June 6, 1891 (4 pages)

g to Ch, lem sht. — To Tax NePoll , for male ‘ the s for paid ome ond ded City said iasaiiienti 5 ie inte Pe et ae ee 7, Mia ana rw Ld ncn en ae un cores She Daily: Transcript. ro Rc ne TORS ~ SATORDAY, JUNE 6, 1891. —==— TMmE HARMONY. Spicndid Results From Crushing the. Grave}, For about a month past each tenth load of gravel coming of the Harmony has been put aside with a view to practically determining as to whether the bulk of the goldin the dirt was being saved by the washing: process alone. A large quantity of the gravel thus saved has just been crushed at J.C. Locklin’s mill and it yielded $6.07 ,« ton, whereas only about two dollirsa ton has been realized from washing alone. There are now several thonsand tons of tailings at the mine, and it is believed that with a mill, on the property the tilings can be crush; ed at a cost of not more than 40 cents aton. The gravel isof quartz formation, hence the necessity for crushing it. Tt is anticipated that the company will be out of debt by tth@ end of this month. The: tockholders-are-bappy,; which is quite natural under all the circumstances, eta enh Gio tiecrmlaantininiany Superior Court. The following busines was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, :Hon, John Caldwell presiding: Rosenthal va. His Creditors, Account of assignee settled. Estate of Charles Morrison, deceased. Letters of admuinistration issue to Public Administrator, ~Eatate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Probate of will set for hearing June 22. Order of sale of personal granted, Estate of Ellen Waters, Will admitied te probate. Weisenburger vs. Sandow. ~“Judyment for plaintiff, defendant not ap‘pearing. . Title quieted and permaneat injunction granted. property deceased. Both Legs Cat ott. Mre. Weed of Bo-ton, Mass: >» who has spent the last two suminers at this city and Grass Valley with her daughter; the visits being made for the benelit of the lutter’s health, left yesterday for ho: ein response to a telegram stating that: her huabarid,-who is the editor of Zion's” Herald” (a religious paper) had been run over by a railroad train at Newtown, a suburb’ of Boston, and lost_both.of_hislega.Mrs,. Weed was at the time she got the tel_ egram abcut to conclude the purchase of a residence property. on Prpspect. Hill atthis city; THE most refresliing and healthful as wellas cheapest drink, is Founain Soda made by Carr Bros. tf Washing Wan ted., The undersigned wilt do-all_kinds of washing, coarse or fine, Clothing cleaned. « Mus. Wa. Joy, Pine street near Suspension Bridge jé-lw * Attention, Patriarch Militant. The Chevaliers of Canton Neva, No. 6, P. M., are requested to meet Monday evening, June 8th, at 8 o'clock. Business of great importance. , By order, J, H.Ricnarps, Captain, C. E. Mutuoy, Clerk. j5-3t ——+ 20 Go to the Union Hotei — For superior acconiodations and 1easonable rates. ‘ tf Ask your grocer: for ‘Lily White” flour and see that you get it. ul. schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. wn eee¢e%90%8 86 You Can Do HAT others have done. You have often. been pleased with the rich peculiar flavor of cakes from the confectioner, or of a rich dessert made by a fine cook. You have wondered how they get these delicious flavors. Well, you can easily have the same. Don’t confine yourself to lemon and vanilla extracts. ‘Try some of the others of SCHILLING’S BEST. Try almond extract in a white cake or orange in a sponge cake. The efféct is ‘ most delicious and pleasing. SCHILLING’ S BEST are used by confectioners, who combine them to secure the peculiar flavors so mysterious to most housewives, You can do the same, Try it, Schilling’s Best THEY are rich in flavor-strongid economical. to use. _Compare them _ with-others and learn their great superiority. Get our picture folder and study thelist. ‘ Teas, Cation, Opies Extracts, Nes Your hes them, Sold wet neon aly li airtight pcokagee. Test their eircneth ard flaunr, 105 The Best Linimest. Isthe C,C. Liniment. ‘If you try itence you “ee no other. it -af ~Demeocratic THE NATIONAL CAPITAL, ‘*Forty-Nimer?s?? Observations of a Weeks Events, WasinnGron, June f, 1890, Eprror Transcrrpt—The * President was eo interested in preventing Secretary Blaine fiom unnecessarily worrying himself over the. business-of the State Department that he sent Representative Hitt of Ilinois, a close personal friend of both himselfand Mr. Blaine, to New York to tell Mr. Blaine that there was nothing here which required his personal attention, and to persuade him to take a long rest before again resuming his arduous duties, and he is much pleased at the success which Mr. Hitt met with, and alsg: with the good news he brouglit of Mr. Blaine’s condition. Mr. Hitt told the President that Mr. ° Blaine only needed a rest to be all right, and ie-has promised to take that. Secretaries Tracy and Proctor and Postmaster General Wanamaker accompanied the president to Philadelphia Memorial Day. The party .reiurneil Haturday night. Secretary Noble is expected to return to Washington this—week>—The rumor, dispensers now have it that he . is tosneceed Robert Lincoln as minister to England and that Mr. Lincoln is to have ‘the plice he occupied in Presidents Garfield and Arlitur’s eabinets—Secretary of War, in place of Secretary Proctor, whois to succeed Senator Edsiuads, All of which is interesting, and, of course, possible, but ‘he most diligent inquiry among those who ought to know something about such important. changes failed to auz ‘henticate the rumors, and it is known that when Secretary Noble left here «short time ago he had no idea of re" tiring from the cabinet before the 4th day of March, 1893. There are a lot of mad Democrats in the town.A scheme which has for sometime been whispered among the faithful of that party has been ex posed, and its friéfida fear defeated by a senrational publication. The article in question sét forth the fact that the national a*sociation clubs, the executive committee of which was at the timein session ia New . York, is engaved in jaying the wire for the nomination next year of Senator Gorman. Ii is well known (hat such a movement man-, aged by the-shrewdest mén ii the Democratic party, has been quietly going on since early last winter, and that ifs seipsgace did-notwish-it ta yet out because they were not fully prepared’ to antagonize the Hill and Claveland-psople, The original programine, as outlined by a prominent Democrat who was—very--mneh-disgusted at the publicition named, was «. to allow the Cleveland and Hill men to carry their fight to such an extent. as to make the nominition of either impossible avd then to spring the name of Gorman backed by the niachinery of the Democratic clubs, on the party as that of a man whose nominatien would be acceptable to all wings of the party. Whether this exposure will resultin making or killing-theGerman-boom remains te be seen; bat it _willia either event make. the other candidates look with suspicion upon the association ef Uemocratic clubai—~No more elaborate and general] observance of the ceré@monies of Memorial day was ever held here than those of this year. After more thena week of rainy, disagreeable weather the 80th was ushered in with glorious sugshine, and not a soldier’s grave was left undecorated, and Arlington cemetary never looked more beautiful. It seems. to be the general opinion here that England will eventually agree to Secretary Blaine’s proposition fora closed season in Behring’s Sea this year; but there are afew who believe that it is already too late to stop the killing of seals this season, and some think that Lord Salisbury, in going to Parliament for authority to agree to Mr. Blaine’s proposition, is only intentionally killing time so as to make it too late to interfere with the Canadian vessels which «re: already illegally taking seals. All aduit that it will be extremely difficult, even if both countries earnestly try, to prevent illegal sealing, after waiting uatil so late in the season. It is semi-etlicially announced that Hon. VUharles B. Mi chell, Commissioner of Patents, has tendered his resignation, preferring to return to the practice of his profession, ‘There is a general feeling of regret as his ad) ministratien of the office has been a faithful one, Notices calling in the 43¢ percent bonds which mature ia 3eptember are ‘being mailed to the holders of these bonds by the Treasury department. Chese notices are sent out in compliance with law; but it has not yet been tully decided whether tie holders of these bonds wili be given the option of continuing them ata reduced rate of interest, Attorney-General Miller said today cbat*he expected the appointments ol she judges of tue néw land Court to be made this week, Forty-NINEK, = Everysopy knows that at this season the blood is filled with impurities, the accumulation of months, Alithese impurities and every trace of serofula, salt rheum, or other diseases may be expelled by~ taking Hood’s Sareaparilla . MERE AND THERE, A Brtet Record of Various Mat~ ters of Local Interest. Very fewiile men around town. The dressmakers are doing a rushing business, ‘The mines around here are looking unusually weil: Uuderthe new lawit is unlawful to shoot doves before July lst. There is a great dealing of ‘fixing up” going on all ever town. Several loads of hay were sent to the upper part of the county yesterday. A $8200 bar has been made from the gold taken out at the Harmony mine this week. Rev. A. T, Needham of Sacramento will lecture at Grass Valley on the 15th and the 16th instants. ‘ Rev. A. H. Needham of Grass Valley will preach morning and evening at the Methodist Church tomorrow, Young grasshoppers are ‘fas thick as hops’? down in Pleasant Valley, but so far they have not done any harm, The Manzanita Company will hold a meeting tonight and arrange to qdvertise for contracts to sink the. proposed inchiiie: ., Tue jury in the. misdemeanor case against Samuel Bolitno of Grass. Valley failed to agree, standing 8 for conviction and 4 for acquittal. Yesterday the North Banner Mining Company paid dividend No. '3 and the amount was 5 cepts per share on the Capital stock, amounting in all te $5,000. Shortly afier sunrise this morning their was an annular eclipse of the sun, Visible as a partial eclipse in Central California. “ Only a small portion of the sun’s disc was eclipsed. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received another large stock of elegant millinery’ goods which they will dispose of at such prices a’ will aston,ish good judges-of the articles that are offered for sale. An aulomaton representing an EastLudian drinking a certain brand of tea and expatiating on its virtue is on extibition in one of the show windows of the Great American Teastore at thia city and attracts much attention because of its life-like movements. Itis an ingenious piece of mechanism, At the Congreyational Church there wili be preaching tomorrow morning. a1n—the-evening (t being the eigh: teenth anniversary of the pastorate of Rev, J, Sims) the exercises will “be varied, ine'uding brief addresses by the pastor and others, recitations by i Aniong the so oists Mra. Williams of San Francisco will appear. The seven-year old son of Win. H. George of Grass Vailey fell into Wolf Creek Thursday afternoon and was drowning when Miss Annie Phillips fished him out. Divers in the clear watera of the tropical seas find that fish of different colors when frigktened do not all dart inthe same direction, but that each different kind takes shelter in -that portion of the submarine growth nearest in color to.that of the fish, Josnrn Tiuomrson,-a young farmer living near Ottawa, Ill., was. killed by a stroke of lightning while harrowing in the field. The three Lorses he was driving were also killed, Tue Soutiern Pacific Company will ‘advance the rates from San Francisco to Denver and other points in Colorado on June 12th. The advance will be $2.50 on second-class tickets. Erue.---Why are you always kicking because I have other admirers, G-orge? George—O, if you want to make a syndicate of yourself, I don’t object. THERE ure alinost as many kinds of love are as there are faculties of the human brain ; but -self-love dominates and overshadows all others, As tue blind heiress ef Delaware who eloped could not look before she leaped she must be excused. Tuere is to be wa new bridge. over the Ohio connecting Cincinnati and Covington. tore ‘ Tue first shipment-of peaches from California Kast left Winters 8 .turday Laat. You can’t fool with wire. a live electric It is always in dead earnest, eat a Schiitling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. Oe O For Liver Compiaints There is nothing as good as Compound Sulphur Powder, Sold-by.-Carr Bros. tf Piabiiesia Scere Young Pigs For Sale At Chas. Cleveland’s ranch, m28 6t Be sure toget Hood’s. Sopa Warer, better than ever, at Carr Bros’. ti _ NeniLuing’s Best. Once : bought—always sought fice! Ice! —_— prepared to déliver ice to consumers in any part of the city. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaga, or withthe driver, will he promptly attended te. 3. ae Tne Nevada Ice Company is now Absolutely ‘Pure. A cream of tartar baking “powder. . Highest of all in leavening streny) Veaht ‘ ‘.some of the. best local elocutioniats, . --cheice-pieces-by-the—cheir. Latest U. 8, Government Feed RePERSONAL MENTION, es Social and Other Notes About Poopvie Old and Young, Prof, Q. JsKimball and 0. H. Chadsey came up this morning from Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. H. Appel were in town last night en renute from. Sdn Hrancisco to Alleghany. , Mrs: H, Jéhnaon of Moore’s Flat has returned from a visit to. her daughters who reside at Pomona. Mrs. W. VD. Buck and children came over day before yesterday from, Virginia City and are’now at Moore’s Flat. Miss Francis Stewart arrived here on last night’s train from Sacramento and went upon this morning’s Washington stage. Mrs. P. Greany and Mias Mary Hurley will attend the Y. L. I. Grand Institute at Sacramento the coming week as representatives of Grass. Valley Council. Judge Caldwell leaves Monday for Downieville to preside over the trial of some cases’ in the Sierra county Superior Court. He expects to be yone about two weeks. Mrs, 8. J. Ferguson and children passed through town last evening on their way to Blue Tent to visit Mrs. S. E. Storey. Mrs. Ferguson formerly resided at Blue Lent. Misses Elspeth Walker and Lizzie Robinsen will represent the Grass Valley Parlor of Native Daughters at the Grand Parlor which convenes in Santa Cruz next. week, James T. Bogue, the nurseryman, who is now in the East, will attend the meeting of the American Nurserymen’s Association, which will convene at Minneapolis on the. 13th instant. Rev. Wycoff of San Francisco, who is tooccupy the Congregational Church pulpit at Grass Valley during the next six weeks, arrived there Thursday evening; accompanied by hia wife and family. d Win. Ludlem and wife. arrived here this merning fram Delmonte, Wis., being en route to Seen viee to. visit whom ‘he used to” know. Mrs. Fred Joy (formerly Fannie Dreyfuss)’ and Miss*. Lizzie Cornell were members of the party of twentythres pleusure. seukerafrom Sacramento whe a few nights ago--were thrown out of a six-seaied surrey in which they were re:urning home from a tr.p to Alabaster Cave. The vehicle was overturned by running into a washout. T'wo ladies and four gentlemen of the party, including Mr. Joy, were-slightly-hurt. sears ray armen A poruLar Scottish nobleman, who has a considerable knowledge of art, made a great ‘find’ recently. In examining the collection of a wellknown dealer he picked up for £40 a Dutch canvas which has turned out to be worth about £5,000. would fitin a room twenty-four feet each way. Trenal Honor the eld, instruct the young, consult the wise, and bear with the foaliah, UNpER the léw ol Moses only seventeen offenses were punishable by death, Ick Cold Soda Water with pure Fruit Juices at Carr Bros’. tf ~ -* 0@eoe ————— U, #, KR. of P, Meeting, Animportant meeting of Mountain Divison will be held in Armory Hall at 11:30 o’clock Sunday forenoon, Fatigue uniform, No excuses accepted. ja-3t een OOO Cempound Sulphur Powder. This is the best blood purifier sold. Carr Broa. tf elie ee sate Wuen the stomach lacks vigor and regularity there will be flatulence, heartburn,’ nausea, sickheadache, nervousness, use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach, Sold by Carr Bros. Ooo Old Coins Bought and sold by D. E, Nevada City, Cal. —— At SOO Tux farmer’s friend has for many years been Dr. J, Hl. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. for horses, cattle, hogs and sheep. It has proyed ite worth in thousands of cases, Sold by Carr Bros. Morgan, j28-tf. for Biliousness Use Compound Sulphur Powder, Carr Bros, ell it. tf ent OO VWeu Witt Miss it Ifyou do not try trading at Thomas Kidd’s grocery store on Commercial street. Tore goods are fresh and firstclass in quality. The prices are low. Mr. Kidd’s patronage is constautly increasing, as it is bound to because ol the inducements he offers, m21-tf Can . National @otel Arrivais, Friday, June 5, 1891. Mrs. W. C. McCard and 2 children, Forest City. Geo, W. Ray, San Juan. Will B. Vineyard, Bmartaville. C. FE. Bourne, Pleaéant Valley. . C. Morgan, Grass Be al ae we “MeCtory J, E. Haske l,. ay at ot Miss Francis ‘Btew itt, ¥ W. E. Morrison, San Jose. H. Apple & wi, aad —-fthros.-Weier, Colfax. j Wm. D. Woodland, Sierra City. Mra. H. Johnson, Pamona. R. J. Thomas, Birchville, CO. O. MeQuestion, Sacramento, A. T. McDonald, Ban Francisco, “KR, H, Brown, F, A. Farwell, Ae ' Geo. Farrell, ae PR; Waldron, Graniteville, es Freeman, Fa On Dennison, British Columbia. relatives named tman, Mr. Lud?) lem was ‘asking ut Dick Gentry 1 Pottsville, Pa, of coal imimediately under the bnild. ° THe amount of geld in the world . itore who proved their SCHOOL CENSUS. Number of Childron of School Agein This County. County Superintendent of Schools W. J. Rogers, reports the following as the school census of Nevada county. rA few of the districts have net yet been heard from, and the enumeration isleft blank in this report, They will be reported on later: Allison Ranch Birch ville Bear River. Blue Tent, Bear Vv alley. . Ohalt BIG cae vecy Weeeveuena wees GNGIORHO Sia cces screen wits cukae Clear Creek Columbia Hill Forest, Springs French Corral (traniteville.. Be Ve wear we re § Grass Valley Indian Flat Indian Springs [ron Mountain Kentocky Flat. 3. cc eee ‘ Lime Kiln Montezuma Maybert Magnolia Mariposa Mooney Flat Moore’a Flat North San Juan North Bloomfield North Star Oakland Omega Ploasant: Ridge v'ecccedea ses ce ss Pleasant Valley Quaker Hill Rough & Ready. . Reii+f Hill Spenceville Seas ra Sweetland Gnion Hill Washington Peicawc eee WAHQW: VANOY: Coc is cated slice ey 27 The Nevada City. The last crushing of ore from the) Nevada City mine paid about $40 a ton, although there was considerable waste rock with the quartz, The ledge is now being opened up @ fine shape, and the clean ore being taken out will pay close to $60 a ton, Tug passenger traflic on the Eastern and local lines of the Southern Pacific. Company is heavy at’ the present time and is constantly increasing. Seder ae etl aE WorkKMEN @ngaged in: making répairs on St. Patrick’s Church at found a six-foot vein ing. er es A sear in the Boston sSiock Exchange has been sold for $19,000, a price that makes even a Putti opera seat pale with envy cag een Tus number of passengers carried by all the railroads in the world averages 6,500,000 a day. Fran winiewa Dives: vuUnbUuleSs Bivre tin plate than all the rest of the world cambined, = “8100 Rewara 8100. The readers of the Transcrivr will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and thatis Catarrhb, Hail’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Cuatarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a conatitutional treatmént. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the 8)stem, thereby destroying the foundation of the dieease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work, ‘The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of fertimonials. Address, F, J, Cuenny & Co,, Toledo, O. pared ‘by Drugy sista, 75 ceuts, oe Flour e3 a Hundred 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf oes aa escrics sania asi ©, OC. Limimesat. Tt has no equal for sprains, bruises, cuts, etc. Sold by Nevada City druggieta. tf DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of SSS. % effects of most of them are worse than the diseases they pretend to cure. There is but one permanent cure for contagious blood poison,and that is to be found in 'S.S.S. And it is the only S S S medicine that will bs ud dl permanently destroy the effects of MERCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, Itis a purely vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent blood. purifier ever discovered. Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. — THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. \ lnaolvent ‘Notice. THE BUPERIOR COURT OF THE. Pca a ovate. State Tere eT Ir In the matter of ttle } Retele of JOHN KISTh an vent Debi pb Kistle, an Weuteas Debtor, having cepted tat Court for a discharge from 5 Cara itis hereby ordered, that the Cierk of thi an give notice to all Credir debts to~-apar before this ‘Court at the Court room Ehoreok op° Wednesday, the 2th a6? of June, 1891, at the hour a ten o'clock A, M. and show cause, if et have, Why the said John Kistie should not be dischar; ee from ali his debts, in qosordanes with rageaar in such cases made and sesehhelt ir ordered. that notice of me ven to the creditor: Pa Ellenton for four wee ot ‘ranscript, @ Hewepaner Any edinsald county. JOHN C a of the a rior Court, DatedMay 25th, 1891, ~. Spenceville. THE GRASSHOPPERS ESCAPED. But the Fire Destreyed Considable May. Last evening’s Grass Valley Tidings says: The grasshoppera have been troubling the farmers in the southwestern part of this county for several), weeks past. They. are yet qnite small not having attained wings. erable damage has been done in Pleasant Valley and on Tuesday last the hoppers made their appearance in the vinevard of Woehler & Pietzsch at A large force of men was secured and the hoppera driven out into the grass surrounding the vineyard. A fire was then started in the grass, which was quite: dry, : for the purpose of extinguishing the pests. But in this the proprieters were mistaken. The fire spread rapidly making a circuit of the large hill back of Spenceville, destroying a field of grass hay belgnging to Judge Walker and also ené belonging to Joseph Kneebone. It was with difficulty that the barn of Woehler & Pietzsch was saved from. destruction.The_hoppera— still +] gurvive, after being burned out ef the grass returning again to the vineyard. ———— The Werld Kariched,. The facilities of thé present day for the preduction of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind aré almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was. first produced the world was enriched with theenly remedy which is truly pleasantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse whe system gently in the spring time-or in fact, at any time, and the better it is knewn the more popular it becomes. » Oh, W nate a Cough. Will you heed the warning. ~The ignal perhaps of the sure approach of that more ‘terrible disease, Consumption. Ask ‘yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough, It never fails. This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past vear, It reliaves croup and-whooping cough at once, Mothers’do not be without it, For lama back, side or chest, use shilotta Porous Plaster: Sold try Carr Bros. oo. Tue Rev. Geo, H. Bourbon, Ind., says* ~ “Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shileh’s woueeeriet cure.”” Sold by Carr Pasyen: of Sa . Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious ap. petite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relleves the headache, and cures dys Shepale a wavd voun trou Iti Gyspepsia. I had but fittie appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating . hada fuintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good, It gave me an appetite, and my food relished -and~satisfiod the craving I had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to recommend it,” G, A, Paar, Watertown, Mass, “JT had dyspepsia many years, and despaired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely cured me.” Mus. J. 8, BArLeY, Marblehead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla fold by druggists. 1; six for 5, Prepared by C. 1, HOOD & COs, Apothecaries, Lowell, Maas, 100 Doses One Dollar Houskeepers Who Wish To Save Money! V E pave just opened an immense stock 0 Crockery, China Glass and Tinware. Our Prces will Surprise You Onr de, 10e and Ibe “Counters are loader: down'’with lmmense Bargains, Drcorated Vea or Chamber séts, 82.75. Giveat American Importing Tea tere Commercial wircet, Nevada ty. A. LARSEN, =TEZLE= LEADING. TAILOR —OF— Wewada County. Pine St., near Broad, Nevada City, IVIDEND NO. 42 OF FIFTY CENTS PER I share on the Capital Stock ofthe CITI ZENS BANK will become due and payable on-and after June 10th, 1891, at the office of the Citizens Bank, JOUN T. MORGAN, Cashier, — a4 ‘iit Bieneh say hie y Tnigiileien’ pe an siiher sex, Whe eam rend aad writ nied whe, ‘afle? tuetreqtion. wil) wor induatrivusiy, how to cara Thre r pose Potlare a Yeurin huis own localities, whereve tive.1 will leo furnish ite situation or employment, a whl ch you con ears that amount, Ne mency mg meus mes suceess fii! as above, gd and quiekty loarned, 1 desire bur ane worker from each dtarrice or county. . have olveney taught aud provided employment o ara ame Roi, ‘it over a at ae sigh ie Consid-. Come One! Te City Taxpayers. The City Board of Trustees are now, in session as a Board of Equalization. Meetings are held at the City -Hall each evening (except Sunday) from 8 to 10 o’clock.”) Those interested are requested to take notice. A. GauLt, President. T. H. Carr, Clerk. m25-10¢ — eee -_—— Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, gianna adplladltic tela w.n. Travers, Piane Tuner, Will be in Nevada City abont May 2ist. m8-tf 4 French Tansy Waters. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions 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. Hor sale by W. D. Vinton. ee OOH Ir you feel ‘out of sorts,” cross and peevish—take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla; cheerfulness will return and life will acquire new zest. Sold by Carr Bros, a3 4 oo eer a ree et er ica —— Suvero.ern.cerl —1 THE PLACE TO BUY THE BEST Home-made --;. Candies — "IS A'T TELESUPERIOR. CANDY FACTORY. "Our Molasses Chewing Taffies leads them all. Peppermints-and—P—Neurt MFOLEY, Pror’roe 5 and 7 Commercial st. Rock Creek Saw ass Ill aud Lumber Co. M, Lok D, MARSH, Propricters, Mill Rock Creek, Ofice aud Yards Boulder st,, Nevada City, Cal MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN FLOORING, RUSTIC, SIDING, LATHES, 3} eee Doors; Wincows, “SHAKES, SHINGLES, ‘Blinds, Rox os, Kept coustatitly on hand or made to order. -BRIDGF AND MINING LUMBER ’ A Specialty. @@~ Ail crders, large ‘or small, are given liamediate and personal attention, R: H. Odd Fellows’ Buildiny, Broad Street. MILTER, “THE RECEPTION" Commercial Street, coro Maiu, Neyada ity, Cal, . E DOW NER, Proprietor. Ikaving fitted up the stand formerly nown as the Confederate Cros»: hous, va prepared to entertain all my old friends id as many new oves. ak may favor me vith their patronage, THE CHDICEST Liquors and Cigars GIVE MH A CAT: I. lo the Ladies of Nevada City When You Want An Elegant Pair of Shoes ! GO OR SEND TO ROSE & MARWICK, Grasse Walley: Nines, Eastern Hand Made Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen aspecialty. The latest styles and best quality always on hand. Ail orders by mail promptly attended to and Satisfaction Guaranteed, ™y22 GRADUATE’S BALL —AT—— ARMORY HALL, —ON— Friday Evening, June 19, 1897. Muste: as Goyne’s Full Orchestra THE FLOOR WILE BE CANVASSED,~ Tickets $1 Per Couple,-Extra Ladies 25 cents, Adinission te Gallery: Ladies and Children 25 cents, Gentlemen 50 cents. Come Ail: Dyholst orld Shop, JAMES KINKEAD “ GIVES NOTICE THA jm he isalways preparsd: to > do all kinds of U Ipholster \ ing On short: notice, Spriug Mattresses, Hair ha Mattrosses, Feather Ptllows, Moss Muttresses, Bed Loin es, Single Louny sen, ote, 1 ete , made to order, FI FRNITURK AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVEKIN A WORKMANHIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack ed for shippina a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed, Ail at the Lowest Living Rates EOou1t Oo ASE, Thankful for past p patronage, . respoctfa ly solicitu coutinuance in the future. COMMERUIAL SPREEL Svcond door from the Great American lea Store, James Kinkead. LEGG & SHAW, MAIN STREEKI NEVADA CITY, Dealers in HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, TINWARK, STOVES, ¢. Crockery; Glass Ware, Wood and Willow Ware. Mining acl FAMOUS “SUPERIOR” RANG 2, PLIVER CHILLED PLOW. AUSS CUTLERY —— AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA wy DER WO.K3, : Supplies.

g to Ch, lem sht. — To Tax NePoll , for male ‘ the s for paid ome ond ded City said iasaiiienti 5 ie inte Pe et ae ee 7, Mia ana rw Ld ncn en ae un cores She Daily: Transcript. ro Rc ne TORS ~ SATORDAY, JUNE 6, 1891. —==— TMmE HARMONY. Spicndid Results From Crushing the. Grave}, For about a month past each tenth load of gravel coming of the Harmony has been put aside with a view to practically determining as to whether the bulk of the goldin the dirt was being saved by the washing: process alone. A large quantity of the gravel thus saved has just been crushed at J.C. Locklin’s mill and it yielded $6.07 ,« ton, whereas only about two dollirsa ton has been realized from washing alone. There are now several thonsand tons of tailings at the mine, and it is believed that with a mill, on the property the tilings can be crush; ed at a cost of not more than 40 cents aton. The gravel isof quartz formation, hence the necessity for crushing it. Tt is anticipated that the company will be out of debt by tth@ end of this month.. The: tockholders-are-bappy,; which is quite natural under all the circumstances, eta enh Gio tiecrmlaantininiany Superior Court. The following busines was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, :Hon, John Caldwell presiding: Rosenthal va. His Creditors, Account of assignee settled. Estate of Charles Morrison, deceased. Letters of admuinistration issue to Public Administrator, ~Eatate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Probate of will set for hearing June 22. Order of sale of personal granted, Estate of Ellen Waters, Will admitied te probate. Weisenburger vs. Sandow. ~“Judyment for plaintiff, defendant not ap‘pearing. . Title quieted and permaneat injunction granted. property deceased. Both Legs Cat ott. Mre. Weed of Bo-ton, Mass: >» who has spent the last two suminers at this city and Grass Valley with her daughter; the visits being made for the benelit of the lutter’s health, left yesterday for ho: ein response to a telegram stating that: her huabarid,-who is the editor of Zion's” Herald” (a religious paper) had been run over by a railroad train at Newtown, a suburb’ of Boston, and lost_both.of_hislega.Mrs,. Weed was at the time she got the tel_ egram abcut to conclude the purchase of a residence property. on Prpspect. Hill atthis city; THE most refresliing and healthful as wellas cheapest drink, is Founain Soda made by Carr Bros. tf Washing Wan ted., The undersigned wilt do-all_kinds of washing, coarse or fine, Clothing cleaned. « Mus. Wa. Joy, Pine street near Suspension Bridge jé-lw * Attention, Patriarch Militant. The Chevaliers of Canton Neva, No. 6, P. M., are requested to meet Monday evening, June 8th, at 8 o'clock. Business of great importance. , By order, J, H.Ricnarps, Captain, C. E. Mutuoy, Clerk. j5-3t ——+ 20 Go to the Union Hotei — For superior acconiodations and 1easonable rates. ‘ tf Ask your grocer: for ‘Lily White” flour and see that you get it. ul. schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. wn eee¢e%90%8 86 You Can Do HAT others have done. You have often. been pleased with the rich peculiar flavor of cakes from the confectioner, or of a rich dessert made by a fine cook. You have wondered how they get these delicious flavors. Well, you can easily have the same. Don’t confine yourself to lemon and vanilla extracts. ‘Try some of the others of SCHILLING’S BEST. Try almond extract in a white cake or orange in a sponge cake. The efféct is ‘ most delicious and pleasing. SCHILLING’ S BEST are used by confectioners, who combine them to secure the peculiar flavors so mysterious to most housewives, You can do the same, Try it, Schilling’s Best THEY are rich in flavor-strongid economical. to use. _Compare them _ with-others and learn their great superiority. Get our picture folder and study thelist. ‘ Teas, Cation, Opies Extracts, Nes Your hes them, Sold wet neon aly li airtight pcokagee. Test their eircneth ard flaunr, 105 The Best Linimest. Isthe C,C. Liniment. ‘If you try itence you “ee no other. it -af ~Demeocratic THE NATIONAL CAPITAL, ‘*Forty-Nimer?s?? Observations of a Weeks Events, WasinnGron, June f, 1890, Eprror Transcrrpt—The * President was eo interested in preventing Secretary Blaine fiom unnecessarily worrying himself over the. business-of the State Department that he sent Representative Hitt of Ilinois, a close personal friend of both himselfand Mr. Blaine, to New York to tell Mr. Blaine that there was nothing here which required his personal attention, and to persuade him to take a long rest before again resuming his arduous duties, and he is much pleased at the success which Mr. Hitt met with, and alsg: with the good news he brouglit of Mr. Blaine’s condition. Mr. Hitt told the President that Mr. ° Blaine only needed a rest to be all right, and ie-has promised to take that. Secretaries Tracy and Proctor and Postmaster General Wanamaker accompanied the president to Philadelphia Memorial Day. The party .reiurneil Haturday night. Secretary Noble is expected to return to Washington this—week>—The rumor, dispensers now have it that he . is tosneceed Robert Lincoln as minister to England and that Mr. Lincoln is to have ‘the plice he occupied in Presidents Garfield and Arlitur’s eabinets—Secretary of War, in place of Secretary Proctor, whois to succeed Senator Edsiuads, All of which is interesting, and, of course, possible, but ‘he most diligent inquiry among those who ought to know something about such important. changes failed to auz ‘henticate the rumors, and it is known that when Secretary Noble left here «short time ago he had no idea of re" tiring from the cabinet before the 4th day of March, 1893. There are a lot of mad Democrats in the town.A scheme which has for sometime been whispered among the faithful of that party has been ex posed, and its friéfida fear defeated by a senrational publication. The article in question sét forth the fact that the national a*sociation clubs, the executive committee of which was at the timein session ia New . York, is engaved in jaying the wire for the nomination next year of Senator Gorman. Ii is well known (hat such a movement man-, aged by the-shrewdest mén ii the Democratic party, has been quietly going on since early last winter, and that ifs seipsgace did-notwish-it ta yet out because they were not fully prepared’ to antagonize the Hill and Claveland-psople, The original programine, as outlined by a prominent Democrat who was—very--mneh-disgusted at the publicition named, was «. to allow the Cleveland and Hill men to carry their fight to such an extent. as to make the nominition of either impossible avd then to spring the name of Gorman backed by the niachinery of the Democratic clubs, on the party as that of a man whose nominatien would be acceptable to all wings of the party. Whether this exposure will resultin making or killing-theGerman-boom remains te be seen; bat it _willia either event make. the other candidates look with suspicion upon the association ef Uemocratic clubai—~No more elaborate and general] observance of the ceré@monies of Memorial day was ever held here than those of this year. After more thena week of rainy, disagreeable weather the 80th was ushered in with glorious sugshine, and not a soldier’s grave was left undecorated, and Arlington cemetary never looked more beautiful. It seems. to be the general opinion here that England will eventually agree to Secretary Blaine’s proposition fora closed season in Behring’s Sea this year; but there are afew who believe that it is already too late to stop the killing of seals this season, and some think that Lord Salisbury, in going to Parliament for authority to agree to Mr. Blaine’s proposition, is only intentionally killing time so as to make it too late to interfere with the Canadian vessels which «re: already illegally taking seals. All aduit that it will be extremely difficult, even if both countries earnestly try, to prevent illegal sealing, after waiting uatil so late in the season. It is semi-etlicially announced that Hon. VUharles B. Mi chell, Commissioner of Patents, has tendered his resignation, preferring to return to the practice of his profession, ‘There is a general feeling of regret as his ad) ministratien of the office has been a faithful one, Notices calling in the 43¢ percent bonds which mature ia 3eptember are ‘being mailed to the holders of these bonds by the Treasury department. Chese notices are sent out in compliance with law; but it has not yet been tully decided whether tie holders of these bonds wili be given the option of continuing them ata reduced rate of interest, Attorney-General Miller said today cbat*he expected the appointments ol she judges of tue néw land Court to be made this week, Forty-NINEK, = Everysopy knows that at this season the blood is filled with impurities, the accumulation of months, Alithese impurities and every trace of serofula, salt rheum, or other diseases may be expelled by~ taking Hood’s Sareaparilla . MERE AND THERE, A Brtet Record of Various Mat~ ters of Local Interest. Very fewiile men around town. The dressmakers are doing a rushing business, ‘The mines around here are looking unusually weil: Uuderthe new lawit is unlawful to shoot doves before July lst. There is a great dealing of ‘fixing up” going on all ever town. Several loads of hay were sent to the upper part of the county yesterday. A $8200 bar has been made from the gold taken out at the Harmony mine this week. Rev. A. T, Needham of Sacramento will lecture at Grass Valley on the 15th and the 16th instants. ‘ Rev. A. H. Needham of Grass Valley will preach morning and evening at the Methodist Church tomorrow, Young grasshoppers are ‘fas thick as hops’? down in Pleasant Valley, but so far they have not done any harm, The Manzanita Company will hold a meeting tonight and arrange to qdvertise for contracts to sink the. proposed inchiiie: ., Tue jury in the. misdemeanor case against Samuel Bolitno of Grass. Valley failed to agree, standing 8 for conviction and 4 for acquittal. Yesterday the North Banner Mining Company paid dividend No. '3 and the amount was 5 cepts per share on the Capital stock, amounting in all te $5,000. Shortly afier sunrise this morning their was an annular eclipse of the sun, Visible as a partial eclipse in Central California. “ Only a small portion of the sun’s disc was eclipsed. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received another large stock of elegant millinery’ goods which they will dispose of at such prices a’ will aston,ish good judges-of the articles that are offered for sale. An aulomaton representing an EastLudian drinking a certain brand of tea and expatiating on its virtue is on extibition in one of the show windows of the Great American Teastore at thia city and attracts much attention because of its life-like movements. Itis an ingenious piece of mechanism, At the Congreyational Church there wili be preaching tomorrow morning. a1n—the-evening (t being the eigh: teenth anniversary of the pastorate of Rev, J, Sims) the exercises will “be varied, ine'uding brief addresses by the pastor and others, recitations by i Aniong the so oists Mra. Williams of San Francisco will appear. The seven-year old son of Win. H. George of Grass Vailey fell into Wolf Creek Thursday afternoon and was drowning when Miss Annie Phillips fished him out. Divers in the clear watera of the tropical seas find that fish of different colors when frigktened do not all dart inthe same direction, but that each different kind takes shelter in -that portion of the submarine growth nearest in color to.that of the fish, Josnrn Tiuomrson,-a young farmer living near Ottawa, Ill., was. killed by a stroke of lightning while harrowing in the field. The three Lorses he was driving were also killed, Tue Soutiern Pacific Company will ‘advance the rates from San Francisco to Denver and other points in Colorado on June 12th. The advance will be $2.50 on second-class tickets. Erue.---Why are you always kicking because I have other admirers, G-orge? George—O, if you want to make a syndicate of yourself, I don’t object. THERE ure alinost as many kinds of love are as there are faculties of the human brain ; but -self-love dominates and overshadows all others, As tue blind heiress ef Delaware who eloped could not look before she leaped she must be excused. Tuere is to be wa new bridge. over the Ohio connecting Cincinnati and Covington. tore ‘ Tue first shipment-of peaches from California Kast left Winters 8 .turday Laat. You can’t fool with wire. a live electric It is always in dead earnest, eat a Schiitling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. Oe O For Liver Compiaints There is nothing as good as Compound Sulphur Powder, Sold-by.-Carr Bros. tf Piabiiesia Scere Young Pigs For Sale At Chas. Cleveland’s ranch, m28 6t Be sure toget Hood’s. Sopa Warer, better than ever, at Carr Bros’. ti _ NeniLuing’s Best. Once : bought—always sought fice! Ice! —_— prepared to déliver ice to consumers in any part of the city. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaga, or withthe driver, will he promptly attended te. 3. ae Tne Nevada Ice Company is now Absolutely ‘Pure. A cream of tartar baking “powder. . Highest of all in leavening streny) Veaht ‘ ‘.some of the. best local elocutioniats, . --cheice-pieces-by-the—cheir. Latest U. 8, Government Feed RePERSONAL MENTION, es Social and Other Notes About Poopvie Old and Young, Prof, Q. JsKimball and 0. H. Chadsey came up this morning from Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. H. Appel were in town last night en renute from. Sdn Hrancisco to Alleghany. , Mrs: H, Jéhnaon of Moore’s Flat has returned from a visit to. her daughters who reside at Pomona. Mrs. W. VD. Buck and children came over day before yesterday from, Virginia City and are’now at Moore’s Flat. Miss Francis Stewart arrived here on last night’s train from Sacramento and went upon this morning’s Washington stage. Mrs. P. Greany and Mias Mary Hurley will attend the Y. L. I. Grand Institute at Sacramento the coming week as representatives of Grass. Valley Council. Judge Caldwell leaves Monday for Downieville to preside over the trial of some cases’ in the Sierra county Superior Court. He expects to be yone about two weeks. Mrs, 8. J. Ferguson and children passed through town last evening on their way to Blue Tent to visit Mrs. S. E. Storey. Mrs. Ferguson formerly resided at Blue Lent. Misses Elspeth Walker and Lizzie Robinsen will represent the Grass Valley Parlor of Native Daughters at the Grand Parlor which convenes in Santa Cruz next. week, James T. Bogue, the nurseryman, who is now in the East, will attend the meeting of the American Nurserymen’s Association, which will convene at Minneapolis on the. 13th instant. Rev. Wycoff of San Francisco, who is tooccupy the Congregational Church pulpit at Grass Valley during the next six weeks, arrived there Thursday evening; accompanied by hia wife and family. d Win. Ludlem and wife. arrived here this merning fram Delmonte, Wis., being en route to Seen viee to. visit whom ‘he used to” know. Mrs. Fred Joy (formerly Fannie Dreyfuss)’ and Miss*. Lizzie Cornell were members of the party of twentythres pleusure. seukerafrom Sacramento whe a few nights ago--were thrown out of a six-seaied surrey in which they were re:urning home from a tr.p to Alabaster Cave. The vehicle was overturned by running into a washout. T'wo ladies and four gentlemen of the party, including Mr. Joy, were-slightly-hurt. sears ray armen A poruLar Scottish nobleman, who has a considerable knowledge of art, made a great ‘find’ recently. In examining the collection of a wellknown dealer he picked up for £40 a Dutch canvas which has turned out to be worth about £5,000. would fitin a room twenty-four feet each way. Trenal Honor the eld, instruct the young, consult the wise, and bear with the foaliah, UNpER the léw ol Moses only seventeen offenses were punishable by death, Ick Cold Soda Water with pure Fruit Juices at Carr Bros’. tf ~ -* 0@eoe ————— U, #, KR. of P, Meeting, Animportant meeting of Mountain Divison will be held in Armory Hall at 11:30 o’clock Sunday forenoon, Fatigue uniform, No excuses accepted. ja-3t een OOO Cempound Sulphur Powder. This is the best blood purifier sold. Carr Broa. tf elie ee sate Wuen the stomach lacks vigor and regularity there will be flatulence, heartburn,’ nausea, sickheadache, nervousness, use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach, Sold by Carr Bros. Ooo Old Coins

Bought and sold by D. E, Nevada City, Cal. —— At SOO Tux farmer’s friend has for many years been Dr. J, Hl. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. for horses, cattle, hogs and sheep. It has proyed ite worth in thousands of cases, Sold by Carr Bros. Morgan, j28-tf. for Biliousness Use Compound Sulphur Powder, Carr Bros, ell it. tf ent OO VWeu Witt Miss it Ifyou do not try trading at Thomas Kidd’s grocery store on Commercial street. Tore goods are fresh and firstclass in quality. The prices are low. Mr. Kidd’s patronage is constautly increasing, as it is bound to because ol the inducements he offers, m21-tf Can . National @otel Arrivais, Friday, June 5, 1891. Mrs. W. C. McCard and 2 children, Forest City. Geo, W. Ray, San Juan. Will B. Vineyard, Bmartaville. C. FE. Bourne, Pleaéant Valley. . C. Morgan, Grass Be al ae we “MeCtory J, E. Haske l,. ay at ot Miss Francis ‘Btew itt, ¥ W. E. Morrison, San Jose. H. Apple & wi, aad —-fthros.-Weier, Colfax. j Wm. D. Woodland, Sierra City. Mra. H. Johnson, Pamona. R. J. Thomas, Birchville, CO. O. MeQuestion, Sacramento, A. T. McDonald, Ban Francisco, “KR, H, Brown, F, A. Farwell, Ae ' Geo. Farrell, ae PR; Waldron, Graniteville, es Freeman, Fa On Dennison, British Columbia. relatives named tman, Mr. Lud?) lem was ‘asking ut Dick Gentry 1 Pottsville, Pa, of coal imimediately under the bnild. ° THe amount of geld in the world . itore who proved their SCHOOL CENSUS. Number of Childron of School Agein This County. County Superintendent of Schools W. J. Rogers, reports the following as the school census of Nevada county. rA few of the districts have net yet been heard from, and the enumeration isleft blank in this report, They will be reported on later: Allison Ranch Birch ville Bear River.. Blue Tent, Bear Vv alley. . Ohalt BIG cae vecy Weeeveuena wees GNGIORHO Sia cces screen wits cukae Clear Creek Columbia Hill Forest, Springs French Corral (traniteville... Be Ve wear we re § Grass Valley Indian Flat Indian Springs [ron Mountain Kentocky Flat.. 3.. cc eee ‘ Lime Kiln Montezuma Maybert Magnolia Mariposa Mooney Flat Moore’a Flat North San Juan North Bloomfield North Star Oakland Omega Ploasant: Ridge v'ecccedea ses ce ss Pleasant Valley Quaker Hill Rough & Ready. . Reii+f Hill Spenceville Seas ra Sweetland Gnion Hill Washington Peicawc eee WAHQW: VANOY: Coc is cated slice ey 27 The Nevada City. The last crushing of ore from the) Nevada City mine paid about $40 a ton, although there was considerable waste rock with the quartz, The ledge is now being opened up @ fine shape, and the clean ore being taken out will pay close to $60 a ton, Tug passenger traflic on the Eastern and local lines of the Southern Pacific. Company is heavy at’ the present time and is constantly increasing. Seder ae etl aE WorkKMEN @ngaged in: making répairs on St. Patrick’s Church at found a six-foot vein ing. er es A sear in the Boston sSiock Exchange has been sold for $19,000, a price that makes even a Putti opera seat pale with envy cag een Tus number of passengers carried by all the railroads in the world averages 6,500,000 a day. Fran winiewa Dives: vuUnbUuleSs Bivre tin plate than all the rest of the world cambined, = “8100 Rewara 8100. The readers of the Transcrivr will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and thatis Catarrhb, Hail’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Cuatarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a conatitutional treatmént. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the 8)stem, thereby destroying the foundation of the dieease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work, ‘The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of fertimonials. Address, F, J, Cuenny & Co,, Toledo, O. pared ‘by Drugy sista, 75 ceuts, oe Flour e3 a Hundred 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf oes aa escrics sania asi ©, OC. Limimesat. Tt has no equal for sprains, bruises, cuts, etc. Sold by Nevada City druggieta. tf DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of SSS. % effects of most of them are worse than the diseases they pretend to cure. There is but one permanent cure for contagious blood poison,and that is to be found in 'S.S.S. And it is the only S S S medicine that will bs ud dl permanently destroy the effects of MERCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, Itis a purely vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent blood. purifier ever discovered. Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. — THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. \ lnaolvent ‘Notice. THE BUPERIOR COURT OF THE. Pca a ovate. State Tere eT Ir In the matter of ttle } Retele of JOHN KISTh an vent Debi pb Kistle, an Weuteas Debtor, having cepted tat Court for a discharge from 5 Cara itis hereby ordered, that the Cierk of thi an give notice to all Credir debts to~-apar before this ‘Court at the Court room Ehoreok op° Wednesday, the 2th a6? of June, 1891, at the hour a ten o'clock A, M. and show cause, if et have, Why the said John Kistie should not be dischar; ee from ali his debts, in qosordanes with rageaar in such cases made and sesehhelt ir ordered. that notice of me ven to the creditor: Pa Ellenton for four wee ot ‘ranscript, @ Hewepaner Any edinsald county. JOHN C a of the a rior Court, DatedMay 25th, 1891, ~. Spenceville. THE GRASSHOPPERS ESCAPED. But the Fire Destreyed Considable May. Last evening’s Grass Valley Tidings says: The grasshoppera have been troubling the farmers in the southwestern part of this county for several), weeks past. They. are yet qnite small not having attained wings. erable damage has been done in Pleasant Valley and on Tuesday last the hoppers made their appearance in the vinevard of Woehler & Pietzsch at A large force of men was secured and the hoppera driven out into the grass surrounding the vineyard. A fire was then started in the grass, which was quite: dry, : for the purpose of extinguishing the pests. But in this the proprieters were mistaken. The fire spread rapidly making a circuit of the large hill back of Spenceville, destroying a field of grass hay belgnging to Judge Walker and also ené belonging to Joseph Kneebone. It was with difficulty that the barn of Woehler & Pietzsch was saved from. destruction.The_hoppera— still +] gurvive, after being burned out ef the grass returning again to the vineyard. ———— The Werld Kariched,. The facilities of thé present day for the preduction of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind aré almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was. first produced the world was enriched with theenly remedy which is truly pleasantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse whe system gently in the spring time-or in fact, at any time, and the better it is knewn the more popular it becomes.. » Oh, W nate a Cough. Will you heed the warning. ~The ignal perhaps of the sure approach of that more ‘terrible disease, Consumption. Ask ‘yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough, It never fails. This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past vear, It reliaves croup and-whooping cough at once, Mothers’do not be without it, For lama back, side or chest, use shilotta Porous Plaster: Sold try Carr Bros. oo. Tue Rev. Geo, H. Bourbon, Ind., says* ~ “Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shileh’s woueeeriet cure.”” Sold by Carr Pasyen: of Sa . Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious ap. petite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relleves the headache, and cures dys Shepale a wavd voun trou Iti Gyspepsia. I had but fittie appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating . hada fuintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good, It gave me an appetite, and my food relished -and~satisfiod the craving I had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to recommend it,” G, A, Paar, Watertown, Mass, “JT had dyspepsia many years, and despaired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely cured me.” Mus. J. 8, BArLeY, Marblehead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla fold by druggists. 1; six for 5, Prepared by C. 1, HOOD & COs, Apothecaries, Lowell, Maas, 100 Doses One Dollar Houskeepers Who Wish To Save Money! V E pave just opened an immense stock 0 Crockery, China Glass and Tinware. Our Prces will Surprise You Onr de, 10e and Ibe “Counters are loader: down'’with lmmense Bargains, Drcorated Vea or Chamber séts, 82.75. Giveat American Importing Tea tere Commercial wircet, Nevada ty. A. LARSEN, =TEZLE= LEADING.. TAILOR —OF— Wewada County. Pine St., near Broad, Nevada City, IVIDEND NO. 42 OF FIFTY CENTS PER I share on the Capital Stock ofthe CITI ZENS BANK will become due and payable on-and after June 10th, 1891, at the office of the Citizens Bank, JOUN T. MORGAN, Cashier, — a4 ‘iit Bieneh say hie y Tnigiileien’ pe an siiher sex, Whe eam rend aad writ nied whe, ‘afle? tuetreqtion. wil) wor induatrivusiy, how to cara Thre r pose Potlare a Yeurin huis own localities, whereve tive.1 will leo furnish ite situation or employment, a whl ch you con ears that amount, Ne mency mg meus mes suceess fii! as above, gd and quiekty loarned, 1 desire bur ane worker from each dtarrice or county. . have olveney taught aud provided employment o ara ame Roi, ‘it over a at ae sigh ie Consid-. Come One! Te City Taxpayers. The City Board of Trustees are now, in session as a Board of Equalization. Meetings are held at the City -Hall each evening (except Sunday) from 8 to 10 o’clock.”) Those interested are requested to take notice. A. GauLt, President. T. H. Carr, Clerk. m25-10¢ — eee -_—— Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, gianna adplladltic tela w.n. Travers, Piane Tuner, Will be in Nevada City abont May 2ist. m8-tf 4 French Tansy Waters. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions 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. Hor sale by W. D. Vinton. ee OOH Ir you feel ‘out of sorts,” cross and peevish—take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsaparilla; cheerfulness will return and life will acquire new zest. Sold by Carr Bros, a3 4 oo eer a ree et er ica —— Suvero.ern.cerl —1 THE PLACE TO BUY THE BEST Home-made --;. Candies — "IS A'T TELESUPERIOR. CANDY FACTORY. "Our Molasses Chewing Taffies leads them all. Peppermints-and—P—Neurt MFOLEY, Pror’roe 5 and 7 Commercial st. Rock Creek Saw ass Ill aud Lumber Co. M, Lok D, MARSH, Propricters, Mill Rock Creek, Ofice aud Yards Boulder st,, Nevada City, Cal MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN FLOORING, RUSTIC, SIDING, LATHES, 3} eee Doors; Wincows, “SHAKES, SHINGLES, ‘Blinds, Rox os, Kept coustatitly on hand or made to order. -BRIDGF AND MINING LUMBER ’ A Specialty. @@~ Ail crders, large ‘or small, are given liamediate and personal attention, R: H. Odd Fellows’ Buildiny, Broad Street. MILTER, “THE RECEPTION" Commercial Street, coro Maiu, Neyada ity, Cal, . E DOW NER, Proprietor. Ikaving fitted up the stand formerly nown as the Confederate Cros»: hous, va prepared to entertain all my old friends id as many new oves. ak may favor me vith their patronage, THE CHDICEST Liquors and Cigars GIVE MH A CAT: I. lo the Ladies of Nevada City When You Want An Elegant Pair of Shoes ! GO OR SEND TO ROSE & MARWICK, Grasse Walley: Nines, Eastern Hand Made Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen aspecialty. The latest styles and best quality always on hand. Ail orders by mail promptly attended to and Satisfaction Guaranteed, ™y22 GRADUATE’S BALL —AT—— ARMORY HALL, —ON— Friday Evening, June 19, 1897. Muste: as Goyne’s Full Orchestra THE FLOOR WILE BE CANVASSED,~ Tickets $1 Per Couple,-Extra Ladies 25 cents, Adinission te Gallery: Ladies and Children 25 cents, Gentlemen 50 cents. Come Ail: Dyholst orld Shop, JAMES KINKEAD “ GIVES NOTICE THA jm he isalways preparsd: to > do all kinds of U Ipholster \ ing On short: notice, Spriug Mattresses, Hair ha Mattrosses, Feather Ptllows, Moss Muttresses, Bed Loin es, Single Louny sen, ote, 1 ete , made to order, FI FRNITURK AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVEKIN A WORKMANHIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack ed for shippina a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed, Ail at the Lowest Living Rates EOou1t Oo ASE, Thankful for past p patronage, . respoctfa ly solicitu coutinuance in the future. COMMERUIAL SPREEL Svcond door from the Great American lea Store, James Kinkead. LEGG & SHAW, MAIN STREEKI NEVADA CITY, Dealers in HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, TINWARK, STOVES, ¢. Crockery; Glass Ware, Wood and Willow Ware. Mining acl FAMOUS “SUPERIOR” RANG 2, PLIVER CHILLED PLOW. AUSS CUTLERY —— AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA wy DER WO.K3, : Supplies.