February 17, 1893 (4 pages)

t a cane A saith THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Leechs 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a ‘Month: $6 a Year. _¥RIDAY EV'NG. Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in ~~ ' stréngth.— a Laresr Unirep Srares GoverNMENT Foup Kerokrr. RoyAu Baxine Powner Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. A MISTAKE, The Nativo Daughlers. Will Not Give a World's Fair Benefit. The Grass Valley papers announce that Laurel Parlor of Native “Daughters, of will give an entertainment .next month for the, benefit-of the ladies aN “This is not this city, work at the World’s “Fair. so. At theit special meeting yesterday the Native Daughters acted upon the proposition to give an entertainment for the purpose named and very wisely concluded to abandon the idea. If they should give a benefit in the near future it will be for some local institution that is more in need of assistance than any branch of the World's Fair, and where the money raised will do more good twice over than it would if sent on to be swallowed up by the Chicago sharks after first being used toward affording a more luxurious time for the chosen few. “Chicage would get the coin, and the Native Daughters of Laurel Parler, over 2,000 miles away, would have the great honor of aiding the grand exposition to be the greatest event of its kind the world has yet looked upon, But such hener is cheap, ospecially after the States and the Nation have made such liberal appro° priations, and the Native Daughters concluded that they didn’t want any of it More honor and glory would be given to them or to any other local organization thit would get up an eutertainment ‘to raise funds for the Benevolent Society of our town, the treasury of which is almost depleted, <e+ GarpEN Seeps,all fresh and of the very . beat varieties, at Carr Bros, tf The Foote Engagement, Richard .Feote and his cempany-began “ast evening the second half of their week’s engagement at this city, giving the rich eld Spanish comedy of ‘'Don Cesar de Bazan.” Mr. Foote ~shows marked improvement in his interpretation of the titular role since he first attempted it here a year ago. Tonight the -favorite Irish play of **Kathleen Mavourneen,’”’ at the matinee, tomorrow afternoon ‘‘Lost in London” and tomorrow night ‘‘Richelieu’* are the further attractions announced. Mr. Foote’s throat is not in prime condition this week, hence he did not give the bible reading heretoforé announced. He promises to return for it a little later. The week’s engagement just finished at Grass Valley by the company was a remarkably successful one. The boxoffice receipts for the six nights amounted to $919. On Saturday evening $298 was taken in. The company is also drawing good houses here, considering the numereus counter-attractions. Woolen Wedding.Mr, and Mrs, C. L. Miller of French Corral celebrated their woolen wedding Tuesday evening. About forty invited guests were present, and the evenirg was passed most pleasantly by all. ‘Tlie invitations were quite unique, consisting of gilt-edge cards fastened with pink worsted to a background of tine white woolen goods, the edges of which were scalloped in imitation of a fancy card. Ae i Insurance Money Received. The late Joseph Pettit, formerly of this place, who died at Sacramento some time ago, had his life insured in the Workmen fer $2,000. A-check for the money has been received by the officers of Wyoming Tribe of this city and forwarded . to Mrs, Pettit at Sacramento. ——__—__--+--ge oe — --— -—— Giumons Liver Reaucstos cured on of general debility and loss of appetite, — Mra, Edmund Fitton, Frankfort, Pa. Owanogs ten cents a dozen at Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. {3 DFPRICE’S geal Baking _. MOST PERFECT MADE, Clubs an hos Pca A ss ay Sha tgp ome ye mad ng, bn any other adulterant. 40 Years the Standard. ls Birdy to Be “Celebrated y the Ath— = re MACADAMIZING. How the Street Work Is Beiug Done and ‘CITY TRUSTEES. FEB. 17, ‘93. letic Club. Wednesday of next week will be the anniversary of the birth-of Mr.-G,-Wash:ington. Our-citiz-ns are not taking any energetic steps towards its observance, evidently thinking George has been such a long time dead that it isn’t just the right thing to dig up his remains and tell over again what a great and goud man he was and how he gained stich popularity during the Revolutionary War, and such notoriety prior to that period by cutting down big trees with a small hatchet. : Notwithstanding this indifference the memory of the Father of his Country by the majority of the people who enjoy the legacy and birthright he left us, there is a group of patriotic boys who propose celebrating in a befitting manuer the birth of such a distinguished American. The Athletic Club will give, on next Tuesday evening, February 21st, the best and most enjoyable performance they have yet given, and that is saying a great deal, because ther shows have always been of a high order, Mr. Washington having been a man of strength and courage, an athlete who tramped over a great territory and wielded the hatchet with such precision, it is meet and proper that an athletic _. performance be given to commemorate his birth and show his descendants that his early example of telling the truth and taking healthful exercise has not been lost upon his conntryinen,’ Thére will be no swords or hatchets” wielded, but instead there will be Indian clubs and wands, juggling, tumbling; horizon tal and parallel bar acts,. tramboline leaping, boxing, wréstling, and dancing Mr. Washington might be a little sur. * . prised if he was. *here,but. he would) undoubtedly go, and so will everybody else in Nevada City. It won't cost but a trifle to see this first-class show. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and-Other Notes About PooploOl ond Young, J, R. Sullivan ef Marysville is in town. J. 8. Hamilton of San Jose is in town. Supervisor BE. W. the county seat today. Mrs, Waldren of Folsom is here ona visit. id J. HE. Isaac of the'firm of Isaac & Rowe is confined to his bed by sickness. Phil. H. Benskin “of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Mrs, McKenny of San Francisco is here on a visit to friends, J, -¥F, Libbey and F.-N;-Keefe;-of San Francisco, are in town. M's, 8,-J, Allen returned yesterday from San Francisco and San Jose. Frevk Baker came down from North Bloomfield today. Mrs. V. 8. Bradley, who has been visiting thiscounty fom several days, for San Francisco yesterday. T. Longton of Sacramento and E. Ophenhermer of San Francisco ate in town, H. Spaulding ef Downieville passed through town this noon on bis way to Oak'and, ‘Judge-and-Mrs, Walling have returned home a‘ier a visit to Sacraméito, “Sen Francisco and Vallejo, Mrs. P. Martin of Riverside arrived here last evening on her way to North San Juan, ee Ayer’s Harr Vicor keeps the scalp free from dandruff, -prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy, All the elements that nature requires, to make the hair abundant and beautiful, are supplied by this admirable preparation. Death of William Beedle. William H. Beedle, brother of the late Charles Beedle of this city, died at Oak land yesterday. Deceased formerly lived at Trackeé and Reno, and was for awhile a freight conductor on the Central Pacific. He visited here at differenttimes and was acquainted with some of cur citizens, He leaves a family. ~~ 7OeRugs, Carpets, Wall Paper, Etc. The season for repairs, house-cleaning and renovating is near at hand, and housekeepers are beginning to think of what changes to make about their homes. Legg & Shaw are prepared to meet the }wants of all who intend purchasing carpets, rugs, linoleum, matting, wall p-per, etc., and advertise in today’s Transconirr that—they are offering big bargains —in this class of goods. Oo Of Coarse You Kead The testimonials published in this paper relating to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, They show beyond a doubt that HOOD’S CURES Constipation, and all-trouble with the liver, are cured by Houp’s Pius. Bar Or On His Way Home. Judge Niles Searls: left Washington Monday and is expected home tonight or tomerrow. It is not’ yet known whether he will accept the position of Supreme Court Commissioner, to which he was recently appointed. The salary ". is $6,000 a year, but the duties are very ouerous. Superior Court, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding: Estate of Martha Campbell, deceased, Order tixing time for probate of will. Estate of A. L. Varney, deceased. set apart hemestead, personal preperty and for mouthly allowance. Estate of Thomas Morans. Order appointing Peter A. McDoncell as trustee. @DT™ Von's fail to attend the great Donnelly visited . : ‘lon, on complaint made by Louis P. morning at 10 o'clock, Order fixing time for hearing petition to} What It WillCost substantial manner. boards entirely. away with, having the gurbage streets kept looking clean. firm and close with sledge-hammers. used for a finish. cents-per square foot. the street. Some of the property ownors.are-thinking of -having-conerete curb=} ing. . Commercial and Main streets willbe macadamized on the south side as far as the Main-street bridge, and then. the other side will be fixed. .By working in this way traffic is not seriously interfered with, ; oS TOTES aI RRC EE Malicious Mischief. A Mexican named Merced Arrow, who lives in a cabin near the Sugar Loaf, was arrested last evening by Constable DilSchmidt. The Mexican*is charged with malicious—mischief in tearing off and carrying awsy boards from the building knowa as Schmidt’s slaughter house, He cut up. the lumber aud used it for fire-wood. His trial is set for tomorrow before Justice Plunket. MELLEL NS DESPONDENCY, caused by a diseased liver, can be aveided by taking Simmons Liver Regalates. -— The Fire Swing. Mr. Kléinsorge, the Champion Clubeft swinger, will introduce the fire or illuminated club-swinging at the Athletic exhibition next Tuesday evening. The act is entively uew here and must be seen to be appreciated. It is a puzzling spectacular feat which is delightful to behold, and ought to fill Armory Hall with spectators, o "Twas Ever Soa. The Grass Valley Union says the TranSCRI?T is enthusiastic over the proposition to build an electric railroad hetween the two towns. That is the size of it. The Transcrivt is always enthuisastic about anyand every thiag that tends to bring prosperity to the county. —+2@e + Died at the Hospital. A man named Sullivan died at the County Hospital Thursday night, of cancer. He was about 60 years of age, and had been in the hospital onl a short time. Relatives from Folsom arrived and took charge of the funeral today. 2c 7 A Little Run, A two-horse team belonging to Dan Tuttle ran away yesterday on Wal:h street, Gress Valley, but stopped before much damage was done, after dragging Tuttle in the mud some distance. —— ---« ~ Fraternal Visit. Members of Weimer Tribe of Red Men of Grass Valley paid a fraternal visit last evening to Wyoming Tribe of this city:Se oe Take Simmons Liver Regulator after your dinner. 1t prevents dyspepsia and indigestion. acne Sy HOTEL AKKIVALS. “\Wnien Arrivals. , ne J. 8, Landsburg & w., Relief Hill, James McCurdy, San Franceisco, F. W. Boggs, + Gordon Kaodes, ts Peter Sosso, 40 Mrs. B. Tallen, *an Jose, Miss Carrie Gree'wy, Grass Valley, John Kendricks, Angels, Louis Peterson, Spencevilie, J. H. Stevens, Dixon, Cal A. K. Williams, Marysville, Geo, Allen, Kk. B. Jones, Auburn, J. T. Andrews, 8. C. Mainly, Sierra City, P. C,, Peterson, Bloomtiuld. Natiousl Kxchange. M. D, Cooley, San Francisco, RK: Holman, R: bu. MeKillican, ‘** Geo. W., Kea, + P, B. Gallagher, ”, J, F. Libbey, ‘ F. H,, O Keefe, * Mrs. McKeuney, se ¥. W. Groth, Sacramento, John Clark, Freuch Corral, C. Seaman, Grass Valley, M,. J. Brock, C, Calhot, "4 Richard Foote, Foote Company, Miss Aunie Plunkett, “ Mire PE Martin, River ©. M. Reddish’ New-York, Spenceville, The macadamizing of Nevada City’s ‘streets 1 being” dene-in a thorough “and . Gault, President of the Board, presiding. The monthly reports of the Treasurer and Marshal were read and placed on After over thirty years’ experience with planked streets the city is soon to do away with the In a sanitary peint of view this will certainly be a decided . the improvement, for there is no question about the unhealthfulness of such streets 3:6. as we have had these mahy years. As regards durability they will preve of less expense to property Owners, and will be better appreciated by teamsters and-others who. have’ to drive over them. If properly attended to they will never become very muddy, and in the dry season can be kept free from dust by sprinkling, which latter plan was not advisable where planks wére used. By the change that is being made the occupation of the street-sweepers will be done but we presume the City Fathers will make some provision for removed and the In doing the macads mizing a good bed of hard rock is first put in and beat dowa . the Smaller r ck is put on this and broken ap very evenly and then a top of lighter material, either slate or creek gravel, is . Most of the rock used is hauled in from the mine dumps in this vicinity, the wagon beds being arranged so that the bottom can be easily removed } andthe reck allowed to fall out, thus greatly facilitating the work of unloading. The cost of macadamiz‘ng is seven The curbing that is being put mis. of granite, and gives a gouwfittish, at the same time supporting ~T porter : Esibiton tion: and : Bal Evening. All of the membefs were present, Alex. tile, = The. following bills were allcwed_en QENERAL FUND: Richards, $7.50. Wm. Scott, work on streets, $3.75. D. A. Rich, Jr., -work on dam, $55, Z. P. Davis, repairing hose, $10. E. J. Baker, hauling, $23.50. Geo. Danforth, hauling, $24. D. B. Getchell, hauling, $6. Pecor & Jacobs, hauling, $33.65. Jehn Holbrook, labor, $5.50. W. W. Waggoner, labor, $10. Electric Light Co., $69.16. FE. O. Tompkins, salary, $50. S. Clutter, salary, $37.50. T. H. Car salary, $25. FIRE FUND: Nevada Hose €o, janitor, $10. Penusylvania Engine Ce., janitor, $11. for the ensuing year was paased, The treet committee wore authorized carry the water on vine, at. the dam. granted permission to take out licenses, under the new ordinance, to sell beer: -Katie Pitney, J: Bonds, T. Hosken,-€. Fogeli, Henry Lotz, 8. Hironimus,Grace Phillips. ou. oe The following w were re granted permission to sell all kinds of liquers: : T. C. Moran. Dollie Coleman, C. Trenberth, G. W. Durbia, Geo. Geliviz, Kate Taylor, Minnie Peters, A. Isoard, James Monk, W. S. Richards, Joe Knight, G. Berra, W. Oraig, H. Guenther, M. Hanly, J. E. Downer, M. Solari, Rector Bros., R; Simmons, W. J. Britland, F. E. Eilerman, H. Pecarty, A. J.-Ismert, J. A. Northway, John Kistle, Maggie Leslie. Nellie Mott. Dunster, Leon Wir pure, vigorous blood coursing through the véins and animating every tibre of the body, cold weather is not ouly endurable hut pleasant and agreeable. No other blood medicine is so certain in its results as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.’ What it does for others it will de for-you: ———— one —— {The Bigelow Contempt Case. W. T. Phipps informed an Appeal reWednesday ‘that he had received a notice frem Judge J. F. Ellison, of Red Bluff, informing him in the case of the county of Yuba vs, The Eureka Lake aud Consolidated Gold Mine that he had adjudged the defendant, A. Bigelow, Superintendent of the mine, guilty of contempt. A telegram was sent to Judge Eiiison—by the Appeal, asking what peralty he had imposed, aud the following reply was received: ‘‘Have not filed my decision in the case yet,” ape pnettageemmemeenn QO@™ Den’t fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight, + e@eeWhen gazing in your lover's eyes, How svon his sense ef rapture dies If there’s no sweetness in your breatli: If by your failing teeth be shown That SOZODONT to you's unknown, And that your mouth is suffering death. GRAND ip . TO BE GIVEN NEVADA CITY ATHLETIC CLUB ! —AT— Py ARMORY HALL,» Tuesday Beg, Feb, 24, GOP” Geyne’s Orchestra and the best Athletic talent Will be present BY THE Admussion—Gentlemen 50 cents, Ladies 25 cexta. Gentlemen will be required to pay 2 cen ts extra to dance, MILO TEMPLE, NO, 9. Pythian Sisters, —— Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every 7:30 o'clock Pp. M. MRS. ALICE GET\ MRS. L, E. ISMERT, M. of R. and C. Assessment Notice. TEVADA © UNTY LAND AND -IM PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.» Locu tion 6f principal placeof busin a, Nevads city. Nevade County, California. oticeia nereby giveu that at a meeting ofthe Board of Directorsh 14 on the 16th pe F February, 1608, an ass¢sement( vo %) hirteen Cents per share was levie ta capi al stock of tue corporation, payafer No W& road street, Nevada UVity, val., n U. 8. guld coin. Any stock upou Which ite essesémentshall remain eg on the 20th day of March, 1498, will be and advertised for sale at public auction hour of 10 u'cloek Seeretary oi said linguent assessment, toyether with costs o rectors, GKv. ©. GAYLORD Secretary. A na No, 60 Broad street, Nevada Gity { work on streets, F. T. Marker, work on streets, $3.75. Ogden Bros., repa ring tools, $11.70. The followiitg ills were allowed on An ordinance fixing the water rates to purchase a 54-inch earthen pipe to Roger Williams raThe folowing named PReKons were and 3d Wednesday of each month at SHELL, M. E. C. Upun bie immediately to the Secretary, at hie oflingueut aud uniess payment * made before, will be . ' sold on the 7th or of } Soe 188, at the the office of th. of iptigios ani and expenses ofgale. By ordur TO OUST THEM. Priceedngs of Their Rogular Mesting Last. The Senates Conimitco on the Railroad Commission. Senate Committee “appoiuted to investigate the Raifroad Com: missioners reported yesterday. The special The report was a su rise. It recommends the ousting of the Commissioners, n . Rea upon the ground cf incompetency Beckman and Litchtield upon the ground of incom. and dereliction of duty, and petency. McGowan, Ostrom, Seawel! and Earl sigu the report. * Mahoney and Seymour dissent. es The Buy's Brigade. Tidir'g;: pany of The first)Grass Valley ComBoy's Brigade, in connection with the Methodist Episcopal Church,_is growing in number and interest. The Rev. A. LL Needham, of the Grand Arny of thetopirblic, drilled the boys iv military tactics ou Monday evenog. a member <n ORO Thitty Days. Justice Mulloy Van morning to thirty days in’ the county jail for disturbing the peace, sentenced Mrs, Ness this +e whe Debris Ce SeRUeaions ra. A telegram rece ived at this office last evening from Senator Ford, from Sacramento, that his bill to create a Board of State the Senate. Debris Commissioners had passed The Commissioners are to.act in’ conHoard of sioners or Engineers that junction with any Commis may be ap‘. pointed by the General Government, such as is # provided by the Caminetti mining oceans & Lael Teenty Dellar Joe Taale of Grass Valley pleaded guilty to the charge of battery preferred against hior for-knocking down the Captain of the Salvation Army ia this city Justice Plinkett fined him $20, which was promptly paid, Wednesday evening. Sao eo eee = Will Do Well By It. The Tidings in speaking of the electric railroad says we can assure Mr. Tautpbaus and his company that they will receive the best of treatment at the hands of Grass Valleyans—should —they—build We hope the road will be built, and if i¢ is we will guarantee thas Grass their road, Valley will do her share in-sup porting it, BitiovsNess, bile, boils and the blues ean-be cured by taking Simmons~ Liver Regulator. DEED, aE At Oakland, Febcuary 16, 1898, William He, Hiewdle, aged 47 years ; a native of Maine. cence noma em ae ueet mee, ieee a A DESERVING charitable institution—at Wichita, Kan., is‘a free Sunday nursery, where infants and’ young children are cared for while their parents attend church. ° J. V8. is tho only Sarsaparilla that 1d or feeblé people should take, as the mineral potash which is in every other Sarsapariila that we know of, is under certain conditions known to be emaciating. J. V. 8. on the ecntrary ts purely vegetable and stimulates diyestion and creates new blood, the very thing forold, delicate or broken down people. It . tilds them up and prolongs their lives. « ease in polut: #ra, Belden an estimable and elderly lady of !.0 Mason &t., 8. F. was for mouthsdeclintug eorapidly as toseriously alarm her family. It got ro bad that sho was finally afllicted with fainting spells. She writes: “While in that dangerous condition I saw. some of the testimonjals concerning J, V.8, and sent fof & bottle. That marked the turning point I regained my lost flesh and strength and have not felt so well in years,” That was two years ago and Mrs. Belden fs well and hearty to-day, and still taking J.V. 3 If youare feobleand wantto be miilt upask for $ Vegetable Sarsaparilla FOR SALE By CARR BROS. Pecarty’s Small At G Cents. Try Deer NEVADA: THEATRE. AND HIS ‘GREAT COMPANY, Drama. A Fine Repertoire of Plays. In Legitimate THURSDAY EVENING, Don Ceesar de Bazan. FRIDAY EVENING, Kathleen Mavoureen. BATURDAY EVENING, Richilieu. Large Stock of FURNITURE, . Leese Sz Main Have the Largest and senna pe Their New Spring Stock Has Ar 00—-— Having purcha pureli wers GREAT Bb ut George Tracy's Stock of Furuitnre at a aacrifive we RGAINS iu this ine, BaRGa INS IN Always on Wanda. She", SItrect, Most Complete stock of Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Mittings and Wall Pye Which They Are Salling at Prices Unheard of Befure. rived and Ready for b.spection: wall give h 1) > on, Slei CFC > BU, 2 Horses, Wagons, Harness, Sleigh. Wa f* i NOW is THE CHANCE i iorses fe, also H a S e 4 The Stock and Fixtures, including a Wilshire 4 PRIC t lj ONE ’ + eariyv COST an > c: =a ivers tor C reditor & Morrison, « BELOW Re ce firm of O'Connor eld TEEN DAY insure the buyer the choice in every. line of goods. As the entire stock must be sold within FI IVED AT ON 1 Bloomt t i e and Harness, formerly belonging ‘to th RECE OLLOBER & HART, ,G ” THE STOCK-WILL BE SOLD AS A WHOLE TO ANY signed, at the store at Nort WISHING Tw START IN BUS ez bIDS WILL BE / ‘by the under = The Caminetti Bill, Democrat: Hon. C._P. Berry was in Marysville Wednesday, and after consultation with gentlemen who have been most active in, getting amendments inserted in the Camiinetti bill while in the . Senate, two. telegranis were sent to Senator Berry_and Senator Kelton. We are not at liberty do say what the purport of the messages was, but it may be stated that they will place the two gentlemen the people here desire, that they can act at once and determine the matter so. far as the report of the conference commitThere has been at no that woulkl prevent Senator Berry or Senator tee is concerned. time any pledge or instructions Felton trom acting upon their own judg: ment in the metter, and as they deemed to he concer ned, e2@e> eee. A Cuicaco attorney proposes the abolition of the police coutt system in that city. He weuld have all cor aplaints for tices of the Peace. Snes aeeee a Titer hundred Bohemian farmers’ of to move to Dinwiddie* county, Va., be. causé the climate of South Dakota is too severe for them, i Crover, © Alfalta, Lawn Grass seeds, ete., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. tf + e+ . a. ‘Dou’ t fail to attend: the great sale at &. Caspor’s store tonight, 7 *@e“Timothy, Garden and Grass seods, Thomas Shurtlef? & Sen, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stuck of Kastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento, The whole stock is fresh, has been tested and is guaranteed to be first-clasa_ in Any.onewanting-any ‘of the above seeda” should apply immediately to Thontas Shurtleff’ & Son, at the Plaza Store, Nevada City, Country orders — attended to, {ll-tf 7-7 ee oos Don't fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. gjuitdrotherwise, andin tact it eften is wo. larity. & comparison te desoribe anything. nice, JoM _FOLEY, Confectioner TS boots, shoes and clothing, “keep-the wheel arolling, “Do you wear clothes ? for Winter mVite € Chose two sales ; for the best interest of all parties . violations of ordinances tried before Jua-+ In possession of facts sufficient'as.to whet r. agen Simply Awful Worst Caco of Scrofula the Doctors Ever Saw Completely Cured by _ SARSAPARILLA, “When I was 4 er 5 yoars okt IT had a scrofulous sore on the middle finger of my left ham, which got so bad that: the doctors ent the finger off, and liter took off more than halfmy hand, Then the sore broke — om on my arm, came out on my neck and woop’s : ‘ . face, nearly destroying Whe Sight of one eye, Seuth Dakota are mukiog arrangements . Doctors said it was Tho Worst Case of Scrofula they ever saw. Lt was simply awful! Five years ago T bewan to take Hood's Sar. saparitia. a uiually the sores. began to heal, Lkepton til (had taken ten bottles, ten dollucs! Just tiink of what a return I got for that lavestment! A thousand per cent! Yos, many thousand, For the past 4 years Lhave had no sores, Work All the Time Before, Lcoutd do ne werk. IT know not what to say strong chough to express my ratitude to Hood's Sarsa sarilla for my per‘oct cure.” Groraxr W. Sk pe Farmer, @uiway, Sars stoga county, N N, x. Foop’s Pitta de nat. woaken, bat ald @gr tion gud tone the stomach. Try them. also on my right arm, nenAnn aii neciinie been et tae oe etn oe . Muckten‘s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for. Cuga’ Bewises;-Sores; Ulcers, ‘Salt “Rheum, Fe vor Seres, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or uo pay requirod Itis ‘wrantesd to give perfect satisfac ion or money refunded. Prive 25 cents per box For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dru« aQ0ly 2 IT DOES NOT 1 ALWAYS FOLLOW Chat paying faney prices for CANDY ux avcures & good artitle; the fact may be It’s never so at FOLEY'S, FOLKY'S confectionery is alawys perfection itself, and very likely the superiority of FOLEY¥’S FRENCH MEXED has something to do with its overgiowing popu In Nevada City, FOLEY and OANDY. are convertable terms. explain why ‘just as aweet as FOLEY” is becoming current smneng the ladies, as This may No. 13 Commercial St, Nevada City RETIRING FROM BUSINESS! Does not work any more in Nevada City. We are here tostay, and dre ona solid foundation. of prices, which was carried on during the last week in was a grand success. The goods were all closed out, and it is no use to order any more ot those pools, as we have none-eft: Our slaughtering But we propose to ‘and this week-we have something else-for you. We ask the C itizens of Nevada county That is, men’s clothes?” do, be particular to read this carefully: LOT (029° 50 MEN'S CASSIMERE SUITS, the latest shades, and Spring, sizes from 34 to 42. The prices we isk for these suits, for this. week only, is just the cost of the buttons ant liniags; the cloth and making is thrown in, Lhis is fresh stock, manufactured late ly. RICE $4.80 PER SUIT. rg sale lasts ull Saturday night at ro o'clock. After “. gat pes cou'da't buy them for double the. amount, If you We fcrybody to examine these suits without buying Wein, just to see if we are not giving genuine bargains. YOUTH’S LONG PANTS. Six dost. Palinel Pants will be sold at 45 Gents Per Pair, for THIS WEEK ONLI. Tew 10 use to ask for these goods next week a. Ey Imam Sz Go. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE; NE VADA CITY, t will be of et “Whatare wild waves s lying Sister the whole day long ?” ‘IMPERIALS!” The New Coierense at ciff's.". Havana Hand made, Rich, Mellow’and Delicious Flavor NK7 S311 Citta, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. , “%

t a cane A saith THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Leechs 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a ‘Month: $6 a Year. _¥RIDAY EV'NG. Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in ~~ ' stréngth.— a Laresr Unirep Srares GoverNMENT Foup Kerokrr. RoyAu Baxine Powner Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. A MISTAKE, The Nativo Daughlers. Will Not Give a World's Fair Benefit. The Grass Valley papers announce that Laurel Parlor of Native “Daughters, of will give an entertainment ..next month for the, benefit-of the ladies aN “This is not this city, work at the World’s “Fair. so. At theit special meeting yesterday the Native Daughters acted upon the proposition to give an entertainment for the purpose named and very wisely concluded to abandon the idea. If they should give a benefit in the near future it will be for some local institution that is more in need of assistance than any branch of the World's Fair, and where the money raised will do more good twice over than it would if sent on to be swallowed up by the Chicago sharks after first being used toward affording a more luxurious time for the chosen few. “Chicage would get the coin, and the Native Daughters of Laurel Parler, over 2,000 miles away, would have the great honor of aiding the grand exposition to be the greatest event of its kind the world has yet looked upon, But such hener is cheap, ospecially after the States and the Nation have made such liberal appro° priations, and the Native Daughters concluded that they didn’t want any of it More honor and glory would be given to them or to any other local organization thit would get up an eutertainment ‘to raise funds for the Benevolent Society of our town, the treasury of which is almost depleted, <e+ GarpEN Seeps,all fresh and of the very . beat varieties, at Carr Bros, tf The Foote Engagement, Richard .Feote and his cempany-began “ast evening the second half of their week’s engagement at this city, giving the rich eld Spanish comedy of ‘'Don Cesar de Bazan.” Mr. Foote ~shows marked improvement in his interpretation of the titular role since he first attempted it here a year ago. Tonight the -favorite Irish play of **Kathleen Mavourneen,’”’ at the matinee, tomorrow afternoon ‘‘Lost in London” and tomorrow night ‘‘Richelieu’* are the further attractions announced. Mr. Foote’s throat is not in prime condition this week, hence he did not give the bible reading heretoforé announced. He promises to return for it a little later. The week’s engagement just finished at Grass Valley by the company was a remarkably successful one. The boxoffice receipts for the six nights amounted to $919. On Saturday evening $298 was taken in. The company is also drawing good houses here, considering the numereus counter-attractions. Woolen Wedding.Mr, and Mrs, C. L. Miller of French Corral celebrated their woolen wedding Tuesday evening. About forty invited guests were present, and the evenirg was passed most pleasantly by all. ‘Tlie invitations were quite unique, consisting of gilt-edge cards fastened with pink worsted to a background of tine white woolen goods, the edges of which were scalloped in imitation of a fancy card. Ae i Insurance Money Received. The late Joseph Pettit, formerly of this place, who died at Sacramento some time ago, had his life insured in the Workmen fer $2,000. A-check for the money has been received by the officers of Wyoming Tribe of this city and forwarded . to Mrs, Pettit at Sacramento. ——__—__--+--ge oe — --— -—— Giumons Liver Reaucstos cured on of general debility and loss of appetite, — Mra, Edmund Fitton, Frankfort, Pa. Owanogs ten cents a dozen at Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. {3 DFPRICE’S geal Baking _. MOST PERFECT MADE, Clubs an hos Pca A ss ay Sha tgp ome ye mad ng, bn any other adulterant. 40 Years the Standard. ls Birdy to Be “Celebrated y the Ath— = re MACADAMIZING. How the Street Work Is Beiug Done and ‘CITY TRUSTEES. FEB. 17, ‘93. letic Club. Wednesday of next week will be the anniversary of the birth-of Mr.-G,-Wash:ington. Our-citiz-ns are not taking any energetic steps towards its observance, evidently thinking George has been such a long time dead that it isn’t just the right thing to dig up his remains and tell over again what a great and goud man he was and how he gained stich popularity during the Revolutionary War, and such notoriety prior to that period by cutting down big trees with a small hatchet. : Notwithstanding this indifference the memory of the Father of his Country by the majority of the people who enjoy the legacy and birthright he left us, there is a group of patriotic boys who propose celebrating in a befitting manuer the birth of such a distinguished American. The Athletic Club will give, on next Tuesday evening, February 21st, the best and most enjoyable performance they have yet given, and that is saying a great deal, because ther shows have always been of a high order, Mr. Washington having been a man of strength and courage, an athlete who tramped over a great territory and wielded the hatchet with such precision, it is meet and proper that an athletic _. performance be given to commemorate his birth and show his descendants that his early example of telling the truth and taking healthful exercise has not been lost upon his conntryinen,’ Thére will be no swords or hatchets” wielded, but instead there will be Indian clubs and wands, juggling, tumbling; horizon tal and parallel bar acts,. tramboline leaping, boxing, wréstling, and dancing Mr. Washington might be a little sur. * . prised if he was. *here,but. he would) undoubtedly go, and so will everybody else in Nevada City. It won't cost but a trifle to see this first-class show. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and-Other Notes About PooploOl ond Young, J, R. Sullivan ef Marysville is in town. J. 8. Hamilton of San Jose is in town. Supervisor BE. W. the county seat today. Mrs, Waldren of Folsom is here ona visit. id J. HE. Isaac of the'firm of Isaac & Rowe is confined to his bed by sickness. Phil. H. Benskin “of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Mrs, McKenny of San Francisco is here on a visit to friends, J, -¥F, Libbey and F.-N;-Keefe;-of San Francisco, are in town. M's, 8,-J, Allen returned yesterday from San Francisco and San Jose. Frevk Baker came down from North Bloomfield today. Mrs. V. 8. Bradley, who has been visiting thiscounty fom several days, for San Francisco yesterday. T. Longton of Sacramento and E. Ophenhermer of San Francisco ate in town, H. Spaulding ef Downieville passed through town this noon on bis way to Oak'and, ‘Judge-and-Mrs, Walling have returned home a‘ier a visit to Sacraméito, “Sen Francisco and Vallejo, Mrs. P. Martin of Riverside arrived here last evening on her way to North San Juan, ee Ayer’s Harr Vicor keeps the scalp free from dandruff, -prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy, All the elements that nature requires, to make the hair abundant and beautiful, are supplied by this admirable preparation. Death of William Beedle. William H. Beedle, brother of the late Charles Beedle of this city, died at Oak land yesterday. Deceased formerly lived at Trackeé and Reno, and was for awhile a freight conductor on the Central Pacific. He visited here at differenttimes and was acquainted with some of cur citizens, He leaves a family. ~~ 7OeRugs, Carpets, Wall Paper, Etc. The season for repairs, house-cleaning and renovating is near at hand, and housekeepers are beginning to think of what changes to make about their homes. Legg & Shaw are prepared to meet the }wants of all who intend purchasing carpets, rugs, linoleum, matting, wall p-per, etc., and advertise in today’s Transconirr that—they are offering big bargains —in this class of goods. Oo Of Coarse You Kead The testimonials published in this paper relating to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, They show beyond a doubt that HOOD’S CURES Constipation, and all-trouble with the liver, are cured by Houp’s Pius. Bar Or On His Way Home. Judge Niles Searls: left Washington Monday and is expected home tonight or tomerrow. It is not’ yet known whether he will accept the position of Supreme Court Commissioner, to which he was recently appointed. The salary ". is $6,000 a year, but the duties are very ouerous. Superior Court, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding: Estate of Martha Campbell, deceased, Order tixing time for probate of will. Estate of A. L. Varney, deceased. set apart hemestead, personal preperty and for mouthly allowance. Estate of Thomas Morans. Order appointing Peter A. McDoncell as trustee. @DT™ Von's fail to attend the great Donnelly visited . : ‘lon, on complaint made by Louis P. morning at 10 o'clock, Order fixing time for hearing petition to} What It WillCost substantial manner. boards entirely. away with, having the gurbage streets kept looking clean. firm and close with sledge-hammers. used for a finish. cents-per square foot. the street. Some of the property ownors.are-thinking of -having-conerete curb=} ing. . Commercial and Main streets willbe macadamized on the south side as far as the Main-street bridge, and then. the other side will be fixed. .By working in this way traffic is not seriously interfered with, ; oS TOTES aI RRC EE Malicious Mischief. A Mexican named Merced Arrow, who lives in a cabin near the Sugar Loaf, was arrested last evening by Constable DilSchmidt. The Mexican*is charged with malicious—mischief in tearing off and carrying awsy boards from the building knowa as Schmidt’s slaughter house, He cut up. the lumber aud used it for fire-wood. His trial is set for tomorrow before Justice Plunket. MELLEL NS DESPONDENCY, caused by a diseased liver, can be aveided by taking Simmons Liver Regalates. -— The Fire Swing. Mr. Kléinsorge, the Champion Clubeft swinger, will introduce the fire or illuminated club-swinging at the Athletic exhibition next Tuesday evening. The act is entively uew here and must be seen to be appreciated. It is a puzzling spectacular feat which is delightful to behold, and ought to fill Armory Hall with spectators, o "Twas Ever Soa. The Grass Valley Union says the TranSCRI?T is enthusiastic over the proposition to build an electric railroad hetween the two towns. That is the size of it. The Transcrivt is always enthuisastic about anyand every thiag that tends to bring prosperity to the county. —+2@e + Died at the Hospital. A man named Sullivan died at the County Hospital Thursday night, of cancer. He was about 60 years of age, and had been in the hospital onl a short time. Relatives from Folsom arrived and took charge of the funeral today. 2c 7 A Little Run, A two-horse team belonging to Dan Tuttle ran away yesterday on Wal:h street, Gress Valley, but stopped before much damage was done, after dragging Tuttle in the mud some distance. —— ---« ~ Fraternal Visit. Members of Weimer Tribe of Red Men of Grass Valley paid a fraternal visit last evening to Wyoming Tribe of this city:Se oe Take Simmons Liver Regulator after your dinner. 1t prevents dyspepsia and indigestion. acne Sy HOTEL AKKIVALS. “\Wnien Arrivals. , ne J. 8, Landsburg & w., Relief Hill, James McCurdy, San Franceisco, F. W. Boggs, + Gordon Kaodes, ts Peter Sosso, 40 Mrs. B. Tallen, *an Jose, Miss Carrie Gree'wy, Grass Valley, John Kendricks, Angels, Louis Peterson, Spencevilie, J. H. Stevens, Dixon, Cal A. K. Williams, Marysville, Geo, Allen, Kk. B. Jones, Auburn, J. T. Andrews, 8. C. Mainly, Sierra City, P. C,, Peterson, Bloomtiuld. Natiousl Kxchange. M. D, Cooley, San Francisco, RK: Holman, R: bu. MeKillican, ‘** Geo. W., Kea, + P, B. Gallagher, ”, J, F. Libbey, ‘ F. H,, O Keefe, * Mrs. McKeuney, se ¥. W. Groth, Sacramento, John Clark, Freuch Corral, C. Seaman, Grass Valley, M,. J. Brock, C, Calhot, "4 Richard Foote, Foote Company, Miss Aunie Plunkett, “ Mire PE Martin, River ©. M. Reddish’ New-York, Spenceville, The macadamizing of Nevada City’s ‘streets 1 being” dene-in a thorough “and . Gault, President of the Board, presiding. The monthly reports of the Treasurer and Marshal were read and placed on After over thirty years’ experience with planked streets the city is soon to do away with the In a sanitary peint of view this will certainly be a decided . the improvement, for there is no question about the unhealthfulness of such streets 3:6. as we have had these mahy years. As regards durability they will preve of less expense to property Owners, and will be better appreciated by teamsters and-others who. have’ to drive over them. If properly attended to they will never become very muddy, and in the dry season can be kept free from dust by sprinkling, which latter plan was not advisable where planks wére used. By the change that is being made the occupation of the street-sweepers will be done but we presume the City Fathers will make some provision for removed and the In doing the macads mizing a good bed of hard rock is first put in and beat dowa . the Smaller r ck is put on this and broken ap very evenly and then a top of lighter material, either slate or creek gravel, is . Most of the rock used is hauled in from the mine dumps in this vicinity, the wagon beds being arranged so that the bottom can be easily removed } andthe reck allowed to fall out, thus greatly facilitating the work of unloading. The cost of macadamiz‘ng is seven The curbing that is being put mis. of granite, and gives a gouwfittish, at the same time supporting ~T porter : Esibiton tion: and : Bal Evening. All of the membefs were present, Alex. tile, = The. following bills were allcwed_en QENERAL FUND: Richards, $7.50. Wm. Scott, work on streets, $3.75. D. A. Rich, Jr., -work on dam, $55, Z. P. Davis, repairing hose, $10. E. J. Baker, hauling, $23.50. Geo. Danforth, hauling, $24. D. B. Getchell, hauling, $6. Pecor & Jacobs, hauling, $33.65. Jehn Holbrook, labor, $5.50. W. W. Waggoner, labor, $10. Electric Light Co., $69.16. FE. O. Tompkins, salary, $50. S. Clutter, salary, $37.50. T. H. Car salary, $25. FIRE FUND: Nevada Hose €o, janitor, $10. Penusylvania Engine Ce., janitor, $11. for the ensuing year was paased, The treet committee wore authorized carry the water on vine, at. the dam. granted permission to take out licenses, under the new ordinance, to sell beer: -Katie Pitney, J: Bonds, T. Hosken,-€. Fogeli, Henry Lotz, 8. Hironimus,Grace Phillips. ou. oe The following w were re granted permission to sell all kinds of liquers: : T. C. Moran. Dollie Coleman, C. Trenberth, G. W. Durbia, Geo. Geliviz, Kate Taylor, Minnie Peters, A. Isoard, James Monk, W. S. Richards, Joe Knight, G. Berra, W. Oraig, H. Guenther, M. Hanly, J. E. Downer, M. Solari, Rector Bros., R; Simmons, W. J. Britland, F. E. Eilerman, H. Pecarty, A. J.-Ismert, J. A. Northway, John Kistle, Maggie Leslie. Nellie Mott.

Dunster, Leon Wir pure, vigorous blood coursing through the véins and animating every tibre of the body, cold weather is not ouly endurable hut pleasant and agreeable. No other blood medicine is so certain in its results as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.’ What it does for others it will de for-you: ———— one —— {The Bigelow Contempt Case. W. T. Phipps informed an Appeal reWednesday ‘that he had received a notice frem Judge J. F. Ellison, of Red Bluff, informing him in the case of the county of Yuba vs, The Eureka Lake aud Consolidated Gold Mine that he had adjudged the defendant, A. Bigelow, Superintendent of the mine, guilty of contempt. A telegram was sent to Judge Eiiison—by the Appeal, asking what peralty he had imposed, aud the following reply was received: ‘‘Have not filed my decision in the case yet,” ape pnettageemmemeenn QO@™ Den’t fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight, + e@eeWhen gazing in your lover's eyes, How svon his sense ef rapture dies If there’s no sweetness in your breatli: If by your failing teeth be shown That SOZODONT to you's unknown, And that your mouth is suffering death. GRAND ip . TO BE GIVEN NEVADA CITY ATHLETIC CLUB ! —AT— Py ARMORY HALL,» Tuesday Beg, Feb, 24, GOP” Geyne’s Orchestra and the best Athletic talent Will be present BY THE Admussion—Gentlemen 50 cents, Ladies 25 cexta. Gentlemen will be required to pay 2 cen ts extra to dance, MILO TEMPLE, NO, 9. Pythian Sisters, —— Meets at Odd Fellows Hall Every 7:30 o'clock Pp. M. MRS. ALICE GET\ MRS. L, E. ISMERT, M. of R. and C. Assessment Notice. TEVADA © UNTY LAND AND -IM PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.» Locu tion 6f principal placeof busin a, Nevads city. Nevade County, California. oticeia nereby giveu that at a meeting ofthe Board of Directorsh 14 on the 16th pe F February, 1608, an ass¢sement( vo %) hirteen Cents per share was levie ta capi al stock of tue corporation, payafer No W& road street, Nevada UVity, val., n U. 8. guld coin. Any stock upou Which ite essesémentshall remain eg on the 20th day of March, 1498, will be and advertised for sale at public auction hour of 10 u'cloek Seeretary oi said linguent assessment, toyether with costs o rectors, GKv. ©. GAYLORD Secretary. A na No, 60 Broad street, Nevada Gity { work on streets, F. T. Marker, work on streets, $3.75. Ogden Bros., repa ring tools, $11.70. The followiitg ills were allowed on An ordinance fixing the water rates to purchase a 54-inch earthen pipe to Roger Williams raThe folowing named PReKons were and 3d Wednesday of each month at SHELL, M. E. C. Upun bie immediately to the Secretary, at hie oflingueut aud uniess payment * made before, will be . ' sold on the 7th or of } Soe 188, at the the office of th. of iptigios ani and expenses ofgale. By ordur TO OUST THEM. Priceedngs of Their Rogular Mesting Last. The Senates Conimitco on the Railroad Commission. Senate Committee “appoiuted to investigate the Raifroad Com: missioners reported yesterday. The special The report was a su rise. It recommends the ousting of the Commissioners, n . Rea upon the ground cf incompetency Beckman and Litchtield upon the ground of incom. and dereliction of duty, and petency. McGowan, Ostrom, Seawel! and Earl sigu the report. * Mahoney and Seymour dissent. es The Buy's Brigade. Tidir'g;: pany of The first)Grass Valley ComBoy's Brigade, in connection with the Methodist Episcopal Church,_is growing in number and interest. The Rev. A. LL Needham, of the Grand Arny of thetopirblic, drilled the boys iv military tactics ou Monday evenog. a member <n ORO Thitty Days. Justice Mulloy Van morning to thirty days in’ the county jail for disturbing the peace, sentenced Mrs, Ness this +e whe Debris Ce SeRUeaions ra. A telegram rece ived at this office last evening from Senator Ford, from Sacramento, that his bill to create a Board of State the Senate. Debris Commissioners had passed The Commissioners are to.act in’ conHoard of sioners or Engineers that junction with any Commis may be ap‘. pointed by the General Government, such as is # provided by the Caminetti mining oceans & Lael Teenty Dellar Joe Taale of Grass Valley pleaded guilty to the charge of battery preferred against hior for-knocking down the Captain of the Salvation Army ia this city Justice Plinkett fined him $20, which was promptly paid, Wednesday evening. Sao eo eee = Will Do Well By It. The Tidings in speaking of the electric railroad says we can assure Mr. Tautpbaus and his company that they will receive the best of treatment at the hands of Grass Valleyans—should —they—build We hope the road will be built, and if i¢ is we will guarantee thas Grass their road, Valley will do her share in-sup porting it, BitiovsNess, bile, boils and the blues ean-be cured by taking Simmons~ Liver Regulator. DEED, aE At Oakland, Febcuary 16, 1898, William He, Hiewdle, aged 47 years ; a native of Maine. cence noma em ae ueet mee, ieee a A DESERVING charitable institution—at Wichita, Kan., is‘a free Sunday nursery, where infants and’ young children are cared for while their parents attend church. ° J. V8. is tho only Sarsaparilla that 1d or feeblé people should take, as the mineral potash which is in every other Sarsapariila that we know of, is under certain conditions known to be emaciating. J. V. 8. on the ecntrary ts purely vegetable and stimulates diyestion and creates new blood, the very thing forold, delicate or broken down people. It . tilds them up and prolongs their lives. « ease in polut: #ra, Belden an estimable and elderly lady of !.0 Mason &t., 8. F. was for mouthsdeclintug eorapidly as toseriously alarm her family. It got ro bad that sho was finally afllicted with fainting spells. She writes: “While in that dangerous condition I saw. some of the testimonjals concerning J, V.8, and sent fof & bottle. That marked the turning point I regained my lost flesh and strength and have not felt so well in years,” That was two years ago and Mrs. Belden fs well and hearty to-day, and still taking J.V. 3 If youare feobleand wantto be miilt upask for $ Vegetable Sarsaparilla FOR SALE By CARR BROS. Pecarty’s Small At G Cents. Try Deer NEVADA: THEATRE. AND HIS ‘GREAT COMPANY, Drama. A Fine Repertoire of Plays. In Legitimate THURSDAY EVENING, Don Ceesar de Bazan. FRIDAY EVENING, Kathleen Mavoureen. BATURDAY EVENING, Richilieu. Large Stock of FURNITURE, . Leese Sz Main Have the Largest and senna pe Their New Spring Stock Has Ar 00—-— Having purcha pureli wers GREAT Bb ut George Tracy's Stock of Furuitnre at a aacrifive we RGAINS iu this ine, BaRGa INS IN Always on Wanda. She", SItrect, Most Complete stock of Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Mittings and Wall Pye Which They Are Salling at Prices Unheard of Befure. rived and Ready for b.spection: wall give h 1) > on, Slei CFC > BU, 2 Horses, Wagons, Harness, Sleigh. Wa f* i NOW is THE CHANCE i iorses fe, also H a S e 4 The Stock and Fixtures, including a Wilshire 4 PRIC t lj ONE ’ + eariyv COST an > c: =a ivers tor C reditor & Morrison, « BELOW Re ce firm of O'Connor eld TEEN DAY insure the buyer the choice in every. line of goods. As the entire stock must be sold within FI IVED AT ON 1 Bloomt t i e and Harness, formerly belonging ‘to th RECE OLLOBER & HART, ,G ” THE STOCK-WILL BE SOLD AS A WHOLE TO ANY signed, at the store at Nort WISHING Tw START IN BUS ez bIDS WILL BE / ‘by the under = The Caminetti Bill, Democrat: Hon. C._P. Berry was in Marysville Wednesday, and after consultation with gentlemen who have been most active in, getting amendments inserted in the Camiinetti bill while in the . Senate, two. telegranis were sent to Senator Berry_and Senator Kelton. We are not at liberty do say what the purport of the messages was, but it may be stated that they will place the two gentlemen the people here desire, that they can act at once and determine the matter so. far as the report of the conference commitThere has been at no that woulkl prevent Senator Berry or Senator tee is concerned. time any pledge or instructions Felton trom acting upon their own judg: ment in the metter, and as they deemed to he concer ned, e2@e> eee. A Cuicaco attorney proposes the abolition of the police coutt system in that city. He weuld have all cor aplaints for tices of the Peace. Snes aeeee a Titer hundred Bohemian farmers’ of to move to Dinwiddie* county, Va., be. causé the climate of South Dakota is too severe for them, i Crover, © Alfalta, Lawn Grass seeds, ete., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. tf + e+ . a. ‘Dou’ t fail to attend: the great sale at &. Caspor’s store tonight, 7 *@e“Timothy, Garden and Grass seods, Thomas Shurtlef? & Sen, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stuck of Kastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento, The whole stock is fresh, has been tested and is guaranteed to be first-clasa_ in Any.onewanting-any ‘of the above seeda” should apply immediately to Thontas Shurtleff’ & Son, at the Plaza Store, Nevada City, Country orders — attended to, {ll-tf 7-7 ee oos Don't fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. gjuitdrotherwise, andin tact it eften is wo. larity. & comparison te desoribe anything. nice, JoM _FOLEY, Confectioner TS boots, shoes and clothing, “keep-the wheel arolling, “Do you wear clothes ? for Winter mVite € Chose two sales ; for the best interest of all parties . violations of ordinances tried before Jua-+ In possession of facts sufficient'as.to whet r. agen Simply Awful Worst Caco of Scrofula the Doctors Ever Saw Completely Cured by _ SARSAPARILLA, “When I was 4 er 5 yoars okt IT had a scrofulous sore on the middle finger of my left ham, which got so bad that: the doctors ent the finger off, and liter took off more than halfmy hand, Then the sore broke — om on my arm, came out on my neck and woop’s : ‘ . face, nearly destroying Whe Sight of one eye, Seuth Dakota are mukiog arrangements . Doctors said it was Tho Worst Case of Scrofula they ever saw. Lt was simply awful! Five years ago T bewan to take Hood's Sar. saparitia. a uiually the sores. began to heal, Lkepton til (had taken ten bottles, ten dollucs! Just tiink of what a return I got for that lavestment! A thousand per cent! Yos, many thousand, For the past 4 years Lhave had no sores, Work All the Time Before, Lcoutd do ne werk. IT know not what to say strong chough to express my ratitude to Hood's Sarsa sarilla for my per‘oct cure.” Groraxr W. Sk pe Farmer, @uiway, Sars stoga county, N N, x. Foop’s Pitta de nat. woaken, bat ald @gr tion gud tone the stomach. Try them. also on my right arm, nenAnn aii neciinie been et tae oe etn oe . Muckten‘s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for. Cuga’ Bewises;-Sores; Ulcers, ‘Salt “Rheum, Fe vor Seres, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or uo pay requirod Itis ‘wrantesd to give perfect satisfac ion or money refunded. Prive 25 cents per box For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dru« aQ0ly 2 IT DOES NOT 1 ALWAYS FOLLOW Chat paying faney prices for CANDY ux avcures & good artitle; the fact may be It’s never so at FOLEY'S, FOLKY'S confectionery is alawys perfection itself, and very likely the superiority of FOLEY¥’S FRENCH MEXED has something to do with its overgiowing popu In Nevada City, FOLEY and OANDY. are convertable terms. explain why ‘just as aweet as FOLEY” is becoming current smneng the ladies, as This may No. 13 Commercial St, Nevada City RETIRING FROM BUSINESS! Does not work any more in Nevada City. We are here tostay, and dre ona solid foundation. of prices, which was carried on during the last week in was a grand success. The goods were all closed out, and it is no use to order any more ot those pools, as we have none-eft: Our slaughtering But we propose to ‘and this week-we have something else-for you. We ask the C itizens of Nevada county That is, men’s clothes?” do, be particular to read this carefully: LOT (029° 50 MEN'S CASSIMERE SUITS, the latest shades, and Spring, sizes from 34 to 42. The prices we isk for these suits, for this. week only, is just the cost of the buttons ant liniags; the cloth and making is thrown in, Lhis is fresh stock, manufactured late ly. RICE $4.80 PER SUIT. rg sale lasts ull Saturday night at ro o'clock. After “. gat pes cou'da't buy them for double the. amount, If you We fcrybody to examine these suits without buying Wein, just to see if we are not giving genuine bargains. YOUTH’S LONG PANTS. Six dost. Palinel Pants will be sold at 45 Gents Per Pair, for THIS WEEK ONLI. Tew 10 use to ask for these goods next week a. Ey Imam Sz Go.. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE; NE VADA CITY, t will be of et “Whatare wild waves s lying Sister the whole day long ?” ‘IMPERIALS!” The New Coierense at ciff's.". Havana Hand made, Rich, Mellow’and Delicious Flavor NK7 S311 Citta, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. , “%