November 22, 1889 (4 pages)

1 a fs * = ee 4 x The ‘Daily Transcript. FROM RIVERSIDE. PRIDAY, NOVEMRER 22, 1889 ; Times Im Nevada Clty. “Before I came here,”’ says Prof. Frank, the New York optician, heard the town was. very dull, My “own judgment told mé to settle here. Results have ‘proved I did not make a mistake, and that the ery of dull times is like where.in a town one man < in Be said ‘smallpox,’ another repeated and then the word rose to a howl th scared everybody into the next coun although there was no smallpox at’ all in the alarmed neighborhood. Ney or any other place I know of. Co many order for the most elegant kind cents og cents futeg all talk about hard times,” + -t@He sAgricultural, Mining vs. The case of Mr Edward Gagin and John Fox cameo for trial. Thursday morning befor Judge Walling. Thomas 8. Ford ar Ca usual ) cents Ce lower vhere Kitts for defendants. The trouble i of the ion in and 600 f. p from Wy AD I sel AML have first had possession of asa min ingclaim as earin ae worked, ‘‘offand on’™since that date and to have worked steadily since 1878 rices tgell FlorSs. and . ackpartment, and the ie is one in oquity. id un A Business Moms Opinion, “Speaking ef advertising in newscalled for 10 Boss i han and in Nevada City has convinced me 1 ais down to the lowest figure, as I have always made it a rule to do, but if he doés hot use printer’s ink to let the world know what he is up to he will not get his share of public patronage or anything like it.” So spake George C. Gaylord, the grocer whose store is on the south side of Broad above Pine, and Gaylord is generally Where Were the 0 et an : \ ough ay. = . IMC fficers? A citizen‘and a tax-payer complains to the TraNscripr that shorty after dark Wednesday night two very young men who were drunk created a disgraceful disturbance on Main street just below Commercial, He says the language they applied to each other was of the most profane and obscene character, and he wants the Tran&CRIP? to scalpthe lads who behaved 80 badly, burn up the officers who did not happen to be there to arrest, them, and lecture the man or men who sell forty-réd corn;juice : or other “intoxicants to minors. The Weather. TD. OF ft Ne have im the ng, treet their at of For the 24:hours ending at 9'0’clock Thursday morning the rainfall was halfanineh. That made 6.75 inches for the storm and 19.80 for the:season. The sun came ont at about ten o'clock Thureday morning and continued to shine for two-or three hours after which it played peekaboo with the clouds during the most of the balanéeé of the day. : A Stay of Preceedings. Roadbes d te at it any void 'y or “evyed, In the case of George E. Turner vs. the San Jose Mining Company Judge Walling decided in favor of tne plaintiff and on motion of defendant granted fifteen daye’ stay of proceedings. ce. ITY RIPWm H. Radford Wedded. * Wm. H. Radford, superintendent of the North Bloomfield gravel mine,was on Wednesday last married at San Francisco to Marie Julie Rassette, a resident of that city. . io ve a ake rect llbe CEs or LL ‘im. pod que, H, Curley, the well known merchant tallor, of £46 Market 8t.'8. F., writes to the Rdwin ‘W. Joy Co., that for years he was afflicted with dyspepsia which nothing releved till he commenced taking Joy’s VegetableSarsaparilla, He continues, ‘I am still taking i¢, Its mild laxative effects are ex@oedingly grateful to the system, It is 4 Lov spome surprise thataw aits thidse who do ) know what our vegetable juices do for debility, sluggish liver and Wopaird digest, ive organs,” ot F Fresu eggs at Weisenburger Bros. Leave orders at Keller’s N. Y¥. Bakery for your Thanksgiving Cake’s. First it Cake always on ig Es Lge: ~~ n2l-lw Ir yor want s fine turn-out’ go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable, Ha ; ft Vv co” da Oity is as well off as Grass Valley sidering the short time I have been here and the condition of the weather, I have no complaints about business, Your people want the best I have and they have the money to pay. Since advertising to makeglasses suitable for holiday gifts, I have received and not a few also want with the glasses the fasionable chatelaine cases, which latter fact indicates good. taste on the part of the purchasers and re8. Cornelia Austin vs. peared as attorney for plaintiff and District Attorney Nilon and Chas, W. about a strip of land’ 1,000 feet long feet wide ‘situated in Willow “Valley, {his townsbip. In 1886 Mra. Austin filed a homestead entry ona tract in which is iricluded the disputed strip which tlie defendants claim to 1867, to have developing there a rich quartz claim from which they extracted $5,000 . " : : worth of bullion in the last year. The . #¢¢ording to the age of tl contest has been going on for a long orchard was sold lagt year for $1700 time in one sha and another, both : 2 personally and ptee the Land De-. #tlon that ® good bearing Grange present proceeding orchard will produce $500 to the acre, annually, the price of land does: not came from his mouth that [ concluded The medium and small are packed in respondent's Observations. Rrvegsing,San BERNARDINO Co., Can. Eprror Transcriet—Riverside j ° sy . houses. Achool houses, including a high echool twelve teachers and 4 large number o children attendiftg school. it, is developing so ra pidly that at ty P ; 3 developing the mind faculties. eight miles distant. It is conveyed through wrought-iron Pipes aiid in sufficient quantities to supply a pupulation of 90,000 inhabitants, The productions of Southern California are notable, Here all the semitropic fruits grow in abundance and to perfection. The most profitable amount of them are the orange, lemon, apricot and raisin-grape. * Riverside is certainly entitled to the honor of being the home of the orange. Here the orange attans perfection ; not being infested by disease or.insect pests of any kind; The groves, which have been so regularly set out, are very attractive and the homes which they.surround have an appearance of permanence and progressiveness. Traly every Riversider has reason to be proud of his home and surroundings. At the New Orleans Exposition the Riverside naval orange was awarded three gold medals for the best oranges "produced in California, in the Uuited States and in the World. It is estimated that in 1888, 300,000 boxes of oranges were shipped’ trom 8, n e » * orchard commands a from $500 to $1500 per he trees. seem s0 enormous, © The lemon is very profitable, but is not so hardy as the orange and so is rot cultivated 80 ere, and yields good results. an unusnally~ large crop yielding a profit of $500 tothe acre. _ The cultivation of the raisin grape is a very important and ‘profitable industry owing to the short period required to obtain an income from it, as well as the profit it insures. One : 2 : The y street just vineyard when six years of age yielded thirteen and a half tons of grapes that were sold at $30 per ton on the vines, a Asal a ea cna, acre. This js rather an exception, however. A few days agolI bad the pleasure of visiting the raisin-packing establishment of Griffin & Skelley. This is the largest packing-house: in Riverside, and at present is employing five hundred hands. The work of packing consists of several departments. The muscatel, a white grape, isthe only variety used for raisins. The grapes are first taken from the vines and placed on trays in the vineyard, where they remain until dried, no artificial heat being needed as in most. other raisin districts of the State. Alter being dried they are placed in sweat-boxes preparatory to being taken tothe packing houses. Upon arriving at the packing houses, the largest and best are sent to the sam ple room where they are most deliciously put up intwo and @ half pound boxes. They look so tempting that a person feels disposed to remain there for some time. We next entered the room where the London layers are put up. Here are employed something like one hundred .and fifty yeung ladies and a third as many young men, all busily employed, standing around tables and working like so many busy bees. The raising are brought in sweat-boxes and placed on the table beforethem, They are then over. hauled and the largest are neatly placed in a box containing a false bottom.” After the box has been filled they are transferred through the false bottom to another box marked. ‘‘London layers.”’ These boxes range from ten to twenty pounds, and as,many as twenty four hundred boxes have been filled ina single day. One very interesting feature was the way in which the boxes were made, one man seemingly doing the box making for the entire establishment, and the ease and rapidity with which he worked was truly wonderful. Seeing him work banished forever the opinion that a woman is the only creature who can hold a dozen clothes pins in her mouth while at work, for this man nailed together so many boxes without replenishing the supply of nails which he was.a legerdemainist and went on to the next -department carrying that conclusion. Here raisins seemed more sbundant than “before; and probably their abundance can be best described by the Irishman. “Shure,” says be, “in owld Ireland a man can’t have a raisin toate, but in Californy he can tramp thim under his fate.” The work in this department, consisting of stemming and grading the rais na, is done by machinery and is decidedly interesting. The raisins are graded in three sizes; large, medium and gmall. boxes of fifty pounds each. ‘It is eatimated that in 1888 two hundred and twenty five thousand boxes of raising were shipped from Riverside, Ore ean gain some idea of the profitablenessof the raisin industry, when told. ie medicing pit oa Ithat eight acres (and four of the eight A.Centinuation of Our Fair Core well supplied with schools, churches, hotels, postoffice and many business An opera house is being constructed and promises to be a magnificent building. There are five The city it promises to be in a few years’ the foremost of its size on the Pacific ccast for Another thing in its favor 1s that it is strictly a prohibition” city, no liqnor being allowed within its corporate limits. Water for domestic purposes is brought from artesian wells about year. ' This is said to be an average crop. Another vineyard, exceptional ° age thirteen and a half tons of grapes that: were sold at $30 per ton on the vine, yielding four hundred -and five dollars to the acre. Ihave met several Nevada county People since coming here, and they have given mea very cordial reception indeed. The people are in general very hospitable and possess that amount of progressiveness go necessary to a growing, thriving city. Miss Nevana. f A Rainbow Party. After the regular meeting of the Good Templars’ Lodge on Friday evening, and beginning at'8 :30 o’cluck, there will be given at Odd Fellows Hall a public entertainment known as a rainbow party and whichall are invited to attend aad participate in, It will be under the auspices of the Lodge, Miss Stella Beardsley acting as director. Each lady xoing is to wear an apron and carry a box containing a lunch fortwo persons and a necktie of the same goods and color as her apron. These boxes will be sold to the gentlemen at a reasonable price. The gentleman buying a box opens it, puts on the neckéie it contains and then hunting up the lady with the corresponding apron makes her’hig Ppartner for theevening. The bottom hem of the aprons being simply basted, the gentleman proceeds after being furnished a needle and thread to hem it. Whenever he speaks during the sewing he is fined 5 cents. As a windup @ committee is appointed and awards to the gentleman who has done the best sewing d nice prize. It will be heaps of fun. Geod Times Coming. are only two years old) will produce a net gain of one thousand dollars a however, produced when six years of Party have not received the recognition they had a right to expect from a dent Harrison's appointments as a whole have been good, exceptionally geod, in fact, but too many of them belong tothe classofmen who think THE NATIONAL CAPITAL, Frem the Potemac’s Banks. Wasuinaton, D. C., Nov. 14, ’89, who took an active part in the. la thatthere were enough Republica: Blair further saya that this electio election law. effect. Republican party has lost a battle President Harrison, even him to hear. party workers more attention in makgvod: news to working Republicans everywhere, for there is no denying the fact that the men who always bear the brunt of the political battles of the Republican ‘administration. PresiPelitical ana Personal Netes Eprrok Transcrirt—Senator Blair Campaign in Virginia, and who was undoubtedly in a position to form an intelligent opinion, says that he knows votes cast to have elected Malone by asubstantial majority, but the count being entirely in the hands of the Democrats they counted him out. Mr. will make many new friends in Congress for a new and stringent federal The President has been very deeply interested in the election returns and he is still figuring up cause and He recognizes tlie fact that the and is more than anxious to have the blame put just where it belongs, even if he shall have to shoulder part of the burden, Republicans . arriving here from the lost States mest with a cordial reception at the White House and the various canses assigned for the defeat are carefully listened to by though some of them are very unpleasant for One of the. results of this, isthe determination on the part of the President to give the claims of ing future appointments. ‘This will be here. Unplanted land fs: sold at from $300 to $500 per acre, while a planted price ranging acre, varying One peracré. When we take into cunsiderand observant mine-owners of thi city to the TRANSCRIPT, on Thursday ten years, and that the prosperity y promise if my words do not come true,” ‘A Mesbua. es young daughter has just “come out’? and received the stamp of social apProval, especially from the males, oung lady is in no way related to George ©, Gaylord of this city, but all the same that gentleman has the higauep and & groceries “ever Groughit to “this ‘city, and he has the: approval of all people and especially of the: ladies—who want anything in that line. . csenaaiaunembidaeneatuemrace: cen eee) —————__ Anguish Unspeakabie Ie endured by the victims of inflammatory rheumatism, and any forin of the diseave may reach that agonizing phage or attack the heart and cause death, Unhappily they who feel ite preliminary twinges seldom realize this. Like other possibly dangerous maladies, rheumatism is often diaregarded at the outset, Well will it be for him if this brief notice shali serve 88. warning of futuré peril or pain to a reader troubled with incipient rheu‘tnatism, The proper sequel will be an ingtantaneous resort to the great preventive depurent, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, whose brevet of professional commendation popular experience has confirmed. There is no finer or more genial antidote to the virus of rheumatism in the system. Botanic in its origin, it is free from the objections attaching to depurent poisons liable to be taken in more than the infinitesimal dose. ‘The Bitters conquers malaria, indigestion, liver and kidney-troubles. Tue way to make money is to save it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy, ‘as it is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Do not take any bther preparation if you have decided to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla, A Desirabie Residence Property In Nevada City for sale cheap. ~ Enquire of W. H. Barlow, Prospect Hill, : tf. Home made Mince Pies 15 cents apiece at Keller's N.Y; Bakery. lw -Fresn eggs at Weisenburger Bros, No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and purgative is Simmons Liver Regulator. 500 . Evening Post is ming paper of + a “ Tae San Franci the leading : eve: Francisco, _8o simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regulator, ar Said one of tlie ‘most level-headed “You have never heard me accused of being a ‘boomer.’ On the contrary T have often’ been charged with being too conservative. Now mark it down in your calendar of coming events that I say within eight months from this date Nevada City will be more Prosperous than it has been before in will be mainly based on the merits of ; Byala our quartz mines as bullion ‘producers, 1 tae Nehsitwiae . extensively. , The apricot is the fore/ papers, a we * cog? rag ane most. of deciduous fruits produced If my belief is not veritied I will make 88a merchant in the. Middle States The . YOU @ present next July of a $75 dress that a man may fill hia store with the paprivots are dried and shipped .to . th ae toed beat of everything and put prices righit Eastern markets. In 1888 there was reminding me of m Postmaster General Wanamaker’s themselves above the political “hustler.’ No one doubts that men just as good as those appointed could have been selected from the ranks of the “hustlers.” ' The idea that any political party can remain in power that refuses to reward its workers should have been made sufficiently clear by the defeat of Mr. Cleveland last year. In short the political “hustler” is a necessary factor to political success, recognition is necessary tothe “‘hustler.” This is practical politics, and only practical politics can’ carry elections, ‘ The three America’s Congress returned from its Jong excursion this week. That the foreign members: have been most. favorably impressed hy what they have seen, there is no doubt, and that they will be prepared to join he representatives of this county in devi ng some practical means of increas: ing commercial intercourse between American countries is hoped by all. Ohio Democrats are already boldy muking their brags about. the way in which they are going to cut up the Congressignal distriatn. “itteah émicratic Representatives elected to the Filtv-second Congress. McKinley’s district is to be made hopelessly Democratié. They want to get him out of the House because of hia tariff views. . Postmaster General Wanamaker has received a letter from the postmaster at Louisa, Kentucky, atating that the Democrats of his neighborhood. blew up bis office. withe dynamite to celebrate the Ohio ‘victory. The matter will be investigated by Postoffice officials, ~ There is a feeling here caused largely by quiet hints from prominent men, that as soon as the President gets his message off his hands there will be a large number of appointments made. The recent elections have largely caused a number of Republican Congresamen, who had been “on the fence"’ to declare themselves in favor of repealing the civil service law. Secretary Windom has at last succeeded in finding a man whom he thinks suited to be Commissioner of Navigation, and the President has appointed him. The fortune gentleman is W. W. Bates, of New York. ‘That Senator Allison escaped the Democratic landslide in Iowa is a matter of thankfulness to every Republican in the United States. His absence from the floor of the Senate wouldbe an irreparable loss to the party as well asto the country. As an all-around statseman Senator Allison has few equals, and no superior. < : Forry-Niver. Macrae nace RRR 4m Kiegant substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of itter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians, Manufactured only by the. California’ Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. — Carr Bros., Nevada City, tf When Baby was sick, up We gave her Castoria, Wher. phe was a Child, Bhe cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, , Phe gave them Coorla he purest and»best Boas Pears’ is t ever made. Tux San Francisco Evening Post is 4. I, Dr, King'y New Discovery eves Gioias @ place in the house. “you have never used it and should be afflicted or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it 4 fair trial. It is guaran Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Drug store. be Reversed om Appeal te tory Company, a San Francisco. I 0 histories, consisting of thirty-nine vol umes, at $5.50 each. He si usual agreement in such cases. n sold ont to the History Company, the latter corporation took standing agreements, among the rest, The new. com soon demanded of Mr. fusal brought suit, ty (Décker) ; and that even if it were a Contract it was a personalone and therefore not transferrable from one company to the other. The importance-of-this decision is apparent. There are ut the present time no less than 500 agreements aimilar to that of Mr, Decker’y standing out in California alone, and the ruling from Yolo county will have more or lesa influence upon them all. The case is sure to be appealed. HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mate tere of Lecal Taterest. At Wheatland. burglars broke into the express and railroad office Tuesday night, securing five dollars from the till. : There is some style about the way that Frank H. Bell of this county and his partner run the electric’ plantat Auburn. On stormy afternoons they start the machinery at 2:30 o’clock. It runs all night. The Republican says: It is stated that the ice houses along the Truckee river contain at Present over 30,000 tons of ice. This will go quite a way towards snpplying the market next season should no more be secured this winter, The Champion Mining Company, operating in this district, has declared dividend No, 2 of ten cents a ehare, payable on Monday next. The prospects are good for regular and longcontinued dividends, as the mine is opened up in first-class sliape, has the best of equipments in the way of machinery, shows a big and rich ledge and is under capable management, Four Fingers Cut Off. Sandow, an apprentice at Grecdrcnme wich Wis 1 motion, his left hand got caught in the machinery and the fuur fingers of the hand were cut off close to the firat joint. . Tue combination of ingredients found in Ayer’s Pills render them tonic and curative as well as cathartic. For this reason they are the best medicine for people of costiye habit, as they restore the natural action of the bowels, without debilitating, A 825.00 Grayou Portrait Free. Not a worthless solar print, but a hand-madé portrait by M. Schramm of Nevada City who is the only photographer in the county who is algo a portrait painter, A chance free with every order fora dozen cabinet photographs. If you patronize competent artists you get your ‘money’s worth, therefore go to Mathieu Schramm’s gallery for your holiday orders, tf The New Discevery. You lave 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. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung teed every time, or money refunded Inherited Serofula. ~ 8.) cases my little Gadnict me the leading even of San Frana neding ing paper : Dividend Notice, TA MEETING OF fy) Al Directors of the, Champion ‘Guaste ars Com e ner. fi Dividend Nov 2, of Ten has hi . payond. been deciared. solgvemocr NEHPNGRG $rIEE-Umtoy no GR VAL OFFICE = wu; Stree ite Roe be orm zMoja , ty Homoopathist. THE BANCROFT HISTORY. An Important Decision That May BVecial and Other " Judge C. H. Garoutte of the Yolo county Superior Court‘has filed a notable decision in the case of J. N. Decker of that county against the Hign June, 1886, Mr. Decker, through an agent, agreed to take a set of Hubert Howe Bancroft’s gned the/ traveling representative. After the agreement has been duly . Bloomfield left here Thursday mornsigned and a number of the books sent in to Mr. Decker, the Bancroft Company panyjcan Tea Store at ‘Grass Valley and Decker payment for the books, and upon his reA demurrer was entered to the complaiht by Mr. Decker’s attorneys, Baker & Grant, and this objection was sustained by the Court, he holding that the agreement was not a contract, . been at as it had only been signed by‘one pare] ter’s wedding, returned Thursday to Thursday afternoon as Richard . sults. Combines the julee of the Blue Figs of Californiz, so laxrtive with the medicine? virtues of plants FECT oromptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL Cleanse the System Effectually, PURE BLOOD, Naturally follow. Eve and all are delighted wit druggist for S factured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Lovisvitza, Ky. FREE CANDY. Away Free te every castomer cue Great American Imp’g;Tea Co. Having Forty Stores in operation e ue toundersell all others Cc jommer cial St. Nevada City, 100 PER POUND. ON YOUR’ TEAS, B8o : PER POUND ON YOUR COFFEES Gt. Americar Imp. Tea Co; MAKE NO MISTAKE, Give usacall end PRIGND PW LEE ARE SE HAR iso PERSONAL MENTION. People Old and Young. from Maybert. City arrived here Wednesday nighit. John C. Donnelly is here in the interest of the firm of which he is the F. O. Burrotighs and wife of North g for Kirbyville, Oregon, Governor Waterman has appointed and} as Notaries Public Fred J. Thomas and up oat-. Geo. E. Riley of Grass Valley. Decker’s being Manager Dodge of the Great AmeriAugus McKay were at the county seat Thursday. E. J. Rector of the National Exvhange Hotel has gone to San Francisco and Fresno on a sight-seeing and business tour, : Mies Maggie McNamara, who has Sweetland to attend. her sisVirginia City. James Rose of Bear Valley is in town, having been down ov the: McCourtney road to put hislive stock in winter pasture. John Hanley, a Nevada City boy who has for some time past been emPloyedin San Francisco, will spend the holiday vacation at his home here. Beehive Baking Powder Is the purest sod strongest. The finest prizes are given with it, Fer ale at J. J. Jackaon’s, tf. Le Catarrh by local applications, Sarsaparilla, which, working through the blood, eradicates the impurity which causes and’ promotes the disease, and Catarrh effects a permanent cure. Thousands of people testify to the success of Hood’s Sareaparilla as a remedy for catarrh when other preparationa had failed. Hood's Sarsaparilla also builds upthe whole system, and makea you feel renewed in health and strength. Catarrh “For several years 1-“have been with that terribly disagree: jase, catarrh. I took Hood’s “srilla with the very best reIt cured me of that continual in my throat, and steffedmother, wno has taken it for run down state of health and kidney trouble,” Mas. 8, D, Hzaru, Putnam, Ot, Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5, Prepared only by 0, I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar. ta abl and nutritious, tnown to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PER. EMEDY to act gently yer AND To— — $0 THAT — REFRESHING SLEEP, . HEALTH and STRENGTH one is using it it. Ask your UP OF FIGS. Manu San Francisco, Car. New Yorn, N.Y A Box of Pure French ’ Given our, Grand Tea Sale! Most Liberal Offer Ever Made. sr Fig of Channa wl our céle‘AB, CO Wou Gave ace Come see us, nee u every dollar, Weou Bave Every time you come direct to our Btores. Netés About F, C. Turner of Oakland isin town. J. R. Driscoll came down Thursday A. 8. Winchester came dow Thurspublishing firm of} day from the Sun Flower mine, ; 8. R. Dinock and wife of Salt Lake Positive — Retiring Notice. Those knowing themselves indebted to L. HYMAN & CO. of thé San Francisco i a a Stores of Grass Valley and Nevada City, are politely requested to call and settle within three days from this date. At the end of that time I will place my bills in the hands of H. J. Wright for collection. Pay now and save costs, We are positively going out of business at Nevada City and Grass Valley. City Store §0 to our store at Grass Valle In the meantime we will sell all.our big stock of clothing price, We will surely quit business January rst, and al January ,1st, 1890, do not believe them. We will bet mains open to any competitor for ten days. where we also sell goods at 50\cents on the dollar; We wil San Francisco Opposition Stores, —OF. and boots and shoes at F ifty Cents on the dollar. t poodle not then sold will be packed up and removed, $1,000 to $100 that we are going out of business in this Those who cannot be suited in our N evada pay their fare both ways. [a Slaughter Week . Wmrmnrderweanr Ts a constitutional and not alocal disease, and therefore it cannot be cured It requires a light . conatitutional remedy like Hood’s . these’ goods from Lease and fixtures of both Stores for sale at an When other dealers tell you we will not leave here by county altogether by the time mentioned. This bet reshould take the busses and LL. HYMAN & CO, ©GQur Grand Sale Iie Still Going On! ‘THIS WEEK ONLY ! Gentlemen's Fancy Colored Knit Undershirts, worth $1.25 will be sold for 75 cents, DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. : * Our aseortment in the {allowing branda ia still complete : SWITS CONDE FRENCH UN DERWEAR, YUNDS, KYNE & KENNEDY, MEDLICOTT NATURAL GRAY, NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK, CALIFORNIA HOSIERY co., J, H. WAY & BROTHER, MORRIS MILLS, Ete., Etc., Ete, Our rent and other expenses are light, therefore we sell 20 to 30 per cent. less than they can, be bought for in San Francisco, 3 3. Ei. WII. LLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City HOLID AY [EGs w nam, ATTRACTIONS): a Ti LEQQ@sSHAW’S Nevada City. Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Orockery ware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And all the Best and Newest Pat: MONTH RECEIVED DIHAve rae Eastern manufacturers s an immense. line of Furuiture, we can offer s ‘ rns, Hardwood Bedroom Sets at $30 00, — . VOOK 1: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES Genuine Oak “ ie « _ . The Famous Superior fiange, The Beat in the Market. Agenta for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON. ROOFING. Guhs, Pistols, Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B, Pocket Knives, MF We ‘10 not carry English cutSolid Wainut “ . Bedding of all kinds, Parlor Sets made to Order, (Trimmed in Satin, Crushed, Silk and other Plushes.) Furniture Coverings all Kinds. LOUNGES—Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order. ) Willow and Carpet Patent Rookers, Oarpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Wall Paper and Mouldings. . Jlery, We believe in the superior PIOTURE FRAMES made TO ORDER, . ™erits of American products, « We Bell “eveything at . PAINTS, O WINDOW GLASS, ETC, SACRAMENTO We Sell Everything at PRICE3,/San Francisco Prices, Freight Added, FREIGHT ADDED. Monster Stock “ DRY GOODS, CLOAKS, . AT: THE BEE HIVE ‘STORE . SAMUEL YEO, Proprietor, Snnenanneinitainnn Tons of new goods on exhibition at the F zar. It will doubly y you to take a ride to Grass Val. ley and select your Dress Goods, Cloaks, Milliner . Car. ts, etc, One’Price to All—the Lowest, in the Co ineGoods a specialty. THE BEE HIVE, ree Show Baae 14, 16 and 18 Mill st., Grass Valley. 's pet were %

1 a fs * = ee 4 x The ‘Daily Transcript. FROM RIVERSIDE. PRIDAY, NOVEMRER 22, 1889 ; Times Im Nevada Clty. “Before I came here,”’ says Prof. Frank, the New York optician, heard the town was. very dull, My “own judgment told mé to settle here. Results have ‘proved I did not make a mistake, and that the ery of dull times is like where.in a town one man < in Be said ‘smallpox,’ another repeated and then the word rose to a howl th scared everybody into the next coun although there was no smallpox at’ all in the alarmed neighborhood. Ney or any other place I know of. Co many order for the most elegant kind cents og cents futeg all talk about hard times,” + -t@He sAgricultural, Mining vs. The case of Mr Edward Gagin and John Fox cameo for trial. Thursday morning befor Judge Walling. Thomas 8. Ford ar Ca usual ) cents Ce lower vhere Kitts for defendants. The trouble i of the ion in and 600 f. p from Wy AD I sel AML have first had possession of asa min ingclaim as earin ae worked, ‘‘offand on’™since that date and to have worked steadily since 1878 rices tgell FlorSs. and . ackpartment, and the ie is one in oquity. id un A Business Moms Opinion, “Speaking ef advertising in newscalled for 10 Boss i han and in Nevada City has convinced me 1 ais down to the lowest figure, as I have always made it a rule to do, but if he doés hot use printer’s ink to let the world know what he is up to he will not get his share of public patronage or anything like it.” So spake George C. Gaylord, the grocer whose store is on the south side of Broad above Pine, and Gaylord is generally Where Were the 0 et an : \ ough ay. = . IMC fficers? A citizen‘and a tax-payer complains to the TraNscripr that shorty after dark Wednesday night two very young men who were drunk created a disgraceful disturbance on Main street just below Commercial, He says the language they applied to each other was of the most profane and obscene character, and he wants the Tran&CRIP? to scalpthe lads who behaved 80 badly, burn up the officers who did not happen to be there to arrest, them, and lecture the man or men who sell forty-réd corn;juice : or other “intoxicants to minors. The Weather. TD. OF ft Ne have im the ng, treet their at of For the 24:hours ending at 9'0’clock Thursday morning the rainfall was halfanineh. That made 6.75 inches for the storm and 19.80 for the:season. The sun came ont at about ten o'clock Thureday morning and continued to shine for two-or three hours after which it played peekaboo with the clouds during the most of the balanéeé of the day. : A Stay of Preceedings. Roadbes d te at it any void 'y or “evyed, In the case of George E. Turner vs. the San Jose Mining Company Judge Walling decided in favor of tne plaintiff and on motion of defendant granted fifteen daye’ stay of proceedings. ce. ITY RIPWm H. Radford Wedded. * Wm. H. Radford, superintendent of the North Bloomfield gravel mine,was on Wednesday last married at San Francisco to Marie Julie Rassette, a resident of that city. . io ve a ake rect llbe CEs or LL ‘im. pod que, H, Curley, the well known merchant tallor, of £46 Market 8t.'8. F., writes to the Rdwin ‘W. Joy Co., that for years he was afflicted with dyspepsia which nothing releved till he commenced taking Joy’s VegetableSarsaparilla, He continues, ‘I am still taking i¢, Its mild laxative effects are ex@oedingly grateful to the system, It is 4 Lov spome surprise thataw aits thidse who do ) know what our vegetable juices do for debility, sluggish liver and Wopaird digest, ive organs,” ot F Fresu eggs at Weisenburger Bros. Leave orders at Keller’s N. Y¥. Bakery for your Thanksgiving Cake’s. First it Cake always on ig Es Lge: ~~ n2l-lw Ir yor want s fine turn-out’ go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable, Ha ; ft Vv co” da Oity is as well off as Grass Valley sidering the short time I have been here and the condition of the weather, I have no complaints about business, Your people want the best I have and they have the money to pay. Since advertising to makeglasses suitable for holiday gifts, I have received and not a few also want with the glasses the fasionable chatelaine cases, which latter fact indicates good. taste on the part of the purchasers and re8. Cornelia Austin vs. peared as attorney for plaintiff and District Attorney Nilon and Chas, W. about a strip of land’ 1,000 feet long feet wide ‘situated in Willow “Valley, {his townsbip. In 1886 Mra. Austin filed a homestead entry ona tract in which is iricluded the disputed strip which tlie defendants claim to 1867, to have developing there a rich quartz claim from which they extracted $5,000 . " : : worth of bullion in the last year. The . #¢¢ording to the age of tl contest has been going on for a long orchard was sold lagt year for $1700 time in one sha and another, both : 2 personally and ptee the Land De-. #tlon that ® good bearing Grange present proceeding orchard will produce $500 to the acre, annually, the price of land does: not came from his mouth that [ concluded The medium and small are packed in respondent's Observations. Rrvegsing,San BERNARDINO Co., Can. Eprror Transcriet—Riverside j ° sy . houses. Achool houses, including a high echool twelve teachers and 4 large number o children attendiftg school. it, is developing so ra pidly that at ty P ; 3 developing the mind faculties. eight miles distant. It is conveyed through wrought-iron Pipes aiid in sufficient quantities to supply a pupulation of 90,000 inhabitants, The productions of Southern California are notable, Here all the semitropic fruits grow in abundance and to perfection. The most profitable amount of them are the orange, lemon, apricot and raisin-grape. * Riverside is certainly entitled to the honor of being the home of the orange. Here the orange attans perfection ; not being infested by disease or.insect pests of any kind; The groves, which have been so regularly set out, are very attractive and the homes which they.surround have an appearance of permanence and progressiveness. Traly every Riversider has reason to be proud of his home and surroundings. At the New Orleans Exposition the Riverside naval orange was awarded three gold medals for the best oranges "produced in California, in the Uuited States and in the World. It is estimated that in 1888, 300,000 boxes of oranges were shipped’ trom 8, n e » * orchard commands a from $500 to $1500 per he trees. seem s0 enormous, © The lemon is very profitable, but is not so hardy as the orange and so is rot cultivated 80 ere, and yields good results. an unusnally~ large crop yielding a profit of $500 tothe acre. _ The cultivation of the raisin grape is a very important and ‘profitable industry owing to the short period required to obtain an income from it, as well as the profit it insures. One : 2 : The y street just vineyard when six years of age yielded thirteen and a half tons of grapes that were sold at $30 per ton on the vines, a Asal a ea cna, acre. This js rather an exception, however. A few days agolI bad the pleasure of visiting the raisin-packing establishment of Griffin & Skelley. This is the largest packing-house: in Riverside, and at present is employing five hundred hands. The work of packing consists of several departments. The muscatel, a white grape, isthe only variety used for raisins. The grapes are first taken from the vines and placed on trays in the vineyard, where they remain until dried, no artificial heat being needed as in most. other raisin districts of the State. Alter being dried they are placed in sweat-boxes preparatory to being taken tothe packing houses. Upon arriving at the packing houses, the largest and best are sent to the sam ple room where they are most deliciously put up intwo and @ half pound boxes. They look so tempting that a person feels disposed to remain there for some time. We next entered the room where the London layers are put up. Here are employed something like one hundred .and fifty yeung ladies and a third as many young men, all busily employed, standing around tables and working like so many busy bees. The raising are brought in sweat-boxes and placed on the table beforethem, They are then over. hauled and the largest are neatly placed in a box containing a false bottom.” After the box has been filled they are transferred through the false bottom to another box marked. ‘‘London layers.”’ These boxes range from ten to twenty pounds, and as,many as twenty four hundred boxes have been filled ina single day. One very interesting feature was the way in which the boxes were made, one man seemingly doing the box making for the entire establishment, and the ease and rapidity with which he worked was truly wonderful. Seeing him work banished forever the opinion that a woman is the only creature who can hold a dozen clothes pins in her mouth while at work, for this man nailed together so many boxes without replenishing the supply of nails which he was.a legerdemainist and went on to the next -department carrying that conclusion. Here raisins seemed more sbundant than “before; and probably their abundance can be best described by the Irishman. “Shure,” says be, “in owld Ireland a man can’t have a raisin toate, but in Californy he can tramp thim under his fate.” The work in this department, consisting of stemming and grading the rais na, is done by machinery and is decidedly interesting. The raisins are graded in three sizes; large, medium and gmall. boxes of fifty pounds each. ‘It is eatimated that in 1888 two hundred and twenty five thousand boxes of raising were shipped from Riverside, Ore ean gain some idea of the profitablenessof the raisin industry, when told. ie medicing pit oa Ithat eight acres (and four of the eight A.Centinuation of Our Fair Core well supplied with schools, churches, hotels, postoffice and many business An opera house is being constructed and promises to be a magnificent building. There are five The city it promises to be in a few years’ the foremost of its size on the Pacific ccast for Another thing in its favor 1s that it is strictly a prohibition” city, no liqnor being allowed within its corporate limits. Water for domestic purposes is brought from artesian wells about year. ' This is said to be an average crop. Another vineyard, exceptional ° age thirteen and a half tons of grapes that: were sold at $30 per ton on the vine, yielding four hundred -and five dollars to the acre. Ihave met several Nevada county People since coming here, and they have given mea very cordial reception indeed. The people are in general very hospitable and possess that amount of progressiveness go necessary to a growing, thriving city. Miss Nevana. f A Rainbow Party. After the regular meeting of the Good Templars’ Lodge on Friday evening, and beginning at'8 :30 o’cluck, there will be given at Odd Fellows Hall a public entertainment known as a rainbow party and whichall are invited to attend aad participate in, It will be under the auspices of the Lodge, Miss Stella Beardsley acting as director. Each lady xoing is to wear an apron and carry a box containing a lunch fortwo persons and a necktie of the same goods and color as her apron. These boxes will be sold to the gentlemen at a reasonable price. The gentleman buying a box opens it, puts on the neckéie it contains and then hunting up the lady with the corresponding apron makes her’hig Ppartner for theevening. The bottom hem of the aprons being simply basted, the gentleman proceeds after being furnished a needle and thread to hem it. Whenever he speaks during the sewing he is fined 5 cents. As a windup @ committee is appointed and awards to the gentleman who has done the best sewing d nice prize. It will be heaps of fun. Geod Times Coming. are only two years old) will produce a net gain of one thousand dollars a however, produced when six years of Party have not received the recognition they had a right to expect from a dent Harrison's appointments as a whole have been good, exceptionally geod, in fact, but too many of them belong tothe classofmen who think THE NATIONAL CAPITAL, Frem the Potemac’s Banks. Wasuinaton, D. C., Nov. 14, ’89, who took an active part in the. la thatthere were enough Republica: Blair further saya that this electio election law. effect. Republican party has lost a battle President Harrison, even him to hear. party workers more attention in makgvod: news to working Republicans everywhere, for there is no denying the fact that the men who always bear the brunt of the political battles of the Republican ‘administration. PresiPelitical ana Personal Netes Eprrok Transcrirt—Senator Blair Campaign in Virginia, and who was undoubtedly in a position to form an intelligent opinion, says that he knows votes cast to have elected Malone by asubstantial majority, but the count being entirely in the hands of the Democrats they counted him out. Mr. will make many new friends in Congress for a new and stringent federal The President has been very deeply interested in the election returns and he is still figuring up cause and He recognizes tlie fact that the and is more than anxious to have the blame put just where it belongs, even if he shall have to shoulder part of the burden, Republicans . arriving here from the lost States mest with a cordial reception at the White House and the various canses assigned for the defeat are carefully listened to by though some of them are very unpleasant for One of the. results of this, isthe determination on the part of the President to give the claims of ing future appointments. ‘This will be here. Unplanted land fs: sold at from $300 to $500 per acre, while a planted price ranging acre, varying One peracré. When we take into cunsiderand observant mine-owners of thi city to the TRANSCRIPT, on Thursday ten years, and that the prosperity y promise if my words do not come true,” ‘A Mesbua. es young daughter has just “come out’? and received the stamp of social apProval, especially from the males, oung lady is in no way related to George ©, Gaylord of this city, but all the same that gentleman has the higauep and & groceries “ever Groughit to “this ‘city, and he has the: approval of all people and especially of the: ladies—who want anything in that line. . csenaaiaunembidaeneatuemrace: cen eee) —————__ Anguish Unspeakabie Ie endured by the victims of inflammatory rheumatism, and any forin of the diseave may reach that agonizing phage or attack the heart and cause death, Unhappily they who feel ite preliminary twinges seldom realize this. Like other possibly dangerous maladies, rheumatism is often diaregarded at the outset, Well will it be for him if this brief notice shali serve 88. warning of futuré peril or pain to a reader troubled with incipient rheu‘tnatism, The proper sequel will be an ingtantaneous resort to the great preventive depurent, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, whose brevet of professional commendation popular experience has confirmed. There is no finer or more genial antidote to the virus of rheumatism in the system. Botanic in its origin, it is free from the objections attaching to depurent poisons liable to be taken in more than the infinitesimal dose. ‘The Bitters conquers malaria, indigestion, liver

and kidney-troubles. Tue way to make money is to save it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy, ‘as it is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Do not take any bther preparation if you have decided to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla, A Desirabie Residence Property In Nevada City for sale cheap. ~ Enquire of W. H. Barlow, Prospect Hill, : tf. Home made Mince Pies 15 cents apiece at Keller's N.Y; Bakery. lw -Fresn eggs at Weisenburger Bros, No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and purgative is Simmons Liver Regulator. 500 . Evening Post is ming paper of + a “ Tae San Franci the leading : eve: Francisco, _8o simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regulator, ar Said one of tlie ‘most level-headed “You have never heard me accused of being a ‘boomer.’ On the contrary T have often’ been charged with being too conservative. Now mark it down in your calendar of coming events that I say within eight months from this date Nevada City will be more Prosperous than it has been before in will be mainly based on the merits of ; Byala our quartz mines as bullion ‘producers, 1 tae Nehsitwiae . extensively. , The apricot is the fore/ papers, a we * cog? rag ane most. of deciduous fruits produced If my belief is not veritied I will make 88a merchant in the. Middle States The . YOU @ present next July of a $75 dress that a man may fill hia store with the paprivots are dried and shipped .to . th ae toed beat of everything and put prices righit Eastern markets. In 1888 there was reminding me of m Postmaster General Wanamaker’s themselves above the political “hustler.’ No one doubts that men just as good as those appointed could have been selected from the ranks of the “hustlers.” ' The idea that any political party can remain in power that refuses to reward its workers should have been made sufficiently clear by the defeat of Mr. Cleveland last year. In short the political “hustler” is a necessary factor to political success, recognition is necessary tothe “‘hustler.” This is practical politics, and only practical politics can’ carry elections, ‘ The three America’s Congress returned from its Jong excursion this week. That the foreign members: have been most. favorably impressed hy what they have seen, there is no doubt, and that they will be prepared to join he representatives of this county in devi ng some practical means of increas: ing commercial intercourse between American countries is hoped by all. Ohio Democrats are already boldy muking their brags about. the way in which they are going to cut up the Congressignal distriatn. “itteah émicratic Representatives elected to the Filtv-second Congress. McKinley’s district is to be made hopelessly Democratié. They want to get him out of the House because of hia tariff views. . Postmaster General Wanamaker has received a letter from the postmaster at Louisa, Kentucky, atating that the Democrats of his neighborhood. blew up bis office. withe dynamite to celebrate the Ohio ‘victory. The matter will be investigated by Postoffice officials, ~ There is a feeling here caused largely by quiet hints from prominent men, that as soon as the President gets his message off his hands there will be a large number of appointments made. The recent elections have largely caused a number of Republican Congresamen, who had been “on the fence"’ to declare themselves in favor of repealing the civil service law. Secretary Windom has at last succeeded in finding a man whom he thinks suited to be Commissioner of Navigation, and the President has appointed him. The fortune gentleman is W. W. Bates, of New York. ‘That Senator Allison escaped the Democratic landslide in Iowa is a matter of thankfulness to every Republican in the United States. His absence from the floor of the Senate wouldbe an irreparable loss to the party as well asto the country. As an all-around statseman Senator Allison has few equals, and no superior. < : Forry-Niver. Macrae nace RRR 4m Kiegant substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of itter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians, Manufactured only by the. California’ Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. — Carr Bros., Nevada City, tf When Baby was sick, up We gave her Castoria, Wher. phe was a Child, Bhe cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, , Phe gave them Coorla he purest and»best Boas Pears’ is t ever made. Tux San Francisco Evening Post is 4. I, Dr, King'y New Discovery eves Gioias @ place in the house. “you have never used it and should be afflicted or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it 4 fair trial. It is guaran Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Drug store. be Reversed om Appeal te tory Company, a San Francisco. I 0 histories, consisting of thirty-nine vol umes, at $5.50 each. He si usual agreement in such cases. n sold ont to the History Company, the latter corporation took standing agreements, among the rest, The new. com soon demanded of Mr. fusal brought suit, ty (Décker) ; and that even if it were a Contract it was a personalone and therefore not transferrable from one company to the other. The importance-of-this decision is apparent. There are ut the present time no less than 500 agreements aimilar to that of Mr, Decker’y standing out in California alone, and the ruling from Yolo county will have more or lesa influence upon them all. The case is sure to be appealed. HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mate tere of Lecal Taterest. At Wheatland. burglars broke into the express and railroad office Tuesday night, securing five dollars from the till. : There is some style about the way that Frank H. Bell of this county and his partner run the electric’ plantat Auburn. On stormy afternoons they start the machinery at 2:30 o’clock. It runs all night. The Republican says: It is stated that the ice houses along the Truckee river contain at Present over 30,000 tons of ice. This will go quite a way towards snpplying the market next season should no more be secured this winter, The Champion Mining Company, operating in this district, has declared dividend No, 2 of ten cents a ehare, payable on Monday next. The prospects are good for regular and longcontinued dividends, as the mine is opened up in first-class sliape, has the best of equipments in the way of machinery, shows a big and rich ledge and is under capable management, Four Fingers Cut Off. Sandow, an apprentice at Grecdrcnme wich Wis 1 motion, his left hand got caught in the machinery and the fuur fingers of the hand were cut off close to the firat joint. . Tue combination of ingredients found in Ayer’s Pills render them tonic and curative as well as cathartic. For this reason they are the best medicine for people of costiye habit, as they restore the natural action of the bowels, without debilitating, A 825.00 Grayou Portrait Free. Not a worthless solar print, but a hand-madé portrait by M. Schramm of Nevada City who is the only photographer in the county who is algo a portrait painter, A chance free with every order fora dozen cabinet photographs. If you patronize competent artists you get your ‘money’s worth, therefore go to Mathieu Schramm’s gallery for your holiday orders, tf The New Discevery. You lave 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. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung teed every time, or money refunded Inherited Serofula. ~ 8.) cases my little Gadnict me the leading even of San Frana neding ing paper : Dividend Notice, TA MEETING OF fy) Al Directors of the, Champion ‘Guaste ars Com e ner. fi Dividend Nov 2, of Ten has hi . payond. been deciared. solgvemocr NEHPNGRG $rIEE-Umtoy no GR VAL OFFICE = wu; Stree ite Roe be orm zMoja , ty Homoopathist. THE BANCROFT HISTORY. An Important Decision That May BVecial and Other " Judge C. H. Garoutte of the Yolo county Superior Court‘has filed a notable decision in the case of J. N. Decker of that county against the Hign June, 1886, Mr. Decker, through an agent, agreed to take a set of Hubert Howe Bancroft’s gned the/ traveling representative. After the agreement has been duly . Bloomfield left here Thursday mornsigned and a number of the books sent in to Mr. Decker, the Bancroft Company panyjcan Tea Store at ‘Grass Valley and Decker payment for the books, and upon his reA demurrer was entered to the complaiht by Mr. Decker’s attorneys, Baker & Grant, and this objection was sustained by the Court, he holding that the agreement was not a contract, . been at as it had only been signed by‘one pare] ter’s wedding, returned Thursday to Thursday afternoon as Richard . sults. Combines the julee of the Blue Figs of Californiz, so laxrtive with the medicine? virtues of plants FECT oromptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL Cleanse the System Effectually, PURE BLOOD, Naturally follow. Eve and all are delighted wit druggist for S factured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Lovisvitza, Ky. FREE CANDY. Away Free te every castomer cue Great American Imp’g;Tea Co. Having Forty Stores in operation e ue toundersell all others Cc jommer cial St. Nevada City, 100 PER POUND. ON YOUR’ TEAS, B8o : PER POUND ON YOUR COFFEES Gt. Americar Imp. Tea Co; MAKE NO MISTAKE, Give usacall end PRIGND PW LEE ARE SE HAR iso PERSONAL MENTION. People Old and Young. from Maybert. City arrived here Wednesday nighit. John C. Donnelly is here in the interest of the firm of which he is the F. O. Burrotighs and wife of North g for Kirbyville, Oregon, Governor Waterman has appointed and} as Notaries Public Fred J. Thomas and up oat-. Geo. E. Riley of Grass Valley. Decker’s being Manager Dodge of the Great AmeriAugus McKay were at the county seat Thursday. E. J. Rector of the National Exvhange Hotel has gone to San Francisco and Fresno on a sight-seeing and business tour, : Mies Maggie McNamara, who has Sweetland to attend. her sisVirginia City. James Rose of Bear Valley is in town, having been down ov the: McCourtney road to put hislive stock in winter pasture. John Hanley, a Nevada City boy who has for some time past been emPloyedin San Francisco, will spend the holiday vacation at his home here. Beehive Baking Powder Is the purest sod strongest. The finest prizes are given with it, Fer ale at J. J. Jackaon’s, tf. Le Catarrh by local applications, Sarsaparilla, which, working through the blood, eradicates the impurity which causes and’ promotes the disease, and Catarrh effects a permanent cure. Thousands of people testify to the success of Hood’s Sareaparilla as a remedy for catarrh when other preparationa had failed. Hood's Sarsaparilla also builds upthe whole system, and makea you feel renewed in health and strength. Catarrh “For several years 1-“have been with that terribly disagree: jase, catarrh. I took Hood’s “srilla with the very best reIt cured me of that continual in my throat, and steffedmother, wno has taken it for run down state of health and kidney trouble,” Mas. 8, D, Hzaru, Putnam, Ot, Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5, Prepared only by 0, I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar. ta abl and nutritious, tnown to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PER. EMEDY to act gently yer AND To— — $0 THAT — REFRESHING SLEEP, . HEALTH and STRENGTH one is using it it. Ask your UP OF FIGS. Manu San Francisco, Car. New Yorn, N.Y A Box of Pure French ’ Given our, Grand Tea Sale! Most Liberal Offer Ever Made. sr Fig of Channa wl our céle‘AB, CO Wou Gave ace Come see us, nee u every dollar, Weou Bave Every time you come direct to our Btores. Netés About F, C. Turner of Oakland isin town. J. R. Driscoll came down Thursday A. 8. Winchester came dow Thurspublishing firm of} day from the Sun Flower mine, ; 8. R. Dinock and wife of Salt Lake Positive — Retiring Notice. Those knowing themselves indebted to L. HYMAN & CO. of thé San Francisco i a a Stores of Grass Valley and Nevada City, are politely requested to call and settle within three days from this date. At the end of that time I will place my bills in the hands of H. J. Wright for collection. Pay now and save costs, We are positively going out of business at Nevada City and Grass Valley. City Store §0 to our store at Grass Valle In the meantime we will sell all.our big stock of clothing price, We will surely quit business January rst, and al January ,1st, 1890, do not believe them. We will bet mains open to any competitor for ten days. where we also sell goods at 50\cents on the dollar; We wil San Francisco Opposition Stores, —OF.. and boots and shoes at F ifty Cents on the dollar. t poodle not then sold will be packed up and removed, $1,000 to $100 that we are going out of business in this Those who cannot be suited in our N evada pay their fare both ways. [a Slaughter Week . Wmrmnrderweanr Ts a constitutional and not alocal disease, and therefore it cannot be cured It requires a light . conatitutional remedy like Hood’s . these’ goods from Lease and fixtures of both Stores for sale at an When other dealers tell you we will not leave here by county altogether by the time mentioned. This bet reshould take the busses and LL. HYMAN & CO, ©GQur Grand Sale Iie Still Going On! ‘THIS WEEK ONLY ! Gentlemen's Fancy Colored Knit Undershirts, worth $1.25 will be sold for 75 cents, DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. : * Our aseortment in the {allowing branda ia still complete : SWITS CONDE FRENCH UN DERWEAR, YUNDS, KYNE & KENNEDY, MEDLICOTT NATURAL GRAY, NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK, CALIFORNIA HOSIERY co., J, H. WAY & BROTHER, MORRIS MILLS, Ete., Etc., Ete, Our rent and other expenses are light, therefore we sell 20 to 30 per cent. less than they can, be bought for in San Francisco, 3 3. Ei. WII. LLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City HOLID AY [EGs w nam, ATTRACTIONS): a Ti LEQQ@sSHAW’S Nevada City. Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Orockery ware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And all the Best and Newest Pat: MONTH RECEIVED DIHAve rae Eastern manufacturers s an immense. line of Furuiture, we can offer s ‘ rns, Hardwood Bedroom Sets at $30 00, — . VOOK 1: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES Genuine Oak “ ie « _ . The Famous Superior fiange, The Beat in the Market. Agenta for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON. ROOFING. Guhs, Pistols, Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B, Pocket Knives, MF We ‘10 not carry English cutSolid Wainut “ . Bedding of all kinds, Parlor Sets made to Order, (Trimmed in Satin, Crushed, Silk and other Plushes.) Furniture Coverings all Kinds. LOUNGES—Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order. ) Willow and Carpet Patent Rookers, Oarpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Wall Paper and Mouldings. . Jlery, We believe in the superior PIOTURE FRAMES made TO ORDER, . ™erits of American products, « We Bell “eveything at . PAINTS, O WINDOW GLASS, ETC, SACRAMENTO We Sell Everything at PRICE3,/San Francisco Prices, Freight Added, FREIGHT ADDED. Monster Stock “ DRY GOODS, CLOAKS, . AT: THE BEE HIVE ‘STORE . SAMUEL YEO, Proprietor, Snnenanneinitainnn Tons of new goods on exhibition at the F zar. It will doubly y you to take a ride to Grass Val. ley and select your Dress Goods, Cloaks, Milliner . Car. ts, etc, One’Price to All—the Lowest, in the Co ineGoods a specialty. THE BEE HIVE, ree Show Baae 14, 16 and 18 Mill st., Grass Valley. 's pet were %