July 3, 1891 (4 pages)

GES . thier; Streets, ® ~~ * aes se NEVADA TRANSCRIPT. } FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1891. A Severe Law. The English people look more closely to the genuineness of these staples than we do. In fact, they _ have a law under v/which they make seizures and de stroy adulterated products that are not what they are‘represented to be. Under this statute thousands of pounds of tea have been burned because of their wholesale adulteration. Tea, by the way, is one.of the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce. Not alone are the bright, shiny green teas artificialiy colored, but thousands of pounds of substitutes for tea leaves are used to swell the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willow ‘loaves being those--mostcommonly used. Again, sweepings from tea warehouses are colored and sold as tea. Even exhausted tea leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and made over and find their wayinto the cheap teas. ee ‘the English government attempts to stamp this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor for us, and the result is, that probably the poorest teas used by any nation are those Ameriea:—— A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. Twenty-five Persons Killed on an Ohio Railroad This Morning. SacrAMENTO, July 3, 1891. The Evening Bee’s* Cleveland (Ohio) special says: One of the most terrible railroad accidents ever known within the Western Reserve occurred about 2:30 o'clock this morning at Ravenna, Ohio. A fast freight train crashed into the rear of a passenger train. Twenty-five ‘persons were killed and more than thirty wounded. Fire added to the terrors of the wreck and many people were literally . roasted to death before the eyes of those who were attempting to rescue them. 8 EEE ROUGH AND READY. A Young Lady’s Ideas of the Old Town. A young lady who has been visiting ’at Rough and Ready sends to the Marysville Democrat some notes and jottings of her observations while there, from which are taken the following extracts : Rough and Ready-is notable for the soieties which it supports. An Odd FelBeech’s Tea is presented with the guar anty that it is uncolored and unadulterated; in fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simple. Its purity insures superior strength, about one third less of it being required for an infusion than of the artificial teas, and its fragrance and exquisite flavor is at once apparent. It will bea revelation to you. In order that its purity and quality may be guaranteed, it is sold only in pound packages bearing this trade-mark: THEY MUST PAY. Scarcely Any Person Exempt From Paying Poll-Tax. The poll-tax collectors are having considerable trouble in making their colleclows’ Lodge, Rebekah ‘Degree Lodge, Templars and Farmers’ Alliance. The Odd Fellows have a pretty little hall . painted white, with a classic front like that of the United States Treasury building at Washington. It-is located on the side of the hill to the north of the main street, and surrounded by nice trees and is-very pretty. The Farmers’ Alliance -has been in existence here only alittle more than a month, but it already has a large membership for a place of this size. The principal buildings of the town are located along the main réad leading from Marysville to Grass Valley, and a number of them built of stone. At_ onetime there-was much business done here, when the ravines and hills were covered with miners taking out the precious metal. In 1850 the town, with others, voted on the question of locating a county seat, and this place only lacked three votes of seeuring it, and—it-went—to-Nevada_City, } THE GLENBROOK RACES. Speed Program Aaopted--Some Lib4 eral Premiums. An adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors of the 17th Agricultural Association was held yesterday at ~ which the: committee on Speed Program and PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Supervisor Parazett.is in town. Miss L. George of Derbec is in town. W. E: Yeaw of Washington is in town. M. L. Marsh left today for Paso Robles Springs. Premium List reported progress. The Joseph Floyd came down today from . speed program as presented was adopted, Moore’s Flat. ; ‘ subject ‘to amendment at next meeting, man, is in town, which time the committee on Premium A. Marmon of Downieville has returned from the lower country. A. S\ Bigelow of Columbia Hill was in town. last night and today. T. W. Stackus of Downieville went be-. 4. low on this morning’s train. Mrs. J. Glasson and gon of North Bloomfield arrived here today. J. C. Brown an family of Oakland are spending a few days’ here. Thomas Brock of Derbec and W. Helwig of North Bloomfield are in town. H. M. Kennedy, who has been to San Jose, returned.today to Goodyear Bar. List was given time to report. The following is a synopsis of the speed program agreed upon: FIRST DAY. Running. _ District. Threefourths of a mile and repeat. “$25 entrance ; $10 forfeit; $150 added. Second horse $50. 2. Trotting. 2: 26 class, $600. 3. ‘Trotting. District. 2 year olds, $200. SECOND DAY. Boys Tournament at 1] A. M. James G. Neagle returned last evening 4. Running. _ District. ary _ from’ Marysville. He came up to get and repeat. $25 entrance ; seth $250 added.” Second horse $50. 5. Running. Free for all. — Fiveeighths of a mile. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $150 added ; second horse $50 ; maidens allowed 5 pounds. + 6: Running: Free for all. Two year olds. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $200 added ; second horse $50. 14 miles. 7. Trotting. 2:40 class, $400. _THIRD DAY. Grand. stock parade at 11 A.M. 8. Running. Free for all. 14 miles. $5 entrance; $10 forfeit; $200 added ; second horse $50. cooled off. j Philip Hippert and E. Sheath accompanied by their families came down from Graniteville today. at G. W. Mayberry, who is engaged in mining near the ‘Central House, went to Sacramento today. H.*A. Lones leaves’ Sunday for Paso Robles Springs where he expects to remain two months. J. B. Treadwell, a mining engineer of Geysérs, Sonoma county, arrived here on this morning's train. J C. E. MeBean of El Paso, Texas, brother of John McBean of Washinton, 9. Pacing. Free for all. 2: 30 arrived here this morning. class, $400. Frank H. Bell passed through town to-} 10. Trotting. Free for all: 2 : 30: day on his, way from North Bloomfield to . class, $500. Auburn to spend the Fourth. FOURTH DAY. W. A. and Ww. B. Dudley of ColumLadice Touraam cat ella bia Hill and J. Kampfer of Grizzly Ridge 41. Running. Free te al Ons came to the county seat today. Theo. Wetzel of San Francisco went to the: Derbec’ mine today. Mr. Wetzel is the Derbec Company’s Secretary. Mrs. Fannie Valentine of San Franmile and repeat. $50 entrance 3 $25 forfeit ; $300 added ; second horse $75. : 12. -Running. © Free for all. Three fourths of a mile and repeat. $25 en: : A : trance ; $10 forfeit ; $150 added; second cisco will arrive here this evening -on-@ ae WEDNESDAY’S FIRE. Further Particulars of the Blaze at North Bloomfield. Judge Marriott sends the TRANSCRIPT the following account of the fire at North Bloomfield on Wednesday. He says: A disastous fire occured here today by which all of Chinatown, except one building, was destroyed. It originated in a China washhouse, but how nobody knows. Flames were discovered coming from the roof of a washhouse, and by the time water could be turned on three buildings were a mass of fire. Two streams wereobtained from the town water works, to which circumstance added to moving two buildings, may be ascribed the fact that the string ‘of buildings on tea south side of our town) were saved. Too much “praise cannot be given to those who aided, and especial mention must be maile--oy heroic acts performed by Ram. Carter, J. H. O'Connor, Ham. Watson, A. J. Carter, W. L. Mobley and Fred Brown. By their acts and the avoided. Had they not displayed such energy anid deeds of daring in rushing into and pulling down houses which were all on fire, thereby partially subduing the flames and preventing’ the fire from reaching any of the other buildings of our town, very many of our citizens “would now be cogitating over and deploring a severe and irreparable. loss. Chinatown was situated south of and distant about séventy feet from the south side of Main and east of Mill street. Had any one of the-buildings on either of these streets caught, the town, or the greater part of it, would now be w mass of smouldering ruins. The Chinamen have evidently suffered great loss, little or nothing having been saved, the fire communicated from one building to another se rapidly. This is no good time for fires, the thermometer recording 96 degrees in the shade. What few people will be left at home here on the glorious Fourth will be lonely. Grass Valley and North Columbia are alluring our citizens to those places, promising all sorts of things for that day. the efforts of our energetic citizens in re© assistance given a great calamity wes— reer co The Pulpit and the Stage. zn Rev. F. M. Shroct, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: “I feelit my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery. has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 26!bs in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination, writes: ‘‘After a through trial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ‘em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do: my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.” Freo trial bottles .at Carr Bros Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Schilling’s Beat. Once bought—always sought. Try “Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household. tf Scrofula— Lurks in the blood of nearly every one, in gmany cases inherited. Its severest form ia that of running sores on the arms, legs, or feet. Bunches in the glands of the fleck, pimples, cancerous growths, swollen joints, and thickening of the upper lip, are other symptoms. Hood’s Sarsaparilia has had wonderful success in curing scrofula. It thoroughly eradicates the humor from the blood, and gives it new vitality and richness. Mrs. William McDonald, Wooster, 0., for eighteen months. suffered with scrofu-lous swellings of the glands in the neck. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gave immediate relief, the swellings being largély reduced. : Swellings in the Neck. Joseph Dunphy, 214 Central Street, Lowell, Mass., had swelling? and lumps on his neck and face, which various pastes, ointments and medicines failed to stop. A shopmate, whose wife had been cured of a sore.on her arm by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, recommended the medicine, and he bought a Vottle. In three days there was a change in the eruption, ‘and five bottles effected a complete cure, leaving the skin smooth and fair. Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by Department are requested to meet at their respective halls at eight o’clock on Saturday morning, July 4th, for the purpose of participating in the Celebration at Grass Valley. for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. W. Cheney & Co., Prop’s., Toledo, O. W. Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tra ti carry out any obligations made by their ly, acting directly upon the blood and monials sent free. Price 75 cents per bothousehold which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises ; for use in such cases Dr. J. for many years been the constant family remedy. For sale by Carr Bros. alias ; : Zs a Fire Department Attention. The members of the Nevada City Fire E. A. TOMPKINS, Chief Engineer. How’s This 7 We offer One Hundred Dollars reward We, the undersigned, have known F. , and fii ially able to firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.; WaLpING, KInNAN & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internalmucous surfaces of the system. Testitle. Sold by all Druggists. eters vein FREQUENTLY. accidents occur in the tf H. McLean's Volcano.Oil Liniment has tf French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and willremove all obstructi to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. “Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf Offices For Rent. Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent. ti SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. —_—_—~ 'S.S.S. B only speaks for itself, but has thousands of peo ple to speak for it. The testimoniala that have been given in its favor by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper. No -other medicine has been so thoroughly endorsed by the public. sample of Se ee z Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. B. Wharton, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Montgomery, Ala., writes: “I haye seen Swift's Specific used, and have known many cases of the worst form of blood disease which have been cured by it. Iknow the proprietors to be gentlemen of the highest type, and of the utmost reliability. I reco mmend it as s great blood remedy unequaled by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ge. Here isa Is the order of the day, holds the lead. CHOCOLATE BON BO a BEST GRADES. ADVANCE NS, MOLASSES PEPPERMINTS, : PEANUT TAFFY, Etc ~ Largest Factory in the City ! LOWEST PRICES THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, 5 and 7 Commercial Street: : ; d Beek: _0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothegaries, Lowell, Mass. H tions, because the people seem to think . where it has remained since. The name visit to her mother, Mrs, J: McGtibbins; horse $150. : : \ Doses On Doll one . ; a M. FOLEY, P roprietor. that men in certain occupations or em-. Rough and Ready was probably given it Bark Goo & Nihell es has boenats 13.— Trotting. Free for all. ThreeLUKE SHARP, THE HUMORIST. _ 100 ; © vollar . sloyed in-certain branches of the Govern. by some one who was an admirer of Taype oe . year-olds. $300. — SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT. e ‘ ploy: t : . perintending the construction of amillon. ” j4‘Runnin District. Saddle . Something Interesting About the Wel! = an ment, are exempt from the payment of . lor, perhaps by a Mexican veteran, as it sha Gold Bank ining at Porbostcwus omnis ; ie some ae Sade ae or dix Comren at eens one W poll-tax. According to Attorney-Genera) . was one of the earliest and richest mining Lnome-teday-td-eelebrate.*. Horse stake, Catch z weights. ne It was once observed by a celebrated ahd its Agency at Grasa Valley, BAS "5 Hart, all such exemptions were annulled . caiips in the State, and most of the pimile. -$5~ entrance; $50-added: Four Showing the Condition of tte war correspondent that it took a surgical operation to get a joke into a Scotch_ man’s head, and yet it seems that Mrs. Catherine Byington and her] daughter Clara, formerly of Downieville, arrived here last evening from San Franby the provisions of Article XHE, —Seetion 12, of the new Constitution. So that only~ those~under twenty-one or M, LJ D. MARSH; Proprietors, Office and Yards. . Boulder at., Nevada City, Cal oneer rich_men-of the State have at one time prospected here. A few prospectors for gold are. still huntipg for ‘‘pockFinances on the Morning of July tat, 1801. RESOURCES. moneys, 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. Mill --Reck Creek. FIFTH DAY. over ae ihe fesaks MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS In : aiseo -and-—will_remain until after.the rf ” : sixty years-of age, or who are_paupers, . ets” in this vicinity, and now and then pa . : 15. Running. Free for all. FiveLake . ohare Bank Premises. ._. .. .8 5000.00! FLOORING, RUSTIC, : insane persons, idiots, or Indians, are ex.] one succeeds in making quite a. ‘‘find.” snes eens eS éights of a mile and repeat. $25 enthece ODra! U. Real Estate taken for debt. . 15492.39 SIDING, LATHES Eh i Cee er ee ee ne ee Hon. Thos. L. Ford and family of Dow-} 8 : json morist of the De-. Miscellaneous. Bonds.. 57408.75 * SHAKES, SHINGLES empt. All others must pay, no-_matter . A"history of early-mining here and the . Tine” arrived here last evening, being . "ance s-#10 forfeit $200 added; second _troitFree Press, . Country Warranta... 3044.58 oe — whether they belong to the militia or to. immense amount of precious metal “ex-] « onte to Grass Valley where Mr. Ford horse $50. —i3a Scotchman, . boans-o1—-Real Estate. 15758.00 Decors; ix aow ea ere : ae ae any other State organization. tracted from the earth in days gone,. . i). geliver the oration for tomarrow's 16. Running. Free for all. 13 born in Glasgow . Loans on Stocks, Bonds and aes Windovws,! wien: ‘ age enaae aay would be very interesting. One instance . . jeprati miles. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit ; $200 forty years ago. Warrants. ..0... 7160.59 ’ The World Enriched. ; 4 celebration. = That something Loans on Other Securities. 4902.75 a 1 : ad of early history was related by a young] Miss Kittie D. McLean, who_has been added ; second horse $50. ; Boxes. ‘ es me 2 t} 4 a young Loans on Personal Security. . 72202.78 Kept constantly on-hand or made to order. The facilities of the -present day for lady, which runs about in the following : : ar eat ena -iswrong in this STARA: : visiting Miss Mabel Hughes at this city,. 17Trotting. 2:24 class, $600. jg . Money on hand. ..-.. 4160.14 RD) a the production of everything that will. words, and it interested me very much: pteeec He evening to Grass Valley. When races are named for the ‘‘Disrite "idk pe mage 3 SS aes cea BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER ‘ a ‘“ TeSys ‘e + b?? . urn and Fixtures.. 5 : e conduce to the material welfare and com. . ‘My father,” said she, ‘“‘bought a placej o, Sunday Miss Kittie and: her sister, trict they are intended for horses owned “Sharp's” career, . Gold Bullion.... 1870.45 A Bpectalty. ‘ : e fort of mankind are almost unlimited and . aear Rough and «Ready, and agreed 'to. \rigg May McLean, who hag been teachin Nevada county only on the 10th of for coming to the ———— . } gam All craers, large or small, are given immediate and personal attention when Syrup of Figs was first produced . pay $600 for it in six months. The next ing in the Grass Valley High School, July. Entries in the—racgs will be open United States $239527.66 jananianiiaieat a e ei the world was enriched with the only . day he went prospecting on it and ona} i) return to Oakland. until the 15th of August. when he was four _ 2 : remedy which is truly pleasant and rej little piece of ground not as large as a see : Se years of age, hie} bee nace a B . Your Last Chance ! ‘A 4 : Mrs. Ferini and her children, who have Special Bus Time Table. sense of humor} Paid-up Capital....$ 30000.00 : a n C : freshing to the taste and prompt andjroom he took out $800. He then came been visiting Mra. Guscetti, aunt of M to hin Reserve Fund 10000.00 8 — NCE eifectual to cleanse.the system gently in . down to town and bought a sack of flour see ott eelaeaiad ‘5 their ies ie Carson & Wettereau’s busses between Seas ance rie Undivided Profits. Bes "1091.48 zi F 8 the spring time or in factg-at any time, . for which he paid $50, packed it home on San Pcatiness Mi Geeank yc ae this city and Grass Valley will leave here foi seh, Se Due Banks. .-. ee 527572 — iJ . T. DAY, aid the better it is known the mcr . his back and mother made pies out of it} ) oe Mrs. Grascetti sae siiake a as earlier tomorrow morning than “usual. = all appearances, te a, = : ee 1LL-REMAIN HERE BUT A VERY -popular. it becomes. and the teamsters-were glad to.-get them Pe saa alles ied by Feenk : Fare 25 cents each way. ‘LUKE SHARP.” it will never reOther Linbilitice. ‘ 506 06 a L: BU SH Ww few days longer. Those who desire wo Mining Company Election icicle piente ti, who will spend his aenae vane —— a cover. Twenty years after landing in ea 1 usher : g Co on. a ‘ : A Foreign Invasion. ‘America Mr, Barr—for that is the real. $239527.66 : ee CONCRETE WORK il j At last night’s meeting of the Harmoseme a eo Terrible winters throughout Europe moods Psa nary he aon eet We. tl Lepat ea da eal i \ ae a fovais Govaty taste Ab tee Done should leave their orders at the NA ~ . . % g abou or some. occupa! e, the undersigned, do solemnly swear d F 2 rf e 2 $0 n $ abn ah ee petite eon. ee The New Tax —_ — Take Effect Next BEGE AND THERE brought forth bitter fruits that ripened in . work on the Detroit Free Press. Since . that iat face . oe of oo Fenbect, fend any" size destred, trom Vike TIONAL HOTEL (rmedistely: Rcorree Shee weeds Fre joncay: e ‘ ‘6 inne’ wi ‘ 1880 he has been the London nta. matters contained in the foregoing state. smallest gem e-size, @ } iJ Casper, Secretary ; Geo. C. Shaw, Treas-. "The new law providing for the collecA Brief Record of Various Matters of ~_— e _ 4 = page! yom press: rise represe! ment, and that the same is a correct, rePavements, Curbings yand Cometery ‘ . urer; Geo. Hothersall, Superintendent. . ticn of taxes on the ‘installment plan”. Local Tutereatvio ~~ . : i is “Luke Sharp” is somewhat above the port of the Assets _ — a the GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Work a specialty. The ahve sansd Gavan ee A WL ak a ee ns, iL le tality ‘lists show its shocking) . oe height, broad shouldered, with . Citizens Bank, at Nevada vey aiaing. Ali wlahi: : ‘ e wi e effect nex onday, but it 18} (y sch on Sunday evenin, ¢ 7:80 . ravages in aggravated cases. An aleosel ’ Agency at Grass Valley, on the morning . 4ll wishiag to have any work done ENE 0 . Secon abn Ce ee ete Se Soe eee emcees A oard are the Directors. doubtful if its provisions will be carried . _, sree ee y g % . Soke ; : Seo" . striking head, brown hair, wide brow . of July lat, 1891, according to the best ine will do well to reserve fature orders = out. § ¢ th ta llectors clai o'clock, Rev. He: Hs Wileox preaching. nae ages oS eee and purely Grecian nose, and eyes that . of ae knowledge and belief ; the Asonde pag School Supolies Wanted : . ices, oe fe sy mgt mh ‘ faa, : ral cfatm . ‘The brick building at the corner of Pine stimulant = the form of Hostetter’s . Jook you straight in the face. He wears} sets herein named are all in the custody . Notice places he will do business this ee : ; at they must collec e personal prop. . 4 Spring streets heretofore occupied by Stomach Bitters has and will ever prove. a short, pointed beard, and looks as{. of the proper officers and ‘correspondents . summer : NoTce 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE . All of the Transcrier force will at-. erty tax for this year under the provis-. >) Kistle as a saloon was to-. the best specific. Leading continental . though he might be a well to do farmer. . of said Bank and its Agency. Di nee rol Benoaten ot Devade Saheol tend the big celebration at Grass Valley, . ions of the old law, a3 the assessment roll eure eer eel < 4 . ai kes ci ttes, which he makee. We furthermore swear that the, PaidColumbia Hill, from June 20thto July . District will receive Sealed Proposals for : ; : day bid in at assignee’s sale by'H. C. and American physicians declare that a. He smokes cigarettes, e badape og a ; the delivery at Washinton schoolhouse and therefore né ,paper will be issued . was made up under that law. It is like’ pret . Suter : ay ; ‘. himself. . Mr. Barr does all of his work up Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank is . 6th, in this city on or before Sep ember Sth, 1801, P Mills, W. G. Richards and Geo, Gehrig, . medicine with a spirituous basis, such as Thirty Thousand Dollars, in gold coin ofthe following supplies : i 4 is from this office tomorrow. ly that the matter will be taken into the who paid $300 for it. this, affords the surest guaranty against by means of a phonograph, and he cer alaasion as indicated in the Tasaaud North Bloomfield, July 8th, and will 60 Reams Legal ake : lhe ees . courts by some heavy personal propertyP : : : ee si : be seen almost every day in the Detroit? oot. . E. M. PRESTON, Pres. > ia fel : apse Boxes Slate Pencils. . i The c ¢ John A. Wilson va. John] the tremendous inroads of this shocking : Pp , ; : Dozen Boxes -ens . Gillotts’ 404. PERSE OAS z=-===== . owners, whoare, under the new law, given CORSE WE ee : : Free Press Office, in the Strand, London, D. FE. MORGAN, Sec’y. visit othertowns onthe Ridve this Fall. 6 Boxes Penholders. ea alk OO 6 © leak uns ek ek eee malady. When we consider that aslight. sitting in a corner of his sanctum en-. stato of California, County of Nevada, . Mp, Bush takes Pictures by the Instan-. § Doron Boxen Chalke Ex pedi sal ‘. eee Tee -ceritly awarded judgment for thé sum of change of the weather is apt to renew it, . gaged in talking down a funnel. ss. Subscribed and sworn before me, a ts BUan taxon Mioturey oy We neta) . boxes Colored ayaa: & A Y P It pay their taxes without becoming delin$91, alleged to be due for labor peiformthat it attacks those easily vulnerable “I never could dictate to a stenog-. Notary Public in and for the County of taneous Process. je23-1m 4 Reams Double-ruled Cap. : ou Frove it pes rane + . ed, has been appealed by defendant from. organs, the Inngs, that its progress is. rapher,” he said recently, “"becanse 1 evens saseeie, Sis He ee ————. {y'NoxesCommou Lend Penctia Orn s ; : Another assertion is that it is imposs-. > 4:05 Wheeler's court to the Superior] tremendously swift and deatructive, we. never could find one who knew less than . P. Frep Saris, Notary Public. 1 Box Faber’s Hexagonal, No.8. ™ RRELIABLE wate be their own . ible to seggregate the property into the stats — i aes must sinh ho necessity of odie it . 1 did. Imagine dictating to a man who : ; _—* = hi crecag bo Dozen (No. 11 O10 Biante. . merits. By ng to you . classesas required by law, and that as ; Sea : : you felt was infinitely your superior in} TEACHERS EXAMINATION. N the Superior Court of the County of] 20 pounds 4x36 4))b. Mantlia—out 8x12. through the newspaper, we bring . the law discriminates in favor of the raila = » = fe npc ' Por es @ en TS ace NS naa every way! I’ve tried it,’ but I never had In the Tsun or tne Eatate of John ©, PE Feicneka a oe WEP NE IOUS. We AO oe our coffee to your notice and tell . poadin rates and delinquency, it is unSunday ne sleaiass A Ste, i. ih the cheek to continue it.” mae at msg kaw the Administrator of tt ‘ : you it is prepared from choice stock situbional : Saying,” and in the evening, “Our . guard against malaria, dyspepsia, rheu-. Mr, Barr is a great admirer of Kipling, . r7vue @RMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF . EetategiJohn ©. Piper, deceased, having Saturday, July 23d, 1891. = skillfully roasted and packed. That sie aba anes i 'Kinglt ima sowed . Country: Pasty Present and Future.” "The . matism, liver and kidney complaints. ‘«who deserves all the fame he has got.” fh applicants for certificates to teach in . filed his petition herein praring for anorler. ‘The Board reserves the right to reject any . al \ ss . ’ ted i i ° = « : it combines rich flavor and great ‘Tax oltacton sanirviews evening service will begin at 8 o'clock 1 oat delici eg Ge ak Se Speaking of hisown methods of ‘work,. heid at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada Hels forthe purposes therein fet forth ae tie B District. Attorney Nilon as to the validity dhazp and close at 9 during the heated = m e! sans thing to he said recently: City, beginning at 9 o’clock A. M. on It is therefore ordered by the said court ¥ : “OE ‘? nce Ks ping That ‘ . 4 a _— of the law and the latter official is look. oo, town is Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Wa-. “I haven't any. I should take notes, Tuesday July th, 1891. A) Seat eee betues tae sald Fw Charman Committe on Schvolhousss and most economical. But you must . ; es j see : ter. tf . but don’t. The danger of taking notes ; ior Court day, the 27th day sl shige rhe : Ete., test it. The coffee must be itsown . ~ a pein — Last night, at the Athletic Club room — . is that your Chines nenatos sag OA IY wrap gu maid aaa — —— Sul rs a 10 o'clock fa, the forenoon ot Nevada City, June 27th, 1891. see . Pa A erie ; advertisement. Try it. You will Death of George King. on Commercial street a Soa does hte HOTEL ARRIVALS. booky. . I get the illustrations of my arbeictiaes Pegi Pau n, . our = {he Courthouse jin sald ‘County of eee aes Bits ee PP Lee S SA oe ir opener a ee 7 ae fe v w cau n find that” the best in-quality-and-. ~@.é-56 King, a uative of Ohio, aged 71 . “= Toma gloveconin F points between . . weaken EL Keage: {ticles frork a portable camera te Tot be granted to the sald Admiuistrator to UNIO dav nicht. the most truly economical is sold 5 . a well known local boxer and a profess‘ Be. He has never’ been able to settle the ——__ welt so-much-of the-real-estate_of the srid . Rg gy WN : HOTEL = der the brand = . years, died at the county hospital last ional calling himself Billy Patterson and W. L. Lovejoy, 8an Francisco, question as to which he likes best—EngElection for Ohief deceased John C. Piper as snall be neces bd Say a eo night, and the funeral will take place at claiming to be from Simamante. ‘The Ww. mi -Fapeiss, Masyerille. land or America.’ vis si og Engineer. eer thata copy of this order be published . ; SE es 6:80 o'clock this afternoon from W. O. ‘evade City man had the best of the eot-. Juhs Metisan’ San Franciaco “E have_given. it. ap," be remarked. ee era eT icsiatent . sith day of Jaly, Wool, iu the Nevada, Da:ly > ; » . Groves’ undertaking establishment. The . , . ‘A, ‘Progidgo, : an : ee — pace agi 7, or Cplet Bus meer of the Nevada . Transcript, a, news aper printed and pus. ay deceased has a son aged about 45 and. 4, 4, “43 J. E. Johnaon, a woin merica is er and go re Department will be . lished in said Nevada County, living in West Virginia whals law: ated Oe ak oe W W. Bassett, Sacramento tick We Tacs tape ee wc} ~~ ai nday, July 27th, 1801 patna sana sake of the Buperior Couit, ; ; ; F . A. Charles, San Francisco. come e conclusion tha’ gland is ’ ’ ’ ated June 29th, 1891. VADA CIT? ance * Hag tone bows Gs Pisa! ing. In the evening a grand patriotic} J, K. Davidson, Derbec preferable. Last year the problem—and From65 to 8 o'clock P. M. —e _ . fifties. For many years he follows’ . service will be held, ‘The pastor will de8. Galavotti, Derbec. the climate—drove me out of both coun-. yudges—J. F, Hook and Gus Schmidt. Assignoe’s Sale : : : : ‘@ + G, A a 8. sat on the shores 0} e@ itererke—J. BE. Isaac an , Schmidt. é mining and then became a grave digger liver a brief address on the subject, ‘To J. G, Mather, Malakoff. tri I sat on the sh f the Mediter-j C1 iBT d Fd, Schmidt . which latter oceupation he followed till . W) 0. ghall oa Bectanerabe ht Na. . 4: F; McCollum, Ormonde, ranean and pondered atid pondered and. #Y order of the Soand of Vive eer ee’ OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN. seven or eight years ago when his strength Gon?” Mire. Di. Chapean. Wilgive 6 a be Fe cx @ cass Valley pondered, but it was no.use. I returned} J. E. Isaac, Secretary, , . Su torenance of a8 aoe. ofthe Superior va failed him. 4 . a eeS ‘ : : Leis e ‘ to England because it was nearer than im —-— -— . Of California, made on the 25th day of June % — ee reading applicable to the occasion. AnJ. Ostrom, North Bloomfield. pee ; 199i, in the matter of John Kistle, an IusolSAG é A Forest Fire. thems will be sung by the choir and solos} _ WLindgren & w, San Francisco arr ocala Sala he. _WQOD CONTRACT. vent Debtor, the undersigned, as Assignce : ea C. H. Evans, San Francisco. unnecessary enter into a ca a ofthe Estate of said John Kistle, Insolvent, WEVADA OITY, CAL, : : REE will be rendered by Mrs. Parsons of Oak-. Theo. Wetzell a scription or analysis of ‘‘Luke Sharp's” ee willsell at public auction, to the highest ’ Last night about 11 o’clock a boy set oe eee o T bidder, for cash, on THIS EL DING. fire to a brush pile a short distance bemek Ang ee = pg pom gy sna 780 yore Anges cataap ae — OTIvK 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT] Briday July 3d, 1801, at 10 o'clock . ft'has Rodairisaysio pouring pace Baal) : : : i Si = —=z H, M. > ose. ure of the humorist which accompanies sealed proposals will be received b rl ay, u y i. ’ a 0 CLOCK . It haa always aaathe reputation al being % low the Harmony mining works. Since J. C: Brown and f, Oakland -this article has a history. It was taken . the Board of Education of Nevada Schoo rae : : oneofthe most commodious aud best kept ods, Etc. ‘ » Sohiling’s Best: + [te St Bene bare tnt eel oe G. L, Breese, San Francisco in the interior of a house in Pompeii, on. District upto the hourof 10 o'clock “A. M.1f; Navaga tity, Nevade Gouuty, California: . MRS, J. NAFH along the ridge, and fears are felt for the . 4 _ Ty ne at “one of Mr. Barr’s photographing expedithe following described real property; 1. lane piste Res eaeds Fame Cha hvonans T Is richest in ‘flavor, strongest buildings on the thines ip, that: part of Miss Clara B f San . tions, and the remarkable thing about it SReeneny sigh Skee cate #4, in Nevada City, Nevada County, State of . itto a superiorstanda:d as a ‘tamily hotel ; pet F otros: the : : is that the cap was taken off the lens by . For delivering a. Weshington and Lincoln . California, descr bed as follows, to-wit; — . and health resort, : the district. A stiff breéze. from G ‘sie and of full weight. It costs more e rict. 8 Mrs. Catherine , io a Commencing at North Westcorner of Pine . F , an Italian soldier, who was sent with . schoolhouses, Nevada City, nicely corued Ithas the best rooms, sets the best + Oil Oloth than poorer goods, but its great . south adds to the danger of “he situs Mas la Rosendale, 0 . en aaa him from photographing. . Ei West's afi ibe fou tae ta . eben wuualag known at Ring sSatoon:. '2Me soouniag. Ae roquet. adler reading power and high flavor . tion. ae erred oes ‘ ” eae oe ; mr feet in. ie ning thence Westerly along the South: (tains containing flue croquet and playshades. Sp ig po v a A. 8. Belew, Cotambia Hill. When the Italian army,” says Mr. Barr, oe ‘ive cords of Oak Wood of the same. ely side of said brick building, and the . grounds, : make it most economical -—cheapest EE . ¥. H Bell, 2 Bloomfield. ‘gtarta out to preventan American news-. adcription ead one cord af good, clear, Nolcheris ine ot pring Gem MALT thee as See Ouse @ ae in the end. We only ask fair tests’ Fans Given AwayF. M. Staekus, Dow paper man from taking a photograph boas Fine Phe Gob delivered at ,the waghee. to tain : cece’ meteast “eo fleor, and every sauimiaeneien fur com: and careful comparisons. Bach lady Visi ie la thee ok Ree ©: Orzalli, ba wee a g with his camera, it has to rise earlier, in ‘All to be delivered on or before October . the Hpeerly, ne of sald Brick Building . mercial men. pee : ne Lava oa os Mrwea' aad 10 s’elon wfine" barker, Sheridan. the morning than is customary in Ttaly.”. 1 een Ty an amt, at 10. Meteat Se fee ands ineben, tgthe Nord . , The houses tlot'y fratclaee tm aly, es SCHILLING’S BEST is never a ee ee ere ith . ie Ww Hime? Washington. *. ‘Tom Masson. . yoiock A.M. wees en culy A ee, Ae westerly Gomer, of sald annex ; thence appointments. — sold in bulk.Notice the BRAND . ™orrow morning presen — > D. E. Holland, Columbia Hill. ec Jace a Tee tne Board reserves the right to reject any i fag By Porgy bey . . Free "Bus to and from all trains. j carefully, Accept no substitute. a fan. Chas. Vizzard, Moore's Flal. pene ne ‘ By atder of the Board of Education, erly 12 feet and 9inches-to Easterly sideot} ‘Khe TWmion Bar order,’ ; Oe sician for .every 10,000 inhabitants, Address bids to CAL. &. CLARKE, Chair* entrance into said ck Buiiding on NorthFi ¥ : : ie Pro The Lightning Fruit Jar which shows that the people are quite . man of Committee on School Houses, Supony wae . i cponee B sy Al 5 nest in the City. 77 aeeceman s F Wary MARRIED. F healthy, or that they believe less in doc. Plies. ete. feet and6 inches to the Sesthcentart ‘eorF. W. COOK. ..:.-. Proprietor. i : Jn quency saenneionges ¥> 00 is? © 44 Grasa Volley, July2, by Rev. A. H. toring than the nations of, America and ss Sinise Derof sald Brick Building, thence Bout] Wines CiaUORS AND ¢ ; ; 2 3, / ‘ E A. H. ong the Weste: {Pi : poly or oe pnney ag=g POTRSe Sg wecabee ne Haceaterceetes . Mave iShares mee . sere ton ae 7 eT Your grocer has them. a the sole, agente at or ity. belat county. . ShewLost a Pig's Task. Dividend Notice. ° corner jerwo!, and the feanict besfaniug: 300 a AcE ntiaetrtatitey : a i 3 Pal he ‘ * 4 * J whe pe a s . : Fa nn ory “a _Fourth of July Refreshments. . eat ee? . Strange things are turned into orna, meee “. ky Sone Coker ond ™ en water Closet yor Bad ser ntrecion, wit work 5 we oe bh ccvmanae eae : i fe : 5 ereto, Kistle’s Salgon, . omen e , Ex pe i an . The Ladion of tho M. E. Church of] A Oreqnt of Tartar Baking Powder—} . care fase precept ast padbiengr-nombattend BBS apy Soha EAB Ol CHARLES Grips, asa aio horaiee 3 . Petz most and healthful as Grass Valley will serve dinnér sup. : ; ress * for the rec 8 BANK will become due and payable ef the Estateof Jobn Kistle, an . ca ae: ee sea cn i . rg . tr a el ry ca oe . Senin Be en ane 1 made by Carr Bros, tt feonage on the 4th of July, j1-4t. Latest U, 8, Government Food aces — . ". Suniday recently, = * . OHNT. MORGAN, Cashier. . PF. stati i cae : 2a _ a ‘ oa ‘ aS : ; * § e 3 fc 4 e *: 3 .: > * : ' Se a? ~ . 3 s . ji * FY ; ; ease f a sg dese z on eit : : ‘ . is a

GES . thier; Streets, ® ~~ * aes se NEVADA TRANSCRIPT. } FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1891. A Severe Law. The English people look more closely to the genuineness of these staples than we do. In fact, they _ have a law under v/which they make seizures and de stroy adulterated products that are not what they are‘represented to be. Under this statute thousands of pounds of tea have been burned because of their wholesale adulteration. Tea, by the way, is one.of the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce. Not alone are the bright, shiny green teas artificialiy colored, but thousands of pounds of substitutes for tea leaves are used to swell the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willow ‘loaves being those--mostcommonly used. Again, sweepings from tea warehouses are colored and sold as tea. Even exhausted tea leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and made over and find their wayinto the cheap teas. ee ‘the English government attempts to stamp this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor for us, and the result is, that probably the poorest teas used by any nation are those Ameriea:—— A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. Twenty-five Persons Killed on an Ohio Railroad This Morning. SacrAMENTO, July 3, 1891. The Evening Bee’s* Cleveland (Ohio) special says: One of the most terrible railroad accidents ever known within the Western Reserve occurred about 2:30 o'clock this morning at Ravenna, Ohio. A fast freight train crashed into the rear of a passenger train. Twenty-five ‘persons were killed and more than thirty wounded. Fire added to the terrors of the wreck and many people were literally . roasted to death before the eyes of those who were attempting to rescue them. 8 EEE ROUGH AND READY. A Young Lady’s Ideas of the Old Town. A young lady who has been visiting ’at Rough and Ready sends to the Marysville Democrat some notes and jottings of her observations while there, from which are taken the following extracts : Rough and Ready-is notable for the soieties which it supports. An Odd FelBeech’s Tea is presented with the guar anty that it is uncolored and unadulterated; in fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simple. Its purity insures superior strength, about one third less of it being required for an infusion than of the artificial teas, and its fragrance and exquisite flavor is at once apparent. It will bea revelation to you. In order that its purity and quality may be guaranteed, it is sold only in pound packages bearing this trade-mark: THEY MUST PAY. Scarcely Any Person Exempt From Paying Poll-Tax. The poll-tax collectors are having considerable trouble in making their colleclows’ Lodge, Rebekah ‘Degree Lodge, Templars and Farmers’ Alliance. The Odd Fellows have a pretty little hall . painted white, with a classic front like that of the United States Treasury building at Washington. It-is located on the side of the hill to the north of the main street, and surrounded by nice trees and is-very pretty. The Farmers’ Alliance -has been in existence here only alittle more than a month, but it already has a large membership for a place of this size. The principal buildings of the town are located along the main réad leading from Marysville to Grass Valley, and a number of them built of stone. At_ onetime there-was much business done here, when the ravines and hills were covered with miners taking out the precious metal. In 1850 the town, with others, voted on the question of locating a county seat, and this place only lacked three votes of seeuring it, and—it-went—to-Nevada_City, } THE GLENBROOK RACES. Speed Program Aaopted--Some Lib4 eral Premiums. An adjourned meeting of the Board of Directors of the 17th Agricultural Association was held yesterday at ~ which the: committee on Speed Program and PERSONAL MENTION.. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Supervisor Parazett.is in town. Miss L. George of Derbec is in town. W. E: Yeaw of Washington is in town. M. L. Marsh left today for Paso Robles Springs. Premium List reported progress. The Joseph Floyd came down today from . speed program as presented was adopted, Moore’s Flat. ; ‘ subject ‘to amendment at next meeting, man, is in town, which time the committee on Premium A. Marmon of Downieville has returned from the lower country. A. S\ Bigelow of Columbia Hill was in town. last night and today. T. W. Stackus of Downieville went be-. 4. low on this morning’s train. Mrs. J. Glasson and gon of North Bloomfield arrived here today. J. C. Brown an family of Oakland are spending a few days’ here. Thomas Brock of Derbec and W. Helwig of North Bloomfield are in town. H. M. Kennedy, who has been to San Jose, returned.today to Goodyear Bar. List was given time to report. The following is a synopsis of the speed program agreed upon: FIRST DAY. Running. _ District. Threefourths of a mile and repeat. “$25 entrance ; $10 forfeit; $150 added. Second horse $50. 2. Trotting. 2: 26 class, $600. 3. ‘Trotting. District. 2 year olds, $200. SECOND DAY. Boys Tournament at 1] A. M. James G. Neagle returned last evening 4. Running. _ District. ary _ from’ Marysville. He came up to get and repeat. $25 entrance ; seth $250 added.” Second horse $50. 5. Running. Free for all. — Fiveeighths of a mile. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $150 added ; second horse $50 ; maidens allowed 5 pounds. + 6: Running: Free for all. Two year olds. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $200 added ; second horse $50. 14 miles. 7. Trotting. 2:40 class, $400. _THIRD DAY. Grand. stock parade at 11 A.M. 8. Running. Free for all. 14 miles. $5 entrance; $10 forfeit; $200 added ; second horse $50. cooled off. j Philip Hippert and E. Sheath accompanied by their families came down from Graniteville today. at G. W. Mayberry, who is engaged in mining near the ‘Central House, went to Sacramento today. H.*A. Lones leaves’ Sunday for Paso Robles Springs where he expects to remain two months. J. B. Treadwell, a mining engineer of Geysérs, Sonoma county, arrived here on this morning's train. J C. E. MeBean of El Paso, Texas, brother of John McBean of Washinton, 9. Pacing. Free for all. 2: 30 arrived here this morning. class, $400. Frank H. Bell passed through town to-} 10. Trotting. Free for all: 2 : 30: day on his, way from North Bloomfield to . class, $500. Auburn to spend the Fourth. FOURTH DAY. W. A. and Ww. B. Dudley of ColumLadice Touraam cat ella bia Hill and J. Kampfer of Grizzly Ridge 41. Running. Free te al Ons came to the county seat today. Theo. Wetzel of San Francisco went to the: Derbec’ mine today. Mr. Wetzel is the Derbec Company’s Secretary. Mrs. Fannie Valentine of San Franmile and repeat. $50 entrance 3 $25 forfeit ; $300 added ; second horse $75. : 12. -Running. © Free for all. Three fourths of a mile and repeat. $25 en: : A : trance ; $10 forfeit ; $150 added; second cisco will arrive here this evening -on-@ ae WEDNESDAY’S FIRE. Further Particulars of the Blaze at North Bloomfield. Judge Marriott sends the TRANSCRIPT the following account of the fire at North Bloomfield on Wednesday. He says: A disastous fire occured here today by which all of Chinatown, except one building, was destroyed. It originated in a China washhouse, but how nobody knows. Flames were discovered coming from the roof of a washhouse, and by the time water could be turned on three buildings were a mass of fire. Two streams wereobtained from the town water works, to which circumstance added to moving two buildings, may be ascribed the fact that the string ‘of buildings on tea south side of our town) were saved. Too much “praise cannot be given to those who aided, and especial mention must be maile--oy heroic acts performed by Ram. Carter, J. H. O'Connor, Ham. Watson, A. J. Carter, W. L. Mobley and Fred Brown. By their acts and the avoided.. Had they not displayed such energy anid deeds of daring in rushing into and pulling down houses which were all on fire, thereby partially subduing the flames and preventing’ the fire from reaching any of the other buildings of our town, very many of our citizens “would now be cogitating over and deploring a severe and irreparable. loss. Chinatown was situated south of and distant about séventy feet from the south side of Main and east of Mill street. Had any one of the-buildings on either of these streets caught, the town, or the greater part of it, would now be w mass of smouldering ruins. The Chinamen have evidently suffered great loss, little or nothing having been saved, the fire communicated from one building to another se rapidly. This is no good time for fires, the thermometer recording 96 degrees in the shade. What few people will be left at home here on the glorious Fourth will be lonely. Grass Valley and North Columbia are alluring our citizens to those places, promising all sorts of things for that day. the efforts of our energetic citizens in re© assistance given a great calamity wes— reer co The Pulpit and the Stage. zn Rev. F. M. Shroct, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: “I feelit my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery. has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 26!bs in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination, writes: ‘‘After a through trial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ‘em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do: my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.” Freo trial bottles .at Carr Bros Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Schilling’s Beat. Once bought—always sought. Try “Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household. tf Scrofula— Lurks in the blood of nearly every one, in gmany cases inherited. Its severest form

ia that of running sores on the arms, legs, or feet. Bunches in the glands of the fleck, pimples, cancerous growths, swollen joints, and thickening of the upper lip, are other symptoms. Hood’s Sarsaparilia has had wonderful success in curing scrofula. It thoroughly eradicates the humor from the blood, and gives it new vitality and richness. Mrs. William McDonald, Wooster, 0., for eighteen months. suffered with scrofu-lous swellings of the glands in the neck. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gave immediate relief, the swellings being largély reduced. : Swellings in the Neck. Joseph Dunphy, 214 Central Street, Lowell, Mass., had swelling? and lumps on his neck and face, which various pastes, ointments and medicines failed to stop. A shopmate, whose wife had been cured of a sore.on her arm by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, recommended the medicine, and he bought a Vottle. In three days there was a change in the eruption, ‘and five bottles effected a complete cure, leaving the skin smooth and fair. Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by Department are requested to meet at their respective halls at eight o’clock on Saturday morning, July 4th, for the purpose of participating in the Celebration at Grass Valley. for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. W. Cheney & Co., Prop’s., Toledo, O. W. Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tra ti carry out any obligations made by their ly, acting directly upon the blood and monials sent free. Price 75 cents per bothousehold which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises ; for use in such cases Dr. J. for many years been the constant family remedy. For sale by Carr Bros. alias ; : Zs a Fire Department Attention. The members of the Nevada City Fire E. A. TOMPKINS, Chief Engineer. How’s This 7 We offer One Hundred Dollars reward We, the undersigned, have known F. , and fii ially able to firm. West & Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.; WaLpING, KInNAN & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internalmucous surfaces of the system. Testitle. Sold by all Druggists. eters vein FREQUENTLY. accidents occur in the tf H. McLean's Volcano.Oil Liniment has tf French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and willremove all obstructi to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. “Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf Offices For Rent. Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent. ti SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. —_—_—~ 'S.S.S. B only speaks for itself, but has thousands of peo ple to speak for it. The testimoniala that have been given in its favor by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper. No -other medicine has been so thoroughly endorsed by the public. sample of Se ee z Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. B. Wharton, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Montgomery, Ala., writes: “I haye seen Swift's Specific used, and have known many cases of the worst form of blood disease which have been cured by it. Iknow the proprietors to be gentlemen of the highest type, and of the utmost reliability. I reco mmend it as s great blood remedy unequaled by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ge. Here isa Is the order of the day, holds the lead. CHOCOLATE BON BO a BEST GRADES. ADVANCE NS, MOLASSES PEPPERMINTS, : PEANUT TAFFY, Etc ~ Largest Factory in the City ! LOWEST PRICES THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, 5 and 7 Commercial Street: : ; d Beek: _0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothegaries, Lowell, Mass. H tions, because the people seem to think . where it has remained since. The name visit to her mother, Mrs, J: McGtibbins; horse $150. : : \ Doses On Doll one . ; a M. FOLEY, P roprietor. that men in certain occupations or em-. Rough and Ready was probably given it Bark Goo & Nihell es has boenats 13.— Trotting. Free for all. ThreeLUKE SHARP, THE HUMORIST. _ 100 ; © vollar . sloyed in-certain branches of the Govern. by some one who was an admirer of Taype oe . year-olds. $300. — SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT. e ‘ ploy: t : . perintending the construction of amillon. ” j4‘Runnin District. Saddle . Something Interesting About the Wel! = an ment, are exempt from the payment of . lor, perhaps by a Mexican veteran, as it sha Gold Bank ining at Porbostcwus omnis ; ie some ae Sade ae or dix Comren at eens one W poll-tax. According to Attorney-Genera) . was one of the earliest and richest mining Lnome-teday-td-eelebrate.*. Horse stake, Catch z weights. ne It was once observed by a celebrated ahd its Agency at Grasa Valley, BAS "5 Hart, all such exemptions were annulled . caiips in the State, and most of the pimile. -$5~ entrance; $50-added: Four Showing the Condition of tte war correspondent that it took a surgical operation to get a joke into a Scotch_ man’s head, and yet it seems that Mrs. Catherine Byington and her] daughter Clara, formerly of Downieville, arrived here last evening from San Franby the provisions of Article XHE, —Seetion 12, of the new Constitution. So that only~ those~under twenty-one or M, LJ D. MARSH; Proprietors, Office and Yards. .. Boulder at., Nevada City, Cal oneer rich_men-of the State have at one time prospected here. A few prospectors for gold are. still huntipg for ‘‘pockFinances on the Morning of July tat, 1801. RESOURCES. moneys, 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. Mill --Reck Creek. FIFTH DAY. over ae ihe fesaks MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS In : aiseo -and-—will_remain until after.the rf ” : sixty years-of age, or who are_paupers, . ets” in this vicinity, and now and then pa . : 15. Running. Free for all. FiveLake . ohare Bank Premises. .._.. ... .8 5000.00! FLOORING, RUSTIC, : insane persons, idiots, or Indians, are ex.] one succeeds in making quite a. ‘‘find.” snes eens eS éights of a mile and repeat. $25 enthece ODra! U. Real Estate taken for debt. .. 15492.39 SIDING, LATHES Eh i Cee er ee ee ne ee Hon. Thos. L. Ford and family of Dow-} 8 : json morist of the De-. Miscellaneous. Bonds.... 57408.75 * SHAKES, SHINGLES empt. All others must pay, no-_matter . A"history of early-mining here and the . Tine” arrived here last evening, being . "ance s-#10 forfeit $200 added; second _troitFree Press, . Country Warranta..... 3044.58 oe — whether they belong to the militia or to. immense amount of precious metal “ex-] « onte to Grass Valley where Mr. Ford horse $50. —i3a Scotchman, . boans-o1—-Real Estate.. 15758.00 Decors; ix aow ea ere : ae ae any other State organization. tracted from the earth in days gone,. . i). geliver the oration for tomarrow's 16. Running. Free for all. 13 born in Glasgow . Loans on Stocks, Bonds and aes Windovws,! wien: ‘ age enaae aay would be very interesting. One instance . . jeprati miles. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit ; $200 forty years ago. Warrants. ...0..... 7160.59 ’ The World Enriched. ; 4 celebration. = That something Loans on Other Securities.. 4902.75 a 1 : ad of early history was related by a young] Miss Kittie D. McLean, who_has been added ; second horse $50. ; Boxes. ‘ es me 2 t} 4 a young Loans on Personal Security. . 72202.78 Kept constantly on-hand or made to order. The facilities of the -present day for lady, which runs about in the following : : ar eat ena -iswrong in this STARA: : visiting Miss Mabel Hughes at this city,. 17Trotting. 2:24 class, $600. jg . Money on hand. ...-.... 4160.14 RD) a the production of everything that will. words, and it interested me very much: pteeec He evening to Grass Valley. When races are named for the ‘‘Disrite "idk pe mage 3 SS aes cea BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER ‘ a ‘“ TeSys ‘e + b?? . urn and Fixtures... 5 : e conduce to the material welfare and com. . ‘My father,” said she, ‘“‘bought a placej o, Sunday Miss Kittie and: her sister, trict they are intended for horses owned “Sharp's” career, . Gold Bullion........ 1870.45 A Bpectalty. ‘ : e fort of mankind are almost unlimited and . aear Rough and «Ready, and agreed 'to. \rigg May McLean, who hag been teachin Nevada county only on the 10th of for coming to the ———— . } gam All craers, large or small, are given immediate and personal attention when Syrup of Figs was first produced . pay $600 for it in six months. The next ing in the Grass Valley High School, July. Entries in the—racgs will be open United States $239527.66 jananianiiaieat a e ei the world was enriched with the only . day he went prospecting on it and ona} i) return to Oakland. until the 15th of August. when he was four _ 2 : remedy which is truly pleasant and rej little piece of ground not as large as a see : Se years of age, hie} bee nace a B . Your Last Chance ! ‘A 4 : Mrs. Ferini and her children, who have Special Bus Time Table. sense of humor} Paid-up Capital.......$ 30000.00 : a n C : freshing to the taste and prompt andjroom he took out $800. He then came been visiting Mra. Guscetti, aunt of M to hin Reserve Fund 10000.00 8 — NCE eifectual to cleanse.the system gently in . down to town and bought a sack of flour see ott eelaeaiad ‘5 their ies ie Carson & Wettereau’s busses between Seas ance rie Undivided Profits. Bes "1091.48 zi F 8 the spring time or in factg-at any time, . for which he paid $50, packed it home on San Pcatiness Mi Geeank yc ae this city and Grass Valley will leave here foi seh, Se Due Banks.. .-. ee 527572 — iJ . T. DAY, aid the better it is known the mcr . his back and mother made pies out of it} ) oe Mrs. Grascetti sae siiake a as earlier tomorrow morning than “usual. = all appearances, te a, = : ee 1LL-REMAIN HERE BUT A VERY -popular. it becomes. and the teamsters-were glad to.-get them Pe saa alles ied by Feenk : Fare 25 cents each way. ‘LUKE SHARP.” it will never reOther Linbilitice. ‘ 506 06 a L: BU SH Ww few days longer. Those who desire wo Mining Company Election icicle piente ti, who will spend his aenae vane —— a cover. Twenty years after landing in ea 1 usher : g Co on. a ‘ : A Foreign Invasion. ‘America Mr, Barr—for that is the real. $239527.66 : ee CONCRETE WORK il j At last night’s meeting of the Harmoseme a eo Terrible winters throughout Europe moods Psa nary he aon eet We. tl Lepat ea da eal i \ ae a fovais Govaty taste Ab tee Done should leave their orders at the NA ~ . . % g abou or some. occupa! e, the undersigned, do solemnly swear d F 2 rf e 2 $0 n $ abn ah ee petite eon. ee The New Tax —_ — Take Effect Next BEGE AND THERE brought forth bitter fruits that ripened in . work on the Detroit Free Press. Since . that iat face . oe of oo Fenbect, fend any" size destred, trom Vike TIONAL HOTEL (rmedistely: Rcorree Shee weeds Fre joncay: e ‘ ‘6 inne’ wi ‘ 1880 he has been the London nta. matters contained in the foregoing state. smallest gem e-size, @ } iJ Casper, Secretary ; Geo. C. Shaw, Treas-. "The new law providing for the collecA Brief Record of Various Matters of ~_— e _ 4 = page! yom press: rise represe! ment, and that the same is a correct, rePavements, Curbings yand Cometery ‘ . urer; Geo. Hothersall, Superintendent. . ticn of taxes on the ‘installment plan”. Local Tutereatvio ~~ . : i is “Luke Sharp” is somewhat above the port of the Assets _ — a the GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Work a specialty. The ahve sansd Gavan ee A WL ak a ee ns, iL le tality ‘lists show its shocking) . oe height, broad shouldered, with . Citizens Bank, at Nevada vey aiaing. Ali wlahi: : ‘ e wi e effect nex onday, but it 18} (y sch on Sunday evenin, ¢ 7:80 . ravages in aggravated cases. An aleosel ’ Agency at Grass Valley, on the morning . 4ll wishiag to have any work done ENE 0 . Secon abn Ce ee ete Se Soe eee emcees A oard are the Directors. doubtful if its provisions will be carried . _, sree ee y g % . Soke ; : Seo" . striking head, brown hair, wide brow . of July lat, 1891, according to the best ine will do well to reserve fature orders = out. § ¢ th ta llectors clai o'clock, Rev. He: Hs Wileox preaching. nae ages oS eee and purely Grecian nose, and eyes that . of ae knowledge and belief ; the Asonde pag School Supolies Wanted : . ices, oe fe sy mgt mh ‘ faa, : ral cfatm . ‘The brick building at the corner of Pine stimulant = the form of Hostetter’s . Jook you straight in the face. He wears} sets herein named are all in the custody . Notice places he will do business this ee : ; at they must collec e personal prop. . 4 Spring streets heretofore occupied by Stomach Bitters has and will ever prove. a short, pointed beard, and looks as{. of the proper officers and ‘correspondents . summer : NoTce 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE . All of the Transcrier force will at-. erty tax for this year under the provis-. >) Kistle as a saloon was to-. the best specific. Leading continental . though he might be a well to do farmer. . of said Bank and its Agency. Di nee rol Benoaten ot Devade Saheol tend the big celebration at Grass Valley, . ions of the old law, a3 the assessment roll eure eer eel < 4 . ai kes ci ttes, which he makee. We furthermore swear that the, PaidColumbia Hill, from June 20thto July . District will receive Sealed Proposals for : ; : day bid in at assignee’s sale by'H. C. and American physicians declare that a. He smokes cigarettes, e badape og a ; the delivery at Washinton schoolhouse and therefore né ,paper will be issued . was made up under that law. It is like’ pret . Suter : ay ; ‘. himself. . Mr. Barr does all of his work up Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank is . 6th, in this city on or before Sep ember Sth, 1801, P Mills, W. G. Richards and Geo, Gehrig, . medicine with a spirituous basis, such as Thirty Thousand Dollars, in gold coin ofthe following supplies : i 4 is from this office tomorrow. ly that the matter will be taken into the who paid $300 for it. this, affords the surest guaranty against by means of a phonograph, and he cer alaasion as indicated in the Tasaaud North Bloomfield, July 8th, and will 60 Reams Legal ake : lhe ees . courts by some heavy personal propertyP : : : ee si : be seen almost every day in the Detroit? oot. . E. M. PRESTON, Pres. > ia fel : apse Boxes Slate Pencils. . i The c ¢ John A. Wilson va. John] the tremendous inroads of this shocking : Pp , ; : Dozen Boxes -ens . Gillotts’ 404. PERSE OAS z=-===== . owners, whoare, under the new law, given CORSE WE ee : : Free Press Office, in the Strand, London, D. FE. MORGAN, Sec’y. visit othertowns onthe Ridve this Fall. 6 Boxes Penholders. ea alk OO 6 © leak uns ek ek eee malady. When we consider that aslight. sitting in a corner of his sanctum en-. stato of California, County of Nevada, . Mp, Bush takes Pictures by the Instan-. § Doron Boxen Chalke Ex pedi sal ‘. eee Tee -ceritly awarded judgment for thé sum of change of the weather is apt to renew it, . gaged in talking down a funnel. ss. Subscribed and sworn before me, a ts BUan taxon Mioturey oy We neta) . boxes Colored ayaa: & A Y P It pay their taxes without becoming delin$91, alleged to be due for labor peiformthat it attacks those easily vulnerable “I never could dictate to a stenog-. Notary Public in and for the County of taneous Process. je23-1m 4 Reams Double-ruled Cap. : ou Frove it pes rane + . ed, has been appealed by defendant from. organs, the Inngs, that its progress is. rapher,” he said recently, “"becanse 1 evens saseeie, Sis He ee ————. {y'NoxesCommou Lend Penctia Orn s ; : Another assertion is that it is imposs-. > 4:05 Wheeler's court to the Superior] tremendously swift and deatructive, we. never could find one who knew less than . P. Frep Saris, Notary Public. 1 Box Faber’s Hexagonal, No.8. ™ RRELIABLE wate be their own . ible to seggregate the property into the stats — i aes must sinh ho necessity of odie it . 1 did. Imagine dictating to a man who : ; _—* = hi crecag bo Dozen (No. 11 O10 Biante. . merits. By ng to you . classesas required by law, and that as ; Sea : : you felt was infinitely your superior in} TEACHERS EXAMINATION. N the Superior Court of the County of] 20 pounds 4x36 4))b. Mantlia—out 8x12. through the newspaper, we bring . the law discriminates in favor of the raila = » = fe npc ' Por es @ en TS ace NS naa every way! I’ve tried it,’ but I never had In the Tsun or tne Eatate of John ©, PE Feicneka a oe WEP NE IOUS. We AO oe our coffee to your notice and tell . poadin rates and delinquency, it is unSunday ne sleaiass A Ste, i. ih the cheek to continue it.” mae at msg kaw the Administrator of tt ‘ : you it is prepared from choice stock situbional : Saying,” and in the evening, “Our . guard against malaria, dyspepsia, rheu-. Mr, Barr is a great admirer of Kipling, . r7vue @RMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF . EetategiJohn ©. Piper, deceased, having Saturday, July 23d, 1891. = skillfully roasted and packed. That sie aba anes i 'Kinglt ima sowed . Country: Pasty Present and Future.” "The . matism, liver and kidney complaints. ‘«who deserves all the fame he has got.” fh applicants for certificates to teach in . filed his petition herein praring for anorler. ‘The Board reserves the right to reject any . al \ ss . ’ ted i i ° = « : it combines rich flavor and great ‘Tax oltacton sanirviews evening service will begin at 8 o'clock 1 oat delici eg Ge ak Se Speaking of hisown methods of ‘work,. heid at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada Hels forthe purposes therein fet forth ae tie B District. Attorney Nilon as to the validity dhazp and close at 9 during the heated = m e! sans thing to he said recently: City, beginning at 9 o’clock A. M. on It is therefore ordered by the said court ¥ : “OE ‘? nce Ks ping That ‘ . 4 a _— of the law and the latter official is look. oo, town is Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Wa-. “I haven't any. I should take notes, Tuesday July th, 1891. A) Seat eee betues tae sald Fw Charman Committe on Schvolhousss and most economical. But you must . ; es j see : ter. tf . but don’t. The danger of taking notes ; ior Court day, the 27th day sl shige rhe : Ete., test it. The coffee must be itsown . ~ a pein — Last night, at the Athletic Club room — . is that your Chines nenatos sag OA IY wrap gu maid aaa — —— Sul rs a 10 o'clock fa, the forenoon ot Nevada City, June 27th, 1891. see . Pa A erie ; advertisement. Try it. You will Death of George King. on Commercial street a Soa does hte HOTEL ARRIVALS. booky. . I get the illustrations of my arbeictiaes Pegi Pau n, . our = {he Courthouse jin sald ‘County of eee aes Bits ee PP Lee S SA oe ir opener a ee 7 ae fe v w cau n find that” the best in-quality-and-. ~@.é-56 King, a uative of Ohio, aged 71 . “= Toma gloveconin F points between . . weaken EL Keage: {ticles frork a portable camera te Tot be granted to the sald Admiuistrator to UNIO dav nicht. the most truly economical is sold 5 . a well known local boxer and a profess‘ Be. He has never’ been able to settle the ——__ welt so-much-of the-real-estate_of the srid . Rg gy WN : HOTEL = der the brand = . years, died at the county hospital last ional calling himself Billy Patterson and W. L. Lovejoy, 8an Francisco, question as to which he likes best—EngElection for Ohief deceased John C. Piper as snall be neces bd Say a eo night, and the funeral will take place at claiming to be from Simamante. ‘The Ww. mi -Fapeiss, Masyerille. land or America.’ vis si og Engineer. eer thata copy of this order be published . ; SE es 6:80 o'clock this afternoon from W. O. ‘evade City man had the best of the eot-. Juhs Metisan’ San Franciaco “E have_given. it. ap," be remarked. ee era eT icsiatent . sith day of Jaly, Wool, iu the Nevada, Da:ly > ; » . Groves’ undertaking establishment. The . , . ‘A, ‘Progidgo, : an : ee — pace agi 7, or Cplet Bus meer of the Nevada . Transcript, a, news aper printed and pus. ay deceased has a son aged about 45 and. 4, 4, “43 J. E. Johnaon, a woin merica is er and go re Department will be . lished in said Nevada County, living in West Virginia whals law: ated Oe ak oe W W. Bassett, Sacramento tick We Tacs tape ee wc} ~~ ai nday, July 27th, 1801 patna sana sake of the Buperior Couit, ; ; ; F . A. Charles, San Francisco. come e conclusion tha’ gland is ’ ’ ’ ated June 29th, 1891. VADA CIT? ance * Hag tone bows Gs Pisa! ing. In the evening a grand patriotic} J, K. Davidson, Derbec preferable. Last year the problem—and From65 to 8 o'clock P. M. —e _ . fifties. For many years he follows’ . service will be held, ‘The pastor will de8. Galavotti, Derbec. the climate—drove me out of both coun-. yudges—J. F, Hook and Gus Schmidt. Assignoe’s Sale : : : : ‘@ + G, A a 8. sat on the shores 0} e@ itererke—J. BE. Isaac an , Schmidt. é mining and then became a grave digger liver a brief address on the subject, ‘To J. G, Mather, Malakoff. tri I sat on the sh f the Mediter-j C1 iBT d Fd, Schmidt . which latter oceupation he followed till . W) 0. ghall oa Bectanerabe ht Na. . 4: F; McCollum, Ormonde, ranean and pondered atid pondered and. #Y order of the Soand of Vive eer ee’ OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN. seven or eight years ago when his strength Gon?” Mire. Di. Chapean. Wilgive 6 a be Fe cx @ cass Valley pondered, but it was no.use. I returned} J. E. Isaac, Secretary, , . Su torenance of a8 aoe. ofthe Superior va failed him. 4 . a eeS ‘ : : Leis e ‘ to England because it was nearer than im —-— -— . Of California, made on the 25th day of June % — ee reading applicable to the occasion. AnJ. Ostrom, North Bloomfield. pee ; 199i, in the matter of John Kistle, an IusolSAG é A Forest Fire. thems will be sung by the choir and solos} _ WLindgren & w, San Francisco arr ocala Sala he. _WQOD CONTRACT. vent Debtor, the undersigned, as Assignce : ea C. H. Evans, San Francisco. unnecessary enter into a ca a ofthe Estate of said John Kistle, Insolvent, WEVADA OITY, CAL, : : REE will be rendered by Mrs. Parsons of Oak-. Theo. Wetzell a scription or analysis of ‘‘Luke Sharp's” ee willsell at public auction, to the highest ’ Last night about 11 o’clock a boy set oe eee o T bidder, for cash, on THIS EL DING. fire to a brush pile a short distance bemek Ang ee = pg pom gy sna 780 yore Anges cataap ae — OTIvK 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT] Briday July 3d, 1801, at 10 o'clock . ft'has Rodairisaysio pouring pace Baal) : : : i Si = —=z H, M. > ose. ure of the humorist which accompanies sealed proposals will be received b rl ay, u y i. ’ a 0 CLOCK . It haa always aaathe reputation al being % low the Harmony mining works. Since J. C: Brown and f, Oakland -this article has a history. It was taken . the Board of Education of Nevada Schoo rae : : oneofthe most commodious aud best kept ods, Etc. ‘ » Sohiling’s Best: + [te St Bene bare tnt eel oe G. L, Breese, San Francisco in the interior of a house in Pompeii, on. District upto the hourof 10 o'clock “A. M.1f; Navaga tity, Nevade Gouuty, California: . MRS, J. NAFH along the ridge, and fears are felt for the . 4 _ Ty ne at “one of Mr. Barr’s photographing expedithe following described real property; 1. lane piste Res eaeds Fame Cha hvonans T Is richest in ‘flavor, strongest buildings on the thines ip, that: part of Miss Clara B f San . tions, and the remarkable thing about it SReeneny sigh Skee cate #4, in Nevada City, Nevada County, State of . itto a superiorstanda:d as a ‘tamily hotel ; pet F otros: the : : is that the cap was taken off the lens by . For delivering a. Weshington and Lincoln . California, descr bed as follows, to-wit; — . and health resort, : the district. A stiff breéze. from G ‘sie and of full weight. It costs more e rict. 8 Mrs. Catherine , io a Commencing at North Westcorner of Pine . F , an Italian soldier, who was sent with . schoolhouses, Nevada City, nicely corued Ithas the best rooms, sets the best + Oil Oloth than poorer goods, but its great . south adds to the danger of “he situs Mas la Rosendale, 0 . en aaa him from photographing. . Ei West's afi ibe fou tae ta . eben wuualag known at Ring sSatoon:. '2Me soouniag. Ae roquet. adler reading power and high flavor . tion. ae erred oes ‘ ” eae oe ; mr feet in. ie ning thence Westerly along the South: (tains containing flue croquet and playshades. Sp ig po v a A. 8. Belew, Cotambia Hill. When the Italian army,” says Mr. Barr, oe ‘ive cords of Oak Wood of the same. ely side of said brick building, and the . grounds, : make it most economical -—cheapest EE . ¥. H Bell, 2 Bloomfield. ‘gtarta out to preventan American news-. adcription ead one cord af good, clear, Nolcheris ine ot pring Gem MALT thee as See Ouse @ ae in the end. We only ask fair tests’ Fans Given AwayF. M. Staekus, Dow paper man from taking a photograph boas Fine Phe Gob delivered at ,the waghee. to tain : cece’ meteast “eo fleor, and every sauimiaeneien fur com: and careful comparisons. Bach lady Visi ie la thee ok Ree ©: Orzalli, ba wee a g with his camera, it has to rise earlier, in ‘All to be delivered on or before October . the Hpeerly, ne of sald Brick Building . mercial men. pee : ne Lava oa os Mrwea' aad 10 s’elon wfine" barker, Sheridan. the morning than is customary in Ttaly.”. 1 een Ty an amt, at 10. Meteat Se fee ands ineben, tgthe Nord . , The houses tlot'y fratclaee tm aly, es SCHILLING’S BEST is never a ee ee ere ith . ie Ww Hime? Washington. *. ‘Tom Masson. . yoiock A.M. wees en culy A ee, Ae westerly Gomer, of sald annex ; thence appointments. — sold in bulk.Notice the BRAND . ™orrow morning presen — > D. E. Holland, Columbia Hill. ec Jace a Tee tne Board reserves the right to reject any i fag By Porgy bey . . Free "Bus to and from all trains. j carefully, Accept no substitute. a fan. Chas. Vizzard, Moore's Flal. pene ne ‘ By atder of the Board of Education, erly 12 feet and 9inches-to Easterly sideot} ‘Khe TWmion Bar order,’ ; Oe sician for .every 10,000 inhabitants, Address bids to CAL. &. CLARKE, Chair* entrance into said ck Buiiding on NorthFi ¥ : : ie Pro The Lightning Fruit Jar which shows that the people are quite . man of Committee on School Houses, Supony wae . i cponee B sy Al 5 nest in the City. 77 aeeceman s F Wary MARRIED. F healthy, or that they believe less in doc. Plies. ete. feet and6 inches to the Sesthcentart ‘eorF. W. COOK.. ...:..-. Proprietor. i : Jn quency saenneionges ¥> 00 is? © 44 Grasa Volley, July2, by Rev. A. H. toring than the nations of, America and ss Sinise Derof sald Brick Building, thence Bout] Wines CiaUORS AND ¢ ; ; 2 3, / ‘ E A. H. ong the Weste: {Pi : poly or oe pnney ag=g POTRSe Sg wecabee ne Haceaterceetes . Mave iShares mee . sere ton ae 7 eT Your grocer has them. a the sole, agente at or ity. belat county. . ShewLost a Pig's Task. Dividend Notice. ° corner jerwo!, and the feanict besfaniug: 300 a AcE ntiaetrtatitey : a i 3 Pal he ‘ * 4 * J whe pe a s . : Fa nn ory “a _Fourth of July Refreshments. . eat ee? . Strange things are turned into orna, meee “. ky Sone Coker ond ™ en water Closet yor Bad ser ntrecion, wit work 5 we oe bh ccvmanae eae : i fe : 5 ereto, Kistle’s Salgon, . omen e , Ex pe i an . The Ladion of tho M. E. Church of] A Oreqnt of Tartar Baking Powder—} . care fase precept ast padbiengr-nombattend BBS apy Soha EAB Ol CHARLES Grips, asa aio horaiee 3 . Petz most and healthful as Grass Valley will serve dinnér sup. : ; ress * for the rec 8 BANK will become due and payable ef the Estateof Jobn Kistle, an . ca ae: ee sea cn i . rg . tr a el ry ca oe . Senin Be en ane 1 made by Carr Bros, tt feonage on the 4th of July, j1-4t. Latest U, 8, Government Food aces — . ". Suniday recently, = * . OHNT. MORGAN, Cashier. . PF. stati i cae : 2a _ a ‘ oa ‘ aS : ; * § e 3 fc 4 e *: 3 .: > * : ' Se a? ~ . 3 s . ji * FY ; ; ease f a sg dese z on eit : : ‘ . is a