September 14, 1892 (4 pages)

I, Ht. vak. gles sialty. ontion = ad efining. ID FOR re. ma & : Brn wing gue ~~-sulphureta, $1,401 92. Published Every Evening Except . days and Legal Iolidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Month : $6 a Year. WEDNESDAY EV’NG SEPT. 14, ’O2. Cards. DAN. 8. COLLINS, Candidates’ : Regular Democratic Nominee for Public Administrator. B. F. SNELL, Regular Republican’ Nominee for County Treasurer. J. J. GREANY, : Regular Democratic Nominee for County Clerk. E. C. MORGAN Regular Democratic Nominee for County Recorder. R. I, THOMAS, -— Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. Ww. L. COLE. Regular Republican Nominee for Sherif. Fy) D. D. BOWMAN, Regular Republican Nominee for District Attorney. JOHN WERRy, ; & Regular Republican Nominee for County Recorder. Cc. E. UREN, Regular Republican Nominee for Surveyor. = A 8. W. MARSH, ’ Regular Republican Nominee for County Clerk. VERY LECKY. Suefamentans Who are in a Way to Make a Great Deal of Money. News: Ore from the Live Oak mine, near Nevada City, is showing up well. Assays inade by C. D. Lane of Angels Camp last Wednesday showed the following result per ton: Free gold $71 16; “That is certainly good enough rock for any use,” as the assayer added to his report. Work on the mines is to be commenced at once. : This propertyjwas recently bought by Sa: ramento business men and has been incorporated with a capital of $125,000. The directors are J. A. Moffitt, H. J. Stoethe, Emil Henrich, A. Gerber, George H. Clark, R. J. Gordon and Thomas Ruddock. 3 En srcrnitaecemmn . Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson dij-tf Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works: Att kinds of school supplies at Carr Bros, : Wx. Barron, sole agent for Medallion, best Havana filler cigar at 5 cents. Try it tipati Pills Pp 3 : p Simmons Liver Regulator cures constipation, Unless the breath is life a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven snow, ' There is no dazzling smile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought within the spell of SOZODONT. Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed aad L ery Stable. All Run Down From the weakening effects of changing weather, by hard work, or from a long illness, you need a good tonic and blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do do now. It will give yo. strength and appetite, purify and vitalize your blood. “T have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigesticn, restiessness in the night, and in the morning . would get up with a very Tired Feeling. iter taking only a part of the fitst bottle of ‘Hood’s Sarsaparilla I could rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke up. -£ must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilia is all it is recommended to be.’ Mus. H. D. ‘Wrvans, 210 E. Mason S8t., Jackson, Mich. “I ‘have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a dlood purifier and am: well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine ‘ for the purpose.” Ws. G. WunrxTH, or ganist; St. Mary's Chureh, Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much venefit “rom Hood’s Barsqpurilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pueumonia.” Rev. ¥F.#H. Apams, New Hartford, Ct. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by druggists. $1; six for $5, Prepared by ©.1. HOOD & 0O., Apothecaries; Lowell, Masa, x00 Dosce One Dollar “THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. SunTzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a -. A. Isourd, 7 LIST OF DELEGATES Who Have Been Selected tor the Miners’ Conveation, The Execntive Committee of the Nevada County Miners’ Association have selected the following named gentlemen as delegates to the State Miners’ Con. vention, which will be held in San Francisco on Tuesday November 13th. gE Campbell, N.C. Miller, A BRAR STORY. 4 Correspondeut Who Will Furnish an Affidavit That It Is True, The snow was so deep in the upper part of Nevada county last winter that A. B. Dobbie, Geo. E. Turner, E. Coleman, E. Tilley J. Goodwin, Joseph Weissbein, hi. A. Wiltse, A_ Burrows, (has. Kitts, Eugene Creller, (eo. Grant, D. Binkleman, Yan. Cough.an, Chris. Mallon, Q.-K. Cloudman, D. McPhetres, N. Parazette, R. Noell, J. M. Buffington,’ J. S. Robinsody, James Hoskins, C. Stocks, Fred. Zeitler, J.G. Math: r, C.J. Brand, J. S. McBride, J. M. Walling, Alf. Tregidgo, J. F. Kidder, C. Schuster, Geo. C Gaylord, (ius Kartchusky, John Vincent, E. J. Rector, F.C. Luetje, A. Maltman, W. W. Waggoner, Geo. Star, Frank Eilerman, Geo. Mainhart, Dr. C. Muller, Geo. Fletcher, Chas. Grimes, Henry Lane, G. Brockington, B. N. Shoecraft, John Stocks, Harry Towle, ‘‘has. Uren, iy Ff Wadsworth, J. L. Holmes, R. McMurray, A. S. Bigelow, W. F. Englebright, M. L. Marsh, : T. Fairweather, A. B. Dibble, Theo. Wetzel, ¥ Niles Searls, C. D. Eastin, Fred Sea ls, R. D. Skidmore, 1, 8. Calkins, W. H. Martin, John Webber, A. J. Ismert, \. Tam, Wm. Giffin, Robt. Simmons, S. N. Stranahan, 1. J--Rolfe, J. H. Onstott, A. Blumenthal, Samuel Bevens, Chris. Jepsen, Alex. Roach, Chas. Hegarty, John Knotwelt, Robt. Moore, W. ‘T. Thomas, Owen Penrose, Samuel Peck, E. P. Hager, Rasmus Kossgen, J. N. Lakenan, E. Carlyon, James Nettle, _ John Pooley, C. Clinch, €. H. Mitchell, H. S. Spaulding, J. A. Northway, Frank Nilon, B. H. Miller, James Opie, Chas, Nettle, Tom. Daniels, John Glasson, R. Shoemaker, Wm. Campbell, KE. R. Abadie, E M. Preston, Johu Eddie, S. Granger, ‘theodore Wilhelm, J. Bennallack, M, T. Hubbard, “f'Dave Marwick, P. T. Riley, 'H. C. Cailaian, John McBean, A. 1). Mason, T. J. Waggoner, D. Furth, M. C, ‘Taylor, ©. . McGlashan, W. J. Mitchell, W. A. Sleep, Gea. Marphy, P. F. Simonds, B. J. Watson. If any of the above named delegates can not attend the Convention they are requested to notify W. F. Englebright, Secretary, immediately, that their places may be filled without delay. W. L,Cole’s Candidacy. The Grass Valley Union in speaking of W. L. Cele’s candidacy. for Sheriff says: After an earnest contest Mr. Cole received the nomination by a large majority, thus attesting “his standing and popularity in the Republican party. His name is’a familiar one to the voters-uf the county, as by his long connection with the staging business and his position for the past two years as Collector of Internal Revenye, has been brought in close relation to the people of the county. That he is well qualified for the office is generally conceded, and. that he has much popularity is also known. He has worthy competicors for the office, and the people of the county have an assurance that whoever wins the du ies of the office will be faithfully executed. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding :: Carl Maier vs. Greenhorn Lumber Co. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $94. People vs. Wm. Hyndman, sentence postponed ‘until Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Wm. Higgins et al. vs. J. G. Johnson. On trail. Estate and Guardianship of Mrs. Mary Canfield, an incompetent person. Order directing notice of application for letters of guardianship oe oe Democratic Meeting. Democrat: Congressman Caminetti of this district will speak at Wheatland Wednesday evening and Smarteville. on Saturday. He will endeavor to explain the Caminetti bill to the satisfaction of the people of the valley, which it is nut necessary to do in the mining districts. Mr. Caminetti will be in Marysville Thursday, September 22d, when the meeting takes place of the new AntiDebris Association, he having been requested to attend and explain to them the effect of the amendments to the bill adopted on its fiual passage in the House. tal wn Naif ASE Particular Notice. L. Hyman & Co., are_now fitting up in an exvensive manner, a first-class department for Ladies’, Gentlemen's and’ Children's shoes. They are uow receivCalifornia manufactured goods. No Cheap John goods in the store. Nothing else but first-class goods, an 1 we are now able to please everybody. Come and see our hoots and shoes and we guarantee you will make a saving of fifty cents on every] dollar. a \ 2t Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil\blai_s, Corns, aiid all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required ion o1 money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale tUarr Brothers’ Dru Store. a20ly Girl Wanted Girl wanted, in small family. Enquire at this office. a31-tf Boy Wantea the National Hotel Barbar Shop. " ; : 813-4 To insure a.hearty appetite and inRegulater ; ing an extra fine stock of Eastern and . ) {tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac . it was impossible tor the lumbermen and tanners to move their lumb r and bark, and I had a lot of contract bark snowed under with the rest. In March things get so that work could be resumed, and I walked outone day to the woods to lo k my bark piles tver. 1 came to one pile that the men had piled on top of a . ridge, the side of which was ao steep that I saw at once that nothing could get in there to haul it away, «nd I was madder . than a hornet at the men for piling the bark in such an impossible place. Tha . . side of the hill ran down at an angle cf 45 degrees, and was bare and smooth. There was a level space, 300 yards or so wide at the bottom, and then the creek. “Now,” I said, “if that bark was only piled upon the bank of the. cteek, it would save me a god deal of money. As it is, it will také a good deal of money ‘. to get it there.” There had been 3 or 4 inches of snow during the night, and it had been followed by one of those cold sleet storms, so common in this part of the State. This had coated the snow with a surface as amooth and as hard as glass. 1 had to Wear ice creepers to walk cn it. I was walking away from the hill in disgust over“ the shortsighteduess of my men, and had got into the woods; when [heard a noise behind ne, and looking back,I saw two old bears and two little cubs standing on the brow PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People "Old and Young, GQ. A. Dieter of Loomis is bere on a visit, Chas. Worthley of Washington is in town. \ Mra. A, Burrows is visiting friends at the Bay. Lawyer Thos. 8. Ford has gone to Sacramento. R. V. Hatton came down from Ormonde today. Niles: Searls Jr. of Oakland is here for a few day's visit. L. Camp of Oakland cane up on the train last evening. F. B. McGinley of Fresno came in on last evening’s train. : James Cairns went to Sacramento on the neon train today. W. L. Cole returned home laat evening from Sacramento. T. O. Edward; and wife, of Chicago, arrived here last evening on a viait, D. T. Col: came down from the Mountain House today on his way below. Dr. R. M. Hunt left on the noon train for San Francisce, to be gone-a few days: Mrs. White of Goodyear’s Bar is here on her way to. Sacramento to visit friends. Leon Heintzen of Forest City arrived here today on his way to San Francisco. Miss May Latrelle of Downieville arrived here today on her way to Oakland. Peter Mangels of Camptonville came down on the stage today on his way to San Francisco. Rev. W. 8S. Urmy has been appointed of the hill. The old bears d to be intent on the icy hill in front of them, and they acted as if they were holding a vonsultation on it. Pretty soon the big. aest bear squatted himself on his haunches, ‘and, inclining himself along toward the edge of the hill, finally struck the icy incline, and away he went down the plain like a shot fiom a gun, and across the level stretch at the bottom of the hill, and clear to the bank of the creek, When the bear came back up the hill he ‘was the most pleased looking creature I ever saw. He seemed .to be tickled to death. Tobogganing had been a delightful surprise to him. He rejoined his family at the top of the slide, and he danced like a dervish in his enthusiam. Then he held an earnest conflab with his mate, and it was plain to see thatthe was trying to induce her to make atrial of tobboggan, but she was timid. He at last overcame her fears, and she squatted and tried the same sport. That settled it. She went bick up the hill as tickled as the old fellow had been, and they had a gleeful breakdown together. Phen the mother minded the bab es, and the ald man took another turn at the slide. Ther he went luck and took care of the cubs until the old lady took her turn down the slide. This thing went on for 15 minutes, and I stayed to see the fun. By that time I could: see that the continuous sliding on the ice had worn the fur all off where they sat on the snow, andI could see by thetr acHons that these bare places were getting a little tender. They had gotten so 'tender after a little while the two bears quit shding. I could see that this was a great disappointment to them, but they gave up ard finally turned to leave the place. As they were moving away the old man bear’s eyes fell on my pile of bark piled near by, he stopped a moment’ and a great idea struck him. He grabbed one of those pieces of bark, placed its smooth side on the snow. , Sjuatted on the other . side and away he went faster than he had gone at any time before, down the hill on a regular tobboggan. Well, maybe the sport wasn't renewed then. First the old man bear, and then'the old woman, whiz down that slide, and of course didn’t bother to bring their piece of bark back, but taking a new piece from the pile each ume. After they had tobbogganed for a good while, one at a time, the two old bears held another family conf*rencé, and what do you think the result was? Why they suddenly come to tive conclusion that it wasn’t just the right thing-tor-them. to have all the fun to themselves, so each bear took a cub, held it on the bark tobbogg-n in front of them, and gave the cubs the benefit of the fun as well as themselves. Well, sir, they kept that up until they had turned every piece of bark there had been on that hill into a tobboggan, and had no mere toride on, and then thef went away amiling inte the woods. I had been enjoying the sight of the tobbogganing bears so much that I never thought of what they were doing for ne, but after they were gone, it suddenly came to me that they had moved my pile of bark to just the spot where I wanted it, and saved me a good many fat dollare. I was a trifle disappointed, because the bears hadn’t piled the bark up nicely, on the ‘bank of the river, but then a man ought not to expect every thing, ought he ? Yours and ete., ee oY Sen Plenty of Holidays. This month there were two holidays. Next month we sliall have Colambus Day, on the 2lst; in November co nes Thanksgiving Day, and m December,’ Christmas; in January New Year's Day, and in February Washington’s birthday. Surely there can be no complaint that there is no time for play or rest in the American calendar California. : ence A At aa Methodist Appointments. The Methodist Conference his concluded its labors and adjourned. Rev. John Chisholm has been sent to the Folthe pastor selected for the charge in this city, = ' Purse Found. ’ A purse, containing a mlver coin, was found on Monday on the Graas Valley road, The owner can have it by paying for this notice. al3-tfCau early at Carr Bros., and get your school books before the supply gets short, ‘ as interpreted in. som Church, and Rev. J. F. Murrish is\Presiding Elder of the Napa District, by the M. KE. Conference. Rev. C. E. Rich, formerly pastor of the M. E. Church in this city, is now stationed at Yuba City. “Mrs. Wright of Oakland, who has been visiting friends at North Bloomtield, arrived here today on her way home. Ghas. Alhman a. d family, of Oakland, who have been at North Bloomfield visiting friends, arrived here teday on their way home, : : Mrs. Chas. McBean of Fresno, who has been visiting the family of John MeBean of Washington, arrived here today on her way home. ee A. R. Morrison, F. Blain and M. Peterson and wife, of North Bloomfield, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. Mrs. Dr. Proshold, fomerly Miss Sadie O'Donnell, returned to San Francisco yesterday after an extended visit to her parents in this city. Chas, Paine and wife, of North San Juan, who have been to San Francisco on their wedding tour, arrived here today on their way home. Edward Lynch, a leading mining attorney of Fresno, who has been here in the interest of the Champion Mining Company, returned home on the. noon train. Miss EK. Mooser, Miss D. Toppin and Mrs. Toppin, of San Francisco, who have been visiting the family of D. T, Cole of the Mountain House, arrived here today on their way below. John Glasson left yesterday for San Francisco, where he will go by steamer to Portland, Oregon, to attend the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the 1.0.0. F. A. R. Lord will leave in a day or two on the same mission. SERN SSIES mn What Stronger Proot Is needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming in telling of —marvellous cures it has effected after all other remedies had failed ? Hood's Pills cure Constipation. Pythian Sisters, Attention. All those members wishing to go to Grags Valley, on Thursday, Sept. 15th, to attend-the Anniversary Party, to be given by Olyinpic Temple, No. 10, will please leave their names with Mrs, Mary Hamilton. By order Mary Hamitton, M. E. C. Adelaide Denney, M. of R. &C. 812-3 ——— 99 S————___Ladies Here's Yours Chance To buy Grockery, Glass, China and Tinware of latest designs and patterns about one-half the usual prices, at the Great American Importixe Tra: Co's. RE, Commercial Street, Nevada City. They have revolutionized old time prices. Go and see them. s Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. E reali tnmmer So simple yet always efficacious in al bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regulator, Smoxx the Medallion at Barton's, the finest 5 cent cigar in America. Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtliul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. Scuour Books, at-Carr Bros. A caRLoap of Buffalo Reer just reccived, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Bey POUR MEN KILLED, Desperate Fight With Train Robbers, Evans and Sontag = Fresno, Sept. 13—A posse encéuntered Evans and Soutay at Saison Flats today about noon and an exchange ot shots took place. The robbers made a desperate defence and killed four men and wounded others. Thést killed are: McGinnis, United States Marshal; Dick Olsen, a man named Wilson and another, whose name hag not yet been learned. é George Witty, the. same who was wounded before was again shot and the horse ridden by Constable Warren Hill was shot from under him. The news has caused great excitement and additional ofticers are going in pursuit. Z SEVEN MURDERS Have Taken Place in the Choctaw Nation Sine Yesterday. * Cappo, I. T., Sept. 13.—Seven men are reported to have been murdered since yesterday morningin the Vhoctaw Nation incidental :to the political war raging there. Governor Jones has dispatched an armed forge to the seat of trouble and time,THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seen by the Daly Traasrigt Reporter. If at any time in these days you’ feel cholerai#h, don’t take auy cure you see published in a newspaper, byt, get a doo‘tor at ofice abd just as quickly as pessi\ ble. é m. We understand that the exhibition of practical mining and milling mineral ores that was made at the State Fair has been stopped a0 as to save expenses, ‘The fair does not seem to be doing a very paying business. “COLORADO POLITICS A Split in the Democratic Convention at Pueblo. Pvursro, Cal., September 13.— Owing to the seating of the Weaver contestants from Arapahoe and Lesa counties, . the Cleveland delegates bolted fromtne Democratic convention last night. The Weaver delegates then indor ed the People’s party Presidential Electors and authorized the State Central Committee to nominate a State ticket. Eee Sein oles Fire at the Davis Ranch. Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock a fire broke out onthe Davis Ranch, situated on the old ridge road between this place and Nevada City. A quarter of a mile of feticing and thirteen cords of wood were destroyed, besides some timber and lots of good grase. The loss. is about $150. W. H. Miner is the owner of the property and the loser, The cause of the fire is not known.— Telegraph. nec mana orncrrratrat meron Whea the Trap is Sprung Upon us, as it sometime is, ina most unexpected manner by disease, we appreci. ate the fact that it is a most insidious foe, and that not only is it necessary to . combat it by the most potent inedicinal . agencies, but to prevent its manifestation at all by counteracting the causes . that produe it. Thus, exposure in wet ' weather, the enforced wearing of damp . clothes during a storm, a thorough draught, unaccustomed diet and water, . bodily or mental overwork, are breeders of disease, but Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will prevent their inducing it. This medicine fortifies the system against the assured effects such causes would other. . wise produce. To the mariner, miner, t the outdoor laborer, the slave of the desk and pen, and the overworked generally, . it is of the utmost advantage. Dyspepsia, kidney trouble, malaria, biliousness, all yield to it, . Nornie 80 well relieves thirst-or in vigorates a person on a hot day asa glass . of Carr Bros’. pure fountain. Soda Water. ——— -—.+~0Ge oe ' Something modern: Foley’s Nougat Ice Cream. No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf + @e oSpecimen Cases. ‘ 8. H. Clifford, New Casaecl, Wia., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his. Liver was affected to an alarming degree appetite fell away, and he was terribly. reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Flectric Bitters cured him, Fdward Shepherd Harrisburg, HL, had a running sore on his “leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and hix leg _is sound aad well, John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bot: tle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cared him entirely, Sold keeps aheavy guard round him all the = Sale MOTEL ARRIVALS, —— ' Union Arrivals. th : John Mitchell, Corrallis, Oregon, A. F. Dunnington, San Francisco, A. D. Mason, ee Caas. Ky Townsend, ib Chas, Worthley, Washington, J. W. DeGoha, Grass Valley, Chas. Miller, i Ge-Wright, = M. A.’ homas, Berkely, Thos. F, Garber, “ G. A. Deiter, Loomis, W. H. Blain, Bloomfield, A. R. Morrison, * F. Blain, Ch Mas. Peterson & “, T. B. McGinley, Freano, R. A. Paine, Lake City. TRE SECOND NIGHT, The Woodthorpe Company Giving Satis. faction—Touight’s Dill Nine-year-old Georgie Cooper was the steller attraction at the Theater last evening. Her rendition of the part of “Lord Fauntleroy” was so finished and realistic as to win for her the admiration Iw all derangements of the liver acure is certain if you take Simmons Live tnt of everybody present. The adult characters were all well presented, and the interest in the play was ‘naintained through the three long acts. It will be repeated at Saturday’ afternoon’s matinee. Tonight the bill will consist of “Poor National. Exchange. D. Tuttle, San Juon, Mrs. G. Zink, ** S. M. Gilman, “ H. Paine, Lake City, C. Paine, « Jo,” a drama constructed from some of the most interesting features of Dickens’ “Bleak House,” Georgie Woodthorpe will sustain the character of “Jo,” the homeless aud friendless urchin, and the remainder of the cast will be as follows: C. “amuel, San Francisco, F. McCormack, ‘ M. Levy, “ J. W. Meyer, Se W. B. Vineyard, Smartsville, L. Conrath, " J. Ruiz, “ " N. Searles Jr., Thos. Brown, Pleasant Valley, F. 'W. Seitz & w., Forest City, R. B. Chew, Red . W. P. McCarty, Downieville, T, A. Edwards, & w., Chi 0, J. P. Ebaugh, Willow Valley, F. Rex, Rough & Ready, 8. C. Bivens, Rloomtield, D. L. Calkins, Selby Flat, J. B. Tuliy, Washington. ca eee Special For a Short Time. The Great American Imrortina Tra Co, is giving Exrka Douste Presenrs to everybedy at their store, Commercial St., Nevada City. ‘fheir Teas, Coffees and Spices are pr i perfection. Visit them and get the best. ~ Wrruovrt a doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. It has cured thousands, ee No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator, A Gold Watch Free. A Gold’ Watch within your reach. “Palo Alto Cigarettes,” the purest and best. Schmidt Bros., sole agents for Nevada City. aug22-Im ‘Days of «'49,"" Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family tse. Meyerfeld, Mitchell. & Siebenhauer, cole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. ja2s-ly Impure or vitiated blood fs nine times out of ten caused by somo form of constipation , . family, ____. try _patronste-havethe—sa Tulkinghorn, a Solicitor .-. Frank Cleaves Buckett,» Detective.” P. Cc. White Mr. Suagaby eee ee A. C, 8 ‘therland Guppy G. F. Green Harrigan, a Policeman . Mr. chadbourne The Beadle Sir Leicester Small Wee! Fr d A. Cooper -. Warren De Lano F. B. Caiter -. Grant Forman Grant Wall jady Deadiock) Hortense § Miss L'zaie Linsham Esther Summerson Miss Foster Mra. Suageby. .,. Mies Alma 8h) rma ‘The low prices of admission and the very satisfactory quality of perform inces Provided by the Woodthorpe Company should result in the Theater being well filled every night this week. ——_—__—_==___ Situation Wanted. By a lady to do housework in @ small Apply at the Travyscairr office, a29-lw. . PIPES, Ete., whie . lowest rates, POWDER Absolutely Pure, Cream of . Highest of all-in leavenin Latest Unirep Srates Foop Reporr: ° Royat Baxine Powpar Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. AVING trade of Hirschman, on PINE STREET, ! Hereby notify their friends and the hie generally that they will k all. grades of CIGARS, E TOBACCO, On the First day of Septe our Sam might see for themselves the our Mammoth Establishments, But we have postponed the t count of the arrival of our Goods which we are now u SOODS Ay 106 the people do at our city stor selling our goods. us, We defy promptness, Money will be are not satisfactory. or indigestion that clogs up. the system, when tho blood naturally becomes fmpreggated with the efvto matter, The old Sursaperillas attempt to reach this condition by &ttacking tho blood with “potash.” Joy's Vegetablo Sarsaparilla ts modern. It gocs to the seat of tho trouble. It arouses the liver, Kidocys and bowels, and invigorctes.tho cir. culation, and the impurities ero quickly Carried off through the natural channcls, Chas, Loo, at Doamish’s, Third and Merkct streets, 8. F., writes: “I took it for vitiated blood and while on tho first bottle became convinced of its merits, for I could fccl it was workingachange, Itcleansed, purified and braced mo u> generally, and everything (a now working full and regular,” : J AS Vegetable Sarsaparilia Many druggists have acheaperSarsaparilla than Joy’s, Asthey makemoroon 1t, they’l} try teaell youll Insist on Joy’a, FOR SALE ay CARR BROTHERS FURNITURE = —— MRS. J. J. OTT Will sell at Private Sale, for the next two weeks, at the resiJence on upper Nevada street, (Aristocracy Hill), ali the Furniture and Household Effects contained thetein, consisting of : 1 Parlor Set, 1 Sitting Room &et, B-droom Sets,Mirrors,Hanging Lamps, Stoves, Carpets, Glassware and Crockery, Kitche Furniture, Etc. Ba AlFfurniture remaming unsold on Saturday, Sept. (7th. The Beehive AB A vm mS se The Leadiug Grocery Just Re Duffy's Ma e . Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at Carr Bros., Drug store. on that day, 86 td — ws ticipate in the debate. It gi nificance to the word luxury, 11M FOLEY, anfetionr, an —— When you get an op. portunity to-refresh yourself with FOLEY’S CARDIES and ICE CREAM sieze it without delay. The town’s talking about it, and a more delicious subject has never been unearthed. ‘Try it for yourself,and youcan parves a new and delightful sig-. people of this county a gran No, 18 Commeceal St, Novada Gity FS l (‘a ° Toth People ofthe Surronding Country mber we intended sending ple Wagon through the country that the people kind of goods we keep at Cor. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City And D Street, Marysville, rip until next month on acMagnificent Stock of Fall, ee We want our coun. > -advantages—in—-F--N-E W es. PRICES that £2" We do-net send our Sample Wagoa out peddling goods but merely to show the public how cheap we are any dealer to compete with In the meantime, if you want anything in our line, send your orders to us and they will be attended to with cheerfully refunded if goods sesshalceiisehinte Grocery Co, ‘i: Sein Hera Ci, ceived. m Business, I offer to the d line of CLOTELIITG, Funshing Goods, Hats, ons, Shoes, ——AT A— GREAT SACRIFICE. Broad Street, Qdd Fellows Butlding, Nevada City. tartar baking Powdpr.— strength. — OVERNMENT CIGARS AND TOBAOOO ‘Gus, J, & Ed W. Schmidt urchased! the stoc and on dowd h they will sell at the LAYMAN & C0. J J JACKSON, “dechive” Commercial St heir Owing to my continued sickness, I have concluded to close out my business in Nevada City.

I, Ht. vak. gles sialty. ontion = ad efining. ID FOR re. ma & : Brn wing gue ~~-sulphureta, $1,401 92. Published Every Evening Except . days and Legal Iolidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Month : $6 a Year. WEDNESDAY EV’NG SEPT. 14, ’O2. Cards. DAN. 8. COLLINS, Candidates’ : Regular Democratic Nominee for Public Administrator. B. F. SNELL, Regular Republican’ Nominee for County Treasurer. J. J. GREANY, : Regular Democratic Nominee for County Clerk. E. C. MORGAN Regular Democratic Nominee for County Recorder. R. I, THOMAS, -— Regular Republican Nominee for Assemblyman. Ww. L. COLE. Regular Republican Nominee for Sherif. Fy) D. D. BOWMAN, Regular Republican Nominee for District Attorney. JOHN WERRy, ; & Regular Republican Nominee for County Recorder. Cc. E. UREN, Regular Republican Nominee for Surveyor. = A 8. W. MARSH, ’ Regular Republican Nominee for County Clerk. VERY LECKY. Suefamentans Who are in a Way to Make a Great Deal of Money. News: Ore from the Live Oak mine, near Nevada City, is showing up well. Assays inade by C. D. Lane of Angels Camp last Wednesday showed the following result per ton: Free gold $71 16; “That is certainly good enough rock for any use,” as the assayer added to his report. Work on the mines is to be commenced at once. : This propertyjwas recently bought by Sa: ramento business men and has been incorporated with a capital of $125,000. The directors are J. A. Moffitt, H. J. Stoethe, Emil Henrich, A. Gerber, George H. Clark, R. J. Gordon and Thomas Ruddock. 3 En srcrnitaecemmn . Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson dij-tf Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works: Att kinds of school supplies at Carr Bros, : Wx. Barron, sole agent for Medallion, best Havana filler cigar at 5 cents. Try it tipati Pills Pp 3 : p Simmons Liver Regulator cures constipation, Unless the breath is life a spicy gale, Unless the teeth gleam like the driven snow, ' There is no dazzling smile or tender tale, Grateful to woman’s eye or ear, we know. The tale would lose its charms—the smile be gaunt, Till brought within the spell of SOZODONT. Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed aad L ery Stable. All Run Down From the weakening effects of changing weather, by hard work, or from a long illness, you need a good tonic and blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do do now. It will give yo. strength and appetite, purify and vitalize your blood. “T have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigesticn, restiessness in the night, and in the morning . would get up with a very Tired Feeling. iter taking only a part of the fitst bottle of ‘Hood’s Sarsaparilla I could rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke up. -£ must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilia is all it is recommended to be.’ Mus. H. D. ‘Wrvans, 210 E. Mason S8t., Jackson, Mich. “I ‘have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a dlood purifier and am: well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine ‘ for the purpose.” Ws. G. WunrxTH, or ganist; St. Mary's Chureh, Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much venefit “rom Hood’s Barsqpurilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pueumonia.” Rev. ¥F.#H. Apams, New Hartford, Ct. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by druggists. $1; six for $5, Prepared by ©.1. HOOD & 0O., Apothecaries; Lowell, Masa, x00 Dosce One Dollar “THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. SunTzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a -. A. Isourd, 7 LIST OF DELEGATES Who Have Been Selected tor the Miners’ Conveation, The Execntive Committee of the Nevada County Miners’ Association have selected the following named gentlemen as delegates to the State Miners’ Con. vention, which will be held in San Francisco on Tuesday November 13th. gE Campbell, N.C. Miller, A BRAR STORY. 4 Correspondeut Who Will Furnish an Affidavit That It Is True, The snow was so deep in the upper part of Nevada county last winter that A. B. Dobbie, Geo. E. Turner, E. Coleman, E. Tilley J. Goodwin, Joseph Weissbein, hi. A. Wiltse, A_ Burrows, (has. Kitts, Eugene Creller, (eo. Grant, D. Binkleman, Yan. Cough.an, Chris. Mallon, Q.-K. Cloudman, D. McPhetres, N. Parazette, R. Noell, J. M. Buffington,’ J. S. Robinsody, James Hoskins, C. Stocks, Fred. Zeitler, J.G. Math: r, C.J. Brand, J. S. McBride, J. M. Walling, Alf. Tregidgo, J. F. Kidder, C. Schuster, Geo. C Gaylord, (ius Kartchusky, John Vincent, E. J. Rector, F.C. Luetje, A. Maltman, W. W. Waggoner, Geo. Star, Frank Eilerman, Geo. Mainhart, Dr. C. Muller, Geo. Fletcher, Chas. Grimes, Henry Lane, G. Brockington, B. N. Shoecraft, John Stocks, Harry Towle, ‘‘has. Uren, iy Ff Wadsworth, J. L. Holmes, R. McMurray, A. S. Bigelow, W. F. Englebright, M. L. Marsh, : T. Fairweather, A. B. Dibble, Theo. Wetzel, ¥ Niles Searls, C. D. Eastin, Fred Sea ls, R. D. Skidmore, 1, 8. Calkins, W. H. Martin, John Webber, A. J. Ismert, \. Tam, Wm. Giffin, Robt. Simmons, S. N. Stranahan, 1. J--Rolfe, J. H. Onstott, A. Blumenthal, Samuel Bevens, Chris. Jepsen, Alex. Roach, Chas. Hegarty, John Knotwelt, Robt. Moore, W. ‘T. Thomas, Owen Penrose, Samuel Peck, E. P. Hager, Rasmus Kossgen, J. N. Lakenan, E. Carlyon, James Nettle, _ John Pooley, C. Clinch, €. H. Mitchell, H. S. Spaulding, J. A. Northway, Frank Nilon, B. H. Miller, James Opie, Chas, Nettle, Tom. Daniels, John Glasson, R. Shoemaker, Wm. Campbell, KE. R. Abadie, E M. Preston, Johu Eddie, S. Granger, ‘theodore Wilhelm, J. Bennallack, M, T. Hubbard, “f'Dave Marwick, P. T. Riley, 'H. C. Cailaian, John McBean, A. 1). Mason, T. J. Waggoner, D. Furth, M. C, ‘Taylor, ©. . McGlashan, W. J. Mitchell, W. A. Sleep, Gea. Marphy, P. F. Simonds, B. J. Watson. If any of the above named delegates can not attend the Convention they are requested to notify W. F. Englebright, Secretary, immediately, that their places may be filled without delay. W. L,Cole’s Candidacy. The Grass Valley Union in speaking of W. L. Cele’s candidacy. for Sheriff says: After an earnest contest Mr. Cole received the nomination by a large majority, thus attesting “his standing and popularity in the Republican party. His name is’a familiar one to the voters-uf the county, as by his long connection with the staging business and his position for the past two years as Collector of Internal Revenye, has been brought in close relation to the people of the county. That he is well qualified for the office is generally conceded, and. that he has much popularity is also known. He has worthy competicors for the office, and the people of the county have an assurance that whoever wins the du ies of the office will be faithfully executed. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding :: Carl Maier vs. Greenhorn Lumber Co. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $94. People vs. Wm. Hyndman, sentence postponed ‘until Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Wm. Higgins et al. vs. J. G. Johnson. On trail. Estate and Guardianship of Mrs. Mary Canfield, an incompetent person. Order directing notice of application for letters of guardianship oe oe Democratic Meeting. Democrat: Congressman Caminetti of this district will speak at Wheatland Wednesday evening and Smarteville. on Saturday. He will endeavor to explain the Caminetti bill to the satisfaction of the people of the valley, which it is nut necessary to do in the mining districts. Mr. Caminetti will be in Marysville Thursday, September 22d, when the meeting takes place of the new AntiDebris Association, he having been requested to attend and explain to them the effect of the amendments to the bill adopted on its fiual passage in the House. tal wn Naif ASE Particular Notice. L. Hyman & Co., are_now fitting up in an exvensive manner, a first-class department for Ladies’, Gentlemen's and’ Children's shoes. They are uow receivCalifornia manufactured goods. No Cheap John goods in the store. Nothing else but first-class goods, an 1 we are now able to please everybody. Come and see our hoots and shoes and we guarantee you will make a saving of fifty cents on every] dollar. a \ 2t Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil\blai_s, Corns, aiid all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required ion o1 money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale tUarr Brothers’ Dru Store. a20ly Girl Wanted Girl wanted, in small family. Enquire at this office. a31-tf Boy Wantea the National Hotel Barbar Shop. " ; : 813-4 To insure a.hearty appetite and inRegulater ; ing an extra fine stock of Eastern and . ) {tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac . it was impossible tor the lumbermen and tanners to move their lumb r and bark, and I had a lot of contract bark snowed under with the rest. In March things get so that work could be resumed, and I walked outone day to the woods to lo k my bark piles tver. 1 came to one pile that the men had piled on top of a . ridge, the side of which was ao steep that I saw at once that nothing could get in there to haul it away, «nd I was madder . than a hornet at the men for piling the bark in such an impossible place. Tha . . side of the hill ran down at an angle cf 45 degrees, and was bare and smooth. There was a level space, 300 yards or so wide at the bottom, and then the creek. “Now,” I said, “if that bark was only piled upon the bank of the. cteek, it would save me a god deal of money. As it is, it will také a good deal of money ‘. to get it there.” There had been 3 or 4 inches of snow during the night, and it had been followed by one of those cold sleet storms, so common in this part of the State. This had coated the snow with a surface as amooth and as hard as glass. 1 had to Wear ice creepers to walk cn it. I was walking away from the hill in disgust over“ the shortsighteduess of my men, and had got into the woods; when [heard a noise behind ne, and looking back,I saw two old bears and two little cubs standing on the brow PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People "Old and Young, GQ. A. Dieter of Loomis is bere on a visit, Chas. Worthley of Washington is in town. \ Mra. A, Burrows is visiting friends at the Bay. Lawyer Thos. 8. Ford has gone to Sacramento. R. V. Hatton came down from Ormonde today. Niles: Searls Jr. of Oakland is here for a few day's visit. L. Camp of Oakland cane up on the train last evening. F. B. McGinley of Fresno came in on last evening’s train. : James Cairns went to Sacramento on the neon train today. W. L. Cole returned home laat evening from Sacramento. T. O. Edward; and wife, of Chicago, arrived here last evening on a viait, D. T. Col: came down from the Mountain House today on his way below. Dr. R. M. Hunt left on the noon train for San Francisce, to be gone-a few days: Mrs. White of Goodyear’s Bar is here on her way to. Sacramento to visit friends. Leon Heintzen of Forest City arrived here today on his way to San Francisco. Miss May Latrelle of Downieville arrived here today on her way to Oakland. Peter Mangels of Camptonville came down on the stage today on his way to San Francisco. Rev. W. 8S. Urmy has been appointed of the hill. The old bears d to be intent on the icy hill in front of them, and they acted as if they were holding a vonsultation on it. Pretty soon the big. aest bear squatted himself on his haunches, ‘and, inclining himself along toward the edge of the hill, finally struck the icy incline, and away he went down the plain like a shot fiom a gun, and across the level stretch at the bottom of the hill, and clear to the bank of the creek, When the bear came back up the hill he ‘was the most pleased looking creature I ever saw. He seemed .to be tickled to death. Tobogganing had been a delightful surprise to him. He rejoined his family at the top of the slide, and he danced like a dervish in his enthusiam. Then he held an earnest conflab with his mate, and it was plain to see thatthe was trying to induce her to make atrial of tobboggan, but she was timid. He at last overcame her fears, and she squatted and tried the same sport. That settled it. She went bick up the hill as tickled as the old fellow had been, and they had a gleeful breakdown together. Phen the mother minded the bab es, and the ald man took another turn at the slide. Ther he went luck and took care of the cubs until the old lady took her turn down the slide. This thing went on for 15 minutes, and I stayed to see the fun. By that time I could: see that the continuous sliding on the ice had worn the fur all off where they sat on the snow, andI could see by thetr acHons that these bare places were getting a little tender. They had gotten so 'tender after a little while the two bears quit shding. I could see that this was a great disappointment to them, but they gave up ard finally turned to leave the place. As they were moving away the old man bear’s eyes fell on my pile of bark piled near by, he stopped a moment’ and a great idea struck him. He grabbed one of those pieces of bark, placed its smooth side on the snow. , Sjuatted on the other . side and away he went faster than he had gone at any time before, down the hill on a regular tobboggan. Well, maybe the sport wasn't renewed then. First the old man bear, and then'the old woman, whiz down that slide, and of course didn’t bother to bring their piece of bark back, but taking a new piece from the pile each ume. After they had tobbogganed for a good while, one at a time, the two old bears held another family conf*rencé, and what do you think the result was? Why they suddenly come to tive conclusion that it wasn’t just the right thing-tor-them. to have all the fun to themselves, so each bear took a cub, held it on the bark tobbogg-n in front of them, and gave the cubs the benefit of the fun as well as themselves. Well, sir, they kept that up until they had turned every piece of bark there had been on that hill into a tobboggan, and had no mere toride on, and then thef went away amiling inte the woods. I had been enjoying the sight of the tobbogganing bears so much that I never thought of what they were doing for ne, but after they were gone, it suddenly came to me that they had moved my pile of bark to just the spot where I wanted it, and saved me a good many fat dollare. I was a trifle disappointed, because the bears hadn’t piled the bark up nicely, on the ‘bank of the river, but then a man ought not to expect every thing, ought he ? Yours and ete., ee oY Sen Plenty of Holidays. This month there were two holidays. Next month we sliall have Colambus Day, on the 2lst; in November co nes Thanksgiving Day, and m December,’ Christmas; in January New Year's Day, and in February Washington’s birthday. Surely there can be no complaint that there is no time for play or rest in the American calendar California. : ence A At aa Methodist Appointments. The Methodist Conference his concluded its labors and adjourned. Rev. John Chisholm has been sent to the Folthe pastor selected for the charge in this city, = ' Purse Found. ’ A purse, containing a mlver coin, was

found on Monday on the Graas Valley road, The owner can have it by paying for this notice. al3-tfCau early at Carr Bros., and get your school books before the supply gets short, ‘ as interpreted in. som Church, and Rev. J. F. Murrish is\Presiding Elder of the Napa District, by the M. KE. Conference. Rev. C. E. Rich, formerly pastor of the M. E. Church in this city, is now stationed at Yuba City. “Mrs. Wright of Oakland, who has been visiting friends at North Bloomtield, arrived here today on her way home. Ghas. Alhman a. d family, of Oakland, who have been at North Bloomfield visiting friends, arrived here teday on their way home, : : Mrs. Chas. McBean of Fresno, who has been visiting the family of John MeBean of Washington, arrived here today on her way home. ee A. R. Morrison, F. Blain and M. Peterson and wife, of North Bloomfield, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. Mrs. Dr. Proshold, fomerly Miss Sadie O'Donnell, returned to San Francisco yesterday after an extended visit to her parents in this city. Chas, Paine and wife, of North San Juan, who have been to San Francisco on their wedding tour, arrived here today on their way home. Edward Lynch, a leading mining attorney of Fresno, who has been here in the interest of the Champion Mining Company, returned home on the. noon train. Miss EK. Mooser, Miss D. Toppin and Mrs. Toppin, of San Francisco, who have been visiting the family of D. T, Cole of the Mountain House, arrived here today on their way below. John Glasson left yesterday for San Francisco, where he will go by steamer to Portland, Oregon, to attend the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the 1.0.0. F. A. R. Lord will leave in a day or two on the same mission. SERN SSIES mn What Stronger Proot Is needed of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreds of letters continually coming in telling of —marvellous cures it has effected after all other remedies had failed ? Hood's Pills cure Constipation. Pythian Sisters, Attention. All those members wishing to go to Grags Valley, on Thursday, Sept. 15th, to attend-the Anniversary Party, to be given by Olyinpic Temple, No. 10, will please leave their names with Mrs, Mary Hamilton. By order Mary Hamitton, M. E. C. Adelaide Denney, M. of R. &C. 812-3 ——— 99 S————___Ladies Here's Yours Chance To buy Grockery, Glass, China and Tinware of latest designs and patterns about one-half the usual prices, at the Great American Importixe Tra: Co's. RE, Commercial Street, Nevada City. They have revolutionized old time prices. Go and see them. s Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 50c, and $1.00. E reali tnmmer So simple yet always efficacious in al bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regulator, Smoxx the Medallion at Barton's, the finest 5 cent cigar in America. Hires’ Root Beer.. Headquarters for this delicious and healtliul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. Scuour Books, at-Carr Bros. A caRLoap of Buffalo Reer just reccived, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Bey POUR MEN KILLED, Desperate Fight With Train Robbers, Evans and Sontag = Fresno, Sept. 13—A posse encéuntered Evans and Soutay at Saison Flats today about noon and an exchange ot shots took place. The robbers made a desperate defence and killed four men and wounded others. Thést killed are: McGinnis, United States Marshal; Dick Olsen, a man named Wilson and another, whose name hag not yet been learned. é George Witty, the. same who was wounded before was again shot and the horse ridden by Constable Warren Hill was shot from under him. The news has caused great excitement and additional ofticers are going in pursuit. Z SEVEN MURDERS Have Taken Place in the Choctaw Nation Sine Yesterday. * Cappo, I. T., Sept. 13.—Seven men are reported to have been murdered since yesterday morningin the Vhoctaw Nation incidental :to the political war raging there. Governor Jones has dispatched an armed forge to the seat of trouble and time,THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seen by the Daly Traasrigt Reporter. If at any time in these days you’ feel cholerai#h, don’t take auy cure you see published in a newspaper, byt, get a doo‘tor at ofice abd just as quickly as pessi\ ble. é m. We understand that the exhibition of practical mining and milling mineral ores that was made at the State Fair has been stopped a0 as to save expenses, ‘The fair does not seem to be doing a very paying business. “COLORADO POLITICS A Split in the Democratic Convention at Pueblo. Pvursro, Cal., September 13.— Owing to the seating of the Weaver contestants from Arapahoe and Lesa counties, . the Cleveland delegates bolted fromtne Democratic convention last night. The Weaver delegates then indor ed the People’s party Presidential Electors and authorized the State Central Committee to nominate a State ticket. Eee Sein oles Fire at the Davis Ranch. Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock a fire broke out onthe Davis Ranch, situated on the old ridge road between this place and Nevada City. A quarter of a mile of feticing and thirteen cords of wood were destroyed, besides some timber and lots of good grase. The loss. is about $150. W. H. Miner is the owner of the property and the loser, The cause of the fire is not known.— Telegraph. nec mana orncrrratrat meron Whea the Trap is Sprung Upon us, as it sometime is, ina most unexpected manner by disease, we appreci. ate the fact that it is a most insidious foe, and that not only is it necessary to . combat it by the most potent inedicinal . agencies, but to prevent its manifestation at all by counteracting the causes . that produe it. Thus, exposure in wet ' weather, the enforced wearing of damp . clothes during a storm, a thorough draught, unaccustomed diet and water, . bodily or mental overwork, are breeders of disease, but Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will prevent their inducing it. This medicine fortifies the system against the assured effects such causes would other. . wise produce. To the mariner, miner, t the outdoor laborer, the slave of the desk and pen, and the overworked generally, . it is of the utmost advantage. Dyspepsia, kidney trouble, malaria, biliousness, all yield to it, . Nornie 80 well relieves thirst-or in vigorates a person on a hot day asa glass . of Carr Bros’. pure fountain. Soda Water. ——— -—.+~0Ge oe ' Something modern: Foley’s Nougat Ice Cream. No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf + @e oSpecimen Cases. ‘ 8. H. Clifford, New Casaecl, Wia., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his. Liver was affected to an alarming degree appetite fell away, and he was terribly. reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Flectric Bitters cured him, Fdward Shepherd Harrisburg, HL, had a running sore on his “leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and hix leg _is sound aad well, John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bot: tle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cared him entirely, Sold keeps aheavy guard round him all the = Sale MOTEL ARRIVALS, —— ' Union Arrivals. th : John Mitchell, Corrallis, Oregon, A. F. Dunnington, San Francisco, A. D. Mason, ee Caas. Ky Townsend, ib Chas, Worthley, Washington, J. W. DeGoha, Grass Valley, Chas. Miller, i Ge-Wright, = M. A.’ homas, Berkely, Thos. F, Garber, “ G. A. Deiter, Loomis, W. H. Blain, Bloomfield, A. R. Morrison, * F. Blain, Ch Mas. Peterson & “, T. B. McGinley, Freano, R. A. Paine, Lake City. TRE SECOND NIGHT, The Woodthorpe Company Giving Satis. faction—Touight’s Dill Nine-year-old Georgie Cooper was the steller attraction at the Theater last evening. Her rendition of the part of “Lord Fauntleroy” was so finished and realistic as to win for her the admiration Iw all derangements of the liver acure is certain if you take Simmons Live tnt of everybody present. The adult characters were all well presented, and the interest in the play was ‘naintained through the three long acts. It will be repeated at Saturday’ afternoon’s matinee. Tonight the bill will consist of “Poor National. Exchange. D. Tuttle, San Juon, Mrs. G. Zink, ** S. M. Gilman, “ H. Paine, Lake City, C. Paine, « Jo,” a drama constructed from some of the most interesting features of Dickens’ “Bleak House,” Georgie Woodthorpe will sustain the character of “Jo,” the homeless aud friendless urchin, and the remainder of the cast will be as follows: C. “amuel, San Francisco, F. McCormack, ‘ M. Levy, “ J. W. Meyer, Se W. B. Vineyard, Smartsville, L. Conrath, " J. Ruiz, “ " N. Searles Jr., Thos. Brown, Pleasant Valley, F. 'W. Seitz & w., Forest City, R. B. Chew, Red . W. P. McCarty, Downieville, T, A. Edwards, & w., Chi 0, J. P. Ebaugh, Willow Valley, F. Rex, Rough & Ready, 8. C. Bivens, Rloomtield, D. L. Calkins, Selby Flat, J. B. Tuliy, Washington. ca eee Special For a Short Time. The Great American Imrortina Tra Co, is giving Exrka Douste Presenrs to everybedy at their store, Commercial St., Nevada City. ‘fheir Teas, Coffees and Spices are pr i perfection. Visit them and get the best. ~ Wrruovrt a doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. It has cured thousands, ee No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Regulator, A Gold Watch Free. A Gold’ Watch within your reach. “Palo Alto Cigarettes,” the purest and best. Schmidt Bros., sole agents for Nevada City. aug22-Im ‘Days of «'49,"" Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family tse. Meyerfeld, Mitchell. & Siebenhauer, cole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. ja2s-ly Impure or vitiated blood fs nine times out of ten caused by somo form of constipation , . family, ____. try _patronste-havethe—sa Tulkinghorn, a Solicitor .-. Frank Cleaves Buckett,» Detective..” P. Cc. White Mr. Suagaby eee ee A. C, 8 ‘therland Guppy G. F. Green Harrigan, a Policeman .. Mr. chadbourne The Beadle Sir Leicester Small Wee! Fr d A. Cooper -. Warren De Lano F. B. Caiter -. Grant Forman Grant Wall jady Deadiock) Hortense § Miss L'zaie Linsham Esther Summerson Miss Foster Mra. Suageby.. .,. Mies Alma 8h) rma ‘The low prices of admission and the very satisfactory quality of perform inces Provided by the Woodthorpe Company should result in the Theater being well filled every night this week. ——_—__—_==___ Situation Wanted. By a lady to do housework in @ small Apply at the Travyscairr office, a29-lw. . PIPES, Ete., whie . lowest rates, POWDER Absolutely Pure, Cream of . Highest of all-in leavenin Latest Unirep Srates Foop Reporr: ° Royat Baxine Powpar Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. AVING trade of Hirschman, on PINE STREET, ! Hereby notify their friends and the hie generally that they will k all. grades of CIGARS, E TOBACCO, On the First day of Septe our Sam might see for themselves the our Mammoth Establishments, But we have postponed the t count of the arrival of our Goods which we are now u SOODS Ay 106 the people do at our city stor selling our goods. us, We defy promptness, Money will be are not satisfactory. or indigestion that clogs up. the system, when tho blood naturally becomes fmpreggated with the efvto matter, The old Sursaperillas attempt to reach this condition by &ttacking tho blood with “potash.” Joy's Vegetablo Sarsaparilla ts modern. It gocs to the seat of tho trouble. It arouses the liver, Kidocys and bowels, and invigorctes.tho cir. culation, and the impurities ero quickly Carried off through the natural channcls, Chas, Loo, at Doamish’s, Third and Merkct streets, 8. F., writes: “I took it for vitiated blood and while on tho first bottle became convinced of its merits, for I could fccl it was workingachange, Itcleansed, purified and braced mo u> generally, and everything (a now working full and regular,” : J AS Vegetable Sarsaparilia Many druggists have acheaperSarsaparilla than Joy’s, Asthey makemoroon 1t, they’l} try teaell youll Insist on Joy’a, FOR SALE ay CARR BROTHERS FURNITURE = —— MRS. J. J. OTT Will sell at Private Sale, for the next two weeks, at the resiJence on upper Nevada street, (Aristocracy Hill), ali the Furniture and Household Effects contained thetein, consisting of : 1 Parlor Set, 1 Sitting Room &et, B-droom Sets,Mirrors,Hanging Lamps, Stoves, Carpets, Glassware and Crockery, Kitche Furniture, Etc. Ba AlFfurniture remaming unsold on Saturday, Sept. (7th. The Beehive AB A vm mS se The Leadiug Grocery Just Re Duffy's Ma e . Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at Carr Bros., Drug store. on that day, 86 td — ws ticipate in the debate. It gi nificance to the word luxury, 11M FOLEY, anfetionr, an —— When you get an op. portunity to-refresh yourself with FOLEY’S CARDIES and ICE CREAM sieze it without delay. The town’s talking about it, and a more delicious subject has never been unearthed. ‘Try it for yourself,and youcan parves a new and delightful sig-. people of this county a gran No, 18 Commeceal St, Novada Gity FS l (‘a ° Toth People ofthe Surronding Country mber we intended sending ple Wagon through the country that the people kind of goods we keep at Cor. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City And D Street, Marysville, rip until next month on acMagnificent Stock of Fall, ee We want our coun. > -advantages—in—-F--N-E W es. PRICES that £2" We do-net send our Sample Wagoa out peddling goods but merely to show the public how cheap we are any dealer to compete with In the meantime, if you want anything in our line, send your orders to us and they will be attended to with cheerfully refunded if goods sesshalceiisehinte Grocery Co, ‘i: Sein Hera Ci, ceived. m Business, I offer to the d line of CLOTELIITG, Funshing Goods, Hats, ons, Shoes, ——AT A— GREAT SACRIFICE. Broad Street, Qdd Fellows Butlding, Nevada City. tartar baking Powdpr.— strength. — OVERNMENT CIGARS AND TOBAOOO ‘Gus, J, & Ed W. Schmidt urchased! the stoc and on dowd h they will sell at the LAYMAN & C0. J J JACKSON, “dechive” Commercial St heir Owing to my continued sickness, I have concluded to close out my business in Nevada City.