August 19, 1893 (4 pages)

te NM A BRN, ae ~~ Dieik Seeecoeamiyicteinegeunmnn nee _ the County Clerk yesterday. = coemed ©HE GRANSGRIPT. RATURDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 19 °93, LOCAL ITEMS. of Generel ‘Talore to the Readers of the Daily Transeript. The Indian Summer draweth near. John T. Morgan and family are expected to arrive here tomorrow. The upper road from Town Talk to Glenbrook is being sprinkled now and is in fine condition to drive ever. si We learn that there is some talk of starting a new brass band in this city soon. Nothing more-has been heard of the mysterious man seen near Allison’s ranch lately. Staff Captain John Milsaps, editor of the Pacific Coast War Cry, is expected to visit Nevada City Saturday, August 26th. Now that the officers have stopped all percentage gambling games, the popular game is old-fashioned draw poker. The woman who had a tomale factory in the Tilley building, above the City Hall, has suspended busiuess and gone back to Sacramento. Seme mischievous boys blew the whistle at the Miners Foundry about 14 o'clock last night. ‘There was steam enough left in the beiler for this purpose, and after giving a short blast they scampered away. If caught at this trick they will be arrested. Colfax Sentinel : C. R. Higgins and family have left Applegate for Nevada county, where Mr. Higgins has charge of Mr. Selfridge’s ranch. Ore recently shipped to the Selby Smelt— ing Werks from Grass Valley netted $110 per ton. It came from a claim on the ranch below Rougli and Ready formerly owned by Hon. William George. Enoch Helland of Grass Valley, who had the beer glass fight with J. Jeffurd, was able to be out on Thursday last, and called at the Justice's office in that town and. deposited $10 for disturbing the peace. The evenings are getting to be remarkably cool just as soon as the sun goes down. The coel evenings and bright moonlight, hewever, are very auspicious for lovers to parade the streets, and there happens to be 5 pidge New Incorporation. “Tidings: “Articles of incorporation of the PERSONAL Social aud Other Notes About Peo, We Oli aid Young. W. E. Harden of Virginia is in town. J. J. Jackson left today on the noom train for San Francisco. B. D. Pike of San Francisco came in: on the morning traia. E. T. Worthley came down from W ashington last evening. J.T. Gribble of Alameda is here on a visit. W.L. Cole came up from Placerville last evening. ; Sapervisors Rebinson, Donnelly and Pridgeon arrived here this morning. Mrs. O. Sunderhouse ef Sierra City arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. Supervisor D. McPhetres and son came over frem Truckee on the morning train. J. G. Mather arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to North Bloomfield. Miss M. Williams and Lauren Woodruff, of Columbia Hill, are here spending a few days. : —-——-=+ +@e o 4 — READING. The Business’ Man, the Professional. Man and the Home Circle Are Benefited By It. The business man should be continually on the watch for information, as greedy for knowledje and as alert in getting it, as he is for margins on what he sells. He must be continually on the watch for ideas which may give hinr a clew to the labarinth in which few have traveled safely, and thousands have been lost. : Books on general or special business should be his daily companions. They should be owned, read and re-read. They contain the experience ef men who have gone over the same or similiar road; or ‘the thoughts of others as to its places of safety oy danger, based on the united experience. of many. They cannot fail to furnish valuable hints; and may suddenly dart into his mind an ides thet-will-be-worth-thousands of -dottars4 t» him. : : All good professional men. have large libraries relating to their particular pursuits BY; ROP SHIPMENT. don, England. wer, made today, four carloads, 330 bales, bill :d for London. for the first bailing. week in the Durst yards. About 1100 white people are picking. The Wool’s yard-hat about 600 at work. The Reddan brothers will «commence picking next week. When the three Yards are running about 3000 persons will be engaged in picking. All are whites anil Indians. No Chinese or Japs are employed. The area planted to hops here is only 800 acres. _ The crop will be marketed in Eurepe; thence these acres will bring to this coast ever $450,000 of English gold. Now Try This. It will cost-you nothing and will surely d6-you good, if-you have a Cough, Cold, er’ any trouble-with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, er money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing ‘and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how goed a thing it is.Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 5Qcts. and $1]. eee SHILOH’S CURE, the great Coug, and Greup Cure, is in great: demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, DIED. In Nevada City, August 19, 1893, Andrea Della Piazza, a native of Italy, aged 68 years. The funeral will take place from W. C. Groves Undertaking Parlors, Monday, August 21, at 2 o'clock P.M. ee Cures Others . , Whéatlar?, Sends Out $450,000 Worth to Lon. W wearianp, August ’18.—The first carload shipment of hops om the Pacific ceaat beg shipped from the Durst yards and The sample is extra fine « Geod Appointment. Supervisors held this afternoon, Thos, H the place of W. D. Plunkett. position, and his appointment will give uni versal satisfaction in this township. That Program, Below we give it in full : and prospectors’ outfit. Packer scalped by Indians in full view. 2.—The appearance of 25 mounted Indians on opposite side in full war paint anc 3.—Arrival of six-horse stage coach at Hangtown. Taking on mail, express and passengers. Departure of stage coach and attack by highwaymen: Messenger killed ; stage arriving at Camptonville with body fer Corener. 4.—Attack by Indians on emigrant train and repulse. 5.—Fort Hardy attacked by Indians repulsed. Re-attack and explosion of magazine. Fort destroyed. Indians return to Village with prisoners. Great war dance, 6.—Indian meets bear on trail. Hand-tohand conflict. Both die. (A bear has been purchased expressly for the fight.) 7.—Attack on Indian camp by soldiers. Soldiers defeated: Indians charge, destroy city and capture prisoners. Soldiers rally, capture Indian village, massacre braves, burn village and return, A sray of proeeedings for thirty days in the ease of A. J. Ross, convicted of subor. nation of perjury in connection with a will ease at Stockton, has been obtained. Tue vicinity of Phwnix, A. T., had aq heavy wind and rainstorni yesterday. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for hear troubles, often due to indigestion. pens emg Ge Booxkeergers and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons Liver’ Horseshoe Mining Company were iled with The mine. is to be incerporated with 100,000 shares, of the par value of $1 per share, with the following named gentlemen as Directors: J.-F: Cooper of Sacamento, T. KR. Cooley, J. W. Rumsey, George Enright, Wm. Provis, Jr., of Grasa Valley. ee The Horseshee mine is situated on Wolf creek, below the Omaha mine an is owned by the Horseshoe Geld and Silver Mining Company, who have bonded the mine to the above company. . The new company. in. tends to push right ahead with the develop ment work, ag they are confident they have ood mine, ag: —_———__. <6 _AnArtistic Job. Marysville Democrat: “A thing o beauty” is the latest piece of work turned out of the sign ~nd-Carriage paint shop_of J__ A. Saul. The‘ vehicle will decorate the streets of Nevada City, being the passenger ‘bus that is run in connection with the Union Hotel of that city, Northway & Bodewig, proprietors. _ The sides of the.’bus stow the work of a master hand, having a finish in scroll and paintings taken from the race course. The striping is of the latest design and altegether the job is something Mr. Saul can well feel proud of. The.rig is now in the trimming ghop of Amos Fisher: who is upholstering the interior. The Transcript and a number of Nevada City’s business men have taken a space in the upper interior for advertising purposes. Sra Beaten by Feotpads. . . “fhe other night Berwick and Lyle Hanson, sons of Abe Hanson, formerly of this city, were going to their home in San Francisce when they were stopped by two foot~ pads. ‘They had no wioney, se the robbers gave them a clubbing. Berwick’s jaw was broken in two places and had to be set in plaster of Paris. While coughing one day, the plaster cracked and wire stitches had to be used. Lyle received two black eyes and a severe beating. Paes. AEE ee A Prisoner Escapes. Janitor Ashburn was at work this forenoon mowing the grass at the Court House, and had a prisoner named Henry Hoffman, from Truckee, helping him. Hoffman said he was going out into the jail yard for some purpose, aud started off. He passed through the Court House and into the yard, and scaling the high wall made his escape. He was seen by somebody as he jumped from the wall. He is still at large. Fer Sale. A small dwelling house for sale. Price $600. Enquire of al6-tf. W. H. Crawrorp, Meney to Lean. $600 is offered to loan on good security. Apply to J. M. Walling. al4-tf pean emtemiieaisiie intra House and Lot for Sale. An eight-room house, hard-finished, furnished er unfurnished, for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire of Mrs, B. Lyons, Piety Hill, Nevada City. all-2w _ , warters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, ial street, Suaee“ee ‘rs Girl“Wanted To do housework in a small family. _ Enquire at the Transcrirr office. _ al-tf Sa Residence Lot For bale. In a desirable locality. For further parand they never enter upon active duties uptil after therough -traininghas-been gone through with, sometimes requiring’ several years. “The business man needs to be posted, as well as a man engaged in any other pursuit. Those who have been successful through life, attribmte it largely to the practical knowledge they have of their busineas. Every man should take a trustworthy newspaper, and thus keep thoroughly posted in regard to the transactions of the world. He who is without a newspaper is cut off from his species. In these days of telegraphs and steam, many iniportaut inventions and inprovements in every. branch of trade are being made}; and he who does not consult the newspapers will svon ‘tind himself and his business out in the oold, -ays the Marysville Democrat. the means for gratifying it, and you without doubt find a prosperous and happy man, uuless, ‘indeed, you put inte his hands a most. perverse-—-selection~ of books. ——You} place him in the best society in every period of history,—wisest, the wittiest, the ten-— derest, the bravest, and the greatest characters that have adorned humanity. You make him a denizen of all nations, a cont-mporary of all ages, and a master in his own business. One of the most pleasant and noblest duties of the head of the family is to furnish its members with good reading. Let good reading ge into a home, and the very atmosphere of that home gradually, but surely, changes. ‘The boys begin. to grow ambitious, to talk about men, places, books, the past and the future. The girls begin to feel a new life opening before them in knowledge, duty and lover. They see new fields of usefalness and pleasure; and so the family changes, and out from its number will grow intelligent men and women, te fill honorable places and be useful members of society. Let the torch of intelligence be lit in every household. Let the old and young vie with each othe: in introducing new and useful tepics of investigatien, and in cherishing a love of reading, study and improvement. eters +e A Big Circus Coming. eee Tom W. Howard, contracting agent for the great Sells & Rentfrow Shows, was in town teday arranging for the appearance of the shows here on the 4th of September. Twenty-three flat cars and two stock cars have been engaged to bring the caravansary to this city. It will arrive here on Sanday, the 3d, and exhibit the following day. The work stock, elephants and. camels will be brought overland from Marysville. There are 150 people in the company, and three bands of music, besides a steam caliope. There are twenty-six cages ef wild animals. This is the biggest show that will visit the Pacific Coast this seaspn, and will be the first circus and menagerie that has visited Nevada City in several years, Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Cempény are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water eolors an outline sketch of the Frvitilaxi Tree, eopies of which can be pro. cured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days alter being received, and to be painted in water colers. The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate yvur Bowels and make your Head clear as a Mi i: enquire at Transcript Office. a8-tf bell, 26c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. : taken for diseases originating in impure ~—e@ases from the-system; and it has, desef= het-a-man-have-a—taste for Treading, -and . Willocure You, is a true statement of the action of AYER’S Sarsaparilia, when blood ; but, while this assertion is true of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, as thousatds tan attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to" other preparations, which unprincipled dealers will recommend, and try to im“pose upon you, as “jist as good as Aysr's."" Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla andAyer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier and would be benefited permanently. This medicine, for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record. for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations, AYER’S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of hereditary acrofula and other hlood dias ~ vedly, the confidence of the people. /ER’ Sarsaparilla “TI cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from the use of‘AYER’S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions. The remedies prescribed failed t6 help me. I then began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared. I advise every youngman or woman, in case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla.”—H. L. Jarmann, 33 William st., New York City. Will Cure You Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maas. Notice For Publication. U 8. LAND OFFICE ‘at Sacramento, Ca'., Auust 17th, 1898. F: Notice is hereby given that the followingnamed settler has filed notice of ber intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proot will be made’ before the Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada Co,, at Nevada City, on the 26th day of September 1898, viz: Susaii KR. Moody, widow of Isaiah Moody deceased, who made H. A. 5279. for Lot 5. or Fractional NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Bec. 2, Tp. 17, N. R. 9 E. She names the following wit, nesses preee her dontinuous residence upon and cultivation of aaid land, viz: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Peck, James Smith, Charles E. Mulloy, al of Nev«da City, P. G., Nevada County, Cal. THOMAS FRASER August 18. H A ASER, Register. \. vw. LONG, Atty. for Claimant. a-18 Owing to Depressi in Financial Mat ters and Dull Times Generally, WALL PAPER Has Taken a Sudden Tumble te Price. 7 HAVE A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF EY. ery kind, quali y and rrp of Wall Paper and Borders to mateh, which I can guarantee to sell for about one-half the price that you have been compelled heretofore te pay. Calland examine the specimens at my house on Spring St., next door tothe Ba hureh, and be convinced of the truth of this anuounceses CLINTON HARRISON. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Day ee, a ar ne NERO 208, -_ Location o: ne lacehess, San Francisco, Jal. Location of works, Grass Valley, district Nevada Co. tal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 10th day of Aueust 1898. an Assessment. (No. 4) of five cents (6 cts.) per share, was levied upon Capital Stock of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, ai the office of the Compeny 820 5 Room 10, Ben clsc», Culifornia. Any Stock upon which this it re-. main unpaid on the 16th day o1 will be delinquent, end ment. t gether expenses of sa e. By order of the Board of Directors. THRO WeErTzEL, Offico, San Street, eos ss Prancine Califa” har Ca WILL WILLIAMS, Proprietor. —— Manufactures the Best Temperance Drinks jn Northern California. e S PSAPARILI.A AND IRON, CHAMPAGNE W) Cier. Ginger Ale, Orange Cider, Waukeska Mineral Wat-r, Lemon Soda, Cream Soda, ‘ar-aparilla ,*ssence of Peppermint, Gum Syru >», Kaspberry Gum, always on haud, — . { At the special session of the Board of . “Shake paw and claw” is pretty good. Carr was elected Justice of the Peace to take . ward's prayer over Farragnt’s grave on The Super-!. Sunday. Admiral Kaznakoff of the Rusvisors did well in making that appointment, . Sian navy stood by the grave bearing as Mr. Carr is thoronghly qualified for the . #/oft the Russian colors, while our naval In yesterday’s Transcrirr we published will be memogable, “O.Lord, may this a ynopeis of the program for the Admission . anion of hearts last. forever, and let the : Day celebration at Camptonville on the 9th . Russian bear and the Anerican eagle Hop picking will be in full blast next of September. 1.—Emigrant train through town en We say, this is pretty good, and Admiral route for California, followed by pack train’ A. Good Prayer. The phrase.occurred in’the Rev. Mr. Edveterans held services in memory of our own illustrious admiral, and it was in the course of the prayer with which the exercises were closed that Chaplain Edwards appealed to heaven in words that shake paw and claw over this grave!” Kaznakoff must have liked it. Probably the czar himself will smile when the figare is put into Russian for him, But, by the way, Alexander III understands Eng‘ish and can get the metaphor at first qand._ ‘There were other passages in Chaplain Edward's prayer which show that he is a freespoken man of genius, and it is to be hoped that he will be in possession of his metaphorical talents long years hence when he meets Admiral Kaznakoff upon what he described in his prayer as the “quarter deck of the glorious kingdom.” There are few chaplains hereabout who can pray like Edwards—good luck to him!—New York Sun. Walking on Flowers In America. I read that Infanta Eulalie and Mayor Tom Gilroy trod a carpet in front of the Hotel Savoy which was strewn with flowers. ‘Great heavens, what tomfoolery! Are we a nation of lickspittles that we have to ape royal customs ip welcoming a guest from abroad? Whe is this woman that she should have flowers to walk upon in this free, democratic country? What has she done? What does she represent? But I am glad that Gilroy got a chance to mash a few rosebuds with his Tipperary brogans.—Cor. New York Advertiser. An Early Season Speech. plunged the Maine retail trade was hapdrummer at the Imperial club banquet in Bangor. He isn’t a speechmaker, he claims, but he made the hit of the evening. The toastmaster called on him to respond to “The Wholesale Dry Goods Trade.” Gentlemen,” said he, rising, “there isn’t any!" and sat down amid An agreeable Larative Sold by Druggists or sent Bray The state of the blues into which the Sr a Te Feo tora POWDER past fortnight of dismal weather had KO NO seeatirorte torre rowoas aay good." Respect For the English Larguage. If we reverence our mother tongue as we ought. we will be on our guard not to insult it by violating its rules. We will not say, “You hadn’t ought to do this, or, “He ain’t a-goin to do that.” We will avoid that last and worst error of the vulgar, the double negative. We will be above misplacing moods and tenses and putting the nominative case where the objective belongs by right.— A Suggestion For an Epicure. We have always believed that much might be done by the scientific treatment of the kidneys of rabbits. Were they as rare as. the tongues of nightingales or even the bosoms of redbreasts they might have made the fortine of one of the cooks of a Heliogabalus or a Lucullus.—London Saturday Review. Just Like a Man. Mrs. Stocks—If we move into that cherp house, we'll lose caste. i Mr. Stocks—Don’t care if we do. It’s the best we can afford without running hopelessly in debt, and besidesit’s a com fortable place anyhow. Mrs. Stocks—Huh! Just like a man. Only so you can be comfortable and pay tvery little bill as quick us it comes in. you don't care what the world thinks.— New York Weekly. : Ts that misery experienced when euddenly made aware that you possess a diabolical arrangement called stomach. . No two dyspepties have the same predominant symptoms, but whatever form dyspepsia takes The underlying cause is in the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one will remain a dyspeptic who will It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, -Expel foulgases, Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion REGULATOR Jammetertammnd Start the Liver working and au bodily ail . will disappear. “For more than three years 1 suffered with pepsia in its worst form. I tried several doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Simmons Liver Regulator, which cured me in a Pay hone It is a good medicine. _ I would ‘not SKIN, CuR TION S INDIGESTION,DIZZINESS. ~RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. Beautiries ““ComPLe Xion. I OR A CASE IF WILLNOT CURE. ana Nggve Tonic. Ldng 2 250., 500, Captain Sweeney, U.S.A.S8an pily illustrated by the witticism of a p= + ang ah Catarrh Remedy is first pare ever found that would do me 50cts. Sold by Druggists, Dionot neglect & Cou h, as there is danger of pm Consume on. Sauon's Coxe severe Trouble. e speedily relieves ie P Cougiand Bronchitis, and is On gY arentes, For sale at—CarrB O50 an uproar of supplause.—Bangor Commercial, = —~—"Thie Ceremonial Use of Tobacco. tobacco habit its earliest and perhaps original use has been in a great measure overlooked. With the aborigines of America smoking and its kindred practices--werw not mere “sensual #Fatifications, but tobacco was regarded as‘ an herb of peculiar and mysterious sanctity, and its use was deeply and intimately interwoven with native rights and ceremonies. z ‘With reasonable certainty the pipe may be ¢onsidered as an implement the use of which was originally confined to the priest, medicine man, or sorcerer, in whose hands it was a means of communication between savage man and the unseen spirita with which his aniversa) doctrine of animism invested every cbject that came under his observation. The wacon will he here every Tuesday and Friday +no goods will be delivered free to private fi milies in any part of tie City } . Fire Sprig Water uscd in driuks. ie imilar to this use of the pipe was its employment in the treatment of disease, which in savage philosophy is ta be the work of evil spirits:—John 3 Hawkins in Popular Scienve Monthly. MANHOOD Before Using Cupidene. i diseasesJof the genera “Back Cebitity “Pimple » . Despondency and SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. The reason why sufferers are not cured over 90 per cent. are troubled with P ia the only known remedy to cure the CARR BROS., and — BY — This vegetable vitalizer cures all NERVOUSNESS or lost Manhood — Sleeulessness—Tired Feeling--Pains In the Weakness—vightly Emissions— Impotency— = CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. “ea @@PThe Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the Vitality of the ROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE , complaint: without an-operation. A written tal weg £9 guarantee to refund the money if a permanen for sale af] boxes. $1 a box, six boxes for $5 ublic auction, and unless payment is made . i EGG, “ie ieatee Mags ta . doe all mail drs to DAVOL. MEDI with costa of advertising, cpa { Cal, For sale in Nevada City by Send for Circulars and Testimonials. Ad. CINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco RESTORED After UsingZCupidene. “% THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER ¢ ance of land tillable and pood separately or as a whole > A large per centage of purchase price can remain on mortgage. Ep Me Feat ts SEPNEPRSIGERrSRE SS Secbaeh i ‘ viet E te TRADE WARK Registered 67 South Fifth Ave., New For Sale er to Reut on Lib-ral Terms. ~ 1000 Acres of Lend at Indian Springs, known as the ‘ DRESBACH RANCH. 350 Acr’s 'n sep rate tract, containing a Fine House, Winery, etc. 100 Acres in Musest and Tok ty Grapes, all in bearing, orchard, ete. Rauch consists of 650 acres, large hcuse, 3 lange barns. acres rich meadow land in Alf«l‘a, Bal‘eture. li sell or lease the Ranch and Vineyard Apply to FRED SEARLS, Nevada City, or to P. J. SULLIVAN, 121 Post Street, San Francisco. all mee — ee it."’—Jamus A. Roansg, Philad’a, Pa. “As a general family remedy for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever use anything else, and have never been disap“pointed in the effect produced; it seems to be almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the Stomacly and Bowels.”.—W. I~“McEcroy. Macon, Ga. HEAVEN Omnr EARTH: Love and Beauty Make “Heaven; ’ “So let us have pure,hear‘’s, beautifnl flowers, houses,, birds—nay, beautiful w omen, Every woman Can be loved, can be beautiful. : LOLA MONTEZ ® via} ler Feeyea thin in “perfect condition, No m “Whit titémish d ¢ ures face or form, Mr . i =y fou's articles. will (age f n) Yaltr amen, cyre. MISS A. J. STRANAHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, f Nevada City, Cal. For any apecial or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MKS. NEITIE HARRISON, 26 Genry street, Jan Francisco, val, Superfiuous hair permanently removed. The Fruit-Canning Season _HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housey ife kn. we —THAT— ARE THE BEST, LEGG & SHAW. Dealers in HARDWARE, " FURNITURE, CARPET AT THEIR THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY,Annual Meeting. Dts BLUE GRAVEL MINING COM+ ,pany.—The annual meeting of the at: ckholders of the above company, for the election of trustecs to serve fotthe ensuing year, and the transection of such other business ag may properly come before the meeting, wi'l be hei on Wednesday, August 16, 18°38, at fhe hour of 3 o'c’ock Pp. . at the office of the company, No, $20 Sansome street.room 10, San Francisco, ¢ alifornia. “Transfer books will be closed on Saturday, August 12, 183, at 12 o'clock M. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary Office—320 Sansome street 3 it a Bg » room 10, San tive organs, such as s-—Readache—Seminal Constipation. by physicians and medicines is because t cure is not effected by the use of six W. D. VINTON, AGENT FOR asta Mineral WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR -Hhres Root Bee For sale by the Dozen or Gross ! AT A SPECIAL PRICE Beehive’ Commercial Street DYSPEPSIA: 7 ,

te NM A BRN, ae ~~ Dieik Seeecoeamiyicteinegeunmnn nee _ the County Clerk yesterday. = coemed ©HE GRANSGRIPT. RATURDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 19 °93, LOCAL ITEMS. of Generel ‘Talore to the Readers of the Daily Transeript. The Indian Summer draweth near. John T. Morgan and family are expected to arrive here tomorrow. The upper road from Town Talk to Glenbrook is being sprinkled now and is in fine condition to drive ever. si We learn that there is some talk of starting a new brass band in this city soon. Nothing more-has been heard of the mysterious man seen near Allison’s ranch lately. Staff Captain John Milsaps, editor of the Pacific Coast War Cry, is expected to visit Nevada City Saturday, August 26th. Now that the officers have stopped all percentage gambling games, the popular game is old-fashioned draw poker. The woman who had a tomale factory in the Tilley building, above the City Hall, has suspended busiuess and gone back to Sacramento. Seme mischievous boys blew the whistle at the Miners Foundry about 14 o'clock last night. ‘There was steam enough left in the beiler for this purpose, and after giving a short blast they scampered away. If caught at this trick they will be arrested. Colfax Sentinel : C. R. Higgins and family have left Applegate for Nevada county, where Mr. Higgins has charge of Mr. Selfridge’s ranch. Ore recently shipped to the Selby Smelt— ing Werks from Grass Valley netted $110 per ton. It came from a claim on the ranch below Rougli and Ready formerly owned by Hon. William George. Enoch Helland of Grass Valley, who had the beer glass fight with J. Jeffurd, was able to be out on Thursday last, and called at the Justice's office in that town and. deposited $10 for disturbing the peace. The evenings are getting to be remarkably cool just as soon as the sun goes down. The coel evenings and bright moonlight, hewever, are very auspicious for lovers to parade the streets, and there happens to be 5 pidge New Incorporation. “Tidings: “Articles of incorporation of the PERSONAL Social aud Other Notes About Peo, We Oli aid Young. W. E. Harden of Virginia is in town. J. J. Jackson left today on the noom train for San Francisco. B. D. Pike of San Francisco came in: on the morning traia. E. T. Worthley came down from W ashington last evening. J.T. Gribble of Alameda is here on a visit. W.L. Cole came up from Placerville last evening. ; Sapervisors Rebinson, Donnelly and Pridgeon arrived here this morning. Mrs. O. Sunderhouse ef Sierra City arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. Supervisor D. McPhetres and son came over frem Truckee on the morning train. J. G. Mather arrived here this morning from San Francisco on his way to North Bloomfield. Miss M. Williams and Lauren Woodruff, of Columbia Hill, are here spending a few days. : —-——-=+ +@e o 4 — READING. The Business’ Man, the Professional. Man and the Home Circle Are Benefited By It. The business man should be continually on the watch for information, as greedy for knowledje and as alert in getting it, as he is for margins on what he sells. He must be continually on the watch for ideas which may give hinr a clew to the labarinth in which few have traveled safely, and thousands have been lost. : Books on general or special business should be his daily companions. They should be owned, read and re-read. They contain the experience ef men who have gone over the same or similiar road; or ‘the thoughts of others as to its places of safety oy danger, based on the united experience. of many. They cannot fail to furnish valuable hints; and may suddenly dart into his mind an ides thet-will-be-worth-thousands of -dottars4 t» him. : : All good professional men. have large libraries relating to their particular pursuits BY; ROP SHIPMENT. don, England. wer, made today, four carloads, 330 bales, bill :d for London. for the first bailing. week in the Durst yards. About 1100 white people are picking. The Wool’s yard-hat about 600 at work. The Reddan brothers will «commence picking next week. When the three Yards are running about 3000 persons will be engaged in picking. All are whites anil Indians. No Chinese or Japs are employed. The area planted to hops here is only 800 acres. _ The crop will be marketed in Eurepe; thence these acres will bring to this coast ever $450,000 of English gold. Now Try This. It will cost-you nothing and will surely d6-you good, if-you have a Cough, Cold, er’ any trouble-with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, er money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing ‘and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how goed a thing it is.Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 5Qcts. and $1]. eee SHILOH’S CURE, the great Coug, and Greup Cure, is in great: demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, DIED. In Nevada City, August 19, 1893, Andrea Della Piazza, a native of Italy, aged 68 years. The funeral will take place from W. C. Groves Undertaking Parlors, Monday, August 21, at 2 o'clock P.M. ee Cures Others . , Whéatlar?, Sends Out $450,000 Worth to Lon. W wearianp, August ’18.—The first carload shipment of hops om the Pacific ceaat beg shipped from the Durst yards and The sample is extra fine « Geod Appointment. Supervisors held this afternoon, Thos, H the place of W. D. Plunkett. position, and his appointment will give uni versal satisfaction in this township. That Program, Below we give it in full : and prospectors’ outfit. Packer scalped by Indians in full view. 2.—The appearance of 25 mounted Indians on opposite side in full war paint anc 3.—Arrival of six-horse stage coach at Hangtown. Taking on mail, express and passengers. Departure of stage coach and attack by highwaymen: Messenger killed ; stage arriving at Camptonville with body fer Corener. 4.—Attack by Indians on emigrant train and repulse. 5.—Fort Hardy attacked by Indians repulsed. Re-attack and explosion of magazine. Fort destroyed. Indians return to Village with prisoners. Great war dance, 6.—Indian meets bear on trail. Hand-tohand conflict. Both die. (A bear has been purchased expressly for the fight.) 7.—Attack on Indian camp by soldiers. Soldiers defeated: Indians charge, destroy city and capture prisoners. Soldiers rally, capture Indian village, massacre braves, burn village and return, A sray of proeeedings for thirty days in the ease of A. J. Ross, convicted of subor. nation of perjury in connection with a will ease at Stockton, has been obtained. Tue vicinity of Phwnix, A. T., had aq heavy wind and rainstorni yesterday. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for hear troubles, often due to indigestion. pens emg Ge Booxkeergers and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons Liver’ Horseshoe Mining Company were iled with The mine. is to be incerporated with 100,000 shares, of the par value of $1 per share, with the following named gentlemen as Directors: J.-F: Cooper of Sacamento, T. KR. Cooley, J. W. Rumsey, George Enright, Wm. Provis, Jr., of Grasa Valley. ee The Horseshee mine is situated on Wolf creek, below the Omaha mine an is owned by the Horseshoe Geld and Silver Mining Company, who have bonded the mine to the above company. . The new company. in. tends to push right ahead with the develop ment work, ag they are confident they have ood mine, ag: —_———__. <6 _AnArtistic Job. Marysville Democrat: “A thing o beauty” is the latest piece of work turned out of the sign ~nd-Carriage paint shop_of J__ A. Saul. The‘ vehicle will decorate the streets of Nevada City, being the passenger ‘bus that is run in connection with the Union Hotel of that city, Northway & Bodewig, proprietors. _ The sides of the.’bus stow the work of a master hand, having a finish in scroll and paintings taken from the race course. The striping is of the latest design and altegether the job is something Mr. Saul can well feel proud of. The.rig is now in the trimming ghop of Amos Fisher: who is upholstering the interior. The Transcript and a number of Nevada City’s business men have taken a space in the upper interior for advertising purposes. Sra Beaten by Feotpads. . . “fhe other night Berwick and Lyle Hanson, sons of Abe Hanson, formerly of this city, were going to their home in San Francisce when they were stopped by two foot~ pads. ‘They had no wioney, se the robbers gave them a clubbing. Berwick’s jaw was broken in two places and had to be set in plaster of Paris. While coughing one day, the plaster cracked and wire stitches had to be used. Lyle received two black eyes and a severe beating. Paes. AEE ee A Prisoner Escapes. Janitor Ashburn was at work this forenoon mowing the grass at the Court House, and had a prisoner named Henry Hoffman, from Truckee, helping him. Hoffman said he was going out into the jail yard for some purpose, aud started off. He passed through the Court House and into the yard, and scaling the high wall made his escape. He was seen by somebody as he jumped from the wall. He is still at large. Fer Sale. A small dwelling house for sale. Price $600. Enquire of al6-tf. W. H. Crawrorp, Meney to Lean. $600 is offered to loan on good security. Apply to J. M. Walling. al4-tf pean emtemiieaisiie intra House and Lot for Sale. An eight-room house, hard-finished, furnished er unfurnished, for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire of Mrs, B. Lyons, Piety Hill, Nevada City. all-2w _ , warters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, ial street, Suaee“ee ‘rs Girl“Wanted To do housework in a small family. _ Enquire at the Transcrirr office. _ al-tf Sa Residence Lot For bale. In a desirable locality. For further parand they never enter upon active duties uptil after therough -traininghas-been gone through with, sometimes requiring’ several years. “The business man needs to be posted, as well as a man engaged in any other pursuit. Those who have been successful through life, attribmte it largely to the practical knowledge they have of their busineas. Every man should take a trustworthy newspaper, and thus keep thoroughly posted in regard to the transactions of the world. He who is without a newspaper is cut off from his species. In these days of telegraphs and steam, many iniportaut inventions and inprovements in every. branch of trade are being made}; and he who does not consult the newspapers will svon ‘tind himself and his business out in the oold, -ays the Marysville Democrat. the means for gratifying it, and you without doubt find a prosperous and happy man, uuless, ‘indeed, you put inte his hands a most. perverse-—-selection~ of books. ——You} place him in the best society in every period of history,—wisest, the wittiest, the ten-— derest, the bravest, and the greatest characters that have adorned humanity. You make him a denizen of all nations, a cont-mporary of all ages, and a master in his own business. One of the most pleasant and noblest duties of the head of the family is to furnish its members with good reading. Let good reading ge into a home, and the very atmosphere of that home gradually, but surely, changes. ‘The boys begin. to grow ambitious, to talk about men, places, books, the past and the future. The girls begin to feel a new life opening before them in knowledge, duty and lover. They see new fields of usefalness and pleasure; and so the family changes, and out from its number will grow intelligent men and women, te fill honorable places and be useful members of society. Let the torch of intelligence be lit in every household. Let the old and young vie with each othe: in introducing new and useful tepics of investigatien, and in cherishing a love of reading, study and improvement. eters +e A Big Circus Coming. eee Tom W. Howard, contracting agent for the great Sells & Rentfrow Shows, was in town teday arranging for the appearance of the shows here on the 4th of September. Twenty-three flat cars and two stock cars have been engaged to bring the caravansary to this city. It will arrive here on Sanday, the 3d, and exhibit the following day. The work stock, elephants and. camels will be brought overland from Marysville. There are 150 people in the company, and three bands of music, besides a steam caliope. There are twenty-six cages ef wild animals. This is the biggest show that will visit the Pacific Coast this seaspn, and will be the first circus and menagerie that has visited Nevada City in several years, Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Cempény are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water eolors an outline sketch of the Frvitilaxi Tree, eopies of which can be pro. cured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days alter being received, and to be painted in water colers. The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate yvur Bowels and make your Head clear as a Mi i: enquire at Transcript Office. a8-tf bell, 26c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. : taken for diseases originating in impure ~—e@ases from the-system; and it has, desef= het-a-man-have-a—taste for Treading, -and . Willocure You, is a true statement of the action of AYER’S Sarsaparilia, when blood ; but, while this assertion is true of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, as thousatds tan attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to" other preparations, which unprincipled dealers will recommend, and try to im“pose upon you, as “jist as good as Aysr's."" Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla andAyer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier and would be benefited permanently. This medicine, for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record. for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations, AYER’S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of hereditary acrofula and other hlood dias ~ vedly, the confidence of the people. /ER’ Sarsaparilla “TI cannot forbear to express my joy at

the relief I have obtained from the use of‘AYER’S Sarsaparilla. I was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions. The remedies prescribed failed t6 help me. I then began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared. I advise every youngman or woman, in case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla.”—H. L. Jarmann, 33 William st., New York City. Will Cure You Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maas. Notice For Publication. U 8. LAND OFFICE ‘at Sacramento, Ca'., Auust 17th, 1898. F: Notice is hereby given that the followingnamed settler has filed notice of ber intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proot will be made’ before the Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada Co,, at Nevada City, on the 26th day of September 1898, viz: Susaii KR. Moody, widow of Isaiah Moody deceased, who made H. A. 5279. for Lot 5. or Fractional NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Bec. 2, Tp. 17, N. R. 9 E. She names the following wit, nesses preee her dontinuous residence upon and cultivation of aaid land, viz: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Peck, James Smith, Charles E. Mulloy, al of Nev«da City, P. G., Nevada County, Cal. THOMAS FRASER August 18. H A ASER, Register. \. vw. LONG, Atty. for Claimant. a-18 Owing to Depressi in Financial Mat ters and Dull Times Generally, WALL PAPER Has Taken a Sudden Tumble te Price. 7 HAVE A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF EY. ery kind, quali y and rrp of Wall Paper and Borders to mateh, which I can guarantee to sell for about one-half the price that you have been compelled heretofore te pay. Calland examine the specimens at my house on Spring St., next door tothe Ba hureh, and be convinced of the truth of this anuounceses CLINTON HARRISON. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Day ee, a ar ne NERO 208, -_ Location o: ne lacehess, San Francisco, Jal. Location of works, Grass Valley, district Nevada Co. tal. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 10th day of Aueust 1898. an Assessment. (No. 4) of five cents (6 cts.) per share, was levied upon Capital Stock of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, ai the office of the Compeny 820 5 Room 10, Ben clsc», Culifornia. Any Stock upon which this it re-. main unpaid on the 16th day o1 will be delinquent, end ment. t gether expenses of sa e. By order of the Board of Directors. THRO WeErTzEL, Offico, San Street, eos ss Prancine Califa” har Ca WILL WILLIAMS, Proprietor. —— Manufactures the Best Temperance Drinks jn Northern California. e S PSAPARILI.A AND IRON, CHAMPAGNE W) Cier. Ginger Ale, Orange Cider, Waukeska Mineral Wat-r, Lemon Soda, Cream Soda, ‘ar-aparilla ,*ssence of Peppermint, Gum Syru >», Kaspberry Gum, always on haud, — . { At the special session of the Board of . “Shake paw and claw” is pretty good. Carr was elected Justice of the Peace to take . ward's prayer over Farragnt’s grave on The Super-!. Sunday. Admiral Kaznakoff of the Rusvisors did well in making that appointment, . Sian navy stood by the grave bearing as Mr. Carr is thoronghly qualified for the . #/oft the Russian colors, while our naval In yesterday’s Transcrirr we published will be memogable, “O.Lord, may this a ynopeis of the program for the Admission . anion of hearts last. forever, and let the : Day celebration at Camptonville on the 9th . Russian bear and the Anerican eagle Hop picking will be in full blast next of September. 1.—Emigrant train through town en We say, this is pretty good, and Admiral route for California, followed by pack train’ A. Good Prayer. The phrase.occurred in’the Rev. Mr. Edveterans held services in memory of our own illustrious admiral, and it was in the course of the prayer with which the exercises were closed that Chaplain Edwards appealed to heaven in words that shake paw and claw over this grave!” Kaznakoff must have liked it. Probably the czar himself will smile when the figare is put into Russian for him, But, by the way, Alexander III understands Eng‘ish and can get the metaphor at first qand._ ‘There were other passages in Chaplain Edward's prayer which show that he is a freespoken man of genius, and it is to be hoped that he will be in possession of his metaphorical talents long years hence when he meets Admiral Kaznakoff upon what he described in his prayer as the “quarter deck of the glorious kingdom.” There are few chaplains hereabout who can pray like Edwards—good luck to him!—New York Sun. Walking on Flowers In America. I read that Infanta Eulalie and Mayor Tom Gilroy trod a carpet in front of the Hotel Savoy which was strewn with flowers. ‘Great heavens, what tomfoolery! Are we a nation of lickspittles that we have to ape royal customs ip welcoming a guest from abroad? Whe is this woman that she should have flowers to walk upon in this free, democratic country? What has she done? What does she represent? But I am glad that Gilroy got a chance to mash a few rosebuds with his Tipperary brogans.—Cor. New York Advertiser. An Early Season Speech. plunged the Maine retail trade was hapdrummer at the Imperial club banquet in Bangor. He isn’t a speechmaker, he claims, but he made the hit of the evening. The toastmaster called on him to respond to “The Wholesale Dry Goods Trade.” Gentlemen,” said he, rising, “there isn’t any!" and sat down amid An agreeable Larative Sold by Druggists or sent Bray The state of the blues into which the Sr a Te Feo tora POWDER past fortnight of dismal weather had KO NO seeatirorte torre rowoas aay good." Respect For the English Larguage. If we reverence our mother tongue as we ought. we will be on our guard not to insult it by violating its rules. We will not say, “You hadn’t ought to do this, or, “He ain’t a-goin to do that.” We will avoid that last and worst error of the vulgar, the double negative. We will be above misplacing moods and tenses and putting the nominative case where the objective belongs by right.— A Suggestion For an Epicure. We have always believed that much might be done by the scientific treatment of the kidneys of rabbits. Were they as rare as. the tongues of nightingales or even the bosoms of redbreasts they might have made the fortine of one of the cooks of a Heliogabalus or a Lucullus.—London Saturday Review. Just Like a Man. Mrs. Stocks—If we move into that cherp house, we'll lose caste. i Mr. Stocks—Don’t care if we do. It’s the best we can afford without running hopelessly in debt, and besidesit’s a com fortable place anyhow. Mrs. Stocks—Huh! Just like a man. Only so you can be comfortable and pay tvery little bill as quick us it comes in. you don't care what the world thinks.— New York Weekly. : Ts that misery experienced when euddenly made aware that you possess a diabolical arrangement called stomach. . No two dyspepties have the same predominant symptoms, but whatever form dyspepsia takes The underlying cause is in the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one will remain a dyspeptic who will It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, -Expel foulgases, Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion REGULATOR Jammetertammnd Start the Liver working and au bodily ail . will disappear. “For more than three years 1 suffered with pepsia in its worst form. I tried several doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Simmons Liver Regulator, which cured me in a Pay hone It is a good medicine. _ I would ‘not SKIN, CuR TION S INDIGESTION,DIZZINESS. ~RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. Beautiries ““ComPLe Xion. I OR A CASE IF WILLNOT CURE. ana Nggve Tonic. Ldng 2 250., 500, Captain Sweeney, U.S.A.S8an pily illustrated by the witticism of a p= + ang ah Catarrh Remedy is first pare ever found that would do me 50cts. Sold by Druggists, Dionot neglect & Cou h, as there is danger of pm Consume on. Sauon's Coxe severe Trouble. e speedily relieves ie P Cougiand Bronchitis, and is On gY arentes, For sale at—CarrB O50 an uproar of supplause.—Bangor Commercial, = —~—"Thie Ceremonial Use of Tobacco. tobacco habit its earliest and perhaps original use has been in a great measure overlooked. With the aborigines of America smoking and its kindred practices--werw not mere “sensual #Fatifications, but tobacco was regarded as‘ an herb of peculiar and mysterious sanctity, and its use was deeply and intimately interwoven with native rights and ceremonies. z ‘With reasonable certainty the pipe may be ¢onsidered as an implement the use of which was originally confined to the priest, medicine man, or sorcerer, in whose hands it was a means of communication between savage man and the unseen spirita with which his aniversa) doctrine of animism invested every cbject that came under his observation. The wacon will he here every Tuesday and Friday +no goods will be delivered free to private fi milies in any part of tie City } . Fire Sprig Water uscd in driuks. ie imilar to this use of the pipe was its employment in the treatment of disease, which in savage philosophy is ta be the work of evil spirits:—John 3 Hawkins in Popular Scienve Monthly. MANHOOD Before Using Cupidene. i diseasesJof the genera “Back Cebitity “Pimple » . Despondency and SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. The reason why sufferers are not cured over 90 per cent. are troubled with P ia the only known remedy to cure the CARR BROS., and — BY — This vegetable vitalizer cures all NERVOUSNESS or lost Manhood — Sleeulessness—Tired Feeling--Pains In the Weakness—vightly Emissions— Impotency— = CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. “ea @@PThe Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the Vitality of the ROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE , complaint: without an-operation. A written tal weg £9 guarantee to refund the money if a permanen for sale af] boxes. $1 a box, six boxes for $5 ublic auction, and unless payment is made . i EGG, “ie ieatee Mags ta . doe all mail drs to DAVOL. MEDI with costa of advertising, cpa { Cal, For sale in Nevada City by Send for Circulars and Testimonials. Ad. CINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco RESTORED After UsingZCupidene. “% THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER ¢ ance of land tillable and pood separately or as a whole > A large per centage of purchase price can remain on mortgage. Ep Me Feat ts SEPNEPRSIGERrSRE SS Secbaeh i ‘ viet E te TRADE WARK Registered 67 South Fifth Ave., New For Sale er to Reut on Lib-ral Terms. ~ 1000 Acres of Lend at Indian Springs, known as the ‘ DRESBACH RANCH. 350 Acr’s 'n sep rate tract, containing a Fine House, Winery, etc. 100 Acres in Musest and Tok ty Grapes, all in bearing, orchard, ete. Rauch consists of 650 acres, large hcuse, 3 lange barns. acres rich meadow land in Alf«l‘a, Bal‘eture. li sell or lease the Ranch and Vineyard Apply to FRED SEARLS, Nevada City, or to P. J. SULLIVAN, 121 Post Street, San Francisco. all mee — ee it."’—Jamus A. Roansg, Philad’a, Pa. “As a general family remedy for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever use anything else, and have never been disap“pointed in the effect produced; it seems to be almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the Stomacly and Bowels.”.—W. I~“McEcroy. Macon, Ga. HEAVEN Omnr EARTH: Love and Beauty Make “Heaven; ’ “So let us have pure,hear‘’s, beautifnl flowers, houses,, birds—nay, beautiful w omen, Every woman Can be loved, can be beautiful. : LOLA MONTEZ ® via} ler Feeyea thin in “perfect condition, No m “Whit titémish d ¢ ures face or form, Mr . i =y fou's articles. will (age f n) Yaltr amen, cyre. MISS A. J. STRANAHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, f Nevada City, Cal. For any apecial or complicated blemish of the face and form, write MKS. NEITIE HARRISON, 26 Genry street, Jan Francisco, val, Superfiuous hair permanently removed. The Fruit-Canning Season _HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housey ife kn. we —THAT— ARE THE BEST, LEGG & SHAW. Dealers in HARDWARE, " FURNITURE, CARPET AT THEIR THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY,Annual Meeting. Dts BLUE GRAVEL MINING COM+ ,pany.—The annual meeting of the at: ckholders of the above company, for the election of trustecs to serve fotthe ensuing year, and the transection of such other business ag may properly come before the meeting, wi'l be hei on Wednesday, August 16, 18°38, at fhe hour of 3 o'c’ock Pp. . at the office of the company, No, $20 Sansome street.room 10, San Francisco, ¢ alifornia. “Transfer books will be closed on Saturday, August 12, 183, at 12 o'clock M. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary Office—320 Sansome street 3 it a Bg » room 10, San tive organs, such as s-—Readache—Seminal Constipation. by physicians and medicines is because t cure is not effected by the use of six W. D. VINTON, AGENT FOR asta Mineral WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR -Hhres Root Bee For sale by the Dozen or Gross ! AT A SPECIAL PRICE Beehive’ Commercial Street DYSPEPSIA: 7 ,