August 9, 1893 (4 pages)

God” “expressions sent up to high heaven & Republican, has just been appointed to! ~ fill a “vacancy in the United States Sen: “Republicans at—that-time; Oh, no, Gov‘@HE GRANSGRIPT, MARRIED TEN YEARS. Mevads Olty, Nevada Gounty, Oslif./ Mp. and Mrs. Thomas 8, Ford Celebrate Their Published Every Evening ‘Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents: a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PAIp IN AD~ VANCE. Loca Norices—1Q cents per line for] participate in celebrating the tenth annifirst insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, Tin Wedding. — PHILLIPS ACQUITTED. “SUDDEN. DEATH. The Coroner's Inquest Exonerates Him for James Ryan Fouad Dead in Bed at the Na_ Kitling MeManaman, ee tional: Hotel. Between sixty and seventy invited guests assembled last evening at the residence of Thomas §, Ford, on West Broad street, to versary of Mr. and Mrs. Ford’s marriage. The porches of the house and the grounds were gayly illuminated with Japanese lanWEDNESDAY KVE’G, AUGUST 9, 9g, . rus, the mellow lights of which were in beautiful contrast to the bright glare’ from HALF A MILLION — Is What the Mid-Winter Pair People Want with a merry throng. Congratulations upon From the State. The Executive Committee of the MidWinter Fair, which ig tobe held in. San Francisco from January 1, 1894, to July 1, 1894, are getting up a boon to induce Governor Markham to.call a special session } of the Legislature to make ‘an appropria— tion of a half million dollars for the project, They also want a law passed authorizing Boards of Supervisors of the various counties of the State to make special appropriaticns for their own exhibits, ; We think this is going a little too far, and really we do not believe Goyernor Markham will do anything more than give it a thoughtful consideration. There are hoste of r why a special session should not be held. Ef a special session is to be called it ouglit to be for the purpose of making an appropriation of $500,000 for the building of mining debris dams to enable the miners ‘to take out from $10,000,000. to $15,000,000 per annum and thereby restore the whole country to its normal financial condition, Thid ewould seem to be a case of urgent neceasity, but.the miners will not press an extra session at this time, for the very rea. son that there is net a dollar in the Staté treasury that could possibly be appropriated for any,such purpose. But, of course, if the Legislature.met they would find some way to get the money, even if they had to mortgage the State capitol building. It would-be better, liewever, iiot to call” that body together, for by the time they got through the people would have to be taxed about an additioual million dollars to foot all. the-billa: ~The people got’ thatr’ belliés full with that Legislature, and when they did finally adjourn, and it was hoped for ever, there were never so many ‘ Thank as on that occasion, Let us all pray that that same crowd will.never be called together again, There is another very strong reason why Governor Markham sheuld not “call that body together, and it is this: The Legislature is Democratic and George’C. Perkins, ate, and it would be as soft a thing as the Democrats would want. to get_a chance to! capture George's scalp. They would have the legal right to give Perkins the. grand bounee, for that is just what the Republicans did when: they Niad a similar chaner, If our memory: serves us correctly, in 1886 Senator Miller died and Governor Stoneman appointed the late George Hearst to fill the vacancy. Stoneman called the Legislature together that -year for some purpose, and the Republicans, being in the majority, their tirst act was to oust Hearst and elect A. B. Williams, Now, as the Demoératg are in the majority, if-an extra 8c sion was called the Democrats would get a chance to play back;the mean trick of the ernor Markham will not be green enough to eall that Legislature together. enEeaindne cone A Million Friends, A friend in need is a friend indeed, and nvt less than one million people have found just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds,—If you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that it claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottle free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large bottles 50c, and $1.00. Like a ship without a rudder is a man or & woman witheut health and the necessary strength to perform the ordinary duties of life, When the appetite fails, when debility, and a disordered condition of stomach, liver, kidney, and bowels assail you, take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, HENRI eR eA Simmons Liver Reguuator is @ most excellent appetizing tonic.—Saml. 8. Pentz, (hap, to Bishop of North Carolina, Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his cvstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em, They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 A small fur cape. Owner can obtain it by calling at this office. jy28 DEPRICE'S ae panne MOST PERFECT MADE. Baking Powder its supremacy. Free fron se geene Teer tome Saree {sity being a son, Dawson Nichols was a date,‘ 1883,” was attached to» the wooden ing in nimble capers that they had not pracwithin, The guests began ‘arriving shortly before 9 o'clock, and an hour later the spaciousr-and beautifully arranged hoine of our very popular District Atterney was filled the happy event, as well as the kindliest wishes for the future, were freely extended to the host and hostess, who received their company most graciously. and bade them welcome, Being a tin wedding the presents were all of tin, the numerous gifts including a great variety of articles, many of thei being very unique and mostly all useful, Conspicuous chain, each of the ter links being over two inches in length. Half the links were made of wood, signifying the first five years of marriéd life; the remaining links were of tin, representing the second half of the ten years, A large wooden heart bearing the portion of the chain, and the links had a family record written upon them. We ‘will not attempt to describe or give a list of all the presents, but cannot omit mentioning another, which was. in’ the form.of.a badge. A bow-knot formed of a thin strip of tin had suspended from it two heartshaped cookie tins that—were hinged -together. Inside this double heart. was a smaller one, the idea being, ‘two hearts that beat as one.” Two or three ef the presents were accompanied--with~-original-verses~ fitted to thie occasion, The badge, the fan and the chuin were presented with due formality, Messrs. W. F. Englebright, John Werry and Captain George A. Nihell doing the honors in their usual pleasing manner, During the evening the vompany were favored with vocal solos by Miss Annie Webber, Mrs. S. B. Davenport, Miss Min-nie Lester, Miss Lizzie Leavitt; Jonn Werry and Thomas S. Ford ; a reading hy Mrs, Dr. Chapman, and instrumental selections by Mra, T.“W. Sigourney, Miss Minnie Henry Phillips, who shot Barney Mo-} This morning the chambermaid at the Manaman and killed him at Forest Hill last . National Exchange FE otel discovered a man LOOK OUT FOR THEM. = Ha ts Two Well-Dregsed Burglars Ea Route to This County. WE CLAIM, and itis venerally conceeded, — that we are the LEADING HAT DEALERS: in’ Nevada The Union is reliably informed that two County . well-dressed ‘crooks, or burglars, are in investigate the killing. his friends, is getting along nicely and his ultimate retime. As a hair dressing and for the prevention of baldness, Ayer’s Hair Vigor has no equal in merit and efficiency, It eradicates dandruff, keeps the scalp moist, clean, and lar of toilet, articles, he ogre reel Sunday, was yesterday exonerated from all} lying upon the bed partly undressed and blame by the Coroner's Jury summoned to apparently dead. She sent word to the effice and Mr, Rector went to the room and Phillips was released from custody andj found that the man was dead. He was /Was subsequently given a hearty greeting by. registered as John Ryan, San Francisco, On the first of August he arrived here on Goulden, who was wounded by mistake, . the Downieville .stage,.having come from Pike City. In the afternoon of that day he covery is believed to be only a question of] went to Grass Valley, and returned here on the following morning and remained in and around the hotel up to the time of diis death. A day or two after he arrived he told B. 8. Rector that he was liable to die almost any time, evidently impressed with the idea : eae that his days en earth were few. He was healthy, and gives Vitality and color to anh AT ag aman about 60 years of age, wouldweigh weak, faded, and gray hair, The most POPU) near! y 200 pounds and was about 6 feet tall. Dur'ng the time he has: been here he has Grass Valley, or are expected to arrive within the next twenty-four hours. Kverybody lookout! They'll not stay in quartz town only long enough to logk at that place. They are wndoubtedly steering for Nevada City, aud if Sherit! Douglass” or~ Marshal-Getelielt get their eyes on them they will be snatched up, The officers have been on the watch for suspicious characters for the last ten days. + °@e> Take Netice, Madam Porter, the clairvoyant and fortune teller, by cards, and palmestry, tells the’past, present and future. Ladies and gents by cards, $1.00. Clairvoyant sittings We have THE LARGEST. AND MOST FASH-— lLONABLE efOCK OF HATS ever brought to. this city, for both Boys and Men, which we are offerin » fer sale at EXPRAORDINARILY: LOW PRICES, FEDORA HATS, IN ALL SHADES— something nice, : Une Stock of Clothing is Comatete Gur FURNISHING GOODS ean not be excelled, Our BOOTS & SHOES are of the best makes, Our RICES NONE CAN COM PLAIN ABOUT, on account ofits size and appropriateness . 224 se popular as toneed no special mention, was‘a large tin wedding bell, symmetrically . All who have used Electric Bitters sing the formed, which hung from the ceiling of the} 84mé song of praise.—A purér-thedicine does main reception room: A fan composed of . 2Ot exist and dt is guaranteed to do all that strips of tin joined together with ribbou, is claimed, * Electric Bitters will cure all 'was quite an interesting present. . Across . ‘liseases of the Liver and Kidhiey, will re+ one of the pieces forming the back-were in: . ™ove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other scribed the words, **Family Record.” On. #Mections caused by impute bleod.—Will the inner strips were written, in the order. (rive Malaria fr om the system and prevent given, and with prover dates, the following . 48 well as cure all Malaria fevers.—For cure names, each name occupying astrip ; ‘Tom, of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion Sally, Gladyss, Wiltse, Brossy, Savory,” try. Electric Bitters — Entire satisfaction his mouth; the clothes: in and around his the same being the given ‘names fer. and . 844ranteed, ormoney refunded.— Price 50] head being thoroughly saturated with blood, , Mrs. Ford and their four interesting Uhil-] Cts. and $I per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug dren. Another quite novel gift was a huge . Store. been drinking. very heavily, and inviting : people generally to drink with -him, and This remedy is becoming so well’ known . seemed to have plenty of money. Electric Bitters. The seven or eight days he has been stopping at the hotel he took only three or four meals. He had every appearance. of being a man in yood health, was neatly dressed, his wardrobe was of the best, and withal there appeared to be something strange about ‘his manner and con¥ersation. There is evidently some mystery about this man which will probably be developed in due time. When found he was lying on his right side and had been bleeding very heavily froin A telephone message was sent to Coroner Danicls, who arrived here this forenoon, An inquest was held this afternoon, The jury was composed of the following: A. J. Ismert, Thos. Veale, F, Maguire, Griff Grithiths, John Sheridan and M, M, Harris, : The following ‘was the verdict: ‘We the jury find that James Ryan came -to his death by aneurism of the innominate artery.” Mr. Ryan was at one time Postmaster at Pike City. i : : Stated Meecting. 13, F.& A. M., will be held Wednesday full attendance of members is desired. ++@e-+ Free! Free!! Free!!! Wild Cherry Phospate, the most refreshing and easily prepared drink known. Served free at my store Wednesday and Thursday, Absolutely Pure. "Ttoos Mood! oobehteteest-heveito thet renrit heel sitree bie A stated meeting cf Nevada Lodge, No. evening; Angust 9th, at” Masonic Ffall, “A . Try the New Summer Beverage, Hyyeia $1.50. Office hours from 9 4. Mm. to 10-9. ‘ey y M. Rooms.at Mrs, Bond's, opposite Episco: ty . pal Church; Will remain one week only. ‘ ? «ee Don’ ruin your digestive-ergans with pills j a J and-purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Regu : lator, : TH] A (\\i PRICK \ IRI wT oP Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, A POT cealed at the \We-areall cee AFTER IT. Of the Rainbow, , M. Tose “Twestroublod with terriile pair ti my beck sud also had kidney diftlculty: For 27 Years 1 Suffered. . Pause, ars 1 Si bts Stoel. af roccres = Mapte Star and Spt ap, Feed, Flour, Piper a aid beget te wet. tay. Grain, Vevetables,-“puite ae Re Also leave your orders for Shakes-ard-\Wood-—-We import our Maple Supar direct from the big sugar orchards.of-Hastern-Camarcda: rite Gatien Eb warulio cured Of catarrh iii te het ant ait now ii good Neal.” P.M, Rosr, Depon, Lowe. Hooad’s: Pills act easily, yet promptly do feonthy, on thediver and bowels. 260, By saving mone Y on your purchase o iby buying your ‘Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, Lard, (ams and Baeou, all: kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Ete , at the == 5 THAT friends, Tong’ enough to Inspect our immense Highest of all in leavening strength.—~—Latést United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., ~ a ey Brand and others, At midnight refreshments were sefved, following , Which the gentlemen sought the verandas and un joyed the fragrance of their Havanas. The real jollity began soen after, when all joined in singing ‘‘Boom ta ra ra Boom te aye,” the lively strains of which set many }to dancing, some of the older guests indulgticed for many years, the agility displayed being a surprise to their mostintimate friends, At 1 o’clock the company dispersed, leaying to the happy host and hostess the wigh that the succeeding years of their married life may be as bright and blissful as the past, and that heal-h and prosperity may always be their lot. Laat night’s joyous event will never be forgotten by those who were present, ‘ Free! Free!! Free!!! All are invited to call at my store and sample Hygeia Wild Cherry Phosphate, a new summer beverage. Served free Wed+ 2. The Granite Hill Mine. Tidings :—Work on the Granite Hill mine, a short distance below Boston Ravine, has commenced in earnest. A watir wheel is being erected and pumping ma-. 20th of this moth. The shaft is now ‘down W. B. Van Orden has been elected to place at Sacramento this week, to elect direetors, Mr. Van Orden leaves for Sacrhmento Tuesday. eee deibtibencests Death of Dawson Nichols. Dawson Nichols, who for the past thirty years or more has resided near Spenceville, this county, being engaged in farming and stock raising, died at his home yesterday. Deceased hed been sick a long time, suffering from kidney disease, which was the cause of death. He leaves a wife and several grown children, Al. Nichols of this native ef Ohio, aged 65 years, The funeral took place at Indian Springs this afternoon at 3 o'clock, i Assessment Raised, : The State Board of Equalization concluded its labors at Sacramento Monday evening. The assessments of all the railroads jn the State were considered. The Nevada Cuunty Narrow Gauge Railroad, which was assessed last year at $95,000, was raised to $100,000, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, @ Years the Standard. A cream of tartar baking powder,— the 9th and 10th. Geo, C., GayLorp, A Battle For Bloed. ls what Hood’s Sarsaparilla vigordusly i tights and it is always victorious-in expelling all the foul taints and giving the vita fluid the quality and quantity of perfect Hoop’s Pitts cure all liver ills. 25c, i Warning) "= . Notice to Creditors, ASTATE OF WILLIAM WOLF, DEGKASED, ‘4 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, : Administratiix of the evtate’ of William Wolf, TO deceased, to the creditors of and all persons ii — havin exhib claims against the said’ deceased, to Hi them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months sfterthe first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix, at the law office of Fred Beails, Nevada City, Cal., the we engaged in Gambling for a living to leave Nevada ir arpa tw coamec renee wraciUity ald Grass Valley eit eneercre” emntiwithio FORTY HIGHT! i mening ot noctcnr eae HOURS, or they will be Vageaney, ‘ rgust 8th, 1893, : a 5 is vil offi te wader’ ‘along the main south Yu Dated August 7th, 1893. It wil pay you to look} at our stock of Boots and Shoes ‘is well known to all shrewd] -buyérs. Just at present we are Cflering ~ inducements in a line of Ladies Fine Kid Shoes. They haven't Patent Leather ‘Tips so" we are going to sell them for ‘$2 50 which is actual cost, WEBBER'S. Notice is hereby given sume being the place for the transaction of the \ business of said estate, in said county of Ne : vada, MARY WOLF, Administiatrix of Estate of William Wolf, deCeased, I Fred Searls, Att'y for Estate. aud ~* UNDERHANDED ; os Go alentekad Se fed WE CAN ASSIST YOU We always keep ‘the best ‘of woods at_I stylish Shapes in’ White, Chick and PLAZA STORE. ‘air Prices, MIS. "TESTHR CRANFORD Tremendous Indacertents offered. in During the remainder of the season. ith ILats trimmed a bargin 29 dozen of the most Nile Green, Lavender and Black Lace Straw Tlats, which we offer at just about We have just pure hased at By furnishing you with ONE-HALF the regular prices, 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent. Leghorn: Hats—Re. Foloy's Lilae de Perse leo Cream, [duced to 35 cents. 6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, Jworth 50 cents, which we are s ling for. 4 5 cents, It will appeal to and gratify you taste just as surely as you have a taste to be gratified and appealed to, In all probabilty, you owill exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you wall be just about right, arrested on the charge of D, F. DOUGLASS, SHERIFF Of Nevada County. Dated at Nevada City, Au-— Farm: For Sale Cheap. IXTY-ACRE FARM, ONE MILE FROM NEAe iain adit deed ra tee fast ; y timbered and all One of the finest properties in Nevada county. ome regione sy ts forging. * Ont 250., 500. Sold by Carr Bros, ——e P12 ba TROUSER s ba Dt a a ae i eh rn . g B. EX. Mii.LER, LET Us SEE Nevada City's Handsomest__ Establishment The Old Reliable. ° pees ‘An Honest Havana Cigar, Handmade Cuban Process. Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST! Manufactured by : William Gitfin, (NATIVE SON. OF MARYLAND.) 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God” “expressions sent up to high heaven & Republican, has just been appointed to! ~ fill a “vacancy in the United States Sen: “Republicans at—that-time; Oh, no, Gov‘@HE GRANSGRIPT, MARRIED TEN YEARS. Mevads Olty, Nevada Gounty, Oslif./ Mp. and Mrs. Thomas 8, Ford Celebrate Their Published Every Evening ‘Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents: a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PAIp IN AD~ VANCE. Loca Norices—1Q cents per line for] participate in celebrating the tenth annifirst insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, Tin Wedding. — PHILLIPS ACQUITTED. “SUDDEN. DEATH. The Coroner's Inquest Exonerates Him for James Ryan Fouad Dead in Bed at the Na_ Kitling MeManaman, ee tional: Hotel. Between sixty and seventy invited guests assembled last evening at the residence of Thomas §, Ford, on West Broad street, to versary of Mr. and Mrs. Ford’s marriage. The porches of the house and the grounds were gayly illuminated with Japanese lanWEDNESDAY KVE’G, AUGUST 9, 9g, . rus, the mellow lights of which were in beautiful contrast to the bright glare’ from HALF A MILLION — Is What the Mid-Winter Pair People Want with a merry throng. Congratulations upon From the State. The Executive Committee of the MidWinter Fair, which ig tobe held in. San Francisco from January 1, 1894, to July 1, 1894, are getting up a boon to induce Governor Markham to.call a special session } of the Legislature to make ‘an appropria— tion of a half million dollars for the project, They also want a law passed authorizing Boards of Supervisors of the various counties of the State to make special appropriaticns for their own exhibits, ; We think this is going a little too far, and really we do not believe Goyernor Markham will do anything more than give it a thoughtful consideration. There are hoste of r why a special session should not be held. Ef a special session is to be called it ouglit to be for the purpose of making an appropriation of $500,000 for the building of mining debris dams to enable the miners ‘to take out from $10,000,000. to $15,000,000 per annum and thereby restore the whole country to its normal financial condition, Thid ewould seem to be a case of urgent neceasity, but.the miners will not press an extra session at this time, for the very rea. son that there is net a dollar in the Staté treasury that could possibly be appropriated for any,such purpose. But, of course, if the Legislature.met they would find some way to get the money, even if they had to mortgage the State capitol building. It would-be better, liewever, iiot to call” that body together, for by the time they got through the people would have to be taxed about an additioual million dollars to foot all. the-billa: ~The people got’ thatr’ belliés full with that Legislature, and when they did finally adjourn, and it was hoped for ever, there were never so many ‘ Thank as on that occasion, Let us all pray that that same crowd will.never be called together again, There is another very strong reason why Governor Markham sheuld not “call that body together, and it is this: The Legislature is Democratic and George’C. Perkins, ate, and it would be as soft a thing as the Democrats would want. to get_a chance to! capture George's scalp. They would have the legal right to give Perkins the. grand bounee, for that is just what the Republicans did when: they Niad a similar chaner, If our memory: serves us correctly, in 1886 Senator Miller died and Governor Stoneman appointed the late George Hearst to fill the vacancy. Stoneman called the Legislature together that -year for some purpose, and the Republicans, being in the majority, their tirst act was to oust Hearst and elect A. B. Williams, Now, as the Demoératg are in the majority, if-an extra 8c sion was called the Democrats would get a chance to play back;the mean trick of the ernor Markham will not be green enough to eall that Legislature together. enEeaindne cone A Million Friends, A friend in need is a friend indeed, and nvt less than one million people have found just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds,—If you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that it claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottle free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large bottles 50c, and $1.00. Like a ship without a rudder is a man or & woman witheut health and the necessary strength to perform the ordinary duties of life, When the appetite fails, when debility, and a disordered condition of stomach, liver, kidney, and bowels assail you, take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, HENRI eR eA Simmons Liver Reguuator is @ most excellent appetizing tonic.—Saml. 8. Pentz, (hap, to Bishop of North Carolina, Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his cvstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em, They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 A small fur cape. Owner can obtain it by calling at this office. jy28 DEPRICE'S ae panne MOST PERFECT MADE. Baking Powder its supremacy. Free fron se geene Teer tome Saree {sity being a son, Dawson Nichols was a date,‘ 1883,” was attached to» the wooden ing in nimble capers that they had not pracwithin, The guests began ‘arriving shortly before 9 o'clock, and an hour later the spaciousr-and beautifully arranged hoine of our very popular District Atterney was filled the happy event, as well as the kindliest wishes for the future, were freely extended to the host and hostess, who received their company most graciously. and bade them welcome, Being a tin wedding the presents were all of tin, the numerous gifts including a great variety of articles, many of thei being very unique and mostly all useful, Conspicuous chain, each of the ter links being over two inches in length. Half the links were made of wood, signifying the first five years of marriéd life; the remaining links were of tin, representing the second half of the ten years, A large wooden heart bearing the portion of the chain, and the links had a family record written upon them. We ‘will not attempt to describe or give a list of all the presents, but cannot omit mentioning another, which was. in’ the form.of.a badge. A bow-knot formed of a thin strip of tin had suspended from it two heartshaped cookie tins that—were hinged -together. Inside this double heart. was a smaller one, the idea being, ‘two hearts that beat as one.” Two or three ef the presents were accompanied--with~-original-verses~ fitted to thie occasion, The badge, the fan and the chuin were presented with due formality, Messrs. W. F. Englebright, John Werry and Captain George A. Nihell doing the honors in their usual pleasing manner, During the evening the vompany were favored with vocal solos by Miss Annie Webber, Mrs. S. B. Davenport, Miss Min-nie Lester, Miss Lizzie Leavitt; Jonn Werry and Thomas S. Ford ; a reading hy Mrs, Dr. Chapman, and instrumental selections by Mra, T.“W. Sigourney, Miss Minnie Henry Phillips, who shot Barney Mo-} This morning the chambermaid at the Manaman and killed him at Forest Hill last . National Exchange FE otel discovered a man LOOK OUT FOR THEM. = Ha ts Two Well-Dregsed Burglars Ea Route to This County. WE CLAIM, and itis venerally conceeded, — that we are the LEADING HAT DEALERS: in’ Nevada The Union is reliably informed that two County . well-dressed ‘crooks, or burglars, are in investigate the killing. his friends, is getting along nicely and his ultimate retime. As a hair dressing and for the prevention of baldness, Ayer’s Hair Vigor has no equal in merit and efficiency, It eradicates dandruff, keeps the scalp moist, clean, and lar of toilet, articles, he ogre reel Sunday, was yesterday exonerated from all} lying upon the bed partly undressed and blame by the Coroner's Jury summoned to apparently dead. She sent word to the effice and Mr, Rector went to the room and Phillips was released from custody andj found that the man was dead. He was /Was subsequently given a hearty greeting by. registered as John Ryan, San Francisco, On the first of August he arrived here on Goulden, who was wounded by mistake, . the Downieville .stage,.having come from Pike City. In the afternoon of that day he covery is believed to be only a question of] went to Grass Valley, and returned here on the following morning and remained in and around the hotel up to the time of diis death. A day or two after he arrived he told B. 8. Rector that he was liable to die almost any time, evidently impressed with the idea : eae that his days en earth were few. He was healthy, and gives Vitality and color to anh AT ag aman about 60 years of age, wouldweigh weak, faded, and gray hair, The most POPU) near! y 200 pounds and was about 6 feet tall. Dur'ng the time he has: been here he has Grass Valley, or are expected to arrive within the next twenty-four hours. Kverybody lookout! They'll not stay in quartz town only long enough to logk at that place. They are wndoubtedly steering for Nevada City, aud if Sherit! Douglass” or~ Marshal-Getelielt get their eyes on them they will be snatched up, The officers have been on the watch for suspicious characters for the last ten days. + °@e> Take Netice, Madam Porter, the clairvoyant and fortune teller, by cards, and palmestry, tells the’past, present and future. Ladies and gents by cards, $1.00. Clairvoyant sittings We have THE LARGEST. AND MOST FASH-— lLONABLE efOCK OF HATS ever brought to. this city, for both Boys and Men, which we are offerin » fer sale at EXPRAORDINARILY: LOW PRICES, FEDORA HATS, IN ALL SHADES— something nice, : Une Stock of Clothing is Comatete Gur FURNISHING GOODS ean not be excelled, Our BOOTS & SHOES are of the best makes, Our RICES NONE CAN COM PLAIN ABOUT, on account ofits size and appropriateness . 224 se popular as toneed no special mention, was‘a large tin wedding bell, symmetrically . All who have used Electric Bitters sing the formed, which hung from the ceiling of the} 84mé song of praise.—A purér-thedicine does main reception room: A fan composed of . 2Ot exist and dt is guaranteed to do all that strips of tin joined together with ribbou, is claimed, * Electric Bitters will cure all 'was quite an interesting present. . Across . ‘liseases of the Liver and Kidhiey, will re+ one of the pieces forming the back-were in: . ™ove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other scribed the words, **Family Record.” On. #Mections caused by impute bleod.—Will the inner strips were written, in the order. (rive Malaria fr om the system and prevent given, and with prover dates, the following . 48 well as cure all Malaria fevers.—For cure names, each name occupying astrip ; ‘Tom, of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion Sally, Gladyss, Wiltse, Brossy, Savory,” try. Electric Bitters — Entire satisfaction his mouth; the clothes: in and around his the same being the given ‘names fer. and . 844ranteed, ormoney refunded.— Price 50] head being thoroughly saturated with blood, , Mrs. Ford and their four interesting Uhil-] Cts. and $I per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug dren. Another quite novel gift was a huge . Store. been drinking. very heavily, and inviting : people generally to drink with -him, and

This remedy is becoming so well’ known . seemed to have plenty of money. Electric Bitters. The seven or eight days he has been stopping at the hotel he took only three or four meals. He had every appearance. of being a man in yood health, was neatly dressed, his wardrobe was of the best, and withal there appeared to be something strange about ‘his manner and con¥ersation. There is evidently some mystery about this man which will probably be developed in due time. When found he was lying on his right side and had been bleeding very heavily froin A telephone message was sent to Coroner Danicls, who arrived here this forenoon, An inquest was held this afternoon, The jury was composed of the following: A. J. Ismert, Thos. Veale, F, Maguire, Griff Grithiths, John Sheridan and M, M, Harris, : The following ‘was the verdict: ‘We the jury find that James Ryan came -to his death by aneurism of the innominate artery.” Mr. Ryan was at one time Postmaster at Pike City. i : : Stated Meecting. 13, F.& A. M., will be held Wednesday full attendance of members is desired. ++@e-+ Free! Free!! Free!!! Wild Cherry Phospate, the most refreshing and easily prepared drink known. Served free at my store Wednesday and Thursday, Absolutely Pure. "Ttoos Mood! oobehteteest-heveito thet renrit heel sitree bie A stated meeting cf Nevada Lodge, No. evening; Angust 9th, at” Masonic Ffall, “A . Try the New Summer Beverage, Hyyeia $1.50. Office hours from 9 4. Mm. to 10-9. ‘ey y M. Rooms.at Mrs, Bond's, opposite Episco: ty . pal Church; Will remain one week only. ‘ ? «ee Don’ ruin your digestive-ergans with pills j a J and-purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Regu : lator, : TH] A (\\i PRICK \ IRI wT oP Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, A POT cealed at the \We-areall cee AFTER IT. Of the Rainbow, , M. Tose “Twestroublod with terriile pair ti my beck sud also had kidney diftlculty: For 27 Years 1 Suffered. . Pause, ars 1 Si bts Stoel. af roccres = Mapte Star and Spt ap, Feed, Flour, Piper a aid beget te wet. tay. Grain, Vevetables,-“puite ae Re Also leave your orders for Shakes-ard-\Wood-—-We import our Maple Supar direct from the big sugar orchards.of-Hastern-Camarcda: rite Gatien Eb warulio cured Of catarrh iii te het ant ait now ii good Neal.” P.M, Rosr, Depon, Lowe. Hooad’s: Pills act easily, yet promptly do feonthy, on thediver and bowels. 260, By saving mone Y on your purchase o iby buying your ‘Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, Lard, (ams and Baeou, all: kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Ete , at the == 5 THAT friends, Tong’ enough to Inspect our immense Highest of all in leavening strength.—~—Latést United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., ~ a ey Brand and others, At midnight refreshments were sefved, following , Which the gentlemen sought the verandas and un joyed the fragrance of their Havanas. The real jollity began soen after, when all joined in singing ‘‘Boom ta ra ra Boom te aye,” the lively strains of which set many }to dancing, some of the older guests indulgticed for many years, the agility displayed being a surprise to their mostintimate friends, At 1 o’clock the company dispersed, leaying to the happy host and hostess the wigh that the succeeding years of their married life may be as bright and blissful as the past, and that heal-h and prosperity may always be their lot. Laat night’s joyous event will never be forgotten by those who were present, ‘ Free! Free!! Free!!! All are invited to call at my store and sample Hygeia Wild Cherry Phosphate, a new summer beverage. Served free Wed+ 2. The Granite Hill Mine. Tidings :—Work on the Granite Hill mine, a short distance below Boston Ravine, has commenced in earnest. A watir wheel is being erected and pumping ma-. 20th of this moth. The shaft is now ‘down W. B. Van Orden has been elected to place at Sacramento this week, to elect direetors, Mr. Van Orden leaves for Sacrhmento Tuesday. eee deibtibencests Death of Dawson Nichols. Dawson Nichols, who for the past thirty years or more has resided near Spenceville, this county, being engaged in farming and stock raising, died at his home yesterday. Deceased hed been sick a long time, suffering from kidney disease, which was the cause of death. He leaves a wife and several grown children, Al. Nichols of this native ef Ohio, aged 65 years, The funeral took place at Indian Springs this afternoon at 3 o'clock, i Assessment Raised, : The State Board of Equalization concluded its labors at Sacramento Monday evening. The assessments of all the railroads jn the State were considered. The Nevada Cuunty Narrow Gauge Railroad, which was assessed last year at $95,000, was raised to $100,000, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, @ Years the Standard. A cream of tartar baking powder,— the 9th and 10th. Geo, C., GayLorp, A Battle For Bloed. ls what Hood’s Sarsaparilla vigordusly i tights and it is always victorious-in expelling all the foul taints and giving the vita fluid the quality and quantity of perfect Hoop’s Pitts cure all liver ills. 25c, i Warning) "= . Notice to Creditors, ASTATE OF WILLIAM WOLF, DEGKASED, ‘4 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, : Administratiix of the evtate’ of William Wolf, TO deceased, to the creditors of and all persons ii — havin exhib claims against the said’ deceased, to Hi them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months sfterthe first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix, at the law office of Fred Beails, Nevada City, Cal., the we engaged in Gambling for a living to leave Nevada ir arpa tw coamec renee wraciUity ald Grass Valley eit eneercre” emntiwithio FORTY HIGHT! i mening ot noctcnr eae HOURS, or they will be Vageaney, ‘ rgust 8th, 1893, : a 5 is vil offi te wader’ ‘along the main south Yu Dated August 7th, 1893. It wil pay you to look} at our stock of Boots and Shoes ‘is well known to all shrewd] -buyérs. Just at present we are Cflering ~ inducements in a line of Ladies Fine Kid Shoes. They haven't Patent Leather ‘Tips so" we are going to sell them for ‘$2 50 which is actual cost, WEBBER'S. Notice is hereby given sume being the place for the transaction of the \ business of said estate, in said county of Ne : vada, MARY WOLF, Administiatrix of Estate of William Wolf, deCeased, I Fred Searls, Att'y for Estate. aud ~* UNDERHANDED ; os Go alentekad Se fed WE CAN ASSIST YOU We always keep ‘the best ‘of woods at_I stylish Shapes in’ White, Chick and PLAZA STORE. ‘air Prices, MIS. "TESTHR CRANFORD Tremendous Indacertents offered. in During the remainder of the season. ith ILats trimmed a bargin 29 dozen of the most Nile Green, Lavender and Black Lace Straw Tlats, which we offer at just about We have just pure hased at By furnishing you with ONE-HALF the regular prices, 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent. Leghorn: Hats—Re. Foloy's Lilae de Perse leo Cream, [duced to 35 cents. 6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, Jworth 50 cents, which we are s ling for. 4 5 cents, It will appeal to and gratify you taste just as surely as you have a taste to be gratified and appealed to, In all probabilty, you owill exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you wall be just about right, arrested on the charge of D, F. DOUGLASS, SHERIFF Of Nevada County. Dated at Nevada City, Au-— Farm: For Sale Cheap. IXTY-ACRE FARM, ONE MILE FROM NEAe iain adit deed ra tee fast ; y timbered and all One of the finest properties in Nevada county. ome regione sy ts forging. * Ont 250., 500. Sold by Carr Bros, ——e P12 ba TROUSER s ba Dt a a ae i eh rn . g B. EX. Mii.LER, LET Us SEE Nevada City's Handsomest__ Establishment The Old Reliable. ° pees ‘An Honest Havana Cigar, Handmade Cuban Process. Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST! Manufactured by : William Gitfin, (NATIVE SON. OF MARYLAND.) NEVADA: CITY, CALIFORNIA, z ere! He,