July 25, 1893 (4 pages)

aul St JULY 25, '93 ore WILL RECOVER. David Matteson, Who Was Seriously Hurt in fotel. Massachusetts, Is Doing Nicely. . A private letter received here from Harry e258 P. Stow of Forbestown, written on the z1st, Biv states that he has received a telégram from Efe “Roy Johnson which says that David Matte+ 37% son will recover from the injury he. re125 ; ceived at Lee, Massachusetts, on the 1 37% ie 6th of this month. We learn from the let1 00 ’ ter that David was visiting a friend named 100 Ned Murphy, at Lee, and that on the day hon of the accident the boys were out riding on 1 00 their bicycles, when Dave had a fall which ' @0 rendered him unconscious. He was deaf in 1 00 the right ear and the accident injured the 1 00 other ear so that at present he is atone £00 deaf. Mr. Stow writes: “He has the bé.t £00: 100 _ eres } mew wm ew eM KM NM ew eof o0 of ssssesssssss HE GRANSGRIP isa hellvy discharge” “of “bloody “tiatter aainiamedmmmemeiaammetos Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. § o Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tarms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PaIp IN aD-~ VANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. TUESDAY EVENING, physicians, among them an_ear—specialist. —— ‘inson's Daughter, and Her Esca pea a who thinks he will recover his hearing. He says he has a slight fracture-of the base of the skull through the internal ear. There Five handsome blouses for three are the center aré heads showing front PRETTY BLOUSES AND COIFFURES. The two at the right and left with wide revers are martini eee scomPanying. picture. uaint and stylish grat a to please the most exactin, side views of the latest Parisian coiffure. are particularly fetching, and the remain. ing summer girl. In THE KIDNAPPING CASE. ) oo Full Particulars of the Stealing of T. J. Rob. a About 9 o’clock last night Under Sheriff through the crack of the ‘skull; which is gradually lessening. He has the best of care. We telegraphed for them to eniploy 8 professional nurse, and besides’ Murphy’s mother is visiting him, and she is an old friend of Mrs, Saxby, so he has the care of a mother as it weie.” Kate and Roy left San Francisco Sunday, the 9th, and arrived in Lee the following Friday evening.” . direetion of Smartsville, to which place . suspect. is_said to be-well—armed; having Neagle and Constable Dillon were. notihed that.a suspicious-looking individual, supposed to be the party who attempted to kidnap Supervisor Robinson’s daughter at Penn Valley Sendny night, had just arrived in town, The officers hunted the fellow up but very quickly concluded that he wa: not the man wanted. A good description of the kidnapper has been furnished the officers. Itis supposed that he fled in the Sheriff Douglass went yesterday. The with him two pistols and a knife.-The ‘suspeected—party—is still at” large. Sheriff Douglass returned home lata last night and left again this morning, going 150 Mr. Matteson’s many friends and ac75 quaintanees here will be pleased to learn 125 that he is on the road to recovery and siu 175 cerely hope that he may entirely recover =50‘trom the effects of the accident. — ae . : Ms A LADY, whose hair came out with évery 250 combing, was induced to give Ayer’s Hair 450 Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not 75 only was the loss of hair checked, but a new } and vigorous growth soon succeeded that ? 40 Z 18 which had learACR I a .M¥-wife-curedofmalaria by Sinnnots 75 Liver Regulator.—J. N. Thompson, Pastor M. E. Church, Leigh, Neb; ortion. A Good Performance. The Metropoiitan Dramatic Company, which made its first appearance before a 6. Nevada City audience last evening, gave a very satisfactory rendition of the pleasing OLF. comedy entitled ‘Joshua Whitcomb.” All ay a the characters were well taken, and the + ae play was put on in a very creditable manner, the members of the company making ° & good impression upon the audience by : their clever acting. Tonight the troupe ee Se will give another performance, the play selected being ‘‘The Hidden Hand.” ss BAC AC PS Ree Hanpy for travelers is Simmons Liver rietor, Regulator in powder. It can be carried in the pocket. a, The Insurance. EMPIRE The dwelling house occupied by John ‘wgates Lane and family, on the old Grass Valley road, which was destroy: d by fire the other al aa might, belonged to T. H. Moore of Grass ii aceite Valley and was insured for $400. \ The furnod style niture, clothing, etc., including a piano and entieman new parlor set, were insured for $760. In ale ee addition to losing the furniture. Mrs. Lane : lost a considerable amount of millinery goodmpn which there was no insurance. cs nett To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmons Liver RegulaCal. tor, It Should Be ia Every House. J, B. Wilson, 361 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Cough and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport,’ Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.,. Drug Store Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Attempted Burglary. Between 12 and 1 o’clock last night a burglar attempted to break into Mrs. Jonathan Clark’s house on Piety Hill, The scoundrel tried to get into F. E. Wadaworth’s bedroom, but the automatic roller sent the window shade up with a bang that awakened Wadsworth and frightened the burglar at the same time. As the nimble editor bounded from his couch and grabbed wildly for his ‘‘shooting stick ” the other fellow *‘ made-up ” his ‘‘ form” and skipped out. ; -—DMPRICES : : GP aronter E, DF R ‘and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bit. Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on back to Smartaville. He gives the following particulars of the-affair: : The family, with the exception of Supervisor Robinson, ‘who returned from San Francisco Sunday at noon, had been at chiireh. Cornelia, a girl of twelve years of age, with her little sisters, ran ahead of the older folks and got home about ten’ minutes ahead of them. She saw a light in the house and supposed that her father had got. home sooner than he expected to, aud ran in the house to greet him. Instead she found a man dirk ia hand and pistol in the other. He told her to “look down the barrel of the pistol,’’ but the brave little girl said she would not do it, : “If you scream I'l shoot you,” were the next words of the wretch. ‘I come here to kill your —old father, and I intend to kill the rest of the Boa d for offering a.reward for the arrest of Frederickson, . ‘I am the man that killed Pascoe myself.” He then put a cloth in the girls mouth so she could not speak, threw a barley sack over her head and tied it around her waist. He then took the girl about 500 yards froin the house and threw her into a pile of brash. The scamp then seated himself upon a rock to rest. By this time the fulks had got home and made a search for Cornelia, but nowhere could she be found. The screams of the girl frightened the villain and he grabbed for the child, catching hold of the sack which he had placed over. her head, and pulled it com. pletely off. The girl then ran away and the villain went off in anoth.r direction, The girl arr'ved home after her terrible experience uninjured. A number of armed men went out in pursuit of the wreteh but he was not to be found. The general supposition is that the man is insane and had wandered to the Superviser’s house, and finding no one there took possession of it, and when the girl arrived took & notion in his head to carry the girl away. From his description the people down there say he had never been seen in that part of the county before. ; What De You Take Medicine for? Beoause you are sick and want to get well, or because you wish to prevent illness. Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla cunzs all diseases caused by impure blood, Purely vegetable— Hoon’s Prris—250, Specimen Cases. 8. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terrible reduced in flesh ters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill., had a running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and ‘seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, his leg, doctors said he wasindurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arniva Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Ain’t They Nice? ~ “What are you talking about?” “I wes only just saying that Geo. C. Gaylord re-~ ceived today the nicest let of table luxuries ever brought to Nevada City.” “Ob, I'll ; County. State. Allison Ranch. . $37 50 $60 Birchville . :° ek oo 80 Bear River.., 25 40 Bear Valley.. 17 50 28 Blue Tent.. 35 : 56] RM iG cues eo 30 48 Central. .:.. 22 50 36 Chalk Bluff. . 97 50 156 Cherokee.., 30 48 Clear Creek. .,. 25 40 Columbia —Hill-90 : 144) . Forest Springs. 67.50 108 French Corral. 60 96 Graniteville .. 60 96 Greeley. . {vcse 40 64 Grass Valley..: 2185 3496 Indian Flat.. 30 ae . Indian Springs...52-50 84 ron Mountaim. 22 50 36 Kentucky Flat. 37 50 60 RakO Citys 5: 15 o 6924 Liberty Hill. ., 32 50 52 Lime Kith>. 32 50 52 Montezuma. . . 20 32 Maybert ... 27 50 44 Magnolia .. 37 50 60 Mariposa... 40 ~ 64 Mooney BLT ieee 55 ; 88 a re Fist. : : ss. 17 OO: 124 evada.,. coxa: 2UOO 1952 SCHOOL MONEY, Tho Sum of $15,366 Apportioned fo the Vari io Schools of Nevada County. ~ Weare indebted to County Superintend— ent W. J. Regers for the following table of moneys apportioned to the various school districts of the county : North San Juan. 140 224 North Bloomfield. 175 280 North Star.. 42 50 68 abled iin, ac 180 288 Pleasant Ridge. 20 32 Pleasant Valley. 45 ach ee Quaker Hill, .;, 16 24 Rough and Ready. 75 120 Relet Hill. 24%, ; 37 50 60 Speneeville ..,. 27 50 bb ~ebastopol,.. 50 80 Sweetland.. 57 50 92 Truckee. .,. 237 50 380 Union Hill.. 77 50 124 Washington .. gO 64 Willow Valley. 37 50 60 WOE foitg So cate wo 30 48 Total .,. $5,910 $y,456 Dangerously Sick. William T. Morgan of this city is dangerously sick at Oakland, at the home of his wife’s sister, Mrs. H. G. Parsons. Mr, vlorgan has been in poor health for some time, and several days ago went to Seig'er Springs, Lake county, hoping to recuperate, The dootor there informed Mr. Morgan after he had been at the Springs three or four days that he was getting worse and had better go home, He went to Oakland and soon after arriving wag7taken seriously ill, His wife was sent forand left here on the 5:55 train last evening. At 10 Pp. m, David Morgan went to Colfax by private conveyance to connect with the next train. It is feared that the sick man cannot recover, He is suffering from heart disease, complicated with a dropsical affection, Tt was reported last night that a dispatch had been received stating Mr, Morgan was dying. Today there was a rumor that he was dead. Both reports were untrue. +8. ~ABLLO, THERE. Have You Heard About Shurtleff & Son's Big A LEVEL-HEADED MAN. — A Good! Suggestion From Depaty District Attorney Riley. The following we find in the Un‘o:, and be acted upon immediately : Ep. Untox:—The recent criminal occur rences in. this section demonstrate conclusively that there should be. better means of communication between the various parts of the county,as a preliminary to better policeing. At present a great portion of the county is practically cut off from the cities during most of the twenty-four hours, and especially at night, -the time most favorable tor the perpetration® of crime. The means cf conveying intelligence is absolutely wretched, and in connection with the kidnapping at Indian Springs Sunday night, the officers were compelled to go to another vounty in order to telegraph to the large towns, Twenty-three Constables, City Marshals and Sheriffs cannot be expected to properly police a county sixty-five miles long and as large as the State of Rhode Island, unless their work is supplemented by all modern Means of overtaking and apprehending criminals, The Supervisors should at’ once place a telephone in tlie Sheriff's office at the Court House. That office is open night and day, arid with the proposed introduction of telephones in the large and small towns the convenience and benefit will soon be appreciated. The econonty of having communitimes is apparent to all. ; : P. T. Rivery. An important meeting of Y. M. I., No. 30, will be held on Friday evening, Jily 28th. Election of delegates to the” Grand ‘Council, and other iinportant ‘business will be transacted. Every member is requested to be present. f James M. Fouzy, P. Cart Scnemrr, Sec’y, td EDEN C= ee OE Ice! Ice} The Union Tee-Company is now prepared to furnish pure. mountain Iee-inquantities to: suit, and delivered to any part of Nevada City. . Orders left at the Iee House, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— { Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., . 106 Wall St., N. Y, the suggestion made by Mr. Riley should . .’ cation with the county seat—possible_at all . a ner They are right in had only at WEBBER’S. THE CIRCUS COMING, Washburn’s Great Shows Are on Their Way Hero. —_-+Leon W. Washburn’s Combined Circus, Congress of Living Wonders will be here soon. Reports from all quarters pronounce the above shows the: leaders in tented amusements and cannot fail to interest the masses. That it possesses many rare anionly real aquatic show. of sea animals, a great hippodrome, a double circus and many. phenomenal living wonders is without question. Its career has been a triumphal success. It is enthusiastically received and iminensely patronized everywhere it spreads its tents, and it is'said to give more and better show than any other organization in America, The newspapers are unanimous in_ its praise. A grand outpouring of the populace here on show day may be looked for. . . eS 3 KARL'S CLOVE® ROOT will purity your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as.a bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. Menagerie, Hippodrome, Wild West_ and . . mals never before seen in this country, the . stock “of Groceéries, orders for Shakes and direct from the big sugar orchards of E A POT Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the aon, ae Of the Rainbow. We are all AFTER I 3 _— Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. Also leave your Wood. We import our Maple Sugar astern Canada, Hay, Grain, i cememenemmmaeeed Begin to Get Ric By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas’ Ciitioes, Butter, @heese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of ter, Nuts, Ete., at the : ey Canned Gdods, Candies, PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices, THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Miss Dama In Danger of Consumption “TI was sick and discouraged when lcalled on the village doctor. He" intimated I had consumption and would not-live long. Ide Hood’s Cures cided to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I am now well and hearty.’ Miss DAMA Mow. Fit; Box 73, Ashmore, Tlitols, r Hood’s Pills act casily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels, The parents or guardians of 500 boys, from 4-to-15 years old, -have an Opportunity of saving from $1 to $3 in purchasing Suits for their sons or wards. We have —marked—dewn—that-number” of “the best — Clothing for the little fellows, We don't intend to carry them over for next ‘season. ‘The prices they are marked will ‘insure’ their sale. Our Men's Light Suits are also marked down. As you all know our goods are marked in plain figures and in order to close out the Summer Suits we will give them to you for 20 per cent, less han they are . ‘marked, , oe oi “This salé will last until they are all disposed of. They’ must go even if we have to.give them away. We don't. intend.to carry stock over from one year to another. Carter & Johnston, = THE ONE PRICE STORE. Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Buys a pair of those} seme CREB Ladies Hand Turned Lace Shoes: 4 he style. To be f rm 45 “ Le 1 NS * A AAFP Qe fl ——Hih = ome =)" @ . al Tyr . 4 a N ) 4 iW w FoLe zs Nevada City's Hands WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilae do Perse loo Cream It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as you have a taste to be gratified and appealed to, In all probabilty, ycu will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be Just about right, stylish shapes in White, Nile G Chick -and Lace. Straw ONE-HALF the regular prices, duced to 35 cents, worth 50 cents, which we Tremendous Inducements offered in LIN MILLIVERY During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed REE. We have just purchased at a har gain 20 dozen of the most reen, Lavender and Black Hats, which we offer at just about 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent 6 dozen Leghorn Hats—ReBroad Brim Sailors, in black, are selling for 15 cents, omest_Fstishment, Cargo of Fruit ? If not, we will tell you. A twelve-horse team will arrive at Shurtleff & Son's store on Wednesday afternoon with ten tons of watermelons and fruits of all kinds, which must be disposed of on their arrival, wholesale or retail. The articles will be first~ class in every respect and will be sold at the lowest prices, Now, don’t you forget it— Wednesday afternoon. jy22-2¢ Hires’ Root Boer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtLfal summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, Bill of Fare Changed. Iti rather late for tripe, so J. J, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded fo introduce to his éustomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, jas Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros. tf. Don’t almost kiji yourself by viok at pure gatives. Take Simmons: Liver Regulator, ° ee nA In all the fi there and ‘see ‘em.” in iB tn gaat just fly up pe ‘Tartar Powder. ea @ Years the Standard. . daylords. . 2 ; see : ee as ose @ mild laxative. of Fine Cassimere Clay Worsted Trousers. you can see them as you pass, DOWN BE a aeneeeeaesmrensmen ensenaien That is what we have marked about two hundred pairs » Flannel and Fancy Worsted We have also stacked them up near the door way so OWN PRICES TF All that we ask is that yo The price—well, the less for you will think we are joshing 3. Ex. We will give you a chance-that comes but rarely, by are finely tailored, new patterns and goods not to be equalled, But just step in and ask the price on these goods and if it don’t stagger you we will quit, u will step in and see them. we say about that the better Y . Handmade Cuban Process, —— THE : WOODPECKER Nn Honest Havana Cigar. = Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Manufactured by , William CGifin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND, ) . -NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ee = 4 ’ ree ‘ ] fr a al 3 asta . a : P. s+ / ad

aul St JULY 25, '93 ore WILL RECOVER. David Matteson, Who Was Seriously Hurt in fotel. Massachusetts, Is Doing Nicely. . A private letter received here from Harry e258 P. Stow of Forbestown, written on the z1st, Biv states that he has received a telégram from Efe “Roy Johnson which says that David Matte+ 37% son will recover from the injury he. re125 ; ceived at Lee, Massachusetts, on the 1 37% ie 6th of this month. We learn from the let1 00 ’ ter that David was visiting a friend named 100 Ned Murphy, at Lee, and that on the day hon of the accident the boys were out riding on 1 00 their bicycles, when Dave had a fall which ' @0 rendered him unconscious. He was deaf in 1 00 the right ear and the accident injured the 1 00 other ear so that at present he is atone £00 deaf. Mr. Stow writes: “He has the bé.t £00: 100 _ eres } mew wm ew eM KM NM ew eof o0 of ssssesssssss HE GRANSGRIP isa hellvy discharge” “of “bloody “tiatter aainiamedmmmemeiaammetos Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. § o Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tarms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PaIp IN aD-~ VANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. TUESDAY EVENING, physicians, among them an_ear—specialist. —— ‘inson's Daughter, and Her Esca pea a who thinks he will recover his hearing. He says he has a slight fracture-of the base of the skull through the internal ear. There Five handsome blouses for three are the center aré heads showing front PRETTY BLOUSES AND COIFFURES. The two at the right and left with wide revers are martini eee scomPanying. picture. uaint and stylish grat a to please the most exactin, side views of the latest Parisian coiffure. are particularly fetching, and the remain. ing summer girl. In THE KIDNAPPING CASE. ) oo Full Particulars of the Stealing of T. J. Rob. a About 9 o’clock last night Under Sheriff through the crack of the ‘skull; which is gradually lessening. He has the best of care. We telegraphed for them to eniploy 8 professional nurse, and besides’ Murphy’s mother is visiting him, and she is an old friend of Mrs, Saxby, so he has the care of a mother as it weie.” Kate and Roy left San Francisco Sunday, the 9th, and arrived in Lee the following Friday evening.” . direetion of Smartsville, to which place . suspect. is_said to be-well—armed; having Neagle and Constable Dillon were. notihed that.a suspicious-looking individual, supposed to be the party who attempted to kidnap Supervisor Robinson’s daughter at Penn Valley Sendny night, had just arrived in town, The officers hunted the fellow up but very quickly concluded that he wa: not the man wanted. A good description of the kidnapper has been furnished the officers. Itis supposed that he fled in the Sheriff Douglass went yesterday. The with him two pistols and a knife..-The ‘suspeected—party—is still at” large. Sheriff Douglass returned home lata last night and left again this morning, going 150 Mr. Matteson’s many friends and ac75 quaintanees here will be pleased to learn 125 that he is on the road to recovery and siu 175 cerely hope that he may entirely recover =50‘trom the effects of the accident. — ae . : Ms A LADY, whose hair came out with évery 250 combing, was induced to give Ayer’s Hair 450 Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not 75 only was the loss of hair checked, but a new } and vigorous growth soon succeeded that ? 40 Z 18 which had learACR I a .M¥-wife-curedofmalaria by Sinnnots 75 Liver Regulator.—J. N. Thompson, Pastor M. E. Church, Leigh, Neb; ortion. A Good Performance. The Metropoiitan Dramatic Company, which made its first appearance before a 6. Nevada City audience last evening, gave a very satisfactory rendition of the pleasing OLF. comedy entitled ‘Joshua Whitcomb.” All ay a the characters were well taken, and the + ae play was put on in a very creditable manner, the members of the company making ° & good impression upon the audience by : their clever acting. Tonight the troupe ee Se will give another performance, the play selected being ‘‘The Hidden Hand.” ss BAC AC PS Ree Hanpy for travelers is Simmons Liver rietor, Regulator in powder. It can be carried in the pocket. a, The Insurance. EMPIRE The dwelling house occupied by John ‘wgates Lane and family, on the old Grass Valley road, which was destroy: d by fire the other al aa might, belonged to T. H. Moore of Grass ii aceite Valley and was insured for $400. \ The furnod style niture, clothing, etc., including a piano and entieman new parlor set, were insured for $760. In ale ee addition to losing the furniture. Mrs. Lane : lost a considerable amount of millinery goodmpn which there was no insurance. cs nett To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmons Liver RegulaCal. tor, It Should Be ia Every House. J, B. Wilson, 361 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Cough and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport,’ Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.,. Drug Store Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Attempted Burglary. Between 12 and 1 o’clock last night a burglar attempted to break into Mrs. Jonathan Clark’s house on Piety Hill, The scoundrel tried to get into F. E. Wadaworth’s bedroom, but the automatic roller sent the window shade up with a bang that awakened Wadsworth and frightened the burglar at the same time. As the nimble editor bounded from his couch and grabbed wildly for his ‘‘shooting stick ” the other fellow *‘ made-up ” his ‘‘ form” and skipped out. ; -—DMPRICES : : GP aronter E, DF R ‘and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bit. Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on back to Smartaville. He gives the following particulars of the-affair: : The family, with the exception of Supervisor Robinson, ‘who returned from San Francisco Sunday at noon, had been at chiireh. Cornelia, a girl of twelve years of age, with her little sisters, ran ahead of the older folks and got home about ten’ minutes ahead of them. She saw a light in the house and supposed that her father had got. home sooner than he expected to, aud ran in the house to greet him. Instead she found a man dirk ia hand and pistol in the other. He told her to “look down the barrel of the pistol,’’ but the brave little girl said she would not do it, : “If you scream I'l shoot you,” were the next words of the wretch. ‘I come here to kill your —old father, and I intend to kill the rest of the Boa d for offering a.reward for the arrest of Frederickson, . ‘I am the man that killed Pascoe myself.” He then put a cloth in the girls mouth so she could not speak, threw a barley sack over her head and tied it around her waist. He then took the girl about 500 yards froin the house and threw her into a pile of brash. The scamp then seated himself upon a rock to rest. By this time the fulks had got home and made a search for Cornelia, but nowhere could she be found. The screams of the girl frightened the villain and he grabbed for the child, catching hold of the sack which he had placed over. her head, and pulled it com. pletely off. The girl then ran away and the villain went off in anoth.r direction, The girl arr'ved home after her terrible experience uninjured. A number of armed men went out in pursuit of the wreteh but he was not to be found. The general supposition is that the man is insane and had wandered to the Superviser’s house, and finding no one there took possession of it, and when the girl arrived took & notion in his head to carry the girl away. From his description the people down there say he had never been seen in that part of the county before. ; What De You Take Medicine for? Beoause you are sick and want to get well, or because you wish to prevent illness. Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla cunzs all diseases caused by impure blood, Purely vegetable— Hoon’s Prris—250, Specimen Cases. 8. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terrible reduced in flesh ters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill., had a running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and ‘seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, his leg, doctors said he wasindurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arniva Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Ain’t They Nice? ~ “What are you talking about?” “I wes only just saying that Geo. C. Gaylord re-~ ceived today the nicest let of table luxuries ever brought to Nevada City.” “Ob, I'll ; County. State. Allison Ranch.. . $37 50 $60 Birchville .. :° ek oo 80 Bear River..., 25 40 Bear Valley... 17 50 28 Blue Tent.... 35 : 56] RM iG cues eo 30 48 Central.. .:... 22 50 36 Chalk Bluff.. .. 97 50 156 Cherokee...., 30 48 Clear Creek.. .,. 25 40 Columbia —Hill-90 : 144) . Forest Springs.. 67.50 108 French Corral.. 60 96 Graniteville ... 60 96 Greeley.. . {vcse 40 64 Grass Valley...: 2185 3496 Indian Flat.... 30 ae . Indian Springs.....52-50 84 ron Mountaim.. 22 50 36 Kentucky Flat.. 37 50 60 RakO Citys 5: 15 o 6924 Liberty Hill.. ., 32 50 52 Lime Kith>. 32 50 52 Montezuma. .. .. 20 32 Maybert ..... 27 50 44 Magnolia .... 37 50 60 Mariposa..... 40 ~ 64 Mooney BLT ieee 55 ; 88 a re Fist. : : ss. 17 OO: 124 evada.,.. coxa: 2UOO 1952 SCHOOL MONEY, Tho Sum of $15,366 Apportioned fo the Vari io Schools of Nevada County. ~ Weare indebted to County Superintend— ent W. J. Regers for the following table of moneys apportioned to the various school districts of the county : North San Juan.. 140 224 North Bloomfield.. 175 280 North Star.... 42 50 68 abled iin, ac 180 288 Pleasant Ridge.. 20 32 Pleasant Valley.. 45 ach ee Quaker Hill, ..;, 16 24 Rough and Ready. 75 120 Relet Hill.. 24%, ; 37 50 60 Speneeville ...,. 27 50 bb ~ebastopol,.... 50 80 Sweetland.... 57 50 92 Truckee. .,.. 237 50 380 Union Hill.... 77 50 124 Washington ... gO 64 Willow Valley.. 37 50 60

WOE foitg So cate wo 30 48 Total ..,.. $5,910 $y,456 Dangerously Sick. William T. Morgan of this city is dangerously sick at Oakland, at the home of his wife’s sister, Mrs. H. G. Parsons. Mr, vlorgan has been in poor health for some time, and several days ago went to Seig'er Springs, Lake county, hoping to recuperate, The dootor there informed Mr. Morgan after he had been at the Springs three or four days that he was getting worse and had better go home, He went to Oakland and soon after arriving wag7taken seriously ill, His wife was sent forand left here on the 5:55 train last evening. At 10 Pp. m, David Morgan went to Colfax by private conveyance to connect with the next train. It is feared that the sick man cannot recover, He is suffering from heart disease, complicated with a dropsical affection, Tt was reported last night that a dispatch had been received stating Mr, Morgan was dying. Today there was a rumor that he was dead. Both reports were untrue. +8. ~ABLLO, THERE. Have You Heard About Shurtleff & Son's Big A LEVEL-HEADED MAN. — A Good! Suggestion From Depaty District Attorney Riley. The following we find in the Un‘o:, and be acted upon immediately : Ep. Untox:—The recent criminal occur rences in. this section demonstrate conclusively that there should be. better means of communication between the various parts of the county,as a preliminary to better policeing. At present a great portion of the county is practically cut off from the cities during most of the twenty-four hours, and especially at night, -the time most favorable tor the perpetration® of crime. The means cf conveying intelligence is absolutely wretched, and in connection with the kidnapping at Indian Springs Sunday night, the officers were compelled to go to another vounty in order to telegraph to the large towns, Twenty-three Constables, City Marshals and Sheriffs cannot be expected to properly police a county sixty-five miles long and as large as the State of Rhode Island, unless their work is supplemented by all modern Means of overtaking and apprehending criminals, The Supervisors should at’ once place a telephone in tlie Sheriff's office at the Court House. That office is open night and day, arid with the proposed introduction of telephones in the large and small towns the convenience and benefit will soon be appreciated. The econonty of having communitimes is apparent to all. ; : P. T. Rivery. An important meeting of Y. M. I., No. 30, will be held on Friday evening, Jily 28th. Election of delegates to the” Grand ‘Council, and other iinportant ‘business will be transacted. Every member is requested to be present. f James M. Fouzy, P. Cart Scnemrr, Sec’y, td EDEN C= ee OE Ice! Ice} The Union Tee-Company is now prepared to furnish pure. mountain Iee-inquantities to: suit, and delivered to any part of Nevada City. . Orders left at the Iee House, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— { Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., . 106 Wall St., N. Y, the suggestion made by Mr. Riley should . .’ cation with the county seat—possible_at all . a ner They are right in had only at WEBBER’S. THE CIRCUS COMING, Washburn’s Great Shows Are on Their Way Hero. —_-+Leon W. Washburn’s Combined Circus, Congress of Living Wonders will be here soon. Reports from all quarters pronounce the above shows the: leaders in tented amusements and cannot fail to interest the masses. That it possesses many rare anionly real aquatic show. of sea animals, a great hippodrome, a double circus and many. phenomenal living wonders is without question. Its career has been a triumphal success. It is enthusiastically received and iminensely patronized everywhere it spreads its tents, and it is'said to give more and better show than any other organization in America, The newspapers are unanimous in_ its praise. A grand outpouring of the populace here on show day may be looked for. . . eS 3 KARL'S CLOVE® ROOT will purity your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as.a bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. Menagerie, Hippodrome, Wild West_ and . . mals never before seen in this country, the . stock “of Groceéries, orders for Shakes and direct from the big sugar orchards of E A POT Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the aon, ae Of the Rainbow. We are all AFTER I 3 _— Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. Also leave your Wood. We import our Maple Sugar astern Canada, Hay, Grain, i cememenemmmaeeed Begin to Get Ric By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas’ Ciitioes, Butter, @heese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of ter, Nuts, Ete., at the : ey Canned Gdods, Candies, PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices, THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Miss Dama In Danger of Consumption “TI was sick and discouraged when lcalled on the village doctor. He" intimated I had consumption and would not-live long. Ide Hood’s Cures cided to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I am now well and hearty.’ Miss DAMA Mow. Fit; Box 73, Ashmore, Tlitols, r Hood’s Pills act casily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels, The parents or guardians of 500 boys, from 4-to-15 years old, -have an Opportunity of saving from $1 to $3 in purchasing Suits for their sons or wards. We have —marked—dewn—that-number” of “the best — Clothing for the little fellows, We don't intend to carry them over for next ‘season. ‘The prices they are marked will ‘insure’ their sale. Our Men's Light Suits are also marked down. As you all know our goods are marked in plain figures and in order to close out the Summer Suits we will give them to you for 20 per cent, less han they are . ‘marked, , oe oi “This salé will last until they are all disposed of. They’ must go even if we have to.give them away. We don't. intend.to carry stock over from one year to another. Carter & Johnston, = THE ONE PRICE STORE. Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Buys a pair of those} seme CREB Ladies Hand Turned Lace Shoes: 4 he style. To be f rm 45 “ Le 1 NS * A AAFP Qe fl ——Hih = ome =)" @ . al Tyr . 4 a N ) 4 iW w FoLe zs Nevada City's Hands WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilae do Perse loo Cream It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as you have a taste to be gratified and appealed to, In all probabilty, ycu will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be Just about right, stylish shapes in White, Nile G Chick -and Lace. Straw ONE-HALF the regular prices, duced to 35 cents, worth 50 cents, which we Tremendous Inducements offered in LIN MILLIVERY During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed REE. We have just purchased at a har gain 20 dozen of the most reen, Lavender and Black Hats, which we offer at just about 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent 6 dozen Leghorn Hats—ReBroad Brim Sailors, in black, are selling for 15 cents, omest_Fstishment, Cargo of Fruit ? If not, we will tell you. A twelve-horse team will arrive at Shurtleff & Son's store on Wednesday afternoon with ten tons of watermelons and fruits of all kinds, which must be disposed of on their arrival, wholesale or retail. The articles will be first~ class in every respect and will be sold at the lowest prices, Now, don’t you forget it— Wednesday afternoon. jy22-2¢ Hires’ Root Boer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtLfal summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, Bill of Fare Changed. Iti rather late for tripe, so J. J, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded fo introduce to his éustomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, jas Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros. tf. Don’t almost kiji yourself by viok at pure gatives. Take Simmons: Liver Regulator, ° ee nA In all the fi there and ‘see ‘em.” in iB tn gaat just fly up pe ‘Tartar Powder. ea @ Years the Standard. . daylords. . 2 ; see : ee as ose @ mild laxative. of Fine Cassimere Clay Worsted Trousers. you can see them as you pass, DOWN BE a aeneeeeaesmrensmen ensenaien That is what we have marked about two hundred pairs » Flannel and Fancy Worsted We have also stacked them up near the door way so OWN PRICES TF All that we ask is that yo The price—well, the less for you will think we are joshing 3. Ex. We will give you a chance-that comes but rarely, by are finely tailored, new patterns and goods not to be equalled, But just step in and ask the price on these goods and if it don’t stagger you we will quit, u will step in and see them. we say about that the better Y . Handmade Cuban Process, —— THE : WOODPECKER Nn Honest Havana Cigar. = Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Manufactured by , William CGifin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND, ) . -NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ee = 4 ’ ree ‘ ] fr a al 3 asta . a : P. s+ / ad