June 9, 1891 (4 pages)

erORHING WAR STILL RAGES! ° nity and Safety, no matte i Bitters. executed men, the Ohio commission; ex-. use of the will beamong the greates In 1886 a reunion held at Findlay, O., lieves constipation, biliousness, kidwas attended by seven men. Four of and malaridied since the ney ailments, dyspepsia the original party have war, and the list now stands as follows: al trouble. Captain William Bensinger, TwentyResidence For Bent, r month. E. H. Mason, Twenty-first Ohio, Pem-. —$10_pe office. berville, ©.; Captain Jacob Parrott, . cRIrPT THE COMPLETED MONUMENT. ews railroad raid in-Georgia . The Andr spring of 1862 was one of the poem be wrote: us The possession of Chattanooga by’ the Union forces was the object of the raid. ‘Honest toilsvon’t st-nd a chance; The more we work there geows behind us. (.,era} O, M: Mitchel, the commander Bigger patches om our pants :— in middle Tennessee, advanced with a 24. Lives of poor men oft remind thirty miles of Chattanooga, which the April, and -then came toa halt to await the result of a secret expedition that he bad dispatched into Georgia three days , Send your mite however small us, Or, when spows of Winter strike We , before. shall have no pants at all. ot geo inane ee Died at sau Jose. This expedition-was_guided.and com manded -by J. J. Andrews, a spy in the of the Union generals. Twentyservice tch dispa Rev. J. Sims received a l ,Sill’s Genera from after eers the and brigvolunt four ition exped ut aie a last evening, desiring hi a to go tta, Marie ed ‘they reach mow many funer the h once that he might preac s. At clothe ns’ citize in ed dress Ga.” . al sermon of Mrs: Waiter Gillespie, ed a train, and when which will take place in San Jose to-. morrow. Mrs. Gillespie (uee Mis+. Fannie West), the daughter of f, W Marietta they board it stopped for breakfast at Big Shanty station, on the Georgia railroad, two eni . gineers and-a fireman.of the party sprang 1 ts paren ber with West, resided Andrews and the others on theengine. this city and—was—ateacher in our got intoa baggage car and uncoupled the public schools. She was in every re forward section of the traim which then Epect an éetimable laty, avd all-whe ) started” for “Chattanooga. Big Shanty was a Confederate camp, and armed senknew her admired and loved ber were witnesses of the whole protinels cbil-. two d nd-an husba She leaves a ' g: ceedin we} t piren te dren. Mr. Gilespie and After starting the troubles of the trip th e of athy symp felt heart the’ have began. Trains were met and overtaken, people in thiscommunity ‘and there were many narrow escapes SS = = : from detection, but Andrews. by plausi the O14 Murchie Mine, the right of the-road ble excuses, secured’ Mining men here. and elsewher «. for what he called an ammunition train WILLIAM PITTENGER. CAPTALN W. N. BROWS. third Obio,Wapello,ta.;-J.-A.-Wilson, Twenty-first Obio, Hoskins, O.; Captain J.R. Porter, Twenty-first Ohio, Ingalls, Oklahoma. The Grand Army of Ohio has @ gen bottail. ith intelligent aud economic. . lowed. ‘They finally an engine that stood fired up on a reasonable toasume that it will before} gide track, and weré close on the heels An exciting chase folJong be in active operation again, and. ofthe raiders. he raiders tore up the track The Accident to Editor Weed: Mrs. Alonzo S. Weed, who'left for) of the party broke guard and escaped mainder of the twenty-four hours it has to the north, and the remainder were no odor. subsequently exchanged. SSS — ——+296 The fol owing night as officers Micetien. were elected flour and see thst you get it. campment, No. 47,1.0.0.F.: M. L. Roberts, C. P.; John Chisholm H. P.;.A. B: Lord, 8. 'W.; Gee. A, Y **I¢ is composed of the purest mat: rials, aud represeur WM, T. WENZELL, schiilimg’s Best. : “ 7.50 a2 12.00. ss bed 11.00 * 16.00. “ “ 12.00 Us 18,00, = 14.00 E 20 C0. Druggists. JOS. N. SOUTHER MANUFACTURING CO. San Francisco. REMOVED and Carr Bros. _ The Nevada Ice Company is nov prepared to deliver ice to consumer~ in any partof the city. Orders lef « the office of the Company, foot of Mai: atreet, on the Plaza, or with the driver will be promptiy attended to. tf SE OPE A Buckien’s Arnica ssive. The Be-t Salve in the world fo Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Bal Rheum, Fever Sores, Teiter, Chappe: Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and uJ: &kin Eruptions, and positively cure It i guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cent per box. kursale ot Carr Brother: a20ly Try ‘Lily White’ flour avd keep peace in your houselold. t as OOo s siot Honest Prices: Mrs. LESTER & CRAWFORD, fe “ es 8.87, tt [ fine “300 “ \~ DMain Street, Nevada Citv. 2:00 1.12 S t ‘ “ 1,12 bl “ 1.75 ll to 1 # 137 “ 2.00, es oe ~ MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. ) 5.00. “ a . HATS. 1.50 All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold at .the.same-rates,.. ia me he prices are much lower than retail dealers can bu . New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's for. It will pay you tolay in a supply, as under ordinar circumstances you-will pay-one-third more than the_ prices SEWING MACHINES, . hereasked. : Which I Will Sell : H. C. MELL, K. CASPER. . : (wher w tas talent, at Low Pic. THE LEADING The Best Sewing Machines Made. &= Call and See. Them WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. = — AND— Phe Talk of the County Thos. Shurtleff, r) PFPUuABA STON H”* REMOVED TO ——9—— DENNY & GRAY'S NEW SHOP AT THE BIG FINE STOCK THE PLAZA, ud refreshing to the taste, and acts who volunteered to accompany the raiders; George D. Wilson, Company B, seutly yet promptly on the Kidueys, Second Obio; Mariou A. Ross, Company Liver and Bowels, cleanses the aysA, Second Ohio; Perry G. Shodrack, tem effectually, dispels colds, headCompany K, Second Ohio; Samuel Slavame and fevers. and cures habitual ens, Thirty-third Ohio: Samuel Robinconstipation permanently. For sale son, Company G, Thirty-third Ohio; John in 50c and $1 bottles by xi druggists Scott, Company K.,. Twenty-first Ohio. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Andrews was buried near the scaffold, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, which was on Peachtree street, in the LOUISVALE, KY. WEW YORK, N.Y. suburbs. The other victims were exeented just outside the city cemetery, and were buried in the inclosure. After the war the remaius of these men were removed to the National cemetery, at Chattanooga, and. in 1837, after a trou Weranted A PHRODITINE” o%c2 raid and its historian, the remains of Andrews were discovered, and placed beside those of his’ comrades at Chat tunooga. ‘Tie reinterment of Andrew: took place in the presence of 5,000 spee POSITIVE GUARANTEE L Nae ea, Ss R., of Chattanooga, conducting the cer BEFORE The group of eight graves has Memorial Day since. ~ Soon after the reinterment of. the remains of Andrews, Post 45 appointed an Andrews wonument committee, com most aésirahle to carry inthe pocket. Overstocked with DRESS GOODS, CARPETS and. %£vapa city, MILLI'NERY, Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. Dis Titles Examined and Tagured old age and insanity, Price $1.00 a box, 6 bexes JOHN A. RAPP, RS i ERIE STS for $3.00. Sent by mail on receipt of Price’ order ved, to a Permanent cure is Lot see Ween thousands of testimonials from old aud young, of both sexes, who have been by the use-of A phroditine. Cirewlanres. County ddress THE APHRO MEDICINE CO, . PACIFIO BRANCH, . “« Sansome Street, Son Francisco; Cal. W. D. VINTON « » Nevada Gity. Recorder 11 consecutive years) SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT For saie—6000 acr:s of land of t! ornia Iron and Bteel Company, s ef pol pertio Of Nevada county and ordering on the best lends of placer , ~unry. oes acres Of land situated in Pleasant ate lo: on Kast Broad stieat, NeValley. . . cat.,. House Furnishing Goods, Etc. NEW SHOP aT THE PLAZA, ° 100 pieces of Sateens at 12 1-2 to 20 cents per yard. Brussels Carpets at 62 1-2 cents—sewn free, Extra Fine Carpets, at 75 cents. 3-ply Carpets, at 75 cents—sewn free. Few Misfit Carpets lef: BEDDING, Have Removed te their In order to reduce the immense stock PRICES HAVE 6000 yards of Challies at 5 ee yard, ° wseof Stimulants, AF TE FOR SALE BY Blacksmiths, Peer. Its package mates it the BEDS, -—— AND —— King To without a FURNITURE, Horse-Shoers BEEN CUT IN TWO. tation, Noctarpal Emissions, Leacorr! MAIN STREET.. ,-».NEVADA CITY, MASTIFF. ziness,.Weak Memory, Less of Power and mm poteney, which if neglected often lead to premature § OF, oe42 pe smokers, FOR SALE YALL DEALERS, Joneede oe Opin. or Coteuek outhful indiseretion, over indulgence, &¢ , such aa Loss of Brain Power, Wakefulness, Bearing down Painsin the back, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros been the special charge of Post 45 every ment. This was secured, and a commis sion was appointed to represent Ohio in the work Lookout Post, No. 2, of tocure any form ofnervous disease orany disorder of the generative organs of eithersex, Whether arisine# from the excessive ) annie es consider. Is SOLD ow a tators, Mission Ridge Post, No. 45,G. A. for an appropriation to erect a monu Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Grass Valley. The Celebrated French Cure, blesome search, set on foot by the Rev. William Pittenger, a survivor of the A memorial was I¢ YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST SAMUEL YES BEEHIVE WEHAVEREMOVED) LEGS & SHAW, ONE ENJOYS 3oth the method and results whe: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant gether: William Campbell, a civilian manider of Post 45. —ate. dav nicht. SURVIVORS OF THE ANDREWS RAID. sent to the Ohio general assembly asking Creoc.a, Fresh Fish Crabs.{Shrimps, etc., received every Thurs Andrews was executed on the scaffold alone, on June 7, 1862, and on the 18th of June the following were hanged to posed of three comrades, C. W. Norwood, commander Post 45; Charles F. Muller, past department commander of Tengeasee, and John Trindle, past com ~ Plaza Store of Thomas Shurtletf, ~ PED GN, ees GAPEAIN 3. PARROTT. CAPTALN W. BESENGER, CAPTALN D. A. DORSEY. WILLIAM 3. KNIGHT. CAPTALN E, B. MASON. emonies. GO TO THk ——OR—= Where he will be pleased to receive all his old customers ani mapy new ones. He will suityou inquality of work and prices. b For sale by W. D. Vinton Honest Goods ' Cqnare Dealing! 45 . ee bat that dose of Cephaline ‘cnred i: eee. “ Misses’ Kid Heeled Shoes Woodworker Untried—a joy denied. [EEE indignant? Drug Store: 10.00. 10,00. Children sShoes, Spring Heel Buttonsize 84toll ea gold by Wine Merchants aud ; no pay required, “ *. PebbleGoat Button Shoes — “ Analytical Chemist. Wagonmaker, Yes indeed, to see you parading the streets. I thought you had euch a dreadful headache. I did mother, of a’ talk some of coming to this city next month and giving a concert. The club consists of a double quartette ani includes some of the best male voices on the Cozst. Piles, or “ Boys Knee Pants, 25 cents a pair, formerly —— eat ee 59 “ “ H $1.25 6% © All Wool “* . 1.60. “ $1.00 best “ kept. Ladies’ Shoes of the very best material. No inferior Shoes $5.00, house other any $3.87, Button, Kid French fine Ladies 1 arned ,or money refunded, ag Sestet sevens 5 quality 2. & ures Oramps and Oolis Paes “The State University Glee Club fice! Ice! 6.75 7.00 “Merino Sweet singers of merkeley. jistantly. “ Fine Gray, Scribe; NP. Brown, Treas-; John H. Richards, J. W.; C. W. nappies “ee HEADQUARTERS FOR Asx your grocer for ‘‘Lily White” last of Mistletoe En Denny, frustee. “ “ And a large assortment of other kinds. : BOY’S CLOTHING. $1.50 Boys’ Navy Flannel Blouse Suits sell now $ 1.00, formerly 1.74 aK 4tol0 yrs 112, 43 sad “47 2.50. as 4tol2yre 1.27, id Chevoit “ 4:00: 4 2.80, * m ws” Mixed“Cassimere 5.00 “ 3.75, “ i 475. “ 3.62, “ “ “ “ : Georce L. KILMER. Boston two days ago, juet previous to . of Mitchel’s movement upon that point, her departure received” a telegram and by Andrews’ advice they abandoned A Kemarkable Mexican Flower. the effort and took to the woods. All of confifming the first report concernmg Among the floral wonders recently disthe fugitives were captured in the course her husband having been run over of a few days and taken to Chattanooga covered by botanists the hinta, which is by a railroad train, as published in for: examination, and being within the a native of Tehuantepec, must be given the TRANSCRIPT Of Saturday evening. enemy's lines in citizens’ dress weré held . first rank. ~ The flower is white in the The telegrim in question stated that to be spies. Seven of the men and Anmorning, deep red at noon and blue at a well known spy, were night. Between 11 a, m. and 1 p. m. it the first reports of the accident wére drews, who was gives out perfume. During the resomewhat ex»ggeratéd, Mr. Weed ie executed and buried at Atlanta. Eight Encampment “ 00 10 HAS ARRIVED, ~ and ladies can at last be assured_of getting STYLISH BRANDY. Granite company, of Westerly, R.'L, ie Finally the raiders lost all hope of acengine. captured by the party, and _op complishing their purpose of crippling which they made an exciting flight after aixty years of age. it Take pleasurein announc Green Ginger the old Crutchfield House, where the raiders were taken for identification at the time of capture. The monument, which is from the works of the Smith the'railroads around Chattanooga in aid pursuit began. a “ ABERNETHY'S DAS bby . : BAR RS OMAR and nothing was effected in the way of of the executed raidersis surmounted by a facsimile of ‘‘The General,” the hindering them. prov able it will prove lirgely profitab’e. “ 9 rove) ig l aud Jorkser ew Sack and Frock Suits “0 I call yourepecial attention to my Blaek Diagona . At$12.75 Dress. for used are They * y $1.50. Beersucker Coats and Vests at $1.00, formerl state Come and satisfy yourself that It is impossible te enumerate all Suits I have. é correct. is ment and have had constipation 25 years. I was Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, finey patterns like Cassimere Pants. induced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Shirt, well made and fitty cut, full frontThe very best, the Diamond Brand White I recognized in it an herb the Mexicans 75 s@ts to $1.00. used to give us in the early 50’s for bowel é e e Gingham Blouses, 35 cents. troubles .(I came to Cal. in 1839,) andI kuew Men’s to get Blankets cheap. Hotel Keepers’ and Families’ Picnic. A Chance e1r MILLIN . cR, ] tl that it would help me and 1t has. For the first ins less at of all colors T will sacrifice fine let‘of Eustera and Marysville Blankets time in yearsI-can sleep well and my system L havea than wholesule prices. Also Bed Comforters in all shades. $10 each pair. is regular. The old Mexican herbs in this Fine Marysville White Family Blankets’94 for $5.25; 10-4, $7.75; 14-4, : Crack Proof Rubber Boots, Ly a patr. remedy are a certain cure in constipation Sneg—_“* a and bowel troubles.” Ask for *“* 4.00 = Beston Bay State # ae and cheaper than you ean bu y The largest Huse of Trunks aud Valisea in Nevada City ‘hem elsewhere. $3.87 4 pair, worth $5.00, Men’s Mining ip Boots, nailed, made in 8, F., 2 Men’s Calf top sole, $4.60, worth $5,00. $5. Fine Men’s HAND SEWED Calf Lace Gaiters, $3.50, worth $3.00. worth $1.87, Button, Men’s Lace andMen’s Brogans, $1.25, worth $1.75. Fine Men’s Straw Hats, from 60 cents up. Men’s Cloth Mats, 15 cents. ease : 46.£ a] Boys’ a © Men's Dennim Overalls, Riveted, 45 centaa pair.35 cents eh. Canton Flannel Undershirt and Drawers, “ t Corinth. to the.fronat hurrying bave much cunfidence in. the value] the conductor of the eral invitation to be present by posts, Shanty Big At now mine z quart ie of the old Murch been . raided train, W. A. Fuller, and Andrew and favorable railroad rates have known as the Lone Star. That'th machinist in the road's secured. Headquarters will be at the boss a , Marphy of flying propeity Las been grossly mismanaged employ, started on foot the and Read House, Chattanooga, on the site car, a band edon gotafter al at times in the past, isappirent to its career. Iti ". who have observed “ f Corner Broad and Pine Streets. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS. tura, Cal.; William H. Reddick, Thirty “ Leading Clothier, Jo H Sarsaparilla SURVIVORS OF THE ANDREWS RAID. O.; _ Rev. Thirty-third Ohio, .Ken Ohio, VenWilliam Pittenger, Second “ CHARLES GRIMES, s Vegetable WILLIAM 8. REDDIOCE. CAPTAIN J. R. PORTER. JOHN A. WILSON. ‘cs “ HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: stores $ 7.50. Men’s Suite I sell new at $ 4.62, in other In just 24 hours J. V. 8. relievés constipation and sick headaches, After it gets the system under control an occasional dose prevents return, We refer by permission to W. H. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Geo. A. Werner, 681 California 8t., 8. F.; Mra.C. Melvin, 136 Kearny St., 8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence Court, 8. F. writes: ‘1 am 60 years of age Confederates occupied, on the ‘11th of 00 COME. EARLY BEFORE THE STOCK IS BROKEN. detachment from Huntsville to within , On our pants once new and glossy Now are stripes of different hue, All because subscribers linger, And won't pay us whatis due. Then let us all be up and doing: _Do not miss this opportu less than San Francisco cost. nity for securing Bargains. "h . J U st This is the], the most thrilling incidents of the civil war. 8 catch the unwary, but purchase your goods NEVADA CITY as soon as my stock of Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can be reduced. k at Apply at Trane For that reason . will sella newly’ selected’ stoc : ‘6 VE FROM I have positively determined to REMO Men’s and Boys “The residence, now occupied by Ohi hird é 7 Caldwell, on Broad street, w:! Judge Ohio, n D. A. Dorsey, Thirty-t Captai Kearney, Neb.; William J. Knight, Terms) Twenty-first Ohio, Stryker, O.; Captain be for rent on the Ist of May. tain The editor of the Rocky Moun , name by eeby McSh r tophe Celt, Chris sand recently wen the prize of cme thou cate ol Goliars offered by the syndi appeal best the for :s Western edi'o pay r subscribers to poem to newspape : ; . up their subscriptions. GRAND CLONING OUT SULL first Ohio, McComb, O.; Captain Ww. N. the: Prize. \ Begin early, sanction its use. icians £ th : t th ti and expect. reistence, ©) nee with 0! e meetingof the survivors : rAd Spee raid will be a most interesting affair. at Hestetter’s Stomach Bitters re QOhioans. Th Many atany picnic in tbe county from down go will e peopl of hundreds able. tris-ctyifihe, weather is favor the although it is unfortunate that . days few a daié a not tdid m nazeme: close later asthe public schools here, er on the 19ih instant for the summ vucation. perreeeemee meee li. Wem Experience in recommendation of phye: Governor Poraker and other prominent . dorses, the t ever offere: . where eight of the raiders are b 66 “ . raiders who survi cemetery, attractions . grews raidersin the National 7 00 “ glaring Don’t allow yourself to be humbugged by thetraps to lay advertisementsof our competitors who only Tremendous Fall in Prices ! ve, the relatives of the. in the beneficient consequenc ‘“c a stirs Are ©” . gion, will unveil a monument to the “ ‘“ -— the and nase ion Mg caters “ “ aie nen ee ase a charged half what is ordinarily such occasions a, just W. D. VINTON and CARR BROTHERS, Nevada Uity nt danger. To forestall ite The local Andrews committee and the prese ic . o1ron stage is the dictate of prudence. out Look and e Ridg on Missi of ades comr will entertain the Ohio guests durmedication. posts Renounce dangerous ing their stay in Chattanooga. The list Far more effective, more certain, of visitors will comprise, besides the ten es is the “c ae = SoS The rates ‘of fare over the railro d will be Serge + Sg ee ee tion. May 30 will be the occasion of a touching and interesting ceremony at Chattanooga. The Grand Army men of that by them last month was interfered with by stermay weather. agonies and ever ant Stephen B. Porter, Second Ohio. . malady ef varying Associa 00 6 CHEAP FOR CASH. Fine Millinery Goods a specialty. SAMDL WEO, Pro, riétor 2 the Beehive Grass Valley, Where they will be Oarpets, Linoleum; Matting, Oil Cloth pleas ed _ and all work in heise on Carriage and Wagon-making. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING, Horse-Bhoeing a Specialty, Ordinance No. 98 febevde Revenue tor Aciitdianars do ordain ply 1 dag the City of Nevada N Ordina : 0 Section 1, A tax of FI one. .phe Dollars ofal l prop . eriy rate ithe limits of the Ci 7 tow tax CENTS on each ‘ollars for Fire purposes, { Sue Wut 24 , . for the fiscal indt ema took. Passed Jui Py o a Twe for denge Fund oS arranging to ednesday of nex Chicago Park on the one given that reason the for week TS? HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MEN'S $5 00 SUI co see eae aa aia es oe As + les eke ie gee Be ae of how lovg standing, by using and prompt is at band. Were LR Rev, J. W, PENDLETON’S CEPHALINE The Obio raiders commission is cOm. safe CELSBRATED f of Hostet‘er’s behal is in (The Great Picnic. Tha the the tees Into aoe oe. Dash er Daring ree sp pace The Story of Their comr ofts posed furnished volunteers for that regimen Bitters collated, it weuld be Confederate Lines—The Capture of a the raid. Judge Thaddeus Minshall, capStemach Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded! The Native sons and American Forwith well athenticated teem to feund Sur—The Disaster by and n, Followed chairma is Train . tain Thirty-third Ohio, esters of Gra-s Valley are Uisplaying Dollar for. Fu'l size. s that the medicine is beth a shiek: Ten Cen‘s for Trial Bottle, or One enterprise in the other members are Sergeant Major. proof marke l:berality and this in Pome dy reme a and hinmienn ntive br NE COMPANY, Revo, Nevapba,. preve till, HLI and} k CALIFORNIA CEP Earl W. Merry, Twenty-first Ohio, hol another picnic at seghite — — . a In from 3 to 30 minutes, withr r Cc U R E D Certai ee ee. re THEIR MEMORY AT CHATTANOOGA. a ' H E A D A Cc H E eg Woe! Unutterablie Woe. . who are tortured by chronic rheuCase, past commander of Post 2, and G. matism. The remedy, botanic, pure, W. Patten, commander of Post 2. A MONUMENT TO BE UNVEILED TO “TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1891. Wee! ment, and appointed on the local comWhy endure it daily, nightly, we of mittee A. J. Gahogan. commander B. well nigh said, howly. They du had . ie cenartnent of Tenuessce; H. == “Ge Dailu Transcript. . THE ANDREWS RAIDERS. Unattanooga, also jofnea in the move Attest— 1160.2 ats “ALEX. GAULT, Pies, T, Hy Camm, Clerk, a ocageemeel @@™ Picture MAmes Made to order.

erORHING WAR STILL RAGES! ° nity and Safety, no matte i Bitters. executed men, the Ohio commission; ex-. use of the will beamong the greates In 1886 a reunion held at Findlay, O., lieves constipation, biliousness, kidwas attended by seven men. Four of and malaridied since the ney ailments, dyspepsia the original party have war, and the list now stands as follows: al trouble. Captain William Bensinger, TwentyResidence For Bent, r month. E. H. Mason, Twenty-first Ohio, Pem-. —$10_pe office. berville, ©.; Captain Jacob Parrott, . cRIrPT THE COMPLETED MONUMENT. ews railroad raid in-Georgia . The Andr spring of 1862 was one of the poem be wrote: us The possession of Chattanooga by’ the Union forces was the object of the raid. ‘Honest toilsvon’t st-nd a chance; The more we work there geows behind us. (.,era} O, M: Mitchel, the commander Bigger patches om our pants :— in middle Tennessee, advanced with a 24. Lives of poor men oft remind thirty miles of Chattanooga, which the April, and -then came toa halt to await the result of a secret expedition that he bad dispatched into Georgia three days , Send your mite however small us, Or, when spows of Winter strike We , before. shall have no pants at all. ot geo inane ee Died at sau Jose. This expedition-was_guided.and com manded -by J. J. Andrews, a spy in the of the Union generals. Twentyservice tch dispa Rev. J. Sims received a l ,Sill’s Genera from after eers the and brigvolunt four ition exped ut aie a last evening, desiring hi a to go tta, Marie ed ‘they reach mow many funer the h once that he might preac s. At clothe ns’ citize in ed dress Ga.” . al sermon of Mrs: Waiter Gillespie, ed a train, and when which will take place in San Jose to-. morrow. Mrs. Gillespie (uee Mis+. Fannie West), the daughter of f, W Marietta they board it stopped for breakfast at Big Shanty station, on the Georgia railroad, two eni . gineers and-a fireman.of the party sprang 1 ts paren ber with West, resided Andrews and the others on theengine. this city and—was—ateacher in our got intoa baggage car and uncoupled the public schools. She was in every re forward section of the traim which then Epect an éetimable laty, avd all-whe ) started” for “Chattanooga. Big Shanty was a Confederate camp, and armed senknew her admired and loved ber were witnesses of the whole protinels cbil-. two d nd-an husba She leaves a ' g: ceedin we} t piren te dren. Mr. Gilespie and After starting the troubles of the trip th e of athy symp felt heart the’ have began. Trains were met and overtaken, people in thiscommunity ‘and there were many narrow escapes SS = = : from detection, but Andrews. by plausi the O14 Murchie Mine, the right of the-road ble excuses, secured’ Mining men here. and elsewher «. for what he called an ammunition train WILLIAM PITTENGER. CAPTALN W. N. BROWS. third Obio,Wapello,ta.;-J.-A.-Wilson, Twenty-first Obio, Hoskins, O.; Captain J.R. Porter, Twenty-first Ohio, Ingalls, Oklahoma. The Grand Army of Ohio has @ gen bottail. ith intelligent aud economic. . lowed. ‘They finally an engine that stood fired up on a reasonable toasume that it will before} gide track, and weré close on the heels An exciting chase folJong be in active operation again, and. ofthe raiders. he raiders tore up the track The Accident to Editor Weed: Mrs. Alonzo S. Weed, who'left for) of the party broke guard and escaped mainder of the twenty-four hours it has to the north, and the remainder were no odor. subsequently exchanged. SSS — ——+296 The fol owing night as officers Micetien. were elected flour and see thst you get it. campment, No. 47,1.0.0.F.: M. L. Roberts, C. P.; John Chisholm H. P.;.A. B: Lord, 8. 'W.; Gee. A, Y **I¢ is composed of the purest mat: rials, aud represeur WM, T. WENZELL, schiilimg’s Best. : “ 7.50 a2 12.00. ss bed 11.00 * 16.00. “ “ 12.00 Us 18,00, = 14.00 E 20 C0. Druggists. JOS. N. SOUTHER MANUFACTURING CO.. San Francisco. REMOVED and Carr Bros. _ The Nevada Ice Company is nov prepared to deliver ice to consumer~ in any partof the city. Orders lef « the office of the Company, foot of Mai: atreet, on the Plaza, or with the driver will be promptiy attended to. tf SE OPE A Buckien’s Arnica ssive. The Be-t Salve in the world fo Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Bal Rheum, Fever Sores, Teiter, Chappe: Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and uJ: &kin Eruptions, and positively cure It i guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cent per box. kursale ot Carr Brother: a20ly Try ‘Lily White’ flour avd keep peace in your houselold. t as OOo s siot Honest Prices: Mrs. LESTER & CRAWFORD, fe “ es 8.87, tt [ fine “300 “ \~ DMain Street, Nevada Citv. 2:00 1.12 S t ‘ “ 1,12 bl “ 1.75 ll to 1 # 137 “ 2.00, es oe ~ MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. ) 5.00. “ a . HATS. 1.50 All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold at .the.same-rates,... ia me he prices are much lower than retail dealers can bu . New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's for. It will pay you tolay in a supply, as under ordinar circumstances you-will pay-one-third more than the_ prices SEWING MACHINES, . hereasked. : Which I Will Sell : H. C. MELL, K. CASPER. . : (wher w tas talent, at Low Pic. THE LEADING The Best Sewing Machines Made. &= Call and See. Them WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. = — AND— Phe Talk of the County Thos. Shurtleff, r) PFPUuABA STON H”* REMOVED TO ——9—— DENNY & GRAY'S NEW SHOP AT THE BIG FINE STOCK THE PLAZA, ud refreshing to the taste, and acts who volunteered to accompany the raiders; George D. Wilson, Company B, seutly yet promptly on the Kidueys, Second Obio; Mariou A. Ross, Company Liver and Bowels, cleanses the aysA, Second Ohio; Perry G. Shodrack, tem effectually, dispels colds, headCompany K, Second Ohio; Samuel Slavame and fevers. and cures habitual ens, Thirty-third Ohio: Samuel Robinconstipation permanently. For sale son, Company G, Thirty-third Ohio; John in 50c and $1 bottles by xi druggists Scott, Company K.,. Twenty-first Ohio. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Andrews was buried near the scaffold, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, which was on Peachtree street, in the LOUISVALE, KY. WEW YORK, N.Y. suburbs. The other victims were exeented just outside the city cemetery, and were buried in the inclosure. After the war the remaius of these men were removed to the National cemetery, at Chattanooga, and. in 1837, after a trou Weranted A PHRODITINE” o%c2 raid and its historian, the remains of Andrews were discovered, and placed beside those of his’ comrades at Chat tunooga. ‘Tie reinterment of Andrew: took place in the presence of 5,000 spee POSITIVE GUARANTEE L Nae ea, Ss R., of Chattanooga, conducting the cer BEFORE The group of eight graves has Memorial Day since. ~ Soon after the reinterment of. the remains of Andrews, Post 45 appointed an Andrews wonument committee, com most aésirahle to carry inthe pocket. Overstocked with DRESS GOODS, CARPETS and. %£vapa city, MILLI'NERY, Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. Dis Titles Examined and Tagured old age and insanity, Price $1.00 a box, 6 bexes JOHN A. RAPP, RS i ERIE STS for $3.00. Sent by mail on receipt of Price’ order ved, to a Permanent cure is Lot see Ween thousands of testimonials from old aud young, of both sexes, who have been by the use-of A phroditine. Cirewlanres. County ddress THE APHRO MEDICINE CO, . PACIFIO BRANCH, . “« Sansome Street, Son Francisco; Cal. W. D. VINTON « » Nevada Gity. Recorder 11 consecutive years) SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT For saie—6000 acr:s of land of t! ornia Iron and Bteel Company, s ef pol pertio Of Nevada county and ordering on the best lends of placer , ~unry. oes acres Of land situated in Pleasant ate lo: on Kast Broad stieat, NeValley. . . cat.,. House Furnishing Goods, Etc. NEW SHOP aT THE PLAZA, ° 100 pieces of Sateens at 12 1-2 to 20 cents per yard. Brussels Carpets at 62 1-2 cents—sewn free, Extra Fine Carpets, at 75 cents. 3-ply Carpets, at 75 cents—sewn free. Few Misfit Carpets lef: BEDDING, Have Removed te their In order to reduce the immense stock PRICES HAVE 6000 yards of Challies at 5 ee yard, ° wseof Stimulants, AF TE FOR SALE BY Blacksmiths, Peer. Its package mates it the BEDS, -—— AND —— King To without a FURNITURE, Horse-Shoers BEEN CUT IN TWO. tation, Noctarpal Emissions, Leacorr! MAIN STREET.... ,-».NEVADA CITY, MASTIFF. ziness,.Weak Memory, Less of Power and mm poteney, which if neglected often lead to premature § OF, oe42 pe smokers, FOR SALE YALL DEALERS, Joneede oe Opin. or Coteuek outhful indiseretion, over indulgence, &¢ , such aa Loss of Brain Power, Wakefulness, Bearing down Painsin the back, Seminal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros been the special charge of Post 45 every ment. This was secured, and a commis sion was appointed to represent Ohio in the work Lookout Post, No. 2, of tocure any form ofnervous disease orany disorder of the generative organs of eithersex, Whether arisine# from the excessive ) annie es consider. Is SOLD ow a tators, Mission Ridge Post, No. 45,G. A. for an appropriation to erect a monu Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Grass Valley. The Celebrated French Cure, blesome search, set on foot by the Rev. William Pittenger, a survivor of the A memorial was I¢ YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST SAMUEL YES BEEHIVE WEHAVEREMOVED) LEGS & SHAW, ONE ENJOYS 3oth the method and results whe: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant gether: William Campbell, a civilian manider of Post 45. —ate. dav nicht. SURVIVORS OF THE ANDREWS RAID. sent to the Ohio general assembly asking Creoc.a, Fresh Fish Crabs.{Shrimps, etc., received every Thurs Andrews was executed on the scaffold alone, on June 7, 1862, and on the 18th of June the following were hanged to posed of three comrades, C. W. Norwood, commander Post 45; Charles F. Muller, past department commander of Tengeasee, and John Trindle, past com ~ Plaza Store of Thomas Shurtletf, ~ PED GN, ees GAPEAIN 3. PARROTT. CAPTALN W. BESENGER, CAPTALN D. A. DORSEY. WILLIAM 3. KNIGHT. CAPTALN E, B. MASON. emonies. GO TO THk ——OR—= Where he will be pleased to receive all his old customers ani mapy new ones. He will suityou inquality of work and prices. b For sale by W. D. Vinton Honest Goods ' Cqnare Dealing! 45 . ee bat that dose of Cephaline ‘cnred i: eee. “ Misses’ Kid Heeled Shoes Woodworker Untried—a joy denied. [EEE indignant? Drug Store: 10.00. 10,00. Children sShoes, Spring Heel Buttonsize 84toll ea gold by Wine Merchants aud ; no pay required, “ *. PebbleGoat Button Shoes — “ Analytical Chemist. Wagonmaker, Yes indeed, to see you parading the streets. I thought you had euch a dreadful headache. I did mother, of a’ talk some of coming to this city next month and giving a concert. The club consists of a double quartette ani includes some of the best male voices on the Cozst. Piles, or “ Boys Knee Pants, 25 cents a pair, formerly —— eat ee 59 “ “ H $1.25 6% © All Wool “* . 1.60. “ $1.00 best “ kept. Ladies’ Shoes of the very best material. No inferior Shoes $5.00, house other any $3.87, Button, Kid French fine Ladies 1 arned ,or money refunded, ag Sestet sevens 5 quality 2. &

ures Oramps and Oolis Paes “The State University Glee Club fice! Ice! 6.75 7.00 “Merino Sweet singers of merkeley. jistantly. “ Fine Gray, Scribe; NP. Brown, Treas-; John H. Richards, J. W.; C. W. nappies “ee HEADQUARTERS FOR Asx your grocer for ‘‘Lily White” last of Mistletoe En Denny, frustee. “ “ And a large assortment of other kinds. : BOY’S CLOTHING. $1.50 Boys’ Navy Flannel Blouse Suits sell now $ 1.00, formerly 1.74 aK 4tol0 yrs 112, 43 sad “47 2.50. as 4tol2yre 1.27, id Chevoit “ 4:00: 4 2.80, * m ws” Mixed“Cassimere 5.00 “ 3.75, “ i 475. “ 3.62, “ “ “ “ : Georce L. KILMER. Boston two days ago, juet previous to . of Mitchel’s movement upon that point, her departure received” a telegram and by Andrews’ advice they abandoned A Kemarkable Mexican Flower. the effort and took to the woods. All of confifming the first report concernmg Among the floral wonders recently disthe fugitives were captured in the course her husband having been run over of a few days and taken to Chattanooga covered by botanists the hinta, which is by a railroad train, as published in for: examination, and being within the a native of Tehuantepec, must be given the TRANSCRIPT Of Saturday evening. enemy's lines in citizens’ dress weré held . first rank. ~ The flower is white in the The telegrim in question stated that to be spies. Seven of the men and Anmorning, deep red at noon and blue at a well known spy, were night. Between 11 a, m. and 1 p. m. it the first reports of the accident wére drews, who was gives out perfume. During the resomewhat ex»ggeratéd, Mr. Weed ie executed and buried at Atlanta. Eight Encampment “ 00 10 HAS ARRIVED, ~ and ladies can at last be assured_of getting STYLISH BRANDY. Granite company, of Westerly, R.'L, ie Finally the raiders lost all hope of acengine. captured by the party, and _op complishing their purpose of crippling which they made an exciting flight after aixty years of age. it Take pleasurein announc Green Ginger the old Crutchfield House, where the raiders were taken for identification at the time of capture. The monument, which is from the works of the Smith the'railroads around Chattanooga in aid pursuit began. a “ ABERNETHY'S DAS bby . : BAR RS OMAR and nothing was effected in the way of of the executed raidersis surmounted by a facsimile of ‘‘The General,” the hindering them. prov able it will prove lirgely profitab’e. “ 9 rove) ig l aud Jorkser ew Sack and Frock Suits “0 I call yourepecial attention to my Blaek Diagona . At$12.75 Dress. for used are They * y $1.50. Beersucker Coats and Vests at $1.00, formerl state Come and satisfy yourself that It is impossible te enumerate all Suits I have. é correct. is ment and have had constipation 25 years. I was Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, finey patterns like Cassimere Pants. induced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. Shirt, well made and fitty cut, full frontThe very best, the Diamond Brand White I recognized in it an herb the Mexicans 75 s@ts to $1.00. used to give us in the early 50’s for bowel é e e Gingham Blouses, 35 cents. troubles .(I came to Cal. in 1839,) andI kuew Men’s to get Blankets cheap. Hotel Keepers’ and Families’ Picnic. A Chance e1r MILLIN . cR, ] tl that it would help me and 1t has. For the first ins less at of all colors T will sacrifice fine let‘of Eustera and Marysville Blankets time in yearsI-can sleep well and my system L havea than wholesule prices. Also Bed Comforters in all shades. $10 each pair. is regular. The old Mexican herbs in this Fine Marysville White Family Blankets’94 for $5.25; 10-4, $7.75; 14-4, : Crack Proof Rubber Boots, Ly a patr. remedy are a certain cure in constipation Sneg—_“* a and bowel troubles.” Ask for *“* 4.00 = Beston Bay State # ae and cheaper than you ean bu y The largest Huse of Trunks aud Valisea in Nevada City ‘hem elsewhere. $3.87 4 pair, worth $5.00, Men’s Mining ip Boots, nailed, made in 8, F., 2 Men’s Calf top sole, $4.60, worth $5,00. $5. Fine Men’s HAND SEWED Calf Lace Gaiters, $3.50, worth $3.00. worth $1.87, Button, Men’s Lace andMen’s Brogans, $1.25, worth $1.75. Fine Men’s Straw Hats, from 60 cents up. Men’s Cloth Mats, 15 cents. ease : 46..£ a] Boys’ a © Men's Dennim Overalls, Riveted, 45 centaa pair.35 cents eh. Canton Flannel Undershirt and Drawers, “ t Corinth. to the.fronat hurrying bave much cunfidence in. the value] the conductor of the eral invitation to be present by posts, Shanty Big At now mine z quart ie of the old Murch been . raided train, W. A. Fuller, and Andrew and favorable railroad rates have known as the Lone Star. That'th machinist in the road's secured. Headquarters will be at the boss a , Marphy of flying propeity Las been grossly mismanaged employ, started on foot the and Read House, Chattanooga, on the site car, a band edon gotafter al at times in the past, isappirent to its career. Iti ". who have observed “ f Corner Broad and Pine Streets. FOR SALE BY CARR BROS. tura, Cal.; William H. Reddick, Thirty “ Leading Clothier, Jo H Sarsaparilla SURVIVORS OF THE ANDREWS RAID. O.; _ Rev. Thirty-third Ohio, .Ken Ohio, VenWilliam Pittenger, Second “ CHARLES GRIMES, s Vegetable WILLIAM 8. REDDIOCE. CAPTAIN J. R. PORTER. JOHN A. WILSON. ‘cs “ HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: stores $ 7.50. Men’s Suite I sell new at $ 4.62, in other In just 24 hours J. V. 8. relievés constipation and sick headaches, After it gets the system under control an occasional dose prevents return, We refer by permission to W. H. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Geo. A. Werner, 681 California 8t., 8. F.; Mra.C. Melvin, 136 Kearny St., 8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence Court, 8. F. writes: ‘1 am 60 years of age Confederates occupied, on the ‘11th of 00 COME. EARLY BEFORE THE STOCK IS BROKEN. detachment from Huntsville to within , On our pants once new and glossy Now are stripes of different hue, All because subscribers linger, And won't pay us whatis due. Then let us all be up and doing: _Do not miss this opportu less than San Francisco cost. nity for securing Bargains. "h . J U st This is the], the most thrilling incidents of the civil war. 8 catch the unwary, but purchase your goods NEVADA CITY as soon as my stock of Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can be reduced. k at Apply at Trane For that reason . will sella newly’ selected’ stoc : ‘6 VE FROM I have positively determined to REMO Men’s and Boys “The residence, now occupied by Ohi hird é 7 Caldwell, on Broad street, w:! Judge Ohio, n D. A. Dorsey, Thirty-t Captai Kearney, Neb.; William J. Knight, Terms) Twenty-first Ohio, Stryker, O.; Captain be for rent on the Ist of May. tain The editor of the Rocky Moun , name by eeby McSh r tophe Celt, Chris sand recently wen the prize of cme thou cate ol Goliars offered by the syndi appeal best the for :s Western edi'o pay r subscribers to poem to newspape : ; . up their subscriptions. GRAND CLONING OUT SULL first Ohio, McComb, O.; Captain Ww. N. the: Prize. \ Begin early, sanction its use. icians £ th : t th ti and expect. reistence, ©) nee with 0! e meetingof the survivors : rAd Spee raid will be a most interesting affair. at Hestetter’s Stomach Bitters re QOhioans. Th Many atany picnic in tbe county from down go will e peopl of hundreds able. tris-ctyifihe, weather is favor the although it is unfortunate that . days few a daié a not tdid m nazeme: close later asthe public schools here, er on the 19ih instant for the summ vucation. perreeeemee meee li. Wem Experience in recommendation of phye: Governor Poraker and other prominent . dorses, the t ever offere: . where eight of the raiders are b 66 “ . raiders who survi cemetery, attractions . grews raidersin the National 7 00 “ glaring Don’t allow yourself to be humbugged by thetraps to lay advertisementsof our competitors who only Tremendous Fall in Prices ! ve, the relatives of the. in the beneficient consequenc ‘“c a stirs Are ©” . gion, will unveil a monument to the “ ‘“ -— the and nase ion Mg caters “ “ aie nen ee ase a charged half what is ordinarily such occasions a, just W. D. VINTON and CARR BROTHERS, Nevada Uity nt danger. To forestall ite The local Andrews committee and the prese ic . o1ron stage is the dictate of prudence. out Look and e Ridg on Missi of ades comr will entertain the Ohio guests durmedication. posts Renounce dangerous ing their stay in Chattanooga. The list Far more effective, more certain, of visitors will comprise, besides the ten es is the “c ae = SoS The rates ‘of fare over the railro d will be Serge + Sg ee ee tion. May 30 will be the occasion of a touching and interesting ceremony at Chattanooga. The Grand Army men of that by them last month was interfered with by stermay weather. agonies and ever ant Stephen B. Porter, Second Ohio. . malady ef varying Associa 00 6 CHEAP FOR CASH. Fine Millinery Goods a specialty. SAMDL WEO, Pro, riétor 2 the Beehive Grass Valley, Where they will be Oarpets, Linoleum; Matting, Oil Cloth pleas ed _ and all work in heise on Carriage and Wagon-making. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING, Horse-Bhoeing a Specialty, Ordinance No. 98 febevde Revenue tor Aciitdianars do ordain ply 1 dag the City of Nevada N Ordina : 0 Section 1, A tax of FI one. .phe Dollars ofal l prop . eriy rate ithe limits of the Ci 7 tow tax CENTS on each ‘ollars for Fire purposes, { Sue Wut 24 , . for the fiscal indt ema took. Passed Jui Py o a Twe for denge Fund oS arranging to ednesday of nex Chicago Park on the one given that reason the for week TS? HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MEN'S $5 00 SUI co see eae aa aia es oe As + les eke ie gee Be ae of how lovg standing, by using and prompt is at band. Were LR Rev, J. W, PENDLETON’S CEPHALINE The Obio raiders commission is cOm. safe CELSBRATED f of Hostet‘er’s behal is in (The Great Picnic. Tha the the tees Into aoe oe. Dash er Daring ree sp pace The Story of Their comr ofts posed furnished volunteers for that regimen Bitters collated, it weuld be Confederate Lines—The Capture of a the raid. Judge Thaddeus Minshall, capStemach Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded! The Native sons and American Forwith well athenticated teem to feund Sur—The Disaster by and n, Followed chairma is Train . tain Thirty-third Ohio, esters of Gra-s Valley are Uisplaying Dollar for. Fu'l size. s that the medicine is beth a shiek: Ten Cen‘s for Trial Bottle, or One enterprise in the other members are Sergeant Major. proof marke l:berality and this in Pome dy reme a and hinmienn ntive br NE COMPANY, Revo, Nevapba,. preve till, HLI and} k CALIFORNIA CEP Earl W. Merry, Twenty-first Ohio, hol another picnic at seghite — — . a In from 3 to 30 minutes, withr r Cc U R E D Certai ee ee. re THEIR MEMORY AT CHATTANOOGA. a ' H E A D A Cc H E eg Woe! Unutterablie Woe. . who are tortured by chronic rheuCase, past commander of Post 2, and G. matism. The remedy, botanic, pure, W. Patten, commander of Post 2. A MONUMENT TO BE UNVEILED TO “TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1891. Wee! ment, and appointed on the local comWhy endure it daily, nightly, we of mittee A. J. Gahogan. commander B. well nigh said, howly. They du had . ie cenartnent of Tenuessce; H. == “Ge Dailu Transcript. . THE ANDREWS RAIDERS. Unattanooga, also jofnea in the move Attest— 1160.2 ats “ALEX. GAULT, Pies, T, Hy Camm, Clerk, a ocageemeel @@™ Picture MAmes Made to order.