September 16, 1890 (4 pages)

ig & 4 The Daily Transcript. ;. Ro. $2, Gulicenew. Nevada City Cal. a a f CIRCULATES IN seaman. During mary, 1890, when eases which all other remedies Nevada City Grads Valley, Rough & Ready, . terrific gales burst upon the British to oute, yield to ayer Fadl ggeun eer . reer grade Cite North San Juan, French Cor-. stands, he-finds that barometers at} =. £2) ‘tion © ae ral, Sweetland, North Leng poo ga Flat, Granite Truckee,wre of Nevads Souety ‘also in Placer coun! ‘amento, San} °°" Freneisco-in tach throughout the State . idea is that the atmospheric power of Biss yong oo an Diego from the 8irising or d ° g the mercury in a — _______ . barometer is affected by the amount of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1890. LT Funeral of Charles Brooks. . The funeral of arles.G. Brooks; which took Plate fst residence of B. H. Milleron Sunday, was largely attended: “Rey. H. Wileox of tbe Episcopal Church performed the last sad rites in an affecting manner. The strongest evidence of the high esteem in which the late Charles Brooks was heid by the people here was most un-. A Franklin Fox, a i. known English London gave no reliable monitions of these disastrous cyclones. Hisown electricity in the air at the moment, and that ‘‘to have strict, reliable weather Z glasses we require electric tests of the conditions of the atmosphere attached to them.” : posed, that the ‘lass. , tric storm over a station the mercury, for reasons never. fully explained, almost invariably rises orfalls very rapidly, though it often returns to its previous level::when the ;storm is past. pas eee ae ee suggestion for bettering weather has been made by Capt. . . It may be trae, as Capt. Fox has supelectricity has an effect on ons of the mercury in the g the passage of an elecfor nearly two here but a short ‘time comparatively. mistakably shown, © He had. been No one who formed his acquaintance could help-having.a high regard for him. The singing was under the direction of John Werry and was superior. Thé’ pall bearers were Messrs. Frank Nilon, B. N. Shoecrait, C.J. Brand, Marcus” Barah, John “Hyssey_ and Henry Lane, “3a, # _ The Pemtennial. Virginia City. Enterprise; . A letter from Superintendent Richards says that he has the new adit tunnel in 615 feet, and the ground is’ becoming much softer, indicating proximity to what has been considered the’ front gravel channel. It will have to run a considerable distance further to reach the main channel where the real pay gravel exits, which has been. found in adjoining mines. What may be found in this first channel, however, is a matter of much interest. The ground requires close timbering, and he is also engaged in getting in a good supply of timber forthe coming Winter’s run. — After Big Game. The men at-the Mt. Oro sawmill have been bothered some ot late by the presence of a bear in their immediai? vicinity, and they propose to put astop te thetrouble. They have built of mammoth logs a trap that is warranted tocatch anything on four legs that comes-f-* ling around it, The trap has been baited with a tempting’ morsel such as bears hanker after, and a vic_ timis now expected at any hour. The Transcript man has been promised a _ choice steak from the tenderest portion of one of the curly brutes that have been bothering the sawmill men so much. 0 0 e 2 A Kick frem Trackee. Republican: If ramors are true there are several would-be candidates who are playing, the “‘still hunt’ game and propose to go into the convention without letting anyone know that they are to be candidates. It seems that they are afraid that if they come out openly and announce themselves as candidates that they will invite opposition, This isn’t the fives and ships from the ocean cyclone. —New Orleans Picayune. spring, whenthe ice on the river was ‘neral, which he did, being obliged to hire a horse and carriage to make the . trati journey, the nearest bridge being some distance up the river. said about paying him either for his services or his expenses. oceurred in the family. Mr. Baker was There is little doubt that the electrical and the down rush of rain, always accompanied by a down rush of air, will tend to sustain or elevate the mercury —an effect likely to be intensified when in that electrical condition which fayvors heavy and prolonged precipitation from’ them, the effect. may very naturally account for the barometric degree of reliance to be placed upon the weather glass. If the inyention of a reliable: marine barometer shouldbe the result of such experiments it would be the means of saving thousands of A Generous Farmer. forinerly of Maine, while in Saco told ofan experience he once had while holding a pastorate near Bangor. There, was a well todo farmér who lived on the opposite bank of the Penobscot from Mr. Baker’s residence who one breakifig up, lost a daughter. Mr. Baker was asked to officiate at the fuNothing . was A little while afterward another death th oO asked ‘to conduct the services, which he did, this time hiring a.man to row him across the river, and again with no mention of compensation. The Y plaint, after lon pleased to on . pleté cure, an return of the disease.” with r once, gaining in ‘stren; coverin; too medicine.” medicine I know of.” —L. oodlan: Ayor’'s Tol tion, over by the use of THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. 108 Stevenson _. A Fact FORTH knowing is that blood aig. ment. comes --hand daily. 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Mr. Baker was obliged to imake the journey as he did the first time by riage. ‘This time the farmer went to Mr. Baker and said: ‘Mr. Baker, you have been very kind to come over here to conduct these funerals at at such an expense to you, and I feel that itis asking altogether too much, I want to pay you something. So next fall, when the apples are ripe. you drive around and yon can help yourself from . _ square way of doing and it is to be hoped that the convention will sit down pretty hard on the aspirations of these men. f The Granada Old idaho. Virginia City Enterprise: Grass Valley, Cal., is the site of many rich and famous mines of the yellow metal. Among those the Idabo is chief. It-is known all over the coast as a wondeiful, grand-mine.-—Itseems that there is nolet upto it. Night before last another great strike was made in it. A new ledge of free-milling ore was found any coche,” eee He Didn’t Tell His Parents. “TJ have never been so happy before in all my life,” gaid Henry Soulen, the father of a 15-year-old boy who fell from'a fifth story window in the New Insurance building, and was saved from a horrible death by alighting upon a mass of telegraph wires. Mr. Soulen ‘was about his son’s escape, and, although two days had voice trembled with emotion. ‘I have just been over to the scene of the accident,” he stated, ‘“‘and consider that my boy’s escape was simply wonderful. The wires upon which he fell are not init at a point below the 1700 level. This ore will mill from $80 to $100 a Grass Valley is a town built-on ton. a foundation of gold. Second Premium. Telegraph: first premium. New Clothing Store. L. Hyman arrived here on Sunday He will reopen a clothing store in about a week ‘at his late stand in the National Exchange Hotel, the goods having alThe new store will be under the charge of his brother-in-law, evening from Marysville. ready come, Mr. Lubeck. ® F——_— . Tr you could see your own scalp through an ordinary magnifying glass, you would be amazed at the amount of dust, dandruff, and dead skin thereonaccumulated. The best and most popular. preparation for cleansing the scalp is Ayer’s Hair Vigor. A mepicive endorsed and used by physicians and druggiste—Simmons Liver Regulator. : Appetite and sleep may. be improved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirite regaintheir bouyancy by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial ahd Blood Purifier. For sale ONE ENJOYS by Carr Bros. i My ownfamily medicine—Simmonr Liver Regulator. — Rev. Jas. M Rollins, Fairfield, Va. Fox rheumatic and neuralgic pains, yubin Dr. J. H.Mckean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment, and take Dr. J. H.Mc Lean’s Sarsaparilla. You will no We mentioned the other day that the Council of the Legion of Honor at Nevada City had taken the first premium, $50, for initiating the most members for the : year. We did not mention then, for] grabbed John in his arms and thanked we did not then know, that Valley Council, Legion of Honor, of Grass Valley, took the second premium of $40. Valley Council intends at the end of the current year to take the more than a dozen in number.” It appears that young Soulen did not tell his parents of his frightful experience. pened. He thought he might as well keep quiet so long as he had not been hurt. In the evening my son Herman, -who had read about the affair while down town, rushed into the house, God that he was still alive. Then we heard for the first time of John’s fearful experience.” —Milwaukee Wisconsin. Mother—Lucy, hasn’t Mr. Jinks proposed yet? Lucy—No, not yet, mamma. Mother—He helped you to put on your gloves last night. Lucy (shaking her head)—I know he did, but there are six buttons on the gloves, and when he buttoned the fourth button he asked me if that wasn’t enough. It only took him a minute. If he had any serious intentions it would have taken him half an hour at least. I see he is only trifling with my young aftections.—Chatter. Soth the method and results whe: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan ind refreshing to the taste, and act rently yet. promptly on the Kidneys, Liver;and Bowels, cleanses the sys em effectually; dispels golds, head whes and fevers and cures habitual onstipation permanently. For sale p 5Ocand $2 bottles by all druggists suffer long, but will be gratified with + CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. . . by Carr Bros. ext nd Louisvuge, Cee EW YORK, NY. Staple and Fancy Hardware are, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, Andall the Best and Newest PatGlassware, terns. (OOK :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES, All Styles. The Famous Suoerior R The Bestin the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING: Guns, Pistols. Ammunition of all SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. e do not carry English cutthe superior lery. We believe in merits of American products. PAINTS,OILS, P WIN FREIGHT ADDED. UTTY, DOW GLASS, ETC. We Sell Everything at San Francisco {Prices, Kinds. HAS LEASED RMERLY CONDUCTED BY and having renovated and Tat class style is now prepared to public in a satisfactory manner, IN ALL STYLES. IN ITS SEASON, : Meals at COOKED TO ORDER. or ~~. {A Fall assortment of Everything neat and palatable. MRS.A.PERRY THE PINE STREET RESTAURANT FRESH OYSTERS Rich Ice Cream All Hours, Fine Fresh Candies. A, TAM, réfitted it in serve the ore pram r BARTLE AND OTHER TT THE HIGHEST MARKET PAID FOR Enquirejof Mevada City. PEARS WANTED . Marketable Pears. E. BOOTH, Cerner Pine and. Commercial Streets, PRIOE Just = Received ! Dress Hat! Especially adapted for 4 sts ~e_—— IN-THE WAY OF A Street and Traveling Purposes. This, Hat is having an immense sale in San Francisco and will be worn by a great many Native Daughters in the coming celebration ‘MRS. LESTER’*& CRAWFORD. Main Street, Nevada City. ‘ STATE FAIR? eee SPECIAL . INVITATION.’ 4 center of the Art Gallery, will be found again this year a splendid exhibit of MATH USHEK PIANOS, and you are hereby invited to call’ and examine the solid IRON “ increasing popularity. The Mathushek Pianos have taken the First Premium (Silver Medal) at Mechanics Fair, also Society Medal at State Fair which is the highest award given to Pianos. ‘We sold nearly all that we put in our exhibit last year; and we hope to dispose of more this season. JOHN F. COOPER, Sole Manfg Agent for the Mathushek (New Haven, Conn.) Pianos. Write for new Circular, and call and see een the Fair. Store and Ware Rooms, 631 J Street, Sacramento. RATHER PREVIOUS! To advertise our Fall Line of Men's Overcoats, But as every one intending to attend the Admission Day Celebration will need one, we had our Eastern houses ship them early and they are now on hand. We are showing the Finest Styles Ever seen in the mountains, and it is needless to say the Prices Are All Right. B, H. MILLER, ~ ie Sixth Annual Pat! {Commencing TUESDAY, Seutember 23rd, and Continuing Liberal Purses for State, District Liberal Premiums for Live Stock In the North Hall of the Exposition Building, in §the . s400. FRAME MATHUSHEK. They are different from} other Pianos. They have obtained a wide spread and . ji ‘} trained.on the Socie' pat —OF THE— . Pl bs i h SEVENTEENTH For 1890 GLENBROOK: PARK, FIVE DAYS. cipal # ‘$10,000 and County Horses : Farming, Orchardland Dairv Products ard Mining, Mechanical and Art Exhibits,. Five Days Racing ! Speed Programme for 1890; fuesday, September 23rd. 1, Running—Three-fourtns mile and re peat, $400. bor ee ia 2. Trotting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—County—$2.50. Trotting—For 4 years old—District— 24th 4. Running—One mile and a half} dash, Wednesday, September 5. Trotting—?2:40 class, $500. g 6. Trotting—One year o)d, one mile -for coltsowned in the county, $150. Ladies Tournament atll a. M. Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade at10a.m. 0" 7, Running—Five-eighths of amile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 class, $7: $300. Fridav, September 26th 10. Running—One mile and repeat, 11 Trotting—2:30 class, pagan Saturday, September 27th Premiums atll a. M, aM, pases for ee $800. addle horse race (county) for be given during the week : ohh will be made on the previous day. cmon M2 Conditions. enter and 8to start, but th the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deduction of a proportionate anount of the Rare Any races fil also 20 per cent. of the purse. The National Association rules to govern. of any two classes alternate special race between heats. ; «A horse making a walk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance money paid in. When less than the required number of starters appear they may contest for the entrance money pale in, to be divided as fol. lows: Two-thirds to first, one-third to the senhe ‘State Agriculta » The, Sta cultural Society rul to govern ajl running races seen wee Saneere name are otherwise. n-starters in running rac: tor ani es . ig races will be held n of the above races the entr Be 0 par nant OED nree an na enna ons. res W ios hy one 10 per pent: idehiecaat. n all races entries not declared out by 6 Pp. M.of the di receding th ied fo fat g che race will be ere there is more than on one person or in the interest of; aar hy ticular horsethey are to start must be named by 6p. M. of the day preceding the race. a are eligiblethat were owned i: of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, Sutter oleae Butte, Sierra, Shasta, Plumas, Tehama an Lassen, and Washoe and Ormsby counties oF oe ae . ot Nevada, re to July ist; ‘ainin: "1 fom, July 1st. igs co ig nen oii ima orses are eligible in coun owned in the count prior A a iste : 8 track from Hay, straw and feed will not be furnieleed by the Society, but will be for sale on the grounds at reasonable rates. preree close with the Seoretary on Aug. Entry Blanks can be obtained u:cation to the Secre ‘8 ace Nevedathe All purses are free toall unless otherwise sesignated. M. L. MARSH : » Presid P. O. Address, Nevada City “Oat “J, Rorsg, Secretary. Epo ~ P.O, Address, Nevada City, Cal. received at the Be " go 1 Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street M_ m. L. & D. MARSH, -“ MIN . Agricultural istrict Assocation eorex POINTED PIOKETS, Doors, Windows, OREGON Rock Creek Mil and Laer Company. Proprietors. ae Manufacturers of and Dealers in . ‘Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine ING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. o——AND SAWED CEDAR Posts. RE . All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand or cut to order on short notice, — . : Blinds. Screens, Moldings of all kinds. The Lcwest Market Fates. M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street. Nevada Oity. Mill on Rock (reek. LAND COMPANY ct np RE SEER F ER AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN iding large tracts of Land, an lore: 3,200 scans of Land into 5 to 20acre Lots. T shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts Lagnges on the market, 225 huye been sold. W'TH .TS— —o—CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERT His FOR SALE A LARGE LOT or apt, STOCK AND. FRUIT FARMS, ALSO, e Oregéii Land Company was es We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan’ in Fruit will re f Wheat in the Mississippi Valley. : ; “We alec make valuable improvements in the way ofroads, fences, etc. We can sell a small tract of Land for the same price per acre that y In Purses and Premiums!)* The Leading Harness Shop of Nevada City “\. BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, arm. Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.j ecially organized tor the purpose of~b has during the tog two vous bought ie Home Office at SajJem, Oregon, aye (in the State Insurance Buildine.) PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. vid./ \esuccess of this undertaking is bring « Janger income than 160 ‘ou would have to pay for a large 50. 9. Trotting—Three year, old—District— 12. Trotting—Four years old—free for all, Grand Stock Parade and award of 18. Running—Two miles and repeat, $500. notice of which . §All trotting races are the best 3 in 5 (except the two years old and poerhes) 6 to e Board reserves ng with 10 or more.entries, the Society will add all ied aa ped but the Board reservesthe peat to trot heats , Or rot a In races designated as District all horses ¥ fay Bids forthe Bar Privt -. mote parts of the State. To LAND brook Park, Music and the gst, at, Glen HOME SEEKERS throughout the Stand at ‘he Paviliop, Nevada City, will be . fu cretary’s office, Nevadato 812 0 cloc. §iu., Wedneac : the co! a 10 C1 ea meeaaT. Eel . ty varied and extensive resources pre . Proprietor Heavy Concord Team Chain and Express Harness. Light Buggy Harness ofall Kinds on hand and made‘to oraer. Boston team buggy and express Coliars. Riding Saddles and Bridles. Robes, Blankets, Weband Leather Halters. furry Combs and Brushes of all descriptions, Buggy Whips, Whipstocks, Lashes, Slacksnakes. ‘Axle Grease, Harness Oil, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gleves. Ladies’ and Gents’ Driving Gauntlets. . Carriage Trimmings and Buggy Harness a Specialty TERMS CASE. . PRICES THE LOwzZTsT. property to THE STATE FAIR OF 185 TO BE HELD AT 3 SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 8 to20.j The counties that have enterprise enough to place their light are the localities that will attract capital for inyeaaent products in ¢ competitive Delays Are Dangerous! Fail not to be represented at the Annual Exposition of California’s Resources « Onen Air Amusements for the Dav . . . Grand Musical Concerts for the Evening ! FOR WHICH Liberati’s Famous Military Band, (of 50 Selected Artists,) OF NEW YORK, HAS BEEN ENGAGED, Address the Secretary. Bs EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary, Nouth Yuba Transrortation and Supply Company. Incorporated = 1,290, Al¢ Trecivcot ¢ O, Esq. GEO. A. HARE: E H. C. CALLAHAN, Esq. ED Esc E. J:.RECTOR, Seoretary. Oe ee a PR ormonceon® Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and xt Mondays, Wednesdavs a i Stages leave Maybert tor Hevene City via ~ gs a eS hs te Thursdavs and-Saturdays, at 5 A. M. “WORTH N. B.—This organization was eis . MOHOKs venues. ry for the protecti f + business with us. We propose ,to run Sta, Lis 9 ves and thosé doing no snow. We éam aly satelt hhe nosperartes Bn pines FI winterand Summer, snow.or . acs ourfriends. Signed: Washington Mining Co., “jie ~ Dumoal D. maning ss Yuba Mining Co,, CHRISTOPHER GREEN, resident, GEO. G. ALLAN, Esr. GEO, E: TURNER, Esq. Ormonde und Washiagton on Tuesdays, Bluebell Mi anyon Creek Mining Gos eee: Kutablished im 1852 Nevada: Assay . Office, . IT HAS TURNED UP. J.J OTT, Proprietor uicepsenrcaes NO. 25 MAIN STREET..NEVADA CITY A CHANCE TO MAKE OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPMOoOnNnzry?.— tion refined, melted and Assayed. ~ comnet, Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. 574 connection with my Assay Office I have a small Quarts M . with which I can make practical Mill Teste,and guarantee correct returns in every way. Working tests willoe ps) Y selling our new Book “CHA: SKETCH KS.” itis the i eiliug AEIWOns PULL, EAGE ORGINAL IL LUSTRATIONS, deta aha’ aetine + a made with from 50 40 800 pounds, PRICES . cicreus, 024 serious. Printed on heavy . plate paper. Book LOW ° size and character ever pul ed. oe e agent sold TAKE three days. Frio Of ou 7 aging Apply at once ior terms on Fs Md If you T ; are not satisfied when outfit recelyed, mony refunded, Address, is xo Southwestern House, Want to Keep Thorough:s Posted 18 NO Ee Seen. : CONCERNING — 4 Nashville, Tenn. 9g20-4m Bde aad ad eee a eae ENA W. W.WAGGONER, ae ee . (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) pe eee os eitsl Sdh thal =. Civil ; Engineer: and : Surveyor, Deputy County Surveyor and Deputy U.S. Mineral Surveyor. GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING And Other Resources, besid Informed at 1 times a ry THE LOCAL NWS HAPPENINGS I" SPECIALTY IS GENERAL abot and it hasa circulation Siakronoe es the reading people in,every part of his om aha tale ren ek Morgan & Roberts block Mevads ember Set county, It also has numerous patro: LLE ILL Cine lacer, Yuba and Sierra wh ’ in Sacramento, Sen Prnecines, re yh on " O* ade City on vs yo if and to “S ing made in the development of Se ee PURER Ba Vis ; ary indvcements” “* al root eatediier giana a Be hee ‘ALL ORDERS OMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TOW ped ENCOURAGE CAPITAL ait —-BY=— ie e s e ogee a, seil Exhibiting Your Capabilities.#e2<:: —AaAT—., corporation), ileon dec veu — ‘@) dec

ig & 4 The Daily Transcript. ;. Ro. $2, Gulicenew. Nevada City Cal. a a f CIRCULATES IN seaman. During mary, 1890, when eases which all other remedies Nevada City Grads Valley, Rough & Ready, . terrific gales burst upon the British to oute, yield to ayer Fadl ggeun eer . reer grade Cite North San Juan, French Cor-. stands, he-finds that barometers at} =. £2) ‘tion © ae ral, Sweetland, North Leng poo ga Flat, Granite Truckee,wre of Nevads Souety ‘also in Placer coun! ‘amento, San} °°" Freneisco-in tach throughout the State . idea is that the atmospheric power of Biss yong oo an Diego from the 8irising or d ° g the mercury in a — _______ . barometer is affected by the amount of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1890. LT Funeral of Charles Brooks. .. The funeral of arles.G. Brooks; which took Plate fst residence of B. H. Milleron Sunday, was largely attended: “Rey. H. Wileox of tbe Episcopal Church performed the last sad rites in an affecting manner. The strongest evidence of the high esteem in which the late Charles Brooks was heid by the people here was most un-. A Franklin Fox, a i. known English London gave no reliable monitions of these disastrous cyclones. Hisown electricity in the air at the moment, and that ‘‘to have strict, reliable weather Z glasses we require electric tests of the conditions of the atmosphere attached to them.” : posed, that the ‘lass. , tric storm over a station the mercury, for reasons never. fully explained, almost invariably rises orfalls very rapidly, though it often returns to its previous level::when the ;storm is past. pas eee ae ee suggestion for bettering weather has been made by Capt. . . It may be trae, as Capt. Fox has supelectricity has an effect on ons of the mercury in the g the passage of an elecfor nearly two here but a short ‘time comparatively. mistakably shown, © He had. been No one who formed his acquaintance could help-having.a high regard for him. The singing was under the direction of John Werry and was superior. Thé’ pall bearers were Messrs. Frank Nilon, B. N. Shoecrait, C.J. Brand, Marcus” Barah, John “Hyssey_ and Henry Lane, “3a, # _ The Pemtennial. Virginia City. Enterprise; . A letter from Superintendent Richards says that he has the new adit tunnel in 615 feet, and the ground is’ becoming much softer, indicating proximity to what has been considered the’ front gravel channel. It will have to run a considerable distance further to reach the main channel where the real pay gravel exits, which has been. found in adjoining mines. What may be found in this first channel, however, is a matter of much interest. The ground requires close timbering, and he is also engaged in getting in a good supply of timber forthe coming Winter’s run. — After Big Game. The men at-the Mt. Oro sawmill have been bothered some ot late by the presence of a bear in their immediai? vicinity, and they propose to put astop te thetrouble. They have built of mammoth logs a trap that is warranted tocatch anything on four legs that comes-f-* ling around it, The trap has been baited with a tempting’ morsel such as bears hanker after, and a vic_ timis now expected at any hour. The Transcript man has been promised a _ choice steak from the tenderest portion of one of the curly brutes that have been bothering the sawmill men so much. 0 0 e 2 A Kick frem Trackee. Republican: If ramors are true there are several would-be candidates who are playing, the “‘still hunt’ game and propose to go into the convention without letting anyone know that they are to be candidates. It seems that they are afraid that if they come out openly and announce themselves as candidates that they will invite opposition, This isn’t the fives and ships from the ocean cyclone. —New Orleans Picayune. spring, whenthe ice on the river was ‘neral, which he did, being obliged to hire a horse and carriage to make the . trati journey, the nearest bridge being some distance up the river. said about paying him either for his services or his expenses. oceurred in the family. Mr. Baker was There is little doubt that the electrical and the down rush of rain, always accompanied by a down rush of air, will tend to sustain or elevate the mercury —an effect likely to be intensified when in that electrical condition which fayvors heavy and prolonged precipitation from’ them, the effect. may very naturally account for the barometric degree of reliance to be placed upon the weather glass. If the inyention of a reliable: marine barometer shouldbe the result of such experiments it would be the means of saving thousands of A Generous Farmer. forinerly of Maine, while in Saco told ofan experience he once had while holding a pastorate near Bangor. There, was a well todo farmér who lived on the opposite bank of the Penobscot from Mr. Baker’s residence who one breakifig up, lost a daughter. Mr. Baker was asked to officiate at the fuNothing . was A little while afterward another death th oO asked ‘to conduct the services, which he did, this time hiring a.man to row him across the river, and again with no mention of compensation. The Y plaint, after lon pleased to on . pleté cure, an return of the disease.” with r once, gaining in ‘stren; coverin; too medicine.” medicine I know of.” —L. oodlan: Ayor’'s Tol tion, over by the use of THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. 108 Stevenson _. A Fact FORTH knowing is that blood aig. ment. comes --hand daily.. Even _ plaints as Ri ™ tic Gout, and ly eradicated mfort, and having tr r that a man Ayer’s Barsaparifis. I then decided to state of clouds, as Lord Rayleigh has} make a trial of this medicine, and took 1 t months. am shown, determines their precipitation, en 3 re > that, it effected a comL. A. Statk, Nashua, N. Mrs , writes: “One year ago Iwas taken ill heumagen being confined to my x thi the descending air is filled with the. house a z came ont of the smoke and dust arising over agreatcity. . -sickness very much &¢ tated, with no Wh storm appe' tem disordered in Fhen, therefore, # great is apatop py aaintoncet to use Ayer's hing, and clouds in’ its frorit are Sarsaparilis and began to imiprove at “T have taken a ; t thi) hi done me s0 phenomenon noted by Capt. Fox. At cine, Wyod as Ayer’s Sarsaparilia,” I all events, the series of experiments fais jie, beneticta! eters be _ i a } “ poses fail ite one é, a wich hee could ne ae ly testify that it is the best blood-throw new and valuable light upon W. Ward, Sry d, T PREPARED BY Or. J. GC. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5.9 bottle. The Gelebrated Freazhebure. Rev. Smith Baker, of Lowell, Mase., . "sr=xted“APHRODITINE 5. Ish woN a POdITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease sorder of. fro excessive / use of Stimulants, EFORE or Opium, or through youtniul Power, Wakef 5 back, seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Em issions, Let:eorrh' on, ziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impotency, which if neglected often lead to premature old and insanity, Price $1.00 a box, Gboxes for $5. Sent 4 mail on vere of price’ A UARANTEE is given for every $5.00 order received, torefund the money if. WRIT:AEN G Permanent cure is not eff thousands of testimonials from old and young, both a have been permanen phroditine. Circular free. “scific Branch, OR SALE BY W. D. VINTON. Nevada City. “such deep-seated — and stubborn commatism, RheumaA like, are thoroughthe use of this wonderful alterative. Mrs. BR. Irving , 110 West 125th street, New York, certifies :—~ “ About twovyears ago, after suffering ears from rheumatic t, being able e walk ony with great . ied various remedies, including mineral _waters;without relief, I saw .by an advertisement in a C pe’ been relieved of this distressing comsuffering, by taking . that I have since had no h and soon remy usual health. I cannot say. in praise of this well-known eat deal of mediSarsaparilla, AFTER oe Hearing bt dowa Palas in the » Nervous Pros. FRANCIB~9. Cat to hens.” the byr ., rimone nde indiscrerain We have tly cure duress next spring the farmer’s mother, passed away. Mr. Baker was obliged to imake the journey as he did the first time by riage. ‘This time the farmer went to Mr. Baker and said: ‘Mr. Baker, you have been very kind to come over here to conduct these funerals at at such an expense to you, and I feel that itis asking altogether too much, I want to pay you something. So next fall, when the apples are ripe. you drive around and yon can help yourself from . _ square way of doing and it is to be hoped that the convention will sit down pretty hard on the aspirations of these men. f The Granada Old idaho. Virginia City Enterprise: Grass Valley, Cal., is the site of many rich and famous mines of the yellow metal. Among those the Idabo is chief. It-is known all over the coast as a wondeiful, grand-mine.-—Itseems that there is nolet upto it. Night before last another great strike was made in it. A new ledge of free-milling ore was found any coche,” eee He Didn’t Tell His Parents. “TJ have never been so happy before in all my life,” gaid Henry Soulen, the father of a 15-year-old boy who fell from'a fifth story window in the New Insurance building, and was saved from a horrible death by alighting upon a mass of telegraph wires. Mr. Soulen ‘was about his son’s escape, and, although two days had voice trembled with emotion. ‘I have just been over to the scene of the accident,” he stated, ‘“‘and consider that my boy’s escape was simply wonderful. The wires upon which he fell are not init at a point below the 1700 level. This ore will mill from $80 to $100 a Grass Valley is a town built-on ton. a foundation of gold. Second Premium. Telegraph: first premium. New Clothing Store. L. Hyman arrived here on Sunday He will reopen a clothing store in about a week ‘at his late stand in the National Exchange Hotel, the goods having alThe new store will be under the charge of his brother-in-law, evening from Marysville. ready come, Mr. Lubeck. ® F——_— . Tr you could see your own scalp through an ordinary magnifying glass, you would be amazed at the amount of dust, dandruff, and dead skin thereonaccumulated. The best and most popular. preparation for cleansing the scalp is Ayer’s Hair Vigor. A mepicive endorsed and used by physicians and druggiste—Simmons Liver Regulator. : Appetite and sleep may. be improved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirite regaintheir bouyancy by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial ahd Blood Purifier. For sale ONE ENJOYS by Carr Bros. i My ownfamily medicine—Simmonr Liver Regulator. — Rev. Jas. M Rollins, Fairfield, Va. Fox rheumatic and neuralgic pains, yubin Dr. J. H.Mckean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment, and take Dr. J. H.Mc Lean’s Sarsaparilla. You will no We mentioned the other day that the Council of the Legion of Honor at Nevada City had taken the first premium, $50, for initiating the most members for the : year. We did not mention then, for] grabbed John in his arms and thanked we did not then know, that Valley Council, Legion of Honor, of Grass Valley, took the second premium of $40. Valley Council intends at the end of the current year to take the more than a dozen in number.” It appears that young Soulen did not tell his parents of his frightful experience. pened. He thought he might as well keep quiet so long as he had not been hurt. In the evening my son Herman, -who had read about the affair while down town, rushed into the house, God that he was still alive. Then we heard for the first time of John’s fearful experience.” —Milwaukee Wisconsin. Mother—Lucy, hasn’t Mr. Jinks proposed yet? Lucy—No, not yet, mamma. Mother—He helped you to put on your gloves last night. Lucy (shaking her head)—I know he did, but there are six buttons on the gloves, and when he buttoned the fourth button he asked me if that wasn’t enough. It only took him a minute. If he had any serious intentions it would have taken him half an hour at least. I see he is only trifling with my young aftections.—Chatter. Soth the method and results whe: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan ind refreshing to the taste, and act rently yet. promptly on the Kidneys, Liver;and Bowels, cleanses the sys em effectually; dispels golds, head whes and fevers and cures habitual onstipation permanently. For sale p 5Ocand $2 bottles by all druggists suffer long, but will be gratified with + CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. . . by Carr Bros. ext nd Louisvuge, Cee EW YORK, NY. Staple and Fancy Hardware are, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, Andall the Best and Newest PatGlassware, terns. (OOK :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES, All Styles. The Famous Suoerior R The Bestin the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING: Guns, Pistols. Ammunition of all SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. e do not carry English cutthe superior lery. We believe in merits of American products. PAINTS,OILS, P WIN FREIGHT ADDED.

UTTY, DOW GLASS, ETC. We Sell Everything at San Francisco {Prices, Kinds. HAS LEASED RMERLY CONDUCTED BY and having renovated and Tat class style is now prepared to public in a satisfactory manner, IN ALL STYLES. IN ITS SEASON, : Meals at COOKED TO ORDER. or ~~. {A Fall assortment of Everything neat and palatable. MRS.A.PERRY THE PINE STREET RESTAURANT FRESH OYSTERS Rich Ice Cream All Hours, Fine Fresh Candies. A, TAM, réfitted it in serve the ore pram r BARTLE AND OTHER TT THE HIGHEST MARKET PAID FOR Enquirejof Mevada City. PEARS WANTED . Marketable Pears. E. BOOTH, Cerner Pine and. Commercial Streets, PRIOE Just = Received ! Dress Hat! Especially adapted for 4 sts ~e_—— IN-THE WAY OF A Street and Traveling Purposes. This, Hat is having an immense sale in San Francisco and will be worn by a great many Native Daughters in the coming celebration ‘MRS. LESTER’*& CRAWFORD. Main Street, Nevada City. ‘ STATE FAIR? eee SPECIAL . INVITATION.’ 4 center of the Art Gallery, will be found again this year a splendid exhibit of MATH USHEK PIANOS, and you are hereby invited to call’ and examine the solid IRON “ increasing popularity. The Mathushek Pianos have taken the First Premium (Silver Medal) at Mechanics Fair, also Society Medal at State Fair which is the highest award given to Pianos. ‘We sold nearly all that we put in our exhibit last year; and we hope to dispose of more this season. JOHN F. COOPER, Sole Manfg Agent for the Mathushek (New Haven, Conn.) Pianos. Write for new Circular, and call and see een the Fair. Store and Ware Rooms, 631 J Street, Sacramento. RATHER PREVIOUS! To advertise our Fall Line of Men's Overcoats, But as every one intending to attend the Admission Day Celebration will need one, we had our Eastern houses ship them early and they are now on hand. We are showing the Finest Styles Ever seen in the mountains, and it is needless to say the Prices Are All Right. B, H. MILLER, ~ ie Sixth Annual Pat! {Commencing TUESDAY, Seutember 23rd, and Continuing Liberal Purses for State, District Liberal Premiums for Live Stock In the North Hall of the Exposition Building, in §the . s400. FRAME MATHUSHEK. They are different from} other Pianos. They have obtained a wide spread and . ji ‘} trained.on the Socie' pat —OF THE— . Pl bs i h SEVENTEENTH For 1890 GLENBROOK: PARK, FIVE DAYS. cipal # ‘$10,000 and County Horses : Farming, Orchardland Dairv Products ard Mining, Mechanical and Art Exhibits,. Five Days Racing ! Speed Programme for 1890; fuesday, September 23rd. 1, Running—Three-fourtns mile and re peat, $400. bor ee ia 2. Trotting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—County—$2.50. Trotting—For 4 years old—District— 24th 4. Running—One mile and a half} dash, Wednesday, September 5. Trotting—?2:40 class, $500. g 6. Trotting—One year o)d, one mile -for coltsowned in the county, $150. Ladies Tournament atll a. M. Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade at10a.m. 0" 7, Running—Five-eighths of amile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 class, $7: $300. Fridav, September 26th 10. Running—One mile and repeat, 11 Trotting—2:30 class, pagan Saturday, September 27th Premiums atll a. M, aM, pases for ee $800. addle horse race (county) for be given during the week : ohh will be made on the previous day. cmon M2 Conditions. enter and 8to start, but th the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deduction of a proportionate anount of the Rare Any races fil also 20 per cent. of the purse. The National Association rules to govern. of any two classes alternate special race between heats. ; «A horse making a walk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance money paid in. When less than the required number of starters appear they may contest for the entrance money pale in, to be divided as fol. lows: Two-thirds to first, one-third to the senhe ‘State Agriculta » The, Sta cultural Society rul to govern ajl running races seen wee Saneere name are otherwise. n-starters in running rac: tor ani es . ig races will be held n of the above races the entr Be 0 par nant OED nree an na enna ons. res W ios hy one 10 per pent: idehiecaat. n all races entries not declared out by 6 Pp. M.of the di receding th ied fo fat g che race will be ere there is more than on one person or in the interest of; aar hy ticular horsethey are to start must be named by 6p. M. of the day preceding the race. a are eligiblethat were owned i: of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, Sutter oleae Butte, Sierra, Shasta, Plumas, Tehama an Lassen, and Washoe and Ormsby counties oF oe ae . ot Nevada, re to July ist; ‘ainin: "1 fom, July 1st. igs co ig nen oii ima orses are eligible in coun owned in the count prior A a iste : 8 track from Hay, straw and feed will not be furnieleed by the Society, but will be for sale on the grounds at reasonable rates. preree close with the Seoretary on Aug. Entry Blanks can be obtained u:cation to the Secre ‘8 ace Nevedathe All purses are free toall unless otherwise sesignated. M. L. MARSH : » Presid P. O. Address, Nevada City “Oat “J, Rorsg, Secretary. Epo ~ P.O, Address, Nevada City, Cal. received at the Be " go 1 Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street M_ m. L. & D. MARSH, -“ MIN . Agricultural istrict Assocation eorex POINTED PIOKETS, Doors, Windows, OREGON Rock Creek Mil and Laer Company. Proprietors. ae Manufacturers of and Dealers in . ‘Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine ING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. o——AND SAWED CEDAR Posts. RE . All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand or cut to order on short notice, — . : Blinds. Screens, Moldings of all kinds. The Lcwest Market Fates. M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street. Nevada Oity. Mill on Rock (reek. LAND COMPANY ct np RE SEER F ER AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN iding large tracts of Land, an lore: 3,200 scans of Land into 5 to 20acre Lots. T shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts Lagnges on the market, 225 huye been sold. W'TH .TS— —o—CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERT His FOR SALE A LARGE LOT or apt, STOCK AND. FRUIT FARMS, ALSO, e Oregéii Land Company was es We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan’ in Fruit will re f Wheat in the Mississippi Valley. : ; “We alec make valuable improvements in the way ofroads, fences, etc. We can sell a small tract of Land for the same price per acre that y In Purses and Premiums!)* The Leading Harness Shop of Nevada City “\. BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, arm. Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.j ecially organized tor the purpose of~b has during the tog two vous bought ie Home Office at SajJem, Oregon, aye (in the State Insurance Buildine.) PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. vid./ \esuccess of this undertaking is bring « Janger income than 160 ‘ou would have to pay for a large 50. 9. Trotting—Three year, old—District— 12. Trotting—Four years old—free for all, Grand Stock Parade and award of 18. Running—Two miles and repeat, $500. notice of which . §All trotting races are the best 3 in 5 (except the two years old and poerhes) 6 to e Board reserves ng with 10 or more.entries, the Society will add all ied aa ped but the Board reservesthe peat to trot heats , Or rot a In races designated as District all horses ¥ fay Bids forthe Bar Privt -. mote parts of the State. To LAND brook Park, Music and the gst, at, Glen HOME SEEKERS throughout the Stand at ‘he Paviliop, Nevada City, will be . fu cretary’s office, Nevadato 812 0 cloc. §iu., Wedneac : the co! a 10 C1 ea meeaaT. Eel . ty varied and extensive resources pre . Proprietor Heavy Concord Team Chain and Express Harness. Light Buggy Harness ofall Kinds on hand and made‘to oraer. Boston team buggy and express Coliars. Riding Saddles and Bridles. Robes, Blankets, Weband Leather Halters. furry Combs and Brushes of all descriptions, Buggy Whips, Whipstocks, Lashes, Slacksnakes. ‘Axle Grease, Harness Oil, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gleves. Ladies’ and Gents’ Driving Gauntlets. . Carriage Trimmings and Buggy Harness a Specialty TERMS CASE. . PRICES THE LOwzZTsT. property to THE STATE FAIR OF 185 TO BE HELD AT 3 SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 8 to20.j The counties that have enterprise enough to place their light are the localities that will attract capital for inyeaaent products in ¢ competitive Delays Are Dangerous! Fail not to be represented at the Annual Exposition of California’s Resources « Onen Air Amusements for the Dav . . . Grand Musical Concerts for the Evening ! FOR WHICH Liberati’s Famous Military Band, (of 50 Selected Artists,) OF NEW YORK, HAS BEEN ENGAGED, Address the Secretary. Bs EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary, Nouth Yuba Transrortation and Supply Company. Incorporated = 1,290, Al¢ Trecivcot ¢ O, Esq. GEO. A. HARE: E H. C. CALLAHAN, Esq. ED Esc E. J:.RECTOR, Seoretary. Oe ee a PR ormonceon® Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and xt Mondays, Wednesdavs a i Stages leave Maybert tor Hevene City via ~ gs a eS hs te Thursdavs and-Saturdays, at 5 A. M. “WORTH N. B.—This organization was eis . MOHOKs venues. ry for the protecti f + business with us. We propose ,to run Sta, Lis 9 ves and thosé doing no snow. We éam aly satelt hhe nosperartes Bn pines FI winterand Summer, snow.or . acs ourfriends. Signed: Washington Mining Co., “jie ~ Dumoal D. maning ss Yuba Mining Co,, CHRISTOPHER GREEN, resident, GEO. G. ALLAN, Esr. GEO, E: TURNER, Esq. Ormonde und Washiagton on Tuesdays, Bluebell Mi anyon Creek Mining Gos eee: Kutablished im 1852 Nevada: Assay . Office, . IT HAS TURNED UP. J.J OTT, Proprietor uicepsenrcaes NO. 25 MAIN STREET...NEVADA CITY A CHANCE TO MAKE OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPMOoOnNnzry?.— tion refined, melted and Assayed. ~ comnet, Gold Bars exchanged for Coin. 574 connection with my Assay Office I have a small Quarts M . with which I can make practical Mill Teste,and guarantee correct returns in every way. Working tests willoe ps) Y selling our new Book “CHA: SKETCH KS.” itis the i eiliug AEIWOns PULL, EAGE ORGINAL IL LUSTRATIONS, deta aha’ aetine + a made with from 50 40 800 pounds, PRICES . cicreus, 024 serious. Printed on heavy . plate paper. Book LOW ° size and character ever pul ed. oe e agent sold TAKE three days. Frio Of ou 7 aging Apply at once ior terms on Fs Md If you T ; are not satisfied when outfit recelyed, mony refunded, Address, is xo Southwestern House, Want to Keep Thorough:s Posted 18 NO Ee Seen. : CONCERNING — 4 Nashville, Tenn. 9g20-4m Bde aad ad eee a eae ENA W. W.WAGGONER, ae ee . (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) pe eee os eitsl Sdh thal =. Civil ; Engineer: and : Surveyor, Deputy County Surveyor and Deputy U.S. Mineral Surveyor. GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING And Other Resources, besid Informed at 1 times a ry THE LOCAL NWS HAPPENINGS I" SPECIALTY IS GENERAL abot and it hasa circulation Siakronoe es the reading people in,every part of his om aha tale ren ek Morgan & Roberts block Mevads ember Set county, It also has numerous patro: LLE ILL Cine lacer, Yuba and Sierra wh ’ in Sacramento, Sen Prnecines, re yh on " O* ade City on vs yo if and to “S ing made in the development of Se ee PURER Ba Vis ; ary indvcements” “* al root eatediier giana a Be hee ‘ALL ORDERS OMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TOW ped ENCOURAGE CAPITAL ait —-BY=— ie e s e ogee a, seil Exhibiting Your Capabilities.#e2<:: —AaAT—., corporation), ileon dec veu — ‘@) dec