November 21, 1890 (4 pages)

Fares a ties, TINENTAI, MPANY, rpt connecy Lines ste Urleans RTS. NG CARS Oars Trains, N irthsin . TR. 4 ths seeured, applica. ‘Here passen. re choice of ODMAN . as & Th’t Agt eer: \NDS. orthern Caliah, apply to »P.R.R. San fornia, apply gents. P. Rk, $$ eral, NTHS STUDY nguages sufiiation, by Dr, EBRATED ach language, AB, ng terms and Sykes SCHOOL ES Street, cisco, Cal, SR ORIPT IRAL CK GRAZING LUMBERING es being Fully es on APPENINGS ERAL LOCAL tion that reach'Y part of his DUS patrons in ities, as well as >and more re LAND and to ut the whole Bives a faith. 16 progress ber to. then oun yurces. It pres ents lum im Nor. aia. VBE NEM SERS } PARES: NG = as he d Job Printty demy. ’ Gail. . Proprietor. SOCIAL, EY: Ycluck. y Satu rday Af: ment, + COMPANY. ce of ee 9 eeation 0 2 County, Cal. ata meeting d the 24th ment, No. 20f 7) ag up: poration, pay. States of office of the Room 2% san is assessment of ym ber, 1890, to pnt, together id expenses ef of Directors. “asap rgb mm 24, Ban [OE, IN AND FOR of California. ibber, an inition ef fabs uatate of we a ie ret , real and at pub the first joartroom of uaty 0 ey of of said be published = deed en = Slew But Sure. a a Considering the limited number of workmen employed (but one shift) by the Grass Valley Railway and Tunnel Company, good “progress. has © been made in pushing ahead the»big tunnel from the South Yuba. Jt is however unfortutidte that’th® force cannot be ‘doubled or trebled, as in the latter event the time when the property wili be placed on @ self-sustaining basis will be materially hastened. The proposed route’.of the tunnel is through a section teeming with rich ledges, and the enterprise is bound to. ultimately prove one of the most valuable properties in this part ofthe State. At the rate the work is now carried on it would seem that the stockliolders do not fully appreciate thegood luck that is surely in store for them, $ McKiniey?s Bill. Ata meeting of Democrats during the_late political campaign the McKinley bill and thesurplusin the National treasury received a most unmerciful coring. It was evicent that something was radically wrong with che government accounts, bul there was one voter present who was equal to the emergency. He. arose from his seat and addressed the assenablage as follows: “Mr. \Prirident:—Yees have been talkin’akout the surplus in the treasury and about McKinley’s bill. Now. sor, I’d like toknow why the divil they don’t pay the bill out-of the sur. plus and let McKinley go?” Rich @®re at the Peabedy. On Tuesday a very Zich body of ore was cut in the Peabody mine of whict: Edwin Tilley of this city is Superin tendent and Alf. Tregidgo of Ormond is General Manager. The discovery was made on the 150 level 200 feei north of the shaft. The ledge is nin: inches thick and the ore is seamed al} through withfree gold. A few loads . of such quartz would enrich all the stockholders. Next Sunday Night’s Cencert. The concert .at the Congreationa! Church on Sunday evening will doubt less draw an immense crowd, as on that occasion there will appear for th« firat time oye or two ladies who have been in long training for elocutionary honors, and in addition to the exer 4 GREAT MAGAZINE. . 'Xts Plans Fer 1891. The Century Magazine is now 80 Well-known that to tell of its past euccess seems almost an old story. The N. Y. Tribune has said that it_and its companion, St! Nicholas for Young Folks, issued by the same house, “‘are read by every one person-in thirty of 'he country’s population,”—and large editions of both are sent beyond the seas, It is an interesting fact that a few years ago it was found that seven ‘thousand copies of the Century went to Scotland,—quite a respectable -dition in itself. The question in England is no longer “who reads an American book?” but ‘Who does net see the American magazines?” A few. years ago The Century about doubled its circulation with the famous War Papers, by -General Grant and others, adding many more readers later with the Lincoln History and Kenman’s thrilling articles on the Siberian Exile System. Qne great feature of 1891 is to be “The Gold Hunters of California,” describing that remarkable movement to the gold fields in ’49, in a series Qh! richly illustrated articles written by sarvivors, including the narratives oi men who went to California by the different routes, accounts of the golu liscoveries, life in the mines, the work of the vigilance committees (b) the chairman of the committees) etc , ete. General Fremont’s last writin, was done for this series. In Novem. bér appears the opening article, “The First Emigrant Train to California,” —crossing the Rockies in 1841,—by General Bidwell, a pioneer. Thous tnds of American families who hac ~ome. relative or friend among “th Argonauts of ’49” will be interested in hese papers. Many other good things are cominy, the narrative of an American’s travel= . brough that unknown land Tibet (fo: 709 ‘miles over ground never befor: rod by a white man) ; the experience: of escaping War Prisoners; America: Newspapers described by well-know! journalists; accountsof the great Indian Fighters, Custer and others ; personal anecdotes of Lincoln, by his private secretaries ; ‘“Che Faith Doctor,” 4 novel by Edward Eggleston, with a wonderfully rich programme of novelsttes and stories by most of the leading writers, etc., etc. Itisalso announced that The Cenury has purchased the right to print, vefore its appearance in France or any other country, extractsfrom advance cisesthat will be given by. the chil . sheets of the famous Talleyrand Mem dren there will beadded some of the best vocal talenin town. eitelartepiiahh sindhsimarateeidaeear sien ea eae Ir your house is on fire, you put water on the burning timbers, not on the smoke. And if you have catarrh you should attack the disease in the blood, not in your nose. To do this, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the. great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh. Fer Saile, In North Qan Juan.: Lot eight, in block fourteen, containing about three and one-third acres. Price, three ories, which have been secretly preser» ed for half a century—to be firat given othe world through the pages of an American magazine ., The November Century begins. the volume, and new subscribers should commence with that issue. The subscription price ($4.00) may be remitied directly to the publishers, The Cencary Co.,33 East 17th St,, New York, or single copies may be purchased of any newsdealer, The publishers offer tosend a free sample copy—a receni back number—to any one desiring it. . ' Nevada Ceunty sheuld Get In. ‘TheSuccessof “the Century” and Sectail and @ther Netes About . Fashion Pointers Fer These ef gate the date palm. hundred dollars. Apply to Wm. Lamont, Albany, New York. . The committee en Mines and Minn21-2w ing ef the World’s Columbia CommisSTEIN a exh PSEC sion has organized, and its first meetscsinege ocoiaietne ing will be held at Chicago Novémbe 1 The popular baker, G. W. Durst, has. 27. It is proposed to have a building returned here and will hereafter b ‘. erected for the display of the products regularly employed at the New York®] ofthe mines of the world, John W. Bakery. Woodside of Philadelphia, 2 member The best of bread, coffee cake, etc. . of the committee representing the Cream puffs every Saturday. Middle Atlantic and New England Special orders for fine wedding and . States, has issued a circular requestparty cakes promptly filled. ing all owners of mines and quarries n20-5t¢ A. Tam, Proprietor. Hxartuis wealth. Take Simmone Liver Regulator for all sickness caused by diseased liver. When Baby was sick, Wegave her Castoria. When he was aChild, She evied for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, She clung to Castoria When ghe had Children, She gave them Castoria. ‘The name priceless remedy, THE Gavi % fs taken from the word “Eros,”*the God of Leve in Greek '. what cause arising, either from the excessive use of Stimulants,Tobacco or or through Y: Over-indulence) Len of ow pe Bystene: Nerve Bi gene pass gage vars ent wie. aree ft i ; i both : If you have made up your mind to bu The Gavi Pills do not b induced to take any nther: Bade 2 and manufacturers of mining machinery who desire or propose to have exhibits to communicate with him at 924 Arch street, Philadelphia. iN ecennaernacoosmmmcimestee Ir is a mistake to try to cure catarrh by using local applications. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, acting throug! the blood, reaches every part of the system. Deuays are dangerous. Take Simmons Liver Regulator in time for dyspepsia, biliousness and all diseases of the liver. aie Girl Wanted To do general housework. in private family. Enquire at this office. n16-tf To allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable Oil Liniment. A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gann’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, etc. These pillsinsure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. The New Wiscevery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from ‘personal experience just how good a thing it is. Ifyou have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial} . r. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial; It is guaranteed évery time, or money refunded ‘Carr Bros., Sole Agents. Sipe remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic : PERSONAL MENTION. . Peeple O14 and Yeung. day to‘purchase holiday goods. Mrs. T. 8, Ford: goes to San Francisco next week for a brief visit. Elijah Booth has gone to Sacramento to visit his brother who is ill.” Alberto Ayulo of Lima, Peru, is visiting Grass Valley on atour ef inspection of the mines. teaching the ,Maybert school, has turned to her home here. Sar Hon. Curtis H. Lindley of San Francisco is in town. He is one of the attorneys for the defense in the damage caseof the Idaho Mining Co. va. the South Yuba W. and M. Co., which will be tried here next week. Nat. Meany, one of the most popular citizens of Sierra county, arrived here -Wednesday evening from Downieville. He has concluded not ‘omake his future home in San Francisco, as the climate thére waa not favorable to his health. Oakland Enquirer of Monday: Miss Emma Hefty of the class of ’88 of the U. C., now assistant principal of the Nevada City High ‘school, was in Qakland last Saturday, having come to the bay to consult Dr. Geo, C. Pardee, the oculist. She returned o Nevada City yesterday. John V. Hunter of the Providence mine_ returned Wednesday evening irom a sight-seeing tour of Sierra county. He visited the big quartz mines around Sierra City and elsewhere. He is-deeply impressed with the future greatness of Sierra as a mining county, and says that the ‘ield has as yet been hardly~ prospected, S A Progressive settier. Redlands Parlor, No. 168, Native 3ons of the Golden West, was institutad last. week at Redlands, San Bernardino county. J. Wallace F. Diss, for‘oerly Treasurer of Stanford Parlor at 3an Francisco, was the originator of the new organization, and he was intalled as President. Mr. Diss, who nas many friends in Nevada county, is one of the progressive young men of Southern California. Dos Palmitos, the great fruit farm near Redlands, which heis superintending for hia fathgr-in-law, Col. Pfeiffer, is under his painstaking and diligent management oeing rapidly brought to a stage of profitable production. Several menths ago he planted-the seeds from imported dates, and now has quite a aumber of trees nearly a foot high. He was the pioneer in this branch and ais success will lead many other fruitgrowers in the same valley to propaMerited Recognition ef Services, Joseph B. Miller, son of B. H. Millerofthis city anda member of Bay Vity Parlor, N.8.G. W., of San Francisco, contributed very largely to the county Native Sons when they were in San Francisco last Admission Day. Mr. Miller worked early and late in superintending the preparation of the headquarters, and the success of the social entertainments given there were largely due to his efforts. the members ‘of Hydraulic-Parlor at this city have had manufactured a beautiful manzanita cane with an appropriately inscribed head, and on Thursday evening sent it by express toMy Miller’suddress.ps That Little Pickling Tn your throat, which makes you cough once in a while and keeps you constantly clearing your throat, arises from éatarrrh, and as catarrh is a constitutional disease the ordinary, cough medicines all fail to hit the rt What you need is a constitution remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Many people who have taken this medicine for scrofula, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, and other troubles, haye been surprised tbat it should cure this troublesome cough. But toknow the actual cause of the cough ig to solve the mystery. Many cases of consump: tion can be traced back to the neglect of some such slight affection as this. Consumption can be controlled in its early stages, and the effect of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in purifying the blood, building up the general health, and expelling the scrofulous taint which is the cause of catarrh and consumption, has restored to perfect health many persons on whom this dreaded disease seemed to have a firm hold. Is Cousumption incurable? Read the following. Mr. O. H. Moiris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and rid seca pronounced me an Incor able Consumptive. taking Dr King’s New ig Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: ‘‘Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discove: or Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles, Was given up by. ductors. Am now in best of health.” Try it, Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore, “Ir goes right to the spot,” said an old man, who was rubbing in Dr, J. -H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment to relieve rheumatism. A Safe Envestment [sone which is guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure a return of purchase price. On his safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist.a botfle of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consamp ‘tion. It is teed te relief in every saint when Sead eat c tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consam Sesogg rues tae It is pleasant and J. E. Carr goes to San Francisco FriMiss Minnie Tyrrell, who Has been DUDES AND DUDINEsS. Plain broadcloth clothes are no Society’s best-evening gloves are a dark lavender, New high hats being shapely are to White pique vests are ‘‘good practice’? for male full dress. ——: Hand-painted “shirt fronts is a threatened freak ef fashion. a3 Natural wool lounging jackets for ladies are a new comfort. Four capes are longer this season and gathered high ‘at the “shoulders. There are hunting-case gold watches no bigger than a quarter dollar. The Louis XVIII period fashions are beginning to achieve popularity. Some of the ladies are wearing white natural wool shawls and diamonds as “*fascinators.” ¢ 3 It is announced again that the price of Indian shawls and diamonds is ad' vancing. The latest fad among Chicago #ociety young men ia to have their pictures placed on sale at prominent bookstores. “Sunset red” is:a new color in dress material, and the girl with one of these gowns on can count herself be ‘‘conspicuous.”* z * The effort to introduce embroidered ped for evening wear has met with indifferent success. Plain white lawn remains the favorite with men of taste. A Serious Prebiem. Says the San Francisco Uall: A curious problem that engages censidof the forests of our mountains means the ruin of the rivers. by destroying the timber and undergrowth that this fact will encourage the growth of timber at the headwaters of the sources of supply. It is probable that Congress will soon devote some attention to the subject, as the Commissesses much business tact and ability we foretell her success in her venture.” Te Ask Again, but His Frank Letter sioner of the General Land Office deinmates in the San Francisco Almshouse clarea that while the most valuable . was inspired by the sensational statements timber is fast disappearing the present . {2 the newspapers with the beliet that Joy's MERE AND THERE. . ter ef Lecal Interest. dancing school at Auburn Tuesday night with 47 pupils. purchased the store on Commercial young business man and an experiencpurest and best of candies. Crovr frequently finds a household unprepared for its visit, while the rapidity with which it develops calls for instant treatment. For this dangerous disease Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is an admirable remedy. It Gaves many lives every year. Keep it in the house. Mrs. Bruce Lees Appointment. The Red Bluff News says: ‘The special insurance agents commissioned to fnquire into the business of the late Bruce B. Lee have completed their work and report that the basiness was carefully kept up and left in excellent condition. The companies which Mr. Lee represented have commissioned Mrs. B. B. Lee a8 successor to the agency, and she will conduct the business, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Le? Brassford. The appointment of Mrs. Lee to these agencies is a rare compliment to her husband’s memory, and as she posr The Werld Knrichea. Seip ctpaGiGeterie jie Morrriage in High Life. Ah Hong of Grass Valley on Thura. HE WAS ASHAMED Got It for Him. A few months age one of the unfortunate 4 Grief Record ef Various Mate Prof. Michell of this city started a street heertofore conducted by F. W, PRL wg 3 Willett. Mr. Foley is an enterprising IT wateh him ed confectioner. He makes only the} The facilities of the present day for erable attention just now is the: pre-. the production of everything that will servation of the great pine forests on. Conduce to the material welfare and . ing purposes will.stimulate it to an unthe publicdomain which, have suffer. Comfort of mankind are almost unlimit-. limited extent. ed enormous ravages from fire and ax. . ©4 and when Syrup of Figs was first While large areas have. been illegally produced the world was enriched with despoiled. by lumbermen under fraud-. theonly remedy which is truly pleasulent titles a source of “destruction . #2t and refreshing to the taste and . greater than that of dépredations is. Prompt and effectual to cleanse vhe but it has been the forest fire, which it is claimed last . *¥8tem gently inthe spring time of in . use of gas in ehgines as year destroyed more timber than all . fact, at any time, and the better it is the depredations made on. public}*®0W2 the more popular it belands for generations, The spoilation . comes. ly laws are ‘inadequate to stay the destruction. vonmafort and enjoyment of the Nevada. sugar ; read what he says: : ‘ Touepo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice A man who has practiced medicine . 2+ tnheeded, the coveted preparation befor 40 years ought to know salt from ie cunt by the sext pareel delivery. Ite effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from Which we quote the following: — M F. J. Cheney & Co.—Gen elves Task Renerosity eusrs. F. J. Cheney :tlemen ;—I have been in the general 4 2h Fg Jere Vogue Vegetable Sarsaparilla would helphim. But without money, how to get it was the ques tion. Finally he wrote to the Edwin W. Joy Co., appealing to their generosity, and ft was oieer ms we rtne are all better. in but this wey. = the idea A Bee omtGux . James Foley, the candy maker, has Babel ie eared eh he with. chumay . be says, ‘you lack men of ehte: =a SUACSBS OL ! tt ! : : Ei He i i = ge : ay ty : to drive electric light machinery will produce from five to six times the light same amount of gas in the ordinary wa: through a burner. A new field has thas opened up for gas to work, in which the electric light wilt 10 serve as vast reservoirs to hold the. 4ay obtained at the County Clerk’s . their ally instead of their competitor, snows and prevent their rapid melt-. Office a license to marry Miss Yok ing. Asirrigation becomes more ex:. Low. They are aged respectively 2z tensive the people interested realizing . 4nd 18 years, and natives of China. Six Things a Boy Ought to Knew. } First—That a quiet voice, aod kind acts are_as essential to the part in the world of s gentleman as of a gentiewoman. Second—That roughness, men have usually been the most gentle. Third—That muscular strength is not health. Fourth—That a brain crammed only with facts is not necessarily a wise ond, Fifth—That the labor impossible to the boy of 14 will be easy to the man of 20, Sixth—That the best capital for a boy is not money, but a love of work, simple tastes and a heart loyal to his friends and his God.— Youth's Cempanion. t Keeping the Cl:icken Back. é. When the chicken ‘incubator show was here, a young man infatoated with purchased one and pladd _ inerica,Bhe Was Dazsied. They tell a good story at the of Col. Moore, one of the maenbas at the Everett Piano company, and no one enjays it better than he does. While he rl th hi FReed : i f . H F Be 5E fi r 1} : i i i 9% i . F 3 E rc 3 if ie HE Not only has the fact been established that the superior brilliance of electric light in streets and sorpsecnnanl it is &@ motive power that could be obtained by burning the and .experience I have never seen a sual ido? tt thought I might preparation that I could prescribe py a! with ag much confidence‘of success as I can Hall’sCatarrk Cure, manufact-. * ured by yous’ Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is Reguls d wenderful, and would say in ‘concluit acne ba efrald.to gee tion that I have yet to findacase of Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to directions. Yours truly, L. L. Gorsuca, M. D., Office, 215 Summit St. to keep itupy Ts was sent, and he can get more if he needs —‘Wrrs a record like Simmons Liver Summer Pasturage. Fine pasturage for live stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. O. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ternally. F. J. Cuenzy & Ce., Toledo, O. MOF" Sold by Druggists, 75c. Taken inI hereby caution the public against one Julius Dreyfuss, a clothing drummer, who represents himself to be in myemploy. Suid Dreyfuss has not beenin my employ for mere than a year, and is not authorized to collect any money for me. M. Hazr, Gent’s Furnisher, 400-402 Kearny St., San Francisco. A Sure Oure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrud. ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent. cure, 50c. Druggiste or-muail; treatise free. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bros. apr.1-ly. Is the most ancient and most general of all diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free from it, while thousands everywhere are its We will give $100 for any case of} fang and Im Catarrh that cannot be cured with or at the Ranch Sing tele verre sca i rater NE caterer esecm } ‘ Mrs. J. Naffziger, Proprietress, For Rent by the Day, Week or Month, Bathe Largest and Pleasaatest Hote in the Foothills. rovement caigaetes ia, ° tf. HMetel Arr ivais. Natiowan £ Hornn, Nov. 19. G. W. Wodell and w, San Juan, Ww. W. Boggs Ome M. Cummings & wi Bloomfield, Miss A. Waldron, . do F. W. Cummins, do Miss M. Waldron, Lake City, T. ©. Randall, Rock Creek, W. ©, Fredinburr, Ormonde, 3. F. Brady, Grass Valley, W. A. Cole, do O. Chadfield, do B. Stevenson, de 0, , Colusa, Jobn Marshall Jr., San Francisco, J.8. Wardell do é Mrs. Verchellandch, do B. Luckhardt, do R. Martyn, Sacramento, D. E. Holland, Columbia Hill, N. C. Meeney, Downieville, W. Powell, Smartsville, F. Holbrook, Montizuma Hill, Aleck Kidd, Sierra City, M. A. Baugh, Washington, J.McLaughlin, Champion Mine, UNION HOTDx, Main Street, Nevada City. RNISHED ROOMS, (Single or en suite) First-class in Every Respect. TEBMS REASONABLE. suffering slaves. Hood’s Sarsaparilia has had remarkable success in curing every form of scrofula, The most severe and painful running sores, swellings in the neck or goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial or totel blindness yield to the powerful @ffects of this medicine, “ My son was afflicted with the worst type gocher stacvo ch pele onl peg sicane whey my druggist I gave Hood's Sarsaparilia, Today he is sound and well, notwithstanding LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANw as JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. {8 was said there was not enough medicine in Illinois to effect = cure,” J. Cunistiay, : Be sure to get ~ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Gold by all druggists. $1; six for $6. Prepared by 0.1. HOODS OO. apethecunes, reels wane to taste, tly, and can rays badepeeeid cate’ tel one tore, ae W. D. VINTON, ~ Proprieter. bpeh acta fg eae therein about thirty. eggs. According to the rule they were to be hatched the 2d of the month. But it the young man’s watchful wife observed a_tine brown egg giving Way unde pressure, as it were, on the Ist of th month, and thinking the chick was appearing prematurely, she promptly pasted some brown paper over the aperture in the egg and with a self satisfied smile awaited the coming of her husband. He declares now that there is nothing like a woman for ingenuity.— Lawienrs Fee sd Absolutely Pure. 4A cream of) tartar ‘baking powder Highest of a.! in leavening strength —¥J.8. Government Report, Aug 17 1890. New Store! New Goods —— THOMAS KIDD, Dealer in Croceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. 1 buy for cash and yell at the lewest living prices. My stock is fresh and omplete. NEVADA DRUG STORE, It will pay you te trade with Cerner Broad‘ and Pine Streets THOMAS KIDD, MEBVADA CITY] Commereial street, next doer te A. R. WadeSrorth’sold stand. mlitt SrectaL attention is called te the advertisoment ef Jehn F. Cooper agent fer the unrivalled Mathushek. {100 Doses one. Doltar,_. Saistair hanmitee appears that» Comparisons Are Odieus. to push things. A corpse in Souther California.has mere life than all your enterprising men, else Nevada county would be today.” There is possibly room for a question as to whether the “corpse” part is truc or not. é Sicx headache is the bane of many lives ; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H, Mclean’s Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They are bi haar sotios a to take and gentle in — creme . : : 7 + §Piqne Taning. . Fo, A UUNGARNERED, en : — Pe Te oe yg Taba! countyan, who is ont! Schoen will arrive in Nevada my cottere om at San. Diego, writes to a gentleman ity between November 15th. and ine Gecdingehatestise (. i ag Pi — that “Nevada . 25th. Leave orders at’ Union Hotel. le Red throated trumpets at my door . . coun & thousand and one things Nocanvassing. . . < Towake the morning flowers. more to commend it to public atten: . tion than Suthern California.” “But,” THE GREATEST E@ Fancy D 500 CLUTH On ceEts AND 8000 REMNANTS or DRESS GOOK: Fine Millinery and help us wade‘out of the B. H. THERE HAS BEEN MILLINE Y -AND and Stylish Mrs, Lester Weo’s Bee Exive 2 Largest Dry Goods Store in Nevada County. At Grass Walley. SAMUEL YEO, Proprietor. ——— VARIETY OF ty Goods, Carpets and Millinery. Sq ALL DAY CROWDs oF CUSTOMERS, 100 BEALETTE JACKETS at $10.50 worth $18.50. LOA . F DRESS GOODS the Toma oete f18-50. Se WHITE AND COLORED BLAFKETS 20 PAIR WHITE BL Geb’ AT a nid EXTRA FINE AND HRAVE FRO agib Cede ” DARGAIN: : IMMENSE STOCK OF Carpets and Wall Paper and Missfit Carpets, teat Effects, at Lees Than city ro AP FOR CASH. DS AND CARPETS—AaT HALF PRICE, a Specialty. YEO'S BEE HIVE. y will come to our aid * trandest Line of Overeoats . Ever placedZupon the counters of any Sté¥e in Nevada County. . The figures on these goods have been placed LOW WATER MARK . And they are bound to move when the public catch? : MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street ~~ MIULINERY ! SBoT NEVER Beronw»n HavefThere -IBeen -@More Elegant “Designss —IN— Millimexrsz Goods [THAN§WE ARE NOW RECEIVING; Largest, Fallest and Best Selection Ever Brought to) This City. Fur and Felt Hats, Straw Hats. Beautiful Birds and Rich Feathers, Elegant Ribbons and Velvets. HAPS AND BONNERS TRIADNED By-one of San. Francisco's Most Experienced Milliners. €@ Trimmed Hats sent to the country-on approval. & Cravlord, . MAIN STREET, t a sn Oalsformia & sereerpere See Se ere fae WE ARE IN IT!. And Propose to offer to the people of Northern Califor. nia such extra inducements that the Os vedpe

Fares a ties, TINENTAI, MPANY, rpt connecy Lines ste Urleans RTS. NG CARS Oars Trains, N irthsin . TR. 4 ths seeured, applica. ‘Here passen. re choice of ODMAN . as & Th’t Agt eer: \NDS. orthern Caliah, apply to »P.R.R. San fornia, apply gents. P. Rk, $$ eral, NTHS STUDY nguages sufiiation, by Dr, EBRATED ach language, AB, ng terms and Sykes SCHOOL ES Street, cisco, Cal, SR ORIPT IRAL CK GRAZING LUMBERING es being Fully es on APPENINGS ERAL LOCAL tion that reach'Y part of his DUS patrons in ities, as well as >and more re LAND and to ut the whole Bives a faith. 16 progress ber to. then oun yurces. It pres ents lum im Nor. aia. VBE NEM SERS } PARES: NG = as he d Job Printty demy. ’ Gail. . Proprietor. SOCIAL, EY: Ycluck. y Satu rday Af: ment, + COMPANY. ce of ee 9 eeation 0 2 County, Cal. ata meeting d the 24th ment, No. 20f 7) ag up: poration, pay. States of office of the Room 2% san is assessment of ym ber, 1890, to pnt, together id expenses ef of Directors. “asap rgb mm 24, Ban [OE, IN AND FOR of California. ibber, an inition ef fabs uatate of we a ie ret , real and at pub the first joartroom of uaty 0 ey of of said be published = deed en = Slew But Sure. a a Considering the limited number of workmen employed (but one shift) by the Grass Valley Railway and Tunnel Company, good “progress. has © been made in pushing ahead the»big tunnel from the South Yuba. Jt is however unfortutidte that’th® force cannot be ‘doubled or trebled, as in the latter event the time when the property wili be placed on @ self-sustaining basis will be materially hastened. The proposed route’.of the tunnel is through a section teeming with rich ledges, and the enterprise is bound to. ultimately prove one of the most valuable properties in this part ofthe State. At the rate the work is now carried on it would seem that the stockliolders do not fully appreciate thegood luck that is surely in store for them, $ McKiniey?s Bill. Ata meeting of Democrats during the_late political campaign the McKinley bill and thesurplusin the National treasury received a most unmerciful coring. It was evicent that something was radically wrong with che government accounts, bul there was one voter present who was equal to the emergency. He. arose from his seat and addressed the assenablage as follows: “Mr. \Prirident:—Yees have been talkin’akout the surplus in the treasury and about McKinley’s bill. Now. sor, I’d like toknow why the divil they don’t pay the bill out-of the sur. plus and let McKinley go?” Rich @®re at the Peabedy. On Tuesday a very Zich body of ore was cut in the Peabody mine of whict: Edwin Tilley of this city is Superin tendent and Alf. Tregidgo of Ormond is General Manager. The discovery was made on the 150 level 200 feei north of the shaft. The ledge is nin: inches thick and the ore is seamed al} through withfree gold. A few loads . of such quartz would enrich all the stockholders. Next Sunday Night’s Cencert. The concert .at the Congreationa! Church on Sunday evening will doubt less draw an immense crowd, as on that occasion there will appear for th« firat time oye or two ladies who have been in long training for elocutionary honors, and in addition to the exer 4 GREAT MAGAZINE. . 'Xts Plans Fer 1891. The Century Magazine is now 80 Well-known that to tell of its past euccess seems almost an old story. The N. Y. Tribune has said that it_and its companion, St! Nicholas for Young Folks, issued by the same house, “‘are read by every one person-in thirty of 'he country’s population,”—and large editions of both are sent beyond the seas, It is an interesting fact that a few years ago it was found that seven ‘thousand copies of the Century went to Scotland,—quite a respectable -dition in itself. The question in England is no longer “who reads an American book?” but ‘Who does net see the American magazines?” A few. years ago The Century about doubled its circulation with the famous War Papers, by -General Grant and others, adding many more readers later with the Lincoln History and Kenman’s thrilling articles on the Siberian Exile System. Qne great feature of 1891 is to be “The Gold Hunters of California,” describing that remarkable movement to the gold fields in ’49, in a series Qh! richly illustrated articles written by sarvivors, including the narratives oi men who went to California by the different routes, accounts of the golu liscoveries, life in the mines, the work of the vigilance committees (b) the chairman of the committees) etc , ete. General Fremont’s last writin, was done for this series. In Novem. bér appears the opening article, “The First Emigrant Train to California,” —crossing the Rockies in 1841,—by General Bidwell, a pioneer. Thous tnds of American families who hac ~ome. relative or friend among “th Argonauts of ’49” will be interested in hese papers. Many other good things are cominy, the narrative of an American’s travel= . brough that unknown land Tibet (fo: 709 ‘miles over ground never befor: rod by a white man) ; the experience: of escaping War Prisoners; America: Newspapers described by well-know! journalists; accountsof the great Indian Fighters, Custer and others ; personal anecdotes of Lincoln, by his private secretaries ; ‘“Che Faith Doctor,” 4 novel by Edward Eggleston, with a wonderfully rich programme of novelsttes and stories by most of the leading writers, etc., etc. Itisalso announced that The Cenury has purchased the right to print, vefore its appearance in France or any other country, extractsfrom advance cisesthat will be given by. the chil . sheets of the famous Talleyrand Mem dren there will beadded some of the best vocal talenin town. eitelartepiiahh sindhsimarateeidaeear sien ea eae Ir your house is on fire, you put water on the burning timbers, not on the smoke. And if you have catarrh you should attack the disease in the blood, not in your nose. To do this, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the. great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh. Fer Saile, In North Qan Juan.: Lot eight, in block fourteen, containing about three and one-third acres. Price, three ories, which have been secretly preser» ed for half a century—to be firat given othe world through the pages of an American magazine ., The November Century begins. the volume, and new subscribers should commence with that issue. The subscription price ($4.00) may be remitied directly to the publishers, The Cencary Co.,33 East 17th St,, New York, or single copies may be purchased of any newsdealer, The publishers offer tosend a free sample copy—a receni back number—to any one desiring it. . ' Nevada Ceunty sheuld Get In. ‘TheSuccessof “the Century” and Sectail and @ther Netes About . Fashion Pointers Fer These ef gate the date palm. hundred dollars. Apply to Wm. Lamont, Albany, New York. . The committee en Mines and Minn21-2w ing ef the World’s Columbia CommisSTEIN a exh PSEC sion has organized, and its first meetscsinege ocoiaietne ing will be held at Chicago Novémbe 1 The popular baker, G. W. Durst, has. 27. It is proposed to have a building returned here and will hereafter b ‘. erected for the display of the products regularly employed at the New York®] ofthe mines of the world, John W. Bakery. Woodside of Philadelphia, 2 member The best of bread, coffee cake, etc. . of the committee representing the Cream puffs every Saturday. Middle Atlantic and New England Special orders for fine wedding and . States, has issued a circular requestparty cakes promptly filled. ing all owners of mines and quarries n20-5t¢ A. Tam, Proprietor. Hxartuis wealth. Take Simmone Liver Regulator for all sickness caused by diseased liver. When Baby was sick, Wegave her Castoria. When he was aChild, She evied for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, She clung to Castoria When ghe had Children, She gave them Castoria. ‘The name priceless remedy, THE Gavi % fs taken from the word “Eros,”*the God of Leve in Greek '. what cause arising, either from the excessive use of Stimulants,Tobacco or or through Y: Over-indulence) Len of ow pe Bystene: Nerve Bi gene pass gage vars ent wie. aree ft i ; i both : If you have made up your mind to bu The Gavi Pills do not b induced to take any nther: Bade 2 and manufacturers of mining machinery who desire or propose to have exhibits to communicate with him at 924 Arch street, Philadelphia. iN ecennaernacoosmmmcimestee Ir is a mistake to try to cure catarrh by using local applications. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, acting throug! the blood, reaches every part of the system. Deuays are dangerous. Take Simmons Liver Regulator in time for dyspepsia, biliousness and all diseases of the liver. aie Girl Wanted To do general housework. in private family. Enquire at this office. n16-tf To allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable Oil Liniment. A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gann’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, etc. These pillsinsure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. The New Wiscevery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from ‘personal experience just how good a thing it is. Ifyou have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial} . r. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial; It is guaranteed évery time, or money refunded ‘Carr Bros., Sole Agents. Sipe remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic : PERSONAL MENTION. . Peeple O14 and Yeung. day to‘purchase holiday goods. Mrs. T. 8, Ford: goes to San Francisco next week for a brief visit. Elijah Booth has gone to Sacramento to visit his brother who is ill.” Alberto Ayulo of Lima, Peru, is visiting Grass Valley on atour ef inspection of the mines. teaching the ,Maybert school, has turned to her home here. Sar Hon. Curtis H. Lindley of San Francisco is in town. He is one of the attorneys for the defense in the damage caseof the Idaho Mining Co. va. the South Yuba W. and M. Co., which will be tried here next week. Nat. Meany, one of the most popular citizens of Sierra county, arrived here -Wednesday evening from Downieville. He has concluded not ‘omake his future home in San Francisco, as the climate thére waa not favorable to his health. Oakland Enquirer of Monday: Miss Emma Hefty of the class of ’88 of the U. C., now assistant principal of the Nevada City High ‘school, was in Qakland last Saturday, having come to the bay to consult Dr. Geo, C. Pardee, the oculist. She returned o Nevada City yesterday. John V. Hunter of the Providence mine_ returned Wednesday evening irom a sight-seeing tour of Sierra county. He visited the big quartz mines around Sierra City and elsewhere. He is-deeply impressed with the future greatness of Sierra as a mining county, and says that the ‘ield has as yet been hardly~ prospected, S A Progressive settier. Redlands Parlor, No. 168, Native 3ons of the Golden West, was institutad last. week at Redlands, San Bernardino county. J. Wallace F. Diss, for‘oerly Treasurer of Stanford Parlor at 3an Francisco, was the originator of the new organization, and he was intalled as President. Mr. Diss, who nas many friends in Nevada county, is one of the progressive young men of Southern California. Dos Palmitos, the great fruit farm near Redlands, which heis superintending for hia fathgr-in-law, Col. Pfeiffer, is under his painstaking and diligent management oeing rapidly brought to a stage of profitable production. Several menths ago he planted-the seeds from imported dates, and now has quite a aumber of trees nearly a foot high. He was the pioneer in this branch and ais success will lead many other fruitgrowers in the same valley to propaMerited Recognition ef Services, Joseph B. Miller, son of B. H. Millerofthis city anda member of Bay Vity Parlor, N.8.G. W., of San Francisco, contributed very largely to the county Native Sons when they were in San Francisco last Admission Day. Mr. Miller worked early and late in superintending the preparation of the headquarters, and the success of the social entertainments given there were largely due to his efforts. the members ‘of Hydraulic-Parlor at this city have had manufactured a beautiful manzanita cane with an appropriately inscribed head, and on Thursday evening sent it by express toMy Miller’suddress.ps That Little Pickling Tn your throat, which makes you cough once in a while and keeps you constantly clearing your throat, arises from éatarrrh, and as catarrh is a constitutional disease the ordinary, cough medicines all fail to hit the rt What you need is a constitution remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Many people who have taken this medicine for scrofula, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, and other troubles, haye been surprised tbat it should cure this troublesome cough. But toknow the actual cause of the cough ig to solve the mystery. Many cases of consump: tion can be traced back to the neglect of some such slight affection as this. Consumption can be controlled in its early stages, and the effect of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in purifying the blood, building up the general health, and expelling the scrofulous taint which is the cause of catarrh and consumption, has restored to perfect health many persons on whom this dreaded disease seemed to have a firm hold. Is Cousumption incurable? Read the following. Mr. O. H. Moiris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and rid seca pronounced me an Incor able Consumptive. taking Dr King’s New ig Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: ‘‘Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discove: or Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles, Was given up by. ductors. Am now in best of health.” Try it, Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore, “Ir goes right to the spot,” said an old man, who was rubbing in Dr, J. -H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment to relieve rheumatism. A Safe Envestment [sone which is guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure a return of purchase price. On his safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist.a botfle of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consamp ‘tion. It is teed te relief in

every saint when Sead eat c tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consam Sesogg rues tae It is pleasant and J. E. Carr goes to San Francisco FriMiss Minnie Tyrrell, who Has been DUDES AND DUDINEsS. Plain broadcloth clothes are no Society’s best-evening gloves are a dark lavender, New high hats being shapely are to White pique vests are ‘‘good practice’? for male full dress. ——: Hand-painted “shirt fronts is a threatened freak ef fashion. a3 Natural wool lounging jackets for ladies are a new comfort. Four capes are longer this season and gathered high ‘at the “shoulders. There are hunting-case gold watches no bigger than a quarter dollar. The Louis XVIII period fashions are beginning to achieve popularity. Some of the ladies are wearing white natural wool shawls and diamonds as “*fascinators.” ¢ 3 It is announced again that the price of Indian shawls and diamonds is ad' vancing. The latest fad among Chicago #ociety young men ia to have their pictures placed on sale at prominent bookstores. “Sunset red” is:a new color in dress material, and the girl with one of these gowns on can count herself be ‘‘conspicuous.”* z * The effort to introduce embroidered ped for evening wear has met with indifferent success. Plain white lawn remains the favorite with men of taste. A Serious Prebiem. Says the San Francisco Uall: A curious problem that engages censidof the forests of our mountains means the ruin of the rivers. by destroying the timber and undergrowth that this fact will encourage the growth of timber at the headwaters of the sources of supply. It is probable that Congress will soon devote some attention to the subject, as the Commissesses much business tact and ability we foretell her success in her venture.” Te Ask Again, but His Frank Letter sioner of the General Land Office deinmates in the San Francisco Almshouse clarea that while the most valuable . was inspired by the sensational statements timber is fast disappearing the present . {2 the newspapers with the beliet that Joy's MERE AND THERE. . ter ef Lecal Interest. dancing school at Auburn Tuesday night with 47 pupils. purchased the store on Commercial young business man and an experiencpurest and best of candies. Crovr frequently finds a household unprepared for its visit, while the rapidity with which it develops calls for instant treatment. For this dangerous disease Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is an admirable remedy. It Gaves many lives every year. Keep it in the house. Mrs. Bruce Lees Appointment. The Red Bluff News says: ‘The special insurance agents commissioned to fnquire into the business of the late Bruce B. Lee have completed their work and report that the basiness was carefully kept up and left in excellent condition. The companies which Mr. Lee represented have commissioned Mrs. B. B. Lee a8 successor to the agency, and she will conduct the business, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Le? Brassford. The appointment of Mrs. Lee to these agencies is a rare compliment to her husband’s memory, and as she posr The Werld Knrichea. Seip ctpaGiGeterie jie Morrriage in High Life. Ah Hong of Grass Valley on Thura. HE WAS ASHAMED Got It for Him. A few months age one of the unfortunate 4 Grief Record ef Various Mate Prof. Michell of this city started a street heertofore conducted by F. W, PRL wg 3 Willett. Mr. Foley is an enterprising IT wateh him ed confectioner. He makes only the} The facilities of the present day for erable attention just now is the: pre-. the production of everything that will servation of the great pine forests on. Conduce to the material welfare and . ing purposes will.stimulate it to an unthe publicdomain which, have suffer. Comfort of mankind are almost unlimit-. limited extent. ed enormous ravages from fire and ax. . ©4 and when Syrup of Figs was first While large areas have. been illegally produced the world was enriched with despoiled. by lumbermen under fraud-. theonly remedy which is truly pleasulent titles a source of “destruction . #2t and refreshing to the taste and . greater than that of dépredations is. Prompt and effectual to cleanse vhe but it has been the forest fire, which it is claimed last . *¥8tem gently inthe spring time of in . use of gas in ehgines as year destroyed more timber than all . fact, at any time, and the better it is the depredations made on. public}*®0W2 the more popular it belands for generations, The spoilation . comes. ly laws are ‘inadequate to stay the destruction. vonmafort and enjoyment of the Nevada. sugar ; read what he says: : ‘ Touepo, O., Jan. 10, 1887. practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice A man who has practiced medicine . 2+ tnheeded, the coveted preparation befor 40 years ought to know salt from ie cunt by the sext pareel delivery. Ite effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from Which we quote the following: — M F. J. Cheney & Co.—Gen elves Task Renerosity eusrs. F. J. Cheney :tlemen ;—I have been in the general 4 2h Fg Jere Vogue Vegetable Sarsaparilla would helphim. But without money, how to get it was the ques tion. Finally he wrote to the Edwin W. Joy Co., appealing to their generosity, and ft was oieer ms we rtne are all better. in but this wey. = the idea A Bee omtGux . James Foley, the candy maker, has Babel ie eared eh he with. chumay . be says, ‘you lack men of ehte: =a SUACSBS OL ! tt ! : : Ei He i i = ge : ay ty : to drive electric light machinery will produce from five to six times the light same amount of gas in the ordinary wa: through a burner. A new field has thas opened up for gas to work, in which the electric light wilt 10 serve as vast reservoirs to hold the. 4ay obtained at the County Clerk’s . their ally instead of their competitor, snows and prevent their rapid melt-. Office a license to marry Miss Yok ing. Asirrigation becomes more ex:. Low. They are aged respectively 2z tensive the people interested realizing . 4nd 18 years, and natives of China. Six Things a Boy Ought to Knew. } First—That a quiet voice, aod kind acts are_as essential to the part in the world of s gentleman as of a gentiewoman. Second—That roughness, men have usually been the most gentle. Third—That muscular strength is not health. Fourth—That a brain crammed only with facts is not necessarily a wise ond, Fifth—That the labor impossible to the boy of 14 will be easy to the man of 20, Sixth—That the best capital for a boy is not money, but a love of work, simple tastes and a heart loyal to his friends and his God.— Youth's Cempanion. t Keeping the Cl:icken Back. é. When the chicken ‘incubator show was here, a young man infatoated with purchased one and pladd _ inerica,Bhe Was Dazsied. They tell a good story at the of Col. Moore, one of the maenbas at the Everett Piano company, and no one enjays it better than he does. While he rl th hi FReed : i f . H F Be 5E fi r 1} : i i i 9% i . F 3 E rc 3 if ie HE Not only has the fact been established that the superior brilliance of electric light in streets and sorpsecnnanl it is &@ motive power that could be obtained by burning the and .experience I have never seen a sual ido? tt thought I might preparation that I could prescribe py a! with ag much confidence‘of success as I can Hall’sCatarrk Cure, manufact-. * ured by yous’ Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is Reguls d wenderful, and would say in ‘concluit acne ba efrald.to gee tion that I have yet to findacase of Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to directions. Yours truly, L. L. Gorsuca, M. D., Office, 215 Summit St. to keep itupy Ts was sent, and he can get more if he needs —‘Wrrs a record like Simmons Liver Summer Pasturage. Fine pasturage for live stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. O. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ternally. F. J. Cuenzy & Ce., Toledo, O. MOF" Sold by Druggists, 75c. Taken inI hereby caution the public against one Julius Dreyfuss, a clothing drummer, who represents himself to be in myemploy. Suid Dreyfuss has not beenin my employ for mere than a year, and is not authorized to collect any money for me. M. Hazr, Gent’s Furnisher, 400-402 Kearny St., San Francisco. A Sure Oure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrud. ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent. cure, 50c. Druggiste or-muail; treatise free. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bros. apr.1-ly. Is the most ancient and most general of all diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free from it, while thousands everywhere are its We will give $100 for any case of} fang and Im Catarrh that cannot be cured with or at the Ranch Sing tele verre sca i rater NE caterer esecm } ‘ Mrs. J. Naffziger, Proprietress, For Rent by the Day, Week or Month, Bathe Largest and Pleasaatest Hote in the Foothills. rovement caigaetes ia, ° tf. HMetel Arr ivais. Natiowan £ Hornn, Nov. 19. G. W. Wodell and w, San Juan, Ww. W. Boggs Ome M. Cummings & wi Bloomfield, Miss A. Waldron, . do F. W. Cummins, do Miss M. Waldron, Lake City, T. ©. Randall, Rock Creek, W. ©, Fredinburr, Ormonde, 3. F. Brady, Grass Valley, W. A. Cole, do O. Chadfield, do B. Stevenson, de 0, , Colusa, Jobn Marshall Jr., San Francisco, J.8. Wardell do é Mrs. Verchellandch, do B. Luckhardt, do R. Martyn, Sacramento, D. E. Holland, Columbia Hill, N. C. Meeney, Downieville, W. Powell, Smartsville, F. Holbrook, Montizuma Hill, Aleck Kidd, Sierra City, M. A. Baugh, Washington, J.McLaughlin, Champion Mine, UNION HOTDx, Main Street, Nevada City. RNISHED ROOMS, (Single or en suite) First-class in Every Respect. TEBMS REASONABLE. suffering slaves. Hood’s Sarsaparilia has had remarkable success in curing every form of scrofula, The most severe and painful running sores, swellings in the neck or goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial or totel blindness yield to the powerful @ffects of this medicine, “ My son was afflicted with the worst type gocher stacvo ch pele onl peg sicane whey my druggist I gave Hood's Sarsaparilia, Today he is sound and well, notwithstanding LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANw as JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. {8 was said there was not enough medicine in Illinois to effect = cure,” J. Cunistiay, : Be sure to get ~ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Gold by all druggists. $1; six for $6. Prepared by 0.1. HOODS OO. apethecunes, reels wane to taste, tly, and can rays badepeeeid cate’ tel one tore, ae W. D. VINTON, ~ Proprieter. bpeh acta fg eae therein about thirty. eggs. According to the rule they were to be hatched the 2d of the month. But it the young man’s watchful wife observed a_tine brown egg giving Way unde pressure, as it were, on the Ist of th month, and thinking the chick was appearing prematurely, she promptly pasted some brown paper over the aperture in the egg and with a self satisfied smile awaited the coming of her husband. He declares now that there is nothing like a woman for ingenuity.— Lawienrs Fee sd Absolutely Pure. 4A cream of) tartar ‘baking powder Highest of a.! in leavening strength —¥J.8. Government Report, Aug 17 1890. New Store! New Goods —— THOMAS KIDD, Dealer in Croceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. 1 buy for cash and yell at the lewest living prices. My stock is fresh and omplete. NEVADA DRUG STORE, It will pay you te trade with Cerner Broad‘ and Pine Streets THOMAS KIDD, MEBVADA CITY] Commereial street, next doer te A. R. WadeSrorth’sold stand. mlitt SrectaL attention is called te the advertisoment ef Jehn F. Cooper agent fer the unrivalled Mathushek. {100 Doses one. Doltar,_. Saistair hanmitee appears that» Comparisons Are Odieus. to push things. A corpse in Souther California.has mere life than all your enterprising men, else Nevada county would be today.” There is possibly room for a question as to whether the “corpse” part is truc or not. é Sicx headache is the bane of many lives ; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H, Mclean’s Little liver and Kidney Pellets. They are bi haar sotios a to take and gentle in — creme . : : 7 + §Piqne Taning. . Fo, A UUNGARNERED, en : — Pe Te oe yg Taba! countyan, who is ont! Schoen will arrive in Nevada my cottere om at San. Diego, writes to a gentleman ity between November 15th. and ine Gecdingehatestise (. i ag Pi — that “Nevada . 25th. Leave orders at’ Union Hotel. le Red throated trumpets at my door . . coun & thousand and one things Nocanvassing. . . < Towake the morning flowers. more to commend it to public atten: . tion than Suthern California.” “But,” THE GREATEST E@ Fancy D 500 CLUTH On ceEts AND 8000 REMNANTS or DRESS GOOK: Fine Millinery and help us wade‘out of the B. H. THERE HAS BEEN MILLINE Y -AND and Stylish Mrs, Lester Weo’s Bee Exive 2 Largest Dry Goods Store in Nevada County. At Grass Walley. SAMUEL YEO, Proprietor. ——— VARIETY OF ty Goods, Carpets and Millinery. Sq ALL DAY CROWDs oF CUSTOMERS, 100 BEALETTE JACKETS at $10.50 worth $18.50. LOA . F DRESS GOODS the Toma oete f18-50. Se WHITE AND COLORED BLAFKETS 20 PAIR WHITE BL Geb’ AT a nid EXTRA FINE AND HRAVE FRO agib Cede ” DARGAIN: : IMMENSE STOCK OF Carpets and Wall Paper and Missfit Carpets, teat Effects, at Lees Than city ro AP FOR CASH. DS AND CARPETS—AaT HALF PRICE, a Specialty. YEO'S BEE HIVE. y will come to our aid * trandest Line of Overeoats . Ever placedZupon the counters of any Sté¥e in Nevada County. . The figures on these goods have been placed LOW WATER MARK . And they are bound to move when the public catch? : MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street ~~ MIULINERY ! SBoT NEVER Beronw»n HavefThere -IBeen -@More Elegant “Designss —IN— Millimexrsz Goods [THAN§WE ARE NOW RECEIVING; Largest, Fallest and Best Selection Ever Brought to) This City. Fur and Felt Hats, Straw Hats. Beautiful Birds and Rich Feathers, Elegant Ribbons and Velvets. HAPS AND BONNERS TRIADNED By-one of San. Francisco's Most Experienced Milliners. €@ Trimmed Hats sent to the country-on approval. & Cravlord, . MAIN STREET, t a sn Oalsformia & sereerpere See Se ere fae WE ARE IN IT!. And Propose to offer to the people of Northern Califor. nia such extra inducements that the Os vedpe