September 17, 1889 (4 pages)

& _.Hood’s Sarsapralla. The Daily Transcript, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 122, Superior Car‘ ———28s was transact The following by”~ ‘ed in the Sup; . ery Judge J. M _diling presiding: 4d vs. Gephardt. Order arp disp-'“1N8 case fet aside,’ : uacGagin vs, Creggan. Demurrer to cross-complaint sustained, People vs.: John Anderson. Dismissed on motion of District Attorney. Estate of John Brunnemann, deceased. W. D. Long éntered as attorney of record. Edward Barrett vs. Thos. Le Duc. Demurrer tv complaint over-ruled by consent. Twenty dags to-anwer. Estate of Joseph Speidel, insolvent . debtor. Discharge granted. Estate of P. Brunstetter, deceased. Mary Brunstetter appointed guardian. Bond $600 for each minor. oe Walworth vs. Walworth. Counsel on each side allowed $150 counsel _fees, and permission granted to mortgage community property. E. W. Reberts vs. Arthur Cooper. Ordered submitted on briefs. . The People vs. Samuel Hodge. On trial before the following jury: Emil Rosenthal, George A. Church, J. B. Byrne, Chas. Mosher, E. Brimskill, David-Conley,-Benj._Locklin, Win O'Neill, M. Rosenberg, John Baldwin, Reuben Herrod, William. Berry. . Chas. E. Uren’and Dr, J.'L. Coombs testified. f The New Bridges. Besides the Supervisors, some. of the other county. officers, E. J. Rector of this city and Dr. Jones of Grass Valley, thére. were on account of a misunderstanding but few people present at Jast Saturday’s dedication of the county’s new. bridges over the South Yuba and Rush creek: The bridges and raqad were inspected, and thenall hands went down under the shade of the Rush creek structure and partook of the lunch which the county seat visitors bad taken over. During the afternoon the crowd increased scmewhat, at one time about. fifty persons (including numerous ladies) being present, The proposition to build a road from the Wyoming mine to the bridges, so as to give this city closer communication with the lower end of the Sin Juan ridge, should not be permitted to sleep. N. C. Miller estimates roughly that it will take from 6 to 644 miles of new road to muke the con; nection, and that. the cost (provided an expensive. bridge across Woods’ Ravine is not necessary), will not exceed $2,500. Several residents of the county seat have signified their desire to subscribe to a fund for the building of the road, among them being Cointy Assessor Pond and FE. J. Rector who say they will zive-§100euch. . ~~ Ge The Best Advertising. — The most. efficient advertising of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is that which comes from the medicine itself. That is, those who are cured by it, speak to friends afflicted similarly, who in turn derive benefit and urge others to try this successful medicine. . Thus the circle of its popularity is rapidly widening from this source alone, and more and more are becoming. enthusiastic in behalf of Hood’s Sarsaparilla as_it actually demonstrates its absolute merit. All that is asked for Hood’s Sarsaparilla is that it be given a fair trial. Ifyou need a yood blood purifier, or building up medicine, try The Washington Murder Case, Judge Wadsworth acting as deputy county coroner held an inquest Sun’ day on the remains of the late Peter Chappel who was buried that afternoon from the Congregafional Church. The jurors were Norval Douglass, E F. Rosenthal, G. E. Withington, N. Bailey, J. B. Jilbert, and, Howard L. Douglass. They found that deveased came to his death from a pistol wound inflicted by David Steele. The preliminary examination of: Steele is set for three o’clock Wednesday afternoon in Judge Wadsworth’scourt. It will at that time be postponed to a later date if the Hodge trial is not then concluded, : ‘Weak and weary’ describes the condition of many people debilitated by the warm weather, by disease or overwork. Hood’s Sarsaparilla‘is just the medicine needed to build up and strengthen the body, purify and quicken the sluggish blood, and restore the lost appetite. . National surgical Lustitute, One or more surgeons representing this Institute will be at the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Sept. 21, for one day only.They come fully prepared with all the apparatus necessary for the successful treatment of their specialties, curvatures of the spine, diseases of the hip and knee joint, crooked limbs, club feet and all bodily deformities. Their success in treating these troubles as well as all chronic and sexual diseases has made for the Institute a national reputation. 3 Upon application, ‘references will ‘be furnished from patients in all parts of the United States. : ° All persons who are suffering from ‘any of these complaints, should not fail to take sdvantage of this opportunity for relief. 2 2b ‘ae A Choice Dish.” Deviled Crabs with shells for.serv“ing for sale at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery-Store,"Phey~are-veryyde-. licious. Try them. 8-1f Iv You waut a fine turn-out go ill for several weeks, is rapidly improvhere by Sunday afternoon’s train and 2RSONAL MENTION. l des and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Hon. A. Walrath has retarned from the Bay. : Chas. K. Tower has returned from Oakland; Miss Ida Allen leaves Wednesday for Riverside. Pkotographer Schramm has returned from a trip to Sacramento, House is visiting at this city. A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill has returned from the seacoast. Mrs. Shurtleff has returned from a visit with Grass Valley friends. Chas. 8. Paine of North San Juan has returned from a trip below. Mrs. Helmick and her daughter returned to Sacramento'on Monday. A. Barrows, the Grass Valley lawyer, has returned from the Bay, Geo, F, Jacobs left Mond.y night fur Sacramento to takein the State Fair. : ‘ Johu Szott, ex-County Treasurer of Sierra, went to San Francisco Saturday night. Jas. R. Smith of Grass Valley has been commissioned as a Notary Public, Universiry at Berkeley arrived here Monday. Ready bus returned froma visit to Sacramento. A. W. Crowell of Sierra City, was in town Sunday on his way home from San Francisco. Miss Archer of San Juan was in town Saturday night on her way to San Francisco. : Mrs, Joseph Long and her daughter, Mrs. Harry Heather, left Monday for Stockton to vi-it friends, Senator -Pieston has gone to the Stute Fair. He will also visit Stockton before returning home. Watson Charles left Sunday for Cranniore, Sutter county, to resume charge of. the public school there. Phil Byrne of Gold Flat, who is constructing a barn for David Jones at Spenceville, was. at the county seut Monday. i Mrs, J. M. Parr and Mrs, R. C. Black of North Bloomfield were in town Monday evening en route to San Francisco, ‘ Harry Buhring, who has been to Seattle, passed through town Sunday on his way to San Juan where be formerly resided. ; Miss Lulu Hartman came up Sunday from San Francisco with M, Rosenberg and family; and will remain awhile as their guest, C. E, Wilde, who has been seriously ing and will beable ina few days to resume his business duties, John Robinson of Forest City and George Julisn of Woodland arrived went up on Monday’s Sierra county stage. : E John R. Yonng of North Bloomfield hus zone to Seattle, Wa-hington Territory, to locate, and his wife will soon leave this county for the same place, Laet Thursday evening Miss Lydia Gauthier was tendered a very pleasant surprise party at the residence of her father, Mons, A. Gauthier of Grass Valley. -: George Lawrence of Downievill went to Colfax Saturday night. He returns Tuesday to Sierra county accompanied by Mrs, D, McNaughton of Dow nievisle. The famety of J. B, Harris, city editor of the Sacramento Bee, are visitingin S.erra Valley, Mr, Harris was in the seventies connected with the Truckee Republican, Ch. 8, E. Mulloy left Monday night for San Francieco to meet Mrs. B. A; Valantine who is expected to arrive there Wednesday or Thursday on the steamer Guelic from China. W. J. Davis, an old-time resident of this city who formerly owned the bakery at this ity now conducted by A, Gault, arrived here Monday afternoon from Sin Fraacisco, His wife accompanies him. Miss Lnvia Ott and Emil Ott returned Monday to their home in this city. They have been visiting at Oakland-andHealdsburg, the lady being yone six monthsand the gentleman over a.nrohth. : Mrs. Ned Haskell, mother of Burnett Haskell, formerly editor. of the Workingmen’s paper known a+ Truth, returned Saturday night tc San Francisco after a visit at the Méuntain House. * Joaquin: Miller, the long-haired poet of the Sierras,.was on one of the delayed Central Pacific trains Frida) and honored Truckee with his presence for sevéral hours. He was the observed of all observers. Says Saturday evening’s Grass Valley Telegraph: Last evening the Misses Whiteside very pleasantly entertained u number of friends at a paity, complimentary to Miss Mamie Hurst of San Francisco and Miss Nina Austin of Willow Valley, : James Colley of this city is ‘“spending afew dayéin San Francisco with his brother, From there he will go tu Paso Robles Springs to remain awhile for medical treatment, thea he will take a trip to Riverside, San Bernardino county, to visit bis son James. He will be gone three or four weeks in Ex-Congressman Horace .F. Page and 8 ate Senator ‘W. E, Dargie of the Oakiaud Tribune spent Sunday ut this city, Mr. Dargie being accompanied by his wife. The gentlemen came te tuke a look at the Fortuna quartz mine in the ownership of which property Mr, Page is interested. There isa fair prospect that work will be re‘sumed On the claini, © : Tug San Francisco Evening Post. is Miss Ida Cole of the Mountain. , Prof.Wm. Carey Jones of the State Miss Lena Schroeder of Rough and. EMPEROR WILLIAM AND HIS WIFE AUGUBTA. New. York, Sept. 15.—The Times’ London cable says: It is stated that during the coming winter the Kaiser will inaugurate a new epoch in Berlin society, making the court the most brilliant the century has seen: Europe with the spectacle of the youngest Emperor since the time of the First Napoleon, who, like him, professes to want peace but carries his hand on his sword, swift to follow a provocation wi . to mix uneasiness with enthusiam over the prospect. HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mattore of Local Interest. mine last month was only $9,500. Wm. Hoy Jr., Mike McCabe, Ed. Bates and John Frances were arrested dollars each. The parties given last week at Downieville, Sierra City and Campbell Springs by Messrs. Michell, Goyne, Godair and Carter of this city were only moderately attended. gentlemen just about made the expenses of their trip. baggage may now be carried, free of cost, by passengers: on the Narrow Gauge. gage have been reduced to 25 cents for the first twenty-four hours and 10 cents foreach subsequent twenty-four hours. signed by Wm. Wall and James Seymour of Grass Valley fora wrestling match, Cornish style, best three in October 5th, The stakes are $50 a /aide and gaté money, expenses to be defrayed by the winner. The citizens of Truckee voted unanmonths ago they voted $6,000-to build a new school house. The building was well advanced toward completion . fortunately there was an insurance of when it was destroyed by fire, but]. no pay required. for disturbing the peace and fined five} gale by Carr Broa, known remevegetable truly be said, “One record of Peculiar in combination,The . Preparation of ingredients, Hood's SarsapaTrilla possesses the curative value of the best Hood’s tic caom. 5 S kingdom. One hundred and fifty pounds of} Pecullar in its strength and economy, Hood’s peocioe snc hhc ter ome ag cd cea Buchien’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruisos, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum The clean-up of the Sierra Buttes . Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands , Corns, and all Skin. ErupAt Truckee Friday.George McCabe, . tions, and positively cures ‘ Itis guaran teed vo nF ay satisfaction, or money reproportion, and Doses One Dol; . lar.” Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's Rates for storage of bag-. Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unwore oarsaparillats: the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered.” Peculiar in its “good name at home,”—¢t2 are is more of Hood’s Sarsa@ Articles of agreement have been. parilla sold in Lowell: than. of-all-, other blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad no other Pecul i ar preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so five, to take place Saturday evening, . steadfastly the confidence of all classes Peculiar in the brain-work which ie represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla combines all the knowledge which modern tcieaco has FO Itsel imously Thursday to issue .school} With many years practical experience in bonds to the amount of $2,000. A few. ” reparing medicines, in medical developed, Piles, or . . DENTISTRY. ra) * ember of the Kolby N Surg! M Inatitute of Philadel ais, a perme: pie og og EE 8S LAMBLETT BUILDING, nae oe ae Corner of Millfand Bank Sts., For the purpose of doing all kinds of Dentistry at prices. within the reach of tne poor. RATES—Best Full U , Sets of Teeth. lined with Gold ie 50, $23 50, and $26 50, i to $ GOLD. FILLINGS FROM $1 TO $4. No extra charge fo porarary Al work warranted. sewn — CRASH! BANG! BIG ocuT: ——DOWN GO PRICES— —3 “Best full Upper or Lower’ Set-$12 50 1450. th a blow. The Germans are reported He will dazzle THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Political and Other Gossip From Potomac’s Shores. Wanimaker., Finding it impossible to return there the President telegraphed Mrs, Harrison and she came on to Washington. Saturday the first cabinet meeting for quite a while was held, All the cabinet were . present except Secretaries Blaine aad Rusk who are out of town. The extra session, lasting several hours, was given up tothe discussion of an extra s@ssion of Congress,and it was finally decided not to call an extra session. When the meeting opened the only outright opponents wf an extra session were Secretaries Windom and lracy, but they were so well fortified with vinanswerable arguments against the extra session that the decision was finally arrived at unapimously, It was generally expected that several other important ‘matters would be taken up at this meeting but owing to the unusual legnth of the session they were postponed. The Democrats appear to be disappointed hecause no extra_session of Congress has been called. They had been indulging in the hope of its being called and of some mistake being made by the Republicans that would change the unmistakeably favorable sentiment which the country entertains at present for the administration, Judge Houck the plain-spoken.Congressman from Tennessee and Civil Service Commissioner Lyman had a good-natured argument a day or two ago as to whether the Civil Service Commission should be abolished. Judge Houck took the affirmative and succeeded it easily demolishing every reason that Mr. Lyman could furnish for the existence of the Conimision. Judge will repeat his arguments upon the floor of the House early in’ the next session, : A meaner or more underhanded and contemptible fight than that which is being waged aguinst Pension Commissioner Tanner has never been seen. Almost every crime which bitter malive can invent has been charged against him; no lie is too ridiculous for.those papers fighting him to print, Tum no apologist for Commissioner Tfanner—he needs none, He has vommitted errors, but they have been in every instance of the.heart and not the head. The only trouble with Tanner is that his heart is entirely too big to suit alot of close-fisted curmudgeons, who would like to see all the old soldiers turned out. to graze, instead of being pensioned from the o.erflowing treasury of the country kind of a man these fellows want at the head of the Pension office. They want a man who will pile many obstacles in the path of the poor applicant for a pension and give the wealthy Government instead of the poor applicant the benefit of every doubt which may arise in proving disubilityBat there is one consolation for the veterans the only man who has the power to remove ‘‘Corporal” Tanner is Benjamin Harrison and he is known to think pretty much as. Tanner does on the soldier question. Policeman Kearney, the man who arrested the agsaysin Guitegu as he wan running to a carriage after shooting President Garfield, died here last Friday. Wednesday the 11th instant, will be the one hundredth anniversary of the organization of the United States Treasury department. Secretary Hamilton, could he compare the department as itis today with what it was then, would doubtless open his eyes very wide, Forry-Niver. ————EEEEEE Tae San Francisco Evening Post of Ban’ 'toH ’s li feed oy ‘the leading evening paper of San (see E fore Wasuinat wn, D. C. Sept, 9, 1889. Kpiror Transcripr—Phe President . returned to Washington Friday night for ashort stay. He left Mrs. Harris: . on at Philadelphia the guest of Mrs. . \\ It is more than probable that the], which tney saved. Tanner isn’t tlie . eho JUDGMENT AFFIRMED. Whe Validity of Material Liens On Mining Property. The Tidings says of the opinién filed ollicg of the Clerk of the Suti the prome Court, for this district, Friday Mioon,-in the case of Sylvester, ! ide ¢& Johnston’ va, the Coe Quartz “Mining Co., appellant: This action was brought to foreclose their separate material—men’s liens on the mining claim of the defendantfor materials furnished for repairs on said claim, There was but one contract to do all the work for a certain number of shares of stock of the company and the contract was not recorded. The appellant contends that the statute does not. give to material men liens upon mining claims, but only upon each separate structure around the same, and upon this basis it is argued that the notices of the liens being against the mine and not the structures erected in repairing the same, they were invalid. The Court does not concur in this view. The lien givan by the statute is upon the mining claim as a whole and not upon the separate piece of work done in its repair. The judgment and order appealed from are affirmed except as to respondent Johnston, and as to him the lower Court is instructed to modify the judgment so as not to allow him pay for material that was not used. {The suit was brought against the lessee of the Coe, on account of materials and supplies furnished bim. Defendants contended that they had caused notices to be posted declaring that they would not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted for by the lessee, but in the trial of the case it was decided that the plaintiffs did not bave legal notice to that effect. Under the decision of the Superior Court the plaintiffs filed a lien against the property of the Company. The original amount of the claim was $739 40.) ; HARD CASE. John Fogarty Takes a Shot at His Son James. Johu—-Fogarty of Birchville went Saturday to the picnic held on the South Yuba to celebrate the opening ofthe new county bridges. He indulged freely in liquid refreshments, then in the evening went home and created a disturbance about some blankets. His son James éndeavored to quell him when he drew a pistol and grasping the young man by the coat collar fired at his head. ‘As the weapon went off James struck itdown, and the bu.let passed between his arm and bedy, narrowly missed two of Fogarty’s younger children who’ stood by, then flattened against the stove, pistol fell of the floor when the . was fired, and after a struggle the son got hold of it. James Doyle and @ younger son of the shooter who were in the yard héard the disturbance. and hastened into the house. Fogarty senior fled. and has not’ been: seen since. Hissons came to the county seat Sunday and swore out a warrant for his arrest. ; cat ata tC EN A LUCKY TRIAL, The Good Fortune Which Followed. It affords me great pleasure to send to you this yoluntary statement of my experience in testing the merits of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. For the past five yearsI have been troubled with an exceedingly sluggish liver, including loss of appetite and distress after eating; pains in the back and kidneys, and boils ground my neck and face, 1 tried many liver remedies, only getting temporary relief. I was recommended to try a bottle of ‘“The California Remedy” Joy's Vegetable ‘SarsaParilla as @ test, and while taking the first bottle I became convinced of its merits, for I could feel it was working a change in me. T took five bottles, and during that time my troubles left me. Everything is working full and regular, in fact it has cleansed, purified and braced me up generally. I feel like another man. You are at liberty to use this as you see fit, or can refer whom you please to A MARVEL OF PURITY. ‘“Royal) a Perfect Baking Powe der—Absolutely Free from Lime and Alum, Tho Royal Baking powder is consid: ered by all chemists and food analyiste to be‘a marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. The official tests show, furthermore, that it is now the only baking powder before the public free from both lime and alum, and absolutely pure, It has come to be used almost exclusively throughout the country. This exclusive purity is due largely to the improved method by the userof which it has been made possible to produce a perfectly pure cream of tartar, from which all the lime, etc., has been eliminated. This chemically pure cream of tartar is excusively employed in the manufacture of the Royal Baking Powder, so that its absolute freedom from lime and all other extraneous substances is guaranteed, ; Professor McMurtrie, late chemist-. in-chief of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. ©., after analizing samples ef the various baking powders of the market, testified to the absolute purity of Royal Baking Powder as follows: ‘ ‘All chemical testa to which I have submitted it have proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthful, of uniform, excellent quality, and free from every deleterious substance. ‘Wau. McoMortaiz, E. M., Ph.D,” Chemist-in-Chief U. 8. Deputy of Agriculture, Oe & Death of a Truckee Lawer. George E. Marshall died Saturday morning at Truckee. The Republican says: He was well known in Truckee and vicinity having been a resident of that place for the past twelve years. While he was working in a sawmill at Glenbrook many years ago he commenced the study of the law and by cloge application and :unaided he became sufficiently proficient tobe admitted to the Placer county Superior Courtin 1881. For two years he was Deputy District Attorney of Nevada county. He possessed qualities which had they been properly directed would have enabled him to make his mark in the world. He was generally esteemed and was regarded as an honest and upright man. His death isa sad blow to his aged and devoted mother and she hasthe sympathy of the community. The funeral took place Sunday under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias, of which order he was a member, oe setaerevemmueommeeneninassiiid Au Klegant Substitute For vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of Sitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians. Manufactured only by the California Fig Hyrup Company, San Francisco,Cal, For gale by all leading druggists. Carr Bros., Nevada City. tf SOOO 0 me Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused such @ general revival of trade at Carr Bros, Drug Store as their giving away to their customers of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and ‘never disappoints, Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all threat and lung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting atrial bottle free, large size $1, Every bottle warranted. When Baby was sick, ce We gave her Castoria. Wher she was a Child, When she became Miss, ' She clung to Castoria, $3500 upon it. edifice required the raising of more —OF— 1 Bo sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparitia . "UCKERY, ~ GLASS, ~ CHINA Sold by all druggists. gi; six for $s, Prepared only fey by . san : van ge ag Lang TIN Ww ARE. ie ~ {30 Days of Reckless ‘Cutting’! The loss of the new money forggobuilding. The Walworth Case. In the matter of the property of Stephen L. Walworth and wife, defendant and plaintiff, respectively, in an action for divorce which has been tried but not decided, Referee A. J. Ridge decided as follows, after a hearing extending over twenty-two days: The town property, consisting of five lota.and improvementa, and 160 acres of the ranch, ie Mr. Walworth’s separate property. o The ranch, comprising 364 acres, is CG community property. All personal property is community property except one piano (Mra. Walworth’s separate property) and four cattle and one set of buggy harness— Mr. Walworth’s separate property. The referee found a charge of $312 against three of the town lots—community money expended for improvements thereon. ‘ Personal property valued at about $1200, comprising cattle, horses, hay, household furniture, hogs and chickens, was decided to be community property. The ranch is valued at $10 an acre and the town loté at $5200. Plaintiff and «defendant express themselves as satisfied with the referee’s decisions. ———EEEE Confirmed, The favorable impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, a few yearsago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experiences of all who have used it, and the success of the proprietors and manufacturers, the Cal, Fig Syrup Company. (Coereeaaeereaperegepememncmyetrmmesmenee ry At Truckee, sept. lath, to the wife of J. N. Durney, a daughter, At Grass Valley, Sept. 16, Lissie Dale: ew a years, Goughter of Patrick aley, At this city, Sept. arric Kabl, aged 5 years, 4 months tna 1 by SUACOBS Ol], THE THE CHAMPION OARSMEY, TEEMER # HANLAN, USB NO OTHER BEMEDY FOR Cprains, Strains, Serencee, StiMacee, Aoheo aad Paine. Sole by Dreggiots and Dosiove: THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltincre, OA Finest Potato in the County . W. 4H. SMITH AVING SECURED THE CROP OF THE Phelan Spuds will sell the same athis Store, om Commercial street, from now until the crop ts exhausted. These Spuds are raised on Shady Creek, and are admitted.to be of the finest flayor and are good keepers. , A NEB WH FIM Me —AT— AN O21D STANT. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the citizens of Mevada County that they have formed a copartnership in the business of Horse Shoeing —AND~ . Wagon Making, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, ’ NEVADA OITY, todo work in their givethe very best of HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. Boadsters and Freight Horses shod in the best style of the art end the work warranted to ast. ; 3 re they are pre’ ine 0 @ manner faction. WAGON-MAKING. ee Sian if fom any tee to set tires so as to avoid wf ae ine mong Nt We will When she had Children, Gbe gave thew Castoria ELT IE eset ore with the medicinal virtues of planta town to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PERF oromptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL Cleanse the System Effectuaily, PURE BLOOD, Naturally follow. and all are delighted wit druggist for $ factured onsy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Lovisvicig, Ky, OU CANNOT REALIZE HOW VERY = cheap we are selling , eve ing. Come to our store, examine our goo an see our prices, They will astonish you,, ey LOOK, THEY ARE CUT AWAY DOWN, English Toa Sets, decorated, 44 pos. 20 China Tea Sets, extra fine, 66 pee, ees ih 6 Dinner Seta, 180 pieces, decorated. Chamber Sets, white eRe be Set L Chamber Seta, decorated, extra fine. Warh Sowls and Pitchers.... Pretty Glass. Tea Seta. Handsome Water Sets. “ Water Pitchers. . Me Crystal Cake Stands .180, 200 and Fruit Bowls .. .. Me, Wo and Berry Sota, great variety. Majolica Cuspidores . .. Majolica Butter Dishes. . Majolica Fruit Plates, per set. Majolica Balade . Acc yemcRein . e Majolica Pitchers,nice pat'ns,100, 150 & Majolica Sugars ... HER YR STREET . " Majolica Soap Slabas...6666 6.008 Great American Imp'g Tea Co. . Commercial 8t., Nevuda City. . @@™” Our Teas and Coffees are the best. Our kricea the Lowest. Our Prevents twice as large as othere.— Make no mistake, go to our Store and judge for yourself. Great Importing Tes Oo, DR. M. P. HARRIS ombines the juice of the Blue Figs of alifornie, so laxative and nutritious, ECT REMEDY to act gently yet AND TO—60 THAT — REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENOTH Every one is wsing it it. Ask your UP OF FIGS. ManuA by NEVADA OITY ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Office in Morgan & Roberta lock oornér San Francisco, Car, Broad and Pine Streets up stairs New Voru, N.Y &@ This space has been reserved by LEGG & SHAW, Look Out for the Important Announcement in tomorrow's — TRANSCRIPT, :

& _.Hood’s Sarsapralla. The Daily Transcript, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 122, Superior Car‘ ———28s was transact The following by”~ ‘ed in the Sup; . ery Judge J. M _diling presiding: 4d vs. Gephardt. Order arp disp-'“1N8 case fet aside,’ : uacGagin vs, Creggan. Demurrer to cross-complaint sustained, People vs.: John Anderson. Dismissed on motion of District Attorney. Estate of John Brunnemann, deceased. W. D. Long éntered as attorney of record. Edward Barrett vs. Thos. Le Duc. Demurrer tv complaint over-ruled by consent. Twenty dags to-anwer. Estate of Joseph Speidel, insolvent . debtor. Discharge granted. Estate of P. Brunstetter, deceased. Mary Brunstetter appointed guardian. Bond $600 for each minor. oe Walworth vs. Walworth. Counsel on each side allowed $150 counsel _fees, and permission granted to mortgage community property. E. W. Reberts vs. Arthur Cooper. Ordered submitted on briefs. . The People vs. Samuel Hodge. On trial before the following jury: Emil Rosenthal, George A. Church, J. B. Byrne, Chas. Mosher, E. Brimskill, David-Conley,-Benj._Locklin, Win O'Neill, M. Rosenberg, John Baldwin, Reuben Herrod, William. Berry. . Chas. E. Uren’and Dr, J.'L. Coombs testified. f The New Bridges. Besides the Supervisors, some. of the other county. officers, E. J. Rector of this city and Dr. Jones of Grass Valley, thére. were on account of a misunderstanding but few people present at Jast Saturday’s dedication of the county’s new. bridges over the South Yuba and Rush creek: The bridges and raqad were inspected, and thenall hands went down under the shade of the Rush creek structure and partook of the lunch which the county seat visitors bad taken over. During the afternoon the crowd increased scmewhat, at one time about. fifty persons (including numerous ladies) being present, The proposition to build a road from the Wyoming mine to the bridges, so as to give this city closer communication with the lower end of the Sin Juan ridge, should not be permitted to sleep. N. C. Miller estimates roughly that it will take from 6 to 644 miles of new road to muke the con; nection, and that. the cost (provided an expensive. bridge across Woods’ Ravine is not necessary), will not exceed $2,500. Several residents of the county seat have signified their desire to subscribe to a fund for the building of the road, among them being Cointy Assessor Pond and FE. J. Rector who say they will zive-§100euch. . ~~ Ge The Best Advertising. — The most. efficient advertising of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is that which comes from the medicine itself. That is, those who are cured by it, speak to friends afflicted similarly, who in turn derive benefit and urge others to try this successful medicine. . Thus the circle of its popularity is rapidly widening from this source alone, and more and more are becoming. enthusiastic in behalf of Hood’s Sarsaparilla as_it actually demonstrates its absolute merit. All that is asked for Hood’s Sarsaparilla is that it be given a fair trial. Ifyou need a yood blood purifier, or building up medicine, try The Washington Murder Case, Judge Wadsworth acting as deputy county coroner held an inquest Sun’ day on the remains of the late Peter Chappel who was buried that afternoon from the Congregafional Church. The jurors were Norval Douglass, E F. Rosenthal, G. E. Withington, N. Bailey, J. B. Jilbert, and, Howard L. Douglass. They found that deveased came to his death from a pistol wound inflicted by David Steele. The preliminary examination of: Steele is set for three o’clock Wednesday afternoon in Judge Wadsworth’scourt. It will at that time be postponed to a later date if the Hodge trial is not then concluded, : ‘Weak and weary’ describes the condition of many people debilitated by the warm weather, by disease or overwork. Hood’s Sarsaparilla‘is just the medicine needed to build up and strengthen the body, purify and quicken the sluggish blood, and restore the lost appetite. . National surgical Lustitute, One or more surgeons representing this Institute will be at the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Sept. 21, for one day only.They come fully prepared with all the apparatus necessary for the successful treatment of their specialties, curvatures of the spine, diseases of the hip and knee joint, crooked limbs, club feet and all bodily deformities. Their success in treating these troubles as well as all chronic and sexual diseases has made for the Institute a national reputation. 3 Upon application, ‘references will ‘be furnished from patients in all parts of the United States. : ° All persons who are suffering from ‘any of these complaints, should not fail to take sdvantage of this opportunity for relief. 2 2b ‘ae A Choice Dish.” Deviled Crabs with shells for.serv“ing for sale at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery-Store,"Phey~are-veryyde-. licious. Try them. 8-1f Iv You waut a fine turn-out go ill for several weeks, is rapidly improvhere by Sunday afternoon’s train and 2RSONAL MENTION. l des and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Hon. A. Walrath has retarned from the Bay. : Chas. K. Tower has returned from Oakland; Miss Ida Allen leaves Wednesday for Riverside. Pkotographer Schramm has returned from a trip to Sacramento, House is visiting at this city. A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill has returned from the seacoast. Mrs. Shurtleff has returned from a visit with Grass Valley friends. Chas. 8. Paine of North San Juan has returned from a trip below. Mrs. Helmick and her daughter returned to Sacramento'on Monday. A. Barrows, the Grass Valley lawyer, has returned from the Bay, Geo, F, Jacobs left Mond.y night fur Sacramento to takein the State Fair. : ‘ Johu Szott, ex-County Treasurer of Sierra, went to San Francisco Saturday night. Jas. R. Smith of Grass Valley has been commissioned as a Notary Public, Universiry at Berkeley arrived here Monday. Ready bus returned froma visit to Sacramento. A. W. Crowell of Sierra City, was in town Sunday on his way home from San Francisco. Miss Archer of San Juan was in town Saturday night on her way to San Francisco. : Mrs, Joseph Long and her daughter, Mrs. Harry Heather, left Monday for Stockton to vi-it friends, Senator -Pieston has gone to the Stute Fair. He will also visit Stockton before returning home. Watson Charles left Sunday for Cranniore, Sutter county, to resume charge of. the public school there. Phil Byrne of Gold Flat, who is constructing a barn for David Jones at Spenceville, was. at the county seut Monday. i Mrs, J. M. Parr and Mrs, R. C. Black of North Bloomfield were in town Monday evening en route to San Francisco, ‘ Harry Buhring, who has been to Seattle, passed through town Sunday on his way to San Juan where be formerly resided. ; Miss Lulu Hartman came up Sunday from San Francisco with M, Rosenberg and family; and will remain awhile as their guest, C. E, Wilde, who has been seriously ing and will beable ina few days to resume his business duties, John Robinson of Forest City and George Julisn of Woodland arrived went up on Monday’s Sierra county stage. : E John R. Yonng of North Bloomfield hus zone to Seattle, Wa-hington Territory, to locate, and his wife will soon leave this county for the same place, Laet Thursday evening Miss Lydia Gauthier was tendered a very pleasant surprise party at the residence of her father, Mons, A. Gauthier of Grass Valley. -: George Lawrence of Downievill went to Colfax Saturday night. He returns Tuesday to Sierra county accompanied by Mrs, D, McNaughton of Dow nievisle. The famety of J. B, Harris, city editor of the Sacramento Bee, are visitingin S.erra Valley, Mr, Harris was in the seventies connected with the Truckee Republican, Ch. 8, E. Mulloy left Monday night for San Francieco to meet Mrs. B. A; Valantine who is expected to arrive there Wednesday or Thursday on the steamer Guelic from China. W. J. Davis, an old-time resident of this city who formerly owned the bakery at this ity now conducted by A, Gault, arrived here Monday afternoon from Sin Fraacisco, His wife accompanies him. Miss Lnvia Ott and Emil Ott returned Monday to their home in this city. They have been visiting at Oakland-andHealdsburg, the lady being yone six monthsand the gentleman over a.nrohth. : Mrs. Ned Haskell, mother of Burnett Haskell, formerly editor. of the Workingmen’s paper known a+ Truth, returned Saturday night tc San Francisco after a visit at the Méuntain House. * Joaquin: Miller, the long-haired poet of the Sierras,.was on one of the delayed Central Pacific trains Frida) and honored Truckee with his presence for sevéral hours. He was the observed of all observers. Says Saturday evening’s Grass Valley Telegraph: Last evening the Misses Whiteside very pleasantly entertained u number of friends at a paity, complimentary to Miss Mamie Hurst of San Francisco and Miss Nina Austin of Willow Valley, : James Colley of this city is ‘“spending afew dayéin San Francisco with his brother, From there he will go tu Paso Robles Springs to remain awhile for medical treatment, thea he will take a trip to Riverside, San Bernardino county, to visit bis son James. He will be gone three or four weeks in Ex-Congressman Horace .F. Page and 8 ate Senator ‘W. E, Dargie of the Oakiaud Tribune spent Sunday ut this city, Mr. Dargie being accompanied by his wife. The gentlemen came te tuke a look at the Fortuna quartz mine in the ownership of which property Mr, Page is interested. There isa fair prospect that work will be re‘sumed On the claini, © : Tug San Francisco Evening Post. is Miss Ida Cole of the Mountain. , Prof.Wm. Carey Jones of the State Miss Lena Schroeder of Rough and. EMPEROR WILLIAM AND HIS WIFE AUGUBTA. New. York, Sept. 15.—The Times’ London cable says: It is stated that during the coming winter the Kaiser will inaugurate a new epoch in Berlin society, making the court the most brilliant the century has seen: Europe with the spectacle of the youngest Emperor since the time of the First Napoleon, who, like him, professes to want peace but carries his hand on his sword, swift to follow a provocation wi . to mix uneasiness with enthusiam over the prospect. HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mattore of Local Interest. mine last month was only $9,500. Wm. Hoy Jr., Mike McCabe, Ed. Bates and John Frances were arrested dollars each. The parties given last week at Downieville, Sierra City and Campbell Springs by Messrs. Michell, Goyne, Godair and Carter of this city were only moderately attended. gentlemen just about made the expenses of their trip. baggage may now be carried, free of cost, by passengers: on the Narrow Gauge. gage have been reduced to 25 cents for the first twenty-four hours and 10 cents foreach subsequent twenty-four hours. signed by Wm. Wall and James Seymour of Grass Valley fora wrestling match, Cornish style, best three in October 5th, The stakes are $50 a /aide and gaté money, expenses to be defrayed by the winner. The citizens of Truckee voted unanmonths ago they voted $6,000-to build a new school house. The building was well advanced toward completion . fortunately there was an insurance of when it was destroyed by fire, but]. no pay required. for disturbing the peace and fined five} gale by Carr Broa, known remevegetable truly be said, “One record of Peculiar in combination,The . Preparation of ingredients, Hood's SarsapaTrilla possesses the curative value of the best Hood’s tic caom. 5 S kingdom. One hundred and fifty pounds of} Pecullar in its strength and economy, Hood’s peocioe snc hhc ter ome ag cd cea Buchien’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruisos, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum The clean-up of the Sierra Buttes . Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands , Corns, and all Skin. ErupAt Truckee Friday.George McCabe, . tions, and positively cures ‘ Itis guaran teed vo nF ay satisfaction, or money reproportion, and Doses One Dol; . lar.” Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's Rates for storage of bag-. Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unwore oarsaparillats: the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered.” Peculiar in its “good name at home,”—¢t2 are is more of Hood’s Sarsa@ Articles of agreement have been. parilla sold in Lowell: than. of-all-, other blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad no other Pecul i ar preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so five, to take place Saturday evening, . steadfastly the confidence of all classes Peculiar in the brain-work which ie represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla combines all the knowledge which modern tcieaco has FO Itsel imously Thursday to issue .school} With many years practical experience in bonds to the amount of $2,000. A few. ” reparing medicines, in medical developed, Piles, or . . DENTISTRY. ra) * ember of the Kolby N Surg! M Inatitute of Philadel ais, a perme: pie og og EE 8S LAMBLETT BUILDING, nae oe ae Corner of Millfand Bank Sts., For the purpose of doing all kinds of Dentistry at prices. within the reach of tne poor. RATES—Best Full U , Sets of Teeth. lined with Gold ie 50, $23 50, and $26 50, i to $ GOLD. FILLINGS FROM $1 TO $4. No extra charge fo porarary Al work warranted. sewn — CRASH! BANG! BIG ocuT: ——DOWN GO PRICES— —3 “Best full Upper or Lower’ Set-$12 50 1450. th a blow. The Germans are reported He will dazzle THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Political and Other Gossip From Potomac’s Shores. Wanimaker., Finding it impossible to return there the President telegraphed Mrs, Harrison and she came on to Washington. Saturday the first cabinet meeting for quite a while was held, All the cabinet were . present except Secretaries Blaine aad Rusk who are out of town. The extra session, lasting several hours, was given up tothe discussion of an extra s@ssion of Congress,and it was finally decided not to call an extra session. When the meeting opened the only outright opponents wf an extra session were Secretaries Windom and lracy, but they were so well fortified with vinanswerable arguments against the extra session that the decision was finally arrived at unapimously, It was generally expected that several other important ‘matters would be taken up at this meeting but owing to the unusual legnth of the session they were postponed. The Democrats appear to be disappointed hecause no extra_session of Congress has been called. They had been indulging in the hope of its being called and of some mistake being made by the Republicans that would change the unmistakeably favorable sentiment which the country entertains at present for the administration, Judge Houck the plain-spoken.Congressman from Tennessee and Civil Service Commissioner Lyman had a good-natured argument a day or two ago as to whether the Civil Service Commission should be abolished. Judge Houck took the affirmative and succeeded it easily demolishing every reason that Mr. Lyman could furnish for the existence of the Conimision. Judge will repeat his arguments upon

the floor of the House early in’ the next session, : A meaner or more underhanded and contemptible fight than that which is being waged aguinst Pension Commissioner Tanner has never been seen. Almost every crime which bitter malive can invent has been charged against him; no lie is too ridiculous for.those papers fighting him to print, Tum no apologist for Commissioner Tfanner—he needs none, He has vommitted errors, but they have been in every instance of the.heart and not the head. The only trouble with Tanner is that his heart is entirely too big to suit alot of close-fisted curmudgeons, who would like to see all the old soldiers turned out. to graze, instead of being pensioned from the o.erflowing treasury of the country kind of a man these fellows want at the head of the Pension office. They want a man who will pile many obstacles in the path of the poor applicant for a pension and give the wealthy Government instead of the poor applicant the benefit of every doubt which may arise in proving disubilityBat there is one consolation for the veterans the only man who has the power to remove ‘‘Corporal” Tanner is Benjamin Harrison and he is known to think pretty much as. Tanner does on the soldier question. Policeman Kearney, the man who arrested the agsaysin Guitegu as he wan running to a carriage after shooting President Garfield, died here last Friday. Wednesday the 11th instant, will be the one hundredth anniversary of the organization of the United States Treasury department. Secretary Hamilton, could he compare the department as itis today with what it was then, would doubtless open his eyes very wide, Forry-Niver. ————EEEEEE Tae San Francisco Evening Post of Ban’ 'toH ’s li feed oy ‘the leading evening paper of San (see E fore Wasuinat wn, D. C. Sept, 9, 1889. Kpiror Transcripr—Phe President . returned to Washington Friday night for ashort stay. He left Mrs. Harris: . on at Philadelphia the guest of Mrs. . \\ It is more than probable that the], which tney saved. Tanner isn’t tlie . eho JUDGMENT AFFIRMED. Whe Validity of Material Liens On Mining Property. The Tidings says of the opinién filed ollicg of the Clerk of the Suti the prome Court, for this district, Friday Mioon,-in the case of Sylvester, ! ide ¢& Johnston’ va, the Coe Quartz “Mining Co., appellant: This action was brought to foreclose their separate material—men’s liens on the mining claim of the defendantfor materials furnished for repairs on said claim, There was but one contract to do all the work for a certain number of shares of stock of the company and the contract was not recorded. The appellant contends that the statute does not. give to material men liens upon mining claims, but only upon each separate structure around the same, and upon this basis it is argued that the notices of the liens being against the mine and not the structures erected in repairing the same, they were invalid. The Court does not concur in this view. The lien givan by the statute is upon the mining claim as a whole and not upon the separate piece of work done in its repair. The judgment and order appealed from are affirmed except as to respondent Johnston, and as to him the lower Court is instructed to modify the judgment so as not to allow him pay for material that was not used. {The suit was brought against the lessee of the Coe, on account of materials and supplies furnished bim. Defendants contended that they had caused notices to be posted declaring that they would not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted for by the lessee, but in the trial of the case it was decided that the plaintiffs did not bave legal notice to that effect. Under the decision of the Superior Court the plaintiffs filed a lien against the property of the Company. The original amount of the claim was $739 40.) ; HARD CASE. John Fogarty Takes a Shot at His Son James. Johu—-Fogarty of Birchville went Saturday to the picnic held on the South Yuba to celebrate the opening ofthe new county bridges. He indulged freely in liquid refreshments, then in the evening went home and created a disturbance about some blankets. His son James éndeavored to quell him when he drew a pistol and grasping the young man by the coat collar fired at his head. ‘As the weapon went off James struck itdown, and the bu.let passed between his arm and bedy, narrowly missed two of Fogarty’s younger children who’ stood by, then flattened against the stove, pistol fell of the floor when the . was fired, and after a struggle the son got hold of it. James Doyle and @ younger son of the shooter who were in the yard héard the disturbance. and hastened into the house. Fogarty senior fled. and has not’ been: seen since. Hissons came to the county seat Sunday and swore out a warrant for his arrest. ; cat ata tC EN A LUCKY TRIAL, The Good Fortune Which Followed. It affords me great pleasure to send to you this yoluntary statement of my experience in testing the merits of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. For the past five yearsI have been troubled with an exceedingly sluggish liver, including loss of appetite and distress after eating; pains in the back and kidneys, and boils ground my neck and face, 1 tried many liver remedies, only getting temporary relief. I was recommended to try a bottle of ‘“The California Remedy” Joy's Vegetable ‘SarsaParilla as @ test, and while taking the first bottle I became convinced of its merits, for I could feel it was working a change in me. T took five bottles, and during that time my troubles left me. Everything is working full and regular, in fact it has cleansed, purified and braced me up generally. I feel like another man. You are at liberty to use this as you see fit, or can refer whom you please to A MARVEL OF PURITY. ‘“Royal) a Perfect Baking Powe der—Absolutely Free from Lime and Alum, Tho Royal Baking powder is consid: ered by all chemists and food analyiste to be‘a marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. The official tests show, furthermore, that it is now the only baking powder before the public free from both lime and alum, and absolutely pure, It has come to be used almost exclusively throughout the country. This exclusive purity is due largely to the improved method by the userof which it has been made possible to produce a perfectly pure cream of tartar, from which all the lime, etc., has been eliminated. This chemically pure cream of tartar is excusively employed in the manufacture of the Royal Baking Powder, so that its absolute freedom from lime and all other extraneous substances is guaranteed, ; Professor McMurtrie, late chemist-. in-chief of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. ©., after analizing samples ef the various baking powders of the market, testified to the absolute purity of Royal Baking Powder as follows: ‘ ‘All chemical testa to which I have submitted it have proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthful, of uniform, excellent quality, and free from every deleterious substance. ‘Wau. McoMortaiz, E. M., Ph.D,” Chemist-in-Chief U. 8. Deputy of Agriculture, Oe & Death of a Truckee Lawer. George E. Marshall died Saturday morning at Truckee. The Republican says: He was well known in Truckee and vicinity having been a resident of that place for the past twelve years. While he was working in a sawmill at Glenbrook many years ago he commenced the study of the law and by cloge application and :unaided he became sufficiently proficient tobe admitted to the Placer county Superior Courtin 1881. For two years he was Deputy District Attorney of Nevada county. He possessed qualities which had they been properly directed would have enabled him to make his mark in the world. He was generally esteemed and was regarded as an honest and upright man. His death isa sad blow to his aged and devoted mother and she hasthe sympathy of the community. The funeral took place Sunday under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias, of which order he was a member, oe setaerevemmueommeeneninassiiid Au Klegant Substitute For vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of Sitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians. Manufactured only by the California Fig Hyrup Company, San Francisco,Cal, For gale by all leading druggists. Carr Bros., Nevada City. tf SOOO 0 me Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused such @ general revival of trade at Carr Bros, Drug Store as their giving away to their customers of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and ‘never disappoints, Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all threat and lung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting atrial bottle free, large size $1, Every bottle warranted. When Baby was sick, ce We gave her Castoria. Wher she was a Child, When she became Miss, ' She clung to Castoria, $3500 upon it. edifice required the raising of more —OF— 1 Bo sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparitia . "UCKERY, ~ GLASS, ~ CHINA Sold by all druggists. gi; six for $s, Prepared only fey by . san : van ge ag Lang TIN Ww ARE. ie ~ {30 Days of Reckless ‘Cutting’! The loss of the new money forggobuilding. The Walworth Case. In the matter of the property of Stephen L. Walworth and wife, defendant and plaintiff, respectively, in an action for divorce which has been tried but not decided, Referee A. J. Ridge decided as follows, after a hearing extending over twenty-two days: The town property, consisting of five lota.and improvementa, and 160 acres of the ranch, ie Mr. Walworth’s separate property. o The ranch, comprising 364 acres, is CG community property. All personal property is community property except one piano (Mra. Walworth’s separate property) and four cattle and one set of buggy harness— Mr. Walworth’s separate property. The referee found a charge of $312 against three of the town lots—community money expended for improvements thereon. ‘ Personal property valued at about $1200, comprising cattle, horses, hay, household furniture, hogs and chickens, was decided to be community property. The ranch is valued at $10 an acre and the town loté at $5200. Plaintiff and «defendant express themselves as satisfied with the referee’s decisions. ———EEEE Confirmed, The favorable impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, a few yearsago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experiences of all who have used it, and the success of the proprietors and manufacturers, the Cal, Fig Syrup Company. (Coereeaaeereaperegepememncmyetrmmesmenee ry At Truckee, sept. lath, to the wife of J. N. Durney, a daughter, At Grass Valley, Sept. 16, Lissie Dale: ew a years, Goughter of Patrick aley, At this city, Sept. arric Kabl, aged 5 years, 4 months tna 1 by SUACOBS Ol], THE THE CHAMPION OARSMEY, TEEMER # HANLAN, USB NO OTHER BEMEDY FOR Cprains, Strains, Serencee, StiMacee, Aoheo aad Paine. Sole by Dreggiots and Dosiove: THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltincre, OA Finest Potato in the County . W. 4H. SMITH AVING SECURED THE CROP OF THE Phelan Spuds will sell the same athis Store, om Commercial street, from now until the crop ts exhausted. These Spuds are raised on Shady Creek, and are admitted.to be of the finest flayor and are good keepers. , A NEB WH FIM Me —AT— AN O21D STANT. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the citizens of Mevada County that they have formed a copartnership in the business of Horse Shoeing —AND~ . Wagon Making, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, ’ NEVADA OITY, todo work in their givethe very best of HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. Boadsters and Freight Horses shod in the best style of the art end the work warranted to ast. ; 3 re they are pre’ ine 0 @ manner faction. WAGON-MAKING. ee Sian if fom any tee to set tires so as to avoid wf ae ine mong Nt We will When she had Children, Gbe gave thew Castoria ELT IE eset ore with the medicinal virtues of planta town to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PERF oromptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL Cleanse the System Effectuaily, PURE BLOOD, Naturally follow. and all are delighted wit druggist for $ factured onsy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Lovisvicig, Ky, OU CANNOT REALIZE HOW VERY = cheap we are selling , eve ing. Come to our store, examine our goo an see our prices, They will astonish you,, ey LOOK, THEY ARE CUT AWAY DOWN, English Toa Sets, decorated, 44 pos.. 20 China Tea Sets, extra fine, 66 pee, ees ih 6 Dinner Seta, 180 pieces, decorated.. Chamber Sets, white eRe be Set L Chamber Seta, decorated, extra fine.. Warh Sowls and Pitchers....... Pretty Glass. Tea Seta. Handsome Water Sets. “ Water Pitchers.. . Me Crystal Cake Stands .180, 200 and Fruit Bowls ... .... Me, Wo and Berry Sota, great variety.. Majolica Cuspidores . ... Majolica Butter Dishes. .. Majolica Fruit Plates, per set. Majolica Balade . Acc yemcRein . e Majolica Pitchers,nice pat'ns,100, 150 & Majolica Sugars ..... HER YR STREET . " Majolica Soap Slabas......6666 6.008 Great American Imp'g Tea Co. . Commercial 8t., Nevuda City. . @@™” Our Teas and Coffees are the best. Our kricea the Lowest. Our Prevents twice as large as othere.— Make no mistake, go to our Store and judge for yourself. Great Importing Tes Oo, DR. M. P. HARRIS ombines the juice of the Blue Figs of alifornie, so laxative and nutritious, ECT REMEDY to act gently yet AND TO—60 THAT — REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENOTH Every one is wsing it it. Ask your UP OF FIGS. ManuA by NEVADA OITY ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Office in Morgan & Roberta lock oornér San Francisco, Car, Broad and Pine Streets up stairs New Voru, N.Y &@ This space has been reserved by LEGG & SHAW, Look Out for the Important Announcement in tomorrow's — TRANSCRIPT, :