July 15, 1891 (4 pages)

glaring aps to J lier, Streets. * is . ORD, 4 Wilson’s Pe ow Prices. id See Then T. >ff. bTOR WD if, d, Etc., nursdav. nicht. ——a SHAW, .NEVADA CIT\ ; im E, 3EDDING, 2 Goods, Etc. fatting; Oil Oloth udow Shades. ) CARPET LAYING Ma le to order, e "==" fpom_the home of the bereaved parents, . THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ----—-Spitdren~between-b-and--17-years-who a — Organ for.repaira on the Purdon bridge. ae: a ‘ : Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. ‘Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tenms—15 Conta a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year.WEDNESDAY EV’G, JULY 15, 1891. THE SCHOOL CENSUS. —_—_— fh The Footings of the Retu ms From All . the County Districts. © County Superintendent Rogers has completed the footings of the county’s school census returns, The following are the figures : White children between 5 and seventeen years—Boys 2221, girls 2070; total 4291, Negro children between 5 and 17 years —Boys 14, girls 14; total 28. Indian children between 5 and 17— Girls 1. Native born Chinese between 5 and 17 years—Boys 8, girls 5; total 13. Total census children between 5 and 17 _ years, 4333. ae Number of children under 5 years— White 1245, Indian 3, Chinese 4. have attended public schools during year, 3082 ; who have attended private schools only, 97 ; who have not attended any school, 1154: Nativity of children—Native born, . The investigation developed no new, facts of imprtance. 5522 ; foreign born, 63. The total riumber of children in the county last year was 5493, showing an increase of 92 within a year. One new district (Wolf, on Bear river }—— in Rough and Ready and Grass. Valley townships,) has’ been formed during the year. DROWNEDIN A BARRELL, A Baby Boy Findsa Watery Grave Yesterday Afternoon. * Yesterday afternoon the seventeen? months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer A. Tompkins, who live at the foot of Sugar Loaf Mountain just outside the northerly limits of the city, was drowned by falling . raised there, claiming that its happiness into a small barrel partially filled with _water._The barrel stood _outside _the . its_birth and the checkered career—of its house by the back door, The child had evidently dropped something inside arid in endeavoring to reach the article had lost hia balance and plunged in head first. “He had been in the water -but.a faw.min-. utes when found, and although a spark of life remained when. he was taken out all efforts to resuscitate him were unavailing. The funeral took place this afternoon From Real Life. — “How would you maintain order in the schoolroom ?” asked one of the members of the Board at last week's teachers’ examination while orally examining an applicant for a certificate. «Well, to begin with,” said the examined, “J do not believe in stricture.” ‘Mr. Blank is indeed very sick,” said @ citizen to the Transonipr a few days ago. ‘Why, he is so bad-that the doctor had togive him an epidemic interjection * this morning.” ; Claims Against the County Paid. The Supervisors today allowed $1130.97 for labor on the rowds: in-distriet No:3% and $244.25 for labor on the Edwards grade. : _. $394.55 has heen allowed as fees for . foreign constables, foreign witnesses, impecunious witnesses and expert testimony in the case of the people vs. Wn. Travers. $240.15 ‘has been allowed to W. J. —————————————— Ice Corp Sopa Water, with pure Fruit Juices, at Carr Bros’, me tf A B often disappointed, but our : expectation-that of making “SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies the stand-by of all intelligent housekeepers on this coast-is being rapidly realized, Millions of these packages are sold annually~ more every year. We stake our business reputation on our guarantee to you that they are the pureststrongest tichest:flavoredmost economical ~ ‘best value to consumers-of any ‘you can buy. ST any package you please of SCHILLING’S BEST, When you realize how. much your meals are improved in appetizing flavor how . much your labor in fessened consider for telling you this. + Schilligg’s Best} THIS brand Is a full guarantee of the flavor, strength, economy and purity of every article it protects. j . leading to the Charonnat crossing of Little Deer creek he had found a quantity of ‘obscure and difficult to decipher. It Finds a Home With a Decent Fam. two-year-old child of Ella Davis, the young landa short time ago, was being heard in the kitchen is their strength andeconomy you will thank us A MYSTERIOUS FIND. —— ro? é ; ie : A Lot of Men’s Clothing and a Bad . Social and Other Notes About People . A Brief Record of Various. Matters of Smell. : Old and Young. ‘ Lécal Interest. : Clifford McCatchan, a son of R. G. MeCutchan who lives at Canada Hill about a mile anda half in an easterly direction from town, this morning visited the Courthouse and notified Under Sheriff Schmidt that in a clump of bushes on Gravel Hill not far from the main road men’s clothing including a suit of clothes made of gray cassimere, two white shirt, a pair of cuffs and a woman’s nightdress. He brought in with him a cuff anda PERSONAL MENTION. Miss May Scadden of Virginia City is visiting relatives in this city. L. A. Upson of Sacramento is in town. E. Commins of San Francisco went to North Bloomfield today. Mrs. ©. P, Godfrey and H. ©. Godfrey of Oak Valley are in town. Mrs. 8. M. Shurtleff has returned from a three weeks business trip to Utah. B. Fernbach and H. Ferabach came down today from the Boston mine. Mrs. 0. A. Tompkins, who has been ill for a long time with consumption, is sinkpiece of the shirt, the cloth being marked ing rapidly. in indelible ink either ‘Paul Lohman’ ‘Green street” followed by either ‘‘Okld” Thé garments have the appearance of P. O. Strandberg, a Sacramento resor ‘‘Paul Loham,” or some similar second . taurateur, today went to Brandy City to name and bearing the additional words . Visit his parents. Mrs. M. Hogan and Miss or ‘“Phid.” The writing is somewhat. of North San Juan spent last night at the county seat. i Dr. Miller and Peter Sunderhau: having been exposed to the lastrain. The} in town last night on their way below cuffs are stained with what seems to be . from Goodyear Bar. blood, but may prove to be only the éf:, fect of being out in the storm. powerful and very o.lensive smell in the that from putrid flesh. Last evening's Telegraph says : Quick, who was taken so ill with.pneuR. * Mr. McCutchan says that he noted a monia, was somewhat better this morning. J.B. Fountain and G. W. Mayberry of vicinity, and he thinks the odor is lise. Sacramefite arrived here last night. en route to their mining claiin near the Central House. Mrs. C. Irvine and Mrs. tained the clothing and brought it to town, . Irvine is Mr. Wells’ daughter. pL EEA EIEN Salis ‘THE) WHEATLAND BABY. Monday evening’s Marysville Democrat says: ~The matter of guardianship of the woman who committed suicide in Wheatthe Superior Court Saturday and this morning. Shortly before the woman died she gave the child to Mrs. Miller, of Wheatland, to raise, But several ladies of that town have. decided that the infant must not be would be marred by a future reference to mother, and have asked Judge Davis that it be sent to some orphan asylum: Several witnesses were examined among+— whom was Mrs. Miller, the custodian of the ehild, She statedthat shepossessed. * a mother’s love for the little one and wanted to keep it. It.wasa-very. feeble . little thing and she believed that if it were sent to an orphan asylum, its life would be very short. Several witnesses swore to the fact that prior; to her death the mcther gave the child to Mrs. Miller. : After hearing the testimony the Judge ‘decided that the guardianship of the child would not be granted to Mr. and Mrs. Miller unless they adopted it. This was agreed to and the lady seemed well pleased ken away from her. TWICE TIED. A Smartsville Couple Get Double ‘ Locked at Marysville. ° Yesterday morning's Appeal-says+ On July 4th, 1890, Joseph H. Dougherty who]: vesides near Smartsville was married by a Justice of the Peace to Miss Hattie E. Hymes of Nevada City. -The bridegroom . ~ belonged to the Roman Catholic church, . ’ and the: bride, although having been baptized a Catholic, was brought up in the Protestant faith, After having been married a year both parties considered that it would befor their mutual benefit, as well as for the happiness of their after life, if they were married by a Catholic Priest, A marriage license was procured in Marysville from County Clerk Hare, and on July 4th, 1891. Father Coleman married the young couple, according to the_rites-of the Roman Catholic Church, } and they went on their second honeymoon rejoicing. : Judgment For Plaintiff. The case of Crase vs. Crase was argued and submitted in the Superior Court’ to-. . i ure. Persons of sedentary pursuits, mill) and the better it is known the more day. One of the attorneys involved deBupervivors when the Hee went. 00 pr a serciien mariners, — engineers, popular it becomes. i i Ee rontiersmen, ons of every ing inane oie the testimony aa. ‘@acy but not Sickness Among Children, volving ment fatigue, excessive bodily. y, you have made up your mind to buy ey _— effort, and liability to unhealthful influ~ £-o6 hie SNES _ Judge Caldwell rendered a decision orEspecially infants, is prevalent more or . ences of any sort, regard it as an incom: . Hood’s Saraaparilla’ do n uced dering young Crase to pay his wife $17.-. less at all times, but is largely, avoided . parable safeguard. iliousness, constipa. take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a 50a month alimony and refusing to annul the marriage. ec EAR REISE a ‘Ty is a fact,” that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition of the blood; overcomes that tired feeling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part ofdhe system, Try it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai x, Corns, And all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. per box, Store. ry s20ly Habits. City. For Over Half a Century. if the world. sure and for 10 other kind, ~ You Cinwam Sopa, 10 conta @ glass, . Says last evening’s Sacramento The hydraulickeraare beginning to foresee to think that the child was not to ‘be ta-. the disastrous results which are likely to} © follow the prosecution against them, reoe cently brought by this county. = Late this afternoon a committee from owa Hill consisting of L. M. Sprague, and was about to eat up his bedstead, J. F. Brown and M. R. Gleeson, appeared when the jailor put him in a straight . remove all obstructions to the monthly before the Supervisors with a long petition. One of the parties addressed the Board. He prayed that the Supervisors, before making the temporary injunction against the Iowa Hill mines’ perpetual,. should . te. market has received a proposal. Mrs, L. Arnold and child, who have been visiting at Camptonville for months past, returned today to their home at Weaverville, Trinity county. Andy Hampel of Oakland was in town peesananetoet — [last might'and today. He was a Native according to the latest and most approved Son of the Golden West when he got here . ideas were present. = : andhe is now a full-fledged Curly Bear also, The Nevada City colony at Paso Robles Springs consists of Mrs. J. 8, Dunn, Mrs, C. E. Woodward, M. L. Marsh, H. A. Lonea, Peter Maas and one or two’ others. ; Jas. S. Brownell, traveling coast agent for the Frue concentrator, is in town today for the first time in eighteen months. He is visiting the mines hereabout with That-is_All the Hydraulic Miners are . rocking horse with a companion. Asking. L. Walker. : were Israel H.A. This afternoon Under Sheriff Schmidt . Wells of Sacramento arrived here last went to the scene of the find. He ob-. evening on a visit to J. C. Wells. Mrs. hree not washing HERE AND THERE. ' od The new mill at the Federal Loan started up yesterday and runs splendidly. The force at the Milton drift mine at French Corral has been increased to thirty men, The officers of Nevada City Council, A. .L. of H., will be installed tomorrow evening. : Mr. Michell’s next soiree at Odd Fellows Hall will take place on Friday evening of this week. 6 J. A. Rapp was today engaged as a commissioner in taking testimony in a land contest between W. G: Richards and E. D. Dean. . A. D. Mason of this city has brought suit against Pat. Hall for $250 alleged to be due for legal-Wervices rendered by request in Trinity county. The First Artillery Regiment’s camp at Santa Cruznext month will be named Camp. Murray in honor of Colonel Robert Murray of the Adjutant-General’s office. _ It isstated that the Harmony Mining Company will shortly levy an assessment of fifteen cents a share in order to raise some funds with which to pay outstanding claims for supplies, etc. There are but.two Chinese laundries in operation here now, and one of them does washing for more than 100 families. _ In case of a fire destroying either establishment there would be a dearth of clean linen in town. At North San Juan Monday evening Prof. Michéll of this city organized a dancing school, Forty-four people who wanted to learn to trip the light fantastic Tidings: The Queen Mining Company, operating the Coe, has suspended operations—because of ffnancial difficulties, it issaid. It seems as though the Coe is never to be prospected. The property deserves development. : \ Where the Foreigners Come ¥Frém. The following figures give the arrivals in the United States of each nationality during ‘the entire period from 1820 to He was seated rather uncomfortably on the Reo: horse’sneck. Aftera reflective pause he th a Weak said :—I think if one of us gots off I mucous surfaces of the system esti an ride much better.” ” 79 or Henry MaGratu, a prisoner in the Richmond jail, ate the mirror in hia cell, swallowed his trousers, buttons and all, jacket. visit the séene and make an éxamination. . came froma man who proposed that here“If you are satisfied we are doing . after she send strictly fresh eggs. harm,” said the petitioner, ‘‘then let the injunction: issuer?——~ He said ithe mines were material into the rivers. The top soil last election. _ALPINE county ‘must be enjoying a appetite, rouses theliver, cures headache, boom. It has ninety-six voters now, : whereas it had only seventy-six at the . the whole body. It is naranféed to give perfect satisfac. ] iver Regulator. tion o: money refunded, -Price 25 cents , For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium . The East-India cure for these awful} habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the’only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal,, and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada tf .ased for over fifteen years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, softend the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for di‘urrhosa. Sold yer ores Ww ‘s Soornine ByRuP,” ad po SLOW'S "an ‘ol 25 cents per bottle, tf . A Oygem had long ago disappeared, and gravel was the only material remaining, and it could not be brought down to the tivers. He hoped that if. Sacramento county secures the perpetual injunctién the latter] of would be so modified. as to permit the. miners to work the bottom gravel, which . y: would not hurt the valley, but would give . w property and prevent them from becoming, absolute paupers. He said four suits h heen brought against one mine. by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food, The most succesful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘‘Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. é tf BRAIN-WORKERS, keep your’heads clear Regulator. . Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and LivBookKEEPERS and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons EE EDU aetna Ses) Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. promptly o eorrective, The petition was being read before the . or chilly tempe: r, whusual hie! the miners a chance to realize on their . Stomach Bitters, finest of tiers. Sea sickness, SEE Whether You Travel by Land or Sea You needa medicinal safeguard. Changes , Be oe : climate or temperature, brackish wa. the production of everything that will diet, draughts from open . gonduce to thé material welfare and comwindows that surly fellow ll not close—all these breed “ailments h the surest protection is Hostetter’s medicinal fortiland nausea, are . remedy which is truly pleasant and reounteracted by this agreeable which is also a capital defense against malaria, theeffects of a tropical rature, damp and expostion, dyspepsia, rheumatism, ache and kidney troubles, are subdued by the great alterative. jengers sick head-. peculiar m®dicine, possessing, by virtue effectually . of its peculiar combination, proportion Schilling’s Beat. Untried—a joy denied. oe , ‘Tux most delicious thing to be had in and bowels open. Take Simmons Liver]. is Carr Broa’. Ice Cream Soda Water. tf “Lie” Tea. 'The Chinese make what they call “lie” 8 eae tf re enueps ++ ooo —— tea. They take the dust which accumuSopa Water, better than ever, at Carr . lates in the manufacture of tea, and rice Broa’. tf . husks, and mix them with a gum to resemble tea. This they use to swell the bulk of cheap teas. We have all, doubtless, drank our quota of ‘‘ie” tea. Beech’s Tea.is the pure, unadulterated, sun-dried leaf. 60 cts per tb. by Thomas Shurtleff. ‘A Good Boy Wanted At ©, E, Wild’s Barbershop. jl4-té ‘Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Bl -are-offered for rent. OC. tf ° nm Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has hee Absolutely Pure. of Tartar Baking Powder.— os Highest of all in leavening strength— Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how. they excel. Flour 2.90 a Hundred, 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. Latest U.S, Government Food Report. \ i a & For sale peed tt TEACHERS ELECTED. The Selections Made at Grass Valley Yesterday. Yesterday. the Grags Valley Board of Education elected the following teachers to serve during the ensuing year : ' First Grammar Grade—Jas. S. Hennessy. Second Grammar Grade—Mrs. M. V. Leech and Miss F, Doom. Third Grammar Grade—R. J. Fitegerald and Miss Lizzie Stokes. : Fourth Grammar Grade—Thos. J. Barry and W. A. Sleep. . Fifth Grammar Grade—Miss Aggie I Conlin, Miss Mary McAuliffe, Miss Minnie Rosevear and Miss Gracie Everett. Sixth Grammar Grade—Miss Maggie Kelleher. First Primary—Miss Amanda Van Orden and Miss Ada Deacon. Second Primary—Miss Agnes Curtis and Miss Julia Dahl. The teachersare the same as last year with the exception of Miss Dahl. 0) tion of Superintendent. The election’ of Superintendent and teachers of the High School was: postponed until the next meeting of the Board.4 ~The Union says: It is creditable to] a p the efficiency of the teachers in our local . E. Watkins, Watkins House, Uptonville, Ke. : public schools that all who were applicants for reappointment were again selected by the Board of Education. ms SO TwE.veE of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, it is-stated, were Irishmen or of Irish descent. ous froit, but by cultivation the poison . ¢ has disappeared. SSSA ees A nunpRED laying-hens produce in egg shells about 137 pounds of chalk or limestone annually. Wolf. eile f Tue Eiffel Tower is the tallest structure in the world. frionds is to urge them to try it.” Free A ‘ron of diamonds is said to be worth his brother, Ed, Brownell. 1890 ; $25,000,000. he Charles Kittleberger, who spent several . Germany... cetvcces 6 MOOR, 119 eecneenn cecnanimnaigmeier sat Pccwaweer ate : weeks at this city last Mayand June, for. ieland oo eee 8,501, 683) Saw Tait ee ee i sare a Magli cy.preses ieee 2,460,954 . are reasponible for many of the ordinary Vite Sa is Ban akon se ac a . opin N. > me Sa ee 1,029,088 We offer One Hundred Dollara reward ailments of humanity which neglected, native of Wurtember. German a 53 Agen stongary aeons 460435 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be develop into a serious and perbape: ata! Gear al Ss Ys a oS 414,513 cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. malady. Experience would suggest the A ree eB rerio LOG . Lin The NIN A Os EON Bas TENS, Oe De, Jee Melannetsven an Rt: John Hussey of YouRBst Who has béét . Russia and Poland. . 356,353 ‘ lersigned, have. known F, . ey Balm.” Sold by Carr Bros, ~~ , . es laid up for six weeks past from the effects . Scotland 329,192 jes ecteralging., seeedectt i : eee 4 . rOKS . I he elects . Scotland. . 329,192 ‘ 1 ; on ae é of a cold he contracted while running a China 292,578 a sa —— = roe a “yung xoei Feel: si ali Taahi a tT WIGROPIONG 6 6655 ees ce cs 174,933 . eve him perfectly honoralble Up a 0s sivice ae ‘ j ied ore oN — —— . e atl eran aera were rand sar 146,237 . ness transactions, and financially able to Tho Nevada Tce Company is now preea me = oss Tecstaiesaaiaeaiaiees iend All other countries *.--606006} warry out any obligations made-by—their pared to deliver ive to consumers in any iere are glad to see him around again. eorasgenea 1 1 2 : part of the city:>Orders left at the office He is very ae ~ Total.. 0.2. 15,641,688 Weer & Trav ax, Wholesale Druggists, of the Company, foot of Main street, on = * ees 4 "haz i i i A SQUARE DEAL, A 1 ff Sidi Toledo, 0.; Warbine, Keenan & Marthe Plaza, or with the driver, will be MEAGT SO Ot st ee ee VIN, Wholesale Druggists, ‘Toledo, 0. promptly attended to. tf _ Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and monials sent free. Price’75.cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. tf French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may “be Tire young woman who writes her name . ysed safely. Manufactured by the Emer. . . se } C s, and address on eggs’before she sends them . gon Drug Co., manufactufers, San Jose, GoldhyCarr Bros It Cal. For'sale by W. D. Vinton. _ tf DONT TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of fects of them are than the diseases they pretend to cure. There is butone permanent cure for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in And it is the only medicine that will permanently destroy the effects ‘of entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent blood purifier ever discovered. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. CP a eae O-. -rcomes me at seeing you here, Mamie. [ was, but a single dose of Cephaline comD. Viaton, Beothzon Church, Blue Mound, Kan says: wondera Dr, King’s New Discovery ha oo done for me.My Lungs were badly disThe peach was originally a very poison-. eased, and my parishioners thought 1! boittes of Dr. _King’s New Discovery-and am sound and well, weight.” Folks ‘Combination, ‘writes: Tuerx is a clergyman in New Mexico through trial and convincing evidence, I who goes by the name of Rev. Innocent . .4™ confident Dr. King’s New Discovery wher everything else fails. kindness I can do my many thousand trial bottles at. Carr Bros Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. The ef: Me Worse MERCURIAL ‘ND POTASIL POISONING, tis a purcly vegetable remedy, sy Ueer Ss V4 oF . Write Us. LOOK Cs 2 PUREST Largest Manufactory in the City. srw sy Give Us a Cali. RETAIL & WHOLESALE Sy 2 S, The Superior Candy F'actory:,s J. M. FOLEY, 5 and 7 Commercial st., Nevada City. Dook oa Blood and Skin Diseases Free. Surprise 1 wd that you were prostrated with uc of your blinding headaches. True, I let-ly relieved me. Carr Bros. and W. ta QO Cucurs and fever of three, years stand¢ cured by Simmons Liver Regulator: — The Pulpit and the Stage.Rev. F. M., Shroct, .Pastor Uniter “T feel it my duty to tell wha ould live only afew weeks, I took five gaining 26tbs in Avthuy Love, Manager Love’s Funny “After a ‘or Consumption beats ‘em all, and cures The greatest The Lightning Fruit Jar Ti generally acknowledged to be the very best in the market. Legg & Shaware. the sole agents at Nevada City. tf QO oO Unpue exposure to cold winds, rain, bright light or malaria, may bring on inflamimation and soreness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Eye Salve will subdue tite is, fammation, cool and soothe the nerVian the itrengthen weak and failing eye sigh@*nl cents a box. Ice Canam Sopa WATER at.Carr Bro’s. paalpenonneneee * Tar tired feeling isentirely overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which creates an and gives renewed strength and vigor to Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for 1 fort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only freshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind. DIED, ” At this-city, July 14, Martin Elijah, son of Mr. apd Mra O. A. Tympktar aged 1 ) ear, 6 mon.h and 8 days, ! complaints take Sim For these Liver Regulator. It k how strongly rooted or } Jc, . rou will again have good ?. bappy. . : Have you 4 matism but dyspepsia. Liver Regulator. Dostor prescribed . Castoria ! 2 the stomach plearand prevents any of the above poisons trom getting in the system, OF, if there wilt drive them. out, no epi ong-standing, health and bé n in the side, back o1 ander the shoulder-blade? It is not rhew Simmons irst-class Piet i : ues, your pear thro violent incl . Zerpact, tnd any nite dawired, trom the heart disease, but 1, j smallest gem to life-size, at } GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, All wishiag to have any work done in this Drug Store. TEE tf ~~ = — = Catarrh Originates in acrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cure catarrh, is to purify the blood, Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terrfbly fatal disease, consumption, are, entirely _ The Béech Sun-dried Tea is sold at 60 cents a pound. is worth-a-$1-a pound ; but as no tin or glass.ware is given very lowest cash vatue. It as an inducement to buy this fine Tea itis sold on its merits at the 2 an Phe Booch Suu-ried ea is the Only Pure Tea IN TRE MaREKEr. Thomas Shurtleff Is the Sole Agent tor Nevada City. removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, wliich eures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilia “ . suffered three years with catarrh, and my general. health was poor in conse. quence, When I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla I found I had the fight remedy. Tho catarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” FRanx WaAsHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Seon -after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE Hiner, Luinberton, Clintou County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared by C. 1. HOOD & CO,, Apotheearies, Lowell, Masa. Rock Creek Sawmll and Lumber C0, M. L., & D. MARSH, Proprietors, Miss. Rock Creek. Office and Yards.. Boulder pt., Nevada City, Cal MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN FLOORING, RUSTIC, Doors, Windows, SIDING, LATHES, SHAKES, SHINGLES, Blinas, BWBo-xres, Kept constantly ou hand or made to order. BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER A Specialty. @@F All crders, large or allam, are given immediate and petaonal attention. 100 Doses One Dollar Notice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOP the County of Neva.a, State of Californ'a. In the matter of the Estate of W. H. Kru ger, deceased, Notice is hereby given that Mary Adelle Krugerand J. L. Merguire have fi ed witn the C'erk of this Court @ petition, prayiug for Letters Testamentiry the Kstate of W: H. kruger, deceased, and that Friday, the 24th day o Jnly, 1891, at1@o'clock A. M. of suid day, af .he Court Room inthe Court House, in the city and county of Nevada, has bee set for hearing said petition, when . ind where any person jnteres ed may appear and ehiw cause why the sald petitto should not be granted, MeN : *. L. MORGAN, Clerk. Dated July 1 th, 1891. G. F. McGlashan, Atty for Petitioners, }18 J. L. BUSH W OULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PEO ple of Nevada County that he Js preNotice to Wood Contractors. Notice is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by. the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada up to the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. on Weanreter: July 22, 1801, « At the office ot the County Clerk, for the delivery in the Court House yard, nicely corded up, Twenty-tive Cords of Good, Sound Seasoned Oak Wood, the same to be four feet in length. Pine Wood, atthe Court House yard of Nevada county. Also Two Cords of Oak Wood and one Treasurer's Office. ist, 1891, and nicely corded up. Bids will be opened on July 22d, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. M. \ ‘Phe Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors. : onceived duty to hi ity } . line will do well to reserve future orders At the Beshive Grocery ¥ wit to ven my eatimeny to thet jing virtees . for Me, Bush, ; vo ee ate medicine it . oa Notice places he will do business this is ® would be many @ physician wil a patient and aummer : za Sala many an interminalle tC cpetinee Thad he toi. Baby cried, der ie inal in malar ysical wreck wom 4 . columbia Hill, from June 20th to July : = tombination of complaints, all the guegrowth ot : : 2 nalaria in my system, and, even ski 6th, of Dr. J. P, Jones, of this city, 1 had i 43 : other si; . ever t A y A mw Mother sighed, feaived ee .6 vos seni, ra North Bloomfie'd, July 8th, and will . tae tod ies, Wa me ro, tint It fe the ony visit other towns on the Rides this Fall, ~My. Bush takes Pictures by the Instans . Ea sgn og y eMail nous Process. ip2d-im J. L, MORGAN, Clerk, By J.J. Greany, Deputy. . Dated July 11th, 1891, Also Three Corda of Good, Clear Body) cord of Pine of the same description as — above, to be delivered at the County Allto be delivered on or before October Fiamo Tuning —BY< ‘ 7. BENNETT. oa. Tuning done by the Modern Method enduced from Helmboltz’s Acoustic Laws and taught and adopted at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Mr. Bennett, being also a practical pianist, claims superior judgment in revoicing pianos whose tone has become harsh and unsympathetic in quality. Reference, N. KE, ©. of Music, Boston. . @® Regulations of detions a specialty. #2 Satisfaction guaranteed,. Orders left at the Union Hotel. jyli-lw NOTICE TO MINERS. pe a a. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Office of the Washington Mining Co. up to JULY THIRTIETH, 1891, to sink the main shaft from its present depth 100 feet. And fo drive the 400 feet level a dig. Hae The Company reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For further par ticulars enquire at the Company's office at Ormonde, _ ALF, TREGIDGO, Supt. P. 0. address, Washington, Nevada County, Cal, ee tance of 250 feo, ‘

glaring aps to J lier, Streets. * is . ORD, 4 Wilson’s Pe ow Prices. id See Then T. >ff. bTOR WD if, d, Etc., nursdav. nicht. ——a SHAW, .NEVADA CIT\ ; im E, 3EDDING, 2 Goods, Etc. fatting; Oil Oloth udow Shades. ) CARPET LAYING Ma le to order, e "==" fpom_the home of the bereaved parents, . THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ----—-Spitdren~between-b-and--17-years-who a — Organ for.repaira on the Purdon bridge. ae: a ‘ : Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. ‘Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays.. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tenms—15 Conta a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year.WEDNESDAY EV’G, JULY 15, 1891. THE SCHOOL CENSUS. —_—_— fh The Footings of the Retu ms From All . the County Districts. © County Superintendent Rogers has completed the footings of the county’s school census returns, The following are the figures : White children between 5 and seventeen years—Boys 2221, girls 2070; total 4291, Negro children between 5 and 17 years —Boys 14, girls 14; total 28. Indian children between 5 and 17— Girls 1. Native born Chinese between 5 and 17 years—Boys 8, girls 5; total 13. Total census children between 5 and 17 _ years, 4333. ae Number of children under 5 years— White 1245, Indian 3, Chinese 4. have attended public schools during year, 3082 ; who have attended private schools only, 97 ; who have not attended any school, 1154: Nativity of children—Native born, . The investigation developed no new, facts of imprtance. 5522 ; foreign born, 63. The total riumber of children in the county last year was 5493, showing an increase of 92 within a year. One new district (Wolf, on Bear river }—— in Rough and Ready and Grass. Valley townships,) has’ been formed during the year. DROWNEDIN A BARRELL, A Baby Boy Findsa Watery Grave Yesterday Afternoon. * Yesterday afternoon the seventeen? months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer A. Tompkins, who live at the foot of Sugar Loaf Mountain just outside the northerly limits of the city, was drowned by falling . raised there, claiming that its happiness into a small barrel partially filled with _water._The barrel stood _outside _the . its_birth and the checkered career—of its house by the back door, The child had evidently dropped something inside arid in endeavoring to reach the article had lost hia balance and plunged in head first. “He had been in the water -but.a faw.min-. utes when found, and although a spark of life remained when. he was taken out all efforts to resuscitate him were unavailing. The funeral took place this afternoon From Real Life. — “How would you maintain order in the schoolroom ?” asked one of the members of the Board at last week's teachers’ examination while orally examining an applicant for a certificate. «Well, to begin with,” said the examined, “J do not believe in stricture.” ‘Mr. Blank is indeed very sick,” said @ citizen to the Transonipr a few days ago. ‘Why, he is so bad-that the doctor had togive him an epidemic interjection * this morning.” ; Claims Against the County Paid. The Supervisors today allowed $1130.97 for labor on the rowds: in-distriet No:3% and $244.25 for labor on the Edwards grade. : _.. $394.55 has heen allowed as fees for . foreign constables, foreign witnesses, impecunious witnesses and expert testimony in the case of the people vs. Wn. Travers. $240.15 ‘has been allowed to W. J. —————————————— Ice Corp Sopa Water, with pure Fruit Juices, at Carr Bros’, me tf A B often disappointed, but our : expectation-that of making “SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies the stand-by of all intelligent housekeepers on this coast-is being rapidly realized, Millions of these packages are sold annually~ more every year. We stake our business reputation on our guarantee to you that they are the pureststrongest tichest:flavoredmost economical ~ ‘best value to consumers-of any ‘you can buy. ST any package you please of SCHILLING’S BEST, When you realize how. much your meals are improved in appetizing flavor how . much your labor in fessened consider for telling you this. + Schilligg’s Best} THIS brand Is a full guarantee of the flavor, strength, economy and purity of every article it protects. j . leading to the Charonnat crossing of Little Deer creek he had found a quantity of ‘obscure and difficult to decipher. It Finds a Home With a Decent Fam. two-year-old child of Ella Davis, the young landa short time ago, was being heard in the kitchen is their strength andeconomy you will thank us A MYSTERIOUS FIND. —— ro? é ; ie : A Lot of Men’s Clothing and a Bad . Social and Other Notes About People . A Brief Record of Various. Matters of Smell. : Old and Young. ‘ Lécal Interest. : Clifford McCatchan, a son of R. G. MeCutchan who lives at Canada Hill about a mile anda half in an easterly direction from town, this morning visited the Courthouse and notified Under Sheriff Schmidt that in a clump of bushes on Gravel Hill not far from the main road men’s clothing including a suit of clothes made of gray cassimere, two white shirt, a pair of cuffs and a woman’s nightdress. He brought in with him a cuff anda PERSONAL MENTION. Miss May Scadden of Virginia City is visiting relatives in this city. L. A. Upson of Sacramento is in town. E. Commins of San Francisco went to North Bloomfield today. Mrs. ©. P, Godfrey and H. ©. Godfrey of Oak Valley are in town. Mrs. 8. M. Shurtleff has returned from a three weeks business trip to Utah. B. Fernbach and H. Ferabach came down today from the Boston mine. Mrs. 0. A. Tompkins, who has been ill for a long time with consumption, is sinkpiece of the shirt, the cloth being marked ing rapidly. in indelible ink either ‘Paul Lohman’ ‘Green street” followed by either ‘‘Okld” Thé garments have the appearance of P. O. Strandberg, a Sacramento resor ‘‘Paul Loham,” or some similar second . taurateur, today went to Brandy City to name and bearing the additional words . Visit his parents. Mrs. M. Hogan and Miss or ‘“Phid.” The writing is somewhat. of North San Juan spent last night at the county seat. i Dr. Miller and Peter Sunderhau: having been exposed to the lastrain. The} in town last night on their way below cuffs are stained with what seems to be . from Goodyear Bar. blood, but may prove to be only the éf:, fect of being out in the storm. powerful and very o.lensive smell in the that from putrid flesh. Last evening's Telegraph says : Quick, who was taken so ill with.pneuR. * Mr. McCutchan says that he noted a monia, was somewhat better this morning. J.B. Fountain and G. W. Mayberry of vicinity, and he thinks the odor is lise. Sacramefite arrived here last night. en route to their mining claiin near the Central House. Mrs. C. Irvine and Mrs. tained the clothing and brought it to town, . Irvine is Mr. Wells’ daughter. pL EEA EIEN Salis ‘THE) WHEATLAND BABY. Monday evening’s Marysville Democrat says: ~The matter of guardianship of the woman who committed suicide in Wheatthe Superior Court Saturday and this morning. Shortly before the woman died she gave the child to Mrs. Miller, of Wheatland, to raise, But several ladies of that town have. decided that the infant must not be would be marred by a future reference to mother, and have asked Judge Davis that it be sent to some orphan asylum: Several witnesses were examined among+— whom was Mrs. Miller, the custodian of the ehild, She statedthat shepossessed. * a mother’s love for the little one and wanted to keep it. It.wasa-very. feeble . little thing and she believed that if it were sent to an orphan asylum, its life would be very short. Several witnesses swore to the fact that prior; to her death the mcther gave the child to Mrs. Miller. : After hearing the testimony the Judge ‘decided that the guardianship of the child would not be granted to Mr. and Mrs. Miller unless they adopted it. This was agreed to and the lady seemed well pleased ken away from her. TWICE TIED. A Smartsville Couple Get Double ‘ Locked at Marysville. ° Yesterday morning's Appeal-says+ On July 4th, 1890, Joseph H. Dougherty who]: vesides near Smartsville was married by a Justice of the Peace to Miss Hattie E. Hymes of Nevada City. -The bridegroom . ~ belonged to the Roman Catholic church, . ’ and the: bride, although having been baptized a Catholic, was brought up in the Protestant faith, After having been married a year both parties considered that it would befor their mutual benefit, as well as for the happiness of their after life, if they were married by a Catholic Priest, A marriage license was procured in Marysville from County Clerk Hare, and on July 4th, 1891. Father Coleman married the young couple, according to the_rites-of the Roman Catholic Church, } and they went on their second honeymoon rejoicing. : Judgment For Plaintiff. The case of Crase vs. Crase was argued and submitted in the Superior Court’ to-. . i ure. Persons of sedentary pursuits, mill) and the better it is known the more day. One of the attorneys involved deBupervivors when the Hee went. 00 pr a serciien mariners, — engineers, popular it becomes. i i Ee rontiersmen, ons of every ing inane oie the testimony aa. ‘@acy but not Sickness Among Children, volving ment fatigue, excessive bodily. y, you have made up your mind to buy ey _— effort, and liability to unhealthful influ~ £-o6 hie SNES _ Judge Caldwell rendered a decision orEspecially infants, is prevalent more or . ences of any sort, regard it as an incom: . Hood’s Saraaparilla’ do n uced dering young Crase to pay his wife $17.-. less at all times, but is largely, avoided . parable safeguard. iliousness, constipa. take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a 50a month alimony and refusing to annul the marriage. ec EAR REISE a ‘Ty is a fact,” that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition of the blood; overcomes that tired feeling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part ofdhe system, Try it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai x, Corns, And all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. per box, Store. ry s20ly Habits. City. For Over Half a Century. if the world. sure and for 10 other kind, ~ You Cinwam Sopa, 10 conta @ glass, . Says last evening’s Sacramento The hydraulickeraare beginning to foresee to think that the child was not to ‘be ta-. the disastrous results which are likely to} © follow the prosecution against them, reoe cently brought by this county. = Late this afternoon a committee from owa Hill consisting of L. M. Sprague, and was about to eat up his bedstead, J. F. Brown and M. R. Gleeson, appeared when the jailor put him in a straight . remove all obstructions to the monthly before the Supervisors with a long petition. One of the parties addressed the Board. He prayed that the Supervisors, before making the temporary injunction against the Iowa Hill mines’ perpetual,. should . te. market has received a proposal. Mrs, L. Arnold and child, who have been visiting at Camptonville for months past, returned today to their home at Weaverville, Trinity county. Andy Hampel of Oakland was in town peesananetoet — [last might'and today. He was a Native according to the latest and most approved Son of the Golden West when he got here . ideas were present. = : andhe is now a full-fledged Curly Bear also, The Nevada City colony at Paso Robles Springs consists of Mrs. J. 8, Dunn, Mrs, C. E. Woodward, M. L. Marsh, H. A. Lonea, Peter Maas and one or two’ others. ; Jas. S. Brownell, traveling coast agent for the Frue concentrator, is in town today for the first time in eighteen months. He is visiting the mines hereabout with That-is_All the Hydraulic Miners are . rocking horse with a companion. Asking. L. Walker. : were Israel H.A. This afternoon Under Sheriff Schmidt . Wells of Sacramento arrived here last went to the scene of the find. He ob-. evening on a visit to J. C. Wells. Mrs. hree not washing HERE AND THERE. ' od The new mill at the Federal Loan started up yesterday and runs splendidly. The force at the Milton drift mine at French Corral has been increased to thirty men, The officers of Nevada City Council, A. .L. of H., will be installed tomorrow evening. : Mr. Michell’s next soiree at Odd Fellows Hall will take place on Friday evening of this week. 6 J. A. Rapp was today engaged as a commissioner in taking testimony in a land contest between W. G: Richards and E. D. Dean. . A. D. Mason of this city has brought suit against Pat. Hall for $250 alleged to be due for legal-Wervices rendered by request in Trinity county. The First Artillery Regiment’s camp at Santa Cruznext month will be named Camp. Murray in honor of Colonel Robert Murray of the Adjutant-General’s office. _ It isstated that the Harmony Mining Company will shortly levy an assessment of fifteen cents a share in order to raise some funds with which to pay outstanding claims for supplies, etc. There are but.two Chinese laundries in operation here now, and one of them does washing for more than 100 families. _ In case of a fire destroying either establishment there would be a dearth of clean linen in town. At North San Juan Monday evening Prof. Michéll of this city organized a dancing school, Forty-four people who wanted to learn to trip the light fantastic Tidings: The Queen Mining Company, operating the Coe, has suspended operations—because of ffnancial difficulties, it issaid. It seems as though the Coe is never to be prospected. The property deserves development. : \ Where the Foreigners Come ¥Frém. The following figures give the arrivals in the United States of each nationality during ‘the entire period from 1820 to He was seated rather uncomfortably on the Reo: horse’sneck. Aftera reflective pause he th a Weak said :—I think if one of us gots off I mucous surfaces of the system esti an ride much better.” ” 79 or Henry MaGratu, a prisoner in the Richmond jail, ate the mirror in hia cell, swallowed his trousers, buttons and all, jacket. visit the séene and make an éxamination. . came froma man who proposed that here“If you are satisfied we are doing . after she send strictly fresh eggs. harm,” said the petitioner, ‘‘then let the injunction: issuer?——~ He said ithe mines were material into the rivers. The top soil last election. _ALPINE county ‘must be enjoying a appetite, rouses theliver, cures headache, boom. It has ninety-six voters now, : whereas it had only seventy-six at the . the whole body. It is naranféed to give perfect satisfac. ] iver Regulator. tion o: money refunded, -Price 25 cents , For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium . The East-India cure for these awful} habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the’only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal,, and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada tf .ased for over fifteen years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, softend the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for di‘urrhosa. Sold yer ores Ww ‘s Soornine ByRuP,” ad po SLOW'S "an ‘ol 25 cents per bottle, tf . A Oygem had long ago disappeared, and gravel was the only material remaining, and it could not be brought down to the tivers. He hoped that if. Sacramento county secures the perpetual injunctién the latter] of would be so modified. as to permit the. miners to work the bottom gravel, which . y: would not hurt the valley, but would give . w property and prevent them from becoming, absolute paupers. He said four suits h heen brought against one mine. by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food, The most succesful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘‘Eagle”

Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. é tf BRAIN-WORKERS, keep your’heads clear Regulator. . Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and LivBookKEEPERS and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons EE EDU aetna Ses) Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. promptly o eorrective, The petition was being read before the . or chilly tempe: r, whusual hie! the miners a chance to realize on their . Stomach Bitters, finest of tiers. Sea sickness, SEE Whether You Travel by Land or Sea You needa medicinal safeguard. Changes , Be oe : climate or temperature, brackish wa. the production of everything that will diet, draughts from open . gonduce to thé material welfare and comwindows that surly fellow ll not close—all these breed “ailments h the surest protection is Hostetter’s medicinal fortiland nausea, are . remedy which is truly pleasant and reounteracted by this agreeable which is also a capital defense against malaria, theeffects of a tropical rature, damp and expostion, dyspepsia, rheumatism, ache and kidney troubles, are subdued by the great alterative. jengers sick head-. peculiar m®dicine, possessing, by virtue effectually . of its peculiar combination, proportion Schilling’s Beat. Untried—a joy denied. oe , ‘Tux most delicious thing to be had in and bowels open. Take Simmons Liver].. is Carr Broa’. Ice Cream Soda Water. tf “Lie” Tea. 'The Chinese make what they call “lie” 8 eae tf re enueps ++ ooo —— tea. They take the dust which accumuSopa Water, better than ever, at Carr . lates in the manufacture of tea, and rice Broa’. tf . husks, and mix them with a gum to resemble tea. This they use to swell the bulk of cheap teas. We have all, doubtless, drank our quota of ‘‘ie” tea. Beech’s Tea.is the pure, unadulterated, sun-dried leaf. 60 cts per tb. by Thomas Shurtleff. ‘A Good Boy Wanted At ©, E, Wild’s Barbershop. jl4-té ‘Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Bl -are-offered for rent. OC. tf ° nm Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has hee Absolutely Pure. of Tartar Baking Powder.— os Highest of all in leavening strength— Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how. they excel. Flour 2.90 a Hundred, 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. Latest U.S, Government Food Report. \ i a & For sale peed tt TEACHERS ELECTED. The Selections Made at Grass Valley Yesterday. Yesterday. the Grags Valley Board of Education elected the following teachers to serve during the ensuing year : ' First Grammar Grade—Jas. S. Hennessy. Second Grammar Grade—Mrs. M. V. Leech and Miss F, Doom. Third Grammar Grade—R. J. Fitegerald and Miss Lizzie Stokes. : Fourth Grammar Grade—Thos. J. Barry and W. A. Sleep. . Fifth Grammar Grade—Miss Aggie I Conlin, Miss Mary McAuliffe, Miss Minnie Rosevear and Miss Gracie Everett. Sixth Grammar Grade—Miss Maggie Kelleher. First Primary—Miss Amanda Van Orden and Miss Ada Deacon. Second Primary—Miss Agnes Curtis and Miss Julia Dahl. The teachersare the same as last year with the exception of Miss Dahl. 0) tion of Superintendent. The election’ of Superintendent and teachers of the High School was: postponed until the next meeting of the Board.4 ~The Union says: It is creditable to] a p the efficiency of the teachers in our local . E. Watkins, Watkins House, Uptonville, Ke. : public schools that all who were applicants for reappointment were again selected by the Board of Education. ms SO TwE.veE of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, it is-stated, were Irishmen or of Irish descent. ous froit, but by cultivation the poison . ¢ has disappeared. SSSA ees A nunpRED laying-hens produce in egg shells about 137 pounds of chalk or limestone annually. Wolf. eile f Tue Eiffel Tower is the tallest structure in the world. frionds is to urge them to try it.” Free A ‘ron of diamonds is said to be worth his brother, Ed, Brownell. 1890 ; $25,000,000. he Charles Kittleberger, who spent several . Germany..... cetvcces 6 MOOR, 119 eecneenn cecnanimnaigmeier sat Pccwaweer ate : weeks at this city last Mayand June, for. ieland oo eee 8,501, 683) Saw Tait ee ee i sare a Magli cy.preses ieee 2,460,954 . are reasponible for many of the ordinary Vite Sa is Ban akon se ac a . opin N. > me Sa ee 1,029,088 We offer One Hundred Dollara reward ailments of humanity which neglected, native of Wurtember. German a 53 Agen stongary aeons 460435 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be develop into a serious and perbape: ata! Gear al Ss Ys a oS 414,513 cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. malady. Experience would suggest the A ree eB rerio LOG . Lin The NIN A Os EON Bas TENS, Oe De, Jee Melannetsven an Rt: John Hussey of YouRBst Who has béét . Russia and Poland. . 356,353 ‘ lersigned, have. known F, . ey Balm.” Sold by Carr Bros, ~~ , . es laid up for six weeks past from the effects . Scotland 329,192 jes ecteralging., seeedectt i : eee 4 . rOKS . I he elects . Scotland. . 329,192 ‘ 1 ; on ae é of a cold he contracted while running a China 292,578 a sa —— = roe a “yung xoei Feel: si ali Taahi a tT WIGROPIONG 6 6655 ees ce cs 174,933 . eve him perfectly honoralble Up a 0s sivice ae ‘ j ied ore oN — —— . e atl eran aera were rand sar 146,237 . ness transactions, and financially able to Tho Nevada Tce Company is now preea me = oss Tecstaiesaaiaeaiaiees iend All other countries *.--606006} warry out any obligations made-by—their pared to deliver ive to consumers in any iere are glad to see him around again. eorasgenea 1 1 2 : part of the city:>Orders left at the office He is very ae ~ Total... 0.2. 15,641,688 Weer & Trav ax, Wholesale Druggists, of the Company, foot of Main street, on = * ees 4 "haz i i i A SQUARE DEAL, A 1 ff Sidi Toledo, 0.; Warbine, Keenan & Marthe Plaza, or with the driver, will be MEAGT SO Ot st ee ee VIN, Wholesale Druggists, ‘Toledo, 0. promptly attended to. tf _ Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and monials sent free. Price’75.cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. tf French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may “be Tire young woman who writes her name . ysed safely. Manufactured by the Emer. . . se } C s, and address on eggs’before she sends them . gon Drug Co., manufactufers, San Jose, GoldhyCarr Bros It Cal. For'sale by W. D. Vinton. _ tf DONT TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of fects of them are than the diseases they pretend to cure. There is butone permanent cure for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in And it is the only medicine that will permanently destroy the effects ‘of entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent blood purifier ever discovered. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. CP a eae O-. -rcomes me at seeing you here, Mamie. [ was, but a single dose of Cephaline comD. Viaton, Beothzon Church, Blue Mound, Kan says: wondera Dr, King’s New Discovery ha oo done for me.My Lungs were badly disThe peach was originally a very poison-. eased, and my parishioners thought 1! boittes of Dr. _King’s New Discovery-and am sound and well, weight.” Folks ‘Combination, ‘writes: Tuerx is a clergyman in New Mexico through trial and convincing evidence, I who goes by the name of Rev. Innocent . .4™ confident Dr. King’s New Discovery wher everything else fails. kindness I can do my many thousand trial bottles at. Carr Bros Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. The ef: Me Worse MERCURIAL ‘ND POTASIL POISONING, tis a purcly vegetable remedy, sy Ueer Ss V4 oF . Write Us. LOOK Cs 2 PUREST Largest Manufactory in the City. srw sy Give Us a Cali. RETAIL & WHOLESALE Sy 2 S, The Superior Candy F'actory:,s J. M. FOLEY, 5 and 7 Commercial st., Nevada City. Dook oa Blood and Skin Diseases Free. Surprise 1 wd that you were prostrated with uc of your blinding headaches. True, I let-ly relieved me. Carr Bros. and W. ta QO Cucurs and fever of three, years stand¢ cured by Simmons Liver Regulator: — The Pulpit and the Stage.Rev. F. M., Shroct, .Pastor Uniter “T feel it my duty to tell wha ould live only afew weeks, I took five gaining 26tbs in Avthuy Love, Manager Love’s Funny “After a ‘or Consumption beats ‘em all, and cures The greatest The Lightning Fruit Jar Ti generally acknowledged to be the very best in the market. Legg & Shaware. the sole agents at Nevada City. tf QO oO Unpue exposure to cold winds, rain, bright light or malaria, may bring on inflamimation and soreness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Eye Salve will subdue tite is, fammation, cool and soothe the nerVian the itrengthen weak and failing eye sigh@*nl cents a box. Ice Canam Sopa WATER at.Carr Bro’s. paalpenonneneee * Tar tired feeling isentirely overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which creates an and gives renewed strength and vigor to Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for 1 fort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only freshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind. DIED, ” At this-city, July 14, Martin Elijah, son of Mr. apd Mra O. A. Tympktar aged 1 ) ear, 6 mon.h and 8 days, ! complaints take Sim For these Liver Regulator. It k how strongly rooted or } Jc, . rou will again have good ?. bappy. . : Have you 4 matism but dyspepsia. Liver Regulator. Dostor prescribed . Castoria ! 2 the stomach plearand prevents any of the above poisons trom getting in the system, OF, if there wilt drive them. out, no epi ong-standing, health and bé n in the side, back o1 ander the shoulder-blade? It is not rhew Simmons irst-class Piet i : ues, your pear thro violent incl . Zerpact, tnd any nite dawired, trom the heart disease, but 1, j smallest gem to life-size, at } GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, All wishiag to have any work done in this Drug Store. TEE tf ~~ = — = Catarrh Originates in acrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cure catarrh, is to purify the blood, Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terrfbly fatal disease, consumption, are, entirely _ The Béech Sun-dried Tea is sold at 60 cents a pound. is worth-a-$1-a pound ; but as no tin or glass.ware is given very lowest cash vatue. It as an inducement to buy this fine Tea itis sold on its merits at the 2 an Phe Booch Suu-ried ea is the Only Pure Tea IN TRE MaREKEr. Thomas Shurtleff Is the Sole Agent tor Nevada City. removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, wliich eures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilia “ . suffered three years with catarrh, and my general. health was poor in conse. quence, When I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla I found I had the fight remedy. Tho catarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” FRanx WaAsHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Seon -after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE Hiner, Luinberton, Clintou County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared by C. 1. HOOD & CO,, Apotheearies, Lowell, Masa. Rock Creek Sawmll and Lumber C0, M. L., & D. MARSH, Proprietors, Miss. Rock Creek. Office and Yards... Boulder pt., Nevada City, Cal MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN FLOORING, RUSTIC, Doors, Windows, SIDING, LATHES, SHAKES, SHINGLES, Blinas, BWBo-xres, Kept constantly ou hand or made to order. BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER A Specialty. @@F All crders, large or allam, are given immediate and petaonal attention. 100 Doses One Dollar Notice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOP the County of Neva.a, State of Californ'a. In the matter of the Estate of W. H. Kru ger, deceased, Notice is hereby given that Mary Adelle Krugerand J. L. Merguire have fi ed witn the C'erk of this Court @ petition, prayiug for Letters Testamentiry the Kstate of W: H. kruger, deceased, and that Friday, the 24th day o Jnly, 1891, at1@o'clock A. M. of suid day, af .he Court Room inthe Court House, in the city and county of Nevada, has bee set for hearing said petition, when . ind where any person jnteres ed may appear and ehiw cause why the sald petitto should not be granted, MeN : *. L. MORGAN, Clerk. Dated July 1 th, 1891. G. F. McGlashan, Atty for Petitioners, }18 J. L. BUSH W OULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PEO ple of Nevada County that he Js preNotice to Wood Contractors. Notice is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by. the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada up to the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. on Weanreter: July 22, 1801, « At the office ot the County Clerk, for the delivery in the Court House yard, nicely corded up, Twenty-tive Cords of Good, Sound Seasoned Oak Wood, the same to be four feet in length. Pine Wood, atthe Court House yard of Nevada county. Also Two Cords of Oak Wood and one Treasurer's Office. ist, 1891, and nicely corded up. Bids will be opened on July 22d, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. M. \ ‘Phe Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors. : onceived duty to hi ity } . line will do well to reserve future orders At the Beshive Grocery ¥ wit to ven my eatimeny to thet jing virtees . for Me, Bush, ; vo ee ate medicine it . oa Notice places he will do business this is ® would be many @ physician wil a patient and aummer : za Sala many an interminalle tC cpetinee Thad he toi. Baby cried, der ie inal in malar ysical wreck wom 4 . columbia Hill, from June 20th to July : = tombination of complaints, all the guegrowth ot : : 2 nalaria in my system, and, even ski 6th, of Dr. J. P, Jones, of this city, 1 had i 43 : other si; . ever t A y A mw Mother sighed, feaived ee .6 vos seni, ra North Bloomfie'd, July 8th, and will . tae tod ies, Wa me ro, tint It fe the ony visit other towns on the Rides this Fall, ~My. Bush takes Pictures by the Instans . Ea sgn og y eMail nous Process. ip2d-im J. L, MORGAN, Clerk, By J.J. Greany, Deputy. . Dated July 11th, 1891, Also Three Corda of Good, Clear Body) cord of Pine of the same description as — above, to be delivered at the County Allto be delivered on or before October Fiamo Tuning —BY< ‘ 7. BENNETT. oa. Tuning done by the Modern Method enduced from Helmboltz’s Acoustic Laws and taught and adopted at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Mr. Bennett, being also a practical pianist, claims superior judgment in revoicing pianos whose tone has become harsh and unsympathetic in quality. Reference, N. KE, ©. of Music, Boston. . @® Regulations of detions a specialty. #2 Satisfaction guaranteed,. Orders left at the Union Hotel. jyli-lw NOTICE TO MINERS. pe a a. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Office of the Washington Mining Co. up to JULY THIRTIETH, 1891, to sink the main shaft from its present depth 100 feet. And fo drive the 400 feet level a dig. Hae The Company reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For further par ticulars enquire at the Company's office at Ormonde, _ ALF, TREGIDGO, Supt. P. 0. address, Washington, Nevada County, Cal, ee tance of 250 feo, ‘