November 7, 1889 (4 pages)

_ v ny line ver Be[63 5 10 cents ° } quarter 10 cents A oben ‘quarter , quarter b Quarter at in the han the . 60 cents . 60 cents .60 cents . 50 cents a. :, Etc n is usual . 8 cents Etc. ices lower — slaeWhiere ig of the petition in price from @ of payin tole I nel. ! fancy. All lar at prices tance, . sell 0-cent FlorSoaps. ) cost, and 1 's Black. ed kinds, } ngs and un Be emen called d cane for 10 cents. Boas rouked hanAD ase the little i. y. freshest an ibles. an be bough ere, di Frida 4 weitere ae A. DURBIN, ‘AND. HINGS fETHOD OF izena of Néat they have ership in the Making, jroad Street, work in their ) very best of sialty, Roaddin the beat warranted to iG. axle so that it in if from any 23 80 as touvoid loing heavy or sfaction in evjd tH. . ‘ies employed. 1862. , Office. ietor. /EVADA CITY ERY DESCRIPi Assayed. By afor Coin, In : , Uifice I have & th I can make arenten cores ing teste Ww wads, PRICES akery. Proprietor TH18 WELL \kery of @. Wm. ; TREET, be all timesa good. ‘AKER, Ete. ; ; na Pastry tice and on most — my line prompt: ng at low rates! Mir ALLER: % iran WE Se Pen ae Che Daily Transcript. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1889 eS Tuceday Night's Fire. Shortly after ten o'clock Tuesday evenifig the local fire department was called out by the burning of the barn .on E, Weiss’s brewery property on Sacramento _ street. Company attached to the Piety Hill hose, which had been attachéd to the hydrant ‘near Cooper’s lnmber yard, and thus prevented the flames from communicating to the brewery building situated about 75 feet to.the north. Nevada Company connected with the plug in front of H. CG. Mills’s house at the summit of Depot Hill, but by reason of a brexk inthe hose could not get a stream on. The barn together with eighteen tons of hay and three sets of harness was totally destroyed, involving a loss of about $1,000, and there-was no insurance. There were seven horses rescued from the burning building. .As they were being driven out the frantic animals dashed into the crowd, knocking over Wm. H. Smith, Jr., and a young man named Brinkmann and one or two other parties. who were slightly injured. The fire seemed to have been of incendiary origin, as none of Mr. * Weiss’s family-were in the barn after 5 o’clock Pp. Mm. and had no light there. Messrs. Hennessy and Lane, the liverymen, were promptly on hand as usual with horses to assist ‘in-bauling the hose carts to the scene of trouble, These gentlemen are entitled to the gratitude of the community for the assistance they thus gratutiously render on-slich occasions, Lasts Fireat Cherokee, —— ‘At ten o’clock Tuesday morning the kitchen roof of the dwelling house at Cherokee owned by County Clerk Morgan and occupied by the family of W. H. Hicks and the owner’s mother, caught fire from the stove-pipe. The citizens tarned out promptly as soon as the alarm was given, and by gallant work prevented the flames from communicating to the main part of the house. They moved out all the furniture, fearing that the entire building would be destroyed, and when the blazo was extfnguished they moved the things back in again; Nothing was lost or broken. It» will cost abont $40 to repair the kitchen roof. Thereis noinsurance. Among tne best workers at the fire were John Henry Ackwood, a colored man, and two Chinamen. Asa rule people of the latter race are not of any account in such ati emergency. ‘One lady. who lives near by rushed into the House during the hight of the exéitement and putting the infant shé was carryingon the floor of the sitting-room rushed out again. When she got outside she forgot where the baby was, and was in a much disturbed frame of mind till a gentleman found and restored it to her. ‘ A Trail ot Stiver. Just before tha fire alarm” Tuesday night J, Waod, the gravel miner from Washington district who was in town on his way below to enjoy his wealth, had a twenty dollar gold-piece changed for silver which he put in his pants pocket. At the first clang of the bells he mada a dash for the locality of the fire, going at race-horse speed. When he got. back to the hotel he discovered that he had no money in hia pocket. He also discovered in the pocket a hole worn by carrying around so much coin, and through which his twenty dollars had leaked. Te hole has been sewed upand a purse purchased. A Bich River Claim. J. Wood who has been working ‘the Hathaway river claim on the South Yubaa short distance east of Washington brought down with him Tuesday a magnificent collection of nuggets ranging in value from three to forty dollars apiece. The mine is an old one and has produced much wealth in years gone by ; but Mr. Wood found unworked spots that paid ona fortynine basis. It is claimed that one pan of dirt from a crevice yielded over $600. There is yet in the hills and vales of Nevada county five times as much gold as has ever been taken out, cennsinaiiida dh paeeEaiened Native Daughters? Meeting. The call publighed in the last issue of this paper for a meeting of Laurel Parlor on Thursday evening was a istake. The meeting will not be held till Thursday evening of next week, 2 —_—$ SE ED — Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you want an honest, reliable medicine. Do not take any other which is alleged to be ‘about the same’’. or “Just as good.” Insist upon having Hood’s Sursaparilla, which is pecnliar to itself. Sold by all druggists. Try R, Leave Yeur Money at Home. Mathieu Schramm’s $2 Cabinetsare of much better quality than the cheap pictures advertised by others. Hie regular first-class Photographs are not excelled anywhere. Bee . ———_—_—_+-@e o—-———— Pocketbook Lost. y Marked “N. A. T. by N. A.” Contained keys, rings and memoranda. Return to A, Lademan’s store. n5-1w. oa ~~ When Raby was sick, We. gave her Cast. cin -Wher shewag a Child, : « She eried for Castoria, When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, _ Phe gave them ('-s‘oria Taxe ! Take! Take Simmons Liver Pennsylvania. GRASS VALLEY. News Notes and Comments From the Town’s Papers. [Telegraph of Tuesday. J. A. Bull of Penn Valley says there has been no frost so far this year to kill green’ corn. Hon. C.C. Puwning of the Reno State Journal will visit his Grass Valley friends and his old stamping ground in a few days. J. H, Hopkins and wife and E. W. Hopkins of San Franciaco'arein town, The gentlemen are largely interested in mining at this place. A fuir sized audience greeted the appearance of the Ruggles Specialty Company at Van’s Opera House last Hight. “The company is a first classy one. Mr. Ruggles as a ventriloquist is a decided success, while Lemoine and Mixs Carrie Ruggles are artists on the trapeze. Miss Barrows execution of “Listen to the Mocking Bird’? on the piano was: very good indeed. The baby aerialista went through. their difficult feats, without a break. ‘There will be a change in the programme tonight and all should attend, for it is worth seeing. Lust Sunday evening while Mrs. Wm. Hamil, Mrs. Richard Steele and Miss Emma Collins were returning home frém Forest Springs in a wayon drifen by Master Ed, Hosking (they being on the rear seat of the wagon), the seat somehow jostled out of its regular place ‘and slipped off its position and with the occupants fell to the ground, The ladies struck ‘on their heads and backs and were severely injured. They were. dazed for some time afterward. It will be some time before they will be ableto be around, ; (Tidings of Tuesday.) George M_ Mott, of the firm of Crocker & Co. He tells us that he expecta to set out a forty-acre or fifty-acre pear and plum orchard on bis place this side of the Banner mountain—the old Pingree place, -Mr. Mott will have a model orchard, or we are mistakenin the man. \ { The ‘'American” faction of Court: Pride of Grass Valley, A. O. F., Held a meeting last niglit and receivéd a report of a committee that has been studying the legal status of the Court’s affairs. The action taken, if any, has not“been made public. The pipeline from the Empire to the North Star mine is again broken—at.or fear the point of the last break, on Little Wolf Creek, near. the Co. fax road. In consequence, operations at the North Star and Omaha mines are at a standstill. The frequent breaks in the pipe are anything but creditable to the contractors, a San Francisco firm. P. B. Fitzsimmons of Birchville informs us that the Grass Valley and North San Juan turnpike is in, firstrateshape. The storm washed it out in places, but-repairs were promptly made. ine Purdon road 16 Rept in better shape than ever according to the sume authority. Work. on the Hermosa mine has been suspended until next April, by which time the owners will bein a position to again push developments. The Knights of Pythias are preparing for a royal welcome to Grand Chancellor Crowley, Thursday night. Friday night all will go to Nevada City. . ee Clinch & Co, are fitting upthe room inthe building lately used for Postoffice quarters. A stock of miners’ supplies—heavy boots, blankets; etc. —will be put in, . Union of Wedresday. . Hon. M.J. Farrel and wife go to San Jose today for a week’s visit. Elam Biggs has been awarded the contract of supplying the town with 1200 feet of 4-inch iron pipe at 12 cents per foot. The pipe is to be laid on Washington, Bean, School and Pleasant streets. The new dry house and blackemith shopat the Gold Puint, to take place of the one destroyed by fire some time ago, has been completed. Underground work has also been resumed. The vein in the drifts and. stopes is very strong and is of good milling qualities, as proven by several large’ ciushings of the ore which have been made. The company have in contemplation the making of important improvements at the mine. H18som and Long have concluded the purchase of a large interest-in the Lone Star quartz: mine near Sierra City, and now control over three-fourths of the shares of the company, which has reorganized by the election of a -new Bourd of Directors consisting of Jogeph Weissbein, Joseph Snyder and Theodore Wilhelm of Grass Valley and John Costa and James Rankin of Downieville. Joseph Weissbein is President; John Costa, Vice President and Treasurer; Mr. Meroux is Secretary. The principal place of business is Downieville. A Great, Producer. The sack of 124 pounds of gold that passed through town the other day on its way from Grant & Apple’s quartz mine on Kanaka creek between Chips Flat and Alleghany was valued at $24,000. The owners have to date taken out $50,000 there at a cost for time and labor not &ceeding $1,000. They have but one man employed to work with them, The claim was abandoned twenty or more years ago by ‘parties who had run.a long tunnel on it, When Messrs, Graut.& 4pple took possessiou they had to extend the tunnel but fifteen of twenty feet further to encounter the bonanza that is now giving them so much wealth, —_—_——— Bookkeepers and others of sedentary habits cure constipation mith simmens Liver Regulator. Tue San ranci-co Evening Poet is of Sacramento, .isin town; ever made, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Lecal Imterest. The monthly meeting of Nevada Hose Company will be held Thursday evening. The W.C. T. U. will meet at the residence of Mrs. I. L. Bowman on Boulder street, Friday ut 2:30 Pr. m. E.T. Worthley is arranging to give a public bal at his hotel in Washington on Thanksyiving night. The parties there are always enjovable. In excavating Wednesday for a sewer in the rear of the National Hotel, the workmen struck aninch ledge of good-looking ore. The ledge pitghes to the east. Chas, Stafford and Chas. H. “Briot have by their attorney, C. W. Kitts, each begun suit in the Superior Court against George Gunnuldson to quiet title to lands in Chicago Park neighborhood, ; B. H. Miller is exhibiting in the show window of his stare on Broad street afine assortment of the popular cassimere negligee shirts.’ They are in the very latest designs and shades, and are of superior qaality. TheAppeal says: Marysville Court of A. O. F. will send a delegation of fifteen or twenty Foresters to Grass Valley on next Wednesday,.to pay a fraterhal visit to the Court of that place. They will go up ina private conveyance. ' Those Nevada City Knights. of Pythias who contemplate going to Grass ‘Vulley Thursttay evening to participate in Olympic Lodye’s reception to theGrand Chancellor, will start from.the National’ Hotel at 6:15 o’clock. Fare for the round trip, 50 cents. James McGibbons on Wednesday . evening entertained a party of gentlemen with a dinner party at ‘Leddy « Cree’s restaurant. It was all in payment ofa wager as to the skill of Private Lanyon of Company C as a rifleman. Poetical invitations were issued. : : , While*Wm. H. Barnes, the newspaper man, was lecturing at the Theater-in this city last Saturday evening, the Salvation Army bwrracks a few doors down the street were well nigh deserted, felt anything but pleased at the paucity of his congregation and when it ‘came his turn to speak exclaimed, “The Devil himself is up at Theater. He has\a)crowd there and is holding them so they can’t get away.” Those San Fraucisco journzelists seem to have a terrible hard name, A Mew Medical firm. Dr. Fred Hutchins has formed a copartnership with Dr. C, D. Bobo for the practice of medicine at this city. Dr. Hutchins is a graduate of Dartmouth College, and has been practicing fortwenty years, For seven years he was examinin physician forthe U. ”. wur uU Ul 4 C1lBIUUS, two years he has been located North Bloomfield. The card of the new firm is published elsewhere, A LUCKY TRIAL. The Good Fortune Which. Followed. It affords me great pleasure to send to you this voluntary statement of my experience in testing the merits of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, For the past five yearsI have been troubled with an exceedingly sluggish liver, including loss of appetite and distress after eating, pains in the back and kidneys, and boils around my neck and face. I tried many liver remediés, only gétting temporary relief. oI was recommended to try a bottle of “The California Remedy’. Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla as a test, and while taking the first hottle I became convincedvof its merits, for I could feel it was working a change in me. T took five bottles, and during that time my troubles left me. Everything is working full and regular, in fact it has cleansed, purified and braced me up generally. I feel like another man. You are at liberty to use this as you see fit, orcan refer whom you please to Ge bias_, With Beamish, corner Third and Market sweets, San Francisco. Ir was once supposed that scrofula could not be eradicated from the system; but the marvelous ‘results produced by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla disprove this theory. The reason is, this medicine is the most powerful blood-purifier ever discovered. palelesuer See sR Pears’ isthe purest and best Soa 8. L, R. means Simmons Liver Regulator sure. The Boss Photographer. C.J, Adams, the Grass Valley photographer, has the best fitted-up gallery and is one of the most experienced and skillful artists to be found anywhere. All should visit hisstudio and procure a dozen Gabinets which he is making forthe next thirty days at $24 dozen, Don’t miss the chance. The boom will not last long as there is. no money.to be made at this extremely low price. a tf. ——~+ 90 Brgcuam’s Piuts cure bilious and nervous ills. Iy you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery and feeds stable. ; ft 20 . Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drug Store as their giving away to their customers of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all threst and lung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting . }@ trial bottle free, large size $1. Every bottle warranted. A Desirabie Besidence Property In Nevada City for sale’cheap. Enthe ing evening paper of San Franesi ing paper + sa quire of" W. HH. Barlow, Prospect . Hin, ens” The boss Sal vationiat’ the! for the past at PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Thomas Robinson’s child in dangerously ill. A Nivens, Jr., has returned from Trinity county. Hon, Dan T. Cole of the Mountain House has returned from the Bay. George M. Mottofthe Sacramento firm of H. S. Crocker & Co, isin town. Fred Wheeler has returned from a two-months’ visit to Denver, Colorado. ; M. Trood and N. B. Parazett of North Bloomfield were intown Wed‘nesday, : A. Fitzgerald, who used to live in “Moore's ~ Flat* region, has” returned from Montana, John Ragsdale of Cottage Hill, who recently attempted to kill himself, is again able to be around, . Miss Alice Crawford goes to Bloomfield Monday to visit friends. She may conclude to extend her journey to Bowman Dam, Mrs. R. M. Hunt, who. has been at Paso Robles Springs and ‘is greatly improved in health asa result of her stay there, is now in’ San Francisco. She is expected home next week. Mrs. W. W. B. Stevéns, who has been visiting friends at this city, returned Wednesday to her home in Oxkland, Mrs, Stevens is one of the most talented readers among all the amateurs who have been heard here. Mrs, E. W. Charles. and children take. their departure Thursday. for Menlo Park, Alameda county, ‘where the Dector is located. They have long been residents here ‘and leave behind them amyriad of friends to regret theiedeparture.§ . ~ Dr, KF. Liebrich, F. Zeitlor” and Henry Steinegger of San Francisco, sto: kholders in the Champion mine, arrived at this city Wednesday morning. Dr. Zeitler and Mr. Liebrich left during tne day for the St. Gothard mine above Columbia Hill. Wm. Cunningham, the old-time stageman who makes his home at this city now that he has retired from active bu iness, on Tuesday celebrate ed the seventy-second anniversary of his birth by givingadinner party to some friends with whom he has regularly observed the day in like manner for a number of years past. Time has dealt gently with “Uncle Bilpy.”’ He is as sturdy anil active as most ablebodied men the sunny side of forty, thanks to the good care he has taken of himself, : on + ©@e* aa ©. E. 8. Election, At Tuesday evening’s meeting of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. EB. &., the following were elected as officers: Mrs. E:rily Rolfe, W. M.; T. B. Gray, W. P.; Mrs. Wm. Floyd, W. A. M.;R G. McCutchan, Sec’y; Mrs, Sarah Giles, Treas. ; Mrs, W. Holmes, Con. ; Miss Lucy Gray, Associate Con. AUG ABCA aALIOUe Wilk WAG plalo Ul the evening of the 19th instant. EEE An Kiegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, 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 Uity. tf The importance of purifying the blood cannot be” overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich “the-biood; ant Tioul’s Sarsapariiia ts Worthy” -your confidence, It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. GiveitatrialHood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar Se viesimenmsrcetnannpeilimini tence Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of Californie, so lays*ive and nutritious, with the medicin-: virtues of. plants mown to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act gently yet oromptly onthe . : KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL AND TO Cleanse the System Effectually, S80 THAT == PURE BLOOD, . ag REFRESrING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow, Every one is using it and ali are delighted with it) Ask your truggist for SYKUP OF FIGS. Manu. factured omy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,. Sau Francisco, Car, Lovisvicia, Ky, New Voru, H.¥ “woman bound up the wounds and . where she has some. household furni“SHE WEAKENED. A Woman Stops Suiciding Because It Hurt. : Shortly after dark Tuesday evening Abbie Alleu, a woman living in a house of bad repute situated on Com<4 merialc street, tried to commit suicide by gouging herself in the left wrist with a pair of scissors, She made five ‘Sr six superficial scratches near the main artery, then desisted because the operation hurt too auch. Another sent for Marshal Neagle who. lodged! her in jail where she now is," The Marshal found in her possession a revolver which she saya she would have used to,put herself out of trouble if some Officious person had not removed the cartridges from it. She further stated that on a former occa: sion she tried to kill herself with landunum, but had‘such terrible pains that she would never fool with that drug any more. Abbie Allen, which is an assumed name, is about 25 years old, rather good looking,and when. sober is pleasant appearing. When in l.quor, bowever, she is violent and foul-mouthed; Sheformerly resided at Placerville ture in pawn. She has made her headquarters here for six months or. so past, alternating between this city and Forest Hill. For several weeks she has-been drinking heavier than ever. On the f3th of last month, after she-had been on a protracted spree, sho was jailed at her owir request, “as she said she was afraid she would make trouble if she remained at large. A few days after she was, released on promising to drink nomore. “She has recently been indulging again freely, and the authorities talk of sending her up for insanity now if she will not go to her sister who is said to be willing to give hera good home provided she quita-ber bad ways, She owes a few dollars here for rent and provisions,and her inability to pay the debts appears to be one of her main causes of worriment. + 2@eeYoung Temperance Workers. Eprror Transcriet—On Sunday last the Silver Spray Band of Hope at Indian Flat held their twenty-second meeting at the résidence ef 'H, Trevaskis. Tho room was filled with an attentive audience. The meeting was opened by the Lord’s Prayer and singing of ‘‘Dare to Do Right’”’ by the members, followed by a lesaon from their ritual and catechism. Next were recitations in the contest for the Demorest silver medal. Mrs, Trevaskis has organized a class of eight for medals, Two have been awarded at former meetings. On Sunday Clara Van Ben-Thusen received the third for excellence in the recitation entitled, ‘The Rumseller’s Legal Rights.”” The judges were Dr, Mary Little, Mrs. H. J. Merritt and Mra. A. J. Forman. The madala ava: Ferme lta 3 thee VF Baa nings Demorest, a teniperance leader of New York City, and are of solid silver. Up to the present time Mr. Demorest has given over four thousand of these medals to Bands of Hope and other temperance organizations for children, Mrs, Trevaskis has formed the first class in Nevada City. Sorine. . ey Tue consciousness of having a rem; edy at hand for croup, pneumonia, sore throat, and sudden colds, is very cohsoling toa parent. -With a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in the house one feels, in such cases, a sense of seEvangelistic Work. How I did wish last winter that Sam Jones would come to Nevada City, and warm us all up and unite us heart and soul on the one subject of importance; but he was not called. ‘A lady evangelist has come among us, gifted, earnest, learned in spiritual thinge, and it would seem as if these meetings were much needed, and ¢ everything that could be Over until next week should be;“and that all Christians . d be instant in prayer and eStistant in their attendance upon these meetings. The evangelistic work is the foundation of W. OC, T. U. work, and, there is a four years course of study that fits one for the work that Miss Kellogg is doing. It may: be of crirt to know that in this State four women are pursuing this course and two of them are residents of Nevada City. Misa Kellogg was discouraged Monday night, aff this should not occuragain, This may be the beginning of temporal and spiritual blessings fer this fair city. H, J. M. ee a —— The Rugales Specialty Co. The Southern Utonian in speaking of the troupe which will appear at this city on Thursday, Friday and’ Saturday eveninys says:‘The entertainment provided by the Ruggles Specialty Co. is one that is pronounced firatClass by those who have attended. Mr. Lamoine certainly standa in the lead in his contortionist -acts, among the beat.of which is his doubling through a 14-inch hoop with a lighted lamp balanced en his forehead, The several acts of pyramid building by Le-! moine, Carrie Ruggles, Little May and Master Charlie, is good and drew forth merited applause. The trapeze performance by. the Babes was neatly done, while Lemoin and Carrie were . . grand in their mid-air evolutions, It is said to have been Aur tt beat. show of the kind seen in Beaver for a long time. We should not forget the legerdemain and ventriloquism of Mr, Ruggles. Iv his acts he was good and performed his work clean, They should certainly meet with good :patronage wherever thy go.” Asrircu in time. Tale Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sicknese, FREE GANDY. A Box of Pure French Candy Given Away Free to every customer at our Grand Tea Sale! The Most Liberal Offer Ever Made, ‘NOME ONE, COME ALL (Ladies eapecialC ly), and yet a box of our Delicious rench Candy, Free of Charge, with our celebrated TEAS, COFFEES and 8PIOES, Great Ametican Imp'g Tea Co. Having Forty Stores in successful operation enables us to undersell all others, Cc olal -&t. Navada Citu. LOC : PER POUND ON YOUR TEAS, If you want choice Teas, come see ts, If you want Pure Coffees, come see us, If you want Pure Spices, come ee us, If you want to save 26 cents on every dollar, come see us Our goose are cholvest, our prices the lowei “'tTwou Bave o ‘ PER POUND ON YOUR COFFEES Every time you come direct to our Btores, Gt. American [mp. Tea Co. MAKE NO MISTAKM, Give usa call and PRICES OF CROCKERY CHINA, GLABS AND TINWARE ARK CUT A CLEAN curity nothing else can give. They show Booka, small and gas And a full line of Stationery, h HH. LENNIE & CO. MAKE ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA,’ THE ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK, H. H. LENNIE AND COMPANY EXHIBIT THEIR STOCK, ear what they say ;— : We have Dusters, Knives, Toothpicks, Penholders and Pencils, Plush Albums, Fine Scrap Books and Artists’ utensils. Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Razors and Clocks, And Music and Jewelry for all sorts of folks. Babies’ Buggies and Hammocks we’re selling at cost, Come, secure them at once, there’s no time to be lost. For custom we’re thankful and anxious to please, And provide for your comfort we offer you these. -Leck-oit for cur Chrietmas-Geeds-suited-te-all; To when searching for Presents pray give us a call. Our stock is all fresi¥and our prices are low, You'll save money by dealing with LENNIE & CO, i-2 THEIR BOW a . of Grave matter and Gay, sn a Se 2 —o Gentlemen's Fancy Colore $1.25 will be sold for 75 cent MEDLICOTT NATURAL GRA J. H. WAY & BROTHER, bought for in San Francisco. Slaughter Week ! @Qur Grand Sale Wmudes wee Ie Still Going On! THIS WEEK ONLY! DON’T FAIL TO SEE THEM. Our assortment in the following branda is stil! complete : SWITS CONDE FRENCH UNDERWEAR, YUNDS, KYNE & KENNEDY, NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK, CALIFORNIA HOSIERY CO., MORRIS MILLS, Etc., Etc., Etc. Our rent and other expenses are light,therefore we sell these goods from 20 to 30 per cent. less B®. HE. WILLER, . Odd Fe llows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City ——s < d Knit Undershirts, worth 8. Y, ait than they can be A Weman’s Discovery \ “Another, wonderful discovery has county, Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood ite severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and de: th seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought ofusa bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Cunsumption dnd was so mitich relieved by the first dose that sho slopt all night, one bottle having miraculously cured her. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. C. Hatnrick & Co., of Shelby, N. O.—Wet a fres bottle at Oarr Broa, dikdininciadibasliindc Brain-workers; keep your heads interest to the readers of the Thans-. clear and bowels open, Tuke Simmons Liver Regulator. -LEAVENING POWER Of the various Baking Powders illustrated by actual tests, _ROYAL (Pure) apenas GRANT'S* (Alun). RUMFORD'S* (‘cech), , ee HANFORD'S (when (resh) SA CHARM * (Alum Powder), = DAVIS? * and 0. K.* (Alum) CLEVELARND'S.,... SRR SEN PIONEER (San Francisco),.,,. at GBR has gee my Pea ON PARES ai i SNOW FLAKE (Groft's)., CONGRESS . ok. eas o ——z NNER Velceriicrricauacsiekenl PRA MANFORD'S (None Such), when not fresh. PRARL (Andrews & C0.) 0. cece a RUMFORD'S * (Phosphate), when not fresh, a Reports of Government Chemists. “The Royal Baking Powder la composed of pure and wholosome ingredients. It doow not contain eithdr alu or phosphates, or other Injurtous substances, he ‘Epwarp G, Love, Ph D.”’ “The Royal Daking Powder ta undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. “HENRY A, Morr, M.D., Ph. D."! “Tho Royal Baking Powder ts pureatin qual: {ty and highest in strongtn of any baking powder of which I have knowledgo. ‘Wa, MoMurrai, Ph ob" "All Alum baking powders, no matter how high their strength, areto be avoided anda porone. f hosphate powders liberate their gar ” free) .Or under climauc changes suffer deterioration, been made and that too by a lady in this . TRADE REMED CURES DY “PAL Washington, Tex. Jone 1838, fad enffered off and on for hak tw was b: Rae W Sintuenn. At Darveowre and Dearena WHE CHARLES A WOGELER CO., Baltimere, U4, FPOF. F. FRANK, —THENow :-: York :-: Optician. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY LX corrected on the best scientific princtples. GLASSES ground from the very best stone material used in any country. Larweat Stock of the. BEST ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYKS always on hand, &@CONSULTATION FREE, “@@ Office— Main Street, two doors above No, residence. 1 coniniaeancinniatroniittl Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1888-9, No. 87—African Church, lot 8, block 26, Pine street, Tax §2.10, Coats 61 cents, Tax and coata $2.71, No. 124-9, B, Crawford mortgere sow gone on JW. Worthington’s fot 1, block 42, Tax $2.10 Costa élcents, Tax and costé, $2.71. No. 208—-Maggle Gill, lot 4, block 80, sou! side-of Commercial atrevt, §6 cefita’ Tax and coats, $1,¢1, No. 280—F. G. Guild, Jr, lot 4, block 20/ Coyote street, Tax 63 Gente. Coata 58 cents, Tax and costa, $1.06, No, 26—James Hazel, let 7, block 41, north side aft DeerCrevk, Tax $5.96, Coats 80 cents, Tax and costa, $6.75, No. &7—Katateof Mra Hannah Long, low Qand 8 block 15, east aide of Pine street. M . Costs 80 cents, Tax: and gosta, i.40 No, 41%-National Exchange Hote), lot 7, Nock 16, south side.of Broad. street ; lot 10, block 14, Spring street, Tax $17,560, Costa $1.88. ‘Tax and coate, $18.87, No. 4iv--Jacopel Paldine, mortgage for $150 0n PB. D, Polidori’s lot No. 12, block Sicents Tax and costs, $1.66. Ang notice is hereby .siven that unless the taxve delinquent inthe foregoing delinguunt list are eke the property on which sald delinquent taxes are a lea, willbe sold on Saturday, Nov. 23d, 1889, At public anctionin front, ofthe City Halt dour, Inthe City'an t County of Nevada, to the bidder whe will take the leant quautity, of the lund, or incase an individual te aasessed, tha smalieat portion of said intereat and pay the taxes and cost due. Bald sale will commence at to'clook A, M. on eald raturday, November 284, 1880, commencing at the head of the Hatand ene use alphabetically, or in numerical order until aald sale incompleted Witness my handthis lat day of Novem: ber, A. Dy 1889, JAS, NEAGLE, City Marahal, CERY STORE On the ay. Weisenburger . BURNT QU/T su sit on oak Weisenburger Bros., Have temporarily re-opened their FEED AND GRO. Plaza, OPPOSITE THEIR OLD STAND, On the Lot formerly occupied by Wm. Barton's. Blacksmith’s Shop, until their new store is completed. ~ Always on hand a large stock of Hay, Grail, Feed, Groceries, Provisions, SPUDS, Hito., At the Very Lowest Prices for Cash. @@ All persons indebted to us are requested to call and settle without de Brs,, Nevada City — . — oo oo So OVERSTOCKED! OVERSTOCKED! Carpets! WALL PAPER. before. ’ es es Ss Ys Having overstocked ourselves. with goods we will, after Octobér rst, offer Great Inducements in our establishment in FALL and WINTER GOODS, Our stock is complete in every department for fall and winter wear. LADIES, MISSRS AND CHILDREN'S CLOAK A. Specialty ! Having reeeived these goods direct. from manufac‘turers, we CAN and wiLL give you Styles and Prices which will compete with any establishment on the Coast. > Carpets ! . __We have also received a large stock of INGRAIN, BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER and /VELVET Carpets direct from the Eastern manufacturers, were never before seen in this city or county. QUR PRICES AND ASTONISHING. WALL PAPER. Greater reduction in prices in that line than ever known CALL AND BE CONVINCED at thePALACE DRY GoOoDs STORE, ROSENBERG BROS,, Proprietors, SPRAINS. with strained back; no trouble he ry oon . Eneine House, at Mre. Hamilton's . Pax $1,06,-Costa ~ north side of Court street, Tax $1.06, Costa . Such designs

_ v ny line ver Be[63 5 10 cents ° } quarter 10 cents A oben ‘quarter , quarter b Quarter at in the han the . 60 cents . 60 cents .60 cents . 50 cents a. :, Etc n is usual . 8 cents Etc. ices lower — slaeWhiere ig of the petition in price from @ of payin tole I nel. ! fancy. All lar at prices tance, . sell 0-cent FlorSoaps. ) cost, and 1 's Black. ed kinds, } ngs and un Be emen called d cane for 10 cents. Boas rouked hanAD ase the little i. y. freshest an ibles. an be bough ere, di Frida 4 weitere ae A. DURBIN, ‘AND. HINGS fETHOD OF izena of Néat they have ership in the Making, jroad Street, work in their ) very best of sialty, Roaddin the beat warranted to iG. axle so that it in if from any 23 80 as touvoid loing heavy or sfaction in evjd tH. . ‘ies employed. 1862. , Office. ietor. /EVADA CITY ERY DESCRIPi Assayed. By afor Coin, In : , Uifice I have & th I can make arenten cores ing teste Ww wads, PRICES akery. Proprietor TH18 WELL \kery of @. Wm. ; TREET, be all timesa good. ‘AKER, Ete. ; ; na Pastry tice and on most — my line prompt: ng at low rates! Mir ALLER: % iran WE Se Pen ae Che Daily Transcript. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1889 eS Tuceday Night's Fire. Shortly after ten o'clock Tuesday evenifig the local fire department was called out by the burning of the barn .on E, Weiss’s brewery property on Sacramento _ street. Company attached to the Piety Hill hose, which had been attachéd to the hydrant ‘near Cooper’s lnmber yard, and thus prevented the flames from communicating to the brewery building situated about 75 feet to.the north. Nevada Company connected with the plug in front of H. CG. Mills’s house at the summit of Depot Hill, but by reason of a brexk inthe hose could not get a stream on. The barn together with eighteen tons of hay and three sets of harness was totally destroyed, involving a loss of about $1,000, and there-was no insurance. There were seven horses rescued from the burning building. .As they were being driven out the frantic animals dashed into the crowd, knocking over Wm. H. Smith, Jr., and a young man named Brinkmann and one or two other parties. who were slightly injured. The fire seemed to have been of incendiary origin, as none of Mr. * Weiss’s family-were in the barn after 5 o’clock Pp. Mm. and had no light there. Messrs. Hennessy and Lane, the liverymen, were promptly on hand as usual with horses to assist ‘in-bauling the hose carts to the scene of trouble, These gentlemen are entitled to the gratitude of the community for the assistance they thus gratutiously render on-slich occasions, Lasts Fireat Cherokee, —— ‘At ten o’clock Tuesday morning the kitchen roof of the dwelling house at Cherokee owned by County Clerk Morgan and occupied by the family of W. H. Hicks and the owner’s mother, caught fire from the stove-pipe. The citizens tarned out promptly as soon as the alarm was given, and by gallant work prevented the flames from communicating to the main part of the house. They moved out all the furniture, fearing that the entire building would be destroyed, and when the blazo was extfnguished they moved the things back in again; Nothing was lost or broken. It» will cost abont $40 to repair the kitchen roof. Thereis noinsurance. Among tne best workers at the fire were John Henry Ackwood, a colored man, and two Chinamen. Asa rule people of the latter race are not of any account in such ati emergency. ‘One lady. who lives near by rushed into the House during the hight of the exéitement and putting the infant shé was carryingon the floor of the sitting-room rushed out again. When she got outside she forgot where the baby was, and was in a much disturbed frame of mind till a gentleman found and restored it to her. ‘ A Trail ot Stiver. Just before tha fire alarm” Tuesday night J, Waod, the gravel miner from Washington district who was in town on his way below to enjoy his wealth, had a twenty dollar gold-piece changed for silver which he put in his pants pocket. At the first clang of the bells he mada a dash for the locality of the fire, going at race-horse speed. When he got. back to the hotel he discovered that he had no money in hia pocket. He also discovered in the pocket a hole worn by carrying around so much coin, and through which his twenty dollars had leaked. Te hole has been sewed upand a purse purchased. A Bich River Claim. J. Wood who has been working ‘the Hathaway river claim on the South Yubaa short distance east of Washington brought down with him Tuesday a magnificent collection of nuggets ranging in value from three to forty dollars apiece. The mine is an old one and has produced much wealth in years gone by ; but Mr. Wood found unworked spots that paid ona fortynine basis. It is claimed that one pan of dirt from a crevice yielded over $600. There is yet in the hills and vales of Nevada county five times as much gold as has ever been taken out, cennsinaiiida dh paeeEaiened Native Daughters? Meeting. The call publighed in the last issue of this paper for a meeting of Laurel Parlor on Thursday evening was a istake. The meeting will not be held till Thursday evening of next week, 2 —_—$ SE ED — Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you want an honest, reliable medicine. Do not take any other which is alleged to be ‘about the same’’. or “Just as good.” Insist upon having Hood’s Sursaparilla, which is pecnliar to itself. Sold by all druggists. Try R, Leave Yeur Money at Home. Mathieu Schramm’s $2 Cabinetsare of much better quality than the cheap pictures advertised by others. Hie regular first-class Photographs are not excelled anywhere. Bee . ———_—_—_+-@e o—-———— Pocketbook Lost. y Marked “N. A. T. by N. A.” Contained keys, rings and memoranda. Return to A, Lademan’s store. n5-1w. oa ~~ When Raby was sick, We. gave her Cast. cin -Wher shewag a Child, : « She eried for Castoria, When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, _ Phe gave them ('-s‘oria Taxe ! Take! Take Simmons Liver Pennsylvania. GRASS VALLEY. News Notes and Comments From the Town’s Papers. [Telegraph of Tuesday. J. A. Bull of Penn Valley says there has been no frost so far this year to kill green’ corn. Hon. C.C. Puwning of the Reno State Journal will visit his Grass Valley friends and his old stamping ground in a few days. J. H, Hopkins and wife and E. W. Hopkins of San Franciaco'arein town, The gentlemen are largely interested in mining at this place. A fuir sized audience greeted the appearance of the Ruggles Specialty Company at Van’s Opera House last Hight. “The company is a first classy one. Mr. Ruggles as a ventriloquist is a decided success, while Lemoine and Mixs Carrie Ruggles are artists on the trapeze. Miss Barrows execution of “Listen to the Mocking Bird’? on the piano was: very good indeed. The baby aerialista went through. their difficult feats, without a break. ‘There will be a change in the programme tonight and all should attend, for it is worth seeing. Lust Sunday evening while Mrs. Wm. Hamil, Mrs. Richard Steele and Miss Emma Collins were returning home frém Forest Springs in a wayon drifen by Master Ed, Hosking (they being on the rear seat of the wagon), the seat somehow jostled out of its regular place ‘and slipped off its position and with the occupants fell to the ground, The ladies struck ‘on their heads and backs and were severely injured. They were. dazed for some time afterward. It will be some time before they will be ableto be around, ; (Tidings of Tuesday.) George M_ Mott, of the firm of Crocker & Co. He tells us that he expecta to set out a forty-acre or fifty-acre pear and plum orchard on bis place this side of the Banner mountain—the old Pingree place, -Mr. Mott will have a model orchard, or we are mistakenin the man. \ { The ‘'American” faction of Court: Pride of Grass Valley, A. O. F., Held a meeting last niglit and receivéd a report of a committee that has been studying the legal status of the Court’s affairs. The action taken, if any, has not“been made public. The pipeline from the Empire to the North Star mine is again broken—at.or fear the point of the last break, on Little Wolf Creek, near. the Co. fax road. In consequence, operations at the North Star and Omaha mines are at a standstill. The frequent breaks in the pipe are anything but creditable to the contractors, a San Francisco firm. P. B. Fitzsimmons of Birchville informs us that the Grass Valley and North San Juan turnpike is in, firstrateshape. The storm washed it out in places, but-repairs were promptly made. ine Purdon road 16 Rept in better shape than ever according to the sume authority. Work. on the Hermosa mine has been suspended until next April, by which time the owners will bein a position to again push developments. The Knights of Pythias are preparing for a royal welcome to Grand Chancellor Crowley, Thursday night. Friday night all will go to Nevada City. . ee Clinch & Co, are fitting upthe room inthe building lately used for Postoffice quarters. A stock of miners’ supplies—heavy boots, blankets; etc. —will be put in, . Union of Wedresday. . Hon. M.J. Farrel and wife go to San Jose today for a week’s visit. Elam Biggs has been awarded the contract of supplying the town with 1200 feet of 4-inch iron pipe at 12 cents per foot. The pipe is to be laid on Washington, Bean, School and Pleasant streets. The new dry house and blackemith shopat the Gold Puint, to take place of the one destroyed by fire some time ago, has been completed. Underground work has also been resumed. The vein in the drifts and. stopes is very strong and is of good milling qualities, as proven by several large’ ciushings of the ore which have been made. The company have in contemplation the making of important improvements at the mine. H18som and Long have concluded the purchase of a large interest-in the Lone Star quartz: mine near Sierra City, and now control over three-fourths of the shares of the company, which has reorganized by the election of a -new Bourd of Directors consisting of Jogeph Weissbein, Joseph Snyder and Theodore Wilhelm of Grass Valley and John Costa and James Rankin of Downieville. Joseph Weissbein is President; John Costa, Vice President and Treasurer; Mr. Meroux is Secretary. The principal place of business is Downieville. A Great, Producer. The sack of 124 pounds of gold that passed through town the other day on its way from Grant & Apple’s quartz mine on Kanaka creek between Chips Flat and Alleghany was valued at $24,000. The owners have to date taken out $50,000 there at a cost for time and labor not &ceeding $1,000. They have but one man employed to work with them, The claim was abandoned twenty or more years ago by ‘parties who had run.a long tunnel on it, When Messrs, Graut.& 4pple took possessiou they had to extend the tunnel but fifteen of twenty feet further to encounter the bonanza that is now giving them so much wealth, —_—_——— Bookkeepers and others of sedentary habits cure constipation mith simmens Liver Regulator. Tue San ranci-co Evening Poet is of Sacramento, .isin town; ever made, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Lecal Imterest. The monthly meeting of Nevada Hose Company will be held Thursday evening. The W.C. T. U. will meet at the residence of Mrs. I. L. Bowman on Boulder street, Friday ut 2:30 Pr. m. E.T. Worthley is arranging to give a public bal at his hotel in Washington on Thanksyiving night.. The parties there are always enjovable. In excavating Wednesday for a sewer in the rear of the National Hotel, the workmen struck aninch ledge of good-looking ore. The ledge pitghes to the east. Chas, Stafford and Chas. H. “Briot have by their attorney, C. W. Kitts, each begun suit in the Superior Court against George Gunnuldson to quiet title to lands in Chicago Park neighborhood, ; B. H. Miller is exhibiting in the show window of his stare on Broad street afine assortment of the popular cassimere negligee shirts.’ They are in the very latest designs and shades, and are of superior qaality. TheAppeal says: Marysville Court of A. O. F. will send a delegation of fifteen or twenty Foresters to Grass Valley on next Wednesday,.to pay a fraterhal visit to the Court of that place. They will go up ina private conveyance. ' Those Nevada City Knights. of Pythias who contemplate going to Grass ‘Vulley Thursttay evening to participate in Olympic Lodye’s reception to theGrand Chancellor, will start from.the National’ Hotel at 6:15 o’clock. Fare for the round trip, 50 cents. James McGibbons on Wednesday . evening entertained a party of gentlemen with a dinner party at ‘Leddy « Cree’s restaurant. It was all in payment ofa wager as to the skill of Private Lanyon of Company C as a rifleman. Poetical invitations were issued.. : : , While*Wm. H. Barnes, the newspaper man, was lecturing at the Theater-in this city last Saturday evening, the Salvation Army bwrracks a few doors down the street were well nigh deserted, felt anything but pleased at the paucity of his congregation and when it ‘came his turn to speak exclaimed, “The Devil himself is up at Theater. He has\a)crowd there and is holding them so they can’t get away.” Those San Fraucisco journzelists seem to have a terrible hard name, A Mew Medical firm. Dr. Fred Hutchins has formed a copartnership with Dr. C, D. Bobo for the practice of medicine at this city. Dr. Hutchins is a graduate of Dartmouth College, and has been practicing fortwenty years, For seven years he was examinin physician forthe U. ”. wur uU Ul 4 C1lBIUUS, two years he has been located North Bloomfield. The card of the new firm is published elsewhere, A LUCKY TRIAL. The Good Fortune Which. Followed. It affords me great pleasure to send to you this voluntary statement of my experience in testing the merits of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, For the past five yearsI have been troubled with an exceedingly sluggish liver, including loss of appetite and distress after eating, pains in the back and kidneys, and boils around my neck and face. I tried many liver remediés, only gétting temporary relief. oI was recommended to try a bottle of “The California Remedy’. Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla as a test, and while taking the first hottle I became convincedvof its merits, for I could feel it was working a change in me. T took five bottles, and during that time my troubles left me. Everything is working full and regular, in fact it has cleansed, purified and braced me up generally. I feel like another man. You are at liberty to use this as you see fit, orcan refer whom you please to Ge bias_, With Beamish, corner Third and Market sweets, San Francisco. Ir was once supposed that scrofula could not be eradicated from the system; but the marvelous ‘results produced by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla disprove this theory. The reason is, this medicine is the most powerful blood-purifier ever discovered. palelesuer See sR Pears’ isthe purest and best Soa 8. L, R. means Simmons Liver Regulator sure. The Boss Photographer. C.J, Adams, the Grass Valley photographer, has the best fitted-up gallery and is one of the most experienced and skillful artists to be found anywhere. All should visit hisstudio and procure a dozen Gabinets which he is making forthe next thirty days at $24 dozen, Don’t miss the chance. The boom will not last long as there is. no money.to be made at this extremely low price. a tf. ——~+ 90 Brgcuam’s Piuts cure bilious and nervous ills. Iy you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery and feeds stable. ; ft 20 . Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drug Store as their giving away to their customers of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all threst and lung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting . }@ trial bottle free, large size $1. Every

bottle warranted. A Desirabie Besidence Property In Nevada City for sale’cheap. Enthe ing evening paper of San Franesi ing paper + sa quire of" W. HH. Barlow, Prospect . Hin, ens” The boss Sal vationiat’ the! for the past at PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Thomas Robinson’s child in dangerously ill. A Nivens, Jr., has returned from Trinity county. Hon, Dan T. Cole of the Mountain House has returned from the Bay. George M. Mottofthe Sacramento firm of H. S. Crocker & Co, isin town. Fred Wheeler has returned from a two-months’ visit to Denver, Colorado. ; M. Trood and N. B. Parazett of North Bloomfield were intown Wed‘nesday, : A. Fitzgerald, who used to live in “Moore's ~ Flat* region, has” returned from Montana, John Ragsdale of Cottage Hill, who recently attempted to kill himself, is again able to be around, . Miss Alice Crawford goes to Bloomfield Monday to visit friends. She may conclude to extend her journey to Bowman Dam, Mrs. R. M. Hunt, who. has been at Paso Robles Springs and ‘is greatly improved in health asa result of her stay there, is now in’ San Francisco. She is expected home next week. Mrs. W. W. B. Stevéns, who has been visiting friends at this city, returned Wednesday to her home in Oxkland, Mrs, Stevens is one of the most talented readers among all the amateurs who have been heard here. Mrs, E. W. Charles. and children take. their departure Thursday. for Menlo Park, Alameda county, ‘where the Dector is located. They have long been residents here ‘and leave behind them amyriad of friends to regret theiedeparture.§ . ~ Dr, KF. Liebrich, F. Zeitlor” and Henry Steinegger of San Francisco, sto: kholders in the Champion mine, arrived at this city Wednesday morning. Dr. Zeitler and Mr. Liebrich left during tne day for the St. Gothard mine above Columbia Hill. Wm. Cunningham, the old-time stageman who makes his home at this city now that he has retired from active bu iness, on Tuesday celebrate ed the seventy-second anniversary of his birth by givingadinner party to some friends with whom he has regularly observed the day in like manner for a number of years past. Time has dealt gently with “Uncle Bilpy.”’ He is as sturdy anil active as most ablebodied men the sunny side of forty, thanks to the good care he has taken of himself, : on + ©@e* aa ©. E. 8. Election, At Tuesday evening’s meeting of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, O. EB. &., the following were elected as officers: Mrs. E:rily Rolfe, W. M.; T. B. Gray, W. P.; Mrs. Wm. Floyd, W. A. M.;R G. McCutchan, Sec’y; Mrs, Sarah Giles, Treas. ; Mrs, W. Holmes, Con. ; Miss Lucy Gray, Associate Con. AUG ABCA aALIOUe Wilk WAG plalo Ul the evening of the 19th instant. EEE An Kiegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, 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 Uity. tf The importance of purifying the blood cannot be” overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich “the-biood; ant Tioul’s Sarsapariiia ts Worthy” -your confidence, It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. GiveitatrialHood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar Se viesimenmsrcetnannpeilimini tence Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of Californie, so lays*ive and nutritious, with the medicin-: virtues of. plants mown to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act gently yet oromptly onthe . : KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL AND TO Cleanse the System Effectually, S80 THAT == PURE BLOOD, . ag REFRESrING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow, Every one is using it and ali are delighted with it) Ask your truggist for SYKUP OF FIGS. Manu. factured omy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,. Sau Francisco, Car, Lovisvicia, Ky, New Voru, H.¥ “woman bound up the wounds and . where she has some. household furni“SHE WEAKENED. A Woman Stops Suiciding Because It Hurt. : Shortly after dark Tuesday evening Abbie Alleu, a woman living in a house of bad repute situated on Com<4 merialc street, tried to commit suicide by gouging herself in the left wrist with a pair of scissors, She made five ‘Sr six superficial scratches near the main artery, then desisted because the operation hurt too auch. Another sent for Marshal Neagle who. lodged! her in jail where she now is," The Marshal found in her possession a revolver which she saya she would have used to,put herself out of trouble if some Officious person had not removed the cartridges from it. She further stated that on a former occa: sion she tried to kill herself with landunum, but had‘such terrible pains that she would never fool with that drug any more. Abbie Allen, which is an assumed name, is about 25 years old, rather good looking,and when. sober is pleasant appearing. When in l.quor, bowever, she is violent and foul-mouthed; Sheformerly resided at Placerville ture in pawn. She has made her headquarters here for six months or. so past, alternating between this city and Forest Hill. For several weeks she has-been drinking heavier than ever. On the f3th of last month, after she-had been on a protracted spree, sho was jailed at her owir request, “as she said she was afraid she would make trouble if she remained at large. A few days after she was, released on promising to drink nomore. “She has recently been indulging again freely, and the authorities talk of sending her up for insanity now if she will not go to her sister who is said to be willing to give hera good home provided she quita-ber bad ways, She owes a few dollars here for rent and provisions,and her inability to pay the debts appears to be one of her main causes of worriment. + 2@eeYoung Temperance Workers. Eprror Transcriet—On Sunday last the Silver Spray Band of Hope at Indian Flat held their twenty-second meeting at the résidence ef 'H, Trevaskis. Tho room was filled with an attentive audience. The meeting was opened by the Lord’s Prayer and singing of ‘‘Dare to Do Right’”’ by the members, followed by a lesaon from their ritual and catechism. Next were recitations in the contest for the Demorest silver medal. Mrs, Trevaskis has organized a class of eight for medals, Two have been awarded at former meetings. On Sunday Clara Van Ben-Thusen received the third for excellence in the recitation entitled, ‘The Rumseller’s Legal Rights.”” The judges were Dr, Mary Little, Mrs. H. J. Merritt and Mra. A. J. Forman. The madala ava: Ferme lta 3 thee VF Baa nings Demorest, a teniperance leader of New York City, and are of solid silver. Up to the present time Mr. Demorest has given over four thousand of these medals to Bands of Hope and other temperance organizations for children, Mrs, Trevaskis has formed the first class in Nevada City. Sorine. . ey Tue consciousness of having a rem; edy at hand for croup, pneumonia, sore throat, and sudden colds, is very cohsoling toa parent. -With a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in the house one feels, in such cases, a sense of seEvangelistic Work. How I did wish last winter that Sam Jones would come to Nevada City, and warm us all up and unite us heart and soul on the one subject of importance; but he was not called. ‘A lady evangelist has come among us, gifted, earnest, learned in spiritual thinge, and it would seem as if these meetings were much needed, and ¢ everything that could be Over until next week should be;“and that all Christians . d be instant in prayer and eStistant in their attendance upon these meetings. The evangelistic work is the foundation of W. OC, T. U. work, and, there is a four years course of study that fits one for the work that Miss Kellogg is doing. It may: be of crirt to know that in this State four women are pursuing this course and two of them are residents of Nevada City. Misa Kellogg was discouraged Monday night, aff this should not occuragain, This may be the beginning of temporal and spiritual blessings fer this fair city. H, J. M. ee a —— The Rugales Specialty Co. The Southern Utonian in speaking of the troupe which will appear at this city on Thursday, Friday and’ Saturday eveninys says:‘The entertainment provided by the Ruggles Specialty Co. is one that is pronounced firatClass by those who have attended. Mr. Lamoine certainly standa in the lead in his contortionist -acts, among the beat.of which is his doubling through a 14-inch hoop with a lighted lamp balanced en his forehead, The several acts of pyramid building by Le-! moine, Carrie Ruggles, Little May and Master Charlie, is good and drew forth merited applause. The trapeze performance by. the Babes was neatly done, while Lemoin and Carrie were . . grand in their mid-air evolutions, It is said to have been Aur tt beat. show of the kind seen in Beaver for a long time. We should not forget the legerdemain and ventriloquism of Mr, Ruggles. Iv his acts he was good and performed his work clean, They should certainly meet with good :patronage wherever thy go.” Asrircu in time. Tale Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sicknese, FREE GANDY. A Box of Pure French Candy Given Away Free to every customer at our Grand Tea Sale! The Most Liberal Offer Ever Made, ‘NOME ONE, COME ALL (Ladies eapecialC ly), and yet a box of our Delicious rench Candy, Free of Charge, with our celebrated TEAS, COFFEES and 8PIOES, Great Ametican Imp'g Tea Co. Having Forty Stores in successful operation enables us to undersell all others, Cc olal -&t. Navada Citu. LOC : PER POUND ON YOUR TEAS, If you want choice Teas, come see ts, If you want Pure Coffees, come see us, If you want Pure Spices, come ee us, If you want to save 26 cents on every dollar, come see us Our goose are cholvest, our prices the lowei “'tTwou Bave o ‘ PER POUND ON YOUR COFFEES Every time you come direct to our Btores, Gt. American [mp. Tea Co. MAKE NO MISTAKM, Give usa call and PRICES OF CROCKERY CHINA, GLABS AND TINWARE ARK CUT A CLEAN curity nothing else can give. They show Booka, small and gas And a full line of Stationery, h HH. LENNIE & CO. MAKE ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA,’ THE ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK, H. H. LENNIE AND COMPANY EXHIBIT THEIR STOCK, ear what they say ;— : We have Dusters, Knives, Toothpicks, Penholders and Pencils, Plush Albums, Fine Scrap Books and Artists’ utensils. Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Razors and Clocks, And Music and Jewelry for all sorts of folks. Babies’ Buggies and Hammocks we’re selling at cost, Come, secure them at once, there’s no time to be lost. For custom we’re thankful and anxious to please, And provide for your comfort we offer you these. -Leck-oit for cur Chrietmas-Geeds-suited-te-all; To when searching for Presents pray give us a call. Our stock is all fresi¥and our prices are low, You'll save money by dealing with LENNIE & CO, i-2 THEIR BOW a . of Grave matter and Gay, sn a Se 2 —o Gentlemen's Fancy Colore $1.25 will be sold for 75 cent MEDLICOTT NATURAL GRA J. H. WAY & BROTHER, bought for in San Francisco. Slaughter Week ! @Qur Grand Sale Wmudes wee Ie Still Going On! THIS WEEK ONLY! DON’T FAIL TO SEE THEM. Our assortment in the following branda is stil! complete : SWITS CONDE FRENCH UNDERWEAR, YUNDS, KYNE & KENNEDY, NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK, CALIFORNIA HOSIERY CO., MORRIS MILLS, Etc., Etc., Etc. Our rent and other expenses are light,therefore we sell these goods from 20 to 30 per cent. less B®. HE. WILLER, . Odd Fe llows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City ——s < d Knit Undershirts, worth 8. Y, ait than they can be A Weman’s Discovery \ “Another, wonderful discovery has county, Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood ite severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and de: th seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought ofusa bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Cunsumption dnd was so mitich relieved by the first dose that sho slopt all night, one bottle having miraculously cured her. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. C. Hatnrick & Co., of Shelby, N. O.—Wet a fres bottle at Oarr Broa, dikdininciadibasliindc Brain-workers; keep your heads interest to the readers of the Thans-. clear and bowels open, Tuke Simmons Liver Regulator. -LEAVENING POWER Of the various Baking Powders illustrated by actual tests, _ROYAL (Pure) apenas GRANT'S* (Alun).. RUMFORD'S* (‘cech), , ee HANFORD'S (when (resh) SA CHARM * (Alum Powder), = DAVIS? * and 0. K.* (Alum) CLEVELARND'S.,..... SRR SEN PIONEER (San Francisco),.,,. at GBR has gee my Pea ON PARES ai i SNOW FLAKE (Groft's).., CONGRESS . ok.. eas o ——z NNER Velceriicrricauacsiekenl PRA MANFORD'S (None Such), when not fresh.. PRARL (Andrews & C0.) 0.. cece a RUMFORD'S * (Phosphate), when not fresh, a Reports of Government Chemists. “The Royal Baking Powder la composed of pure and wholosome ingredients. It doow not contain eithdr alu or phosphates, or other Injurtous substances, he ‘Epwarp G, Love, Ph D.”’ “The Royal Daking Powder ta undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. “HENRY A, Morr, M.D., Ph. D."! “Tho Royal Baking Powder ts pureatin qual: {ty and highest in strongtn of any baking powder of which I have knowledgo. ‘Wa, MoMurrai, Ph ob" "All Alum baking powders, no matter how high their strength, areto be avoided anda porone. f hosphate powders liberate their gar ” free) .Or under climauc changes suffer deterioration, been made and that too by a lady in this . TRADE REMED CURES DY “PAL Washington, Tex. Jone 1838, fad enffered off and on for hak tw was b: Rae W Sintuenn. At Darveowre and Dearena WHE CHARLES A WOGELER CO., Baltimere, U4, FPOF. F. FRANK, —THENow :-: York :-: Optician. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY LX corrected on the best scientific princtples. GLASSES ground from the very best stone material used in any country. Larweat Stock of the. BEST ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYKS always on hand, &@CONSULTATION FREE, “@@ Office— Main Street, two doors above No, residence. 1 coniniaeancinniatroniittl Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1888-9, No. 87—African Church, lot 8, block 26, Pine street, Tax §2.10, Coats 61 cents, Tax and coata $2.71, No. 124-9, B, Crawford mortgere sow gone on JW. Worthington’s fot 1, block 42, Tax $2.10 Costa élcents, Tax and costé, $2.71. No. 208—-Maggle Gill, lot 4, block 80, sou! side-of Commercial atrevt, §6 cefita’ Tax and coats, $1,¢1, No. 280—F. G. Guild, Jr, lot 4, block 20/ Coyote street, Tax 63 Gente. Coata 58 cents, Tax and costa, $1.06, No, 26—James Hazel, let 7, block 41, north side aft DeerCrevk, Tax $5.96, Coats 80 cents, Tax and costa, $6.75, No. &7—Katateof Mra Hannah Long, low Qand 8 block 15, east aide of Pine street. M . Costs 80 cents, Tax: and gosta, i.40 No, 41%-National Exchange Hote), lot 7, Nock 16, south side.of Broad. street ; lot 10, block 14, Spring street, Tax $17,560, Costa $1.88. ‘Tax and coate, $18.87, No. 4iv--Jacopel Paldine, mortgage for $150 0n PB. D, Polidori’s lot No. 12, block Sicents Tax and costs, $1.66. Ang notice is hereby .siven that unless the taxve delinquent inthe foregoing delinguunt list are eke the property on which sald delinquent taxes are a lea, willbe sold on Saturday, Nov. 23d, 1889, At public anctionin front, ofthe City Halt dour, Inthe City'an t County of Nevada, to the bidder whe will take the leant quautity, of the lund, or incase an individual te aasessed, tha smalieat portion of said intereat and pay the taxes and cost due. Bald sale will commence at to'clook A, M. on eald raturday, November 284, 1880, commencing at the head of the Hatand ene use alphabetically, or in numerical order until aald sale incompleted Witness my handthis lat day of Novem: ber, A. Dy 1889, JAS, NEAGLE, City Marahal, CERY STORE On the ay. Weisenburger . BURNT QU/T su sit on oak Weisenburger Bros., Have temporarily re-opened their FEED AND GRO. Plaza, OPPOSITE THEIR OLD STAND, On the Lot formerly occupied by Wm. Barton's. Blacksmith’s Shop, until their new store is completed. ~ Always on hand a large stock of Hay, Grail, Feed, Groceries, Provisions, SPUDS, Hito., At the Very Lowest Prices for Cash. @@ All persons indebted to us are requested to call and settle without de Brs,, Nevada City — . — oo oo So OVERSTOCKED! OVERSTOCKED! Carpets! WALL PAPER. before. ’ es es Ss Ys Having overstocked ourselves. with goods we will, after Octobér rst, offer Great Inducements in our establishment in FALL and WINTER GOODS, Our stock is complete in every department for fall and winter wear. LADIES, MISSRS AND CHILDREN'S CLOAK A. Specialty ! Having reeeived these goods direct. from manufac‘turers, we CAN and wiLL give you Styles and Prices which will compete with any establishment on the Coast. > Carpets ! . __We have also received a large stock of INGRAIN, BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER and /VELVET Carpets direct from the Eastern manufacturers, were never before seen in this city or county. QUR PRICES AND ASTONISHING. WALL PAPER. Greater reduction in prices in that line than ever known CALL AND BE CONVINCED at thePALACE DRY GoOoDs STORE, ROSENBERG BROS,, Proprietors, SPRAINS. with strained back; no trouble he ry oon . Eneine House, at Mre. Hamilton's . Pax $1,06,-Costa ~ north side of Court street, Tax $1.06, Costa . Such designs