August 31, 1891 (4 pages)

THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every: Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. MatahitehedAe — 6, 1860. Tenms—15 Cents @ a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; # a Year. , HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. Wm. H. Tregellas, a native of England. was naturalized Saturday evening on the testimony of Hugh MeCanley aad John Waters. Master Leo Carr on Saturday evening finished his task of getting 100 subscribers hea the San Francisco Post, and the next hing for him to do will be to learn to ride the premiuin bieycle he has earned. The city promises to be over-run this week with ‘‘toughsa” and ‘‘rounders” who make a practice of following the fairs, and an extra night policeman will probably be found necessary in order to keep them in check. ‘Tue remains of Mrs. Margaret Dougherty arrived at Grass Valley Saturday evening from St, Helena, Nupa county. The funeral took place from St. Patrick’s Church yesterday morning with high mais. The deceased formerly resided on or near South: Auburn street, Grass Valley. The Tmpounding Ordinnace. Another stray cow as put in the city pound last night. Marshal'Tompkins is winning golden opinions from.all sides for having the ordinance enforced. Of course any citizen has a right to put in the city pound cattle roaming at large within the corporate limits during the night-time, but what is everybody's business is nobody's business, ‘hence the employment of a man to look especially after thé strays. All of the City Trustees endorse the Marshal’s action, as do the citiana generally, but such endorsement does not make the law any stronger or the enforcement of it any more binding. me Judgment For Defendant. In the Sierra county case of Packer vs. Doray, Judge Caldwell, before whom the trial took place at Downieville last June, has rendered a decision for the defendant. The suit-was brought to qui-t title to gravel claims in Slate creek which is part of the boundary line between Sierra and Yuba vounties, and Judge Smith was _ disqualified from trying it. Died of Miners’ Consumption. John H. Hitchins of Gold Flat, who had been ill for some three years. with Miners’ constimption; died Saturday-mght, and this afternoon the funeral took place from the Methodist Church under the auspices of Oustomah Lodge ef -Odd Fellows to which he belonged, The deceased leaves’a widow and five children, and was much respected. os z Rich Ore ‘at idole Nevada City. The last blast tired ‘Satnrday afternoon on the 400-fost level of the Nevada. City blew out several hundred pounds of very rien free gold ore. The ledge is three feet thick and looks fine. Go vo Vinton’s for all books used in the public schools; also for all other school supplies. 6t —_—_--—<a Secend Enteitainment of the Nevada City Athletic Club. Grand wrestling match between Manuel Scoble and an unknown for a purse of $50. Also an 8-round glove contest and other athletic sports. Thursday evening, Sept. 3, 50 cents. At*Armory Hall Ad aission 323-66 o eee 6088 @ How To Do It D° you know what a cup of strictly first-class coffee is? You think you do-perhaps you don’t. Why? Because-to make ideal coffee requires-coffee. We don’t mean poor weak <offee that ; never was good-coffee spoiled in roasting coffee sold in bulk with its strength and flavor evaporatedcoffee ground: with adulterations, poor and cheap. In such material there can be no Satisfaction. you must have pure coffeeSelected from choice varieties with rich, aromatic flavor -of full ostrenctmproperly roasted ~ packed in airtight packages. Where can you get it? Why! Buy ae Schilling’s Best -ITs flavor charms the keenest tastes -its strength wins the closest buyers-it Is the essence of house ho'd economy. , Pleasure comforthea'th wealth fare in its fragrant depths. Look to the BRAND. : Tus Cte, Spices, Extrasts, greser has them. Sold B any seg Teal thar ofec end avay THE FAIR. lt Will Begin Tomo;row Afterzooa,~Attractions at the Pavilion and the Race Track. It is proposed to suspend all business at this city and Grass Valley on Wednesday in honor of Governor H. H. Markham who will attend the Fair that day. The papers will not print and the stores generally will close during the afternoon 80 as to give everybody a chance to turn out and assist in welcoming the popular Governor to our midst. The running races this-year will-be-the hest the Association has ever givgn to the public, as so many and such good runners have not been here betore. The trotting and pacing horses have not come in such great numbers, but there are enough of them to make good sport. _Among the prominent owners of race: . their fast stock are Supervisor TC: Snider of Yolo, S. K. Trefry of Sacrainento, C. F. Taylor of Sacramento, Mr. Stevens of Oakland, Wm. Doty of Chico, Elijah Downer of Carson, Jack Cochiau of San Jose, James Linden of Chico, D. Lathrow: of Oakland. There are about eighty racers at Glenbrook Park, seventeen having arrived on last night's train. Another lot will come in tonight. The Directors have made the following appointments of rave managers : Judges—William Cunningham, liam Cole and George Fletcher. Distance Judge—George Irving. Timers—A. D. eas and George F. Facobs. WilThe Directors announce that ladies will he positively prohibited from-oceupy-— ing the Judges’ stand. At a meeting of the Directors held yesterday Governor H. H. Markham was . C elected a life-member of the AssociationHe -will attend the races on Wednesday afternoon and the Pavilion on Wednesday evening. B. J. Watson will deliver the annual address at the Pavilion on Thureday evening. Tae boys’ tournament will take place at the Park at 11 o'clock Wednesday fore#iegn. — Following is the speed program for tomorrow afterioon: 1. Running. Distriet. Three-fourths’ of-a nile and repeat, -$25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $150 added. Second horse $ 0. Flora B, b m, sire Jim Brown, dam by Norfolk; owned and entered by B. A. Penhall, Grass Valley. Kilgaritf, b g, owned and entered by J. Benoit, Grass Valley. Annie Rooney, bf, sire Nick of the Woods, owned and entered by Eli Benoit of Grass Valley. Glenbrook, sg, sire Nick of the Woods, dam Nellie, ewned aad eatered by J, H. Smitham, Grass Valley. 2. Trotting. 2:26 class, $600. Pasha, b s, sire Echo, dam Fashion Villy by Fashion, owned and entered by John Irving, Glenbrook Park. * McKinney, br s, sire Aleyone, dam by ov. Sprague, owned and entered by C. A. Durfee, Los Angeles. Dinah, b m, sire Little Billy, dam by . Terror, owned and entered by OC. K. Trefry, Sacramento. Siduey J, b g, sire Revolution, dam by Friday McCracken, entered by C. F. Taylor, Sacramento. Vidette, b m, sire Dave Hill, Jr., dam T. C. Sayder, Sacramento: %. Trotting. District. 2-year-old and ander, $209. General, +s, sire Gen. Hamilton, ‘dam hy Eaton Boy, entered by GeoWs Tr. ving, owner, J, R. beeen: Grass-Valley. . M'Liss, b f, sire > tec dam by Conqueror, owned and entered’ by Oliver Sirard, Grass Valley. Stella J, blk f, (1 year old) sire Pasha, dam Blue Bell by Prompter, owned and . ! entered by Henry Thompson, Nevada City, 3 Hamilton Jr., bs, sire Gen. Hamilton, dam by Lodi, owned and entered by Robert.Kemp, Grass Valley. . In answer to frequent inquiries as to the latest time in which entries can be made for exhibjitsat the District Fair, the rules of the Association say that all ani> mals and articles must be entered by 6 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Entey clerks will be present at the Park and Pavilion, who will attend to all applications made to them. No animal or articles will be entitled to premiums unless they are regularly entered.on the Looks. No animal or article can be removed or taken away: before the close of the exhibition without permission of the Board of Directors. ‘The committees cannot award any special or discretionary premiums, but may recommend to theBoard of Directors any article in their class which they = " : The Policy of The Homer Benerrr Lire Associarion is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all. technicalities, may deem worthy of special notice, and for which a premium has not been offered. ee by Whipple’s Hambletonian, entered by . 4 ~ Me, Ps Pavilion exhibits will be goldeboaring ores from the representative quartz mines. Already the North Banner mine has sent in a large quantity of such ores, which will make a handsome showing when arranged. The Idaho mine will have ores, just taken out from the bottom of the mine over 2209 fect in depth, that will) show wellin geld. The W. Y. O. D. taine will show characteristic ores, while the North Star will make a valuable exhibit. Other mines of the county will be represented: The orchardists regret that they cannot make as good a display of fruit as they would wish to, owing to the backwardness of the séason, plums, prunes and apples having not yet fully matured and ripened. The crops are large and the iruit of excellent quality, but the best showing could be made at a later date, after the middle of September. There are other fruits however, and as usual the superiority of the foothill fruits will be shows among the pavilion exhibits. One of the attractions at Glenbrook Park will be the Ladies’ Tournament on next Friday morning. ‘There will be a number of ladies who will contest for the prizes offered. The merchants will arrange for the closing of their business houses on the afternoons of the coming week, to take advantage of the opportunity. of seeing the racing. A CARD. ——— Grantrevitte, Aug. 28. Eprror Transcatpr—Last evening about dusk I was resting in a quiet nook cajoying the evening air. Presently I ieard approaching foot-steps. A well rounded, stout-built man soon made his appearance and stopped quite c'o32 to me muttering something. Soon, along came another, a tall, stately man, dignitied in carriage. Hailing the first-comer, he also stopped, when still another one. came along and joined the first two. The last was a small man with long hair and a nervous twitch. I crouchedlow. ‘‘Here,”’ Ll thought, ‘“‘is-some gruesome plot. I'll uip it in the bud.”A passing lantern revealed their features, ‘‘Heavens,” I exclaimed, ‘‘old neighbors. What means this? Here is ascrape with a woman.in it, sure.” IT -will call them Lige, Charles Lige spoke first. ‘*Well what.do you thiak-?” asked he. know,” said Charles. ‘*All’s well that ends well,” said Johnnie. aad Johnnie. Lige : Oace I had a timid sheep, It went out in a boat, Que day the sheep got aplaied Lo! 1t was a goat. Sharlie : Once I had ¢ a little lamb, _ it wandered ’mong the thorns One day the lainb gocseratched, Le tit had-“herns.” Johnnie : Johnnie had a little puss, Such nice and downy paws. One day tne puss got mad and Wenc for Johnnie with its claws, Lige, Charlie and Johnnie in chorus ; Ponder as you go, Speak not betore you think, Stir aot up a woman ’s wrath Lest you're ‘‘swamped in ink.” Though ever fair and lovely In anger, tears or smiles, Woman will be woman and Resvurt to woman's wiles, ‘And now we'll let the subject rest. Vome! ‘Take a drink of ‘‘Gormley’s best.” I’m sorry I did not go along. = Trouble Between Neighbors. @o-o-——--— Carl Schmidt, wholives near the Central House on the Washington road, was arrested yesterday by Constable Dillon and brought-into Justice Wheeler's court toanswer a charge of battery preferred by S. Allen, an old man working for W. W. Tamplin. Schmidt pleaded guilty, paida tine of $16, then swore out a warrant charging Allen with cruelty to an imals. Ovie.r Dillon. went up today and served the warraut. Schmidt says he licked Allen because the latter set a dog on Schmidt's cows and maimed them. Vinron’s complete line of school supplies have arrived. 6b Ri os Serene Come in early “for your school books and avoid the rush when school opens at Carr Bros. x tf nn. Cs Ask your grocer for ‘Lily White” ens and see that you get it. tf. ~~» # tee — Covans and colds kept ‘off by taking ; Sithmons Liver Regulator to regulate the system. —— =-2 ene Orpers for School Books and supplies from country schools filled with promptnessand care by Carr Bros. tf Lace Baby Cap Cape Reduced From50 and 75 sinks to only 25 cents, at Mrs. Leater & Crawford's. al4-tf Suppen change of temperature and humidity of the atmosphere often produee disorders of the kidneys and bladder. Use Dr. J, H, MeLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troubles in their incipiency. For sale by Carr Bros, __ The Home Benelit. Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. s-0@e oe —-——-— Ir you suffer from any affection caused by impure blood, such as scrofula, salt rheum, sores, boils, pimples, tetter, ringworm, take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla, Foy sale by Carr Bros, ee ST ae Flour $2,90 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1, At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf ee ST Scuoor Rooks at Carr Bros. +f Ice Cream Sova Wares at Carr Bro’s Drug Store, tf + 99+ Baby cried, — Mother sighed Doctor prescribed s + Castor Taghs oianeue ommee cre: *“T don’t , : aps Wm. E. PERSONAL MENTION. —_—_ Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Fd. Rathbun of Cherokee was in town today. e Jas. B. Agassiz of Oakland wasin town today. Swart the Photographer the Se ames from North Bloomfield. R. P. Rossen and C. O. Saini of Relief Hill were in town today. Moses Bates, of Bowman's Dam, is here to take in the Fair. Miss Nora Casey left today for San Francisco and Rocklin to visit friends. Mrs. James Nolan, residing on Pine street near Suspension bridge, is dangerously ill, Jeff Carter and “wife, visiting at San Francisco, will return home this evening. J. Rathbun, who ‘inn been Visiting his parents at Cherokee, will return to Virginia-City tonight. H. F. Mano and Dave Cummins of San Francisco were in town last night on their way to Bow man’s Dam and other fishing resorts. Mrs. E> L. Hallowell and Miss Stella Farley, who have been visiting at Lake] City, were in town Saturday night on their way below. A. R. Gunnison, traveling agent of the Palatine Fire Fhsurance Uo., went to Downieville today. J, W. MeNulty of Alleghany, Thos. F. Gormley of Grrniteville and Owen Penrose of Bloomfield are in town. Mrs. D. W. Wessenberg, who hag been visiting the Parr family at North Bloomfield, is in town en route to her home at -San_Francisco. Anthony Godfrey, formerly of Columbia Hill, but of late residing near Florence, Oregon, returned here yesterday to spend the winter. World's Fair Commissioner McMurray and Hon. Joseph Clarke (the latter being an old time resident of this city) arrived here this morning. who have been Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, -Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : John Hasbrouch vs. Jas. H. Sharp et al. Trial Oct. 15. North Banner Tunnel Co. vs. €alvert etal. Trial Oct. 13. Estate of Wm. Hackett, deceassed: Letters of administration granted to S, Yeo. Estate of T. C. Le Coq, deceased, J. I. Caldwell, attorney for absent heirs, allowed $50 for services.* Evening Star M. Co. vs. John Desmond et-al. —Trial Oct.6 Estate and guardianship of W. L. Townsend, incompetent person Hearing of petition for letters of guardianship — one week. Irwin, minors. Hearing petition for letters of pena postponed one week. Estate of James Edwards, deceased. Letters of administration granted to Elizabeth Edwards. The People .vs. Malcolm McDougald. Manslanghter. _ Arraigned and given till Thursday to plead. 3 The People vs: Matthew. Reed.— Robbery. Arraigned and given till Thursday to plead. Estate of Thos. M. Sanford, deceased. Final account settled. Estate of J: H: Henderson, deceased. First-annual account of executor settled. 5 nN False Economy Jackson Is practiced by many people, who buy inferior articles of food because cheaper than standard goods. Surely infants are entitled to the best food obtainable.” It is a fact that the Gail Borden ‘‘Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant food. Your grocer and gruggist keep it. tf aceon Aut kinds of schoolbooks at Vinton’s. RERESASAES Fete The Kightning Fruit Jar Is generally ackflowledged to be the very hest in the marffet. Legg & Shaw are the sule agents at Nevada City. tf SiR RU RES RSIS Sas Arperrre and sleep may be improved, every part of the system sérengthened and the animal spirits, regain their bouyancy by theuseof Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, For sale by Gee Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleera, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai -, Corns, and al] Skin Eruptions, and posit .ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is — aranteed-to give-perfectsatiafaction o money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Uarr Brothers’ Drup Store. s20ly The Home Benefit Life Association Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. -*w@e-—-. ‘ Schilling's 8s Best. Untried— jo joy denied. Schilling’s Beast. Once bought—always sought. For Over _— a Century. . Mré, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifjeen years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success, It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and for ‘‘Mrs. Winsiow’s Sooruine Syrup,” and take no other kind. 25 cents per battle. tf Serres d HOTEL ARRIVALS, Nationsl Exchange. Mills, San Soa. : aka sts prpowge! Ripe ia ne il Fi on i F by ~Pexciting them. “HE OALIFORNTA. —— The California mill at Graniteville is temporarily closed down, pending certain important improvements that are beingmade. The California mine has several éxtensive veins which have been worked by various parties at different periods, aud as a consequence of those successive efforts alarge quantity of ore haa been exposed, exceeding perbaps that of any other mine in the county. It is also fortunately situated for cheap working, as the North Bloomfild ditch croes2s the property and the nature of the yround below the tunnel is such that any degree of fall can be secured, and it is said ore can be mined and milled for less than $1.50 per ton. Loosely and carelessly as the mine has been worked in the past, it has produced large amounts. of bullion. Messrs. James and Johns, engineers of the famous Sierra Buttes Company, who paid a visit to the property nog long since, were greatly impressed with all they saw, and the mine ranks high in the estimation of mining men generally. {t is a property that would just suit some -targecompany with the means to develope and equip it with the plant itneeds, and there are rumors of negotiations going on at presentin connection with a transfer. With our best quartz ledges in the hands of powerful companies, and the ridiculous embargo taken off our placer claims, Nevada county would astonish the State by its output of gold, Fun at Pleasant Valley. The Pleasant Valley baseball club gave a picnic in Pleasant Valley yesterday and ple including a number from this city and Grass Valley. There was a ball game in which the French Corral club detween local saddle horses. eae Soe mae amet er iment SL Frightful Loss of Life! Of the many disasters with which mankind has been visited, one of the worst is that class of ailments which originating simply with inactivity of the kidaueys and bladder, causes such frightful loss of life. Under this appalling category come Bright's disease, diabetes, gravel, ordinary nephitis and catarrh of the. bladder. No, clas3a “of organic maladies, against which medical skill is pitted, so often bafiles the expert practitioner and seta akill at naught. arrest these direful ailments at the start. The diuretic action of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is just sufficient to set the bladder and kidneys at work, preserve or rescue themefrom fatal inactivity: without ‘The unmedicatedstimulants of commerce excite without either strengthening or regulating. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters does both. Itis unfailing for malaria, dyspepsia, debility, rhea Easy is it, however, to tion. state aa ainc ania! ° Behilling’s Best. Buy, try--on them rely. Tighe baci al . Prouvuideed Hopeiess, Yet Saved, From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hard of Groeten, 8. D., we quote: taken with a bad cold, my Lungs; cough set in~ and; finally terminated in Consumption. shorttime. I gave myself up to my Savimy friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My. husband was advised to get Dr, King’s New Diacovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 1 gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured meand thank God I am now a well and hearty woman.’’ Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore, regular ize, 50 cents and $1.00. BORN. eT At Wahoo, Sierra county, August ‘15, to the wife of G. L. Thox nas, a son. At Wahoo, Sierra county, Aariit 15, to the wife of D, Moore, a son. At Hepsidam, Sierra county, August 2Ist, to the wife of James Long, a son. At Downieville, Sierra county, August 22d, to the wife of Charles M. King, a son. At Grass Valley, August 29th, to the wife of Thomas Rudda, a daughter. ———_ a MARRIED. At Grass Valley, Aug. 30, by Rev John Chisholm of this city, Miss Lou Hohman and James Wales, aa wavseonensiitin eas PIED. At this city, Aug. 29, John. Henry 24 days, a native of England. At Downieville, Sierra county, hee 26th, Andrew Jackson York, a native of California, aged 30 years, 11 months and v4 days, HIS CHILDREN. My little son had a number of bad ulcers and running sores to come on his head and body, which lasted for S. 5. Ss. loctors and many remedies, but the sores still grew worse, until I did not axpect him to revover, My friends were confident that if the sores healed _swould killhim., I at length quit all other treatment and put him on Swift's Specific, and leas than three bottles cured him a sound and healthy child. §, & &., also cured a soré on another et my children, "3 R. J. McKuyney, Woodbury, Tex. le Beoks on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Bttanta, ‘JOHN DELBRIDGE Pine Street, near Broad, be guaranteed. ialty. All work entrusted t » me will bs faithet ivng and La onage 3 sme y ‘ormed at thé low A Company Negotiating For . N This Valuable Quartz Mine. there were present quite a number of peofeated the home nine, also three races betratism;—liver —complaint--tpd—-eonstipa-4————“Was. which settled on Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a Hitchens, agec "56 years, 3 months and . ’ four years. I tried all the . Has opened a shop on ‘and is to make ~ BOOTs AND SHOES to order, and the Fest Aeameiation WA 4% Repairing of Boots and Shoos.a specs 027 F lows From There Told In Satarday’s Downlerilie ‘“‘Messenger.”’ Z The Bald Mountain Extension drift mine yielded 118} ounces of te last week. John Fessler is about to remove his family from New Mexico to Nevada City. He recently made another rich strike in his quartz mine near Alleghany. The mill on the Carney quartz ledge, at the head of Jint Crow canyon, was ready torun Wednesday morning, with the exception of some battery plates which were to be taken up that day. Atticles of i corporation of the Clevely tiledia the County Clerk's office a. Downeville. Location of works, near ters tor the first year, G. B. Castayguetea, . J. W. Kane, Chas, Castagna, Johu So rocco and Receo Brangate. Work has been begun anew on the Rocky Peak drift gravel claim, on the riige between Enreka and Brandy City. A large amount of money has beea spent on this ground in years past, but without developing a paying claim. The owners w-ce not discouraged, however, but have goue down the ridge about a mile and a quarter, started again and have already tound pipeclay, which is a very strong indigation of a gravel channel. een eere —— Suit Over a Mine. C. H. Byrne and Tea: D. Byrne, heirs of the late Jas. K. Byrne of San Francisco, have beguh suit in the Superior Court by their attorney, P. F, Simonds, againt the Pennsylvania Con. -M. Co,.to foreclose a mortgage on the Pennsylvania quartz miné which adjoins the W. Y. 0, D, in Grass Valley district. The mortgage was given to secure a promissory note for $3,000 and the interest remaining unpaid amounts to nearly as much more.1 oon aetneenetneneeemmnineneeaniemeenneal Ruers presented to every purchaser of school books at Vinton’s. 6t ‘Sars or Onto, rrr or ToLEpo,) ‘ Lucas County, j = Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of TONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be ‘ured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D.,. 1886. ) ' AGN, SSHALe . GLEASON, int mal Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testi nonials, free. sf Sold by Druggists, 75c. ame OOOO — French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the canae. They we whatevery woman neods and may bx used safely, Manufactured by the Emerson Drag Co., "manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf ———+ —-~1tre ——— IT usep Simmons Liver Regulator for our, deterinined if Tcould not stay with . indigestion, with immediate relief.—O. {t Sparks, Ex-Mayor, Macon, (a. The Home Benefit Life Association Pays its Losses in full. Scrofula . Lurks in the blood of nearly every one, In many cases inherited. Its severest. form is that of running sores on the arms, legs, or feet. Bunches in the glands of the neck, pimples, cancerous growths, swollen joints, and thickening of the upper lip, are other symptoms. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has had wonderful success in curing serofula, It thoroughly eradicates the humor from the blood, and gives it new vitality and richness. Mrs. William McDonald, Wooster, 0., for eighteen months suffered with sorofujous swellings ot the glands in the neck. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave immediate relief, the swellings being largely reduced. Swellings in the Neck. Joseph Dunphy, 214 Central Street, Lowell, Mass., had swellings and lympa on his neck and tace, which yarious pastes, olntments and medicines falled to stop. A shopmate, whase wife had been cured of a sore on her arm byHood’s Sarsaparilla, recommended the medicine, and he bought a Lottle, In three days there was a change in the eruption, and five bottles effected a complete cure, leaving the skin smooth and fair. Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by (. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar _ New Barber Shop. CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, For thirty-five yeags a resident of Ne* vada county, has retfrned to Nevada City and resumed business. He will be found on the narth side of Commercial street near Main, Hair Outting, Shavi ing, Shampooing, NOT DEAD! Alive ! Alive! ——— ADMISSION DAY oc; LEBRATION IN MARYSVILLE, be — WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. Novel and Interesting Features ! Grand Time Assured to All ! A Cerdi.l Invitation Extended to Nevada Countyans. a GRAND BALD At the Military Armory in the Evening, “J, M. Qaexnr Chairman, a, W. ARNBY i, W. H. Parks, Su, Treasurer, =ant 4 £ : ‘ Es layd Gold Mining Company were recent. Sierr: City; capital stock, $500,000; tras. —F-S--Oires-& €o;,-Fatedo;0---+ A WATERY GRA A North Bioomfield Young Man Drowned While Bathing. — Joseph Strebel, a native of Alsace aged 21 years, was’ drowned yesterday afternoon while bathing in the North Bioomfield Company’s reservoir near the Backbone House. He could not swim and getting ‘into water beyond his depth went to the bottom before his companions, who were on the opposite side of th reservoir, could get to him. An effort’: was. made to recover the body by diving, but it -was fruitless, and towards night the reservoir vas drained of its water. The deceased was an iy dnighoye at the Derbec mine. Last year, he came to this county from his native country. He} was a nephew of S. Hieronimouws of North. Bloomfield, The funeral takes place this afternoon at North Bloomfield. The Laws of California Require The Home Benerrr Lure Assocrarion to pay its losses m ‘full. : “Betouk Read That has been atinoyiag thd: coc for generations, has at last’ been. ha: : ache remedy is in, and trouble ceased. — a W. D. Vinton and Carr POWDER Absolutely Pure. ; the. High School.willbe promptly filled. with Stationery. WRAITH FOR FRIcHS. v7. D. VINTON, ' NEVADA CITY, CAL, 2 nate Ts rear es A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Every boy wants to begin the new]. ‘ : school year with a clean face and a new Ee EO ie Warening soengt— book. Call at Carr Bros, tf . Latest U.S. Government Food a. There is no other place where You Can Get Such Fine ice Crean —AND— Soda water z Because J. M. FOLEY kno» vs just how to make it to suit the taste. “THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equipped Factory in.Northern California. Nos. 13, 15 and 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City. enc ere ara wr neem : The Clothier. : ” A ae a = er a eg _ A GRAND Clearance Sale =Q2 Fa Ing, FURNISHING GOO)". Ete., IS NOW TAKING PLACE FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ‘a order-to make room for thé Immense Fall and Winter Stick now on the road from tie leading Ex3i: rn Manufacturers. Nowis uc if You Want to Make Money. , Chas. Grimes, LHADING CLOTEIOR, At the (srner of Broad and Pin’ Streets, Nevada City. School Season commences SEPTEMBER 7 ? 1] have made arrangements to carry a complete line of foh.ocol : Hoole —ANDScehiocol Supplies, . Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade to My Fine Stock Mas Arrived and all Orders. Special attention given to furnishing School ‘Districts. oer ‘ es

THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every: Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. MatahitehedAe — 6, 1860. Tenms—15 Cents @ a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; # a Year. , HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. Wm. H. Tregellas, a native of England. was naturalized Saturday evening on the testimony of Hugh MeCanley aad John Waters. Master Leo Carr on Saturday evening finished his task of getting 100 subscribers hea the San Francisco Post, and the next hing for him to do will be to learn to ride the premiuin bieycle he has earned. The city promises to be over-run this week with ‘‘toughsa” and ‘‘rounders” who make a practice of following the fairs, and an extra night policeman will probably be found necessary in order to keep them in check. ‘Tue remains of Mrs. Margaret Dougherty arrived at Grass Valley Saturday evening from St, Helena, Nupa county. The funeral took place from St. Patrick’s Church yesterday morning with high mais. The deceased formerly resided on or near South: Auburn street, Grass Valley. The Tmpounding Ordinnace. Another stray cow as put in the city pound last night. Marshal'Tompkins is winning golden opinions from.all sides for having the ordinance enforced. Of course any citizen has a right to put in the city pound cattle roaming at large within the corporate limits during the night-time, but what is everybody's business is nobody's business, ‘hence the employment of a man to look especially after thé strays. All of the City Trustees endorse the Marshal’s action, as do the citiana generally, but such endorsement does not make the law any stronger or the enforcement of it any more binding. me Judgment For Defendant. In the Sierra county case of Packer vs. Doray, Judge Caldwell, before whom the trial took place at Downieville last June, has rendered a decision for the defendant. The suit-was brought to qui-t title to gravel claims in Slate creek which is part of the boundary line between Sierra and Yuba vounties, and Judge Smith was _ disqualified from trying it. Died of Miners’ Consumption. John H. Hitchins of Gold Flat, who had been ill for some three years. with Miners’ constimption; died Saturday-mght, and this afternoon the funeral took place from the Methodist Church under the auspices of Oustomah Lodge ef -Odd Fellows to which he belonged, The deceased leaves’a widow and five children, and was much respected. os z Rich Ore ‘at idole Nevada City. The last blast tired ‘Satnrday afternoon on the 400-fost level of the Nevada. City blew out several hundred pounds of very rien free gold ore. The ledge is three feet thick and looks fine. Go vo Vinton’s for all books used in the public schools; also for all other school supplies. 6t —_—_--—<a Secend Enteitainment of the Nevada City Athletic Club. Grand wrestling match between Manuel Scoble and an unknown for a purse of $50. Also an 8-round glove contest and other athletic sports. Thursday evening, Sept. 3, 50 cents. At*Armory Hall Ad aission 323-66 o eee 6088 @ How To Do It D° you know what a cup of strictly first-class coffee is? You think you do-perhaps you don’t. Why? Because-to make ideal coffee requires-coffee. We don’t mean poor weak <offee that ; never was good-coffee spoiled in roasting coffee sold in bulk with its strength and flavor evaporatedcoffee ground: with adulterations, poor and cheap. In such material there can be no Satisfaction. you must have pure coffeeSelected from choice varieties with rich, aromatic flavor -of full ostrenctmproperly roasted ~ packed in airtight packages. Where can you get it? Why! Buy ae Schilling’s Best -ITs flavor charms the keenest tastes -its strength wins the closest buyers-it Is the essence of house ho'd economy. , Pleasure comforthea'th wealth fare in its fragrant depths. Look to the BRAND. : Tus Cte, Spices, Extrasts, greser has them. Sold B any seg Teal thar ofec end avay THE FAIR. lt Will Begin Tomo;row Afterzooa,~Attractions at the Pavilion and the Race Track. It is proposed to suspend all business at this city and Grass Valley on Wednesday in honor of Governor H. H. Markham who will attend the Fair that day. The papers will not print and the stores generally will close during the afternoon 80 as to give everybody a chance to turn out and assist in welcoming the popular Governor to our midst. The running races this-year will-be-the hest the Association has ever givgn to the public, as so many and such good runners have not been here betore. The trotting and pacing horses have not come in such great numbers, but there are enough of them to make good sport. _Among the prominent owners of race: . their fast stock are Supervisor TC: Snider of Yolo, S. K. Trefry of Sacrainento, C. F. Taylor of Sacramento, Mr. Stevens of Oakland, Wm. Doty of Chico, Elijah Downer of Carson, Jack Cochiau of San Jose, James Linden of Chico, D. Lathrow: of Oakland. There are about eighty racers at Glenbrook Park, seventeen having arrived on last night's train. Another lot will come in tonight. The Directors have made the following appointments of rave managers : Judges—William Cunningham, liam Cole and George Fletcher. Distance Judge—George Irving. Timers—A. D. eas and George F. Facobs. WilThe Directors announce that ladies will he positively prohibited from-oceupy-— ing the Judges’ stand. At a meeting of the Directors held yesterday Governor H. H. Markham was . C elected a life-member of the AssociationHe -will attend the races on Wednesday afternoon and the Pavilion on Wednesday evening. B. J. Watson will deliver the annual address at the Pavilion on Thureday evening. Tae boys’ tournament will take place at the Park at 11 o'clock Wednesday fore#iegn. — Following is the speed program for tomorrow afterioon: 1. Running. Distriet. Three-fourths’ of-a nile and repeat, -$25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $150 added. Second horse $ 0. Flora B, b m, sire Jim Brown, dam by Norfolk; owned and entered by B. A. Penhall, Grass Valley. Kilgaritf, b g, owned and entered by J. Benoit, Grass Valley. Annie Rooney, bf, sire Nick of the Woods, owned and entered by Eli Benoit of Grass Valley. Glenbrook, sg, sire Nick of the Woods, dam Nellie, ewned aad eatered by J, H. Smitham, Grass Valley. 2. Trotting. 2:26 class, $600. Pasha, b s, sire Echo, dam Fashion Villy by Fashion, owned and entered by John Irving, Glenbrook Park. * McKinney, br s, sire Aleyone, dam by ov. Sprague, owned and entered by C. A. Durfee, Los Angeles. Dinah, b m, sire Little Billy, dam by . Terror, owned and entered by OC. K. Trefry, Sacramento. Siduey J, b g, sire Revolution, dam by Friday McCracken, entered by C. F. Taylor, Sacramento. Vidette, b m, sire Dave Hill, Jr., dam T. C. Sayder, Sacramento: %. Trotting. District. 2-year-old and ander, $209. General, +s, sire Gen. Hamilton, ‘dam hy Eaton Boy, entered by GeoWs Tr. ving, owner, J, R. beeen: Grass-Valley. . M'Liss, b f, sire > tec dam by Conqueror, owned and entered’ by Oliver Sirard, Grass Valley. Stella J, blk f, (1 year old) sire Pasha, dam Blue Bell by Prompter, owned and . ! entered by Henry Thompson, Nevada City, 3 Hamilton Jr., bs, sire Gen. Hamilton, dam by Lodi, owned and entered by Robert.Kemp, Grass Valley. . In answer to frequent inquiries as to the latest time in which entries can be made for exhibjitsat the District Fair, the rules of the Association say that all ani> mals and articles must be entered by 6 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Entey clerks will be present at the Park and Pavilion, who will attend to all applications made to them. No animal or articles will be entitled to premiums unless they are regularly entered.on the Looks. No animal or article can be removed or taken away: before the close of the exhibition without permission of the Board of Directors. ‘The committees cannot award any special or discretionary premiums, but may recommend to theBoard of Directors any article in their class which they = " : The Policy of The Homer Benerrr Lire Associarion is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all. technicalities, may deem worthy of special notice, and for which a premium has not been offered. ee by Whipple’s Hambletonian, entered by . 4 ~ Me, Ps Pavilion exhibits will be goldeboaring ores from the representative quartz mines. Already the North Banner mine has sent in a large quantity of such ores, which will make a handsome showing when arranged. The Idaho mine will have ores, just taken out from the bottom of the mine over 2209 fect in depth, that will) show wellin geld. The W. Y. O. D. taine will show characteristic ores, while the North Star will make a valuable exhibit. Other mines of the county will be represented: The orchardists regret that they cannot make as good a display of fruit as they would wish to, owing to the backwardness of the séason, plums, prunes and apples having not yet fully matured and ripened. The crops are large and the iruit of excellent quality, but the best showing could be made at a later date, after the middle of September. There are other fruits however, and as usual the superiority of the foothill fruits will be shows among the pavilion exhibits. One of the attractions at Glenbrook Park will be the Ladies’ Tournament on next Friday morning. ‘There will be a number of ladies who will contest for the prizes offered. The merchants will arrange for the closing of their business houses on the afternoons of the coming week, to take advantage of the opportunity. of seeing the racing. A CARD. ——— Grantrevitte, Aug. 28. Eprror Transcatpr—Last evening about dusk I was resting in a quiet nook cajoying the evening air. Presently I ieard approaching foot-steps. A well rounded, stout-built man soon made his appearance and stopped quite c'o32 to me muttering something. Soon, along came another, a tall, stately man, dignitied in carriage. Hailing the first-comer, he also stopped, when still another one. came along and joined the first two. The last was a small man with long hair and a nervous twitch. I crouchedlow. ‘‘Here,”’ Ll thought, ‘“‘is-some gruesome plot. I'll uip it in the bud.”A passing lantern revealed their features, ‘‘Heavens,” I exclaimed, ‘‘old neighbors. What means this? Here is ascrape with a woman.in it, sure.” IT -will call them Lige, Charles Lige spoke first. ‘*Well what.do you thiak-?” asked he. know,” said Charles. ‘*All’s well that ends well,” said Johnnie. aad Johnnie. Lige : Oace I had a timid sheep, It went out in a boat, Que day the sheep got aplaied Lo! 1t was a goat. Sharlie : Once I had ¢ a little lamb, _ it wandered ’mong the thorns One day the lainb gocseratched, Le tit had-“herns.” Johnnie : Johnnie had a little puss, Such nice and downy paws. One day tne puss got mad and Wenc for Johnnie with its claws, Lige, Charlie and Johnnie in chorus ; Ponder as you go, Speak not betore you think, Stir aot up a woman ’s wrath Lest you're ‘‘swamped in ink.” Though ever fair and lovely In anger, tears or smiles, Woman will be woman and Resvurt to woman's wiles, ‘And now we'll let the subject rest. Vome! ‘Take a drink of ‘‘Gormley’s best.” I’m sorry I did not go along. = Trouble Between Neighbors. @o-o-——--— Carl Schmidt, wholives near the Central House on the Washington road, was arrested yesterday by Constable Dillon and brought-into Justice Wheeler's court toanswer a charge of battery preferred by S. Allen, an old man working for W. W. Tamplin. Schmidt pleaded guilty, paida tine of $16, then swore out a warrant charging Allen with cruelty to an imals. Ovie.r Dillon. went up today and served the warraut. Schmidt says he licked Allen because the latter set a dog on Schmidt's cows and maimed them. Vinron’s complete line of school supplies have arrived. 6b Ri os Serene Come in early “for your school books and avoid the rush when school opens at Carr Bros. x tf nn. Cs Ask your grocer for ‘Lily White” ens and see that you get it. tf. ~~» # tee — Covans and colds kept ‘off by taking ; Sithmons Liver Regulator to regulate the system. —— =-2 ene Orpers for School Books and supplies from country schools filled with promptnessand care by Carr Bros. tf Lace Baby Cap Cape Reduced From50 and 75 sinks to only 25 cents, at Mrs. Leater & Crawford's. al4-tf Suppen change of temperature and humidity of the atmosphere often produee disorders of the kidneys and bladder. Use Dr. J, H, MeLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troubles in their incipiency. For sale by Carr Bros, __ The Home Benelit. Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. s-0@e oe —-——-— Ir you suffer from any affection caused by impure blood, such as scrofula, salt rheum, sores, boils, pimples, tetter, ringworm, take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla, Foy sale by Carr Bros, ee ST ae Flour $2,90 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1, At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf ee ST Scuoor Rooks at Carr Bros. +f Ice Cream Sova Wares at Carr Bro’s Drug Store, tf + 99+ Baby cried, — Mother sighed Doctor prescribed s + Castor Taghs oianeue ommee cre: *“T don’t , : aps Wm. E. PERSONAL MENTION. —_—_ Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Fd. Rathbun of Cherokee was in town today. e Jas. B. Agassiz of Oakland wasin town today. Swart the Photographer the Se ames from North Bloomfield. R. P. Rossen and C. O. Saini of Relief Hill were in town today. Moses Bates, of Bowman's Dam, is here to take in the Fair. Miss Nora Casey left today for San Francisco and Rocklin to visit friends. Mrs. James Nolan, residing on Pine street near Suspension bridge, is dangerously ill, Jeff Carter and “wife, visiting at San Francisco, will return home this evening. J. Rathbun, who ‘inn been Visiting his parents at Cherokee, will return to Virginia-City tonight. H. F. Mano and Dave Cummins of San Francisco were in town last night on their way to Bow man’s Dam and other fishing resorts. Mrs. E> L. Hallowell and Miss Stella Farley, who have been visiting at Lake] City, were in town Saturday night on their way below. A. R. Gunnison, traveling agent of the Palatine Fire Fhsurance Uo., went to Downieville today. J, W. MeNulty of Alleghany, Thos. F. Gormley of Grrniteville and Owen Penrose of Bloomfield are in town. Mrs. D. W. Wessenberg, who hag been visiting the Parr family at North Bloomfield, is in town en route to her home at -San_Francisco. Anthony Godfrey, formerly of Columbia Hill, but of late residing near Florence, Oregon, returned here yesterday to spend the winter. World's Fair Commissioner McMurray and Hon. Joseph Clarke (the latter being an old time resident of this city) arrived here this morning. who have been Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, -Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : John Hasbrouch vs. Jas. H. Sharp et al. Trial Oct. 15. North Banner Tunnel Co. vs. €alvert etal. Trial Oct. 13. Estate of Wm. Hackett, deceassed: Letters of administration granted to S, Yeo. Estate of T. C. Le Coq, deceased, J. I. Caldwell, attorney for absent heirs, allowed $50 for services.* Evening Star M. Co. vs. John Desmond et-al. —Trial Oct.6 Estate and guardianship of W. L. Townsend, incompetent person Hearing of petition for letters of guardianship — one week. Irwin, minors. Hearing petition for letters of pena postponed one week. Estate of James Edwards, deceased. Letters of administration granted to Elizabeth Edwards. The People .vs. Malcolm McDougald. Manslanghter. _ Arraigned and given till Thursday to plead. 3

The People vs: Matthew. Reed.— Robbery. Arraigned and given till Thursday to plead. Estate of Thos. M. Sanford, deceased. Final account settled. Estate of J: H: Henderson, deceased. First-annual account of executor settled. 5 nN False Economy Jackson Is practiced by many people, who buy inferior articles of food because cheaper than standard goods. Surely infants are entitled to the best food obtainable.” It is a fact that the Gail Borden ‘‘Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant food. Your grocer and gruggist keep it. tf aceon Aut kinds of schoolbooks at Vinton’s. RERESASAES Fete The Kightning Fruit Jar Is generally ackflowledged to be the very hest in the marffet. Legg & Shaw are the sule agents at Nevada City. tf SiR RU RES RSIS Sas Arperrre and sleep may be improved, every part of the system sérengthened and the animal spirits, regain their bouyancy by theuseof Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, For sale by Gee Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleera, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai -, Corns, and al] Skin Eruptions, and posit .ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is — aranteed-to give-perfectsatiafaction o money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Uarr Brothers’ Drup Store. s20ly The Home Benefit Life Association Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. -*w@e-—-. ‘ Schilling's 8s Best. Untried— jo joy denied. Schilling’s Beast. Once bought—always sought. For Over _— a Century. . Mré, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifjeen years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success, It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and for ‘‘Mrs. Winsiow’s Sooruine Syrup,” and take no other kind. 25 cents per battle. tf Serres d HOTEL ARRIVALS, Nationsl Exchange. Mills, San Soa. : aka sts prpowge! Ripe ia ne il Fi on i F by ~Pexciting them. “HE OALIFORNTA. —— The California mill at Graniteville is temporarily closed down, pending certain important improvements that are beingmade. The California mine has several éxtensive veins which have been worked by various parties at different periods, aud as a consequence of those successive efforts alarge quantity of ore haa been exposed, exceeding perbaps that of any other mine in the county. It is also fortunately situated for cheap working, as the North Bloomfild ditch croes2s the property and the nature of the yround below the tunnel is such that any degree of fall can be secured, and it is said ore can be mined and milled for less than $1.50 per ton. Loosely and carelessly as the mine has been worked in the past, it has produced large amounts. of bullion. Messrs. James and Johns, engineers of the famous Sierra Buttes Company, who paid a visit to the property nog long since, were greatly impressed with all they saw, and the mine ranks high in the estimation of mining men generally. {t is a property that would just suit some -targecompany with the means to develope and equip it with the plant itneeds, and there are rumors of negotiations going on at presentin connection with a transfer. With our best quartz ledges in the hands of powerful companies, and the ridiculous embargo taken off our placer claims, Nevada county would astonish the State by its output of gold, Fun at Pleasant Valley. The Pleasant Valley baseball club gave a picnic in Pleasant Valley yesterday and ple including a number from this city and Grass Valley. There was a ball game in which the French Corral club detween local saddle horses. eae Soe mae amet er iment SL Frightful Loss of Life! Of the many disasters with which mankind has been visited, one of the worst is that class of ailments which originating simply with inactivity of the kidaueys and bladder, causes such frightful loss of life. Under this appalling category come Bright's disease, diabetes, gravel, ordinary nephitis and catarrh of the. bladder. No, clas3a “of organic maladies, against which medical skill is pitted, so often bafiles the expert practitioner and seta akill at naught. arrest these direful ailments at the start. The diuretic action of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is just sufficient to set the bladder and kidneys at work, preserve or rescue themefrom fatal inactivity: without ‘The unmedicatedstimulants of commerce excite without either strengthening or regulating. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters does both. Itis unfailing for malaria, dyspepsia, debility, rhea Easy is it, however, to tion. state aa ainc ania! ° Behilling’s Best. Buy, try--on them rely. Tighe baci al . Prouvuideed Hopeiess, Yet Saved, From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hard of Groeten, 8. D., we quote: taken with a bad cold, my Lungs; cough set in~ and; finally terminated in Consumption. shorttime. I gave myself up to my Savimy friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My. husband was advised to get Dr, King’s New Diacovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 1 gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured meand thank God I am now a well and hearty woman.’’ Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore, regular ize, 50 cents and $1.00. BORN. eT At Wahoo, Sierra county, August ‘15, to the wife of G. L. Thox nas, a son. At Wahoo, Sierra county, Aariit 15, to the wife of D, Moore, a son. At Hepsidam, Sierra county, August 2Ist, to the wife of James Long, a son. At Downieville, Sierra county, August 22d, to the wife of Charles M. King, a son. At Grass Valley, August 29th, to the wife of Thomas Rudda, a daughter. ———_ a MARRIED. At Grass Valley, Aug. 30, by Rev John Chisholm of this city, Miss Lou Hohman and James Wales, aa wavseonensiitin eas PIED. At this city, Aug. 29, John. Henry 24 days, a native of England. At Downieville, Sierra county, hee 26th, Andrew Jackson York, a native of California, aged 30 years, 11 months and v4 days, HIS CHILDREN. My little son had a number of bad ulcers and running sores to come on his head and body, which lasted for S. 5. Ss. loctors and many remedies, but the sores still grew worse, until I did not axpect him to revover, My friends were confident that if the sores healed _swould killhim., I at length quit all other treatment and put him on Swift's Specific, and leas than three bottles cured him a sound and healthy child. §, & &., also cured a soré on another et my children, "3 R. J. McKuyney, Woodbury, Tex. le Beoks on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Bttanta, ‘JOHN DELBRIDGE Pine Street, near Broad, be guaranteed. ialty. All work entrusted t » me will bs faithet ivng and La onage 3 sme y ‘ormed at thé low A Company Negotiating For . N This Valuable Quartz Mine. there were present quite a number of peofeated the home nine, also three races betratism;—liver —complaint--tpd—-eonstipa-4————“Was. which settled on Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a Hitchens, agec "56 years, 3 months and . ’ four years. I tried all the . Has opened a shop on ‘and is to make ~ BOOTs AND SHOES to order, and the Fest Aeameiation WA 4% Repairing of Boots and Shoos.a specs 027 F lows From There Told In Satarday’s Downlerilie ‘“‘Messenger.”’ Z The Bald Mountain Extension drift mine yielded 118} ounces of te last week. John Fessler is about to remove his family from New Mexico to Nevada City. He recently made another rich strike in his quartz mine near Alleghany. The mill on the Carney quartz ledge, at the head of Jint Crow canyon, was ready torun Wednesday morning, with the exception of some battery plates which were to be taken up that day. Atticles of i corporation of the Clevely tiledia the County Clerk's office a. Downeville. Location of works, near ters tor the first year, G. B. Castayguetea, . J. W. Kane, Chas, Castagna, Johu So rocco and Receo Brangate. Work has been begun anew on the Rocky Peak drift gravel claim, on the riige between Enreka and Brandy City. A large amount of money has beea spent on this ground in years past, but without developing a paying claim. The owners w-ce not discouraged, however, but have goue down the ridge about a mile and a quarter, started again and have already tound pipeclay, which is a very strong indigation of a gravel channel. een eere —— Suit Over a Mine. C. H. Byrne and Tea: D. Byrne, heirs of the late Jas. K. Byrne of San Francisco, have beguh suit in the Superior Court by their attorney, P. F, Simonds, againt the Pennsylvania Con. -M. Co,.to foreclose a mortgage on the Pennsylvania quartz miné which adjoins the W. Y. 0, D, in Grass Valley district. The mortgage was given to secure a promissory note for $3,000 and the interest remaining unpaid amounts to nearly as much more.1 oon aetneenetneneeemmnineneeaniemeenneal Ruers presented to every purchaser of school books at Vinton’s. 6t ‘Sars or Onto, rrr or ToLEpo,) ‘ Lucas County, j = Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of TONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be ‘ured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D.,. 1886. ) ' AGN, SSHALe . GLEASON, int mal Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testi nonials, free. sf Sold by Druggists, 75c. ame OOOO — French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the canae. They we whatevery woman neods and may bx used safely, Manufactured by the Emerson Drag Co., "manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf ———+ —-~1tre ——— IT usep Simmons Liver Regulator for our, deterinined if Tcould not stay with . indigestion, with immediate relief.—O. {t Sparks, Ex-Mayor, Macon, (a. The Home Benefit Life Association Pays its Losses in full. Scrofula . Lurks in the blood of nearly every one, In many cases inherited. Its severest. form is that of running sores on the arms, legs, or feet. Bunches in the glands of the neck, pimples, cancerous growths, swollen joints, and thickening of the upper lip, are other symptoms. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has had wonderful success in curing serofula, It thoroughly eradicates the humor from the blood, and gives it new vitality and richness. Mrs. William McDonald, Wooster, 0., for eighteen months suffered with sorofujous swellings ot the glands in the neck. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave immediate relief, the swellings being largely reduced. Swellings in the Neck. Joseph Dunphy, 214 Central Street, Lowell, Mass., had swellings and lympa on his neck and tace, which yarious pastes, olntments and medicines falled to stop. A shopmate, whase wife had been cured of a sore on her arm byHood’s Sarsaparilla, recommended the medicine, and he bought a Lottle, In three days there was a change in the eruption, and five bottles effected a complete cure, leaving the skin smooth and fair. Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by (. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar _ New Barber Shop. CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, For thirty-five yeags a resident of Ne* vada county, has retfrned to Nevada City and resumed business. He will be found on the narth side of Commercial street near Main, Hair Outting, Shavi ing, Shampooing, NOT DEAD! Alive ! Alive! ——— ADMISSION DAY oc; LEBRATION IN MARYSVILLE, be — WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. Novel and Interesting Features ! Grand Time Assured to All ! A Cerdi.l Invitation Extended to Nevada Countyans. a GRAND BALD At the Military Armory in the Evening, “J, M. Qaexnr Chairman, a, W. ARNBY i, W. H. Parks, Su, Treasurer, =ant 4 £ : ‘ Es layd Gold Mining Company were recent. Sierr: City; capital stock, $500,000; tras. —F-S--Oires-& €o;,-Fatedo;0---+ A WATERY GRA A North Bioomfield Young Man Drowned While Bathing. — Joseph Strebel, a native of Alsace aged 21 years, was’ drowned yesterday afternoon while bathing in the North Bioomfield Company’s reservoir near the Backbone House. He could not swim and getting ‘into water beyond his depth went to the bottom before his companions, who were on the opposite side of th reservoir, could get to him. An effort’: was. made to recover the body by diving, but it -was fruitless, and towards night the reservoir vas drained of its water. The deceased was an iy dnighoye at the Derbec mine. Last year, he came to this county from his native country. He} was a nephew of S. Hieronimouws of North. Bloomfield, The funeral takes place this afternoon at North Bloomfield. The Laws of California Require The Home Benerrr Lure Assocrarion to pay its losses m ‘full. : “Betouk Read That has been atinoyiag thd: coc for generations, has at last’ been. ha: : ache remedy is in, and trouble ceased. — a W. D. Vinton and Carr POWDER Absolutely Pure. ; the. High School.willbe promptly filled. with Stationery. WRAITH FOR FRIcHS. v7. D. VINTON, ' NEVADA CITY, CAL, 2 nate Ts rear es A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Every boy wants to begin the new]. ‘ : school year with a clean face and a new Ee EO ie Warening soengt— book. Call at Carr Bros, tf . Latest U.S. Government Food a. There is no other place where You Can Get Such Fine ice Crean —AND— Soda water z Because J. M. FOLEY kno» vs just how to make it to suit the taste. “THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equipped Factory in.Northern California. Nos. 13, 15 and 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City. enc ere ara wr neem : The Clothier. : ” A ae a = er a eg _ A GRAND Clearance Sale =Q2 Fa Ing, FURNISHING GOO)". Ete., IS NOW TAKING PLACE FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ‘a order-to make room for thé Immense Fall and Winter Stick now on the road from tie leading Ex3i: rn Manufacturers. Nowis uc if You Want to Make Money. , Chas. Grimes, LHADING CLOTEIOR, At the (srner of Broad and Pin’ Streets, Nevada City. School Season commences SEPTEMBER 7 ? 1] have made arrangements to carry a complete line of foh.ocol : Hoole —ANDScehiocol Supplies, . Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade to My Fine Stock Mas Arrived and all Orders. Special attention given to furnishing School ‘Districts. oer ‘ es