June 25, 1892 (4 pages)

nea eM Bi Sag THE DAILY BROWN & CALHINS, Proprietors. RR EE SE ESA TERE ANTE SR TREO SATURDAY EV’NG JUNE 2, ‘92. —————————————————————_= Leeking after Hydraulic Miners. Sacramento, June 24.—Robert T. Devlin, special counsel for this county in suits “against the hydraulic mines has caused to be served injunctions on two mines operating at Gold Run. Other injunctions in that vicinity, will follow and the suite will be vigorously pushed, Mr. Devlin’s jurisdiction extends only over such mines as are throwing debris the better. into the American river, its Middle. and South forksand in the Cosumnes river. As to the latter stream no complaint is made, but on the American river snch mines as are operating will be compelled tostop as soon as the law officers can reach them. Sacramento is not called upon to look out for mines on the Yuba and Feather rivers, they being covered by the anti-Debris Aseociation. “TRANSCRIPT, Semanal pf ae i ow it Feels to Have a Lion Bite Fou. Mr. Inyerarity, a member of the Bombay bar, says: ‘So large an animal as a lion coming at full speed against you of course knocks you off your legs. ‘The claws and teeth entering the flesh do not hurt so much as you would think. The only really painful part of the business is the squeeze given by the jaws on the bone. I felt none of the dreamy stupor Livingstone describes, but on the contrary felt as usual. 1 adopted the course of lying quite still, which . believe is the best thing one can do, as you are yiite helpless with a heavy animal on you, and they. are inclined to make grabs at everything that moves, and the fewer bites you can get off with “All the wounds are centers of inflammation and blood poisoning, and the more you get the less chance you have. The power of the liou’s jaws may be inferred from the fact that the lioness that seized me, although it had a broken jaw, scored deep grooves in the barrels of my rifle with her teeth. Some claw wounds were! mere scratches, which . attribute to the fact that they clutch at the surface of your coat, think. ing it is all solid underneath, and so reach the flesh ‘pretty late. {n fact, my coat was torn in some places without Advertised Letters. owe Your Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver. When the Liver is torpid the Bowels are sluggish and constipated, the food lies in. the etotaac’s undiested, poisoning the hood; frequent Loedache @u-tes; a feeling vt j Cate, coe nhdency, and rervousn ess indieate how Lanse 1 pe en et oe > Wild ; peyt , ee Sinmmous diver aceoutate haa been the means of restoting more er to hentia, and 1appiness by giving (7 enn ahealthy Liver than any agency known ¢2 eorth. It acts with extraornerew, I have come to the conclusion to make a change in my business and have appointed ‘ I wish to notify everybody in Nevada County that H. J. CARTER, Manager, GRAND hot Ju CELEBRATION ! The Beehive * maining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., June 23, 1892: The following ia @ list of the letters reBeckman, A. Cainerow, John A. Cordia, Augustins Coffin, D. W. Crogen, James Davis, Mrs. H. T. Hanber, F. J. (2) Harlow, M. Jacobs, Fritz Matia, Angele — E. hompson, Mes. Amanda Wells, Miss A. H. Wemier, Mrs. E. E. FOREIGN. Giorami, De Paoli Antonio, De. Paoli, Winslow, Mills If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of gne cent for each letter. any corresponding wound beneath. and panthers, as a rule, immediately leave any one they seize in a charge, but this lioness, having left me, went a few yards to roar at my mien, returned, and stood over me growling, and then bit my arm. . got no bite the first go off, as she was ocqupied in biting the rifle.” —London Times. , ica inhabits the low lying coast regions, and is much dreaded by the natives for 4 the fearful results which follow its sting. Naturalists cal] it Lucilia hominivora. The average specimen is about a third of an inch long. head, with the eyes on top. are a golden yellow, its abdomen dark blue with purple bands, its legs black, its wings unusually big, and they produce a continuous and loud buzzing when in motion. disease called myiasis. “] never felt theslightestehock. Tigers A Much Dreaded Fly. The man eating fly of Central AmerIt has a big Ite cheeks The person bitten by this fly gets a It generally beWith instructions to close out immediately my immense * every time, and we stand ready to refund gins with an itching of the nose, then that organ swells and bleeds; next it becomes ulcerated, and in: these ulcers may be found the larv@ of the fly. The whole face becomes swollen, erysipelas sets in, followed by meningitis and Leonarp 8. Caxins, P. M. BOTEL ARRIVALS. — “iY National Exchange. —— O. 8. Carvill, San Francisco, — E. J. Burley, death. One man . knew shot himself D. Kavanaugh, in after he had been bitten rather than J. 8. Gregory, . face the tortures he knew were certain. H. Hoppock, Care is difficult. Subcutaneous injecG. F. Drake, Oakland, W. H. Sigourney, ‘‘ Ww. Philips, New York, tions of chloroform sometimes do good, but as often fail, One man . heard of ‘was cured by lemon juice injected into Mrs. E. Y & c., Los Angeles, A Gy Gouslor, Weshington, his blood.—Interview in New York nt nee Geo. Knomer, Sacramento, a a Baek 7 Live Stock in the West. Teint » West of Missouri and exclusive of 5-5. Nenemge bere Texas, Lonisiana, Arkansas and Mis-. E. T. Harvey, Camptonville, souri, the pumber of cattle is 16,248,667 F. J. Silyey, “ and their value is estimated at $213,987,. Miss J. Allen, San Savengo, 369; the number of horses and mules J. Copeland, 1.536,080, value $244,775,053; number of sheep and hogs 28,882,782, value §84,594.990; making the aggregate value of herses and live stock $543,3°7,602. The total product of horses and males of all the other states is 9,354,030 and thei value is estimated ut $719.336,085, —Ed ward Rosewater’s Omaha Address. ‘Scars Are Deemed Murks of Beauty. in New Holland the wémen cut them elves with shells, and, keeping the wounds open a long time, form deep W. E. Relange, “ Union Arrivals. Gast Ozalli, Graniteville, M. Simons, Pactolus, Geo. Maberry, Washington Ridge, T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, W. Ho Wentworth & w., Centerville, J. R. Davis, Xan Juan, D. Condon, Marysville, W. Wilkins, San Francisco, F. D. Clark & w., Marysville, C. E. Brown, 4 John Frandy, Columbia Hill, J. Atkinson, Bpanenriit: F. B. Ridge, Grass Valley. Deserving Praise. highly ornamenta! Another singular of the left hand at the second joint.Yankee Blade A Question and ap Answer. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them he asks the following question: Ritur?’ the price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies Advance Laformation, sears in the flesh which they deem inutilation is made among them, when in infancy they take off the little finger A correspondent in an Alabama town sends a ‘‘poeni,” on the margin of which “Do you Think i will Evor maik a You may. But you are liable to have a bad spell of it.—Atlanta Constitution. have won their * ond anid purely on their merits. , Druggists. . <_< Four nicely furnished rooms)" complete for housekeeping, with bath, hot and cold water. For further particulars enquire at Dairy Traxscuirr office. tf Mountain Ice. Warm weather now ! and the Union Ice Company is now ready to supply ice in any quantity. All orders promptly attended to. tf "Jt is Abominable ! ‘To go throngh life with “gnags’’ in the mouth. Abominable not more to the sufferer than his friends. Buy SOZODONT and cleanse the teeth which remain, or better still, use it now and save your teeth. SOZODONT is enconomical. Summons Liver Regulator is invaluable jm the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. ‘ idea to the bowels " : etimulate effect ity that he bounced out of bed with thr pcm precept) open ash agility of an athlete, and hurriedly mad: « getion of the potash Sereaparillas and Joy's: Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes &t., 8. F., writes: “I have for years had i The old iden was thet facial eruptions were due to a “ blood gumor,” for which they gave potash. Thus all the old sarseparitias contain potash, e neusesting mineral, that inweed of decreasing, ectually creates more eruptions. You have noticed this when takGersaperilias, It is however now that the stomach, the blood creating power, is the seat of all vitiating or cleansing stomach The straw hat,with one of those wide wale, whipcord-summer-weight unlined antits, aud a waistcoat selected to com: vort therewith, is an aggregation that iypifies the correct ensemble of the summer young man either in town or doing the piazza of the summer resort hotel.— flothier and Furnisher. Mr. Dixon's Carnivoroas Mule. Mr. J.’ B. Dixon, of Ffederick. Ma. wns a mule that caught a calf in its eeth the other day and devoured it jiecemeal.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Demo A Floating Fire Engive. The floating fire engine, propelled by é inal Two Singular Mayors. the other one was also an ex-mayor.— —— _Abesult of a Mule's Kick. the stunnel. feet distant. jife.—~Yankee Blaite. lid, unable to leave his bed. his way out from the burning house. FAREWELL. I tried @ popular Sarsaparilla but it caused more to break out on my face. Hearpo be cha f later preparation an’ Gifferentiy 1 tried tt, and the pimples disappeared.’ Farewell, Life! my senses swhn, And the world is growing dim, : 4 . Thronging shudows cloud the ght, . Like the advent of the night' Colder, colder, colder sul, Upward steals & vapor chill; Birong the earthy odor grows— . smel} the mold above the rosel WV Seceeei. ~ Bunny light for sullen gloom, § Warm perfume for vapor cold— gle a: Ne [ smell the rose above the mold, O'er the earth there comes a bloom, team, which has been lately byilt for he service of the prefeeture of the port ees made a short trial trip in the Marmora recently. It steams, twelve to thirteen Horses, Baled Hay, wiles an bour.—Livant Herald. FARMING UTENSILS, ce ee —AND— A former mayor of Concord, Fla., late iy died in Cabarrus srhouse. Thx jown of Concord bh only contributed cwo white males to the poorhouse, and Aimule employed to hau) the cars at i 4 . be Drum Summon mine, in Marysville, imp es Mon., became balky when about to enter ceramics: Of courge the owner urged him with the whip, which so enraged the animal that it began to kick viciously. A loose shoe was thus vigorously propelled from the mulo’s hind foot, and struck the face of a German teammate) who was idly sitting on his wagon, sixty He fell from the wagoa a+ if shot. His face will be marked for For some months Vharles Hildebrand of New Albany, Ind., had been an invaA tew days ago he heard an alarm of fire in hir house, and this so spurred him to activ Welcome, Lifet The spirit strives! will reeeive careful attention, Strength lcsnpdes fora nave rave * ‘ Fis like shadows of the morn: FRED SEARLS, dinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPO'NTCD, . Ass genéral family remedy for ¢: spepsie rorpid' Liver, Constipation, etc., ] har aly eve oe aoything else, and have never teen Get opelated in the effect produced: it roewns t @ amoat a perfect cure for all diseases id tomach and Bowels. W. 2. McEinoy. Macon, @New Firm. SMITH & BARTON chased the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS — OF C. W. DENNEY, ON THE NEVADA CITY PLAZA. And are now prepared to do work in all its various branches. All work guaranteed and done at .the very lowest rates. All bills contracted at this establish ment since Jane Ist are payable to jel6 SMITH & BARTON. A Deluch “Ad” -illt is not room enough to even mention briefly the scores of resorts throughout California. la Mountains we have between Shasta on the north and San Jacinto on the south the myriad peaks of the Sierras and the Coast Range. In Lakes there are scores, from the small glacier cups to the great inland seas of Tahoe, Clear and Tulare. In Mineral prings we have hundreds that cure all sorts of ailments. In Seaside Resorts there are acattered along the coast at convenient intervals enough salt-bathing and sr pe Pe establishments to accommodate all inlan: leisure seekers. i There is therefore no lack of variety, and no excuse for the dweller by the :ea in not making a tour into the mountain, or the dweller in the inland valleys and mountains in not seeking a. journey to the sea. The sum total of these remarks is that vou reader need a change; you can better afford to take one than not. M irk that. . You can take your choice vi localities and you may be breaking some of the commandments if you de not attend to this matter. For particulars regarding California Resorts, call upon or correspond with any Agent of the Southern Pacific Company. RESTAURANT . ia NeMRS. B,. LUTZ, Proprietor. Broad Street. .llow National Hotel. LODGING HOUSE, ity Comfortable Rooms and Good Beds. The Table Supplied with the best the market affords. Board and Lodging by the day, week or month. Fravk H. Mills, . . A. Newmark. NEWMARK & MILLS, Dealers in Stovy senda Ranger, Plumbing and Gas Fitting. $27 Turk Street. AUCTION SALE Household and Kitchen Furniture. 3B. YOUNG oy. AUCTIONEER (Office in the Ellis Block, Second street, opposite Western Hotel, Marysville, ) Will sell at auction on the Ranchof Michael Dougherty, situated four miles south of Smartaville, Yuba county, on Wharaday, July 7, 1892, At 10 o'clock 4. M., the following deacribed personal property; Six h No. 1 work horses and. mares, will weigh about 1800 pounds each ; 70 tons baled grain hay, will be sold in lots to suit; one four-horse wagon, one two-horse wagon, one spring wagon, one buggy, two mowing machines nearly new, six sets of team harness, onenew sulky rake, two seed sowers, four si lows, two harrows, one set blacksmith ls complete, stretchers, chains, picks, shovels, one large kettle, lot of new sugar-pine lumber, 200 cedar posts. Also a lot of household and kitchen furniture, consisting of beds, bedding . stock of CLOTHING, . \Heats, Valises, Trunks, Ete., WOULD respectfully in. } é (" 8) form the people of Nevada } i ! t 8 , County that they have pur— : — = . ° m Here Goes! Asan earnest of the above the following Two Dozen stylish Summer Suits, at $7.50 each, sizes 35 to40. Six Dozen Tennis Flannel Shirts, at 50 cents each, Men's, Boys. Six Dozen Silk Overshirts, at $1.50 each. EM cats it this city, which will be SOLD AT COST. startling Low Prices. =< Baffale Lager Beet 1 FUANISHING GOODS, Boorse, SHoOMmsS. sam PRICES . Bargains are offered : “6 “é ae “a ER ree se “a ae “ec se “6 Ten Dozen Boy's Knee Pants, at 50 cents each: from 4 to 13 years old, Five Dozen Men’s Fine Calf Shoes for $2,25 per pair. Ten Dozen Mea’s Canvas Shoes at $1 per pair. . The Largest and Most Stylish stock of SSt urea tay For Boys A Fine Line of Negligee Sik Overshirts, which will be sold at Call before purchasing anywhere alse, if you want to save moaey,re. Casper, H. J. Carter, Manager. You Know the Place—Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. BONNEY & POWELL fre. Sole Agents for ‘This Celebrated Beer . xv NEVADA COUNTY. —)— All orders left at the Soda Works, on Spring Street, or with the drivers, for Buffalo Beer, Orange Cider, Soda, Ginger Ale, and other je17 ORANGE CIDER, SODA AND GINGER ALE 000": The trade and families suppied. Temperance Drinks, will be promptly attended to. . PHR DOZEN ee QOU00-— 8 The Very Latest Fashions, These you desire—style, strength and cheapness, This corabination is offered in our immense stock of everything new and desirable for the Spring trade. cisco Houses a full line of i stoves, etc. ‘erma of sale: Ali sums under $50, credit, by giving a good endorsed nego tiable Bc A, hae gf 9 per cent per annum. A good iuneh will be jo2s-td J, CALDWELL, ovided. onveyaneer, posite National Hotel, Ney cash ; that amount and over, one year’s g interest at the rate of TRYOUT Iatinne . Mang? Spring Suits from $5 to $10 Attorney ot Law, Notary Public and] Office—North side of Broad Street, opada City, Cal. Will practice in all the Coyrts of this State, Estates in Probate proogedings Goods, Boots, Shes, Truuks, Kte, You ought to see our market. A or money refunded, Shaxries They ellie anything ever shown in this or any othe . tea Attorney 394 Gounselor at Ley, The Leading Clothier and Furnisher, nena mene ones ILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUB WV "Tiate ana PAt Nevada . Gily Hon, Grove L. Johnson ‘A Brian and Stupendous Two Bands of Music, Nevada Light Guard, . Nevada City and Grass Valley Firewen, Car of Liberty, Goddess and 44 Children, {Ladies and Gentlemen ou Horseback, . Miners in Wagons, I have just received from our New York and San FranWins and Boy’ Clfhing, Ha Fucising s sold are guaranteed as represented Grimmer, ore ae a weg . nd ‘th Will delivar au )ration, IN THE FORENOON THERE WILL BE PARADE, Consisti ig in p rt of the fullowing : Four Elegantly Decorated Hose Carriages, . The Leadiog Grocery Store in Nevada City, MR ie A 00 2 A AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS, . . WINES, Etc., To be had in Nevada City. My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates J J JACKSON, “Beehive” Commercial St T. WH. CAKK, OCOARR: BROS. —PROPRIETORS OF THE-Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store, Masonic Building, Cor, Pine“and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. . KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A Complte Stock of Druys, Patent Metis, Oil, Varnish, Ete. School Books, Blank Books. Miscellaneous Books, Native Sons of the Goldea West, of Nevada City, Grass Valley and Marysville, Five Civie Organizations, Business Firs, And other features*to be announced in a few days. The provession will be under the Marshalship of ; SHERMiN W. MARSH, Who. will be assisted by Twenly-One Aids Phe Exercises at the Theatre will consist of an Oration, Reading of the Deelaration of Independénce,” Vocal and In strumental Music, representation of Uncle Sam and the 44 States, cises by 6 yirls and 6 boys, representing George and Martha Washington, ete. Class Exer President—JUDGE NILES SEARLS. Orator—HON. GROVE L. JOHNSON, of Sacramento, Chaplains—REVS. JOHN CHISHOLM and J. SIMS. Reader MISS MABEL BRADLEY. Poet—ALF TREGIDGO, NELL. “Uncle Sam,” the direction of J. G. O'NEILL, GLUYAS. IN THE AFTERNOON : SPORTS Of Every Conoeivable Kind ! Devils With the Grand Pyrotechuical Display, Most Bilint Sane Err . Winésed in Calta, — After the Grand Evening Parade, THE Class Exercise—-MISS MAGGIE O’DONj and 44 children, under Goddess of Liberty—MISS LAVINIA There Will be a Roaring Time!) commercia sro, IN THE EVENING THE STREE1 Will be the Grandest anc Periodicais, Pictorials, ae Magazines Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. inst Bran of Cis in Nevada Gi Atk Mill on Rock Creek. » Office and Yards—-Boulder St., Nevada City, Cal. ania pe EEK SAWMILL and LUMBER C0, M. L & D. MARSH, Proprietors. — y»— 0 Manufacturprs and Dealers in Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Laths, Shakes, Shingles DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, BOXES, Ete. — j—— Kept constantly on hand or made to order, BRIDCEAND MINING LUMBER--a special 01¢ W ood, in any quantity, for sale. — All orders, Large or Small, are given immediate and p rsonal attention: T 18 A FACT. Hay York Bakery THAT AT JAMES : KINKEAD’S G. Wm. Durst, Prop. a HAws FURNITURE: STORE, PURCHASED THIS WELLknown and popniar Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, { intend to ke : caey elk of ep on hand at all times the Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order oneh reasonable at bapa Lull meee Allorders for anythi y iLantars fax ything fa my line prompt By strict attention to business, giving the wot satisfaction and selling at low rates, pe to merit a liberal patronage. Searls’ Block, BAN3E FOUND the most Artistic and de Morn Styles of Parniture, Bedding, Window Shades, Hall Racks, Hat Racks, Chairs, Tables, Feather Dusters, : Ktc., Ete. ; Upholstering done on short notice. Thaukful for past patronage I respect fully solicit a continuance in the future All business done on ‘the square, an yoods sold at lowest prices. : JAMES KINKEAD, BLACKSMITHING -ANDLEGG & SHAW 4AIN STREET :.,.2..NEVADA CIT’ Wagon Making. Dealers in FURNITURE, Md lanes Shap, Brod, -Norda iy BEDS, o — BEDDING IRA ABBOTT ‘JAVING leased old Clanvy Shop, (1 on BROAD STRERT, and-having reitted it in first-class manner, is now House Furnishing Goods, Etc vared. to do all kinds of Wagon and g yi Making and repairing in the bes style. ’ Jarvets, Lidoleum, Matting, Oif Olot Wall Paper, Window Shades, G. L. WATERS, UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING Firmen Will Give a. Ball Attorney at Law. Corner Broad and Pine Streets..+++> NevadaCit AT ARMORY HALL. @ar~ Picture Frames Made to order ; Pine Streets, Nevada Citys * oF ee «ate ES! Sey exer” « PEER ng. ‘art All work guaranteed, ma at the lewast rates, m24 sacationn Tilley§Bullding, Gorne: QBroad and vw wey

nea eM Bi Sag THE DAILY BROWN & CALHINS, Proprietors. RR EE SE ESA TERE ANTE SR TREO SATURDAY EV’NG JUNE 2, ‘92. —————————————————————_= Leeking after Hydraulic Miners. Sacramento, June 24.—Robert T. Devlin, special counsel for this county in suits “against the hydraulic mines has caused to be served injunctions on two mines operating at Gold Run. Other injunctions in that vicinity, will follow and the suite will be vigorously pushed, Mr. Devlin’s jurisdiction extends only over such mines as are throwing debris the better. into the American river, its Middle. and South forksand in the Cosumnes river. As to the latter stream no complaint is made, but on the American river snch mines as are operating will be compelled tostop as soon as the law officers can reach them. Sacramento is not called upon to look out for mines on the Yuba and Feather rivers, they being covered by the anti-Debris Aseociation. “TRANSCRIPT, Semanal pf ae i ow it Feels to Have a Lion Bite Fou. Mr. Inyerarity, a member of the Bombay bar, says: ‘So large an animal as a lion coming at full speed against you of course knocks you off your legs. ‘The claws and teeth entering the flesh do not hurt so much as you would think. The only really painful part of the business is the squeeze given by the jaws on the bone. I felt none of the dreamy stupor Livingstone describes, but on the contrary felt as usual. 1 adopted the course of lying quite still, which . believe is the best thing one can do, as you are yiite helpless with a heavy animal on you, and they. are inclined to make grabs at everything that moves, and the fewer bites you can get off with “All the wounds are centers of inflammation and blood poisoning, and the more you get the less chance you have. The power of the liou’s jaws may be inferred from the fact that the lioness that seized me, although it had a broken jaw, scored deep grooves in the barrels of my rifle with her teeth. Some claw wounds were! mere scratches, which . attribute to the fact that they clutch at the surface of your coat, think. ing it is all solid underneath, and so reach the flesh ‘pretty late. {n fact, my coat was torn in some places without Advertised Letters. owe Your Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver. When the Liver is torpid the Bowels are sluggish and constipated, the food lies in. the etotaac’s undiested, poisoning the hood; frequent Loedache @u-tes; a feeling vt j Cate, coe nhdency, and rervousn ess indieate how Lanse 1 pe en et oe > Wild ; peyt , ee Sinmmous diver aceoutate haa been the means of restoting more er to hentia, and 1appiness by giving (7 enn ahealthy Liver than any agency known ¢2 eorth. It acts with extraornerew, I have come to the conclusion to make a change in my business and have appointed ‘ I wish to notify everybody in Nevada County that H. J. CARTER, Manager, GRAND hot Ju CELEBRATION ! The Beehive * maining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., June 23, 1892: The following ia @ list of the letters reBeckman, A. Cainerow, John A. Cordia, Augustins Coffin, D. W. Crogen, James Davis, Mrs. H. T. Hanber, F. J. (2) Harlow, M. Jacobs, Fritz Matia, Angele — E. hompson, Mes. Amanda Wells, Miss A. H. Wemier, Mrs. E. E. FOREIGN. Giorami, De Paoli Antonio, De. Paoli, Winslow, Mills If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of gne cent for each letter. any corresponding wound beneath. and panthers, as a rule, immediately leave any one they seize in a charge, but this lioness, having left me, went a few yards to roar at my mien, returned, and stood over me growling, and then bit my arm. . got no bite the first go off, as she was ocqupied in biting the rifle.” —London Times. , ica inhabits the low lying coast regions, and is much dreaded by the natives for 4 the fearful results which follow its sting. Naturalists cal] it Lucilia hominivora. The average specimen is about a third of an inch long. head, with the eyes on top. are a golden yellow, its abdomen dark blue with purple bands, its legs black, its wings unusually big, and they produce a continuous and loud buzzing when in motion. disease called myiasis. “] never felt theslightestehock. Tigers A Much Dreaded Fly. The man eating fly of Central AmerIt has a big Ite cheeks The person bitten by this fly gets a It generally beWith instructions to close out immediately my immense * every time, and we stand ready to refund gins with an itching of the nose, then that organ swells and bleeds; next it becomes ulcerated, and in: these ulcers may be found the larv@ of the fly. The whole face becomes swollen, erysipelas sets in, followed by meningitis and Leonarp 8. Caxins, P. M. BOTEL ARRIVALS. — “iY National Exchange. —— O. 8. Carvill, San Francisco, — E. J. Burley, death. One man . knew shot himself D. Kavanaugh, in after he had been bitten rather than J. 8. Gregory, . face the tortures he knew were certain. H. Hoppock, Care is difficult. Subcutaneous injecG. F. Drake, Oakland, W. H. Sigourney, ‘‘ Ww. Philips, New York, tions of chloroform sometimes do good, but as often fail, One man . heard of ‘was cured by lemon juice injected into Mrs. E. Y & c., Los Angeles, A Gy Gouslor, Weshington, his blood.—Interview in New York nt nee Geo. Knomer, Sacramento, a a Baek 7 Live Stock in the West. Teint » West of Missouri and exclusive of 5-5. Nenemge bere Texas, Lonisiana, Arkansas and Mis-. E. T. Harvey, Camptonville, souri, the pumber of cattle is 16,248,667 F. J. Silyey, “ and their value is estimated at $213,987,. Miss J. Allen, San Savengo, 369; the number of horses and mules J. Copeland, 1.536,080, value $244,775,053; number of sheep and hogs 28,882,782, value §84,594.990; making the aggregate value of herses and live stock $543,3°7,602. The total product of horses and males of all the other states is 9,354,030 and thei value is estimated ut $719.336,085, —Ed ward Rosewater’s Omaha Address. ‘Scars Are Deemed Murks of Beauty. in New Holland the wémen cut them elves with shells, and, keeping the wounds open a long time, form deep W. E. Relange, “ Union Arrivals. Gast Ozalli, Graniteville, M. Simons, Pactolus, Geo. Maberry, Washington Ridge, T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, W. Ho Wentworth & w., Centerville, J. R. Davis, Xan Juan, D. Condon, Marysville, W. Wilkins, San Francisco, F. D. Clark & w., Marysville, C. E. Brown, 4 John Frandy, Columbia Hill, J. Atkinson, Bpanenriit: F. B. Ridge, Grass Valley. Deserving Praise. highly ornamenta! Another singular of the left hand at the second joint.Yankee Blade A Question and ap Answer. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them he asks the following question: Ritur?’ the price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies Advance Laformation, sears in the flesh which they deem inutilation is made among them, when in infancy they take off the little finger A correspondent in an Alabama town sends a ‘‘poeni,” on the margin of which “Do you Think i will Evor maik a You may. But you are liable to have a bad spell of it.—Atlanta Constitution. have won their * ond anid purely on their merits. , Druggists. . <_< Four nicely furnished rooms)" complete for housekeeping, with bath, hot and cold water. For further particulars enquire at Dairy Traxscuirr office. tf Mountain Ice. Warm weather now ! and the Union Ice Company is now ready to supply ice in any quantity. All orders promptly attended to. tf "Jt is Abominable ! ‘To go throngh life with “gnags’’ in the mouth. Abominable not more to the sufferer than his friends. Buy SOZODONT and cleanse the teeth which remain, or better still, use it now and save your teeth. SOZODONT is enconomical. Summons Liver Regulator is invaluable jm the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. ‘ idea to the bowels " : etimulate effect ity that he bounced out of bed with thr pcm precept) open ash agility of an athlete, and hurriedly mad: « getion of the potash Sereaparillas and Joy's: Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes &t., 8. F., writes: “I have for years had i The old iden was thet facial eruptions were due to a “ blood gumor,” for which they gave potash. Thus all the old sarseparitias contain potash, e neusesting mineral, that inweed of decreasing, ectually creates more eruptions. You have noticed this when takGersaperilias, It is however now that the stomach, the blood creating power, is the seat of all vitiating or cleansing stomach The straw hat,with one of those wide wale, whipcord-summer-weight unlined antits, aud a waistcoat selected to com: vort therewith, is an aggregation that iypifies the correct ensemble of the summer young man either in town or doing the piazza of the summer resort hotel.— flothier and Furnisher. Mr. Dixon's Carnivoroas Mule. Mr. J.’ B. Dixon, of Ffederick. Ma. wns a mule that caught a calf in its eeth the other day and devoured it jiecemeal.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Demo A Floating Fire Engive. The floating fire engine, propelled by é inal Two Singular Mayors. the other one was also an ex-mayor.— —— _Abesult of a Mule's Kick. the stunnel. feet distant. jife.—~Yankee Blaite. lid, unable to leave his bed. his way out from the burning house. FAREWELL. I tried @ popular Sarsaparilla but it caused more to break out on my face. Hearpo be cha f later preparation an’ Gifferentiy 1 tried tt, and the pimples disappeared.’ Farewell, Life! my senses swhn, And the world is growing dim, : 4 . Thronging shudows cloud the ght, . Like the advent of the night' Colder, colder, colder sul, Upward steals & vapor chill; Birong the earthy odor grows— . smel} the mold above the rosel WV Seceeei. ~ Bunny light for sullen gloom, § Warm perfume for vapor cold— gle a: Ne [ smell the rose above the mold, O'er the earth there comes a bloom, team, which has been lately byilt for he service of the prefeeture of the port ees made a short trial trip in the Marmora recently. It steams, twelve to thirteen Horses, Baled Hay, wiles an bour.—Livant Herald. FARMING UTENSILS, ce ee —AND— A former mayor of Concord, Fla., late iy died in Cabarrus srhouse. Thx jown of Concord bh only contributed cwo white males to the poorhouse, and Aimule employed to hau) the cars at i 4 . be Drum Summon mine, in Marysville, imp es Mon., became balky when about to enter ceramics: Of courge the owner urged him with the whip, which so enraged the animal that it began to kick viciously. A loose shoe was thus vigorously propelled from the mulo’s hind foot, and struck the face of a German teammate) who was idly sitting on his wagon, sixty He fell from the wagoa a+ if shot. His face will be marked for For some months Vharles Hildebrand of New Albany, Ind., had been an invaA tew days ago he heard an alarm of fire in hir house, and this so spurred him to activ Welcome, Lifet The spirit strives! will reeeive careful attention, Strength lcsnpdes fora nave rave * ‘ Fis like shadows of the morn: FRED SEARLS, dinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPO'NTCD, . Ass genéral family remedy for ¢: spepsie rorpid' Liver, Constipation, etc., ] har aly eve oe aoything else, and have never teen Get opelated in the effect produced: it roewns t @ amoat a perfect cure for all diseases id tomach and Bowels. W. 2. McEinoy. Macon, @New Firm. SMITH & BARTON

chased the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS — OF C. W. DENNEY, ON THE NEVADA CITY PLAZA. And are now prepared to do work in all its various branches. All work guaranteed and done at .the very lowest rates. All bills contracted at this establish ment since Jane Ist are payable to jel6 SMITH & BARTON. A Deluch “Ad” -illt is not room enough to even mention briefly the scores of resorts throughout California. la Mountains we have between Shasta on the north and San Jacinto on the south the myriad peaks of the Sierras and the Coast Range. In Lakes there are scores, from the small glacier cups to the great inland seas of Tahoe, Clear and Tulare. In Mineral prings we have hundreds that cure all sorts of ailments. In Seaside Resorts there are acattered along the coast at convenient intervals enough salt-bathing and sr pe Pe establishments to accommodate all inlan: leisure seekers. i There is therefore no lack of variety, and no excuse for the dweller by the :ea in not making a tour into the mountain, or the dweller in the inland valleys and mountains in not seeking a. journey to the sea. The sum total of these remarks is that vou reader need a change; you can better afford to take one than not. M irk that. . You can take your choice vi localities and you may be breaking some of the commandments if you de not attend to this matter. For particulars regarding California Resorts, call upon or correspond with any Agent of the Southern Pacific Company. RESTAURANT . ia NeMRS.. B,. LUTZ, Proprietor. Broad Street.. ..llow National Hotel. LODGING HOUSE, ity Comfortable Rooms and Good Beds. The Table Supplied with the best the market affords. Board and Lodging by the day, week or month. Fravk H. Mills, . . A. Newmark. NEWMARK & MILLS, Dealers in Stovy senda Ranger, Plumbing and Gas Fitting. $27 Turk Street. AUCTION SALE Household and Kitchen Furniture. 3B. YOUNG oy. AUCTIONEER (Office in the Ellis Block, Second street, opposite Western Hotel, Marysville, ) Will sell at auction on the Ranchof Michael Dougherty, situated four miles south of Smartaville, Yuba county, on Wharaday, July 7, 1892, At 10 o'clock 4. M., the following deacribed personal property; Six h No. 1 work horses and. mares, will weigh about 1800 pounds each ; 70 tons baled grain hay, will be sold in lots to suit; one four-horse wagon, one two-horse wagon, one spring wagon, one buggy, two mowing machines nearly new, six sets of team harness, onenew sulky rake, two seed sowers, four si lows, two harrows, one set blacksmith ls complete, stretchers, chains, picks, shovels, one large kettle, lot of new sugar-pine lumber, 200 cedar posts. Also a lot of household and kitchen furniture, consisting of beds, bedding . stock of CLOTHING, . \Heats, Valises, Trunks, Ete., WOULD respectfully in. } é (" 8) form the people of Nevada } i ! t 8 , County that they have pur— : — = . ° m Here Goes! Asan earnest of the above the following Two Dozen stylish Summer Suits, at $7.50 each, sizes 35 to40. Six Dozen Tennis Flannel Shirts, at 50 cents each, Men's, Boys. Six Dozen Silk Overshirts, at $1.50 each. EM cats it this city, which will be SOLD AT COST. startling Low Prices. =< Baffale Lager Beet 1 FUANISHING GOODS, Boorse, SHoOMmsS. sam PRICES . Bargains are offered : “6 “é ae “a ER ree se “a ae “ec se “6 Ten Dozen Boy's Knee Pants, at 50 cents each: from 4 to 13 years old, Five Dozen Men’s Fine Calf Shoes for $2,25 per pair. Ten Dozen Mea’s Canvas Shoes at $1 per pair. . The Largest and Most Stylish stock of SSt urea tay For Boys A Fine Line of Negligee Sik Overshirts, which will be sold at Call before purchasing anywhere alse, if you want to save moaey,re. Casper, H. J. Carter, Manager. You Know the Place—Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. BONNEY & POWELL fre. Sole Agents for ‘This Celebrated Beer . xv NEVADA COUNTY. —)— All orders left at the Soda Works, on Spring Street, or with the drivers, for Buffalo Beer, Orange Cider, Soda, Ginger Ale, and other je17 ORANGE CIDER, SODA AND GINGER ALE 000": The trade and families suppied. Temperance Drinks, will be promptly attended to. . PHR DOZEN ee QOU00-— 8 The Very Latest Fashions, These you desire—style, strength and cheapness, This corabination is offered in our immense stock of everything new and desirable for the Spring trade. cisco Houses a full line of i stoves, etc. ‘erma of sale: Ali sums under $50, credit, by giving a good endorsed nego tiable Bc A, hae gf 9 per cent per annum. A good iuneh will be jo2s-td J, CALDWELL, ovided. onveyaneer, posite National Hotel, Ney cash ; that amount and over, one year’s g interest at the rate of TRYOUT Iatinne . Mang? Spring Suits from $5 to $10 Attorney ot Law, Notary Public and] Office—North side of Broad Street, opada City, Cal. Will practice in all the Coyrts of this State, Estates in Probate proogedings Goods, Boots, Shes, Truuks, Kte, You ought to see our market. A or money refunded, Shaxries They ellie anything ever shown in this or any othe . tea Attorney 394 Gounselor at Ley, The Leading Clothier and Furnisher, nena mene ones ILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUB WV "Tiate ana PAt Nevada . Gily Hon, Grove L. Johnson ‘A Brian and Stupendous Two Bands of Music, Nevada Light Guard, . Nevada City and Grass Valley Firewen, Car of Liberty, Goddess and 44 Children, {Ladies and Gentlemen ou Horseback, . Miners in Wagons, I have just received from our New York and San FranWins and Boy’ Clfhing, Ha Fucising s sold are guaranteed as represented Grimmer, ore ae a weg . nd ‘th Will delivar au )ration, IN THE FORENOON THERE WILL BE PARADE, Consisti ig in p rt of the fullowing : Four Elegantly Decorated Hose Carriages, . The Leadiog Grocery Store in Nevada City, MR ie A 00 2 A AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS, . . WINES, Etc., To be had in Nevada City. My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates J J JACKSON, “Beehive” Commercial St T. WH. CAKK, OCOARR: BROS. —PROPRIETORS OF THE-Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store, Masonic Building, Cor, Pine“and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. . KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A Complte Stock of Druys, Patent Metis, Oil, Varnish, Ete. School Books, Blank Books. Miscellaneous Books, Native Sons of the Goldea West, of Nevada City, Grass Valley and Marysville, Five Civie Organizations, Business Firs, And other features*to be announced in a few days. The provession will be under the Marshalship of ; SHERMiN W. MARSH, Who. will be assisted by Twenly-One Aids Phe Exercises at the Theatre will consist of an Oration, Reading of the Deelaration of Independénce,” Vocal and In strumental Music, representation of Uncle Sam and the 44 States, cises by 6 yirls and 6 boys, representing George and Martha Washington, ete. Class Exer President—JUDGE NILES SEARLS. Orator—HON. GROVE L. JOHNSON, of Sacramento, Chaplains—REVS. JOHN CHISHOLM and J. SIMS. Reader MISS MABEL BRADLEY. Poet—ALF TREGIDGO, NELL. “Uncle Sam,” the direction of J. G. O'NEILL, GLUYAS. IN THE AFTERNOON : SPORTS Of Every Conoeivable Kind ! Devils With the Grand Pyrotechuical Display, Most Bilint Sane Err . Winésed in Calta, — After the Grand Evening Parade, THE Class Exercise—-MISS MAGGIE O’DONj and 44 children, under Goddess of Liberty—MISS LAVINIA There Will be a Roaring Time!) commercia sro, IN THE EVENING THE STREE1 Will be the Grandest anc Periodicais, Pictorials, ae Magazines Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. inst Bran of Cis in Nevada Gi Atk Mill on Rock Creek. » Office and Yards—-Boulder St., Nevada City, Cal. ania pe EEK SAWMILL and LUMBER C0, M. L & D. MARSH, Proprietors. — y»— 0 Manufacturprs and Dealers in Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Laths, Shakes, Shingles DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, BOXES, Ete. — j—— Kept constantly on hand or made to order, BRIDCEAND MINING LUMBER--a special 01¢ W ood, in any quantity, for sale. — All orders, Large or Small, are given immediate and p rsonal attention: T 18 A FACT. Hay York Bakery THAT AT JAMES : KINKEAD’S G. Wm. Durst, Prop. a HAws FURNITURE: STORE, PURCHASED THIS WELLknown and popniar Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, { intend to ke : caey elk of ep on hand at all times the Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order oneh reasonable at bapa Lull meee Allorders for anythi y iLantars fax ything fa my line prompt By strict attention to business, giving the wot satisfaction and selling at low rates, pe to merit a liberal patronage. Searls’ Block, BAN3E FOUND the most Artistic and de Morn Styles of Parniture, Bedding, Window Shades, Hall Racks, Hat Racks, Chairs, Tables, Feather Dusters, : Ktc., Ete. ; Upholstering done on short notice. Thaukful for past patronage I respect fully solicit a continuance in the future All business done on ‘the square, an yoods sold at lowest prices. : JAMES KINKEAD, BLACKSMITHING -ANDLEGG & SHAW 4AIN STREET :.,.2...NEVADA CIT’ Wagon Making. Dealers in FURNITURE, Md lanes Shap, Brod, -Norda iy BEDS, o — BEDDING IRA ABBOTT ‘JAVING leased old Clanvy Shop, (1 on BROAD STRERT, and-having reitted it in first-class manner, is now House Furnishing Goods, Etc vared. to do all kinds of Wagon and g yi Making and repairing in the bes style. ’ Jarvets, Lidoleum, Matting, Oif Olot Wall Paper, Window Shades, G. L. WATERS, UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING Firmen Will Give a. Ball Attorney at Law. Corner Broad and Pine Streets...+++> NevadaCit AT ARMORY HALL. @ar~ Picture Frames Made to order ; Pine Streets, Nevada Citys * oF ee «ate ES! Sey exer” « PEER ng. ‘art All work guaranteed, ma at the lewast rates, m24 sacationn Tilley§Bullding, Gorne: QBroad and vw wey