August 22, 1893 (4 pages)

fr nbamananernary macaosoeusen aed — seettethcetedettes eens GHE GRANSGRIP. TUESDAY EVE’G, AUGUST aa, '93. = BAD FOR OUR FRUIT MEN. a The Immense Crop of Bartlelt Pears and Apples Will Go to Waste. a Elijah Booth, who has in years past acted as fruit-purchasing agent iu this section for the Sacramente commission merchants, went %o that place a few days age to interview these merchants about buying the crop around here this year. Mr. Booth has returned and brings very discouraging news te the fruit men. On acceunt of the low prices and the stringency of the money anarket East the Sacramente merchants will amet buy any fruit here this year, and are very loth to take any even om commission, Last season the merchants there paid to the fruit men in this county upwards 6f $10,000, and this year there will be more than double the amount of fruit raised — there will-be ne market for it. ‘ Mr. Booth was not satisfied with awe eouraging reports given him by the Bacra* mento merchants, and finally had an interview with>the eannery men at that place. They also infermed him that em account ef the stringency of the money market they would put up but little fruit thie year. “ Mr. Boeth then went to Marysville to see what could be done with the carnery men . there, and was niet with the same auswer. Thus it will be seen that notwithstanding we will havethe largest and best crop ef pears, peaches, plums and apples ever raised here, the bulk ef it will have to go to waste, as it will not pay Chinese wages to pick it. tMucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores,.Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely eures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot money refunded. Price 25 cente per box. For gale at Carr Brothers” Drug Store, + ¢@e > _ Zo Ald the Fair. ~~ felegraph: Friday night Quartz Parlor, Native Seas of the Golden West, held a meeting and took preliminary steps toward getting Up some kind of a public entértainment, the preceeds of which would go to aid the Midwinter Fair to be held in San Francisco. J, 3. Hennessy was ohairman of “ehe committee appointed to make arrangemente for a suitable entertaiument to take place ia the near future aad the committee willseen decide what the mature of the affair aball be. The committee is compesed ef the foliewing Native Sons: J. 8. Mennessy, C. E. Clinch, Thes. Barry, John Ceughlia, Dan. Collins. a ted Local Items, Bells & Reutfrow’s circus will appear in Grass Va'ley om the 5th of September, The Pavilion opens one-week from today, Make.an exhibition of some sort. Joseph Taaffe has been awarded . the bar privilege at Glenbrook Park, during Fair week. The Hotel Italian, en Sacrawento street, is drawing near to-completion. It will be opened for business ia about two weeks, The Plaza Stere, of which Shurtleff & Sen are owners, is to have an additien 15 fees wide, extending the whole length of the building. It is being put up in a very Mrs. Julia Ford-Sehl,.a fermer resident ef Grass Valley and well-knewn here, was united in marriage te Prof. H. F. Baker at Bilver City, Nevada, Sunday. The couple departed for Namba, Idaho, where they will make their future home. Relief Hill wants a mail service. There are abeut 100 people living there. A_ petitien will prebably be sent to Washington for ® pesteffice and that petition should be greated without delay. sesllabcsapiila dieu Alta Boda Worka,. Will Williams, prepricter of the wellknown Alta Soda Works, at Grass Valley, has an ammeuncement in the Transcript that his wagon will bein Nevada City every Tuesday and Friday to supply our people with earsaparilla and iron, champagne cider, ginger ale, orange cider, mineral water, lemon seda, cream soda, eto. His articles are all of the best quality and sold at the lowest market rates. PP — Pe I hereby metify the Gamblers of Nevada City, that under no consideration will I permit or allow any sert or character ofgambling whether fer meney or otherwise, which is prebibited by the Penal Code, te be played during the County Fair this month, commeneing Angust 29th, 1893. ‘ a22-lw D. B. Grroneut, Marshal. Nevada City, Cal. August 29th 1893. A omall dwelling house fer sale. . Price $500. Enquire of al6-tf. W. H. Crawrorp, Meney to Lean. $600 is offered te loan on good security. Apply te J.M. Walling. al4-tf ——-—-—-+-6e-0-— House and Lot for Sale. Ax eight-room house, hard-finished, furuished er unfurnished, for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire of ; Mrs. B, Lyons, Piety Hill, Nevada City. eS all-2w Hires’ Root Beer. Hleadquarters for this delicious and heal summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, ee Residence Lot For Sale, Social and Other Notes About People Old and t ne PERSONAL. Young. L. P. Goldatone has goue to the Bay. F: Peterson came down from Camptonville today. . H. L. Rothsohi'd of San Francisco is in tewn. Miss May Martin left yesterday for Sierra City to visit friends. E. Charenant arrived here from San Fran. eisce this morning. 5 Jehn McBean came down from Washington yesterday. D. Breen came over from Birchville yesterday. S. Geninatti of Geergetown came in on last evening's train. : Hon. J. H. Neff wes in town last evening. ‘ see Alf. Tregidgo has gone off to San Franeigco again. : John. C. and Edward Coleman will arrive in Grass Valley this evening. rs. P. H. Butler of North San Juan Ber spending a fer days. rs. John Caldwell returned from a visit te San Francisce last evening. ~T. Zellerbach and family” will return to Sam Francisco temorrow or next day. L. Leroy a commercial traveler of San Francisce came in on the morning train. John Grabam arrived here last evening from Hanferd, and will remain till after the Fair. Mrs. R. Bliss and Miss -Minnie Bliss--ef Camptonville arrived here on the stage teday on their way below. J. W. Madden of San Francisco arrived here today from North San Juan on his way below. : J. R. MgElroy, traveling agent fer the Great American Tea Company, arrived here yesterday from Sam Francisco. , ROWhat De You Take Medicine for? Because you are sick and want.to get well, er because you wish to prevent illness; Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures all diseases caused by inipure blood, Purely vegetable Hoop's-Pi.ts—250,Sudden Death. Michael Conner, a native of Ireland, aged 71 years, died very suddenly at Wheatland last Friday. “He was taken sick while at work in a hop tield, and gwing to the home of a friend died soon after. The doctor pronounced it a caseof apoplexy. Deccased has a wife living in the Kast aud a son who resides in the vicinity of Fresno. Superior Court, The fellewing business was transacted in the Superior Vourt today, Hon. John Caldwelll pregiding : : H, McCormick vs. Verdict for dufendant. days stay of excution. ° Richard Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon. Motion to strike eut eress complaint denied. The People va. John McLaughlin. raignment. Caleb Harrington vs. M. Florence Byrne et al. Order dismissing action as to defendant, W. W. Byrne, Gladys R. Byrne, and Emma Byrne, mimors and Chas. H. Byrne, as guardian of the persons and estates of said miners. Geo. W. Baldwin. Order granting 10], ArPlea wet for Monday August One Week Merc. T. G. Farrer will be at Vinton’s for one week mere for the correetion of bad eyes. Am Attempt to Reduce Rates. At the next meeting of the Transcontinental Freight and Passenger Association, which takes place next nionth, the Atchison, Tepeka.& Santa Fe eompany will propose that first-class round-trip tickets, good for 60 days be sold te Chicago for $80. The rate at present is $97.50 and the time limited to 30 days between Kansas City and Chicago, Under thie proposed new rate there is a saving of $17.50 and sixty days gives the passeuger ample time to receive the benefit of the trip. enchcslieineinbeinlalliiastaaabsiuperhiaaiiics Werse Than a Nevada City Liar. . A queer stery eemes from Montgomery county, Ga. Henry Randolph caught a mud turtle, teok it home, cut its head off, had it dreased, coeked and served for dinner. On the fourth day, in the evening, after the hoad was cut off, a neise under the house caused an investigation, when it was found that the turtle's head had caught a chicken, The head had the chicken by the bill and held it se tight that its mouth had to be ferced open te get it loose. The chicken’s bill was breken so that it could not eat and it died. cauiciliiaeliliccaeiimniasedia cis The Great Mining Industry. Quartz mining is on the eve of a boom. ‘The appreciation ef gold has directed public attoatien im California te the possibility of increasing our output ef that metal, the result being a renewed and increased interest ia gold mimes which have been partially or wholly unworked fer many years. There are hundreds, ifnet theusands, ef mining claims in this State which will pay for working in view of the greatly increased purchasing pewer ef geld, and ne small amount of inquiry is being made concerning thom, says the Chronicle, IO Tu safe of the Steilaceom, Wash., Pestoffice was blewn epen by cracksmen, Monday night, and robbed of $2,000 in money and all the stamps and postal notes. Corona. A. L. Clark, brether cf the Minneapelis railroad magnate, and a resident at Fairview, Orange county, received jujeries by being thrown frem a horse tha’ caused his death. A ‘‘BaLo In Giixap” for you by taking In a desirable locality. For further parlieulars enquire at I'nanacnirt offiee, a8-tf Simmons Liver Regulator for your diseased liver, BEAUTIFUL BUT EXPENSIVE, 4 Rat's Nest Made From Felt From a Fin Piano. There résides not far from Nevada City a gentleman who owns ene of the finest pianos -. im this part of"tife State. That piano has not been used for a very long time, and upon an examitfation of it a few days ago the discovery was made that rats had played sad havoc with the instrument. The different colors of felt had been literally bitten off and the pieces carried away, damaging the piano to the extent of about $25 or $30. \ A rat nest was accidentally discovered, by the owner of the piano, made of this felt. He had an eye for the beautiful and lovely things that his daughter had often worked into ornamental pieces, and at first thought that it was her work. He forgot all about the great damage done to the piano on seeing this gay looking rat nest made from the felt from his instrument. It could not have been more artistically arranged had it been done by liuman hands. At the bottom of -the nest, néatly woven all around, was the blue felt, placed in that particular place where there was the rost likelihood of it being soiled. Next came a layer of red, most artistically arranged around the entire nest, and the next and tcp layer was of white. No person could have arranged it so neatly and exquisitely as did these Ne~ vada county rats. The owner of the nest has been urged to place it in the Pavilion at Grass Valley, but has not decided. what to do with it, as he prizes it very highly. Oe THE nineteen-months-old child ef U. 5. G. Messersmith at San Jose fell through a glass door and out its throat. It died from the wound. ‘iaxtbicacameisorsaedilaitods Masonic Meeting. A called meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M., will be held at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening, August 23, 1893. Work in the first degree, A full attendance is desired. a21-2¢ To. Preserve. The richness, color, and beauty of the hair, the greatest care is necessary, much harm being done by the use of worthless dressings. To be sure of having @ first-class article, ask your druggist or perfumer for Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It is absolutely superior to any other preparation of the kind. It restores the original color and fulness to hair whith has become thin, faded, or gray. _ It keeps the scalp cool, moist, and free * from dandroff. _ It heals itching humors, prevents baldness, and imparts to’ THE HAIR a silken texture and lasting fragrance. No toilet can. be considered complete , without this most popular and elegant of all hair-dressings. : “My hair began turning gray and fall. ing out when I was about 25 years of age. I have lately been using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new growth of hair-of-the-natural-color:’= R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairie, Texas. “Over a year ago I had a severe fever, and when I recovered, my hair began te fall out, and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies, but without success, till at last I began to USE Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is restored to its original color.”"— Mrs. Annie Collins, Dighton, Mass. ; “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and my hair is moist, glossy, and in an excellent state of pres. ervation, I am forty years old, and . have ridden the plains for twenty-five years.”—Wm. Henry Ott, alias “Muse / tang Bill,”” Newcastle, Wyo. Ayer’s Hair Vigor Prepared by Dr.J. C. Ayer & Co., I U1, Mame, " “Bold by Druggicte Brery where, i Notice For Publication, . 8. LAND OFF Ci at Sacramento, (al., August 17th, 1898. 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 proof will be made /before the Judge of the Superior Court of NevAda Co., at Nevada City, on the 25th day of September 1898, viz: ~“Snsan R. Moody, widow of Isaiah Moody deceased, who made H./A. 6279, for Lot 5. or Fractional NW 1-4 0f NW 1-4 Sec. 28, ‘lp. 17, N. R,9 E. She pames the following witnesses to prove her continuous yesidence upon and cultivyetion of said l.ud, viz: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Peck, Jares Smith, (varies E, Mulloy, al of Nev.da City,/P. 0., Nevada County, Cal ij August 18. THOMAS FRASER, Register. \\. wv, LONG, Atty. for Claimant. a-18 Owing to Depression jn Binancial Matters and Dull Times Generally, WALL PAPER Has Taken a Suddeo Tumble in Price. HAVE 4 FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF EV. ery kind, quali y and pattern of Wall Paper and Borders to mateb, which I can guaran to sell for abuut one-half the price that you have been compelled heretofore to pay. Calland examine the specimens at my house on Sprites St., next door tothe Baptist Church, and be convinced ofthe truth of thisan WILLING TO COME BACK. ee Lord, Is Under Arrest in Misspiiri Sheriff Douglass today received a dispatch George Stewart, who is suspected of killing a girl below Grass Valley in June 1889, The case was that of Flossie Lord, aged about sixteen years, who was shot and killed at her father’s ranch, two or three iniles below Grass Valley, on the Rough and Ready road, on the 17th of June. She was found dead in the yard near the house, a pistol with two empty chambers lying on the ground near her. She was shot through the head. It was theught by some that she had committed suicide, but the fact of her face not being powder marked was not fa— vorable to this theory. A bullet hole was found in the side of the heuse and one in the bed of ‘a wagon in the yard, showing that three bullets had been fired, while the pistol had only two empty chambers. The girl had been brought home from Sau Francisco a short time previous, and a young man had followed her and urged her to return to the city with him, but she_refused to do so. He maile threaty against her life‘and it was believed that he carried out his threats. Stewart is the man suspected of the crime, He says he is willing to come back, as he is innocent, The officers say there is np evidence of any consequence against him and that he will probably be allowed t) remain where he is, 0-0 e-+ For ovnstipation,*biliousness and kidney affections take Simmons. Liver Regulator. FNS Nbien WOE AAO Det SNS CREE ELEN UCN ALTA SODAWORKS WILL WILLIAMS, Proprietor. Manufactures the Best Temperance Drinks in Northern Califorola.’* tate kh. thie ASI TRON, CHAMPAGNE Cicer, Giuger Aie, Orange Cicer, Waukeska Mineral Wat r, Lemon Soda Crean jf: Soda, farsapurilla Yesence of Penperirint; Gum Syrup, Kkaspberry Gum, always ou haud. ¥ Thé wagon will be here every Tuesday and Friday wn. goods wili. be delivered free to private families in any prrt of the City. r George Stewart, the Suspected Slayer of Fiossy fromthe Sheriff at Springtield, Missouri, }' notifying him of the arrest there of one. ’ {this month, Commencing AuMare Island Navy Yard last week. can avoid it, a INT OSX C iMBLE I hereby notify the GAMRLERS of Nevada City and Grass Valley, and those resid— ing outside, that Under No Consideration will I permit or Allow any sort or character of Gambling, whether for money or otherwise, which is prohibited by the Penal Code, to be played-during the County Fair gust 29th, 1893. Sheriff. Nevada~City;—€at “August 22d, 1893. Pure Spring Water used in manufacturing al drinks, ; , THX first consignment of armor plates for the monitor Monadnock were brought tothe}SHEEP owners in Kern county report that San Frahcisco merchants advise them not to shear their flocks this fall wheuever they FLAS, “f.ucky Pins” the Fad. “Lucky pins” are the favorite little gifts of the hour, and several special patterns are used to signify good fortune to the wearer. The mysterious virtue of the horseshoe has long been recognized, and of late years the mistletoe sprig has been considered equally fortuitous, while, added to the merry thought, it acquires new virtues. This, with the ‘‘Campanello Margherita,” which isthe facsimile of an ancient gold bell found during the present excuvations near Rome and presented to the queen of Italy, are the popular mascots of the day. The sides of the latter bear the inscription, ‘Toi Com, Veo Tet,” of which this is the translation: ‘I (little bell) was made against fascination.” —New York Tribune, Reason For His Affection. The Wife—Do you really love me more and more every day? The Husband—Yes, darling, for you do not play the piano nearly us much as you used to.— Vogue. A Barmonious Efficct. Mrs. Witherby—That chair .you are sitting on is au gennine antique. Miss Elderby—Then perliay's I had better not sit in it. Mrs. Witherby—Oh, don’t getup. It is very becoming to ven.— Vogue. ERS Sg erty eee ean ates Siraeame itm atin Ahad 3 a SKIN, CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. SE AUTIFIES “COMPLEXION. An agreeable Tarative Negve Tonic, Sold by Dru il, 50c, os pe oan or cont by me 26c., KO NO The Favorite TOOTH FOWDER forthe Teeth and Breath, 25c. Oaptain Sweeney, U.S.A.,S8an Diego, Cal. says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh . 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Location of Principal place of buainess, fan Francisco, > ion of works, Grass Valley, -district Nevada Co. Cal. Notice is hereby given sans meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the I ay of August 1893, an Assesement. (No. 4) of five cents (6 cts.) per share, was levied upon the Capital stock of the Corporation, pavabio immediately in United States Gold Coiu, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, 320 e 5 Room 10, San Franck Culifornia. Any main unpaid on the ith day ot ber, 1898 on delinquent, and vertised for sale at ublic auction, and unless meni pad will be sold on Fri ay the 6th ¥ October, 1898, to hind the mt Assesement. together with costs advertising, and sr penees of sae, y order of the Board of Directors, y of Tuo. Werze., Sector. of $20, Sansome Street, Room Francisco, California, a @ elsen, Stock upon which this Assessment shall re— Acrialists, Gymana-ts, Grand, Acrobats and dazzling and intrepid feats, impossible accomplished by these wonderful a era frem every clime. TWO MENAGER!ES Wolves, Leopards and Panthers, lier in Royal Robes and Rich Costumes, Mout The best performing Elephants; Sea I Acts; Three Great Bands in Street Par ster Camels; Zebras, Bears and Baby Grand Balloon Race and Double Parachute MW” Be sure and ask your agent for CHEAP a Low Excursion Rates to this Big Show. treet Parade. P, M. No extra charge, ‘One Ticket A MY ov all know us. IF One Tieke -Our past recorda Nevada City, Monday, Sept. 4th. Ley SELLS and RENTFROW'S — You can’t afford to miss seeing the moat extraordinary of principal World’s Fair on ‘Wheels . ! : Bareback Equestrians and Wm. Sells! ; the pride of America ; the wonder of Europe, who for over popular hero at Olympia, nized by the British press as tie pre-eminent feature of the circus in whi MR. WILLIAM DUTTON, in his brilliant feats of Ke pada aga forward and backward somersaults ou the bare back of engaged at an enormous salary to ride at each MR. CHAS, WATSON, the greatest 6-horse Fearloss and astonishing features that heretofare have seemed lish them the ‘undisputed champion of the Gymnastic World ;” And open Dens of Savage Krutes, Maminoth Elephants, Lions, T \ Zebra's trained to drive like horses. Kani Ladies as Princesses, Male and Female J: ckeys, Squadrons of Princes, Ne sion Leopard and baby Camel; ade; Courtly Kn ght and Dames; A Drove of MonMonkeys. 20 great leapers; Rich] ed and Gilded Tableau W ons; Myriad Cages, Dens and Lair, § Tv T" CLOWNS! Feat ian wit; Virst in fun; Virst in the -oonaed of the ome vocal A MILE TUMEL® FROM THE SKIES : ‘ ; , ‘ Jump by Mi i ‘ Lille Rice. 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[ ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMpany.—The annual meeting of the steckholders of the above company, for the election of trustecs 'osérve forthe ensuing year, and ‘he transaction of such other business as may roperly come before the meeting, wiil be heii on Wednesday, August 16, ‘83, at the hour of ‘3 o'clock Pp, M. at the office of the company, No, 320 Sansome street,room 10, Fan Francisco, CalApply to FRED SEARLS, Nevada City, . J, SULLIVAN, 121 Post Street, all fornia. ‘Transfer books will be closed on gaturday, August 12, 18(8, at 12 o'cloek M, THEO, WEITZEL, seeretary Office—820 8 Aanpome street, room 10, "Gan rancisco, Cal, paragon among all horsemen ; none dare Londen ; received the moat vy and Commoners, and was unanimously yuestrianism, performing /at will his swiftly running steed. 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fr nbamananernary macaosoeusen aed — seettethcetedettes eens GHE GRANSGRIP. TUESDAY EVE’G, AUGUST aa, '93. = BAD FOR OUR FRUIT MEN. a The Immense Crop of Bartlelt Pears and Apples Will Go to Waste. a Elijah Booth, who has in years past acted as fruit-purchasing agent iu this section for the Sacramente commission merchants, went %o that place a few days age to interview these merchants about buying the crop around here this year. Mr. Booth has returned and brings very discouraging news te the fruit men. On acceunt of the low prices and the stringency of the money anarket East the Sacramente merchants will amet buy any fruit here this year, and are very loth to take any even om commission, Last season the merchants there paid to the fruit men in this county upwards 6f $10,000, and this year there will be more than double the amount of fruit raised — there will-be ne market for it. ‘ Mr. Booth was not satisfied with awe eouraging reports given him by the Bacra* mento merchants, and finally had an interview with>the eannery men at that place. They also infermed him that em account ef the stringency of the money market they would put up but little fruit thie year. “ Mr. Boeth then went to Marysville to see what could be done with the carnery men . there, and was niet with the same auswer. Thus it will be seen that notwithstanding we will havethe largest and best crop ef pears, peaches, plums and apples ever raised here, the bulk ef it will have to go to waste, as it will not pay Chinese wages to pick it. tMucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores,.Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely eures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot money refunded. Price 25 cente per box. For gale at Carr Brothers” Drug Store, + ¢@e > _ Zo Ald the Fair. ~~ felegraph: Friday night Quartz Parlor, Native Seas of the Golden West, held a meeting and took preliminary steps toward getting Up some kind of a public entértainment, the preceeds of which would go to aid the Midwinter Fair to be held in San Francisco. J, 3. Hennessy was ohairman of “ehe committee appointed to make arrangemente for a suitable entertaiument to take place ia the near future aad the committee willseen decide what the mature of the affair aball be. The committee is compesed ef the foliewing Native Sons: J. 8. Mennessy, C. E. Clinch, Thes. Barry, John Ceughlia, Dan. Collins. a ted Local Items, Bells & Reutfrow’s circus will appear in Grass Va'ley om the 5th of September, The Pavilion opens one-week from today, Make.an exhibition of some sort. Joseph Taaffe has been awarded . the bar privilege at Glenbrook Park, during Fair week. The Hotel Italian, en Sacrawento street, is drawing near to-completion. It will be opened for business ia about two weeks, The Plaza Stere, of which Shurtleff & Sen are owners, is to have an additien 15 fees wide, extending the whole length of the building. It is being put up in a very Mrs. Julia Ford-Sehl,.a fermer resident ef Grass Valley and well-knewn here, was united in marriage te Prof. H. F. Baker at Bilver City, Nevada, Sunday. The couple departed for Namba, Idaho, where they will make their future home. Relief Hill wants a mail service. There are abeut 100 people living there. A_ petitien will prebably be sent to Washington for ® pesteffice and that petition should be greated without delay. sesllabcsapiila dieu Alta Boda Worka,. Will Williams, prepricter of the wellknown Alta Soda Works, at Grass Valley, has an ammeuncement in the Transcript that his wagon will bein Nevada City every Tuesday and Friday to supply our people with earsaparilla and iron, champagne cider, ginger ale, orange cider, mineral water, lemon seda, cream soda, eto. His articles are all of the best quality and sold at the lowest market rates. PP — Pe I hereby metify the Gamblers of Nevada City, that under no consideration will I permit or allow any sert or character ofgambling whether fer meney or otherwise, which is prebibited by the Penal Code, te be played during the County Fair this month, commeneing Angust 29th, 1893. ‘ a22-lw D. B. Grroneut, Marshal. Nevada City, Cal. August 29th 1893. A omall dwelling house fer sale. . Price $500. Enquire of al6-tf. W. H. Crawrorp, Meney to Lean. $600 is offered te loan on good security. Apply te J.M. Walling. al4-tf ——-—-—-+-6e-0-— House and Lot for Sale. Ax eight-room house, hard-finished, furuished er unfurnished, for sale at a bargain. For particulars enquire of ; Mrs. B, Lyons, Piety Hill, Nevada City. eS all-2w Hires’ Root Beer. Hleadquarters for this delicious and heal summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, ee Residence Lot For Sale, Social and Other Notes About People Old and t ne PERSONAL. Young. L. P. Goldatone has goue to the Bay. F: Peterson came down from Camptonville today. . H. L. Rothsohi'd of San Francisco is in tewn. Miss May Martin left yesterday for Sierra City to visit friends. E. Charenant arrived here from San Fran. eisce this morning. 5 Jehn McBean came down from Washington yesterday. D. Breen came over from Birchville yesterday. S. Geninatti of Geergetown came in on last evening's train. : Hon. J. H. Neff wes in town last evening. ‘ see Alf. Tregidgo has gone off to San Franeigco again. : John. C. and Edward Coleman will arrive in Grass Valley this evening. rs. P. H. Butler of North San Juan Ber spending a fer days. rs. John Caldwell returned from a visit te San Francisce last evening. ~T. Zellerbach and family” will return to Sam Francisco temorrow or next day. L. Leroy a commercial traveler of San Francisce came in on the morning train. John Grabam arrived here last evening from Hanferd, and will remain till after the Fair. Mrs. R. Bliss and Miss -Minnie Bliss--ef Camptonville arrived here on the stage teday on their way below. J. W. Madden of San Francisco arrived here today from North San Juan on his way below. : J. R. MgElroy, traveling agent fer the Great American Tea Company, arrived here yesterday from Sam Francisco. , ROWhat De You Take Medicine for? Because you are sick and want.to get well, er because you wish to prevent illness; Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures all diseases caused by inipure blood, Purely vegetable Hoop's-Pi.ts—250,Sudden Death. Michael Conner, a native of Ireland, aged 71 years, died very suddenly at Wheatland last Friday. “He was taken sick while at work in a hop tield, and gwing to the home of a friend died soon after. The doctor pronounced it a caseof apoplexy. Deccased has a wife living in the Kast aud a son who resides in the vicinity of Fresno. Superior Court, The fellewing business was transacted in the Superior Vourt today, Hon. John Caldwelll pregiding : : H, McCormick vs. Verdict for dufendant. days stay of excution. ° Richard Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon. Motion to strike eut eress complaint denied. The People va. John McLaughlin. raignment. Caleb Harrington vs. M. Florence Byrne et al. Order dismissing action as to defendant, W. W. Byrne, Gladys R. Byrne, and Emma Byrne, mimors and Chas. H. Byrne, as guardian of the persons and estates of said miners. Geo. W. Baldwin. Order granting 10], ArPlea wet for Monday August One Week Merc. T. G. Farrer will be at Vinton’s for one week mere for the correetion of bad eyes. Am Attempt to Reduce Rates. At the next meeting of the Transcontinental Freight and Passenger Association, which takes place next nionth, the Atchison, Tepeka.& Santa Fe eompany will propose that first-class round-trip tickets, good for 60 days be sold te Chicago for $80. The rate at present is $97.50 and the time limited to 30 days between Kansas City and Chicago, Under thie proposed new rate there is a saving of $17.50 and sixty days gives the passeuger ample time to receive the benefit of the trip. enchcslieineinbeinlalliiastaaabsiuperhiaaiiics Werse Than a Nevada City Liar. . A queer stery eemes from Montgomery county, Ga. Henry Randolph caught a mud turtle, teok it home, cut its head off, had it dreased, coeked and served for dinner. On the fourth day, in the evening, after the hoad was cut off, a neise under the house caused an investigation, when it was found that the turtle's head had caught a chicken, The head had the chicken by the bill and held it se tight that its mouth had to be ferced open te get it loose. The chicken’s bill was breken so that it could not eat and it died. cauiciliiaeliliccaeiimniasedia cis The Great Mining Industry. Quartz mining is on the eve of a boom. ‘The appreciation ef gold has directed public attoatien im California te the possibility of increasing our output ef that metal, the result being a renewed and increased interest ia gold mimes which have been partially or wholly unworked fer many years. There are hundreds, ifnet theusands, ef mining claims in this State which will pay for working in view of the greatly increased purchasing pewer ef geld, and ne small amount of inquiry is being made concerning thom, says the Chronicle, IO Tu safe of the Steilaceom, Wash., Pestoffice was blewn epen by cracksmen, Monday night, and robbed of $2,000 in money and all the stamps and postal notes. Corona. A. L. Clark, brether cf the Minneapelis railroad magnate, and a resident at Fairview, Orange county, received jujeries by being thrown frem a horse tha’ caused his death. A ‘‘BaLo In Giixap” for you by taking In a desirable locality. For further parlieulars enquire at I'nanacnirt offiee, a8-tf Simmons Liver Regulator for your diseased liver, BEAUTIFUL BUT EXPENSIVE, 4 Rat's Nest Made From Felt From a Fin Piano. There résides not far from Nevada City a gentleman who owns ene of the finest pianos -. im this part of"tife State. That piano has not been used for a very long time, and upon an examitfation of it a few days ago the discovery was made that rats had played sad havoc with the instrument. The different colors of felt had been literally bitten off and the pieces carried away, damaging the piano to the extent of about $25 or $30. \ A rat nest was accidentally discovered, by the owner of the piano, made of this felt. He had an eye for the beautiful and lovely things that his daughter had often worked into ornamental pieces, and at first thought that it was her work. He forgot all about the great damage done to the piano on seeing this gay looking rat nest made from the felt from his instrument. It could not have been more artistically arranged had it been done by liuman hands. At the bottom of -the nest, néatly woven all around, was the blue felt, placed in that particular place where there was the rost likelihood of it being soiled. Next came a layer of red, most artistically arranged around the entire nest, and the next and tcp layer was of white. No person could have arranged it so neatly and exquisitely as did these Ne~ vada county rats. The owner of the nest has been urged to place it in the Pavilion at Grass Valley, but has not decided. what to do with it, as he prizes it very highly. Oe THE nineteen-months-old child ef U. 5. G. Messersmith at San Jose fell through a glass door and out its throat. It died from the wound. ‘iaxtbicacameisorsaedilaitods Masonic Meeting. A called meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M., will be held at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening, August 23, 1893. Work in the first degree, A full attendance is desired. a21-2¢ To. Preserve. The richness, color, and beauty of the hair, the greatest care is necessary, much harm being done by the use of worthless dressings. To be sure of having @ first-class article, ask your druggist or perfumer for Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It is absolutely superior to any other preparation of the kind. It restores the original color and fulness to hair whith has become thin, faded, or gray. _ It keeps the scalp cool, moist, and free * from dandroff. _ It heals itching humors, prevents baldness, and imparts to’ THE HAIR a silken texture and lasting fragrance. No toilet can. be considered complete , without this most popular and elegant of all hair-dressings. : “My hair began turning gray and fall. ing out when I was about 25 years of age. I have lately been using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new growth of hair-of-the-natural-color:’= R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairie, Texas. “Over a year ago I had a severe fever, and when I recovered, my hair began te fall out, and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies, but without success, till at last I began to USE Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is restored to its original color.”"— Mrs. Annie Collins, Dighton, Mass. ; “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and my hair is moist, glossy, and in an excellent state of pres. ervation, I am forty years old, and . have ridden the plains for twenty-five years.”—Wm. Henry Ott, alias “Muse / tang Bill,”” Newcastle, Wyo. Ayer’s Hair Vigor Prepared by Dr.J. C. Ayer & Co., I U1, Mame, " “Bold by Druggicte Brery where, i Notice For Publication, . 8. LAND OFF Ci at Sacramento, (al., August 17th, 1898. 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 proof will be made /before the Judge of the Superior Court of NevAda Co., at Nevada City, on the 25th day of September 1898, viz: ~“Snsan R. Moody, widow of Isaiah Moody deceased, who made H./A. 6279, for Lot 5. or Fractional NW 1-4 0f NW 1-4 Sec. 28, ‘lp. 17, N. R,9 E. She pames the following witnesses to prove her continuous yesidence upon and cultivyetion of said l.ud, viz: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Peck, Jares Smith, (varies E, Mulloy, al of Nev.da City,/P. 0., Nevada County, Cal ij August 18. THOMAS FRASER, Register. \\. wv, LONG, Atty. for Claimant. a-18 Owing to Depression jn Binancial Matters and Dull Times Generally, WALL PAPER Has Taken a Suddeo Tumble in Price. HAVE 4 FULL LINE OF SAMPLES OF EV. ery kind, quali y and pattern of Wall Paper and Borders to mateb, which I can guaran to sell for abuut one-half the price that you have been compelled heretofore to pay.

Calland examine the specimens at my house on Sprites St., next door tothe Baptist Church, and be convinced ofthe truth of thisan WILLING TO COME BACK. ee Lord, Is Under Arrest in Misspiiri Sheriff Douglass today received a dispatch George Stewart, who is suspected of killing a girl below Grass Valley in June 1889, The case was that of Flossie Lord, aged about sixteen years, who was shot and killed at her father’s ranch, two or three iniles below Grass Valley, on the Rough and Ready road, on the 17th of June. She was found dead in the yard near the house, a pistol with two empty chambers lying on the ground near her. She was shot through the head. It was theught by some that she had committed suicide, but the fact of her face not being powder marked was not fa— vorable to this theory. A bullet hole was found in the side of the heuse and one in the bed of ‘a wagon in the yard, showing that three bullets had been fired, while the pistol had only two empty chambers. The girl had been brought home from Sau Francisco a short time previous, and a young man had followed her and urged her to return to the city with him, but she_refused to do so. He maile threaty against her life‘and it was believed that he carried out his threats. Stewart is the man suspected of the crime, He says he is willing to come back, as he is innocent, The officers say there is np evidence of any consequence against him and that he will probably be allowed t) remain where he is, 0-0 e-+ For ovnstipation,*biliousness and kidney affections take Simmons. Liver Regulator. FNS Nbien WOE AAO Det SNS CREE ELEN UCN ALTA SODAWORKS WILL WILLIAMS, Proprietor. Manufactures the Best Temperance Drinks in Northern Califorola.’* tate kh. thie ASI TRON, CHAMPAGNE Cicer, Giuger Aie, Orange Cicer, Waukeska Mineral Wat r, Lemon Soda Crean jf: Soda, farsapurilla Yesence of Penperirint; Gum Syrup, Kkaspberry Gum, always ou haud. ¥ Thé wagon will be here every Tuesday and Friday wn. goods wili. be delivered free to private families in any prrt of the City. r George Stewart, the Suspected Slayer of Fiossy fromthe Sheriff at Springtield, Missouri, }' notifying him of the arrest there of one. ’ {this month, Commencing AuMare Island Navy Yard last week. can avoid it, a INT OSX C iMBLE I hereby notify the GAMRLERS of Nevada City and Grass Valley, and those resid— ing outside, that Under No Consideration will I permit or Allow any sort or character of Gambling, whether for money or otherwise, which is prohibited by the Penal Code, to be played-during the County Fair gust 29th, 1893. Sheriff. Nevada~City;—€at “August 22d, 1893. Pure Spring Water used in manufacturing al drinks, ; , THX first consignment of armor plates for the monitor Monadnock were brought tothe}SHEEP owners in Kern county report that San Frahcisco merchants advise them not to shear their flocks this fall wheuever they FLAS, “f.ucky Pins” the Fad. “Lucky pins” are the favorite little gifts of the hour, and several special patterns are used to signify good fortune to the wearer. The mysterious virtue of the horseshoe has long been recognized, and of late years the mistletoe sprig has been considered equally fortuitous, while, added to the merry thought, it acquires new virtues. This, with the ‘‘Campanello Margherita,” which isthe facsimile of an ancient gold bell found during the present excuvations near Rome and presented to the queen of Italy, are the popular mascots of the day. The sides of the latter bear the inscription, ‘Toi Com, Veo Tet,” of which this is the translation: ‘I (little bell) was made against fascination.” —New York Tribune, Reason For His Affection. The Wife—Do you really love me more and more every day? The Husband—Yes, darling, for you do not play the piano nearly us much as you used to.— Vogue. A Barmonious Efficct. Mrs. Witherby—That chair .you are sitting on is au gennine antique. Miss Elderby—Then perliay's I had better not sit in it. Mrs. Witherby—Oh, don’t getup. It is very becoming to ven.— Vogue. ERS Sg erty eee ean ates Siraeame itm atin Ahad 3 a SKIN, CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. SE AUTIFIES “COMPLEXION. An agreeable Tarative Negve Tonic, Sold by Dru il, 50c, os pe oan or cont by me 26c., KO NO The Favorite TOOTH FOWDER forthe Teeth and Breath, 25c. Oaptain Sweeney, U.S.A.,S8an Diego, Cal. says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh . 'y is the first Remed medicine I paraerer found that would dome any good,” e SO cta. Sold by Druggists. _Donct neglect a Cough, as the Cough, as there is danger of ita Consumption, SH1L0n's CurB ere ron a@severe ne Trouble; Fk ng Qough Cure and speedily relieves ugha _froup, Whooping Coug Bronchitis, Weld 6n 2g arantes; . For sa'e at -Carr. B-o3,: Lh Ld f the Skookum Root Hair Grower 3 . be et zon nest, 1 3 result RAIL ROAD. And the Only Performance ¢f Colessal Aggregation of . Monster Museum And Great Double Menagerie ! oO WM. SELLS, a veritable living centaur ;a to challenge his supremacy three continuous months was the enthusiastic recognition from Royalty, Nobilit of the most dashing Equestrians of the age, performance of this faultless exhibition. The DUTTON SISTERS, undoubtedly the Mies Mildred Muray the finest Menagerie Euro Hurdle Rider. THE GREAT L Ae CLINTON HARRISON, / amulaaaun NOTICE. ape RABBIT MILLAND MINING COM ANY. Location of Principal place of buainess, fan Francisco, > ion of works, Grass Valley, -district Nevada Co. Cal. Notice is hereby given sans meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the I ay of August 1893, an Assesement. (No. 4) of five cents (6 cts.) per share, was levied upon the Capital stock of the Corporation, pavabio immediately in United States Gold Coiu, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, 320 e 5 Room 10, San Franck Culifornia. Any main unpaid on the ith day ot ber, 1898 on delinquent, and vertised for sale at ublic auction, and unless meni pad will be sold on Fri ay the 6th ¥ October, 1898, to hind the mt Assesement. together with costs advertising, and sr penees of sae, y order of the Board of Directors, y of Tuo. Werze., Sector. of $20, Sansome Street, Room Francisco, California, a @ elsen, Stock upon which this Assessment shall re— Acrialists, Gymana-ts, Grand, Acrobats and dazzling and intrepid feats, impossible accomplished by these wonderful a era frem every clime. TWO MENAGER!ES Wolves, Leopards and Panthers, lier in Royal Robes and Rich Costumes, Mout The best performing Elephants; Sea I Acts; Three Great Bands in Street Par ster Camels; Zebras, Bears and Baby Grand Balloon Race and Double Parachute MW” Be sure and ask your agent for CHEAP a Low Excursion Rates to this Big Show. treet Parade. P, M. No extra charge, ‘One Ticket A MY ov all know us. IF One Tieke -Our past recorda Nevada City, Monday, Sept. 4th. Ley SELLS and RENTFROW'S — You can’t afford to miss seeing the moat extraordinary of principal World’s Fair on ‘Wheels . ! : Bareback Equestrians and Wm. Sells! ; the pride of America ; the wonder of Europe, who for over popular hero at Olympia, nized by the British press as tie pre-eminent feature of the circus in whi MR. WILLIAM DUTTON, in his brilliant feats of Ke pada aga forward and backward somersaults ou the bare back of engaged at an enormous salary to ride at each MR. CHAS, WATSON, the greatest 6-horse Fearloss and astonishing features that heretofare have seemed lish them the ‘undisputed champion of the Gymnastic World ;” And open Dens of Savage Krutes, Maminoth Elephants, Lions, T \ Zebra's trained to drive like horses. Kani Ladies as Princesses, Male and Female J: ckeys, Squadrons of Princes, Ne sion Leopard and baby Camel; ade; Courtly Kn ght and Dames; A Drove of MonMonkeys. 20 great leapers; Rich] ed and Gilded Tableau W ons; Myriad Cages, Dens and Lair, § Tv T" CLOWNS! Feat ian wit; Virst in fun; Virst in the -oonaed of the ome vocal A MILE TUMEL® FROM THE SKIES : ‘ ; , ‘ Jump by Mi i ‘ Lille Rice. To be witnessed Positively each day a Denis Bell Holton and Miss ONE DAY ONLY; Afternoon and Night, -SHOWoN EARTH, . the Kind Mm the World, Sensational Features ! . --3-Ring Circus, Keal Koman Races of Ancient Rome, bearing, orchard, ete. Ranch consists of 6:0 acres, large house, { large barns ' acres rich meadow land in Alf#lfa. Balance of Jand tillable and good p ature. Will sell or lease the Ranch and Vineya:d eaparetely or as a whole main on mortgage, or to San Francisco, 4 hair, cures and free rene 3 : druggist TRADE MARK & THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER cy, 3 * 67 South Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y, ~ 3 For Sale or to Rent on Lib-ral Terms. 1000 Acres of [and at Indian Springs, known as the H DRESBACH RANCH. 860 Acres 'n sep orate tract, containing a Fir House, Winery, ete. va 100 Acres in Muscat and Tok iy Grapes, all ‘in arge per centage of purchase price can re-» How's” Your Liver? Isthe Oriental salutation, ; knowing that good health . cannot exist without a healthy Liver. 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So let us have pure kear's,. beautifn) flowers, houses, birds—nay, beautiful women, Every woman ¢ah be loyed, can be beautiful. f I ‘ 1 Tye Kee pa 6S dinon No_ matter : 3 what blemish disfie— ae arr) ZS res fare or form, AWS Uk QO To Vitaly Mise we Harrt; , foe's articles will Pal amin, * cure. * MISS.A.. STRANAHAN Next door to City Mall, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cat For any speciul or complicated blemish of ‘he face and form, write MKS. NETTIE HAKRISC N, 26 Geary street, Sin Franciaco, oa. Buy erfluous hair permanently removed, The Fruit-Cannine Season HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housewife kin wa —THAT= Lightning + Fruits days ARE THE REST, LEGG & SHAW, : ' Dealers in HARDWARE, FURNITURE, CARPET AT THEIR THRER STORES ON MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY: . Annual Meeting. [ ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMpany.—The annual meeting of the steckholders of the above company, for the election of trustecs 'osérve forthe ensuing year, and ‘he transaction of such other business as may roperly come before the meeting, wiil be heii on Wednesday, August 16, ‘83, at the hour of ‘3 o'clock Pp, M. at the office of the company, No, 320 Sansome street,room 10, Fan Francisco, CalApply to FRED SEARLS, Nevada City, . J, SULLIVAN, 121 Post Street, all fornia. ‘Transfer books will be closed on gaturday, August 12, 18(8, at 12 o'cloek M, THEO, WEITZEL, seeretary Office—820 8 Aanpome street, room 10, "Gan rancisco, Cal, paragon among all horsemen ; none dare Londen ; received the moat vy and Commoners, and was unanimously yuestrianism, performing /at will his swiftly running steed. One rider the world ever saw. -_ lady riders on earth, tider Edgar Wilkinson, the celebrated IVINGSTONE FAMILY—4 in number— Ricyclists, in sensational Aerial Flights, rtists with much ease and grace as to estab. and fifty other performOF WILD BEASTs, igers, Hyemas, Beare, hts in Armor, ‘on les and Cava ated on Spirited Herses like days of old. 20 Great Circus , the exhition at the show ground * EXCURSION RATES, rey Rail Road dmits to all, guarantee of the future, AGEN’ r FOR WATER, dstd Min ( J WATER ALE, N . (ORANGE CIDFR Hires Ro For sale ‘by the it Boor! Dozen or Gross! AT A SPECIAL PRICE ‘ Beehive.” Commerciai Street Sere ehinsin-perfertcane