April 5, 1893 (4 pages)

of r pe ch rs wwe ~ Always on THand. “ ~— ce dal ae ~ Barn . we * _rived.here today on his way home. our mines, wml; ynn.of Dewnieville-: came-dowii last_ evening en route ‘to their home at. _ arrived here today en route to San Franchant and also acting manager of Scam> THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, — Published Every Evening Except Sun: days and Legal Holidays. * Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—l5 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a, Year. WxXDNES > Y¥V’'NG. APRIL. 5. '93 EEE ee PERYNAL Swial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, Mrs. J. 8S. Stidger of Sau Juan arrived here today-on her way below. M. (. Hogan of North San Juan was in town yesterday, J. Ostrom came down Bloomfield yesterday. _ Mrs. B. Me ulla and daughters ef Washington are he e ona visit, Miss Georgie Euglish of Columbia Hill is visiting here. John Cahill of You Pet was in town esterd ry en ' W.-E Isbester of Persticta was in tewn last evening on his way to San Juin. Fred Guild, formerly of this city, is at present steward at the (iolden Kagh Hotel, Marysville. N.C. Miller of French Corral, whi has been below on a -business trip, arfrom North Wells Drury, repoyter for the San Francisco Examiner, is here writing uy F. M. Pridgeon cf Lake City is in town, i (.'0./ Eaton of San Francisco is in town, A. Hampel, the popular traveling mau of Sacramento, is in town. : J. W. Greenlaw of Sacramento is ii town, Louis M. Cortez and Rose Cortez, of Camptonville, are here spending a few days, John German of North Sin Juau is in town, today on his way below. Mrs. M, Hubby and Miss R, Hubby, of Winters, Yolo county, arrived here Downieville. : J, Y¥. Hunter and wife will leave Sunday for a trip East. They will visit ther old homes and also attend the World's Fair before returning to this State. ft; W; Brown and son of Downieville ciscio,._Mr.-Brown is a hardware mer-. man’s bank at Downieville. He is a brother of E. H. Brown, superintenden, of tiie Narrow Gauge Railroad. Ge Amateur Pedestrianism. Uunion: A pedestrian club has been formed in Grass Valley, and extended. promenades are to be taken by its members on holidays and Saturday afterhoous. The club is composed of ten young men, and the questien of admitting ladies te-membersbip.is.new. being. seriously considered, ' ’ For next Saturday the proposed trip isa walk tothe summit of Banner and return, mer AUR Airstian, teint Smallpox on Board, The steamer City of New York, which arrived at San Francisco yesterday from Panama, had a case of Ipox on board, the victim being a cabin passenger from Guatemala, ‘Ihe vessel and her tiftyeight passengers were placed in quarantine at Angel Island, PORE ne Divorced. Emma J, Gunthey was granted a divorce Monday by Judge Davis of Marysville, from her husband, Frank J. Gunther. The couple eloped from Marys— ville about three year ago and were married in Nevada City, Buried Yesterday. The funerals of the late R. S$, Alderman and Captain John White took place at Grass Valley yesterday afternoon, and were largely attended, Sap ome an eh NAR goer Insurance Paid, Mrs, KE. Bond yesterday received 2,000 from the American Legion of Honor, for which amount the life of her late husband was insured in that order. casaliiinsnt to acan Joun Mackwy, Jr., son of Joho Mackey of Haggin’s Sacramento farm, was found lying on the street in a dying condition at San Francisco early yesterday morning. He died soon after being removed to the hospital. Deceased was & reporter on the Call, and it is supposed he committed suicide, Bill of Fare Changed. « Tnstead of corn beef the Beehive grocery store has just opened a choice lot of Pickled Tripe, m27 +e — Iv you are melancholy or down witht! e blues you need Simmons Liver Regalat: j A surgeen is the man who has to carve ett his fortune if he gets any.—Detreit Free Press, " i DPRIGES . Bakin -_ siPowder. MOST PERFECT MADE. cle tert teint Powder its 3 A pure Dont Tare Pre Bree fron \on the hill north of ‘town, says the Grass the older persous enjoyéd the outing and Edward Coleman Resigns as” Superintendout of the Idaho Mine, Edward Coleman has resigned the poSition of superintendent of . the Idaho mine, Gras Valley, and has Deen' succeeded by Kugene Creller. The new superintendent has been amalgamator at the mine since 1870‘und is. familiar with everythirg connected with the property, beth above and below ground, and is entirely competent to assume the mngnage— ment. . Mr. Crellec’s many acquaintances here will be pleased to learii of his appointment, At the meeting of the Directors Monday evening dividend No, 273, of 43 per share, was declared, No material change in the working of the mine will be made at present. ‘There 's still considerable good ground to .be woiked, and it is said thas many—hundreds of tons of paying quartz will be taken out before the ct din is exhausted, notwithstanding it has been reported that the mine is nearly worked out and liable to -suspend operations any day We hope the grand old Idaho will continne to’ yield gulden tyeasure for a long time to come. It has been a wonderfu gold producer, and aside from the fact that a few men-have been made imvensely rich’ by it, hundreds of mu have been furnished employment and-the county generally benefited by its opera tion during the past quarter of a cent ry. Mr. Coleman, the ex-superintendent, will leave soon for the East, to attend the World's Fair and visit other places, and on his.return to this’Coast will take up his residence at San Francisco. ————+ 2-0 @eThe Program, _ Following is the program-for the entertainment which is to be given Friday evening for the benefit of the Episcopai Chureh: PARTE, Overture—Goyne’s Orchestra, Hunting Chorus—Nevada Glee Club. Instrumental Duet—Miss Naffziger, Miss Goyne. Vocal Solo—W. H. Veal. Messrs Chinn & Werry.—: Vocal Solo—Miss Naffziger. ~Overture—Goyne’s Orchestra,Chorus—From Pirates of Penzance, Vocal Solo—Mrs. Prisk, Instrumental Solo—Miss Brand. Solo—Mrs, Gould. Cantata of the Gypsy Queen, Finale —Tableau, nap ai hp eis Hunting Eggs. On Sunday last several families went Valley Telegraph, and took their children with them. Many dozens of eggs, Easter .eggs, had been -hidden in the undebrush and the children were turned out to hunt-and gather them and: each child had an ambition to get the’ most eggs. It was rare sport to see them for the hidden eggs, and when they finished there were many torn garments and skinned faces and hands. Many of also the tine dinner at Fiske’s after their spert was over, scene aaelibaorbc Released From Custody. The examination of Taunt and Phillips, the young men accused of robbing Thomas Casey at Grass Valley the other night, was held yesterday and_resulte . in their being discharged, There was not sufficient-.evidence to hold theiii, the prosecuting witness not being able to positively identify the accused as the parties who robbed him, It seems to have been a case of too much ‘beoze” on Casey’s part. , noneancans Oe Marysville Fair. The fair at Marysville this year will commence Tuesday, August 29th, and continue five day. A committee has been appointed to confer with the other Associations in the northern countie, relative to forming a race circuit, as was done last year and the year before, Ar San Francisco yesterday merning John RK. Lima, an aged Mexican baker, committed suicide by shouting himself through the head, rather than be taken to the hospital. a oe HOTEL AKKIVALS, OG ‘Union Arrivals, W. 8. Johnson, San Fraue‘se >, QC. B, Corlin, "4 J. A, Johnson, “¢ 8. “English, es W. Diven, Pld John Murphy, sf kK. L. Morane, Ad 'T. ©, Porter, Sacramento, Jobn Cabill, as Miss Georgie English, Columbia Hill, Geo, Launders, Marysville, H, Calanan, ¢e J. R. Davis, San Juan, B. Cary, “4 J. A, tianch, Relief Hill, A. R. Lande, Marysville, A. Williams, ‘a National Kxchinge. O. P. Davis, Washington, Mrs, B, McCulla&e , * Miss B."McCulla pha Rk. A, Blair, Sacramento, A. Hampel, tk G, Burman, San Francisco, C, Samuel, Mg L. Latrulle, “ , O, Katon, * J, Oliver,Win. Miller, 99 Geo. Edeil, * Wm. MeCune, Yuba City, Mrs. J. 8, Stidgor, San Juan, M, ©, Hogan, sé + D. cn Bloomfield, Thos. Ceneamon, Los Angeles, H, Montana, Ww. E. = Hakersfield, kK. RB. ax,0. G Central House, Dan MoW: San Francisco. } a et Sant Quartette—Mrs. Prisk, Miss Meek, . ” --ordered placed on file, diving in the brash and stubble looking . ’ (Consolidated Tunnel Company held Moncima ee -BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Another: Big Batch of Bils Examined aud Ordered Paid The folowing demands were allowed oa the General Road Fund: : J. Creegan, labor in District N . 3 $8.75. ‘ Ee F. M. -Pridgeon, 'abor in Di-rie » No. 3, $48 73. The report of the Road Commissioner of District No. 3 was read, approved and ordered placed on file. — The following’ deniands against the county were ordered patdafrom.the Third Road District Pund: os Labor on Roads—James Prout $7.50, 1. A. Craig, — $52.50, $36 65, FB, M.°Pridgeon $15, Citizens 6B uk $68, C. H, Maho $13.50, Chas. MeElvy $15, H. GC. Mills $12, W. ©. Monroe $70 GENERAL FUND. W. E-Horrell, repairing flag, $3. i J, Allen, wathing tor Court House, $7. South Yuba Water Company, water, (19.50, ; e W. Curless, Health Officer at Truckee, $60. 4 Peter Purcell, livery hire, $16. John Delbridye, repairing shoes for chaingang, $4.50. “J. M. Walling, Soldiers, $50. Owen Tenrose burying ex-Union W. McCullough, conveying sick to hospital, $6. W. Walker; conveying sick to hospital, $10. Jas. Hennessy, conveying sick to hospital, $10. ; George Tr cy, bookcase for Judge, $22.50. J. J. Greany, box rent, $1.50. fra” Abbott, repairing chaingang balls, $1. 8. D. Avery, conveying sick to hospital, #11. . H. 3. Spalding, advertising and print ‘itig, $11.558 KE, Jamieson, topsy, $59, The following deman:; were ordered paid from the Third Road District Fund: P. Davis, labor on roa:ls, $2.50. FOE. Wadsworth, advertising and printing, $11.20, The report of Road Commissioner of District No. 4 was read, approved and . post mortems and auThe following bills were allowed on the Fourth Road District: Fund: A. Y. Brown, labor on‘roads, $20. T. J.—Rebinsen, abor—on-—roads; $239, 50. . The fotlewing ‘billa were allowed en the i GENERAL FUND: ~ Watching Chaingang—M. Brophy . $135.0: “Monk $190, Alex; McLean, $55; 7Nevada Gas Light Co, gas and lime, $30. oe John Werry, expressage on book, .90. cents, G. E. Withington, painting sign, $1.50W. H. Pascoe, "feeding i $392.21, D. McPhetres, money, advanced indi} gent,-and_for-lock, $7.50; B. F. Snell, jury;scrip, $684.50, Stockholders Meeting. prisoners, G. V. Union: At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the North Banner day afternoon the following named gentlemen Were elected Directors: George Fletcher, “iriss Valley; John F, Kidder, Grass Vu.ly; K.-H. Brown, Grass Valley; Joseju Weissbein, Grass, Valley; Julius Jacobs, San Francisco, After ad journment of the stockholders’ meeting the Board-elect assembled and erganized by electing officera as follows; George Fletcher, President; John F, Kidder, Vice President; K, H. Brown, ‘Treasurer; Thos. J. Michell, Secretary, Where Are the Candidates? Seven candidates for the office of Marshal of Grass Valley are announced in the local papers, besides candidates for other town offices, [in this city not a single candidate has announced hiimsélt publicly. offices this year? Come forward, gentleAre there no aspirants for the men, and let the people know your dsis, An announcement in the papers will dost you no more now than it will a week before election and it will doe you much more good, © o@eMrs. Lanovuisn, **Yired! Oh; so tired all the tinie!’ Mrs, Suvwt. ‘Well, ao I used tobe until T begun. to take Ayer's Sarsapari!!a as a spriny med cine, and don't know whut it is to have that tired feeling. Try it, my dear, only be sure you get Ayer's.”’ eaten Dyeing anu «caning now I fu all its branches. Gents’ light spring uits and ladies’ tine purty dresses thoroughly cleaned, Satisfaction guaranBetween now and the first of April, before the epring trade opens up, I will do all work twenty-tive per cent cheaper than thereafter, M. H. Survn, _. Prop. Grass Valley Steain Dye House, teed or no charge. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria, 0-0 90-0 eee Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Rucklen’s Arnica Salve and Elevtric Bitters, and have never handled :emedies that seli as well, or that has given such universal satis. faction, We do not hesitate to guarantee them every tine, and we-stand ready to fund the purchase price, it eatisfuctory reunite do net BUMWe Sadie’ ches Pane 4 sale of postage stamps chow an increace i Monday, May dat, 1808; te eleet the follawhy “Tat the Justices’ office on Commercial Street, ‘ing, where they will be pleased to see AN INCREASE OF, BUSINESS. — The Nevada City Postmaster Entitled to an Advance ii His Sa'ary. During the last’ fiscal year, etiding March 31, 1893, the receipts at the Nevada City Postotfice from box rent and in the business over the preceding year of about $750, or nearly one-sixth of the total receipts of that year. This increase entitles Postmaster (alkins to an advance in salary from $1,u0) to $1,700 per ycar, The pay of ['ostmasters is regulated according to the amount-of patronage received, and not by the amount of ma:l handled and werk performed, as many suppose. At Grass Valley the Postmaster now receives $1,800 per annum. That office sells tore stamps and rents a larger’ cumber of boxes than the Nevada City oftice does, but the latter, being a distributing othce for San Juan, Bloomfield, Grauife. ville, Camptonville, Downieville, Forest City, Sierra City and other points above, receives and handles twice as*much. mail matter. Both offices belong to the third class and are as well equipped and: conducted as any on the Coast, memeaseroy » imples The old idea was that facial cruptions were duo to a“ blood humor,” for which they gave potash. Thus all the old sarsaparillas contain A jotash, a nauseating mineral, that instead of docreasing, actually creates more eruptions, You have noticed this when tak{ng other Barsaparillas. It is however now known that the stomach, the blood ov power, is tho seat of all vitlating or cleansing operations. A stomach clogged by indigestlon or constipation, vitiates tho blood, result pimples, A clean stomach and healthful digestion purifies itand they disappear, Thus Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia is compounded after the modern idea to regulato the bowels and stimulate the digestion. Tho effect is immediate. A shorttestimonial to contrast the action of the potash Sarsapartllas and Joy's: Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes St., 8. F., writes: “TI have for years had indigestion. I tried a popular Sarsaparilla but it caused more pimples to break out on my face. Hearacted differcatly I tried it, and the pimples \mmediately disappeared,” JO $ Vegetable UU FT YW Sarsapariila Largest bottle, Mi, Stes same price. FOR #@ALR} ty * CARR B 20S. Election Proclamation, we City of Nevada arehereby notified that an election will be held id Nevada City on named officers: be 2, Assessor. 3. Treasurer. 4, City Trustee. 5, City Trustee. ’ Precinct No.1. The paling place will be at Samuel Clutter’s carriage factery, on the Plaza, Inspectora~ Db, B. Getehe] and R Tremain; Judges, John Richards and Wm. Brown; Clerks, W. J.’ Williams and W. J. Orgah; Baliet Clerks, Hugh Murehie and Geo. Russell, Precinct No. 2,. The poling place will be at the City Holl. Insectors, J. I. Caldwell and Harvey caper: Judges, August Ledeman and E. Booth; Clerks, C, H. Harrison and J.B. Gray; Ballot Clerks, Louis schmidt ahd Geo. C, Gaylord. Precinet No. 3. fhe polling place will be napectors, J, V. Hunterand Frank Po ver; Judges, J. ©. Dickerman and Phil, Goyne; Clerks, J. EE, Isaac and J.-E. Carr; Ballot} Clerks, Alphonso Hartungand Felix Gillet. The polls will be open from sunrise till 6 o'clock P.M, By order of way Foere of Trustees, A eX GAULT, President, Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. Nevada City, March Sist, 1893. a me pete teense ery tenth Cantata-“Cipsy Queen” FOR THE BENEFIT a) TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT i: THE :: NEVADA :: THEATRE, PU New Friday Evening, April 7th, ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. Ne Extra Seat Children 25 -Centay $10 REWARD. 'Q\HE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OF bEKS the nbove named reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons Who destr: y ed some of the Lam pe aid Reflectors b longing to the Company, on Mouday evening, Mareh zith, 183, K. CASPER, Proprietor, Nevada City, March 28th, Charges fur Rese .6 CHARLES HARTMAN. K.E DULAU ae HARTMAN & DULAC, Merchant Tailors, , AVE UPENED A NEW SHOP ON Union stréet, inthe City Hotel buildtheir f They are now making up some handsome, : SPRING AND. SUMMER SUITS And will have a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both Imported and eae tic, from which to choose, A Pesfoct Fit Guaranteed, remedies have won their popularity purely on their merits, Brow. Drag cists. : a j to the Pulsom branch prison, where the Ang that Joy's was 9. later preparation and. -the-latest,-assortment-complete-and-alt right prices, . Mon’s and Boy's Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, The Electors “of the Corporation of the E PRY TS Se, eS ee ea Me aaa NATIVE. SONS Extensive Preparatious Being Made for Their Entertainment, Nearly Completed. The new hotel that Jesse Clemens, formerly of this place, is putting up at Forbéstown, is nearty finished. Harry Stow’s tinue residence is also nearing completion ‘and: is a }andsome structure of modern style, 2 eee JENNIE MOERING, aged 32, cemmitted suicide at San Francisco sometime between Sunday night and yesterday morhing. Her dead body was found in bed ia her room, She hal been separated from her husband and became despondent. The delegates to the-Grand Parlor: of Native Sons, which convenes in Sacra? mento on the 24th of April, will b> highly etiteriained, says the Lvening News, so fiiuch’su that some of the Committee of Arrangements fear that it will interfere with the transaction of ‘the buainess for which they are called together. On the first evening they will-be given a reception at thie Crovker Art Gallery under the au-piczs of the Museum .\ssociation, On Tuesday there will be an excursion visitors will inspect the big dam and be shown through the penitentiary, On Wednesday evening ‘a grand ball will be given at the State Capitol, and dancing will be engaged in in both the Senate and Assembly. chambers. —On_ Thursday evening the delegates will be tendered a grand banquet, and on Friday shown around the city and taken out to Sutter’s Fort, which, mainly ‘through the efforts of this order, has been restored, a Cream of tartar baking -Powder.— Highest of all in ogg strength: — Larest Unrrep Srares GoveRNMENT Fooo Rrrorr. Royau Bakrne Powner Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. Beer A woman's beauty is never lost So long as her sweet smile remains— So long as her Jeam her teeth like frost, ; And her soft lip the ruby stains; And SOZODON'T, with magic power, Bestows on her this priceless dower, rennet. sn epinnhlenitnnieeetinar recs potas Ty Paty’ Small At S Cents. Spring is Coming AND AS USUAL THE FIRST IN THE MARKET WITH THE WHEW HST GOODS! \ A Popular Line of the Eatest Spring Attractions! An Unlimited Variety in Every Department of the Store. The determination-and ability toe MAKE THE BEST PRICES, qualities as you like them, styles and fashions Don't fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage of the inducements offered in Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, &., &c. : = PRICES THE FAIREST YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN, oe nes Profit hecause our prices will prove a positive saving to the-buyer. It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the fair priced stock of CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. The First Inthe Field: 1 You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the dssigns exceptionally attractive ix Summor Sergzes, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles. Decker Muslins, Etc. Get the choicest by making your selections mw. The new Embroider‘es are very handsome. The L test in Dress Trimmingy and Laces i: great variet”, Auction fale. ee Ce Books, Ciicears, Glass Ware, Furniture, Groceries, Etc. a f) + \ . Facy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, . , OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTER, =~ WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS FO SUIT. ALL WHO WANT BIG BARGAINS. * Sil Coamences Welnesdzy ven'ng, April St, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, This is.4 straight Clearance Sale, and will continue until stock is sold, ~ ’ $39, Sa Ney _We guarantee profit and_pleasureto_everycustomer. ——— PAID IN. Amounts Received by the County Treasurer for Last Month. 4 The following amounts have been paiil into the County Treasury for the past moath: y W. T. Leggett, justice fines, $54.40. N.C. Tully, redemption of delinquent’ ¢ tax certificats,: $56.77. : Samuel J. Alderman, interest on State school land, $16.80. 1 H. Davis, Justice fines, $4.40. F, T, Nilon, furniture sold by Board of Supervisors, $40. ’ W. Walker, Justice fines, $2.50. W.D. Plunkett, Justice fines, $8.50. C. R. Clarke, school poll taxes,.$215.Mr. John Hungerford Proprietor of the fine li stable at the West End hotel, Elmira, N. Y., says: ““f have found that Hood’s Sarsaparilla In the Spring . Fag respect goos way ahead of anyJohn Werry, Recorder's fees, $169.55. dsaetins, um Whies S'aoes elmira C. EK. Mulloy, Justice tines, $8.80. ‘good deal during the past year or two. I 90 P, H. Paynter, Justice fines, $6.50, W. H. Pascoe, Sheriff's fees, $27.30. John Webber, rent of store, $25, . B, F. Snell, Treasurer's commission on warrants paid, 82 cents, Masquerade Ball. Prof. Michell of this city will give a masquerade ball at MeDonald’s Hall, Girasa Valley, on “Friday evening. We understand many persons are having costumes made and that the affair promises to be a complete success. 0t@eo—~ Well Lighted. Electric lights have been put in at the Omaha hoisting works near Giraas Valley. The wires are to be extended to the, underground workings of the mine ina sffort time and lamps put in at the different levels, J.J. Greany, Clerk’s ‘fees. $172.80; Save taken four or five bottles and think it law library tax, $9. —y “ has completely BF. Snell, taxes of 1892, $1,949; 15 ims Snell, S92, 91,049; ~have felt well for per cent delinquent taxes, $48.95; licenses, . Otlfer members of my family have taken J.J.Q y, Auditor's fees on licenses, Hood's Sarsaparilla for general debility and . Bratified at the good it has done them, I . always feel safe in recommending it to my HUNGERFORD, West End Hotel, Elmira, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purity the blood and expel during the winter. Hood's Sarsaparilla ts 80. well adapted for this purpose that it fs son as & Spring Medicine, It of Scrofula and humor from the blood, and {tmparts new life and vigor. Remember, Hires’ Root Beer. C u res to Itself in positive medicinal merit. healthful summer beverage—at the Bee. Hoon'e BiLie Ges gre a hive Grocery Store, Commercial street. ' several months. $731.50, for purifying the blood, and have been highly friends.” Jouw Yo u New York, the impurities. which have accumulated beyond compart e i oOo expels every trace _Hood’s . : ihsiceuies for this delicious and . V%e" other preparations fail, It is Peculiar pain, They are purely Veayianie, Ty ES HOTA Not the Fanoy prices. fer COMIN TLD secures a good article; the fact may be quite otherwise, and in fact it often iso. It's never so at FOLEY’S, FOLEY’S confectionery is alawys perfection itself, and very likely the superiority of FO &Y'S FRENCH JIMEIXED has pomething to do with its overgrowing jopu_ arity. In Nevada City, FOLEY and CANDY are convertable terme, Th may explain why “‘just as sweet as FOLEY” is becoming current among the lad #, as & comparison te describe anything nive, W. M FOLEY, Gonfectioner A BIG STORM IS COMING, And as the weather is growing colder you had better attend our Grand Clearing Out Sale of Blankets We carry a full line of Marysville Blankets, Petaluma Blankets and Merced Falls Blankets, and alao @ full line of Eastern Blankets. If you want GRAY NLANKETS at $1.25 per pair, now is your time, WHITE BLANK ETS, $1.50. We have a double Blanket which we sell for $2.90 which is 1 1-4, These Blankets are cheap at $6, : (oe Do You: Need Comforters ? We have them from four-bite up~-« big assortment. We also have 8 line o } Sateen Comforters, with feathers in them, which we will sell at a bargain. We have just. received a full line. of MEN’S FINE CLOTHING @ invite everybody to examine our prices. These are fresh goeds,, just arrived Gowen Make your little boys happy. Come and woe the new line of JERSEY SUITS, ‘nd other novelties in Boy’s Suits we have just laid in, : TO THE LADIES :—We have just réceived a full line of Ladies’, Missed an “hildre.'s Shoes and Slippers, We invite everybody to come aud examine ous stock. 1 will be money in your pocket. \ i. EX#yiman & Co. MERCHANT TAILORS, ; Min and Commercial Streets, -Nevada-City--~ First-class Stock for Cus! mers-to select from.” Perfect Fit and the best workmans!; p guarantecd. Pants from $5 up. Suits from, $20 up.nada, eee — You have te pay Coin for Cigars then why not get~ the best]? lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke, Kry E)’xm. GIVE THEM A CALL. a ee & ee re ne ~ GEO. TRAGY, Auctioneer, oo. (ATIVE SON OP MARYLAND.) . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, No. 13 Commordial St., Nevada City They Are 3 for 25 cents. 7 Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se, 2). om

of r pe ch rs wwe ~ Always on THand. “ ~— ce dal ae ~ Barn . we * _rived.here today on his way home. our mines, wml; ynn.of Dewnieville-: came-dowii last_ evening en route ‘to their home at. _ arrived here today en route to San Franchant and also acting manager of Scam> THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, — Published Every Evening Except Sun: days and Legal Holidays. * Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—l5 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a, Year. WxXDNES > Y¥V’'NG. APRIL. 5. '93 EEE ee PERYNAL Swial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, Mrs. J. 8S. Stidger of Sau Juan arrived here today-on her way below. M. (. Hogan of North San Juan was in town yesterday, J. Ostrom came down Bloomfield yesterday. _ Mrs. B. Me ulla and daughters ef Washington are he e ona visit, Miss Georgie Euglish of Columbia Hill is visiting here. John Cahill of You Pet was in town esterd ry en ' W.-E Isbester of Persticta was in tewn last evening on his way to San Juin. Fred Guild, formerly of this city, is at present steward at the (iolden Kagh Hotel, Marysville. N.C. Miller of French Corral, whi has been below on a -business trip, arfrom North Wells Drury, repoyter for the San Francisco Examiner, is here writing uy F. M. Pridgeon cf Lake City is in town, i (.'0./ Eaton of San Francisco is in town, A. Hampel, the popular traveling mau of Sacramento, is in town. : J. W. Greenlaw of Sacramento is ii town, Louis M. Cortez and Rose Cortez, of Camptonville, are here spending a few days, John German of North Sin Juau is in town, today on his way below. Mrs. M, Hubby and Miss R, Hubby, of Winters, Yolo county, arrived here Downieville. : J, Y¥. Hunter and wife will leave Sunday for a trip East. They will visit ther old homes and also attend the World's Fair before returning to this State. ft; W; Brown and son of Downieville ciscio,._Mr.-Brown is a hardware mer-. man’s bank at Downieville. He is a brother of E. H. Brown, superintenden, of tiie Narrow Gauge Railroad. Ge Amateur Pedestrianism. Uunion: A pedestrian club has been formed in Grass Valley, and extended. promenades are to be taken by its members on holidays and Saturday afterhoous. The club is composed of ten young men, and the questien of admitting ladies te-membersbip.is.new. being. seriously considered, ' ’ For next Saturday the proposed trip isa walk tothe summit of Banner and return, mer AUR Airstian, teint Smallpox on Board, The steamer City of New York, which arrived at San Francisco yesterday from Panama, had a case of Ipox on board, the victim being a cabin passenger from Guatemala, ‘Ihe vessel and her tiftyeight passengers were placed in quarantine at Angel Island, PORE ne Divorced. Emma J, Gunthey was granted a divorce Monday by Judge Davis of Marysville, from her husband, Frank J. Gunther. The couple eloped from Marys— ville about three year ago and were married in Nevada City, Buried Yesterday. The funerals of the late R. S$, Alderman and Captain John White took place at Grass Valley yesterday afternoon, and were largely attended, Sap ome an eh NAR goer Insurance Paid, Mrs, KE. Bond yesterday received 2,000 from the American Legion of Honor, for which amount the life of her late husband was insured in that order. casaliiinsnt to acan Joun Mackwy, Jr., son of Joho Mackey of Haggin’s Sacramento farm, was found lying on the street in a dying condition at San Francisco early yesterday morning. He died soon after being removed to the hospital. Deceased was & reporter on the Call, and it is supposed he committed suicide, Bill of Fare Changed. « Tnstead of corn beef the Beehive grocery store has just opened a choice lot of Pickled Tripe, m27 +e — Iv you are melancholy or down witht! e blues you need Simmons Liver Regalat: j A surgeen is the man who has to carve ett his fortune if he gets any.—Detreit Free Press, " i DPRIGES . Bakin -_ siPowder. MOST PERFECT MADE. cle tert teint Powder its 3 A pure Dont Tare Pre Bree fron \on the hill north of ‘town, says the Grass the older persous enjoyéd the outing and Edward Coleman Resigns as” Superintendout of the Idaho Mine, Edward Coleman has resigned the poSition of superintendent of . the Idaho mine, Gras Valley, and has Deen' succeeded by Kugene Creller. The new superintendent has been amalgamator at the mine since 1870‘und is. familiar with everythirg connected with the property, beth above and below ground, and is entirely competent to assume the mngnage— ment. . Mr. Crellec’s many acquaintances here will be pleased to learii of his appointment, At the meeting of the Directors Monday evening dividend No, 273, of 43 per share, was declared, No material change in the working of the mine will be made at present. ‘There 's still considerable good ground to .be woiked, and it is said thas many—hundreds of tons of paying quartz will be taken out before the ct din is exhausted, notwithstanding it has been reported that the mine is nearly worked out and liable to -suspend operations any day We hope the grand old Idaho will continne to’ yield gulden tyeasure for a long time to come. It has been a wonderfu gold producer, and aside from the fact that a few men-have been made imvensely rich’ by it, hundreds of mu have been furnished employment and-the county generally benefited by its opera tion during the past quarter of a cent ry. Mr. Coleman, the ex-superintendent, will leave soon for the East, to attend the World's Fair and visit other places, and on his.return to this’Coast will take up his residence at San Francisco. ————+ 2-0 @eThe Program, _ Following is the program-for the entertainment which is to be given Friday evening for the benefit of the Episcopai Chureh: PARTE, Overture—Goyne’s Orchestra, Hunting Chorus—Nevada Glee Club. Instrumental Duet—Miss Naffziger, Miss Goyne. Vocal Solo—W. H. Veal. Messrs Chinn & Werry.—: Vocal Solo—Miss Naffziger. ~Overture—Goyne’s Orchestra,Chorus—From Pirates of Penzance, Vocal Solo—Mrs. Prisk, Instrumental Solo—Miss Brand. Solo—Mrs, Gould. Cantata of the Gypsy Queen, Finale —Tableau, nap ai hp eis Hunting Eggs. On Sunday last several families went Valley Telegraph, and took their children with them. Many dozens of eggs, Easter .eggs, had been -hidden in the undebrush and the children were turned out to hunt-and gather them and: each child had an ambition to get the’ most eggs. It was rare sport to see them for the hidden eggs, and when they finished there were many torn garments and skinned faces and hands. Many of also the tine dinner at Fiske’s after their spert was over, scene aaelibaorbc Released From Custody. The examination of Taunt and Phillips, the young men accused of robbing Thomas Casey at Grass Valley the other night, was held yesterday and_resulte . in their being discharged, There was not sufficient-.evidence to hold theiii, the prosecuting witness not being able to positively identify the accused as the parties who robbed him, It seems to have been a case of too much ‘beoze” on Casey’s part. , noneancans Oe Marysville Fair. The fair at Marysville this year will commence Tuesday, August 29th, and continue five day. A committee has been appointed to confer with the other Associations in the northern countie, relative to forming a race circuit, as was done last year and the year before, Ar San Francisco yesterday merning John RK. Lima, an aged Mexican baker, committed suicide by shouting himself through the head, rather than be taken to the hospital. a oe HOTEL AKKIVALS, OG ‘Union Arrivals, W. 8. Johnson, San Fraue‘se >, QC. B, Corlin, "4 J. A, Johnson, “¢ 8. “English, es W. Diven, Pld John Murphy, sf kK. L. Morane, Ad 'T. ©, Porter, Sacramento, Jobn Cabill, as Miss Georgie English, Columbia Hill, Geo, Launders, Marysville, H, Calanan, ¢e J. R. Davis, San Juan, B. Cary, “4 J. A, tianch, Relief Hill, A. R. Lande, Marysville, A. Williams, ‘a National Kxchinge. O. P. Davis, Washington, Mrs, B, McCulla&e , * Miss B."McCulla pha Rk. A, Blair, Sacramento, A. Hampel, tk G, Burman, San Francisco, C, Samuel, Mg L. Latrulle, “ , O, Katon, * J, Oliver,Win. Miller, 99 Geo. Edeil, * Wm. MeCune, Yuba City, Mrs. J. 8, Stidgor, San Juan, M, ©, Hogan, sé + D. cn Bloomfield, Thos. Ceneamon, Los Angeles, H, Montana, Ww. E. = Hakersfield, kK. RB. ax,0. G Central House, Dan MoW: San Francisco. } a et Sant Quartette—Mrs. Prisk, Miss Meek, . ” --ordered placed on file, diving in the brash and stubble looking . ’ (Consolidated Tunnel Company held Moncima ee -BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Another: Big Batch of Bils Examined aud Ordered Paid The folowing demands were allowed oa the General Road Fund: : J. Creegan, labor in District N . 3 $8.75. ‘ Ee F. M. -Pridgeon, 'abor in Di-rie » No. 3, $48 73. The report of the Road Commissioner of District No. 3 was read, approved and ordered placed on file. — The following’ deniands against the county were ordered patdafrom.the Third Road District Pund: os Labor on Roads—James Prout $7.50, 1. A. Craig, — $52.50, $36 65, FB, M.°Pridgeon $15, Citizens 6B uk $68, C. H, Maho $13.50, Chas. MeElvy $15, H. GC. Mills $12, W. ©. Monroe $70 GENERAL FUND. W. E-Horrell, repairing flag, $3. i J, Allen, wathing tor Court House, $7. South Yuba Water Company, water, (19.50, ; e W. Curless, Health Officer at Truckee, $60. 4 Peter Purcell, livery hire, $16. John Delbridye, repairing shoes for chaingang, $4.50. “J. M. Walling, Soldiers, $50. Owen Tenrose burying ex-Union W. McCullough, conveying sick to hospital, $6. W. Walker; conveying sick to hospital, $10. Jas. Hennessy, conveying sick to hospital, $10. ; George Tr cy, bookcase for Judge, $22.50. J. J. Greany, box rent, $1.50. fra” Abbott, repairing chaingang balls, $1. 8. D. Avery, conveying sick to hospital, #11. . H. 3. Spalding, advertising and print ‘itig, $11.558 KE, Jamieson, topsy, $59, The following deman:; were ordered paid from the Third Road District Fund: P. Davis, labor on roa:ls, $2.50. FOE. Wadsworth, advertising and printing, $11.20, The report of Road Commissioner of District No. 4 was read, approved and . post mortems and auThe following bills were allowed on the Fourth Road District: Fund: A. Y. Brown, labor on‘roads, $20. T. J.—Rebinsen, abor—on-—roads; $239, 50. . The fotlewing ‘billa were allowed en the i GENERAL FUND: ~ Watching Chaingang—M. Brophy . $135.0: “Monk $190, Alex; McLean, $55; 7Nevada Gas Light Co, gas and lime, $30. oe John Werry, expressage on book, .90. cents, G. E. Withington, painting sign, $1.50W. H. Pascoe, "feeding i $392.21, D. McPhetres, money, advanced indi} gent,-and_for-lock, $7.50; B. F. Snell, jury;scrip, $684.50, Stockholders Meeting. prisoners, G. V. Union: At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the North Banner day afternoon the following named gentlemen Were elected Directors: George Fletcher, “iriss Valley; John F, Kidder, Grass Vu.ly; K.-H. Brown, Grass Valley; Joseju Weissbein, Grass, Valley; Julius Jacobs, San Francisco, After ad journment of the stockholders’ meeting the Board-elect assembled and erganized by electing officera as follows; George Fletcher, President; John F, Kidder, Vice President; K, H. Brown, ‘Treasurer; Thos. J. Michell, Secretary, Where Are the Candidates? Seven candidates for the office of Marshal of Grass Valley are announced in the local papers, besides candidates for other town offices, [in this city not a single candidate has announced hiimsélt publicly. offices this year? Come forward, gentleAre there no aspirants for the men, and let the people know your dsis, An announcement in the papers will dost you no more now than it will a week before election and it will doe you much more good, © o@eMrs. Lanovuisn, **Yired! Oh; so tired all the tinie!’ Mrs, Suvwt. ‘Well, ao I used tobe until T begun. to take Ayer's Sarsapari!!a as a spriny med cine, and don't know whut it is to have that tired feeling. Try it, my dear, only be sure you get Ayer's.”’ eaten Dyeing anu «caning now I

fu all its branches. Gents’ light spring uits and ladies’ tine purty dresses thoroughly cleaned, Satisfaction guaranBetween now and the first of April, before the epring trade opens up, I will do all work twenty-tive per cent cheaper than thereafter, M. H. Survn, _. Prop. Grass Valley Steain Dye House, teed or no charge. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria, 0-0 90-0 eee Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Rucklen’s Arnica Salve and Elevtric Bitters, and have never handled :emedies that seli as well, or that has given such universal satis. faction, We do not hesitate to guarantee them every tine, and we-stand ready to fund the purchase price, it eatisfuctory reunite do net BUMWe Sadie’ ches Pane 4 sale of postage stamps chow an increace i Monday, May dat, 1808; te eleet the follawhy “Tat the Justices’ office on Commercial Street, ‘ing, where they will be pleased to see AN INCREASE OF, BUSINESS. — The Nevada City Postmaster Entitled to an Advance ii His Sa'ary. During the last’ fiscal year, etiding March 31, 1893, the receipts at the Nevada City Postotfice from box rent and in the business over the preceding year of about $750, or nearly one-sixth of the total receipts of that year. This increase entitles Postmaster (alkins to an advance in salary from $1,u0) to $1,700 per ycar, The pay of ['ostmasters is regulated according to the amount-of patronage received, and not by the amount of ma:l handled and werk performed, as many suppose. At Grass Valley the Postmaster now receives $1,800 per annum. That office sells tore stamps and rents a larger’ cumber of boxes than the Nevada City oftice does, but the latter, being a distributing othce for San Juan, Bloomfield, Grauife. ville, Camptonville, Downieville, Forest City, Sierra City and other points above, receives and handles twice as*much. mail matter. Both offices belong to the third class and are as well equipped and: conducted as any on the Coast, memeaseroy » imples The old idea was that facial cruptions were duo to a“ blood humor,” for which they gave potash. Thus all the old sarsaparillas contain A jotash, a nauseating mineral, that instead of docreasing, actually creates more eruptions, You have noticed this when tak{ng other Barsaparillas. It is however now known that the stomach, the blood ov power, is tho seat of all vitlating or cleansing operations. A stomach clogged by indigestlon or constipation, vitiates tho blood, result pimples, A clean stomach and healthful digestion purifies itand they disappear, Thus Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia is compounded after the modern idea to regulato the bowels and stimulate the digestion. Tho effect is immediate. A shorttestimonial to contrast the action of the potash Sarsapartllas and Joy's: Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes St., 8. F., writes: “TI have for years had indigestion. I tried a popular Sarsaparilla but it caused more pimples to break out on my face. Hearacted differcatly I tried it, and the pimples \mmediately disappeared,” JO $ Vegetable UU FT YW Sarsapariila Largest bottle, Mi, Stes same price. FOR #@ALR} ty * CARR B 20S. Election Proclamation, we City of Nevada arehereby notified that an election will be held id Nevada City on named officers: be 2, Assessor. 3. Treasurer. 4, City Trustee. 5, City Trustee. ’ Precinct No.1. The paling place will be at Samuel Clutter’s carriage factery, on the Plaza, Inspectora~ Db, B. Getehe] and R Tremain; Judges, John Richards and Wm. Brown; Clerks, W. J.’ Williams and W. J. Orgah; Baliet Clerks, Hugh Murehie and Geo. Russell, Precinct No. 2,. The poling place will be at the City Holl. Insectors, J. I. Caldwell and Harvey caper: Judges, August Ledeman and E. Booth; Clerks, C, H. Harrison and J.B. Gray; Ballot Clerks, Louis schmidt ahd Geo. C, Gaylord. Precinet No. 3. fhe polling place will be napectors, J, V. Hunterand Frank Po ver; Judges, J. ©. Dickerman and Phil, Goyne; Clerks, J. EE, Isaac and J.-E. Carr; Ballot} Clerks, Alphonso Hartungand Felix Gillet. The polls will be open from sunrise till 6 o'clock P.M, By order of way Foere of Trustees, A eX GAULT, President, Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. Nevada City, March Sist, 1893. a me pete teense ery tenth Cantata-“Cipsy Queen” FOR THE BENEFIT a) TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT i: THE :: NEVADA :: THEATRE, PU New Friday Evening, April 7th, ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. Ne Extra Seat Children 25 -Centay $10 REWARD. 'Q\HE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OF bEKS the nbove named reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons Who destr: y ed some of the Lam pe aid Reflectors b longing to the Company, on Mouday evening, Mareh zith, 183, K. CASPER, Proprietor, Nevada City, March 28th, Charges fur Rese .6 CHARLES HARTMAN. K.E DULAU ae HARTMAN & DULAC, Merchant Tailors, , AVE UPENED A NEW SHOP ON Union stréet, inthe City Hotel buildtheir f They are now making up some handsome, : SPRING AND. SUMMER SUITS And will have a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both Imported and eae tic, from which to choose, A Pesfoct Fit Guaranteed, remedies have won their popularity purely on their merits, Brow. Drag cists. : a j to the Pulsom branch prison, where the Ang that Joy's was 9. later preparation and. -the-latest,-assortment-complete-and-alt right prices, . Mon’s and Boy's Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, The Electors “of the Corporation of the E PRY TS Se, eS ee ea Me aaa NATIVE. SONS Extensive Preparatious Being Made for Their Entertainment, Nearly Completed. The new hotel that Jesse Clemens, formerly of this place, is putting up at Forbéstown, is nearty finished. Harry Stow’s tinue residence is also nearing completion ‘and: is a }andsome structure of modern style, 2 eee JENNIE MOERING, aged 32, cemmitted suicide at San Francisco sometime between Sunday night and yesterday morhing. Her dead body was found in bed ia her room, She hal been separated from her husband and became despondent. The delegates to the-Grand Parlor: of Native Sons, which convenes in Sacra? mento on the 24th of April, will b> highly etiteriained, says the Lvening News, so fiiuch’su that some of the Committee of Arrangements fear that it will interfere with the transaction of ‘the buainess for which they are called together. On the first evening they will-be given a reception at thie Crovker Art Gallery under the au-piczs of the Museum .\ssociation, On Tuesday there will be an excursion visitors will inspect the big dam and be shown through the penitentiary, On Wednesday evening ‘a grand ball will be given at the State Capitol, and dancing will be engaged in in both the Senate and Assembly. chambers. —On_ Thursday evening the delegates will be tendered a grand banquet, and on Friday shown around the city and taken out to Sutter’s Fort, which, mainly ‘through the efforts of this order, has been restored, a Cream of tartar baking -Powder.— Highest of all in ogg strength: — Larest Unrrep Srares GoveRNMENT Fooo Rrrorr. Royau Bakrne Powner Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. Beer A woman's beauty is never lost So long as her sweet smile remains— So long as her Jeam her teeth like frost, ; And her soft lip the ruby stains; And SOZODON'T, with magic power, Bestows on her this priceless dower, rennet. sn epinnhlenitnnieeetinar recs potas Ty Paty’ Small At S Cents. Spring is Coming AND AS USUAL THE FIRST IN THE MARKET WITH THE WHEW HST GOODS! \ A Popular Line of the Eatest Spring Attractions! An Unlimited Variety in Every Department of the Store. The determination-and ability toe MAKE THE BEST PRICES, qualities as you like them, styles and fashions Don't fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage of the inducements offered in Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, &., &c. : = PRICES THE FAIREST YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN, oe nes Profit hecause our prices will prove a positive saving to the-buyer. It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the fair priced stock of CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. The First Inthe Field: 1 You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the dssigns exceptionally attractive ix Summor Sergzes, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles. Decker Muslins, Etc. Get the choicest by making your selections mw. The new Embroider‘es are very handsome. The L test in Dress Trimmingy and Laces i: great variet”, Auction fale. ee Ce Books, Ciicears, Glass Ware, Furniture, Groceries, Etc. a f) + \ . Facy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, . , OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTER, =~ WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS FO SUIT.. ALL WHO WANT BIG BARGAINS. * Sil Coamences Welnesdzy ven'ng, April St, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, This is.4 straight Clearance Sale, and will continue until stock is sold, ~ ’ $39, Sa Ney _We guarantee profit and_pleasureto_everycustomer. ——— PAID IN. Amounts Received by the County Treasurer for Last Month. 4 The following amounts have been paiil into the County Treasury for the past moath: y W. T. Leggett, justice fines, $54.40. N.C. Tully, redemption of delinquent’ ¢ tax certificats,: $56.77. : Samuel J. Alderman, interest on State school land, $16.80. 1 H. Davis, Justice fines, $4.40. F, T, Nilon, furniture sold by Board of Supervisors, $40. ’ W. Walker, Justice fines, $2.50. W.D. Plunkett, Justice fines, $8.50. C. R. Clarke, school poll taxes,.$215.Mr. John Hungerford Proprietor of the fine li stable at the West End hotel, Elmira, N. Y., says: ““f have found that Hood’s Sarsaparilla In the Spring . Fag respect goos way ahead of anyJohn Werry, Recorder's fees, $169.55. dsaetins, um Whies S'aoes elmira C. EK. Mulloy, Justice tines, $8.80. ‘good deal during the past year or two. I 90 P, H. Paynter, Justice fines, $6.50, W. H. Pascoe, Sheriff's fees, $27.30. John Webber, rent of store, $25, . B, F. Snell, Treasurer's commission on warrants paid, 82 cents, Masquerade Ball. Prof. Michell of this city will give a masquerade ball at MeDonald’s Hall, Girasa Valley, on “Friday evening. We understand many persons are having costumes made and that the affair promises to be a complete success. 0t@eo—~ Well Lighted. Electric lights have been put in at the Omaha hoisting works near Giraas Valley. The wires are to be extended to the, underground workings of the mine ina sffort time and lamps put in at the different levels, J.J. Greany, Clerk’s ‘fees. $172.80; Save taken four or five bottles and think it law library tax, $9. —y “ has completely BF. Snell, taxes of 1892, $1,949; 15 ims Snell, S92, 91,049; ~have felt well for per cent delinquent taxes, $48.95; licenses, . Otlfer members of my family have taken J.J.Q y, Auditor's fees on licenses, Hood's Sarsaparilla for general debility and . Bratified at the good it has done them, I . always feel safe in recommending it to my HUNGERFORD, West End Hotel, Elmira, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purity the blood and expel during the winter. Hood's Sarsaparilla ts 80. well adapted for this purpose that it fs son as & Spring Medicine, It of Scrofula and humor from the blood, and {tmparts new life and vigor. Remember, Hires’ Root Beer. C u res to Itself in positive medicinal merit. healthful summer beverage—at the Bee. Hoon'e BiLie Ges gre a hive Grocery Store, Commercial street. ' several months. $731.50, for purifying the blood, and have been highly friends.” Jouw Yo u New York, the impurities. which have accumulated beyond compart e i oOo expels every trace _Hood’s . : ihsiceuies for this delicious and . V%e" other preparations fail, It is Peculiar pain, They are purely Veayianie, Ty ES HOTA Not the Fanoy prices. fer COMIN TLD secures a good article; the fact may be quite otherwise, and in fact it often iso. It's never so at FOLEY’S, FOLEY’S confectionery is alawys perfection itself, and very likely the superiority of FO &Y'S FRENCH JIMEIXED has pomething to do with its overgrowing jopu_ arity. In Nevada City, FOLEY and CANDY are convertable terme, Th may explain why “‘just as sweet as FOLEY” is becoming current among the lad #, as & comparison te describe anything nive, W. M FOLEY, Gonfectioner A BIG STORM IS COMING, And as the weather is growing colder you had better attend our Grand Clearing Out Sale of Blankets We carry a full line of Marysville Blankets, Petaluma Blankets and Merced Falls Blankets, and alao @ full line of Eastern Blankets. If you want GRAY NLANKETS at $1.25 per pair, now is your time, WHITE BLANK ETS, $1.50. We have a double Blanket which we sell for $2.90 which is 1 1-4, These Blankets are cheap at $6, : (oe Do You: Need Comforters ? We have them from four-bite up~-« big assortment. We also have 8 line o } Sateen Comforters, with feathers in them, which we will sell at a bargain. We have just. received a full line. of MEN’S FINE CLOTHING @ invite everybody to examine our prices. These are fresh goeds,, just arrived Gowen Make your little boys happy. Come and woe the new line of JERSEY SUITS, ‘nd other novelties in Boy’s Suits we have just laid in, : TO THE LADIES :—We have just réceived a full line of Ladies’, Missed an “hildre.'s Shoes and Slippers, We invite everybody to come aud examine ous stock. 1 will be money in your pocket. \ i. EX#yiman & Co.. MERCHANT TAILORS, ; Min and Commercial Streets, -Nevada-City--~ First-class Stock for Cus! mers-to select from.” Perfect Fit and the best workmans!; p guarantecd. Pants from $5 up. Suits from, $20 up.nada, eee — You have te pay Coin for Cigars then why not get~ the best]? lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke, Kry E)’xm. GIVE THEM A CALL. a ee & ee re ne ~ GEO. TRAGY, Auctioneer, oo. (ATIVE SON OP MARYLAND.) . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, No. 13 Commordial St., Nevada City They Are 3 for 25 cents. 7 Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se, 2). om