July 28, 1891 (4 pages)

HERE AND THERE. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW. L, §. CALKINS AND WM, ,GIFFIN. . 4 gure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. PERSONAL MENTION. "THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Es SZ aris. AUN ss, Liberal shard 25 entrance ; $10 One mile and reorse $50. r olds, 5-8 of a rse $50; maidens 0 added ; second $25 entrance ; and repeat, $50 fa mile and re» 850. One mile. $5 mnt. and repeat. $25 ) entrance ; $10 5 to enter and 3 a 5 to fill by the © Published Eve: ~ Month; $6 a Year. “Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Evening Except’ Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. ee Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a TUESD EVENING, JULY 28, 1891. TTL LT If WARNING TO CAMPERS, Damages by Fire Where Done by Care1 is a Misd . One of the amended sfatutes of the last session of the Legislature provides a severe penalty for setting fires without due precaution to prevent the destruction of property, and if the Act is strictly obeyed there will less damage to grain fields. The Act not only applies to those camping out, but to all persons who start a fire that causes damage as will be seen’ by the following: “Every person whostarts a fire in haye stubble, or grass, without first carefully providing, by plowing or otherwise, for the keeping of said fire within and. upon which it is started or set out; and by reason of non~providing of said barrier any property of any adjoining contiguous resident or owner is-injured, damaged or destroyed, is guilty of a misdemeanor.” Resigned. Geo, Nivens, who hasbeen the faithful telegraph man for a long time, has resigned his position as operator for the Western Union Telegraph-Company. He left on the train today to take a. position in one of the Southern -Pacifie— R. -R. Co.'s offices, . The many friends of George sin‘cerely regret his departure, but yet they do not blame him for packing up his wearing apparel and seeking employment elsewhere. The bloated monopoly changed the telegraph office here from a salaried to a small commissioned office—and that is why George seeks pastures new. —— Who Has That Dog? Last Sunday morning, while Preacher Chisholm was attending to his religious duties Yn the Church, his little black and tan pup either strayed away upon his own responsibility, or some one stole him. ‘Who has ‘got that dog? He is wanted at his home. If he was stolen the thief had better hring him back. _ If the animal strayed away a reward will be paid for his return. The pup must be -forthcoming. een I ec em A Big Ledge. : M. M. Cole, at Washington Creek, 14 miles above the town of Washington, has struck a 20-foot ledge. Various assays have been made of the rock, and they show beyond a doubt that it will mill not less than $5 per ton. Considering . the extent of the ledge and the low cost of working it, the strike is regarded as-very mportant. —_——_—__—_~-~@e2———_—-~ Going Before‘the Board. There is an ordinance against using terra cotta pipes in any dwelling or businéas placoin this city, but no one pays the least attention to the aforesaid ordinance. Several dwetlings have been destroyed on account of the terra cotta pipes, and we understand that'the insurance . companies, through their local agents, will, at thenext meeting of the Board of City Trustees, ask that the ordinance be rigidly enforced. The Lightning Fruit Jar Is generally acknowledged to be the very . best in the market. Legg & Shaw are the sole agents at Nevada City. tf SS — . ? “@ © @ @ @ It Blesses All COFFEE is indigenous to almost all tropical countries having a moist climate. It has become the national drink in every country ‘in which it grows. In none of them does the use of intoxicating liquor largely prevail. _ Coffee has all the good effects of liquor without Its disadvantages. It charms the taste, is appetizing, bracing, cheeringleaves no injurious effects. The best morning bracer ~ the best social drink-is a ‘cup of rich, fragrant, strong coffee made from A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The Westerfield case is the talk of the ey town. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor N. 8. G W., tonight. (This kind of weather is making it very _. lively. for the dealers in fresh meat. C.:E., Wilde has opened his new barber shop on Broad Street. He calls it ‘The Windsor.” A very: pretty name. The ‘smoke of distant forest fires has been noticeable for several days, but apparently the fires are not extensive. It was reported yesterday that E. H. Fowler, the enterprising young merchant of Rough and Ready, was dying of: typhoid fever. Wm. Moore & Co, have purchased the sovernor Thompson gravel mine, on Jefferson Hill, and they are doing well. They are running off the top dirt and even that pays them good wages. The owners of the German ledge near Washington, are still pushing their tunnel ahead, and expect almost any day to strike the valuable ledge that is known to bein: their ground. ie Bonney & Powell, who make the best soda water of any firm on the Atlantic or Pacific coast, are doing a tremendous business. County Clerk Morgan had twenty-three applications up to 2.r. Mm. today, for the girl who wants a husband. None of the’ applicants happen to suit. him, and the girl is still in the field, so to speak. The ice man, the ice cream ladies and men, the soda men and all other -people who have cool things to dispose of for coin are doing a rushing business. Sunday James Oliver, top boss, who is working at the Omaha mine, fell and broke the small bone of the right arm just above the wrist. A strong vein of quartz is showing in the bottom drift.of the Hermosa mine, Grass Valley;~-and it also shows in. free gold. < ; d Sunday morning Mathew Benoit, of Grass Valley aged about 21. years, was trying to extract a cartridge from.a Winchester rifle, when the cartridge exploded tearing the flesh from the palm of the hand and badly lacerating the cords. The jury in the case‘of Charley Lawrey, the old man charged with stealing chickens at Grass Valley, failed to agree on Saturday » last, standing ten for acquittal and two for, conviction. MeNoughton & Rogers, the owners of the Brandy Flat diggings, near Washington, have just completed laying their ex. tensive pipe, building flumeés, etc. ‘Their ‘millis to be “put in good order, and” as soon.as they can get. water expect to get big returns for their investment. Marion Cannon, ex-County Recorder of this-county,; now-of Ventura; is President of the Farmers’ Alliance of. California, and is working earnestly to promote the growth of the new organization. Mr., Cannon is a man of decision, and will stand up for what he believes to be right against all opposition. Politically he has always been a Democrat. 0 2@e-0—— The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the. material welfare and comfort-of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was--enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Offices For Kent. Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent. tf Don’r tear yourentrails out with pills and purgatives, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. ~-0Oe A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remain healthy and. beautiful she should take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It mparts tone and flush to the skin, strength, vigor and pure blood; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, of either sex. For sale py Carr Bros. Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Surprise Overconies me at seeing you here, Mamie. I heard that you were. prostrated with one of your blinding headaches. True, I was, but a single dose of Cephaline com‘pletely relieved me; Carr Bros, and W. D. Vinton. e@ore French Tansy Wafers. ee The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will United States. He said he believed Harriso can candidate. ‘Mr. Blaine,” he continue the most popular, but still, in my: belief, H about.” land as the Republicans would be for their ie. An interview with Chauncey M. Depew was published in a London paper on Sun. , day morning, July 26th, Depew deprecated the suggestion that he was likely to be the man to champion the Republican cause in the next Presidential election in the. , mwould carry the election as the Republid, ‘* is the strongest. man-politically;-and arrison will be renominated. That is my candidate, : The Westerfield Case. It is expected all the testimony in this celebrated case will be before the jury by Wednesday evening. On Thursday and Friday “the lawyers on both sides will have their big talks, and the probabilities are very strong that the jury will have, a, chance to discuss the matter among them: selves about Saturday. For the sake of the burden-laden taxpayers it is hoped the jury will agree upon a verdict, for in thatevent-the parties interested will have county. A Fine Place.’ James Foley, the famous candy man, is fitting up his new establishment in fine style. Yesterday he received. six -marble-top tables, the ‘Boss Peanut Roaster” and other nice things for the. new stand. The ‘Boss Peanut Roaster’ is something never before seen in this place. It runs like a clock and is really worth one’s while to go and see it. Jimmy will open his new establishment about August Ist. A Party. Says the Telegraph: Miss Daisy Colé lins of Nevada City, who has been visiting in Grass Valley, was tendered a party by her friends one evening the latter part of last week, A very delightful time was enjoyed. Those present were: Misses Lila Samson, Tony Figuroa, Mattie George, Nettie Lewis, Lola Shaver and Bertha Shaver of+Nevada City, Daisy Collins, Emily Collins, Ida Collins, Leslie Lewis, John Tonkin, Fred Samson, Bob. Hillman and John Harris. IANTHIUS J.ROLFE. Before He Bleached His Hair and Whiskers. When this “picture was taken, about thirty years ago, it was a most excellent likeness of the present Secretary of the Seventeenth Agricultural District Association. Time makes wonderful changes —bleaching one’s hair and whiskers makes some difference too. to pay” themr-their~-wages;~and-not~the} THE TRUCKEE CASE. Sensational Dispatch Truckee. An insinuating dispatch was sent to yesterday’s San: Francisco papers from Tmickee relative to the attempt to exhume the Sent From -body of M. Lanahan who was killed some days ago by-one “McDongald: ~The ,at: tempt was frustrated. by an armed man at the grave-who mistook the motive of the exhumation, sraspascics The correspondent of the Associated Press who wrote the article evidently had gald. We learn that it was the. understanding all along that another post mor: tem would have to be made after the examination, as the first one waa no proper autopsy ; but when the Justice. postponed the examination a week, it was decided to hold the post mortem, on account of the hot weather, during the postponement. The antopsy was to be held in the cool of the morning. The’examination was ordered by authority of law, and was perfectly proper, so attorneyssay. It was sought to be done by the Health Officer of Truckee, who is the proper peraon to do 80, : District Attorney Nilon, when questioned about the-article \ this morning, and the proébablé chance of the arrest of_all-the parties connected with the the transaction, laughed, and said, ‘‘I am not trying my case in the news: papers oron the street corners. If any Truckeeite wants to have anybody arreated, “let him crack his whip.” The articleis a characteristic bluff, and does not scare anybody who has his eyes open. ” Old Codgers. Billy Richards was sued the other day by a man named Pett. Richards demandeda jury and Judge Mulloy ordered constable Dillon to go out and ‘‘catch on the wing,” about a dozen men to try the case. Whether it wS a put up job or fiot we do not~know, but we ‘do know that the jury consisted of men, on account of their ages, Wére protected from paying any poll or road taxes. The youngest one was 57 and the qldest 69. Total ages, 770 years, The averagewas 64, © Death of Peter Gallagher. ‘Pete’ Gallagher, known to almost every onc in this city, died at the residence of Henry Grover at about seven o'clock lastevening. He was taken sick about a week ago with congestion of the lungs, which finally turned into brain fever. The funeral will take place from the Catholic Church tomorrow_afternoon at 2 o'clock. : : a 4 oe An Old Lady Dead. Mrs. Honora Mullen, an old-time resident of Grass Valley, died in San FranHe Says Harrison Will be Nominatea and Elected, but Mr. Blaine is the . Social and Other Notes About People Strongest man Politically and the Most Popular. Old and Young. T. J. Lyon of Forest Hill is in town. Miss Minnie Davis of North San Juan is visiting friends at this city. . . ‘EL. Flanagan of San Francisco-came up this morning. Mrs. F. F, Kelley arrived here this morning from Virginia City. F. H. Hodge of San Francisco is here on a visit. Miss Allie Nilon went to San Francisco this morning on a visit to friends. Frank Nilon went to Truckee today. James Melarkey of Chicago was in town today. Charley Klingenspor has opened a new barher shop on Commercial street. Geo D. McLean came up from San Francisco today. Mrs. Jeff Carter left on the train this morning for a visit to San Francisco. Chas. Hill and Butzy Garthe left this morning for Lake Tahoe and other lakes. T. C. Bourn of San Francisco was in town today. J. H. Quick of Badger Hill was in town, last night on his way to San Francisco. C. B. Van Le Euark of San Francisco is spending a few days in town. M, Vaugn’ of Omega was in town yesterday. Mrs. J. M. Currier of North Bloomfield was in town today. W. H. Frye of Maybert came down today. Miss Vivie Rector went to San Francisco this morning. S. F. Souza of Sacramento was in town oday. P. ©. Peterson of San Francisco arived here this morning. : Miss Olsen of Washington is dangerously ill with typhoid fever, at this city. . The only son of John Gassner,, formerdecided opinion, no matter whatcandidates ‘other than Harrison may be spoken ly of this city, died at Glroy last week. Sam Casper and family arrived here ‘When asked who the Democrats were likely to nominate, Depew, premising that Monday. he spoke a year in advance of the nomination, said he believéd Cleveland was the most likely candidate, but that’ the Democrats would not be as unanimous for Cleve. of C. E. Fry, agent for. Hall, Luhrs & Co., Sacramento, is in town. . Miss Hattie Hook went below yeaterday. : Miss Nannie Fowler has gone to North San Juan to pay her uncle, James Chisholm, a visit. —~ ’ Miss Eliza Wesley_of North.San Juan is visiting the family of Rey. John Chisholm, M. P. Williams, who has been living at Seattle, Washington, is expected home soon On W Visit” to his parentg at French Corral. Henry German, North San Juan; came over to the county seat on Monday .and returned home the same day. B. H. Miller and~his daughter, Miss et ; ‘a big interest in the acquittal of McDon. Flora, went fo the Bay: by this morning’s early train, . » Theodore Schwartz, who has been ill, very ill with fever. Mrs. Kitty Williamson, of San Francisco, sister of.the late Peter Gallagher, ar~ rived here on this morning’s train. J.G. Mather, the homely looking superintendent of the North Bloomfield mine, is eating his regular meals at the National. Mrs, P. Lund of North Bloomfield, who has been on a visit to San Francisco, arrived here this morning on her way home. J. B.Lithgow, one of Washington townships most popular men, was in town yesterday. Frank G. Beatty caine up on this morn: ing’s train to testify in the Westerfield case. Elam Biggs, of Grass Valley returned from Soda Springs, Placer county, on this morning’s train. ey Mrs. E: J. Rector and.children went to San Francisco this morning. The old man went as far as Colfax with them. (Mrs. 8S. L. Jones, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. W. W. Livermore, of Helena, Montana, arrived Saturday evening on a visit to Mrs. 8, J. Allen, Fred Eilerman was elected Chief Engineer and John F. Hook Assistant Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, on Monday evening last. : John Swart, one of the best photographers on the coast,, after a few weeks absence in the mountains, has returned home. : 4 Mrs. A. Harrigon and Peter W, Hatrison, of, New Orleans, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nilon, left this morning for San. Frandisco, They will visit Chicago and St. Louis before returning home. f The families of Mr. and Mra, Trenberth Mrs. ‘Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Menhenett and others went to Blue Tent yesterday and hrd afine picnic, The day was spent in games and fishing. Mrs. A. J. Webster of Wheatland was known in Nevadw City to. many people, who will be surprised to learn that she is now Mrs. Mary Worrin, having been quietly married in Sacramento last May. Mra. Elijah Booth left here Saturday morning fora visit to Sacramento, San Francisco and, other places, She will be gone several weeks. Chris Ippensen, who has been employed is much better, and now has a young son . The Engine of the N.C. N. Gi R. R. Co. Hauls Calkins Home. L. 8. Calkins arrived on this morning’s train from San Francisco. He came back as usual, dead-broke. The above picture represents Calkins and . Giffin discussing a great question—the next prize fight. 2 Death of T. J. Kelly. On Friday evening T. J. Kelly died at hishome in San Francisco. Mr. Kelly has for years carried on a wholesale liquor busitiess in San Francisco and traveled extensively through the Northern part of the State in the interests of his house. Deceased was well-known in this city. He was a native of Scotland and was 73 years of age. o> The New Operator. Miss Lizzie Robinson, of Grass Valley, has been appointed telograph operator for the Western Union in this city. Miss Robinson is very highly spoken of as a lady and operator, and will unquestionably give the best of satisfaction to ou people, os Leg Broken. One day last week a little boy named er, John German, at San Juan, had his leg broken by being thrown from a buggy while on the road between Sebastopol. and San Juan. Dr. Stotlar was called in and set the leg. Afterwards Dr. Jones of Grass Valley was sent for in consultation, who came, pronounced Dr. Stotlar's treatment correct and went home. The little boy is getting along as well as can be expected. i : ae Relief Hill. ate This place is said to be one of the busiest in the county—-for its size. The drift miners are all doing remarkably well, and there is not an idle man in the camp. f ———___________.] WARM Weatlier often catises extreme tired feeling and: debility, andin” the weakened condition'of the system, <iseases arising from impure blood are liable to appear. To gain strength, to overcome disease, and to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. _—_—E Cc. E WILDE a now opened his new Barber Shop, “THE WINDSOR.’’. ef A specialty will be made of the lateat style of Pompadour Hair Cutting. Especial attention given to work for Ladies and Children. Batli-rooms will soon be opened in connection with the Shop. Order of Sale of Real Estate. N the Superior Court, of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of John C. Piper, deceased. . ‘ otice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the he ae r Court of the county of Nevada, State of California, made on the 27th day of July, 1891, in the matter of the estate of John C, Piper, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of said estate will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, gold:coin, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on Saturday, the 22d day of August, 1891, at the front door of the Court House, in Nevada City, in the said county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said John ©. Piper, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate.has by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said John C, ah pe at the time of his death, in and to all those cer-. tain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate and being in the said county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as iollows : North half of North West Quarter, South West Quarter of North West Quarter, and: North West Quarter of South West Quarter of Section Eight; T. 16, N. of R. 7B, M, D. M Terma and Conditions of Sale :—Cash, gold coin of the U. 8:; 10 per cent. of the purchase money to be paid to the under. signed, said Administrator, on the day of a balance on confirmation of sale by said Court, Deed at expense of purcha, ser. GEO, C. SHAW, Administrator of the Estate of John ©, Piper, deceased. Dated July 27th, 1891. P. F. Simonds, ‘Atty for Adm’r. J away the stone.” 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 City. tf Certainties. “The continual dropping of water wears So continual headache wears away the brain forces. And itis equally as true that Cephaline-wears away headache, and that quickly. For sale by W. D. Vinton or Carr Bros. reo Tux circulation of the blood—quickened and enriched—bears life and energy to every portion of the body; ‘appetite returns; the hour of rest brings with it sound repose. This can be secured by taking Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla, For sale by Carr Bros. —--——.-0 6 e-e-—-~ Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: . “Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my-Lungs;-cough set in--and finally terminated in Consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. . I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God I am now a well and hearty woman.” — Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore, regular ize, 50 cents and. . $1.00, LOOK! eo Write Us, oF” The beat Salve in the world for Cuts, . __ The East India cure for these awful} Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe: habits can be given without the patient’s ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. Tt ia: naranteed to give. perfect satisfac. tion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor For saleat Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, a20ly Tue most delicious thing to be had in town is. Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Water. té wii Flour 62.90 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1.} At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf yee Reman All Run Down From the weakening effects of weather, by hard work, or from fliness, you need a good tonie and. purifier like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. have never tried this peculiar medicine, eo now. It will give you strength appetite, purify and vitalize your blood. “LT have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigestion, restleseness.in the night, and in the morning I would get up with a very Tired Feeling. all it is recommended to be.’ “TI have used Hood’s. Sarsaparilia ae a blood purifier and am well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wm. G. Wumnrm, or-. ganist, St. Mary's Church, Detroit, Mieh. “My daughter received much benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilia as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rav. F. H. Apams, New Hartford, Ot. ' Hood’s Sarsapariiia Gold by druggists. gl; six for 96. Prepared by ©. 1. HOOD & 0O., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase. \ 100 Doses One Dollar @ LOOK! & ay wana Largest Manufactory in the City. RETAIL & WHOLESALE PUREST Cive'Us a Call. The Superior Candy Factory, J. M. FOLEY, 5 and 7 Commercial at., Nevada City. There is nothing more re freshing in hot weather thai Iced Tea, But it takes fine Tea to stand the test of Ice, MW seems to bring out the bite Voruees and objectionable foac tures of poor tea. It is conser, tial therefore that the Tea thould be PURE. With a market flooded with green teas, all of Which are artifici ally colored, and black teas, the cheaper grades of which are often both colored and adulterated, the difficulty in procuring PURE Tea begins to be understood. i Tt was to meet the demand for an absolutely PURE TEA at a moderate price that Beech’s Tea was placed before the public, Being the PURE uncolored leaf, it is different you ever used, It-is neither a green or black, simply natural leaf, that draws a canary color, sweet and of a delightful fragrance. It stands equally well the test of the teapot and the ice pitcher. 60 cents a pound. Sold only in pound packas ges. Thos. SGhuxrtlett Is the Sole Agent for Nevada City. Rock Creek Sav ill and Lumber Co, My icti thl M. L, &,D. MARSH, Proprietor. the right to trot remove all obstructions to the monthly canaiienaiiesmeniamtl 5 pn ta ia yd ‘ug ‘ : : aa , Prop i i . Th cisco on Sunday . C) reac by Wm. Giffin for some time past, and Y ey TGR page ppt aspen accented le a ews tee : the ripe old age of 84 years. Her re-}an ex-member of the queer seven, has LEDDY’S y ARIETY. STORE Rock Creek. Office and Yards.,. Boulder st., Nevada City, Cal hear ay reid el used safely, Manufactured by the Emer-. . We offer One Hundved Dollars reward . mains were brought up toGrass Valley on . gone to Auburn to organize-a side degree , MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS 18 one-third to the « Schilling’s Best son Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, . for any case of Catarrh that cannot be this morning’strain. \ there, : . AnD FLOORING, RUSTIO, gs anit Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, tf . cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Ey Morris and Charles Gallagher, of Vir-. 99 R “CANDY FACTORY SIDING, LATHES, A ccept when conRY IT. If have not already . SS . F. W. Cheney, & Co., Prop’s., Toledo, O,. Twar tired feeling is entirely overcome . ginia City arrived here on this morning's PIONEE 9 ; SHAKES, SHINGLES, es ~ you. In strength = richness-flavorW. Cheney for the past 15 years, and be. appetite, rouses theliver, cures headache, . count of the serious illness of their brothon lucie ing Crm oven, 1 , and to PA ts ea Try it yourself lieve him perfectly“honorable in all busi. and gives renewed strength and vigor to . er, Peter (Gallagher, who died before their COMMERCIAL Bue is ITY CAL a dh simak. dey — pie have your Srtendé try it. You ness transactions, Pon peel ~ to aa hageh ue sure to —* arrival, ay shure AND VEGETABLES Kept constantly on hand or made to order, ; ; e) of it. carry out any obligations made by their saparilla, which is peculiar to itself. Installation, " . the race will will man us for telling you ¥ aa: nee CO ) Reagan somes ? y BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER i Ge Ads por ~. DON'T nate 8 ott. tatd West & Tavax, Wholesale Druggists, beapeeat Br gape laren nig mene — payne — A Specialty. ! Bib = * to be just i eman e 5 : a , Jnly 26, ‘ o, 48, I, 0. 0. F., oomfield, . F : i amerenes standard, SCHILLING’S BEST, and se he tone: tide o. Mane Rogersa ton, a — He 4 were installed on Saturday evening last ee W411 orders, large or allem, are given immediate and personal attention. see that you get it. ; Hall’s Catarrh Cwe ta adied internals! cite’ Mettelinnd aaoa. @ wife of . by D. D. G. M., J. B. Lithgow: ©.W. A Complete stock of CIGARS, TO. es ly, acting directly upon the blood and. At Nevada City, July 9%, to the wife of { Williams, N. G.; John McKinney, V. BACCOS, and SMOKERS’ af E A 8} A Cc a E Ot Any Kind or oe : ay; cients marteden: OL eh ane teal . e eee Gj tohe Baetewlh. Teseart fs He Vie MATERIALS, me From Any, Conse et f : 6 ; 3 eeepc peer maeonmretanciiearntonre R. 8. N. G.3 3. 8 Lands . : . Vas monials sent free. Price 75 cents per botjzard, R, LB foee ung, meres . Infrom 3 to 30 minutes, with mens. owned in Teas, Coffee, Splocs, Extracts, tle, Sold by all Druggists, tf DIED. . 8. N,G. ; J. Shomber, C. ; Chas. Penrose, . Eyoryihingin the Line of NOTIONS ze CURED Certainity and Bafety, no matter, . UN Your grocer has them. Sold ie Bott In Nevade City, July 27, Peter Gallagher, . W. ; A: Rouch,R. 8. V, G. ; J. Harker, AND TOY3, Ci) f ta es for vale on the ian only in alrtight packages, Tost A pisonpgRED condition of the stomapes & years, 6 manihs and? cays, L. 8. V. & G. Roberts, B.S, 8. ; T. 25> of how long standing, by using * v : Bae ake eae ‘ {The funeral will take place from St. “1. 8.8. ; H. P, Larsen, 0. G. Sere: pe ‘A * PENDLETON’S ay gon than: strancth and flavor. 06 ach or malaria in the system -will proms Peterson, 1. 8 ¢ ted This is the Original S , Rev, J. W. N he office, Nevada eee: ae we luce sick headache. You can remove this peseey ee ee aa on. p, Penvose, I.G. After the installation i oe Jitig) CHLUEBRATED er eee ne, Seer , Lf vp ‘kins De 2 aM 1g Wednesday, July 29, at 2 0 PM, . g supper was served at Landsburg’s ; f : ae Tux most refreshing a an . Absolutely Pure. . ae iy Ba king z ae Friends and acquaintances are respectful: -— eecl tas lacked Wate Gi eae PION ph CAMOY: FACTORY. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Motiey Refunded! wall py chanpent drial, -ranine® i * Baki oie Lae ’ ly invited to attend the funeral. ] resent informs the SCRIPT man Cc a ae aeaty; . ‘Ten Conta for Trial Bo'tle, or One Dollar for Full size. ” made by Carr Bros. ‘tt . A Gream of Tartgr Baking Powder.—. .onts per vial. Sold by Carr Bros. er amrcmer omnes pen tae ait One trial of our confectionery'w Cents ae me entiation oe oh ae ee igs «. qutgeeeeteeeemeceeeticeeeemmmeemmns . UG! Vis {PPO tains, and the party . Counce you that it is equal to the! CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE COMPANY, Reno, Nevapa.” ayn Sehilling’s Best, Highest leavening stpongth—. 4 .Tiiy White” Flour and keep! Yon Ouam Sopa Waranet Carr Bro's. . wasthe jollicet ono he had attended in. "ese made anywhere, ; Es i i. THOMAS LEDPY, Prepri:ter, W. D. 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HERE AND THERE. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW. L, §. CALKINS AND WM, ,GIFFIN. . 4 gure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. PERSONAL MENTION. "THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Es SZ aris. AUN ss, Liberal shard 25 entrance ; $10 One mile and reorse $50. r olds, 5-8 of a rse $50; maidens 0 added ; second $25 entrance ; and repeat, $50 fa mile and re» 850. One mile. $5 mnt. and repeat. $25 ) entrance ; $10 5 to enter and 3 a 5 to fill by the © Published Eve: ~ Month; $6 a Year. “Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Evening Except’ Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. ee Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a TUESD EVENING, JULY 28, 1891. TTL LT If WARNING TO CAMPERS, Damages by Fire Where Done by Care1 is a Misd . One of the amended sfatutes of the last session of the Legislature provides a severe penalty for setting fires without due precaution to prevent the destruction of property, and if the Act is strictly obeyed there will less damage to grain fields. The Act not only applies to those camping out, but to all persons who start a fire that causes damage as will be seen’ by the following: “Every person whostarts a fire in haye stubble, or grass, without first carefully providing, by plowing or otherwise, for the keeping of said fire within and. upon which it is started or set out; and by reason of non~providing of said barrier any property of any adjoining contiguous resident or owner is-injured, damaged or destroyed, is guilty of a misdemeanor.” Resigned. Geo, Nivens, who hasbeen the faithful telegraph man for a long time, has resigned his position as operator for the Western Union Telegraph-Company. He left on the train today to take a. position in one of the Southern -Pacifie— R. -R. Co.'s offices, . The many friends of George sin‘cerely regret his departure, but yet they do not blame him for packing up his wearing apparel and seeking employment elsewhere. The bloated monopoly changed the telegraph office here from a salaried to a small commissioned office—and that is why George seeks pastures new. —— Who Has That Dog? Last Sunday morning, while Preacher Chisholm was attending to his religious duties Yn the Church, his little black and tan pup either strayed away upon his own responsibility, or some one stole him. ‘Who has ‘got that dog? He is wanted at his home. If he was stolen the thief had better hring him back. _ If the animal strayed away a reward will be paid for his return. The pup must be -forthcoming. een I ec em A Big Ledge. : M. M. Cole, at Washington Creek, 14 miles above the town of Washington, has struck a 20-foot ledge. Various assays have been made of the rock, and they show beyond a doubt that it will mill not less than $5 per ton. Considering . the extent of the ledge and the low cost of working it, the strike is regarded as-very mportant. —_——_—__—_~-~@e2———_—-~ Going Before‘the Board. There is an ordinance against using terra cotta pipes in any dwelling or businéas placoin this city, but no one pays the least attention to the aforesaid ordinance. Several dwetlings have been destroyed on account of the terra cotta pipes, and we understand that'the insurance . companies, through their local agents, will, at thenext meeting of the Board of City Trustees, ask that the ordinance be rigidly enforced. The Lightning Fruit Jar Is generally acknowledged to be the very . best in the market. Legg & Shaw are the sole agents at Nevada City. tf SS — . ? “@ © @ @ @ It Blesses All COFFEE is indigenous to almost all tropical countries having a moist climate. It has become the national drink in every country ‘in which it grows. In none of them does the use of intoxicating liquor largely prevail. _ Coffee has all the good effects of liquor without Its disadvantages. It charms the taste, is appetizing, bracing, cheeringleaves no injurious effects. The best morning bracer ~ the best social drink-is a ‘cup of rich, fragrant, strong coffee made from A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The Westerfield case is the talk of the ey town. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor N. 8. G W., tonight. (This kind of weather is making it very _. lively. for the dealers in fresh meat. C.:E., Wilde has opened his new barber shop on Broad Street. He calls it ‘The Windsor.” A very: pretty name. The ‘smoke of distant forest fires has been noticeable for several days, but apparently the fires are not extensive. It was reported yesterday that E. H. Fowler, the enterprising young merchant of Rough and Ready, was dying of: typhoid fever. Wm. Moore & Co, have purchased the sovernor Thompson gravel mine, on Jefferson Hill, and they are doing well. They are running off the top dirt and even that pays them good wages. The owners of the German ledge near Washington, are still pushing their tunnel ahead, and expect almost any day to strike the valuable ledge that is known to bein: their ground. ie Bonney & Powell, who make the best soda water of any firm on the Atlantic or Pacific coast, are doing a tremendous business. County Clerk Morgan had twenty-three applications up to 2.r. Mm. today, for the girl who wants a husband. None of the’ applicants happen to suit. him, and the girl is still in the field, so to speak. The ice man, the ice cream ladies and men, the soda men and all other -people who have cool things to dispose of for coin are doing a rushing business. Sunday James Oliver, top boss, who is working at the Omaha mine, fell and broke the small bone of the right arm just above the wrist. A strong vein of quartz is showing in the bottom drift.of the Hermosa mine, Grass Valley;~-and it also shows in. free gold. < ; d Sunday morning Mathew Benoit, of Grass Valley aged about 21. years, was trying to extract a cartridge from.a Winchester rifle, when the cartridge exploded tearing the flesh from the palm of the hand and badly lacerating the cords. The jury in the case‘of Charley Lawrey, the old man charged with stealing chickens at Grass Valley, failed to agree on Saturday » last, standing ten for acquittal and two for, conviction. MeNoughton & Rogers, the owners of the Brandy Flat diggings, near Washington, have just completed laying their ex. tensive pipe, building flumeés, etc. ‘Their ‘millis to be “put in good order, and” as soon.as they can get. water expect to get big returns for their investment. Marion Cannon, ex-County Recorder of this-county,; now-of Ventura; is President of the Farmers’ Alliance of. California, and is working earnestly to promote the growth of the new organization. Mr., Cannon is a man of decision, and will stand up for what he believes to be right against all opposition. Politically he has always been a Democrat. 0 2@e-0—— The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the. material welfare and comfort-of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was--enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Offices For Kent. Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent. tf Don’r tear yourentrails out with pills and purgatives, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. ~-0Oe A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remain healthy and. beautiful she should take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It mparts tone and flush to the skin, strength, vigor and pure blood; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, of either sex. For sale py Carr Bros. Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Surprise Overconies me at seeing you here, Mamie. I heard that you were. prostrated with one of your blinding headaches. True, I was, but a single dose of Cephaline com‘pletely relieved me; Carr Bros, and W. D. Vinton. e@ore French Tansy Wafers. ee The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will United States. He said he believed Harriso can candidate. ‘Mr. Blaine,” he continue the most popular, but still, in my: belief, H about.” land as the Republicans would be for their ie. An interview with Chauncey M. Depew was published in a London paper on Sun. , day morning, July 26th, Depew deprecated the suggestion that he was likely to be the man to champion the Republican cause in the next Presidential election in the. , mwould carry the election as the Republid, ‘* is the strongest. man-politically;-and arrison will be renominated. That is my candidate, : The Westerfield Case. It is expected all the testimony in this celebrated case will be before the jury by Wednesday evening. On Thursday and Friday “the lawyers on both sides will have their big talks, and the probabilities are very strong that the jury will have, a, chance to discuss the matter among them: selves about Saturday. For the sake of the burden-laden taxpayers it is hoped the jury will agree upon a verdict, for in thatevent-the parties interested will have county. A Fine Place.’ James Foley, the famous candy man, is fitting up his new establishment in fine style. Yesterday he received. six -marble-top tables, the ‘Boss Peanut Roaster” and other nice things for the. new stand. The ‘Boss Peanut Roaster’ is something never before seen in this place. It runs like a clock and is really worth one’s while to go and see it. Jimmy will open his new establishment about August Ist. A Party. Says the Telegraph: Miss Daisy Colé lins of Nevada City, who has been visiting in Grass Valley, was tendered a party by her friends one evening the latter part of last week, A very delightful time was enjoyed. Those present were: Misses Lila Samson, Tony Figuroa, Mattie George, Nettie Lewis, Lola Shaver and Bertha Shaver of+Nevada City, Daisy Collins, Emily Collins, Ida Collins, Leslie Lewis, John Tonkin, Fred Samson, Bob. Hillman and John Harris. IANTHIUS J.ROLFE. Before He Bleached His Hair and Whiskers. When this “picture was taken, about thirty years ago, it was a most excellent likeness of the present Secretary of the Seventeenth Agricultural District Association. Time makes wonderful changes —bleaching one’s hair and whiskers makes some difference too. to pay” themr-their~-wages;~and-not~the} THE TRUCKEE CASE. Sensational Dispatch Truckee. An insinuating dispatch was sent to yesterday’s San: Francisco papers from Tmickee relative to the attempt to exhume the Sent From -body of M. Lanahan who was killed some days ago by-one “McDongald: ~The ,at: tempt was frustrated. by an armed man at the grave-who mistook the motive of the exhumation, sraspascics The correspondent of the Associated Press who wrote the article evidently had gald. We learn that it was the. understanding all along that another post mor: tem would have to be made after the examination, as the first one waa no proper autopsy ; but when the Justice. postponed the examination a week, it was decided to hold the post mortem, on account of the hot weather, during the postponement. The antopsy was to be held in the cool of the morning. The’examination was ordered by authority of law, and was perfectly proper, so attorneyssay. It was sought to be done by the Health Officer of Truckee, who is the proper peraon to do 80, : District Attorney Nilon, when questioned about the-article \ this morning, and the proébablé chance of the arrest of_all-the parties connected with the the transaction, laughed, and said, ‘‘I am not trying my case in the news: papers oron the street corners. If any Truckeeite wants to have anybody arreated, “let him crack his whip.” The articleis a characteristic bluff, and does not scare anybody who has his eyes open. ” Old Codgers. Billy Richards was sued the other day by a man named Pett. Richards demandeda jury and Judge Mulloy ordered constable Dillon to go out and ‘‘catch on the wing,” about a dozen men to try the case. Whether it wS a put up job or fiot we do not~know, but we ‘do know that the jury consisted of men, on account of their ages, Wére protected from paying any poll or road taxes. The youngest one was 57 and the qldest 69. Total ages, 770 years, The averagewas 64, © Death of Peter Gallagher. ‘Pete’ Gallagher, known to almost every onc in this city, died at the residence of Henry Grover at about seven o'clock lastevening. He was taken sick about a week ago with congestion of the lungs, which finally turned into brain fever. The funeral will take place from the Catholic Church tomorrow_afternoon at 2 o'clock. : : a 4 oe An Old Lady Dead. Mrs. Honora Mullen, an old-time resident of Grass Valley, died in San FranHe Says Harrison Will be Nominatea and Elected, but Mr. Blaine is the . Social and Other Notes About People Strongest man Politically and the Most Popular. Old and Young. T. J. Lyon of Forest Hill is in town. Miss Minnie Davis of North San Juan is visiting friends at this city. . . ‘EL. Flanagan of San Francisco-came up this morning. Mrs. F. F, Kelley arrived here this morning from Virginia City. F. H. Hodge of San Francisco is here on a visit. Miss Allie Nilon went to San Francisco this morning on a visit to friends.

Frank Nilon went to Truckee today. James Melarkey of Chicago was in town today. Charley Klingenspor has opened a new barher shop on Commercial street. Geo D. McLean came up from San Francisco today. Mrs. Jeff Carter left on the train this morning for a visit to San Francisco. Chas. Hill and Butzy Garthe left this morning for Lake Tahoe and other lakes. T. C. Bourn of San Francisco was in town today. J. H. Quick of Badger Hill was in town, last night on his way to San Francisco. C. B. Van Le Euark of San Francisco is spending a few days in town. M, Vaugn’ of Omega was in town yesterday. Mrs. J. M. Currier of North Bloomfield was in town today. W. H. Frye of Maybert came down today. Miss Vivie Rector went to San Francisco this morning. S. F. Souza of Sacramento was in town oday. P. ©. Peterson of San Francisco arived here this morning. : Miss Olsen of Washington is dangerously ill with typhoid fever, at this city. . The only son of John Gassner,, formerdecided opinion, no matter whatcandidates ‘other than Harrison may be spoken ly of this city, died at Glroy last week. Sam Casper and family arrived here ‘When asked who the Democrats were likely to nominate, Depew, premising that Monday. he spoke a year in advance of the nomination, said he believéd Cleveland was the most likely candidate, but that’ the Democrats would not be as unanimous for Cleve. of C. E. Fry, agent for. Hall, Luhrs & Co., Sacramento, is in town. . Miss Hattie Hook went below yeaterday. : Miss Nannie Fowler has gone to North San Juan to pay her uncle, James Chisholm, a visit. —~ ’ Miss Eliza Wesley_of North.San Juan is visiting the family of Rey. John Chisholm, M. P. Williams, who has been living at Seattle, Washington, is expected home soon On W Visit” to his parentg at French Corral. Henry German, North San Juan; came over to the county seat on Monday .and returned home the same day. B. H. Miller and~his daughter, Miss et ; ‘a big interest in the acquittal of McDon. Flora, went fo the Bay: by this morning’s early train, . » Theodore Schwartz, who has been ill, very ill with fever. Mrs. Kitty Williamson, of San Francisco, sister of.the late Peter Gallagher, ar~ rived here on this morning’s train. J.G. Mather, the homely looking superintendent of the North Bloomfield mine, is eating his regular meals at the National. Mrs, P. Lund of North Bloomfield, who has been on a visit to San Francisco, arrived here this morning on her way home. J. B.Lithgow, one of Washington townships most popular men, was in town yesterday. Frank G. Beatty caine up on this morn: ing’s train to testify in the Westerfield case. Elam Biggs, of Grass Valley returned from Soda Springs, Placer county, on this morning’s train. ey Mrs. E: J. Rector and.children went to San Francisco this morning. The old man went as far as Colfax with them. (Mrs. 8S. L. Jones, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. W. W. Livermore, of Helena, Montana, arrived Saturday evening on a visit to Mrs. 8, J. Allen, Fred Eilerman was elected Chief Engineer and John F. Hook Assistant Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, on Monday evening last. : John Swart, one of the best photographers on the coast,, after a few weeks absence in the mountains, has returned home. : 4 Mrs. A. Harrigon and Peter W, Hatrison, of, New Orleans, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nilon, left this morning for San. Frandisco, They will visit Chicago and St. Louis before returning home. f The families of Mr. and Mra, Trenberth Mrs. ‘Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Menhenett and others went to Blue Tent yesterday and hrd afine picnic, The day was spent in games and fishing. Mrs. A. J. Webster of Wheatland was known in Nevadw City to. many people, who will be surprised to learn that she is now Mrs. Mary Worrin, having been quietly married in Sacramento last May. Mra. Elijah Booth left here Saturday morning fora visit to Sacramento, San Francisco and, other places, She will be gone several weeks. Chris Ippensen, who has been employed is much better, and now has a young son . The Engine of the N.C. N. Gi R. R. Co. Hauls Calkins Home. L. 8. Calkins arrived on this morning’s train from San Francisco. He came back as usual, dead-broke. The above picture represents Calkins and . Giffin discussing a great question—the next prize fight. 2 Death of T. J. Kelly. On Friday evening T. J. Kelly died at hishome in San Francisco. Mr. Kelly has for years carried on a wholesale liquor busitiess in San Francisco and traveled extensively through the Northern part of the State in the interests of his house. Deceased was well-known in this city. He was a native of Scotland and was 73 years of age. o> The New Operator. Miss Lizzie Robinson, of Grass Valley, has been appointed telograph operator for the Western Union in this city. Miss Robinson is very highly spoken of as a lady and operator, and will unquestionably give the best of satisfaction to ou people, os Leg Broken. One day last week a little boy named er, John German, at San Juan, had his leg broken by being thrown from a buggy while on the road between Sebastopol. and San Juan. Dr. Stotlar was called in and set the leg. Afterwards Dr. Jones of Grass Valley was sent for in consultation, who came, pronounced Dr. Stotlar's treatment correct and went home. The little boy is getting along as well as can be expected. i : ae Relief Hill. ate This place is said to be one of the busiest in the county—-for its size. The drift miners are all doing remarkably well, and there is not an idle man in the camp. f ———___________.] WARM Weatlier often catises extreme tired feeling and: debility, andin” the weakened condition'of the system, <iseases arising from impure blood are liable to appear. To gain strength, to overcome disease, and to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. _—_—E Cc. E WILDE a now opened his new Barber Shop, “THE WINDSOR.’’. ef A specialty will be made of the lateat style of Pompadour Hair Cutting. Especial attention given to work for Ladies and Children. Batli-rooms will soon be opened in connection with the Shop. Order of Sale of Real Estate. N the Superior Court, of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of John C. Piper, deceased. . ‘ otice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the he ae r Court of the county of Nevada, State of California, made on the 27th day of July, 1891, in the matter of the estate of John C, Piper, deceased, the undersigned, the Administrator of said estate will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, gold:coin, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on Saturday, the 22d day of August, 1891, at the front door of the Court House, in Nevada City, in the said county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said John ©. Piper, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate.has by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said John C, ah pe at the time of his death, in and to all those cer-. tain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate and being in the said county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as iollows : North half of North West Quarter, South West Quarter of North West Quarter, and: North West Quarter of South West Quarter of Section Eight; T. 16, N. of R. 7B, M, D. M Terma and Conditions of Sale :—Cash, gold coin of the U. 8:; 10 per cent. of the purchase money to be paid to the under. signed, said Administrator, on the day of a balance on confirmation of sale by said Court, Deed at expense of purcha, ser. GEO, C. SHAW, Administrator of the Estate of John ©, Piper, deceased. Dated July 27th, 1891. P. F. Simonds, ‘Atty for Adm’r. J away the stone.” 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 City. tf Certainties. “The continual dropping of water wears So continual headache wears away the brain forces. And itis equally as true that Cephaline-wears away headache, and that quickly. For sale by W. D. Vinton or Carr Bros. reo Tux circulation of the blood—quickened and enriched—bears life and energy to every portion of the body; ‘appetite returns; the hour of rest brings with it sound repose. This can be secured by taking Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla, For sale by Carr Bros. —--——.-0 6 e-e-—-~ Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: . “Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my-Lungs;-cough set in--and finally terminated in Consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. . I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God I am now a well and hearty woman.” — Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore, regular ize, 50 cents and. . $1.00, LOOK! eo Write Us, oF” The beat Salve in the world for Cuts, . __ The East India cure for these awful} Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe: habits can be given without the patient’s ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. Tt ia: naranteed to give. perfect satisfac. tion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor For saleat Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, a20ly Tue most delicious thing to be had in town is. Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Water. té wii Flour 62.90 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1.} At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf yee Reman All Run Down From the weakening effects of weather, by hard work, or from fliness, you need a good tonie and. purifier like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. have never tried this peculiar medicine, eo now. It will give you strength appetite, purify and vitalize your blood. “LT have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigestion, restleseness.in the night, and in the morning I would get up with a very Tired Feeling. all it is recommended to be.’ “TI have used Hood’s. Sarsaparilia ae a blood purifier and am well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wm. G. Wumnrm, or-. ganist, St. Mary's Church, Detroit, Mieh. “My daughter received much benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilia as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rav. F. H. Apams, New Hartford, Ot. ' Hood’s Sarsapariiia Gold by druggists. gl; six for 96. Prepared by ©. 1. HOOD & 0O., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase. \ 100 Doses One Dollar @ LOOK! & ay wana Largest Manufactory in the City. RETAIL & WHOLESALE PUREST Cive'Us a Call. The Superior Candy Factory, J. M. FOLEY, 5 and 7 Commercial at., Nevada City. There is nothing more re freshing in hot weather thai Iced Tea, But it takes fine Tea to stand the test of Ice, MW seems to bring out the bite Voruees and objectionable foac tures of poor tea. It is conser, tial therefore that the Tea thould be PURE. With a market flooded with green teas, all of Which are artifici ally colored, and black teas, the cheaper grades of which are often both colored and adulterated, the difficulty in procuring PURE Tea begins to be understood. i Tt was to meet the demand for an absolutely PURE TEA at a moderate price that Beech’s Tea was placed before the public, Being the PURE uncolored leaf, it is different you ever used, It-is neither a green or black, simply natural leaf, that draws a canary color, sweet and of a delightful fragrance. It stands equally well the test of the teapot and the ice pitcher. 60 cents a pound. Sold only in pound packas ges. Thos. SGhuxrtlett Is the Sole Agent for Nevada City. Rock Creek Sav ill and Lumber Co, My icti thl M. L, &,D. MARSH, Proprietor. the right to trot remove all obstructions to the monthly canaiienaiiesmeniamtl 5 pn ta ia yd ‘ug ‘ : : aa , Prop i i . Th cisco on Sunday . C) reac by Wm. Giffin for some time past, and Y ey TGR page ppt aspen accented le a ews tee : the ripe old age of 84 years. Her re-}an ex-member of the queer seven, has LEDDY’S y ARIETY. STORE Rock Creek. Office and Yards.,.. Boulder st., Nevada City, Cal hear ay reid el used safely, Manufactured by the Emer-. . We offer One Hundved Dollars reward . mains were brought up toGrass Valley on . gone to Auburn to organize-a side degree , MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS 18 one-third to the « Schilling’s Best son Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, . for any case of Catarrh that cannot be this morning’strain. \ there, : . AnD FLOORING, RUSTIO, gs anit Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton, tf . cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Ey Morris and Charles Gallagher, of Vir-. 99 R “CANDY FACTORY SIDING, LATHES, A ccept when conRY IT. If have not already . SS . F. W. Cheney, & Co., Prop’s., Toledo, O,. Twar tired feeling is entirely overcome . ginia City arrived here on this morning's PIONEE 9 ; SHAKES, SHINGLES, es ~ you. In strength = richness-flavorW. Cheney for the past 15 years, and be. appetite, rouses theliver, cures headache, . count of the serious illness of their brothon lucie ing Crm oven, 1 , and to PA ts ea Try it yourself lieve him perfectly“honorable in all busi. and gives renewed strength and vigor to . er, Peter (Gallagher, who died before their COMMERCIAL Bue is ITY CAL a dh simak. dey — pie have your Srtendé try it. You ness transactions, Pon peel ~ to aa hageh ue sure to —* arrival, ay shure AND VEGETABLES Kept constantly on hand or made to order, ; ; e) of it. carry out any obligations made by their saparilla, which is peculiar to itself. Installation, " . the race will will man us for telling you ¥ aa: nee CO ) Reagan somes ? y BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER i Ge Ads por ~. DON'T nate 8 ott. tatd West & Tavax, Wholesale Druggists, beapeeat Br gape laren nig mene — payne — A Specialty. ! Bib = * to be just i eman e 5 : a , Jnly 26, ‘ o, 48, I, 0. 0. F., oomfield, . F : i amerenes standard, SCHILLING’S BEST, and se he tone: tide o. Mane Rogersa ton, a — He 4 were installed on Saturday evening last ee W411 orders, large or allem, are given immediate and personal attention. see that you get it. ; Hall’s Catarrh Cwe ta adied internals! cite’ Mettelinnd aaoa. @ wife of . by D. D. G. M., J. B. Lithgow: ©.W. A Complete stock of CIGARS, TO. es ly, acting directly upon the blood and. At Nevada City, July 9%, to the wife of { Williams, N. G.; John McKinney, V. BACCOS, and SMOKERS’ af E A 8} A Cc a E Ot Any Kind or oe : ay; cients marteden: OL eh ane teal . e eee Gj tohe Baetewlh. Teseart fs He Vie MATERIALS, me From Any, Conse et f : 6 ; 3 eeepc peer maeonmretanciiearntonre R. 8. N. G.3 3. 8 Lands . : . Vas monials sent free. Price 75 cents per botjzard, R, LB foee ung, meres . Infrom 3 to 30 minutes, with mens. owned in Teas, Coffee, Splocs, Extracts, tle, Sold by all Druggists, tf DIED. . 8. N,G. ; J. Shomber, C. ; Chas. Penrose, . Eyoryihingin the Line of NOTIONS ze CURED Certainity and Bafety, no matter, . UN Your grocer has them. Sold ie Bott In Nevade City, July 27, Peter Gallagher, . W. ; A: Rouch,R. 8. V, G. ; J. Harker, AND TOY3, Ci) f ta es for vale on the ian only in alrtight packages, Tost A pisonpgRED condition of the stomapes & years, 6 manihs and? cays, L. 8. V. & G. Roberts, B.S, 8. ; T. 25> of how long standing, by using * v : Bae ake eae ‘ {The funeral will take place from St. “1. 8.8. ; H. P, Larsen, 0. G. Sere: pe ‘A * PENDLETON’S ay gon than: strancth and flavor. 06 ach or malaria in the system -will proms Peterson, 1. 8 ¢ ted This is the Original S , Rev, J. W. N he office, Nevada eee: ae we luce sick headache. You can remove this peseey ee ee aa on. p, Penvose, I.G. After the installation i oe Jitig) CHLUEBRATED er eee ne, Seer , Lf vp ‘kins De 2 aM 1g Wednesday, July 29, at 2 0 PM, . g supper was served at Landsburg’s ; f : ae Tux most refreshing a an . Absolutely Pure. . ae iy Ba king z ae Friends and acquaintances are respectful: -— eecl tas lacked Wate Gi eae PION ph CAMOY: FACTORY. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Motiey Refunded! wall py chanpent drial, -ranine® i * Baki oie Lae ’ ly invited to attend the funeral. ] resent informs the SCRIPT man Cc a ae aeaty; . ‘Ten Conta for Trial Bo'tle, or One Dollar for Full size. ” made by Carr Bros. ‘tt . A Gream of Tartgr Baking Powder.—. .onts per vial. Sold by Carr Bros. er amrcmer omnes pen tae ait One trial of our confectionery'w Cents ae me entiation oe oh ae ee igs «. qutgeeeeteeeemeceeeticeeeemmmeemmns . UG! Vis {PPO tains, and the party . Counce you that it is equal to the! CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE COMPANY, Reno, Nevapa.” ayn Sehilling’s Best, Highest leavening stpongth—. 4 .Tiiy White” Flour and keep! Yon Ouam Sopa Waranet Carr Bro's. . wasthe jollicet ono he had attended in. "ese made anywhere, ; Es i i. THOMAS LEDPY, Prepri:ter, W. D. VINTON and CARR BROTHERS, Novada Vity. «© 1 Sond Sanaa : tag igiih slings aap: oo aaah bene 5 ye a team eS tf gf