December 17, 1890 (4 pages)

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SS, every Satu rday Af ittle FORTUNES have heen SR cwerk for us,by Anna Puge. tin, Texas, and Jno: Bonn, to», Ohio. See cut. Others are di ae well, Why. not you? Some n over $500.00 a month. You do the work and live at home. erever you are. Even beginners easily earning from $6 to #10 ay. All ages. ‘eshow youhow P start you. Can work in spare e or ali the time. Big money for rkers. Failure unknown among FUL. Full particulars F nee px S8@ PORTLAND, MAINE, MANTED. ent ‘arid energetic wi jing fo work can ployment by applying ful new bock, “INDUSTRIES x \NCROFT thor. a erent daily papers iswer. Itis le Surprise “A treasure-house_ of graphic recor of t and Adventure an who, beginning a4 de adder, has, by iets every obstacle ense Sale. en are Gesply interest: ; and the price gon Aized ‘at a pheno sive Volume , Crimson Silk I coatly cover, des eater the aistingulsl rait of th illus isite half-tone Sin aize. nt Agents © town, county bn eine mit of the 8. RY COMPANY, fan Francisco Cel 4 “share are to be issued. The Run. general characteristics as the SevenThirty, the ore being very rich, "~~ Mheretiry ot todides'T objected, and asked for . Makes « nice Loliday gift for a geutle—0.8. Government Report, Ang 17 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1890 a _-BY TELEGRAPH. : od ry = a Death ofa Distinguished Soldier. s a 5 SACRAMENTO, Dec. 16—The Evening is needless to say that Cris was full of Bee’s New Haven (Conn.) special says: Gen. Alfred H. Terry died in this city this morning. He was a distinguished soldier in the late rebellion. a A Big Grewl. The Curly Bears of Cave No. 1 of this city will havea big growl on Tuesday evening, January 7, at their cave at the corner of Pine and Broad streets. All the Curly Bears from the mountains and fromthe valleys will assemble here on that date to get their annual forage, and at the conclusion of the ceremonies they will return to their respective dens to hibernate till the little birds of springtime call them forth once more. The cave here numbers about 200 brutes, and a majority of them are expected to come on the 7th. The W erid Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of éyerything that will conduce to the material ‘welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched. with the only remedy which is truly. pleasantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse vhe system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known .the more poptilar it becomes. 2 A New Mining Company. B, F, Runnells and his brother, who own a mining claim adjoining on the north the Seven-Thirty . bonanza whic!: has recently. been yielding such ‘Tich ore, are about to incorporate a company to work the property. 100,000 shares having a par value of $10 a nells brothers have a shaft down fifty feet and the ledge shows the same LEE THIRTY LEARS’ PRACTIOR A Letter from an Eminent Physician Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing @ Proprietary preparation, { have a few words in favor of a new laxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it. A‘patient asked sbout taking Joy’s Vegetable Saree Parilie. -'As sarsaparilias usually conten the formula, which funding purely vegetable, end so mild as to be to my mind almost’ inert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. it has two great points. First, purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not cumulative in the system, being easily car eled off by.the digestive processes; and second, it is effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than has ditherto been attainable. It in this respect ranks as g discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis,: the least medicine consistent with the greatest good. . It harmonizes natural 1 ive action and perfect safety, and should Inter est both the public and the profession. A CITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTIOCR, San Francisco Examiner, March 10, 1890. A Traveling “ase man, and an elegant lotofthem can be found at Vinton’s. © “1 PaSpecial Masonic Meeting. There will be special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A, M., on Wednesday evening. 2t Do Not Fail te See It. When yon are in San Francisce be sure to go and see the Battle of Gettysburg Panorama and Museum at the junction of Market and Tenth streets. It is one of the greatest attractions of the metropolis, d14-4t The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound; Kan., says: ‘I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased; and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight.” oe Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Gombination writes: ‘‘After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats 7em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.” Frea trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1, A cream of tartar'baking power. Highest of:.a.t in leayaning streagth _ . celled in any upright-piano. ~ I so.ex‘lard, at her grand coticert, before I . what must the grand be? Some Reminiscences. letter to the Downieville Messen Says: : Horse.” He created the greatest furore I ever heard in Downieville. It Democracy and shouted himself boarse ‘for Buck and Breck, “In eatly times it was the custom for miners to patch their pants with flour sacks. One Sunday in ’55 or 756, Harty Strange walked down the center aisle of Mr. Pond’s church, straight ‘o the front, looking as’ solemn as il he was going to his father’s funeral ; across his hip was a new patch about 8x12, on which in’conspicuous letters war ‘Self Ruising.” I think Harry was the only man in the congregation who did not laugh. The only resident of Dywnieville in the early fifties, in this section of the country that I know of, is Dr. Chas. F. Cushing. He was mining twe or three miles above Downieville on the north fork in ’53 or ’54 and afterward leased the John Boyle ranch, on the trail from Forest City to Nevada.: Here he furnished entertainment for man and beast for six or twelve months, Dr. Cushing was a warm personal friend of Robt. Tevis, who fought a duel. with Dr. Lipincott at sunrise somewhere down towards Camptonville, in the Spring of 56, and was killed. The Doctor often speaks of Benj Green, H. H. ‘and Sol. Purdy, John Craycroft, etc. Festus Cooley, a former resident of Elyria, but now a resident of Blue Rapids, Kansas, was at one time interested in the Blue Banks tunnel. Two ofthe other oWners were Thos. Smith and Sam Cooper, who could be found any Sunday or any evening in the year sitting round Reis Bros. store. Cooley also owned a fullinterest in the Live Yankee tannel, at Forest City, at the time they struck ‘pay dirt.” Cuvoley retained his claim until sometime in ’66 and sold it for $8000 which, with the dividends he had received, he thought made him well off. ; The owners of the Live Yankee at that time were Festus Cooley, Mike Redding, Chas. Heintzen, — Webb of Maine and one or two others not talled to mind. Heintzen and Cooley are all that I have any knowledge of at the present time, We had an experieiice in the Blue Banks, above Downieville, which I think rather upsets Prof. Hank’s glacial period theory. Our main tunnel was 446 feet long when We were nearly across the chanrel. When in ‘about tree, somewhere from 26 to 30 inches in diameter. It was lying on or near the bedrock, top up streani. This tree had the bark on, and both the wood and the bark was ina good state of preservation, but exposed to the air a few-days we could pick it to pieces with our fingers. A-Mr. Blunt writes to the Messen-. ger that the night he arrived in Dow-nieville he heard of a woman being hung on July 4th, 1851.-I can say that I saw Sheriff Bill Ford hang a man by the name of Harlow for a murder committed up near St. Louis. And it would have afforded me great pleasure to bave seen Ford hang Dave Butler, although he was the son of a clergyman and one of the first young men I becanie acquainted ‘with in Forest City. At that time he was a miner, but soon after he became a sort of protege of old Sam Davis, the gambler, and went from bad to worse. His killing of. Moffat in the Eldorado saloon at Downieville, was one of the most unprovoked, cold-blooded and outrageous murders ever perpetrated in the State. The majesty of the law was satisfied when he finished bis career on the gallows. I have heard that Butler was truly penitent in his latter days and there is not much satisfaction in the thought that according to the Christian scheme of salvation; Butler, on the great Day of Jadgment, will be entitled to wear white robes and to sit at the right band of the great Jehovah. But where will Moffat be—shot down in the prime of life without a moment’s warning—where? Yes, echo answers where? osieaahpinhneieeeneatinaetammestememnsene ane * whe Finest Manicure Sets You have ever seen are to be found in W. D Vinton’s stock of holiday tf Frem pig. 8S. Martinez, Ceomeert Piane Selecist. 4 Mrz. Joun F, Cooper: Boats) Dear Sme:—I can most cheerfully testify to the excellence of your Style H Solid Iron Frame Mathushek Co. Piano (of New Haven, Conn.). Ite tone and action I have neverseen expressed myself to Miss Mary E, Barnsaw you. If your uprights are so fine, Yours truly, ‘8. Martinez, Pianist. ‘ Beautiful, Yet Cheap. ery few of those handsome hers Painted Tidies left (from $1.25 to ) at ap hes Lester & Crawrorp’s. “Leave Your Orders For fine gold jewelry with 0. J. Brand, the manufacturing jeweler, who will make it to order in short notice and at ruby, amethyst and other settings. One dollar a year will ‘cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver J. E. Boynton of Elyira, Obio, in a ter of Lecal Interest. Marshall Kelly, charged with rourder, is in Denver, Col. Charles W. Denny has’ purchased the lot on the Plaza formerly owned by Wm. Barton and has begun the erection of a blacksmith shop there, Thomas Shurtleff is receiving a big stock of groceries and provisions for his new store on the Plaza where Weisenburger Brothers formerly did business. The skating rink at the Theater was much better patronized Monday evening than on the opening night. It will not he open again till next Friday night. : ~-C. J. Brand, the Nevada City jeweler, is the pioneer and leading manu‘facturerin California of fine jewelry with settings of gold-bearing quartz and: petrified woods. —In the matter of the estate of J. R. Garcia, deceased, the Superior Court bas made an order setting apart the whole of the estate, which is valued at less than $1,000, for the nse of the widow. _ ; . On Tuesday Marshal Neagle found in the excavation being made under the old Clancey blacksinith shop a pair of leg-irons weighing nineteen pounds. Perhaps some of the pioneer peace officials’ of the city or county know their history. 2 Rev. J. R. Compton, pastor of Howard Chapel, Methodist Church South, Penn Valley, will, on next Sunday, preach a memorial sermon on Edward James, the colored centennarian who died at the county hospitaf ‘the early part of this month. The coroner’s jury found that the death of Joshua Norris at Lowell Hill resulted from disease and exposure, Norris having complained of chest troubles and the body being found in the cabin almost nude and covered only by a piece of bed ticking. Joseph O’Keeffe and M. Hogas have each instituted suit in a justice court at Grass Valley to recover balances on the purchase price of the Gladstone mining claim, which they sold to J. W. Higginbottom last October. O'Keeffe sues for $125 and Hogan for $145. The matter ofthe settlement of the first account ef Wm George as guardian of the estate of the Miners boy, was still pending in the Superior Coart Tuesday. The Judge, guardian and attorneys went Tuesday to the Davis Ready road and belonging to the estate, to view the premises. BRereeming Grass Valley. ~-Says-the--Tidings: The revival in progress at the Methodist Episcopal Church has been attended by good results. Sunday evening the attendance was very large and between ten and twenty Persons sought the altar. Rev. Hamilton, a supernumerary of the California Conference, is officiating in the capacity of evangelist and with Pastor Needham will hold meetings every night this week. : Rebekah Degree Officers. Saturday night the following were elected officers of Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 9, of Grass Valley: Mrs. Mary Hooper, N. G.; Mrs. L. M. Barger, V.G.; Miss Olive Cunningham, R.8.; Mrs. Elizabeth Loyd, P. S.; Mrs. Sarah Bee, T.; R. Stagnor, Trustee. : L———_—___] Lik is misery to thousands of people who have the taint of scrofula in their blood. There is no other remedy equal to Hood’s Sarsaparille for scrofula, saltrheum and every form of blood disease. It is reasonably sure to benefit all who try it. Dressing Cases With metal and celluloid fittings at Vinton’s. All this year’s styles. tf A Great Liver Medicine. -. Dr. Gann’s Improved Liver Pills are & sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costivenéss, torpid liver, etc. These pills insure perfect digestion, correct he liver arfd stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25: cents a box by Carr Bros. No harm ever done by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator. @h, What a Cough. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Censumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it, _Wé know from experience. that Bhioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It never fails, This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. ‘It relieves croup add whooping cough at once. Mothers do not be baru it. For lame back, side or ch use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by ~ A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on f The married people had the jolliest kind of a time Monday evening at. publishers have not ceased their war: ; their weekly soiree in the annex to] fare on the California plan of supplyAt Downieville in the Presidential . Odd Fellows Hall. ~ election of 1856’ old Cris, a Pennaylvania Datchman, dressed a donkey up in two pair of pants, two pair of boots and an old coat and a stovepipe hat and~paraded him up and down the streets placarded ‘‘Freemont’s Woaly Tidings: Manley Coombs, who is c wanted as a witness in the case of. on the State Lexislature to drop-the ranch situated on the Rough and] ‘ Than te Construct. Santa Rosa Republican :—Kastern ing school text-books. They are marshaling their forces for an attack work that has been begun and go back tothe. old plan. Some newspapers and some school teachers have already been enlisted in this contest, and we May 6xpect more of them to take hand in the controversy. ; It is probable that there-are imperfections in the-State series. No set of school books is above criticism. Whoever has heard the agent ef any series review the books of another -ublisning house knows this. As bad things ‘have been said over and over again about every other series as bas been urged against our California books. [n many States change follows change, as teachers and Boards ef Education are “influenced” by perSUasive agents, and the patrons of the schvols pay the expense of these changes. In our own State the books are furnished at the minimum expense and the people are not annoyed and taxed by continual changes. © In regard to the recent action of the Convention of County Superintendents-en this text-book question we desire to suy, ‘‘it is the poor workman who is always finding fault with his tools.”? A good teacher will get excellent results from any set of books and a poor teacher will fail, regardless of his surroundings. Most of the work on our State textbooks has been done by an able, thoroughly educated and -experienced teacher. He is in every respect the peer of any county superintendent or teacher who has found fault with his work, Itis not probable that one of them could makea school book that in excellence would compare with those produced by him. -A small mind may criticise and fiffd fault, but one of the larger caliber is required in constructing. ~ The criticiems that have been offered by newspapers, teachers and county superintendents are not in the interest of the general public. On the contrary they are the prelude to legislation that will be asked in orderthat the great text-boek monopoly may again get its clutches on the people of California. We can spare the teachers who do not like our school books better than we can spare the plan under which these books are made in our own State and furnished the patrons of the schools at little more than half the prices formerly paid by them for booke of like-grade and quality. 3 The Holiday Vacation. The Eighth Grade of the city schools, Miss O’Donnell’s class, will close with appropriate exercises on jnext-Thursday—afterncons The 4th Grade, Miss Keenan’s class; will close Friday morning; and the remaining classés Friday afternoon. Entertaining programs may be expected in all the grades. . —————_—______. A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years ought to‘know salt from sugar ; read what he says: . Totxpo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. Measrs. F;' J. Cheney & Co.—Gentlemen ;—I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen: a preparation that I could prescribe witb as much confidence of success as I can Hall’sCatarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclution that I have yet to tinda case of Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to directions. Yours truly, ~ L. L, Gorsucu, M. D., E Office, 215 Summit St. We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall’s Catarrh. Cure. Taken internally. ~ F.J. Cuzngey & Co., Toledo, 0. MF" Sold by Drugzists, 75c. Public Taste Hames and Bacon. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed-hoge are used, every piece is carefully trimined and the curing and smoking are by & secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand. 45-1 ; Coitey Bros. ——+0 eo _ Fineskates, perfect order and an enjoyable time atthe Theater three nights a week. d13-tf Jueee-fourths ef your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by Oarr Bros. Solid and Plated os C. J. Brand’s. : Girl Wanted To do general housework in private family. Enquire at this office. n16-tf BSuskhion’s arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, ‘Salt BheunFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. tione, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. Ci War will you ¢ough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Silver ware in all the latest otyfes at Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup. pianos. soyce «& ‘Lansing. Bronchitis, Frem Censtabie Dilion. Thoreday afternoon a Chinaman was detected in stealing amalgam at the Providence mine. Constable Dillon went down and after handcuifing the thief started to town with him afoot. They had come up the-hill as fur an the ditch when the officer had occasion to stop for-a moment, The prisoner passed along slowly and had gone but afewfeet when he suddenly made a dash into the dense underbrush. The Officer gave immediate chase, and when he got to the point on the trail where his man disappeared got a momentary glimpee of him about forty feet away. He pulled his revolver and fired hastily but probably with-. out effect. Then he went into the brush and searched a long time for the runaway, but.could get no trace of him. He had disappeared as effectually as though the ground had swallowed him, “ Dillon mourns for two causes. It is the first prisoner who has escaped him in an official career extending over many years, and he is minusa new pair of haadcuffs that cost six dollars and a half. Next Thursday night we are to-have this fine comedy company at ‘the Theater. The company is headed by the ever popular comedian, Ray L. Royce, whore versatile talents are too well known to require comment t hereon. He has the peculiar charm of being able to make people laugh without belittling either himself or his profession by descending to “horse play” er ‘‘vulgarisms.” This is probably the secret of the success of the entire Royce & Lansing Company, and the reason of their almost universal patronage by people of culture and refinement. —————E The Mest Elegant Meliday Stec In the city is to be found at Vinton’s druzstore. Call and see the novelties offered before buying elsewhere. .tf ‘Tr goes right to the spot,” said an -old man, who was rubbing in Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment to relieve rheumatism. Sick headache is the bane of msny lives ; to cure and prevent this annoy‘ing complaint use Dr. J. H. McIean’s Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. To allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal foul sores and ulcers, ‘the most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. ee Sreciay attention is called to the advertisement of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek ye29 Sution’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Seld by Carr Bros. Se negeeceegp eyes In’Grass Valley, Dec. 14, Frances Elizabeth, infant daughter of omes H. and Sarah Berriman, aset 8 months and 14 days, @ native of Grass Valley. At Union Hill, Grass Val. ard E. ley, Dec, 14, Rich19 years, 6 months ‘eel, Jr., age and5 days, anative of Grass Valley. Guarante and three years old, Fifty Cents a Gatton. the stores. fectly cured. The Best Claret Wine. MARE from Grapes raised at my Nursery: x ied pure, well made, an two French Prunes for Stewing. Positively finer than can be purchased in ‘ay tender, rich and per10 peunde fer 81 FELIX GILLET, Barren Hill Nursery. Nevada City, Cal., Dec. 16, 1890. site EXTRA SGhocolate A visit to our atore will pay you. GREAT AMERICAN Free. A Package of Delicious Cream Given Extra with our Celebrated Teas, Coffees and Spices, sy ABDITION TO THE MILLIONS OF other useful and ornamental Presents We are giving away. Tremendous Cut in Prices of Crockery, China, Glass and Tinware. Read and Remember Our Prices. English China Tea Set (64 pleces. See English China Dinner Se English China Uhamb +r Se English Chine Breakfast Plates set. 35 English China Cups and Sansom pec set. 40 «$2 ois pieces. .6 75 = 1 60 IMPORTING TEA 00. Commercial St., Yevada City. Prices Price 10 cta., $0 cts., and $1. Sold by . Carr Bros, . Nevada Theatre, ONE NIGHT ONLY. . Thursday, December 18th, 1890. ROYCE & LANSING: 00 Supporting the Favorite Comedian, RAY L. ROYCE, In Three Acts. CLEVER COMEDIANS, PRETTY GIRLS, NEW DANCES, SOand ° eee conte, Seats on sale at C, TOM'S VACATION. A Jolly Musical Comedy, . Sennett arora cae é Rheumatism. . Neuralgia. N. Ogden, Mich., ~Hagerstown, Md., May 17, 1890, ” April 21, 1890, sie palf Bottle of . “1, aud others fmy i Policies se “Jacobs . family, have used st. cured me of Jacobs Oil for heu! cueing sttes ralgis and found it Knee. Itisthe bestin . * speedy, effective cure.” J. M. L, Portex. Mars. Aeneas Ke.v.y [One Trial of Our Candies will She Daily Transcript. THE EARLY FIETIEs. HERE AND THERE. TEXT-BOOK TALK. tPF BE BADT STOPPED. PERSONAL MENTION. Another Grass Valley Burgiary® = A Pioneer ef Dewnieville Relates . A Brict Record of Various Mxnt-/It is Much Easter te Criticise}A Handcuffed Thiet Escapes Says the Telegraph: Sunday night ; Sectal and Gther Netes Abeuws « Peeple Old and Xeung. F. G. Beatty has retnrned from the Geo. A. Elli: came dows Tuesday . from Grani'eville. Pars Mise Frankie Power has returned from a visit to Virginia City. T. J. Benney, foreman of the Eagle Bird mine, was in town Tuesday. M.D. Cooley came down Tuesday from his mine in Washington township. e Mrs. F. R. Wehbe and child of Downieville went below on Monda: evening’s train. : ed thirough town Tuesday on their way toSan Franciico. the Narrow Gauge, has gone to Sacramento for a few days. on next morning’s Bloomfield stage, George H. Gill, Robert Forbes and evening’s Downieville atage and-took the night train for the lewer country, The Very Cheicest Of goods appropriate for holiday presents cam be found at Vinton’s ‘drugstore in Odd Fellows Building. tf Go to the skating rink at the Theater. No improper characters admitted. d13-tf ee The Leading Music House. ing music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; -best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 80centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Neves a! Big (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years. j. 29-tf .Sxatina rink open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Ladies’ and children’s matinee every Friday afternoon. _ d13-tf Puxasant to the taste and readily taken is Simmons Liver Regulator. ‘Tus Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.” Sold by Carr Bros. / SJACOBs O]], THE BEST. IT HAS NO EQUAL. JAMES FOLEY, —THE — CHAMPION CANDY MAKER ! H’% “PURCHASED THE “ANDY Establishment en Commercial Street, ~ JUNCTION OF MAIN 8TREET, Nevada City, hetetofore conducted by F. W. WILLET?. s FINEST LOT OF HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, Candies Made Daily ON THE PREMISES. DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUTS AND FRUITS The Best Materials ! Scrupulously Neat. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY —AND— Festaurant. Commercial St., opposite Transcript Printine Office. LEDDY & CO., Proprietors, We make Choice SOAN DIES EVERY DAY! Of the Purest and Best Materials. convince you that we keep the Le in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and California Oysters: kept on hand and cooked to order in any’ style desired. Don’t forget the place. : = LEDDY & CO., Opposite Daily Transcript 0 fice. s NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and: Pine Streets weBVAaDA ciry W. D.VINTON, Proprietor. Livin STOCK OF farene cnoggay skyed Care i kinds, rah opal ®, Mr. and Mre. R. McMurray pass-. only a few dollars in it which he tock, For a light the burglar had a very good device in the shape of a dak Chas. P. Loughridge, conductor on. lantern. He had a sinall oyster cau: with aholein the bottom in which x candle was stuck, and a strip of the Mies Lillie Bove arrived here on . sides of the can was cut down sv ag to Monday evening’s train and went up form a sot of a lid or Cover, wtich could be turned duwn when the burg: lar wanted to hide his light. This Sherman Parker came in on Monday . lantern and the brace and bit were leit and Mr. O’Connell says that they are atthe disposal of the burviar. Campbell, the blacksmith, woos! that the brace and bit belunys to lon, . thelr I a number of cheap patent and that it was stolen trom his shep . tres Roni they failed to rellove me Foally ' The finest line of Perfumery in the State outside of San Francisco, All the -moat popular odors. this when buying holiday yifts. tf Call at or write to Cooper's, the lead-. war-smred for it. Merit. ROE EAI AR PBS MPI! INE IN ELSE BENASSI Finest Imported Confections . OSES RR NSS NRA, Sr and C a burglar enierei the saioo: .f Maurice O'Coune't of Mail stru ne ‘. Neo} “Eree,thedea betherwrwthconn Ace und -cole $2750 The par. ure!) be: 1 ft, whas Its mses, what fts purpese? over thefence » the sear ci tu: card, Disordered Sexual Pasete re errommess and 4@ bi foot-print. pla‘.ly s!.ow, and he . 20 matter from whas cause arising, elther feet evidently had on a heavy pair of rubber over-shoee. He st first tried to enter the rear door, and used a brace and bit on the door at the lork, but he changed his mind and got in ata window close by the doer and went to a. + Send eee for pamphiet. The of the wwali closet in the rear uf the suiuun, . Baste torte eben War corey on oS where he secured the most of the money, and from there he went to. sexes, the money drawer, but there was Muza, DOUD, 1120 Larkin Street, ts employed as a night or two since. Gxvi Gateromtta *Pouaee n Sana bonght a 4 ing them I was W D. Vinten Has stamp fer pamphlet, Price box, ere Price. ! a5 all munications roy oy tt on THE GAVI Co., Chemints, . ?. 0. Box 2410, San Francisco, tf you have made up your miad to buy rhe Gavi. Pil's do not b induced to take any other, Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents +——____] Remember Every sack of “Lily White” flour D3-1m BY EXPRESS! Tuesday morning will arrive our SECOND ORD ER. for CHRISTMAS : Neckwear! Our First Lot being entirely gone those of our customers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown in any city in this State ; we make no They will consist of © ase FOUR-IN-HANDS, WINDSORS, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes with a Silver Scroll: in the lower corner of a * 4 Merry Christmas. ss Oud Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. exceptions, “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!” Put the Dollar Where {t Does the Most (rood For You ! I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value You shail choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and The Splendid Stock of the Season. Guaranteed Seasonable. e NM Warranted Reasonable ! ig COME RIGHT IN, and you will find every ‘de partment filled with the best in « MOUTIN WMD BOY Cliothing, BOOTS & SEZOCES, RUBBER GOODS, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Trauks Satchels ETC., ETC. bd <emenememeenen hal New styles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. You Can't Help Being Pleased / If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST EAPEST this season, you can get your answer by calling on ‘ % -_—™. peal Seep raa e i imac

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SS, every Satu rday Af ittle FORTUNES have heen SR cwerk for us,by Anna Puge. tin, Texas, and Jno: Bonn, to», Ohio. See cut. Others are di ae well, Why. not you? Some n over $500.00 a month. You do the work and live at home. erever you are. Even beginners easily earning from $6 to #10 ay. All ages. ‘eshow youhow P start you. Can work in spare e or ali the time. Big money for rkers. Failure unknown among FUL. Full particulars F nee px S8@ PORTLAND, MAINE, MANTED. ent ‘arid energetic wi jing fo work can ployment by applying ful new bock, “INDUSTRIES x \NCROFT thor. a erent daily papers iswer. Itis le Surprise “A treasure-house_ of graphic recor of t and Adventure an who, beginning a4 de adder, has, by iets every obstacle ense Sale. en are Gesply interest: ; and the price gon Aized ‘at a pheno sive Volume , Crimson Silk I coatly cover, des eater the aistingulsl rait of th illus isite half-tone Sin aize. nt Agents © town, county bn eine mit of the 8. RY COMPANY, fan Francisco Cel 4 “share are to be issued. The Run. general characteristics as the SevenThirty, the ore being very rich, "~~ Mheretiry ot todides'T objected, and asked for . Makes « nice Loliday gift for a geutle—0.8. Government Report, Ang 17 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1890 a _-BY TELEGRAPH. : od ry = a Death ofa Distinguished Soldier. s a 5 SACRAMENTO, Dec. 16—The Evening is needless to say that Cris was full of Bee’s New Haven (Conn.) special says: Gen. Alfred H. Terry died in this city this morning. He was a distinguished soldier in the late rebellion. a A Big Grewl. The Curly Bears of Cave No. 1 of this city will havea big growl on Tuesday evening, January 7, at their cave at the corner of Pine and Broad streets. All the Curly Bears from the mountains and fromthe valleys will assemble here on that date to get their annual forage, and at the conclusion of the ceremonies they will return to their respective dens to hibernate till the little birds of springtime call them forth once more. The cave here numbers about 200 brutes, and a majority of them are expected to come on the 7th. The W erid Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of éyerything that will conduce to the material ‘welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched. with the only remedy which is truly. pleasantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse vhe system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known .the more poptilar it becomes. 2 A New Mining Company. B, F, Runnells and his brother, who own a mining claim adjoining on the north the Seven-Thirty . bonanza whic!: has recently. been yielding such ‘Tich ore, are about to incorporate a company to work the property. 100,000 shares having a par value of $10 a nells brothers have a shaft down fifty feet and the ledge shows the same LEE THIRTY LEARS’ PRACTIOR A Letter from an Eminent Physician Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing @ Proprietary preparation, { have a few words in favor of a new laxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it. A‘patient asked sbout taking Joy’s Vegetable Saree Parilie. -'As sarsaparilias usually conten the formula, which funding purely vegetable, end so mild as to be to my mind almost’ inert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. it has two great points. First, purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not cumulative in the system, being easily car eled off by.the digestive processes; and second, it is effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than has ditherto been attainable. It in this respect ranks as g discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis,: the least medicine consistent with the greatest good. . It harmonizes natural 1 ive action and perfect safety, and should Inter est both the public and the profession. A CITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTIOCR, San Francisco Examiner, March 10, 1890. A Traveling “ase man, and an elegant lotofthem can be found at Vinton’s. © “1 PaSpecial Masonic Meeting. There will be special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A, M., on Wednesday evening. 2t Do Not Fail te See It. When yon are in San Francisce be sure to go and see the Battle of Gettysburg Panorama and Museum at the junction of Market and Tenth streets. It is one of the greatest attractions of the metropolis, d14-4t The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound; Kan., says: ‘I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased; and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight.” oe Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Gombination writes: ‘‘After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats 7em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.” Frea trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1, A cream of tartar'baking power. Highest of:.a.t in leayaning streagth _ . celled in any upright-piano. ~ I so.ex‘lard, at her grand coticert, before I . what must the grand be? Some Reminiscences. letter to the Downieville Messen Says: : Horse.” He created the greatest furore I ever heard in Downieville. It Democracy and shouted himself boarse ‘for Buck and Breck, “In eatly times it was the custom for miners to patch their pants with flour sacks. One Sunday in ’55 or 756, Harty Strange walked down the center aisle of Mr. Pond’s church, straight ‘o the front, looking as’ solemn as il he was going to his father’s funeral ; across his hip was a new patch about 8x12, on which in’conspicuous letters war ‘Self Ruising.” I think Harry was the only man in the congregation who did not laugh. The only resident of Dywnieville in the early fifties, in this section of the country that I know of, is Dr. Chas. F. Cushing. He was mining twe or three miles above Downieville on the north fork in ’53 or ’54 and afterward leased the John Boyle ranch, on the trail from Forest City to Nevada.: Here he furnished entertainment for man and beast for six or twelve months, Dr. Cushing was a warm personal friend of Robt. Tevis, who fought a duel. with Dr. Lipincott at sunrise somewhere down towards Camptonville, in the Spring of 56, and was killed. The Doctor often speaks of Benj Green, H. H. ‘and Sol. Purdy, John Craycroft, etc. Festus Cooley, a former resident of Elyria, but now a resident of Blue Rapids, Kansas, was at one time interested in the Blue Banks tunnel. Two ofthe other oWners were Thos. Smith and Sam Cooper, who could be found any Sunday or any evening in the year sitting round Reis Bros. store. Cooley also owned a fullinterest in the Live Yankee tannel, at Forest City, at the time they struck ‘pay dirt.” Cuvoley retained his claim until sometime in ’66 and sold it for $8000 which, with the dividends he had received, he thought made him well off. ; The owners of the Live Yankee at that time were Festus Cooley, Mike Redding, Chas. Heintzen, — Webb of Maine and one or two others not talled to mind. Heintzen and Cooley are all that I have any knowledge of at the present time, We had an experieiice in the Blue Banks, above Downieville, which I think rather upsets Prof. Hank’s glacial period theory. Our main tunnel was 446 feet long when We were nearly across the chanrel. When in ‘about tree, somewhere from 26 to 30 inches in diameter. It was lying on or near the bedrock, top up streani. This tree had the bark on, and both the wood and the bark was ina good state of preservation, but exposed to the air a few-days we could pick it to pieces with our fingers. A-Mr. Blunt writes to the Messen-. ger that the night he arrived in Dow-nieville he heard of a woman being hung on July 4th, 1851.-I can say that I saw Sheriff Bill Ford hang a man by the name of Harlow for a murder committed up near St. Louis. And it would have afforded me great pleasure to bave seen Ford hang Dave Butler, although he was the son of a clergyman and one of the first young men I becanie acquainted ‘with in Forest City. At that time he was a miner, but soon after he became a sort of protege of old Sam Davis, the gambler, and went from bad to worse. His killing of. Moffat in the Eldorado saloon at Downieville, was one of the most unprovoked, cold-blooded and outrageous murders ever perpetrated in the State. The majesty of the law was satisfied when he finished bis career on the gallows. I have heard that Butler was truly penitent in his latter days and there is not much satisfaction in the thought that according to the Christian scheme of salvation; Butler, on the great Day of Jadgment, will be entitled to wear white robes and to sit at the right band of the great Jehovah. But where will Moffat be—shot down in the prime of life without a moment’s warning—where? Yes, echo answers where? osieaahpinhneieeeneatinaetammestememnsene ane * whe Finest Manicure Sets You have ever seen are to be found in W. D Vinton’s stock of holiday tf Frem pig. 8S. Martinez, Ceomeert Piane Selecist. 4 Mrz. Joun F, Cooper: Boats) Dear Sme:—I can most cheerfully testify to the excellence of your Style H Solid Iron Frame Mathushek Co. Piano (of New Haven, Conn.). Ite tone and action I have neverseen expressed myself to Miss Mary E, Barnsaw you. If your uprights are so fine, Yours truly, ‘8. Martinez, Pianist. ‘ Beautiful, Yet Cheap. ery few of those handsome hers Painted Tidies left (from $1.25 to ) at ap hes Lester & Crawrorp’s. “Leave Your Orders For fine gold jewelry with 0. J. Brand, the manufacturing jeweler, who will make it to order in short notice and at ruby, amethyst and other settings. One dollar a year will ‘cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver J. E. Boynton of Elyira, Obio, in a ter of Lecal Interest. Marshall Kelly, charged with rourder, is in Denver, Col. Charles W. Denny has’ purchased the lot on the Plaza formerly owned by Wm. Barton and has begun the erection of a blacksmith shop there, Thomas Shurtleff is receiving a big stock of groceries and provisions for his new store on the Plaza where Weisenburger Brothers formerly did business. The skating rink at the Theater was much better patronized Monday evening than on the opening night. It will not he open again till next Friday night. : ~-C. J. Brand, the Nevada City jeweler, is the pioneer and leading manu‘facturerin California of fine jewelry with settings of gold-bearing quartz and: petrified woods. —In the matter of the estate of J. R. Garcia, deceased, the Superior Court bas made an order setting apart the whole of the estate, which is valued at less than $1,000, for the nse of the widow. _ ; . On Tuesday Marshal Neagle found in the excavation being made under the old Clancey blacksinith shop a pair of leg-irons weighing nineteen pounds. Perhaps some of the pioneer peace officials’ of the city or county know their history. 2 Rev. J. R. Compton, pastor of Howard Chapel, Methodist Church South, Penn Valley, will, on next Sunday, preach a memorial sermon on Edward James, the colored centennarian who died at the county hospitaf ‘the early part of this month. The coroner’s jury found that the death of Joshua Norris at Lowell Hill resulted from disease and exposure, Norris having complained of chest troubles and the body being found in the cabin almost nude and covered only by a piece of bed ticking. Joseph O’Keeffe and M. Hogas have each instituted suit in a justice court at Grass Valley to recover balances on the purchase price of the Gladstone mining claim, which they sold to J. W. Higginbottom last October. O'Keeffe sues for $125 and Hogan for $145. The matter ofthe settlement of the first account ef Wm George as guardian of the estate of the Miners boy, was still pending in the Superior Coart Tuesday. The Judge, guardian and attorneys went Tuesday to the Davis Ready road and belonging to the estate, to view the premises. BRereeming Grass Valley. ~-Says-the--Tidings: The revival in progress at the Methodist Episcopal Church has been attended by good results. Sunday evening the attendance was very large and between ten and twenty Persons sought the altar. Rev. Hamilton, a supernumerary of the California Conference, is officiating in the capacity of evangelist and with Pastor Needham will hold meetings every night this week. : Rebekah Degree Officers. Saturday night the following were elected officers of Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 9, of Grass Valley: Mrs. Mary Hooper, N. G.; Mrs. L. M. Barger, V.G.; Miss Olive Cunningham, R.8.; Mrs. Elizabeth Loyd, P. S.; Mrs. Sarah Bee, T.; R. Stagnor, Trustee. : L———_—___] Lik is misery to thousands of people who have the taint of scrofula in their blood. There is no other remedy equal to Hood’s Sarsaparille for scrofula, saltrheum and every form of blood disease. It is reasonably sure to benefit all who try it. Dressing Cases With metal and celluloid fittings at Vinton’s. All this year’s styles. tf A Great Liver Medicine. -. Dr. Gann’s Improved Liver Pills are & sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costivenéss, torpid liver, etc. These pills insure perfect digestion, correct he liver arfd stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25: cents a box by Carr Bros. No harm ever done by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator. @h, What a Cough. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Censumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it, _Wé know from experience. that Bhioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It never fails, This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. ‘It relieves croup add whooping cough at once. Mothers do not be baru it. For lame back, side or ch use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by ~ A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on f The married people had the jolliest kind of a time Monday evening at. publishers have not ceased their war: ; their weekly soiree in the annex to] fare on the California plan of supplyAt Downieville in the Presidential . Odd Fellows Hall. ~ election of 1856’ old Cris, a Pennaylvania Datchman, dressed a donkey up in two pair of pants, two pair of boots and an old coat and a stovepipe hat

and~paraded him up and down the streets placarded ‘‘Freemont’s Woaly Tidings: Manley Coombs, who is c wanted as a witness in the case of. on the State Lexislature to drop-the ranch situated on the Rough and] ‘ Than te Construct. Santa Rosa Republican :—Kastern ing school text-books. They are marshaling their forces for an attack work that has been begun and go back tothe. old plan. Some newspapers and some school teachers have already been enlisted in this contest, and we May 6xpect more of them to take hand in the controversy. ; It is probable that there-are imperfections in the-State series. No set of school books is above criticism. Whoever has heard the agent ef any series review the books of another -ublisning house knows this. As bad things ‘have been said over and over again about every other series as bas been urged against our California books. [n many States change follows change, as teachers and Boards ef Education are “influenced” by perSUasive agents, and the patrons of the schvols pay the expense of these changes. In our own State the books are furnished at the minimum expense and the people are not annoyed and taxed by continual changes. © In regard to the recent action of the Convention of County Superintendents-en this text-book question we desire to suy, ‘‘it is the poor workman who is always finding fault with his tools.”? A good teacher will get excellent results from any set of books and a poor teacher will fail, regardless of his surroundings. Most of the work on our State textbooks has been done by an able, thoroughly educated and -experienced teacher. He is in every respect the peer of any county superintendent or teacher who has found fault with his work, Itis not probable that one of them could makea school book that in excellence would compare with those produced by him. -A small mind may criticise and fiffd fault, but one of the larger caliber is required in constructing. ~ The criticiems that have been offered by newspapers, teachers and county superintendents are not in the interest of the general public. On the contrary they are the prelude to legislation that will be asked in orderthat the great text-boek monopoly may again get its clutches on the people of California. We can spare the teachers who do not like our school books better than we can spare the plan under which these books are made in our own State and furnished the patrons of the schools at little more than half the prices formerly paid by them for booke of like-grade and quality. 3 The Holiday Vacation. The Eighth Grade of the city schools, Miss O’Donnell’s class, will close with appropriate exercises on jnext-Thursday—afterncons The 4th Grade, Miss Keenan’s class; will close Friday morning; and the remaining classés Friday afternoon. Entertaining programs may be expected in all the grades. . —————_—______. A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years ought to‘know salt from sugar ; read what he says: . Totxpo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. Measrs. F;' J. Cheney & Co.—Gentlemen ;—I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen: a preparation that I could prescribe witb as much confidence of success as I can Hall’sCatarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclution that I have yet to tinda case of Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to directions. Yours truly, ~ L. L, Gorsucu, M. D., E Office, 215 Summit St. We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall’s Catarrh. Cure. Taken internally. ~ F.J. Cuzngey & Co., Toledo, 0. MF" Sold by Drugzists, 75c. Public Taste Hames and Bacon. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed-hoge are used, every piece is carefully trimined and the curing and smoking are by & secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand. 45-1 ; Coitey Bros. ——+0 eo _ Fineskates, perfect order and an enjoyable time atthe Theater three nights a week. d13-tf Jueee-fourths ef your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by Oarr Bros. Solid and Plated os C. J. Brand’s. : Girl Wanted To do general housework in private family. Enquire at this office. n16-tf BSuskhion’s arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, ‘Salt BheunFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. tione, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. Ci War will you ¢ough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Silver ware in all the latest otyfes at Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup. pianos. soyce «& ‘Lansing. Bronchitis, Frem Censtabie Dilion. Thoreday afternoon a Chinaman was detected in stealing amalgam at the Providence mine. Constable Dillon went down and after handcuifing the thief started to town with him afoot. They had come up the-hill as fur an the ditch when the officer had occasion to stop for-a moment, The prisoner passed along slowly and had gone but afewfeet when he suddenly made a dash into the dense underbrush. The Officer gave immediate chase, and when he got to the point on the trail where his man disappeared got a momentary glimpee of him about forty feet away. He pulled his revolver and fired hastily but probably with-. out effect. Then he went into the brush and searched a long time for the runaway, but.could get no trace of him. He had disappeared as effectually as though the ground had swallowed him, “ Dillon mourns for two causes. It is the first prisoner who has escaped him in an official career extending over many years, and he is minusa new pair of haadcuffs that cost six dollars and a half. Next Thursday night we are to-have this fine comedy company at ‘the Theater. The company is headed by the ever popular comedian, Ray L. Royce, whore versatile talents are too well known to require comment t hereon. He has the peculiar charm of being able to make people laugh without belittling either himself or his profession by descending to “horse play” er ‘‘vulgarisms.” This is probably the secret of the success of the entire Royce & Lansing Company, and the reason of their almost universal patronage by people of culture and refinement. —————E The Mest Elegant Meliday Stec In the city is to be found at Vinton’s druzstore. Call and see the novelties offered before buying elsewhere. .tf ‘Tr goes right to the spot,” said an -old man, who was rubbing in Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment to relieve rheumatism. Sick headache is the bane of msny lives ; to cure and prevent this annoy‘ing complaint use Dr. J. H. McIean’s Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. To allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal foul sores and ulcers, ‘the most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. ee Sreciay attention is called to the advertisement of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek ye29 Sution’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Seld by Carr Bros. Se negeeceegp eyes In’Grass Valley, Dec. 14, Frances Elizabeth, infant daughter of omes H. and Sarah Berriman, aset 8 months and 14 days, @ native of Grass Valley. At Union Hill, Grass Val. ard E. ley, Dec, 14, Rich19 years, 6 months ‘eel, Jr., age and5 days, anative of Grass Valley. Guarante and three years old, Fifty Cents a Gatton. the stores. fectly cured. The Best Claret Wine. MARE from Grapes raised at my Nursery: x ied pure, well made, an two French Prunes for Stewing. Positively finer than can be purchased in ‘ay tender, rich and per10 peunde fer 81 FELIX GILLET, Barren Hill Nursery. Nevada City, Cal., Dec. 16, 1890. site EXTRA SGhocolate A visit to our atore will pay you. GREAT AMERICAN Free. A Package of Delicious Cream Given Extra with our Celebrated Teas, Coffees and Spices, sy ABDITION TO THE MILLIONS OF other useful and ornamental Presents We are giving away. Tremendous Cut in Prices of Crockery, China, Glass and Tinware. Read and Remember Our Prices. English China Tea Set (64 pleces. See English China Dinner Se English China Uhamb +r Se English Chine Breakfast Plates set. 35 English China Cups and Sansom pec set. 40 «$2 ois pieces. .6 75 = 1 60 IMPORTING TEA 00. Commercial St., Yevada City. Prices Price 10 cta., $0 cts., and $1. Sold by . Carr Bros, . Nevada Theatre, ONE NIGHT ONLY. . Thursday, December 18th, 1890. ROYCE & LANSING: 00 Supporting the Favorite Comedian, RAY L. ROYCE, In Three Acts. CLEVER COMEDIANS, PRETTY GIRLS, NEW DANCES, SOand ° eee conte, Seats on sale at C, TOM'S VACATION. A Jolly Musical Comedy, . Sennett arora cae é Rheumatism. . Neuralgia. N. Ogden, Mich., ~Hagerstown, Md., May 17, 1890, ” April 21, 1890, sie palf Bottle of . “1, aud others fmy i Policies se “Jacobs . family, have used st. cured me of Jacobs Oil for heu! cueing sttes ralgis and found it Knee. Itisthe bestin . * speedy, effective cure.” J. M. L, Portex. Mars. Aeneas Ke.v.y [One Trial of Our Candies will She Daily Transcript. THE EARLY FIETIEs. HERE AND THERE. TEXT-BOOK TALK. tPF BE BADT STOPPED. PERSONAL MENTION. Another Grass Valley Burgiary® = A Pioneer ef Dewnieville Relates . A Brict Record of Various Mxnt-/It is Much Easter te Criticise}A Handcuffed Thiet Escapes Says the Telegraph: Sunday night ; Sectal and Gther Netes Abeuws « Peeple Old and Xeung. F. G. Beatty has retnrned from the Geo. A. Elli: came dows Tuesday . from Grani'eville. Pars Mise Frankie Power has returned from a visit to Virginia City. T. J. Benney, foreman of the Eagle Bird mine, was in town Tuesday. M.D. Cooley came down Tuesday from his mine in Washington township. e Mrs. F. R. Wehbe and child of Downieville went below on Monda: evening’s train. : ed thirough town Tuesday on their way toSan Franciico. the Narrow Gauge, has gone to Sacramento for a few days. on next morning’s Bloomfield stage, George H. Gill, Robert Forbes and evening’s Downieville atage and-took the night train for the lewer country, The Very Cheicest Of goods appropriate for holiday presents cam be found at Vinton’s ‘drugstore in Odd Fellows Building. tf Go to the skating rink at the Theater. No improper characters admitted. d13-tf ee The Leading Music House. ing music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; -best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 80centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Neves a! Big (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years. j. 29-tf .Sxatina rink open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Ladies’ and children’s matinee every Friday afternoon. _ d13-tf Puxasant to the taste and readily taken is Simmons Liver Regulator. ‘Tus Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.” Sold by Carr Bros. / SJACOBs O]], THE BEST. IT HAS NO EQUAL. JAMES FOLEY, —THE — CHAMPION CANDY MAKER ! H’% “PURCHASED THE “ANDY Establishment en Commercial Street, ~ JUNCTION OF MAIN 8TREET, Nevada City, hetetofore conducted by F. W. WILLET?. s FINEST LOT OF HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, Candies Made Daily ON THE PREMISES. DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUTS AND FRUITS The Best Materials ! Scrupulously Neat. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY —AND— Festaurant. Commercial St., opposite Transcript Printine Office. LEDDY & CO., Proprietors, We make Choice SOAN DIES EVERY DAY! Of the Purest and Best Materials. convince you that we keep the Le in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and California Oysters: kept on hand and cooked to order in any’ style desired. Don’t forget the place. : = LEDDY & CO., Opposite Daily Transcript 0 fice. s NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and: Pine Streets weBVAaDA ciry W. D.VINTON, Proprietor. Livin STOCK OF farene cnoggay skyed Care i kinds, rah opal ®, Mr. and Mre. R. McMurray pass-. only a few dollars in it which he tock, For a light the burglar had a very good device in the shape of a dak Chas. P. Loughridge, conductor on. lantern. He had a sinall oyster cau: with aholein the bottom in which x candle was stuck, and a strip of the Mies Lillie Bove arrived here on . sides of the can was cut down sv ag to Monday evening’s train and went up form a sot of a lid or Cover, wtich could be turned duwn when the burg: lar wanted to hide his light. This Sherman Parker came in on Monday . lantern and the brace and bit were leit and Mr. O’Connell says that they are atthe disposal of the burviar. Campbell, the blacksmith, woos! that the brace and bit belunys to lon, . thelr I a number of cheap patent and that it was stolen trom his shep . tres Roni they failed to rellove me Foally ' The finest line of Perfumery in the State outside of San Francisco, All the -moat popular odors. this when buying holiday yifts. tf Call at or write to Cooper's, the lead-. war-smred for it. Merit. ROE EAI AR PBS MPI! INE IN ELSE BENASSI Finest Imported Confections . OSES RR NSS NRA, Sr and C a burglar enierei the saioo: .f Maurice O'Coune't of Mail stru ne ‘. Neo} “Eree,thedea betherwrwthconn Ace und -cole $2750 The par. ure!) be: 1 ft, whas Its mses, what fts purpese? over thefence » the sear ci tu: card, Disordered Sexual Pasete re errommess and 4@ bi foot-print. pla‘.ly s!.ow, and he . 20 matter from whas cause arising, elther feet evidently had on a heavy pair of rubber over-shoee. He st first tried to enter the rear door, and used a brace and bit on the door at the lork, but he changed his mind and got in ata window close by the doer and went to a. + Send eee for pamphiet. The of the wwali closet in the rear uf the suiuun, . Baste torte eben War corey on oS where he secured the most of the money, and from there he went to. sexes, the money drawer, but there was Muza, DOUD, 1120 Larkin Street, ts employed as a night or two since. Gxvi Gateromtta *Pouaee n Sana bonght a 4 ing them I was W D. Vinten Has stamp fer pamphlet, Price box, ere Price. ! a5 all munications roy oy tt on THE GAVI Co., Chemints, . ?. 0. Box 2410, San Francisco, tf you have made up your miad to buy rhe Gavi. Pil's do not b induced to take any other, Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents +——____] Remember Every sack of “Lily White” flour D3-1m BY EXPRESS! Tuesday morning will arrive our SECOND ORD ER. for CHRISTMAS : Neckwear! Our First Lot being entirely gone those of our customers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown in any city in this State ; we make no They will consist of © ase FOUR-IN-HANDS, WINDSORS, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes with a Silver Scroll: in the lower corner of a * 4 Merry Christmas. ss Oud Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. exceptions, “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!” Put the Dollar Where {t Does the Most (rood For You ! I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value You shail choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and The Splendid Stock of the Season. Guaranteed Seasonable. e NM Warranted Reasonable ! ig COME RIGHT IN, and you will find every ‘de partment filled with the best in « MOUTIN WMD BOY Cliothing, BOOTS & SEZOCES, RUBBER GOODS, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Trauks Satchels ETC., ETC. bd <emenememeenen hal New styles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. You Can't Help Being Pleased / If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST EAPEST this season, you can get your answer by calling on ‘ % -_—™. peal Seep raa e i imac