August 16, 1892 (4 pages)

UMS. Horses. ok, ucts, ‘xhibits. ll horses bred ) forfeit, $100 e for all. One 2 year olds, § $50. Winners y 5 lbs, extra. August Ist almile. $25 en1-¥6 mile. $25 Vinners of two ; three or more es, at a miie or ile and] repeat. of a mile and of any heat race $5 s. 1 mile. ar cent. , $25 entrance, f any 2 year old t placed second rance fee. $200. extra, $40 to st at one mile; ars ok and year. ht te hold a hesa of the purse, rd reserves the ial race between 2? entrance money ley may contest ds tu first, oneall running races, nt. of purse, and 110 per cent. e day preceding ’ 1 the interest of, { the day precedthat wee owned . distinct colors, t will be for sale uitously. , President. rN be ~dot"the Nes —_— Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. : ished Every Evening Except Sundase Gaye unt Legit Holidays. ‘Established Sept. 6, 1860. —— Tenms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a town. Month; $6 a Year. Ww. town. 16, cen = TUESVAY,EV’NG AUG. "92, = a Francisco, a FORM FIRST VOTERS CLUBS. F. on la t ever Every Town in the State Should Form 2! Least One Such Organization. . There is nothing more important toa young man just beginning his career ohaas that he should start right, and all his J i friends should assist him in every way If q possible. : There is no step in his whole lifé that he will luok back to with so much interest as the formation of his political chiracter and the selection of his political associates, It will be of the greatest value to him to choose for°his friends the members of the party which heiieves in taboringfor the--prosperity of the country and does its ubmost to maintain the honor of the American flag. : : Many thousatids of young men in this State will this year cast their first vote. They should carefully avoid a false start, and the only sure way to begin right is to commence by voting for Harrison and Reid. 4g The veterans in the’Kepublican party ; should took after the young men jast coming on the stage and aid them in getting on the right read. There is no bet: ter method of doing this than by the first voters clubs, : Every town in the State should organize a first voters club at once, if there is not The men who N.C. Mil over from. Fri last evening. Downieville. on their way ington to sper heen at Dow iere today on ‘ived here t. ¢ C. D. Easti : one already in exitence. been to San have done the party work for twenty years can render no bet er service now than to aid in the formation of such od bodies, and in seeing to it that ever) young man in the town is impressed with the fact that his connection with such a E q club will be of great advantage to him. ; = 2-0 OOo From the Centennial, iere last even ugton, las” been vay below. A letter from Superintendent Rich ards, dated the Oth inst., received by Secretary James at Gold Hill, Nevada. says: ‘The gravel is now down to the middle of the face of the tunnel and is a fine looking deposit. The bedrock is nd hard. ‘The gravel show: coarser, rounder and heavier gold thau that found in the big gravel bed we have tround£again. auistinet Jak land. T. C, Howe alrcady developed. We have gone ahea: over 7() feet since the gravel came down into the tunnel.” ‘ The main tunnel of the Centennial i: now in over 2,40) teet, and the prospect mentioned in Richards’ letter most cer tainly indicate a nearer proximity to the big rich back channel for which the tun nelis persisteatly being run, Coarse gole is good to have, although the tine gold of previous deposit is ygoodenotgh iti more troubiesome and costly to save ——-—_-+ 00+ — Superior Court. ‘ual devoted te is spending Peopl mercial stree The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : = Edward Jones Thomas Jones Order setting trial for Aug. 19. People vs. Wm. Hyndinan. » setting trial Aug. 13. Peop'e vs. Miller. Trial set for Aug 29. Sie geaeerg ee es Notice. Court House i os and stat -d its Orde1 Plea not guilty, } retary. secretary, ; All persons having bi:ls ayainst Fred . M. Locks are requested to leave them © with Robert Simmons Jr., at the Glenpointed, brook saloon, this week. ald 2t on the 20th a Unless the.breath is like a spicy gale,Uniess the teeth gleam like the driven ancw, ‘ There is no dazzling smile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or car, we know. The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought wichin the spell of SOZODONT. ores, the diréctors " Smoke the Medallion at Barton’s, the S finest 5 cent cigar in America, a se a sits Foley makes the Best Ice Cream Soda ‘in town. 13 Commercial street. tf a i. oe Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Eastern Oysters in cans and The season i: Try thein. Fresh Bhel!, always on hand. open and the oysters are fine. fect health. + ee “. No pill or nauseating potion, but 4 pleasant tonie and laxative is Simmon: . Liver Regulator. One F Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 pei © dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. mighty glad t ————~+ 100+ Glad to Get and Young, cae rein town, , ; 3s train. ler and J. B. ench Corral to-day. below. nd a few days. nieville on his way hore, Jay on his way home. THE DAILY TR ANSCRIPT. PERSONAL MENTION, Chief Engineer’s Report. Social and Other Notes About People Old J. Buisie-of Sacramento is in town. J. H. Bascher of Sacramento is in N. Garner of Forest City is in Ed. Levy and E. §, Gould, of San J. Herpon of Chicago arrive here Mrs. M. Molony of North Bloomfield same down on the'stag: today. Miller were J.T. White ant wife, of Washington, arrived here today on their way below; A. D: Mason returned this morning trom a business trip to San Francisco. R. J. Thomas, who hasbeen to San Francisco for a few days, returned home P. M. Kehtdey arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way to P. H. McMahon and wife of Oakland arrived here last evening on their way-te Moore's Flat. Fred Brown and A. J. Ross arrived here yesterday from North Bloomfield J. Kahler, J.-L. Cook and Frank Vhite arrived here today from. WashW. T. Luther of Monterey, who has a visit, arrived Ed. Parkér, who has been here on-a visit to his father, A. H. Parker,’ reurned to Stockton yesterday. J. M. B: Meroux of Downieville,; who tas been at San Francisco on a visit, arn of Graniteville, who has Francisco on business, arvived herd last evening on his way home. Miss M, A. -Ritchie und Mrs. C, O. ‘IeQuestion of San Franciseo, arrived ing on their way to Washfriends at i, » the mining, eugine a -few days here; 2-9 Ooo e's Party Meeting. ts, by representativ nstead. object. f August, ap elie gc neorporated, —--2 o— County Assessor Bond. Home. o get home again. Iv you want a very fine turnout of an) dkind goto Henry Lane’s Feed ané Liv Repu Peculiar © In mahy imovortant respects, Hood's Sarsa > -parilia is different from and superior to othér medicines, Peeuliar in 2ombination, proportion and _-preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsa parilla possesses the full curative velue o the best’known vegetable remedies, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the coufidence it gains amon all classes, one botile‘always sells anothe Peculiar in its “good uame at home” shere is more of Hood’s Sarsaparilla sok in Loweil, where it is made, than df a other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroa no other preparation has ever attainc such popularity in so shortatime. It real) is a Peculiar Medicine fecnilar in strength and economy ‘Hood's Saxsaparilla is the only medici: of which can truly be said, “100 doses 0: dollar.” Medicines in larger and smali hotties require burger doses, and-do n Produce as good ve-ylts.ag ‘Hood’s Sarcaparille Sold by druggists. gy iSixfor Bb. Prepared b C.L, HOOD & co., Apothecaries, Lowe!!, Mas : 100 Doses One Dollar } Vambridge, vad and cost & en FO meagan a no teen blican Prinraries, — ee Native Daughters, +20. Read It. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, won . *day’s Transorirr. Read it. ‘der: 3 + Oe eS derful cures are aceomplished by Matrimonial. — 20-2. Mrs. Kite Train of Sacramento, who visiting sloomtield, arrived North here today on her In the first time in about three weeks, 3. H. Miller, the popular clothing merthant, was able to wall ‘down town, and ais hosts of friends were glad to see him W. I. Kschbdeher and wife, and -his sister Miss. Eschbacher arrived here tolay from Downieville on their way to editor and, proprietor of that admira)le illustrated monthly. jour ering, electrical and manufacturing indiistries, the State Resources and Mining Review, Mr. Howeli’s paper has done and is doing noble work for the mining industry and for Nevada county. The mecting announced to be held las‘ evening at the corner of Pine and Come3 of the People's party, was held at’ the John Bal] called the meeting to orde: John Knotwell of. North Bloomfield was choosen temporary chairman and Charles WKitts of Grass Valley secMr. Norten was elected permanent chairman, and C. ,V. Kitts permanent A county ,central committee was apIt was resolved to put a full ticket in the field and the Convention will be held Articles of incorporation were filed today of the Horseshoe Mining Company. Location of works, Grass Valley township, The*eompany will carry on general mining and the’ reduction of The following are the names of :_T. Ri Cooley, J. Rumsey, George T, Tracy, John E. Cooley, Geo, E. Riley. W. It is with deep regret that we state that County Erastus Bond’s condition today is very serious. If the good wishes of his hundreds of friends availeth any thing he would soon be restored to perThe Military boys arrived home last evening, and report having had a jolly good time, but, nevertheless, they are table. tf The Republican primaries will be held tomorrow. The polls in this city will be pened from 2 to 30’c!ock p. M. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor \re going to fix up an elegant booth in he Pavilion, and two of the fair sex will eceive visitors every evening. K. Casper has a new advertisementain ) The marriage of William C/ Gray and diss l.anra A. Grace was solemnized last ‘vening, Rev, John Chisholin officiating. ‘he happy couple left this morning for ‘au Francisco, oma wedding trip, bear1g with them the best wishes of their uimerous friends, : EEE “I REMEMBER that once I walked wenty miles to whip a fellow, tilked back, too, I suppose?’ “No; \ey carried me,”—Chicago News.” « "And YA.z is to have a handsome new telene, to be manufactured by Clark Bros, Tt will contain a 28 inch $50.109cndasaelipeoeietheeees tone « hicago hag ¢ golored Uicyele club. Retiring ‘Chief Engineer Fred Eiler obtain the following: amounting to $10,439.34. ance, $5,142.35. when the Weiss brewery was burned, there was $2,000 insurance. prevails. His report shows that. Hose Company No. 1 has 1,100 feet of hose in good condition, and Company No. 2 the same amount. There is also 300 feet of good hose at the Piety Hill tire house, making a total of 2,500 feet of serviceable hose. Mr. Eilerman bas made a good Chief Engineer, . being always’ prompt and faithful in the discharge of his duties. 2-9 Ge o Anti-Debris Bills. A few moaths ago the Marysville papers asserted in the most positive terms that the Auti-Debris Association were not employing spies, but that the men who were formerly employed in that capacity came to the mountains on their own private business. Notwithstanding the assertions of these papers the spies ha e been drawing their regular stipend from Yuba County. In the Supervisornal proceedings of that county we notice the following : “‘Anti-Debris bills allowed : Rhodes & Barstuw $500, Geo. F. Van Buskirk 4210 U2, Geo. H. Magruder $500 47, W. Vv. Wadsworth $116 09. pe Another Dyndmo. The Ball Electric Company have this week placed in position at their power -ouse, an additional dynamo, and are now prepared to aud to their list of patrons, vpplicants for about 400 or more lights, Che old dyuamo was running about 800 lights, and this addition will give us 1,200 lights or more. The City Trustees have ordered 40 lights for the streets of Auburn, to be in readiness by August 30ch, and the company is working all possible energy to accomplish the lesired end. From that day we expect o be well lighted.—Placer Arg :s. —_—— +666 Racing Entries. A large number of herses have been sntered for the races at the Fair next week. In the running race for Saturday At ; least ‘ight or ten horses may be expected to start. There will be horses take part in the races from Fresno, Oakland, Sacranento, Bakerstield, Willows, Woodland, Suisun, Rei.o, Winters and other places, and some very fast ones are in the list. po een Consented to Run, there are’ eigh‘een entries. The many friends of W. D. Plunkett will be glad to learn that he has conssuted to let his name go before the Convention as Justice of the Peace. Will. is a good epublican and has a strong following that will certainly add streagth tothe party in this Township at least. His law studies for the past eight months particularly adapt him for the oflice, and f nominated he will surely be elected. Sas — What Stronger Proof 1s needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming in telling of marvellous cures it has effeeted after all other remedies had failed ? Hood's Pills cure Constipation. Frightful and Nothing Less Are the! ravages in physical stamina caused by diseases of the kidneys and bladder. Oftentimes, moreover, they are swiltly progressive toa fatal termination. Beguning with simple inactivity of the organs, ‘énal disease, if unchecked by intermediate death or relief, winds up in destruction of the kidneys. This is terrible to contemplate, dreadful to undergo. Anticipate the danger by arousing anc regulating the kidneys, when inactive, with Hostetter’s Stomach Hittera, a most efficient diuretic as well as a general alterative and tonic of unexampled excellence. It performs a further good office the kidneys, in that it more effectually expels through these channels impurities which produce rheumatism and dropsy. Malaria, constipation, biliousness, liver trouble, nervousness, dyspepsiay all succumb to its beneficent action. Something modern : Foley’s Nougat Ice Cream, No, 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf = — een MA‘: J1ED. In Nevada City, gust 15, by Rev. John Chisholm, Wi!.i:m Clifford Gray anil Miss Laura Alice ‘irace, both Nevada Co. of POWDER — Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar -baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest. Unrrep Srares'j GoveanMeEn’ Foop Report, Rovat Baxixe Powper Co. ° 106 Wall St. N. Y, maa has submitted his report to the Board of. Fire Delegates, for the year ending August 4, 192, from which we During the year there were ten fires inside the city Jimits, the total loss Total insurThe most destructive fire occurred on the 27th of last April, involving a loss of $8,0J0, on which The ex-Chief compliments the members of the Fire Department upon their efficiency and upon the harmony that for the system in promoting activity of) ri eos A“Agassin’s Charmed Life. general ward at the Sister's this city. He says he feels a recover in a few days. the least impaired, apparently. lar experience to his late one when working ina mine near Georgetown, Colo, rock that kept him a prisoner six days before be was released. Then he had plenty of water, as ‘there was a spring at the end of the drift where he was, and was not cramped as he was this time, having plenty of room to move about. He had no idea of the passage of time found himself imprisoned, with no possible chance of escape except with the aid of others, he shouted several times, but getting no answer he concluded to keep quiet till he heard something. At intervals he could hear the rumble of cars passing on the level overhead. He made no call for assistance again until he heard the sound of his deliverers at work, whén he called out, and to his great relief was answered. He has had an experience such as not one man in a tnillion bas survived, and from coming through two such trials successfully may be said to beara charmed life.— Helena Journal, Suicide Prevented by a Dog. A noble shepherd dog, the property of Joseph. Langin, has performed a remark. able feat that entitles it to wear a meda) for bravery. The brave animal plunged from the foot of Soulard street into the raging torrent of the Mississippi, and seizing a drowning man by the collar of ois coat swam with him to the shore. thus saving him from certain death, The rescued man was Joseph Reinert. twenty-one years of age, who resides in the same house with Langin. Reinert aad been ‘playing cards with Langin. Some words-passed between them, and Reinert, who had become very morose, vowed that he would commit suicide. te left the house and ran down to the ‘iver Langin followed, but by the time ‘e arrived at the levee Reinert had ‘unged into the water and was being wept rapidly from view. Langin was wipiess to save him. as he could not with but lis dog, who had followed be‘ud. plunged in and reached Reinert ist un he Was disappearing.—St. Louis sepnotic. Long Distance Telephone Lines, The long distnee telephone system ws already attained large proportions :4h.> country. Beginniag two or three (ears ago. in an experimental way, through New England and New York stule lines were uext run across New Jersey to Philadelphia and thence on ward to Bultimeve and Washington. vow recently the line between this city wid Buffalo was the longest in the world ised cOmmercially, being about 450 wiles and giving excellent service. Between Boston and Pittsburg, via New York, communication is often had over 0 miles of circuit. A little while age i trial was made between Newark and Boston, connecting through» Philadel gnia, Pittsburg, Erie, Buffalo and A)baby, giving about 1,000 miles.—New York Telegram. Peculiarly Afflicted, One family in Utica 1s pecniiarly af fected. They have hay fever in th: wuse 1X mouths of every year. Whe he trees bnd the wife comes down wit t and for two months she wheeze sneezes and coughs night and day. A the end Of the two months she lends t! disense. to her husband, who keeps nut) the grass is ripe and haying . eins, at which time he transfers it t ‘is sister, who is also a member of t}. unily For two or three years t! atmily has been regularly visited by t. ‘ease, and now the coming of sunun 4 hailed with anything but pleasure, f t brings misery with it.— Utica Obs: .er “ Dag His Way Out of Jail with Toothpick A Navajo Indian, arrested for theft : tallup. N. M., was fed before being pn a yail. While at dinner he provid mnself with ® eonpie of wothpic': stter incarceration, a few minutes’ wor Hh the toothpicks enabled him to loa na pleve of wood 2-by 4 that w; ack iu the wail next to the cell’ do. hia removed, a large rock about twe ¥ ches square dropped outoof the w ito the main reom of the jail. where mad an iron stove poker. which . ‘sed to pry off the inside door casi his done, he was ‘a free “Injun.” a. + still at large.--Phienix Herald. Paper Makiug at the Worid's Fxir. The proposed exhibit by the pan aakers at the World's Columbian ex: ation will mark a wonderful advan ment in this branch of wmanufacturi: which is now fifth in the list of Aim van industries, baving risen from ©: ‘enth place since 1880. [t is import. wt only in its magnitude, but, to qu: he inotto of a leading piper trade jo ‘al “The consuinption of paper is te seasure of a people’s entire.” — En veering Mayazine ‘uukers Fighting Over a Church Orgy The Freuds church at Ocon. is ii whounl tight over the use of an org i worsmhipmag. At the meeting Suni ne antiorganists were barred out hey smashed in the windows, interru: ag the services. Both sides will app: © the courts,—Cor. tndianapolis Sei: sel, Halletones Kill a Farmer. ‘A disastrous hailstorm visited tle section Monday afternoon. Natha: John, a farmer, was killed by hailsto:, while plowing.—Canton (Miss.) (.; ‘‘hicago Heral: A Well Made Rope. . A rope two inches in diameter ha» ran at a speed of between 4,000 and 5,006 feet per minute, day and night, for eig.i‘ years without having apparently ap proached its limit of durability. —Power ee Congo Ballway. A first section of the Congo railroad is € to in a tuw months, Frank Agassin, the sole survivor of the cave in the Anaconda mine, is in the hospital in little sorer on his right shoulder and left hip than when first taken ont. This is ascribable to the muscular reaction after the terrible strain of remaining fifty-five hours in a cramped position, his left leg dou-) bied up on his breast. There is also a pain in some of the internal organs. The attending physicians at the hospital apprehend no ill results, ‘but say he will His mind is not Agassin was born in Paris. and came to this country in 1882. He had a simiHe was caught in a drift by a fall of during his incarceration. When he} ying“emront-andwhe a live newsboy + weevil ‘ eae ee , = : re — ee WAKENING. The broad white curve of the beach, That lies like » bended arin, The amorous wi ies i ct nee.a ever areach To kisa it and die ae ain: And stil! the hovering “ky, And still the splendid day. And the far white sails, and the sea cull's ery, And the sun path over tne bay. \ How many and many a the \f Have . questioned the stranded ells, If they Knew, perchance, of thethagica, Where the answe: of dreaming dwelis. A&Apd barking the water's kisa, ‘ontent have . dreamed alone, In the glorious thrallof a clay like this, And a wistful want unknown There speed the ontbound ships, Here lieth the sunshine wart, With the spent waves pressing Ubetr cary ing lips, Ou the white store's bended apm. Then for what ts the day more tair? Why blner the deeps of space? Oh, the sun on the gold of a woman's hatrThe love in her eyes her facel —Charles W. Coleman in Lipptnoott's. Mutterings of an Undertaker. “Put on airs, my beauties,” wuttered an undertaker, traveling on the elevated railroad. “Put on airs, but when 1 yet you there won't be anj-airs, and ont ot you will look pretty much like the other." A bevy of bright’and haughty damsets had boarded the train at Twenty-eighth street and their bearing annoyed the an dertaker. : “Ltell you.” he said, “when I bary them they all look pretty much the same. They don't sneer ut the poor old undertaker, either. 1 never saw a proud looking corpse in my life, and I've bur ied thousands. “No difference, sirt The millionaire in the icebox and the pauper you coulud’t tell apart. Puta president ora senator in the morgue and . defy any oue to pick bint out from the other people there. “That's what I think always when 1 see people putting on airs. [t doean't worry me in the least. . remember the time when the undertaker will be lay. will be worth fifty of ‘em.”"—New York Herald. Asked Onee wa Veur. On the night of March. 8, 1801 Mr Wickwire brought home a package “What have you there my dear? asked his wife “A clock.” said Mr. Wieckwire, with perhaps a trace of someting unusual m iis tohe. “a newfangled clock, that runs a whole year with one winding Here after . propose to go to sivep mm peace * Bis words came true. but on the night f March 8. 3892, he was aw tkened with tgreat start. tle was dreaming at the moment. He was ina railway wreek mid, us he thouglt, the broken. @riy iy vod of the overiurnmed engine was slowly oiércing bis vital organs. He waked, as efore said. with a stert. aud found bis Wife arousiog diar wih ber elbow “What's the jnartter?” cowed the lias anid. ‘Did you wind theo clock Henry tear?” — Indianapolis dour al itis Own Mother Dide't new Diw The follows aneedote is told by a wing fp “we Hetee elas Toot budi on leave of ab The sinp did not arrive tor sone a¥safeer it wis ave. My twin brother en, liad come upto receive me,and ow plishauan who says n oo tnents feel TOC Er Was Vecy LerVvous ‘One morning, after she bad ander rone several disappointments because ot 1 ships delay, EP rashed into her roon aylug. “Oa0 mother, how are your He: wuswer was ‘No, Benjamin, it's a bac woke: you know how anxious . am for Alfred {f Was some “time before i vould convince my quother that . wa uer son Alfred, woo tid been. away se long, and not my twin playing a joke on ber. trother, Ben Exact Knowledge. The importance of exact knowledge in many things. cannot be overestimated A doctor was asked by a mother if arrowroot was healiliful food for a babe. He told her it was, and the mother fed her child on that alone til it was nearly starved. Had she. known that arrowroot contains little but starch which alone cannot long support life she might not have: furnished so apt ap illustration, of the proverb that “A little learning is a dangerous thing.” Housekeoper She Was Auiazea. The hamor of those who go down to the Academy tu see pictures is apparent 'yinexhanstible. The following was overheard: A lady went nptow picture by Mr. R. W. Macbeth. A RR A., and after studying it fur seme tine asked: her companion, who hai a catalogue the name of the painter “Upou hearing it ‘Macbeth!” she said: “Machetu! 1 thought he died hundreds of years tye ~London Tit-Bits Observations madé to determine the longtitude of Montreal show that the 'ransmission of the electric current actoss the ocean and back occupied a trifle over one second, the distance be ing 8,000 tiles, The mere fact that chance has direct ed the finding of a penny in the street shows that the coin has luck inherent init. Therefore, if cai ricd iboutimthe pocket it will presuimaply bring yoo fortune lu the year 1886 the Kentucky legisla ture was petitioned to change the name of @ man who thoughtthat Mr fenbasenrichstichstafer™ nified cognowmen Schia War an andig A baman hair: varies in thickness from the 250th to the 600th part of an inch. In other words, it is more than ten times.as coarse as the web of a silk worrh, : There is a man in Montezuma, Ga. who has had his arm dislocated at the shoulder thirty-eight times and bis . ‘g dislocated at the hip eight times It is said thatin all the forests of the earth there are no two leaves exactly the same, It is also said that amid all peoples of th& earth there are uu two faces precisely alike, An improved traction engine has lately appeared in Missouri. [tis run with a relatively small amount of fuel, carries a heavy load and ts provided with means for changing its speed without iltering the stroke of the engine. 2 {minense damage has been done in the County of Essex, England, by the pea in many cases whole fields of peas have been destroyed and have had to be plowed in and oats sown in their about _ tion o: money refunded. Troublesome Ssata The salmon fishermen down the river ind bay are hiving trouble this spring "rom the vexla,asusnal These peste ie tnt elyiig wether than: acy t isin; il are¢ wisivg @ wat to vex te the ‘reins Wi ite the seals of tie irethie 3 rions yee the reputation of boing lew. stupid animals, hunters killing them with clubs, those on the Maine coast ire the sharpest game to be found. Chey wil go im and oat of the salmon weirs. either by force or Strategy, and ‘atewll tbe fish they want: They are very hard to get a shot at, and when hit sink to the bottom. the carcass thue ing lost to the gunner. One fisher man remarked on a recent Saturday hat there was a small fortune in store for the man who would invent & trap that would catch seals and hold thei The bounty upon them doesn't seem ta do a bit of good.-Bangor (Me.) Commercial. No Buyer for Raleigh's Youghal House. Sir. Walter Raleigh's trish home in Youghall, County Cork, which belonged to the late Sir John Pope Hennessy, M. P., was put up for sale by Mesars. E. & H. Lumley, in the Auction mart, Tokenhouse yard. The house is a fine speciwen of Elizabethan architecturs, tt was there that Sir Walter smoked the first pipe of tobacco in freland and received an unexpected bath from a faithful servant maid, who, on seving the blue smoke emerging from her master’s mouth and curling around his head, thought Sir Walter was falling a victim to spontaneous combustion and threw a pail of cold water over him to extinguish the conflagration. Only £1,230 was bid for the property, which was accordingly bought in by the auctioneer, who said he could not think of selling a his torical mansion like it for such a figure. —London Telegraph. Telephone from Paris to Bordeaux, At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the new telephone line between’ Paris and Bordeaux was opened. Complimentary messages were exchanged between the presidents of the chambers of commerce of both cities, and the minister of commerce, and the mayor of Bordeanx, The telephone works exceedingly well, every word being clearly heard. Before concluding the Elysce telephone was hitched on and a complimentary messarre sent through from Bordeaux -to President Carnot, to which he replied in suitable terms.—Galignani Messenger, Snow in June, but None tn Winter. Persons returning ‘from the hills re. port that a foot of snow fell Wednesday. It extended down within 2,000 feet of the plains. A shower of “round” snow fell in the vineyards between Fresno and the base of the Sierra Nevada mountuins, where no snow fell at any time last winter.—-Fresno Cor. San Francisco Chronicle. W. C. Crawford is now, at the age of vighty-six, living in desiitdtion at Alvarado, Tex. He is the sole survivor of the band of patriots who signed the declaration of Texas indepondence at Washington, on -the Brazos river, March 2, tone A GRAND. APPAIR, “Something Entirely New and Novel in the Way of av Entertainment, The Ladies Aid Society of the \ethodist Church, assisted by the Kpworth League, aud some of-the brightest talent of Nevada City, will give an ALBUM SOCTAL in the. Sunday School room of the Church on WEDNESDAY BVEN: ING, August 17th. It will be something . new and is sure to please all who attend, Refreshinents will be served, ; Adiniasion 25 cents, w15-3 _———_~--~<@e o Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Cold, upon this coniition. )1t you are atHicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Theoat or Chest trouble and will use this reinedy as directed, giving it @ fair trial, and experience no benetit, you may retarn the bottle and bave your money refunded. We could not inake this offer did we not kuow that Dr, King’s New Discovery could he relied on. It never (lisa points, Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Store. Large size \0e and $1.00. — se Drug Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent nore — or less at all Limes, but. is lirgely avoided hy BiVieg proper nourtshn ent an-t whole <mtae food Phe nest successful and rehable-of-atiis the Gail Borden ‘Kayle ' Brand Condensed Milk. Your grecer and drugyist keep it. ~~ «@e-e — Days of + ay.” Kentucky Bourbon, a tine whiskey for family use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebefhauer, ole agents for Pacitic Coast, HG Front street, San® Franisco. jazis-ly — 946 oe --__. Buchien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuta, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hanis, Chilblai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit ely cures Piles, or no pay required Itis “aranteed to give perfect satisfac Price 25 cents For sale ¢ Carr Brothers? Dru 201 —_ +2@¢<—-. y Tue Bacauton Burros is the acknowledged nest cigar in the market. 5 ents apiece. Carr Ibros, agents. j23tf per boy Store, —7eeeWrrnovr a doubt Simmons Liver Regulater will cure you. It has cured th msands, ae ev al ean ceD Bacne.ox Burron—the best 5-cent cigar ever manufactured. At (Carr ‘Bres. j23-tf +e Baby cried, Mot! er sighed, Dostor preserited: Castoria, — a JM. FOLEY, Confectioner. Norutxa so well relieves thirst or in. vigorates a person on a hot day as a glass of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda Water, To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion tike Simmons Liver Regulator hel res Selena = Wa. Barron, solagent for Me lallion, best Havana tiller cigar at 5 cents. T'ry it. Boils ‘i act . ato Sie! DEMOCRATIC County Convention, T A MEETING OF THE pEMo.° cratic County Central Committee, dat Nevada City on July 30th, it was olved to hold a County Convention at vada City, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1892, For the purpose of nominating County, District and Township officers, and taking ion for the nomination of a State Senrin conjunction with the counties of rra and Plumas. It was also resolved that the Primary Boils according to Dr, . Meetings to elect Delegates to said County King, a1 eminent author. . Convention be held in the several Presp tty “are generally con. cincts of the County, on Sp nected with deran cements Y ¢ af § . Qf the liver and stomach,” Saturday, August 20th, = While tho older va:sapa. Retween the hours of 3 and 9 o'clock, Pp. rillas Contain potash which aggravates crap. . M., at such hours as the Township Comtions, Joy’sis peculiarly a stomach and . mittees may designate; and that said bowel corrective, and is the only one thatis . Committees be empowered to appoint so. Its regulating influences cause boils te . officers to hold Pr mary Elections. dry up and disappear almost immediately, It was further resolved that the basis A caso in point: ot representation at the said County Con“I had boils break out on myneck. One! vention shall ve upon the vote cast in the had bursted. I took Joy's VesetabldSarsapa. county for E. b. Pond, at the Gubernarillaand in a fow days the ether doits k dttxied . torial Election-in189d0=<onedete ; for up. In tho spring of 1890 I tuok ony of thefeach 25 votes, and one delegate for each other Sarsapartllas and the result was a traction of 25 votes in a precinct, as mass of pimplos. Hearing that Joy's was . follows: ier dng Actod dittrently T used ft this year . APPORTLON MEN f OF DELEGATES, with thé above satisfactory results.” : ‘ tate J. NewMAN, Alameda, Cal. Precinc ee ms ino as weecic Formerly with tho “Alts California.” 8 F, . PRECTNETS, ore 1800. DELEGATES, Robt. Walsh, with Wells Fargo & Co., and . Nevada No. 1 OS cs 8 scores of San Franciscans report the same Nevada No. 2 ae 5 -experience, It avoids tho use of the lance. Nevada No. 3 ‘ oo ree & ) Selby FE lat. WU ivi ec Vogotable . witw vaicy’ b4 .] » Fndian Flat. 2. bs, ea ar gaa 1 Sarsaparilla . God rat Wo 2 As itis the only Sarsaparilla that purifes serycines _ tho blood without tho ugly potash eruptions, 413 18 tuaist on Joy’s and don’t tako any othor, GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley No. 1. 106 . . .6 FOR SALE 4Y ". Grass Valley No. 2. 92 .:.. 4 CARR BROTHERS Grass Valley No. 8 iM a FE Grass Valley No. 4 Oe 3 ‘ : Fast Boston Ravine. 89 . .. 4 3 7 , West Kost’n Ravine. 92 eee CG ARS AN) TOB \((() . Allison Hanch. 7 2 L rf J, . Forest Springs. We es 2 : Hill's Flat We a 4 Gu . & f . ' Buena Vista i ee 2 Cottage Hill, . 33 . Sod d, W,. Schmidt . 2S — sass JIAVING poe the stoy and i : a nt = : 33 teade of (; Hirechman, on ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, ies as es Anthony House IL PINE STRERT, Mooney Flat 19 Hereby notify their friends and the pub. Spencesille . . , 26 lic generally that they will keep on hand . Hleasant Nite. 21 all grades of CLQ ARS » FOBACCO, . Indian Springs 28 PIPES, Ete., which they, will sell at. the Rough and Ready 57 lowest rates. : — 166 : BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, PERERA ArrAr Ks, . Cherokee ie Ree 5 omen em is : : North San Juan. . 8 ore BERKELEY, CAL, NWeetlind..,. 2 iveseiee t N important respects the most-eleyant Rirehville Z Pee ae Miser Tey 1 ins a : he : . able French Corral, OF ies 2 Y eytipped School for Girls in Amer a. : Term begins August 9th, : se 130 ; . Send for vireular to North B a irae ce pee J DR. HOMER B,SPRAGUE, PA Nica ees ‘ 22-1 President, seller itl MD veces ees 1 Lake City (eae 1 : . Columbia Hill. 4 Rea Sree Cortidoute of Co-Vartnership. —_— en See ma ame 126 8 QrA TOR CALIFORNTA, COUNTY EUREK © TOWNSHIP. i) of Nevada, ss. We, the under ‘igued, . Kureka ; Ola. 3 do hereby certify and declare that we . Aloore’s Flat 0. 2 are partners, trausacting the business of Giese aes J = purchasing, working, a saying aud sell. 80 5 ing ores, sulphurets and tailings; and in WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, the reduction ef ores and extr vebing ! yyy findtor 5D 2 metals therefrom, in the County ot Ne aay \ bi ‘ ? = vi eee Ce 8 vada, Stato of Cahioraia, in w hich Ormonia ey = 10 ; county our pemeipal place of business is Vain eos 18 eer es Li I situated, under the firm name and stylo re) 2 — 3 TEN Sagara © MENTE SIO IE t of the “Vioneer Reduction Wor ks;"" that mega a Bo tases vo the full names of all the meimbers ot ae such partnership are hereunto subscribed, . ; ; ss 04 7 and 8 respective residences are set +p = MEADOW! LAKE bh ‘eH opposite our respective names t ee ie ‘ cs ae ie eee & Witness oUMmhauds and seala this fifth ieee se ‘2 30 es eS 3 day of August, 1sy2 aie: “ eoaan poe chs AE Josern Norrney, residence, Nevada} eee : ; t 184 City, Cal. Josurue, .Nowenry,residence, Ne LIUTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, va Citys Cal. , Lowell Mil. US OSS Poe a . Bexvamin Hatt, residence, Nevada . Huut’s Mill Leica l City. Cal. : . You Bet oy 27 =. PES Wa. Buack, residence, Nevada City, pain soeanen Cel. : 61 4 Serols, a Notary Public, Ang. th, soz, . Fadorsed : Filed in the office ot the . County Clerk, of the County of Nevada Th direc State of California, this Sth day ot Aug, { elected from 1-92, J. L. Morgan, County Clerk, Ny . fod: (ireany, Deputy Clerk. ad ty Th Muly acknow ledged before me, Prod H Total vote 1,941, CHAS. H No. of Delegates 104, e officers. of Primary Electiong are ted to is she certilicates to Delegates thew respective preciucta, order of tue (Committee, MITCHELL, Chairman. tos. J. Barny, Secretary, ticipate in the debate. It. gives nificance to.the word luxury, ay When you get an op. portunity to refresh yvourself with FOLEY’S CANDIES and ICE CREAM sieze it without delay, The town's talking about it, and a more delicious subject has never been unearthed. — Try it for yourself, and you can para new and delightful sig13. Commercial St, Nevada Cily SUMMER CLOTHING! ee I have just received from the East the STOCK OP PRING < and: SUMMER = CLOT Largest, . Cheapest and Most Stylish EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, Of course everybody knows th Largest, Best, Cheapest Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw Neckties, Buots, Shoe i at "B <weand Most Fashionable stock or at we keep on hand the and Felt Hats, Nobby . 8, and everything else usually kept’ in a First-class Establishment. B. El. wre, -_ . Broad Street, Oda Fellows Building, Nevada City. y <a

UMS. Horses. ok, ucts, ‘xhibits. ll horses bred ) forfeit, $100 e for all. One 2 year olds, § $50. Winners y 5 lbs, extra. August Ist almile. $25 en1-¥6 mile. $25 Vinners of two ; three or more es, at a miie or ile and] repeat. of a mile and of any heat race $5 s. 1 mile. ar cent. , $25 entrance, f any 2 year old t placed second rance fee. $200. extra, $40 to st at one mile; ars ok and year. ht te hold a hesa of the purse, rd reserves the ial race between 2? entrance money ley may contest ds tu first, oneall running races, nt. of purse, and 110 per cent. e day preceding ’ 1 the interest of, { the day precedthat wee owned . distinct colors, t will be for sale uitously. , President. rN be ~dot"the Nes —_— Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. : ished Every Evening Except Sundase Gaye unt Legit Holidays. ‘Established Sept. 6, 1860. —— Tenms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a town. Month; $6 a Year. Ww. town. 16, cen = TUESVAY,EV’NG AUG. "92, = a Francisco, a FORM FIRST VOTERS CLUBS. F. on la t ever Every Town in the State Should Form 2! Least One Such Organization. . There is nothing more important toa young man just beginning his career ohaas that he should start right, and all his J i friends should assist him in every way If q possible. : There is no step in his whole lifé that he will luok back to with so much interest as the formation of his political chiracter and the selection of his political associates, It will be of the greatest value to him to choose for°his friends the members of the party which heiieves in taboringfor the--prosperity of the country and does its ubmost to maintain the honor of the American flag. : : Many thousatids of young men in this State will this year cast their first vote. They should carefully avoid a false start, and the only sure way to begin right is to commence by voting for Harrison and Reid. 4g The veterans in the’Kepublican party ; should took after the young men jast coming on the stage and aid them in getting on the right read. There is no bet: ter method of doing this than by the first voters clubs, : Every town in the State should organize a first voters club at once, if there is not The men who N.C. Mil over from. Fri last evening. Downieville. on their way ington to sper heen at Dow iere today on ‘ived here t. ¢ C. D. Easti : one already in exitence. been to San have done the party work for twenty years can render no bet er service now than to aid in the formation of such od bodies, and in seeing to it that ever) young man in the town is impressed with the fact that his connection with such a E q club will be of great advantage to him. ; = 2-0 OOo From the Centennial, iere last even ugton, las” been vay below. A letter from Superintendent Rich ards, dated the Oth inst., received by Secretary James at Gold Hill, Nevada. says: ‘The gravel is now down to the middle of the face of the tunnel and is a fine looking deposit. The bedrock is nd hard. ‘The gravel show: coarser, rounder and heavier gold thau that found in the big gravel bed we have tround£again. auistinet Jak land. T. C, Howe alrcady developed. We have gone ahea: over 7() feet since the gravel came down into the tunnel.” ‘ The main tunnel of the Centennial i: now in over 2,40) teet, and the prospect mentioned in Richards’ letter most cer tainly indicate a nearer proximity to the big rich back channel for which the tun nelis persisteatly being run, Coarse gole is good to have, although the tine gold of previous deposit is ygoodenotgh iti more troubiesome and costly to save ——-—_-+ 00+ — Superior Court. ‘ual devoted te is spending Peopl mercial stree The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : = Edward Jones Thomas Jones Order setting trial for Aug. 19. People vs. Wm. Hyndinan. » setting trial Aug. 13. Peop'e vs. Miller. Trial set for Aug 29. Sie geaeerg ee es Notice. Court House i os and stat -d its Orde1 Plea not guilty, } retary. secretary, ; All persons having bi:ls ayainst Fred . M. Locks are requested to leave them © with Robert Simmons Jr., at the Glenpointed, brook saloon, this week. ald 2t on the 20th a Unless the.breath is like a spicy gale,Uniess the teeth gleam like the driven ancw, ‘ There is no dazzling smile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or car, we know. The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought wichin the spell of SOZODONT. ores, the diréctors " Smoke the Medallion at Barton’s, the S finest 5 cent cigar in America, a se a sits Foley makes the Best Ice Cream Soda ‘in town. 13 Commercial street. tf a i. oe Tam’s Oysters Parlors. Eastern Oysters in cans and The season i: Try thein. Fresh Bhel!, always on hand. open and the oysters are fine. fect health. + ee “. No pill or nauseating potion, but 4 pleasant tonie and laxative is Simmon: . Liver Regulator. One F Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 pei © dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. mighty glad t ————~+ 100+ Glad to Get and Young, cae rein town, , ; 3s train. ler and J. B. ench Corral to-day. below. nd a few days. nieville on his way hore, Jay on his way home. THE DAILY TR ANSCRIPT. PERSONAL MENTION, Chief Engineer’s Report. Social and Other Notes About People Old J. Buisie-of Sacramento is in town. J. H. Bascher of Sacramento is in N. Garner of Forest City is in Ed. Levy and E. §, Gould, of San J. Herpon of Chicago arrive here Mrs. M. Molony of North Bloomfield same down on the'stag: today. Miller were J.T. White ant wife, of Washington, arrived here today on their way below; A. D: Mason returned this morning trom a business trip to San Francisco. R. J. Thomas, who hasbeen to San Francisco for a few days, returned home P. M. Kehtdey arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way to P. H. McMahon and wife of Oakland arrived here last evening on their way-te Moore's Flat. Fred Brown and A. J. Ross arrived here yesterday from North Bloomfield J. Kahler, J.-L. Cook and Frank Vhite arrived here today from. WashW. T. Luther of Monterey, who has a visit, arrived Ed. Parkér, who has been here on-a visit to his father, A. H. Parker,’ reurned to Stockton yesterday. J. M. B: Meroux of Downieville,; who tas been at San Francisco on a visit, arn of Graniteville, who has Francisco on business, arvived herd last evening on his way home. Miss M, A. -Ritchie und Mrs. C, O. ‘IeQuestion of San Franciseo, arrived ing on their way to Washfriends at i, » the mining, eugine a -few days here; 2-9 Ooo e's Party Meeting. ts, by representativ nstead. object. f August, ap elie gc neorporated, —--2 o— County Assessor Bond. Home. o get home again. Iv you want a very fine turnout of an) dkind goto Henry Lane’s Feed ané Liv Repu Peculiar © In mahy imovortant respects, Hood's Sarsa > -parilia is different from and superior to othér medicines, Peeuliar in 2ombination, proportion and _-preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsa parilla possesses the full curative velue o the best’known vegetable remedies, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the coufidence it gains amon all classes, one botile‘always sells anothe Peculiar in its “good uame at home” shere is more of Hood’s Sarsaparilla sok in Loweil, where it is made, than df a other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroa no other preparation has ever attainc such popularity in so shortatime. It real) is a Peculiar Medicine fecnilar in strength and economy ‘Hood's Saxsaparilla is the only medici: of which can truly be said, “100 doses 0: dollar.” Medicines in larger and smali hotties require burger doses, and-do n Produce as good ve-ylts.ag ‘Hood’s Sarcaparille Sold by druggists. gy iSixfor Bb. Prepared b C.L, HOOD & co., Apothecaries, Lowe!!, Mas : 100 Doses One Dollar } Vambridge, vad and cost & en FO meagan a no teen blican Prinraries, — ee Native Daughters, +20. Read It. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, won . *day’s Transorirr. Read it. ‘der: 3 + Oe eS derful cures are aceomplished by Matrimonial. — 20-2. Mrs. Kite Train of Sacramento, who visiting sloomtield, arrived North here today on her In the first time in about three weeks, 3. H. Miller, the popular clothing merthant, was able to wall ‘down town, and ais hosts of friends were glad to see him W. I. Kschbdeher and wife, and -his sister Miss.. Eschbacher arrived here tolay from Downieville on their way to editor and, proprietor of that admira)le illustrated monthly. jour ering, electrical and manufacturing indiistries, the State Resources and Mining Review, Mr. Howeli’s paper has done and is doing noble work for the mining industry and for Nevada county. The mecting announced to be held las‘ evening at the corner of Pine and Come3 of the People's party, was held at’ the John Bal] called the meeting to orde: John Knotwell of. North Bloomfield was choosen temporary chairman and Charles WKitts of Grass Valley secMr. Norten was elected permanent chairman, and C. ,V. Kitts permanent A county ,central committee was apIt was resolved to put a full ticket in the field and the Convention will be held Articles of incorporation were filed today of the Horseshoe Mining Company. Location of works, Grass Valley township, The*eompany will carry on general mining and the’ reduction of The following are the names of :_T. Ri Cooley, J. Rumsey, George T, Tracy, John E. Cooley, Geo, E. Riley. W. It is with deep regret that we state that County Erastus Bond’s condition today is very serious. If the good wishes of his hundreds of friends availeth any thing he would soon be restored to perThe Military boys arrived home last evening, and report having had a jolly good time, but, nevertheless, they are table. tf The Republican primaries will be held tomorrow. The polls in this city will be pened from 2 to 30’c!ock p. M. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor \re going to fix up an elegant booth in he Pavilion, and two of the fair sex will eceive visitors every evening. K. Casper has a new advertisementain ) The marriage of William C/ Gray and diss l.anra A. Grace was solemnized last ‘vening, Rev, John Chisholin officiating. ‘he happy couple left this morning for ‘au Francisco, oma wedding trip, bear1g with them the best wishes of their uimerous friends, : EEE “I REMEMBER that once I walked wenty miles to whip a fellow, tilked back, too, I suppose?’ “No; \ey carried me,”—Chicago News.” « "And YA.z is to have a handsome new telene, to be manufactured by Clark Bros, Tt will contain a 28 inch $50.109cndasaelipeoeietheeees tone « hicago hag ¢ golored Uicyele club. Retiring ‘Chief Engineer Fred Eiler obtain the following: amounting to $10,439.34. ance, $5,142.35. when the Weiss brewery was burned, there was $2,000 insurance. prevails. His report shows that. Hose Company No. 1 has 1,100 feet of hose in good condition, and Company No. 2 the same amount. There is also 300 feet of good hose at the Piety Hill tire house, making a total of 2,500 feet of serviceable hose. Mr. Eilerman bas made a good Chief Engineer, . being always’ prompt and faithful in the discharge of his duties. 2-9 Ge o Anti-Debris Bills. A few moaths ago the Marysville papers asserted in the most positive terms that the Auti-Debris Association were not employing spies, but that the men who were formerly employed in that capacity came to the mountains on their own private business. Notwithstanding the assertions of these papers the spies ha e been drawing their regular stipend from Yuba County. In the Supervisornal proceedings of that county we notice the following : “‘Anti-Debris bills allowed : Rhodes & Barstuw $500, Geo. F. Van Buskirk 4210 U2, Geo. H. Magruder $500 47, W. Vv. Wadsworth $116 09. pe Another Dyndmo. The Ball Electric Company have this week placed in position at their power -ouse, an additional dynamo, and are now prepared to aud to their list of patrons, vpplicants for about 400 or more lights, Che old dyuamo was running about 800 lights, and this addition will give us 1,200 lights or more. The City Trustees have ordered 40 lights for the streets of Auburn, to be in readiness by August 30ch, and the company is working all possible energy to accomplish the lesired end. From that day we expect o be well lighted.—Placer Arg :s. —_—— +666 Racing Entries. A large number of herses have been sntered for the races at the Fair next week. In the running race for Saturday At ; least ‘ight or ten horses may be expected to start. There will be horses take part in the races from Fresno, Oakland, Sacranento, Bakerstield, Willows, Woodland, Suisun, Rei.o, Winters and other places, and some very fast ones are in the list. po een Consented to Run, there are’ eigh‘een entries. The many friends of W. D. Plunkett will be glad to learn that he has conssuted to let his name go before the Convention as Justice of the Peace. Will. is a good epublican and has a strong following that will certainly add streagth tothe party in this Township at least. His law studies for the past eight months particularly adapt him for the oflice, and f nominated he will surely be elected. Sas — What Stronger Proof 1s needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming in telling of marvellous cures it has effeeted after all other remedies had failed ? Hood's Pills cure Constipation. Frightful and Nothing Less Are the! ravages in physical stamina caused by diseases of the kidneys and bladder. Oftentimes, moreover, they are swiltly progressive toa fatal termination. Beguning with simple inactivity of the organs, ‘énal disease, if unchecked by intermediate death or relief, winds up in destruction of the kidneys. This is terrible to contemplate, dreadful to undergo. Anticipate the danger by arousing anc regulating the kidneys, when inactive, with Hostetter’s Stomach Hittera, a most efficient diuretic as well as a general alterative and tonic of unexampled excellence. It performs a further good office the kidneys, in that it more effectually expels through these channels impurities which produce rheumatism and dropsy. Malaria, constipation, biliousness, liver trouble, nervousness, dyspepsiay all succumb to its beneficent action. Something modern : Foley’s Nougat Ice Cream, No, 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf = — een MA‘: J1ED. In Nevada City, gust 15, by Rev. John Chisholm, Wi!.i:m Clifford Gray anil Miss Laura Alice ‘irace, both Nevada Co. of POWDER — Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar -baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest. Unrrep Srares'j GoveanMeEn’ Foop Report, Rovat Baxixe Powper Co. ° 106 Wall St. N. Y, maa has submitted his report to the Board of. Fire Delegates, for the year ending August 4, 192, from which we During the year there were ten fires inside the city Jimits, the total loss Total insurThe most destructive fire occurred on the 27th of last April, involving a loss of $8,0J0, on which The ex-Chief compliments the members of the Fire Department upon their efficiency and upon the harmony that for the system in promoting activity of) ri eos A“Agassin’s Charmed Life. general ward at the Sister's this city. He says he feels a recover in a few days. the least impaired, apparently. lar experience to his late one when working ina mine near Georgetown, Colo, rock that kept him a prisoner six days before be was released. Then he had plenty of water, as ‘there was a spring at the end of the drift where he was, and was not cramped as he was this time, having plenty of room to move about. He had no idea of the passage of time found himself imprisoned, with no possible chance of escape except with the aid of others, he shouted several times, but getting no answer he concluded to keep quiet till he heard something. At intervals he could hear the rumble of cars passing on the level overhead. He made no call for assistance again until he heard the sound of his deliverers at work, whén he called out, and to his great relief was answered. He has had an experience such as not one man in a tnillion bas survived, and from coming through two such trials successfully may be said to beara charmed life.— Helena Journal, Suicide Prevented by a Dog. A noble shepherd dog, the property of Joseph. Langin, has performed a remark. able feat that entitles it to wear a meda) for bravery. The brave animal plunged from the foot of Soulard street into the raging torrent of the Mississippi, and seizing a drowning man by the collar of ois coat swam with him to the shore. thus saving him from certain death, The rescued man was Joseph Reinert. twenty-one years of age, who resides in the same house with Langin. Reinert aad been ‘playing cards with Langin. Some words-passed between them, and Reinert, who had become very morose, vowed that he would commit suicide. te left the house and ran down to the ‘iver Langin followed, but by the time ‘e arrived at the levee Reinert had ‘unged into the water and was being wept rapidly from view. Langin was wipiess to save him. as he could not with but lis dog, who had followed be‘ud. plunged in and reached Reinert ist un he Was disappearing.—St. Louis sepnotic. Long Distance Telephone Lines, The long distnee telephone system ws already attained large proportions :4h.> country. Beginniag two or three (ears ago. in an experimental way, through New England and New York stule lines were uext run across New Jersey to Philadelphia and thence on ward to Bultimeve and Washington. vow recently the line between this city wid Buffalo was the longest in the world ised cOmmercially, being about 450 wiles and giving excellent service. Between Boston and Pittsburg, via New York, communication is often had over 0 miles of circuit. A little while age i trial was made between Newark and Boston, connecting through» Philadel gnia, Pittsburg, Erie, Buffalo and A)baby, giving about 1,000 miles.—New York Telegram. Peculiarly Afflicted, One family in Utica 1s pecniiarly af

fected. They have hay fever in th: wuse 1X mouths of every year. Whe he trees bnd the wife comes down wit t and for two months she wheeze sneezes and coughs night and day. A the end Of the two months she lends t! disense. to her husband, who keeps nut) the grass is ripe and haying . eins, at which time he transfers it t ‘is sister, who is also a member of t}. unily For two or three years t! atmily has been regularly visited by t. ‘ease, and now the coming of sunun 4 hailed with anything but pleasure, f t brings misery with it.— Utica Obs: .er “ Dag His Way Out of Jail with Toothpick A Navajo Indian, arrested for theft : tallup. N. M., was fed before being pn a yail. While at dinner he provid mnself with ® eonpie of wothpic': stter incarceration, a few minutes’ wor Hh the toothpicks enabled him to loa na pleve of wood 2-by 4 that w; ack iu the wail next to the cell’ do. hia removed, a large rock about twe ¥ ches square dropped outoof the w ito the main reom of the jail. where mad an iron stove poker. which . ‘sed to pry off the inside door casi his done, he was ‘a free “Injun.” a. + still at large.--Phienix Herald. Paper Makiug at the Worid's Fxir. The proposed exhibit by the pan aakers at the World's Columbian ex: ation will mark a wonderful advan ment in this branch of wmanufacturi: which is now fifth in the list of Aim van industries, baving risen from ©: ‘enth place since 1880. [t is import. wt only in its magnitude, but, to qu: he inotto of a leading piper trade jo ‘al “The consuinption of paper is te seasure of a people’s entire.” — En veering Mayazine ‘uukers Fighting Over a Church Orgy The Freuds church at Ocon. is ii whounl tight over the use of an org i worsmhipmag. At the meeting Suni ne antiorganists were barred out hey smashed in the windows, interru: ag the services. Both sides will app: © the courts,—Cor. tndianapolis Sei: sel, Halletones Kill a Farmer. ‘A disastrous hailstorm visited tle section Monday afternoon. Natha: John, a farmer, was killed by hailsto:, while plowing.—Canton (Miss.) (.; ‘‘hicago Heral: A Well Made Rope. . A rope two inches in diameter ha» ran at a speed of between 4,000 and 5,006 feet per minute, day and night, for eig.i‘ years without having apparently ap proached its limit of durability. —Power ee Congo Ballway. A first section of the Congo railroad is € to in a tuw months, Frank Agassin, the sole survivor of the cave in the Anaconda mine, is in the hospital in little sorer on his right shoulder and left hip than when first taken ont. This is ascribable to the muscular reaction after the terrible strain of remaining fifty-five hours in a cramped position, his left leg dou-) bied up on his breast. There is also a pain in some of the internal organs. The attending physicians at the hospital apprehend no ill results, ‘but say he will His mind is not Agassin was born in Paris. and came to this country in 1882. He had a simiHe was caught in a drift by a fall of during his incarceration. When he} ying“emront-andwhe a live newsboy + weevil ‘ eae ee , = : re — ee WAKENING. The broad white curve of the beach, That lies like » bended arin, The amorous wi ies i ct nee.a ever areach To kisa it and die ae ain: And stil! the hovering “ky, And still the splendid day. And the far white sails, and the sea cull's ery, And the sun path over tne bay. \ How many and many a the \f Have . questioned the stranded ells, If they Knew, perchance, of thethagica, Where the answe: of dreaming dwelis. A&Apd barking the water's kisa, ‘ontent have . dreamed alone, In the glorious thrallof a clay like this, And a wistful want unknown There speed the ontbound ships, Here lieth the sunshine wart, With the spent waves pressing Ubetr cary ing lips, Ou the white store's bended apm. Then for what ts the day more tair? Why blner the deeps of space? Oh, the sun on the gold of a woman's hatrThe love in her eyes her facel —Charles W. Coleman in Lipptnoott's. Mutterings of an Undertaker. “Put on airs, my beauties,” wuttered an undertaker, traveling on the elevated railroad. “Put on airs, but when 1 yet you there won't be anj-airs, and ont ot you will look pretty much like the other." A bevy of bright’and haughty damsets had boarded the train at Twenty-eighth street and their bearing annoyed the an dertaker. : “Ltell you.” he said, “when I bary them they all look pretty much the same. They don't sneer ut the poor old undertaker, either. 1 never saw a proud looking corpse in my life, and I've bur ied thousands. “No difference, sirt The millionaire in the icebox and the pauper you coulud’t tell apart. Puta president ora senator in the morgue and . defy any oue to pick bint out from the other people there. “That's what I think always when 1 see people putting on airs. [t doean't worry me in the least. . remember the time when the undertaker will be lay. will be worth fifty of ‘em.”"—New York Herald. Asked Onee wa Veur. On the night of March. 8, 1801 Mr Wickwire brought home a package “What have you there my dear? asked his wife “A clock.” said Mr. Wieckwire, with perhaps a trace of someting unusual m iis tohe. “a newfangled clock, that runs a whole year with one winding Here after . propose to go to sivep mm peace * Bis words came true. but on the night f March 8. 3892, he was aw tkened with tgreat start. tle was dreaming at the moment. He was ina railway wreek mid, us he thouglt, the broken. @riy iy vod of the overiurnmed engine was slowly oiércing bis vital organs. He waked, as efore said. with a stert. aud found bis Wife arousiog diar wih ber elbow “What's the jnartter?” cowed the lias anid. ‘Did you wind theo clock Henry tear?” — Indianapolis dour al itis Own Mother Dide't new Diw The follows aneedote is told by a wing fp “we Hetee elas Toot budi on leave of ab The sinp did not arrive tor sone a¥safeer it wis ave. My twin brother en, liad come upto receive me,and ow plishauan who says n oo tnents feel TOC Er Was Vecy LerVvous ‘One morning, after she bad ander rone several disappointments because ot 1 ships delay, EP rashed into her roon aylug. “Oa0 mother, how are your He: wuswer was ‘No, Benjamin, it's a bac woke: you know how anxious . am for Alfred {f Was some “time before i vould convince my quother that . wa uer son Alfred, woo tid been. away se long, and not my twin playing a joke on ber. trother, Ben Exact Knowledge. The importance of exact knowledge in many things. cannot be overestimated A doctor was asked by a mother if arrowroot was healiliful food for a babe. He told her it was, and the mother fed her child on that alone til it was nearly starved. Had she. known that arrowroot contains little but starch which alone cannot long support life she might not have: furnished so apt ap illustration, of the proverb that “A little learning is a dangerous thing.” Housekeoper She Was Auiazea. The hamor of those who go down to the Academy tu see pictures is apparent 'yinexhanstible. The following was overheard: A lady went nptow picture by Mr. R. W. Macbeth. A RR A., and after studying it fur seme tine asked: her companion, who hai a catalogue the name of the painter “Upou hearing it ‘Macbeth!” she said: “Machetu! 1 thought he died hundreds of years tye ~London Tit-Bits Observations madé to determine the longtitude of Montreal show that the 'ransmission of the electric current actoss the ocean and back occupied a trifle over one second, the distance be ing 8,000 tiles, The mere fact that chance has direct ed the finding of a penny in the street shows that the coin has luck inherent init. Therefore, if cai ricd iboutimthe pocket it will presuimaply bring yoo fortune lu the year 1886 the Kentucky legisla ture was petitioned to change the name of @ man who thoughtthat Mr fenbasenrichstichstafer™ nified cognowmen Schia War an andig A baman hair: varies in thickness from the 250th to the 600th part of an inch. In other words, it is more than ten times.as coarse as the web of a silk worrh, : There is a man in Montezuma, Ga. who has had his arm dislocated at the shoulder thirty-eight times and bis . ‘g dislocated at the hip eight times It is said thatin all the forests of the earth there are no two leaves exactly the same, It is also said that amid all peoples of th& earth there are uu two faces precisely alike, An improved traction engine has lately appeared in Missouri. [tis run with a relatively small amount of fuel, carries a heavy load and ts provided with means for changing its speed without iltering the stroke of the engine. 2 {minense damage has been done in the County of Essex, England, by the pea in many cases whole fields of peas have been destroyed and have had to be plowed in and oats sown in their about _ tion o: money refunded. Troublesome Ssata The salmon fishermen down the river ind bay are hiving trouble this spring "rom the vexla,asusnal These peste ie tnt elyiig wether than: acy t isin; il are¢ wisivg @ wat to vex te the ‘reins Wi ite the seals of tie irethie 3 rions yee the reputation of boing lew. stupid animals, hunters killing them with clubs, those on the Maine coast ire the sharpest game to be found. Chey wil go im and oat of the salmon weirs. either by force or Strategy, and ‘atewll tbe fish they want: They are very hard to get a shot at, and when hit sink to the bottom. the carcass thue ing lost to the gunner. One fisher man remarked on a recent Saturday hat there was a small fortune in store for the man who would invent & trap that would catch seals and hold thei The bounty upon them doesn't seem ta do a bit of good.-Bangor (Me.) Commercial. No Buyer for Raleigh's Youghal House. Sir. Walter Raleigh's trish home in Youghall, County Cork, which belonged to the late Sir John Pope Hennessy, M. P., was put up for sale by Mesars. E. & H. Lumley, in the Auction mart, Tokenhouse yard. The house is a fine speciwen of Elizabethan architecturs, tt was there that Sir Walter smoked the first pipe of tobacco in freland and received an unexpected bath from a faithful servant maid, who, on seving the blue smoke emerging from her master’s mouth and curling around his head, thought Sir Walter was falling a victim to spontaneous combustion and threw a pail of cold water over him to extinguish the conflagration. Only £1,230 was bid for the property, which was accordingly bought in by the auctioneer, who said he could not think of selling a his torical mansion like it for such a figure. —London Telegraph. Telephone from Paris to Bordeaux, At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the new telephone line between’ Paris and Bordeaux was opened. Complimentary messages were exchanged between the presidents of the chambers of commerce of both cities, and the minister of commerce, and the mayor of Bordeanx, The telephone works exceedingly well, every word being clearly heard. Before concluding the Elysce telephone was hitched on and a complimentary messarre sent through from Bordeaux -to President Carnot, to which he replied in suitable terms.—Galignani Messenger, Snow in June, but None tn Winter. Persons returning ‘from the hills re. port that a foot of snow fell Wednesday. It extended down within 2,000 feet of the plains. A shower of “round” snow fell in the vineyards between Fresno and the base of the Sierra Nevada mountuins, where no snow fell at any time last winter.—-Fresno Cor. San Francisco Chronicle. W. C. Crawford is now, at the age of vighty-six, living in desiitdtion at Alvarado, Tex. He is the sole survivor of the band of patriots who signed the declaration of Texas indepondence at Washington, on -the Brazos river, March 2, tone A GRAND. APPAIR, “Something Entirely New and Novel in the Way of av Entertainment, The Ladies Aid Society of the \ethodist Church, assisted by the Kpworth League, aud some of-the brightest talent of Nevada City, will give an ALBUM SOCTAL in the. Sunday School room of the Church on WEDNESDAY BVEN: ING, August 17th. It will be something . new and is sure to please all who attend, Refreshinents will be served, ; Adiniasion 25 cents, w15-3 _———_~--~<@e o Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Cold, upon this coniition. )1t you are atHicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Theoat or Chest trouble and will use this reinedy as directed, giving it @ fair trial, and experience no benetit, you may retarn the bottle and bave your money refunded. We could not inake this offer did we not kuow that Dr, King’s New Discovery could he relied on. It never (lisa points, Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Store. Large size \0e and $1.00. — se Drug Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent nore — or less at all Limes, but. is lirgely avoided hy BiVieg proper nourtshn ent an-t whole <mtae food Phe nest successful and rehable-of-atiis the Gail Borden ‘Kayle ' Brand Condensed Milk. Your grecer and drugyist keep it. ~~ «@e-e — Days of + ay.” Kentucky Bourbon, a tine whiskey for family use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebefhauer, ole agents for Pacitic Coast, HG Front street, San® Franisco. jazis-ly — 946 oe --__. Buchien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuta, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hanis, Chilblai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit ely cures Piles, or no pay required Itis “aranteed to give perfect satisfac Price 25 cents For sale ¢ Carr Brothers? Dru 201 —_ +2@¢<—-. y Tue Bacauton Burros is the acknowledged nest cigar in the market. 5 ents apiece. Carr Ibros, agents. j23tf per boy Store, —7eeeWrrnovr a doubt Simmons Liver Regulater will cure you. It has cured th msands, ae ev al ean ceD Bacne.ox Burron—the best 5-cent cigar ever manufactured. At (Carr ‘Bres. j23-tf +e Baby cried, Mot! er sighed, Dostor preserited: Castoria, — a JM. FOLEY, Confectioner. Norutxa so well relieves thirst or in. vigorates a person on a hot day as a glass of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda Water, To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion tike Simmons Liver Regulator hel res Selena = Wa. Barron, solagent for Me lallion, best Havana tiller cigar at 5 cents. T'ry it. Boils ‘i act . ato Sie! DEMOCRATIC County Convention, T A MEETING OF THE pEMo.° cratic County Central Committee, dat Nevada City on July 30th, it was olved to hold a County Convention at vada City, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1892, For the purpose of nominating County, District and Township officers, and taking ion for the nomination of a State Senrin conjunction with the counties of rra and Plumas. It was also resolved that the Primary Boils according to Dr, . Meetings to elect Delegates to said County King, a1 eminent author. . Convention be held in the several Presp tty “are generally con. cincts of the County, on Sp nected with deran cements Y ¢ af § . Qf the liver and stomach,” Saturday, August 20th, = While tho older va:sapa. Retween the hours of 3 and 9 o'clock, Pp. rillas Contain potash which aggravates crap. . M., at such hours as the Township Comtions, Joy’sis peculiarly a stomach and . mittees may designate; and that said bowel corrective, and is the only one thatis . Committees be empowered to appoint so. Its regulating influences cause boils te . officers to hold Pr mary Elections. dry up and disappear almost immediately, It was further resolved that the basis A caso in point: ot representation at the said County Con“I had boils break out on myneck. One! vention shall ve upon the vote cast in the had bursted. I took Joy's VesetabldSarsapa. county for E. b. Pond, at the Gubernarillaand in a fow days the ether doits k dttxied . torial Election-in189d0=<onedete ; for up. In tho spring of 1890 I tuok ony of thefeach 25 votes, and one delegate for each other Sarsapartllas and the result was a traction of 25 votes in a precinct, as mass of pimplos. Hearing that Joy's was . follows: ier dng Actod dittrently T used ft this year . APPORTLON MEN f OF DELEGATES, with thé above satisfactory results.” : ‘ tate J. NewMAN, Alameda, Cal. Precinc ee ms ino as weecic Formerly with tho “Alts California.” 8 F, . PRECTNETS, ore 1800. DELEGATES, Robt. Walsh, with Wells Fargo & Co., and . Nevada No. 1 OS cs 8 scores of San Franciscans report the same Nevada No. 2 ae 5 -experience, It avoids tho use of the lance. Nevada No. 3 ‘ oo ree & ) Selby FE lat.. WU ivi ec Vogotable . witw vaicy’ b4 .] » Fndian Flat.. 2.. bs, ea ar gaa 1 Sarsaparilla . God rat Wo 2 As itis the only Sarsaparilla that purifes serycines _ tho blood without tho ugly potash eruptions, 413 18 tuaist on Joy’s and don’t tako any othor, GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valley No. 1.. 106 . .. .6 FOR SALE 4Y ". Grass Valley No. 2. 92 ..:... 4 CARR BROTHERS Grass Valley No. 8 iM a FE Grass Valley No. 4 Oe 3 ‘ : Fast Boston Ravine. 89 . .... 4 3 7 , West Kost’n Ravine.. 92 eee CG ARS AN) TOB \((() . Allison Hanch. 7 2 L rf J, . Forest Springs. We es 2 : Hill's Flat We a 4 Gu . & f . ' Buena Vista i ee 2 Cottage Hill, .. 33 . Sod d, W,. Schmidt . 2S — sass JIAVING poe the stoy and i : a nt = : 33 teade of (; Hirechman, on ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP, ies as es Anthony House IL PINE STRERT, Mooney Flat 19 Hereby notify their friends and the pub. Spencesille . . , 26 lic generally that they will keep on hand . Hleasant Nite.. 21 all grades of CLQ ARS » FOBACCO, . Indian Springs 28 PIPES, Ete., which they, will sell at. the Rough and Ready 57 lowest rates. : — 166 : BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP, PERERA ArrAr Ks, . Cherokee ie Ree 5 omen em is : : North San Juan.. .. 8 ore BERKELEY, CAL, NWeetlind....,.. 2 iveseiee t N important respects the most-eleyant Rirehville Z Pee ae Miser Tey 1 ins a : he : . able French Corral, OF ies 2 Y eytipped School for Girls in Amer a. : Term begins August 9th, : se 130 ; . Send for vireular to North B a irae ce pee J DR. HOMER B,SPRAGUE, PA Nica ees ‘ 22-1 President, seller itl MD veces ees 1 Lake City (eae 1 : . Columbia Hill. 4 Rea Sree Cortidoute of Co-Vartnership. —_— en See ma ame 126 8 QrA TOR CALIFORNTA, COUNTY EUREK © TOWNSHIP. i) of Nevada, ss. We, the under ‘igued, . Kureka ; Ola.. 3 do hereby certify and declare that we . Aloore’s Flat 0. 2 are partners, trausacting the business of Giese aes J = purchasing, working, a saying aud sell. 80 5 ing ores, sulphurets and tailings; and in WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, the reduction ef ores and extr vebing ! yyy findtor 5D 2 metals therefrom, in the County ot Ne aay \ bi ‘ ? = vi eee Ce 8 vada, Stato of Cahioraia, in w hich Ormonia ey = 10 ; county our pemeipal place of business is Vain eos 18 eer es Li I situated, under the firm name and stylo re) 2 — 3 TEN Sagara © MENTE SIO IE t of the “Vioneer Reduction Wor ks;"" that mega a Bo tases vo the full names of all the meimbers ot ae such partnership are hereunto subscribed, . ; ; ss 04 7 and 8 respective residences are set +p = MEADOW! LAKE bh ‘eH opposite our respective names t ee ie ‘ cs ae ie eee & Witness oUMmhauds and seala this fifth ieee se ‘2 30 es eS 3 day of August, 1sy2 aie: “ eoaan poe chs AE Josern Norrney, residence, Nevada} eee : ; t 184 City, Cal. Josurue, .Nowenry,residence, Ne LIUTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, va Citys Cal. , Lowell Mil. US OSS Poe a . Bexvamin Hatt, residence, Nevada . Huut’s Mill Leica l City. Cal. : . You Bet oy 27 =. PES Wa. Buack, residence, Nevada City, pain soeanen Cel. : 61 4 Serols, a Notary Public, Ang. th, soz, . Fadorsed : Filed in the office ot the . County Clerk, of the County of Nevada Th direc State of California, this Sth day ot Aug, { elected from 1-92, J. L. Morgan, County Clerk, Ny . fod: (ireany, Deputy Clerk. ad ty Th Muly acknow ledged before me, Prod H Total vote 1,941, CHAS. H No. of Delegates 104, e officers. of Primary Electiong are ted to is she certilicates to Delegates thew respective preciucta, order of tue (Committee, MITCHELL, Chairman. tos. J. Barny, Secretary, ticipate in the debate. It. gives nificance to.the word luxury, ay When you get an op. portunity to refresh yvourself with FOLEY’S CANDIES and ICE CREAM sieze it without delay, The town's talking about it, and a more delicious subject has never been unearthed. — Try it for yourself, and you can para new and delightful sig13. Commercial St, Nevada Cily SUMMER CLOTHING! ee I have just received from the East the STOCK OP PRING < and: SUMMER = CLOT Largest, . Cheapest and Most Stylish EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, Of course everybody knows th Largest, Best, Cheapest Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw Neckties, Buots, Shoe i at "B <weand Most Fashionable stock or at we keep on hand the and Felt Hats, Nobby . 8, and everything else usually kept’ in a First-class Establishment. B. El. wre, -_ . Broad Street, Oda Fellows Building, Nevada City. y <a