September 17, 1890 (4 pages)

gx. J The Daily Transcript. The Former Offer Superior Advantages . oo mewn TY 8S, NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES. : prrics: fio. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City Cal. * CIRCULATES 18 » heaty, be ; grade Clty Gree Valleyiven, French cor-. larger capacity. Publishing —thisiy tal, Srectiand, Norte Hoombeld, Moores] times against the single 15m oe ene ‘ Grecwn of ‘Nevada county: also in Biscer. zine, the newspaper naturally absorbs and Sierra counties, ot ento, 880 more material, and a writer's chances 9 Siskiyou to po ey the Bi arc correspondingly better. Then, too, erra to the Gea." : . . subjects which are out of the range of the magazine fall directly within the scope of the newspaper. This is specially true of timely, Hticles. : The magazines, of today with their _. large circulations, and the necessary The following” are the voting pre-. Slower process of printing, areprepared cincts of this ae: so far in advance as to make it imposFirst—All that portion of the city sible for them to get close enough to lying south of Deer creek. timely happenings to make their disSeog f t the iron cussion of them fresh and. interesting. Second—Commencipg : e by With the ne per this i, of bridge across Deer creck, TOnBle. different, and it is precisely in ite ability thence along Main street to mmer-. 4, treat of what is latest and freshest ~@al street, along Commercial street 0) ~herein lies its strength, and ‘i; shies Broad street, on Broad and East) yeanects the field is necessarily broadB:oad tothe city limits, theace west . sned to the writer. wndsouth along the line 6f the city] But, bear in mind, this advantage is limits to Deer creek, thence easterly . only ore of greater capacity, not of less along Deer creek to the place of be-} requirement. Disappointment can be ginning. no more certain than when ‘@ manuThird—Commencing at the iron script is sent to.a newspaper editor with bridge across Deer creek, running . the belief that he is less critical, or that on Main street to Comhis constituency is less exacting than is the case of the monthly magazine.— Edward, W. Bok in Ladies’ Home Journal. ; Nevada Cit; WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1890. Nevada City Voting Precincts, thence mercialstreet, on Commercial street to Broad street, on Broad and East Broad to the city limits, thence east and south along boundary line of the city to Deer creek, thence westerly along the center of Deer creek to the place of beginning. , You Can Lose Your Vete. Something About Decorations. Everybody knows that decorations are commoner abroad than in England, and that it was of the English representative at the congress of Vienna that Talleyrand said he was the only plenipotentiary who had “‘the distinotion of not being decorated;” but a writer in Temple Bar has been proyoked by some French observations on English love of titles to go into details about this matter, Accordingly, he has ascertained that if the natives of India be omitted from the calculation, the queen only rewards by decorations one out of every 28,000 of her subjects, There has been a late decision of the Supreme Court which throws a new light on the oft digcussed question as to whether a man can lose his voting residence or not. Heretofore it has been held that every American citizen who has his name’on the Great Register has a right to vote some where. In . other words, a man could not lose his voting residence in one precinct until he had gained a residence in another, but according to the decision of ‘the Supreme Court a citizen can actually lose his voting residence. Ifyou should move from one precinct to ‘another within the thirty day limit, necessary to gain a residence, in a precinct, i. e., within thirty days of an election, you not only cannot vote in the precinct to which youhave moved, but you also lose your right to vote in the precinct where your formerly lived. for every 675 citizens. The same painstaking writer puts together the available details of the Legion of Honor, and holds them up to admiration or the reverse asa paid body. Chevaliers have a “salary” of £10 a year, an officer £20, a commander £40, and a grand officier £80, while the reward of a grand croix is £120 per annum. lows: ‘‘I swear fidelity to the president of the republic, to honor and to my entirely to the welfare of the state and The Werld Enriched. Cor. London Telegraph. Hoisting a Mouse. A tall desk stands against the wall in P. C. Cleaver’s livery stable. small spider had fastened to the bottom of the desk a conical web ‘reac nearly to the floor. About 11: o'clock one day it was observed that the spider had ensnared a young mouse by passing filaments of her web around its tail. When first seen the mouse had its fore feet on the floor and could barely touch the floor with its hind feet. ‘The spider was full of business, The Directors of the 17th Agriculturpoe mses, ese b niger oad pega el al District Association will meet at 2) ing it struggle desperately. o’clcck in the afternoon of Wednesday} Its efforts to escape were all unavailat this city. At the meeting the. ing, as the slender filaments about its committee on awards will be appoint-. tail were top strong for it to break. In edand employes about the pavilion. short time it was seen that the spider and track will be selected. Bids for] was slowly hoisting its victim into the privileges will be opened and anyone y 2o’clock in the afternoon the desiring to put ina bid most get it id barely touch the floor with there on time. The facilities-of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is trnly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, atany time, and the better it is kn own the more popular it become. — Directors Wicetingair. B mouse Mimisterial Appointments. 9 o'clock at night the mouse was Rev. William Angwin, late of this the city, will have charge of the Methodist Church: at Santa Rose’ during the * ensuing year. It was &t Santa Rosa that Mr. Angwin was stationed when he first entered the ministry. Rev. Dr. Chisholm has been appointed by the conference to take charge of the Methodist Church st thir city. descended and bit its tail. Thro’ Col. Markham Coming. . Col. Henry H. Markham, the Re publican nominee for Governor, will address the people in this part of the written chiefs or, forks were thought of ite fore feet; by dark the point of its} nose was an inch above the floor. At alive, but made no sign except when . . At this time it was an inch and a half Next morning the SL Renta ughout the most elegant periods ofthe “age of chivalry” handkerchiefs, or any substitute for them other than such as nature provided, were ‘utterly unknown. Elaborate books of etiquette and treatises upon manners were before either handkerAn Australian musician has invented State as follows: ley. mand ; Monday, October 6th, Downieville. ‘ Tuesday, October 7th, Nevada City. < Wednesday, October 8th, Grass ValTue use of calumel for derangements a trombone that is played by steam. Its “God Save the Queen” can be heard at a distance of four miles. He had hard luck with it, however, for the people of his own town drove him out as @ nulsames stores the.color to gray hair; promotes . a fresh and vigorous growth ; preventa’ } the formation: of}. dant vane E. tents, my was heavy growth of hair. amber of years, and it has always tne satisfaction. Itis . eed ‘4 vents “the hair from turnip; ny, insures its gous. and eeps the scalp white an clean.” — “J have used Ayer’s Hair for promoting the growth of the , and think it unequaled. For resto) the hair to its original color, and fora ing, it cannot be surpeassed.”’—Mrs. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. tent of it-trom my own experienve. Its use Labcerstred . a of — a . kes it and soft. Vigor aiso a ware for Nandruff.”—J. W. Bowe Editor “ Enq or the past two years, and found it all it is re} conntanh to natural color to ere to grow freely pliant.”"—Mrs. of lost ail the hair from the top of his After one month’s "s ‘Vigor the hair began. coming, and, three months, he had a fine gow of hair of the natural color.’—P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, KR. ¥. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, . hai ft and silken; “I have nsed-Ayer’s Hair Vigor tid “Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a most excelvreparation for the hair. I speak 2, uirer,” McArthur, Ohio. “J have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor f be. It restores the y hair, causes the hair and: keeps it.soft and M. V. Day, Cohoes, 'N. ¥ «My father, at about the trial of Ayer N.Y. Hair in PREPARED BY Or. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase, Bold by Druggists and Perfumers. whereas in France there is one decore Warranted “APHRODITINE” o mon: The oath is as fol. To! tion, Power, W. 5 pect Weakness, H native land; I swear to devote myself siness, Weak M Soe actor ent bape. taney, wate if neglected often lead to fulfill the duties 6f a brave and loyal . for $5.00. Sem by asl on receipt of pri knight of the Legion of Honor.”—Paris . every $5.00 order received, to refund the moncy if A ch; 108 Stevenson . San FRANCIS~d. Cat thousands of testimonials from old and. young, of both soxen, Wee have been permanently curce by the use of Aphroditine. Ci W. D. VINTON, Nevada City. [eco & (HAW of the liiver has ruined many a fine constitution. Those who for similar troubles, have tried Ayer’s Pills testify to their efficacy in thoroughly remedying the malady, without injury to the Rollins, Fairfield, Va. juices at Carr Bros. iver Regulator. A Hotel Arrivals. 3 ; Dan Tuttle, Yuba Mine, R. B. Chew, Red Dog, . R. V. Halton, San Francisco, H. Morganthan, do A. F. Brown, do Thos. Dyer andim, do Miss C. Mullins, do Chas. H. Vercellein, do -!~? Jno. Goffett, Moore’s Flat J, McCarthy Saad _ M.A. Baugh, Washington, ‘ iY» 2 Mrs. M. Fowler,> Virginia Cit ‘ Ruby Mins, system, , ye My own family medicine—Simmons \ Liver lator. — Rev. Jas. M Fountain soda water with pure fruit A mepicise endorsed and used by goon pant and druggists—Simmon Nartionay Horsz1, Sept. 15. H. K. Kinney, do ©. Edwards, do jd L. Holland, do. id * G. H. Colby, Dutch Flat, Ino. Nicoll, do me P. Riordan, do ea z F. lo ibe : Miss B. Montgomery, Sacramento, W. Sherman, _@o : Mrs. G. Baker, Col. Hill, Mrs. H. Pengelly Delhi Mine, : ‘W.A. Hanley, Jr., Ramboy Mine, “ am oa age mm Forest City, . W. 5 alee aueetland, SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH. Headache, obstruction of discharges talling into throat, sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid, at tenacious, mucous, mig ye bloody and putrid; eyes weak, .ring<4 expectoration of caeave matter Only a few these and ' symptoms present at Thou sani roe Lely te ie oomeumpaon, and end F are FS or The Gelebrated French Gure. ute Is wor a POvITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease or any disorder of the generative organs of eithe: , BEFORE _useof Stimulants, AFTER bacco or Opium, or through youthful indisere&c., such as Loss of Brain down Pains iu the ia, Nervous Prvs‘emory, Loss of Power and Imyoto premature age ty. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes ce" W: GUARANTEE La given for A WRIT: Permanent cure is not effected. We have roular free. Address THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. “scific Bran OR SALE BY Staple and fancy Hardware Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, “Andall the Best and Newest Patterns. cw (OOK :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES, All Styles. ea The Famous, Sunerior Ranee, {The Best in the. Market.; Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING: Guns, Pistols, __ ‘Ammunition of ail Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives, (0@F-We ‘io not carry English cutlery. We believe in the superior merits of American products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, . WINDOW GLASS, ETC. ~ We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices, FREIGHT ADDED, MRS.A.PERRY HAS LEASED THEPINE STREET RESTAURANT RMERLY CONDUCTED BY A. TAM, and having renovated and refitted it in Tst-class style is now prepared to serve the publicin a satisfactory manner.§ FRESH OYSTERS ene aes ey IN ALL STYLES. Rich ice Cream IN ITS BEASON. Meals at All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER. —~= ™~ {A Full assortment of Fine Fresh Candies. — Everything neat and palatable. BARTLETT AND OTHER PEARS. WANTED ! THE HIGHEST MARKET. PRICE PAID FOR: Marketable Pears. Enquirefot — ey E. BOOTH, . . Corner Pine and-Commerc:al Streets, ——_— O———— b ; Late Novelty IN THE WAY OF A Dress: Bat yi Purses and Premiums! Espec yecially adapted for vee Street and Traveling Purposes. This Het is having an immense sale in San Francisco and will be worn by a great many Native Daughters in the coming celebration “IMRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. Main Street, Nevada City. a — —————————— ad SPECIAL INVITATION. . center of the Art Gallery, will be found again this year a splendid exhibit. of. MATHUSHEK PIANOS, and you are hereby invited to call and examine:the solid IRON FRAME MATHUSHEK. They are different from increasing popularity. The Mathushek Pianos have taken the First Premium (Silver Medal) at Mechanics Fair, also Society Medal at State Fair which is the higkest 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, (€otin.) Pianos. us-when at the Fair. } Store and Ware Rooms, 631 J Street, SacPfaWrite for new Circular, and call and see mento. RATHER PREVIOUS! To advertise our ‘Fall ise of Men's Overcoats, But as every one intending to attend the Admission Day Celebration will need oie, we had our Eastern houses ship them early and they are now. on hand, We are showing the Prices Are All Right. BH. MILLER, MevadadCity. oF oo 9 “Ts Amal Pa oe =< Commencing TUESDAY, . Sent-. In the North Hall ofthe Exposition Building, in the. ss other Pianos. They have obtained a wide spread and. im —OF THE— SEVENTEENTH For 1890 GLENBROOK PARK, ember 23rd, and Continuing FIVE DAYS. Liberal Purses for State, District and County Harness Liberal Premiums for Live Stock. Farming, Orchardland Dairv Products ard Mining, Mechanical and Art Exhibits. Five Days Racing !. Speed Programme for 1880; Je. Running—Three-fourtns mile and re Pi 5 ae otting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—County—$2.50. 8. Trotting—For.4 years old—District— ‘Wednesday, September 24th 4. Running—One mile and a half] dash, 6. Trotting—2:40 class, $500. 6. aac ng Cue year old, one mile -for colts owned in the county, $150. Ladies Tournament at lt a. M. Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade ati0a.M. 7. Running—Five-eighths of a mile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 class, $750. gono. Trotting—Three year, cld—District— Fridav, September 26th 10. Running—One mile and $500.5 11. Trotting—2:30 class, $600. ~~ 12. Trotti M. L. & D. MARSH, Bed si Doors, Windows, Hic FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS. ALSO, ding large tracts of Land, en has during the aoe 3,200 acres of Land into 5to 20acre Lots. The success of this undertaking i e shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts piscet on the market, 225 have been sold. We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley. JAMES CAIRNS,———— . fuesday, September 23rd. [ Rock Creek Mill and Lanber Company, = ee. Manufacturers of and Dealers in pressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, “ 7 Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine hee . MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. ——o——factual District Assocation xsxome ax eooer=D PORES yup gawnD CEDAR PORT, Just — Received !. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand or cut to order on short notice. a . ° Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. —o-_— co . Market Rates. M. L. & D. MARSH. ows: ont Yard on ee Nevada Oity. Mill on Book Greek. : OREGON LAND COMPANY + W'TH .TS— ©: , Home Office at Salem, Oregon, (in the State Insurance Buildine.) ; AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. —o— : ‘ CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPER ig § . cially organized tor the p of buying and e Oregon Land Company was y a athe yore Rought pe pes, Rrra a in Fruit will bring a lerger income than 160 e also make valuable improvements in the way of roads, fences, etc. We can sell a w small tract of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay for a large Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.} : ‘J Bhe Tending Harness Shop of Nevada City BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, Provrietor Heavy Concord Team Chain and Express Harness. ‘Light Buggy Harness of all Kinds on hand and made tooraer. Boston team buggy and express Coliars. Riding Saddles and Bri iles. Robes, Blankets, Weband Leather Halters. furry Combs and Brushes of all descriptions. Buggy Whips, Whipstocks, Lashes, Blackunakes, Axle Greese, Harness Oil, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gleves. Ladies’ and Gents’ Driving Gauntlets. mn Carriage Trimmings and Buggy Harnege a Specialty TERMS CASH. PRICES THE: LOw zs. OMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TO, ENCOURAGE CAPITAL BY Exhibiting Your Capabilities —_—AT— HE STATE FAIR OF 1890 TO BE HELD AT SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 8 to20. The counties that have enterprise enough to place their products in a competitive ALL ORDERS light are the localities that will attract capital for investment. Delays2s 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 3 Liberati’s Famous Military Band, (of 50 Selected Artists,) OF NEW YORK, HAS BEEN ENGAGED. Address the Secretary. EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary, CHRISTOPHER GREEN, resident, ng—Four years old—free for all, Saturday, September 27th Grand Stock Parade and award of Pa Raeuiees as wiles aad $800. g—Two miles andre ‘ 4. Trotting—Free for all, $800. oe ni i be made on the previous day. VosiAnom M2 Conditions. cept the two years old and yearlings) 6 to enter and 8to start, butthe Board reserves the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deducti of @ proportionat a’nount of the pate. Any races filling with 10 or more paid-up and also 20 per cent. of the purse. The National Auscotation roisa to govern, butthe Board reserves the right to trot heats of any two classes alternately, or to trot a be 6 ki ty nice hall making a walk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance money paid ot When less than the required number of lows:. Twot when conditions named oth Non-starters in running races will be held ee 1 GEO. G, ALLAN, Esr. ; Sole Manf g Agent for the Mathushek (New Haven,. >e given during the week, notice of which . GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. business with us. We propose to run ot sum. no snow. We earnestly solicit the co-operation o pent FP agg oP — Washington Mining Co., . JAN trotting races are the best 8 in.5 (ex-. Clamond D. ae. ” ce to first, one-third to the an Quarts M Z TY0 ae, ‘ ractical Mill Tests, ani ntee correct . LU The State Agricultural Sociéty ru} returns { LUSTRATIONB, t aenae al aeenioe ra) oat 5 in every way. Working tests willbe uth Yuba ‘Trans"ortation and Supply Company. Incorporated © 1290, Directors’: Al ¢ TREGIDCO, Esq. H, C. CALLAHAN, Esq. E, J, RECTOR, Secretary. GEO. A. HARE: Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. a Oe lave Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and Rc. . Mondays, Wednesday: Stages leave Maybert te evets City Ae or Feline 8S Se on Tuesdays . . . J Thursdavs and-Saturdays, at 5 A.M. WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. A adags. protecti ives and those doing N. B.—This organization was Yuba Mining Co,, Bluebell Minin ee anyon Creek Mining.Co., dies Established im 1852 entries, the Society will add all moneysover Nevada: Assay . Office. IT HAS TURN E D UP. o—; WERAT? J. J OTT, Proprietor : NO. 2 MAIN STREERT..NEVADA CITY A CHANCE TO MAKE OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPMOoNnDY. SKETC. Foran _ tig the greatest se! htout .n the South. FI fresh ion with my Assay Office I have aJLL PAGE ORIGINAL ~ + huJ tion refined, melted and Assayed. B: starters appear they may contest fo: . . réqui : ang: ed. By. PQY selling our new Book “CHARACTER trance mone: (= pop to,be divided rena coune Sot Retnexenenens ioe ein. 18 Ka. r with which I can make rwo—b2— for entrance. In all of the above races the entrance Pp. M.of the day preced race uired to ata ne se piaban here there is more than one en Pipe oe by A the eres of, th reethey are to start m'ed by 6P. M. of the da: weeeaee ae: 700 In races designated as District all horses Bude” ha Ss, intes Race » Sie t um Lassen, an aghoe and Orslsby connting on State of Nevada, prior to July ist; phe pay eligible in ‘ ed B ty, races if owued in the rior: to J IA A ain Ae ed will not be will be for sale on the} Ist, Entry Blanks can be obtained u % of oe to the Secre' Gace, Nevede tle, ie purses are free to all ess otherwise M.L, MARSH, P Re . ©. Adrees, Nevada City Ccia, PO. iadiose, se, Nevada City, Cal. Park, Music and t Stand +4 he Pavilion, Nevad vine will be 10 per cent. of purse, and to accompan Apply at once be ep nominations. Purses will be +4 are not outit: 60, 80 and 10 per cent. divided into ey aot aateted w in all races entries not declared out by 6 Address, a § Want te Keep Thorough; Posted UR ge ch iteehe tebe seus sanee ey are eligiblethat were owned in the counties . : sti: * 2 in”: horses training on the Society’s track . @ ; And Other Resources, besides being Fully es the county. It h Filer, Yube ang nes ra cauti patrons in vedas ramen no neisco and mo: *_ . mote parts of the State. pie Bids for the Bar Fuvilese at Glen . HOME SEEKERS yO Fr received at the ry eater eo loch ian. Wednesday, Eopte. ty to 500 pounds. PRICES plate ps = free Book or ita Low size and charecter ever olga a sold 108. in. Nashville TAKE three days. Price of Cay i Southwestern Pui House, 158 and 155 North Spruce St, Nashville, Tenn. _— ag@4m_ W. W.WAGGONER, _ (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) ““2. Givil : Engineer : and : Surveyor, Deputy County Surveyor and Deputy U.S. Mineral Surveyor. Office i Pa te gag Roberts block Nevade DR. C. L. WALK ties, as well as OF, anaes VALLEY, WIA. S1s1T NEs T¥ YOU CONCERNING ona eee’ + ee eee ee ee ee 0 mong? OLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING Informed at 1 times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY I5 GENE a News, and it ana eiveutatioe taste: reading people in every part of his Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad’ Street ' a City wil be ful and complete record of the verges id inch W office, Nevedafa . made jn the development Page vig B. _ Office at the National Hotel. sents extraordiuary indwocmenne ee Nothing but first-class finished work. "Te eth extracted without pain, A wien eee {et a» ;eo3um, Seer 12eny 1BS> fers

gx. J The Daily Transcript. The Former Offer Superior Advantages . oo mewn TY 8S, NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES. : prrics: fio. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City Cal. * CIRCULATES 18 » heaty, be ; grade Clty Gree Valleyiven, French cor-. larger capacity. Publishing —thisiy tal, Srectiand, Norte Hoombeld, Moores] times against the single 15m oe ene ‘ Grecwn of ‘Nevada county: also in Biscer. zine, the newspaper naturally absorbs and Sierra counties, ot ento, 880 more material, and a writer's chances 9 Siskiyou to po ey the Bi arc correspondingly better. Then, too, erra to the Gea." : . . subjects which are out of the range of the magazine fall directly within the scope of the newspaper. This is specially true of timely, Hticles. : The magazines, of today with their _. large circulations, and the necessary The following” are the voting pre-. Slower process of printing, areprepared cincts of this ae: so far in advance as to make it imposFirst—All that portion of the city sible for them to get close enough to lying south of Deer creek. timely happenings to make their disSeog f t the iron cussion of them fresh and. interesting. Second—Commencipg : e by With the ne per this i, of bridge across Deer creck, TOnBle. different, and it is precisely in ite ability thence along Main street to mmer-. 4, treat of what is latest and freshest ~@al street, along Commercial street 0) ~herein lies its strength, and ‘i; shies Broad street, on Broad and East) yeanects the field is necessarily broadB:oad tothe city limits, theace west . sned to the writer. wndsouth along the line 6f the city] But, bear in mind, this advantage is limits to Deer creek, thence easterly . only ore of greater capacity, not of less along Deer creek to the place of be-} requirement. Disappointment can be ginning. no more certain than when ‘@ manuThird—Commencing at the iron script is sent to.a newspaper editor with bridge across Deer creek, running . the belief that he is less critical, or that on Main street to Comhis constituency is less exacting than is the case of the monthly magazine.— Edward, W. Bok in Ladies’ Home Journal. ; Nevada Cit; WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1890. Nevada City Voting Precincts, thence mercialstreet, on Commercial street to Broad street, on Broad and East Broad to the city limits, thence east and south along boundary line of the city to Deer creek, thence westerly along the center of Deer creek to the place of beginning. , You Can Lose Your Vete. Something About Decorations. Everybody knows that decorations are commoner abroad than in England, and that it was of the English representative at the congress of Vienna that Talleyrand said he was the only plenipotentiary who had “‘the distinotion of not being decorated;” but a writer in Temple Bar has been proyoked by some French observations on English love of titles to go into details about this matter, Accordingly, he has ascertained that if the natives of India be omitted from the calculation, the queen only rewards by decorations one out of every 28,000 of her subjects, There has been a late decision of the Supreme Court which throws a new light on the oft digcussed question as to whether a man can lose his voting residence or not. Heretofore it has been held that every American citizen who has his name’on the Great Register has a right to vote some where. In . other words, a man could not lose his voting residence in one precinct until he had gained a residence in another, but according to the decision of ‘the Supreme Court a citizen can actually lose his voting residence. Ifyou should move from one precinct to ‘another within the thirty day limit, necessary to gain a residence, in a precinct, i. e., within thirty days of an election, you not only cannot vote in the precinct to which youhave moved, but you also lose your right to vote in the precinct where your formerly lived. for every 675 citizens. The same painstaking writer puts together the available details of the Legion of Honor, and holds them up to admiration or the reverse asa paid body. Chevaliers have a “salary” of £10 a year, an officer £20, a commander £40, and a grand officier £80, while the reward of a grand croix is £120 per annum. lows: ‘‘I swear fidelity to the president of the republic, to honor and to my entirely to the welfare of the state and The Werld Enriched. Cor. London Telegraph. Hoisting a Mouse. A tall desk stands against the wall in P. C. Cleaver’s livery stable. small spider had fastened to the bottom of the desk a conical web ‘reac nearly to the floor. About 11: o'clock one day it was observed that the spider had ensnared a young mouse by passing filaments of her web around its tail. When first seen the mouse had its fore feet on the floor and could barely touch the floor with its hind feet. ‘The spider was full of business, The Directors of the 17th Agriculturpoe mses, ese b niger oad pega el al District Association will meet at 2) ing it struggle desperately. o’clcck in the afternoon of Wednesday} Its efforts to escape were all unavailat this city. At the meeting the. ing, as the slender filaments about its committee on awards will be appoint-. tail were top strong for it to break. In edand employes about the pavilion. short time it was seen that the spider and track will be selected. Bids for] was slowly hoisting its victim into the privileges will be opened and anyone y 2o’clock in the afternoon the desiring to put ina bid most get it id barely touch the floor with there on time. The facilities-of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is trnly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, atany time, and the better it is kn own the more popular it become. — Directors Wicetingair. B mouse Mimisterial Appointments. 9 o'clock at night the mouse was Rev. William Angwin, late of this the city, will have charge of the Methodist Church: at Santa Rose’ during the * ensuing year. It was &t Santa Rosa that Mr. Angwin was stationed when he first entered the ministry. Rev. Dr. Chisholm has been appointed by the conference to take charge of the Methodist Church st thir city. descended and bit its tail. Thro’ Col. Markham Coming. . Col. Henry H. Markham, the Re publican nominee for Governor, will address the people in this part of the written chiefs or, forks were thought of ite fore feet; by dark the point of its} nose was an inch above the floor. At alive, but made no sign except when . . At this time it was an inch and a half Next morning the SL Renta ughout the most elegant periods ofthe “age of chivalry” handkerchiefs, or any substitute for them other than such as nature provided, were ‘utterly unknown. Elaborate books of etiquette and treatises upon manners were before either handkerAn Australian musician has invented State as follows: ley. mand ; Monday, October 6th, Downieville. ‘ Tuesday, October 7th, Nevada City. < Wednesday, October 8th, Grass ValTue use of calumel for derangements a trombone that is played by steam. Its “God Save the Queen” can be heard at a distance of four miles. He had hard luck with it, however, for the people of his own town drove him out as @ nulsames stores the.color to gray hair; promotes . a fresh and vigorous growth ; preventa’ } the formation: of}. dant vane E. tents, my was heavy growth of hair. amber of years, and it has always tne satisfaction. Itis . eed ‘4 vents “the hair from turnip; ny, insures its gous. and eeps the scalp white an clean.” — “J have used Ayer’s Hair for promoting the growth of the , and think it unequaled. For resto) the hair to its original color, and fora ing, it cannot be surpeassed.”’—Mrs. La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. tent of it-trom my own experienve. Its use Labcerstred . a of — a . kes it and soft. Vigor aiso a ware for Nandruff.”—J. W. Bowe Editor “ Enq or the past two years, and found it all it is re} conntanh to natural color to ere to grow freely pliant.”"—Mrs. of lost ail the hair from the top of his After one month’s "s ‘Vigor the hair began. coming, and, three months, he had a fine gow of hair of the natural color.’—P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, KR. ¥. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, . hai ft and silken; “I have nsed-Ayer’s Hair Vigor tid “Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a most excelvreparation for the hair. I speak 2, uirer,” McArthur, Ohio. “J have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor f be. It restores the y hair, causes the hair and: keeps it.soft and M. V. Day, Cohoes, 'N. ¥ «My father, at about the trial of Ayer N.Y. Hair in PREPARED BY Or. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase, Bold by Druggists and Perfumers. whereas in France there is one decore Warranted “APHRODITINE” o mon: The oath is as fol. To! tion, Power, W. 5 pect Weakness, H native land; I swear to devote myself siness, Weak M Soe actor ent bape. taney, wate if neglected often lead to fulfill the duties 6f a brave and loyal . for $5.00. Sem by asl on receipt of pri knight of the Legion of Honor.”—Paris . every $5.00 order received, to refund the moncy if A ch; 108 Stevenson . San FRANCIS~d. Cat thousands of testimonials from old and. young, of both soxen, Wee have been permanently curce by the use of Aphroditine. Ci W. D. VINTON, Nevada City. [eco & (HAW of the liiver has ruined many a fine constitution. Those who for similar troubles, have tried Ayer’s Pills testify to their efficacy in thoroughly remedying the malady, without injury to the Rollins, Fairfield, Va. juices at Carr Bros. iver Regulator. A Hotel Arrivals. 3 ; Dan Tuttle, Yuba Mine, R. B. Chew, Red Dog, . R. V. Halton, San Francisco, H. Morganthan, do A. F. Brown, do Thos. Dyer andim, do Miss C. Mullins, do Chas. H. Vercellein, do -!~? Jno. Goffett, Moore’s Flat J, McCarthy Saad _ M.A. Baugh, Washington, ‘ iY» 2 Mrs. M. Fowler,> Virginia Cit ‘ Ruby Mins, system, , ye My own family medicine—Simmons \ Liver lator. — Rev. Jas. M Fountain soda water with pure fruit A mepicise endorsed and used by goon pant and druggists—Simmon Nartionay Horsz1, Sept. 15. H. K. Kinney, do ©. Edwards, do jd L. Holland, do. id * G. H. Colby, Dutch Flat, Ino. Nicoll, do me P. Riordan, do ea z F. lo ibe : Miss B. Montgomery, Sacramento, W. Sherman, _@o : Mrs. G. Baker, Col. Hill, Mrs. H. Pengelly Delhi Mine, : ‘W.A. Hanley, Jr., Ramboy Mine, “ am oa age mm Forest City, . W. 5 alee aueetland, SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH. Headache, obstruction of discharges talling into throat, sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid, at tenacious, mucous, mig ye bloody and putrid; eyes weak, .ring<4 expectoration of caeave matter Only a few these and ' symptoms present at Thou sani roe Lely te ie oomeumpaon, and end F are FS or The Gelebrated French Gure. ute Is wor a POvITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease or any disorder of the generative organs of eithe: , BEFORE _useof Stimulants, AFTER bacco or Opium, or through youthful indisere&c., such as Loss of Brain down Pains iu the ia, Nervous Prvs‘emory, Loss of Power and Imyoto premature age ty. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes ce" W: GUARANTEE La given for A WRIT: Permanent cure is not effected. We have roular free. Address THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. “scific Bran OR SALE BY Staple and fancy Hardware Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, “Andall the Best and Newest Patterns. cw (OOK :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES, All Styles. ea The Famous, Sunerior Ranee, {The Best in the. Market.; Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING: Guns, Pistols, __ ‘Ammunition of ail Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives, (0@F-We ‘io not carry English cutlery. We believe in the superior merits of American products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, . WINDOW GLASS, ETC. ~ We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices, FREIGHT ADDED, MRS.A.PERRY HAS LEASED THEPINE STREET RESTAURANT RMERLY CONDUCTED BY A. TAM, and having renovated and refitted it in

Tst-class style is now prepared to serve the publicin a satisfactory manner.§ FRESH OYSTERS ene aes ey IN ALL STYLES. Rich ice Cream IN ITS BEASON. Meals at All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER. —~= ™~ {A Full assortment of Fine Fresh Candies. — Everything neat and palatable. BARTLETT AND OTHER PEARS. WANTED ! THE HIGHEST MARKET. PRICE PAID FOR: Marketable Pears. Enquirefot — ey E. BOOTH, . . Corner Pine and-Commerc:al Streets, ——_— O———— b ; Late Novelty IN THE WAY OF A Dress: Bat yi Purses and Premiums! Espec yecially adapted for vee Street and Traveling Purposes. This Het is having an immense sale in San Francisco and will be worn by a great many Native Daughters in the coming celebration “IMRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. Main Street, Nevada City. a — —————————— ad SPECIAL INVITATION. . center of the Art Gallery, will be found again this year a splendid exhibit. of. MATHUSHEK PIANOS, and you are hereby invited to call and examine:the solid IRON FRAME MATHUSHEK. They are different from increasing popularity. The Mathushek Pianos have taken the First Premium (Silver Medal) at Mechanics Fair, also Society Medal at State Fair which is the higkest 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, (€otin.) Pianos. us-when at the Fair. } Store and Ware Rooms, 631 J Street, SacPfaWrite for new Circular, and call and see mento. RATHER PREVIOUS! To advertise our ‘Fall ise of Men's Overcoats, But as every one intending to attend the Admission Day Celebration will need oie, we had our Eastern houses ship them early and they are now. on hand, We are showing the Prices Are All Right. BH. MILLER, MevadadCity. oF oo 9 “Ts Amal Pa oe =< Commencing TUESDAY, . Sent-. In the North Hall ofthe Exposition Building, in the. ss other Pianos. They have obtained a wide spread and. im —OF THE— SEVENTEENTH For 1890 GLENBROOK PARK, ember 23rd, and Continuing FIVE DAYS. Liberal Purses for State, District and County Harness Liberal Premiums for Live Stock. Farming, Orchardland Dairv Products ard Mining, Mechanical and Art Exhibits. Five Days Racing !. Speed Programme for 1880; Je. Running—Three-fourtns mile and re Pi 5 ae otting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—County—$2.50. 8. Trotting—For.4 years old—District— ‘Wednesday, September 24th 4. Running—One mile and a half] dash, 6. Trotting—2:40 class, $500. 6. aac ng Cue year old, one mile -for colts owned in the county, $150. Ladies Tournament at lt a. M. Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade ati0a.M. 7. Running—Five-eighths of a mile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 class, $750. gono. Trotting—Three year, cld—District— Fridav, September 26th 10. Running—One mile and $500.5 11. Trotting—2:30 class, $600. ~~ 12. Trotti M. L. & D. MARSH, Bed si Doors, Windows, Hic FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF GRAIN, STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS. ALSO, ding large tracts of Land, en has during the aoe 3,200 acres of Land into 5to 20acre Lots. The success of this undertaking i e shown in the fact that out of 280 tracts piscet on the market, 225 have been sold. We claim that 10 acres of choice Lan acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley. JAMES CAIRNS,———— . fuesday, September 23rd. [ Rock Creek Mill and Lanber Company, = ee. Manufacturers of and Dealers in pressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, Stepping, “ 7 Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine hee . MINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. ——o——factual District Assocation xsxome ax eooer=D PORES yup gawnD CEDAR PORT, Just — Received !. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand or cut to order on short notice. a . ° Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. —o-_— co . Market Rates. M. L. & D. MARSH. ows: ont Yard on ee Nevada Oity. Mill on Book Greek. : OREGON LAND COMPANY + W'TH .TS— ©: , Home Office at Salem, Oregon, (in the State Insurance Buildine.) ; AND BRANOH OFFIOES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY. —o— : ‘ CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPER ig § . cially organized tor the p of buying and e Oregon Land Company was y a athe yore Rought pe pes, Rrra a in Fruit will bring a lerger income than 160 e also make valuable improvements in the way of roads, fences, etc. We can sell a w small tract of Land for the same price per acre that you would have to pay for a large Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List.} : ‘J Bhe Tending Harness Shop of Nevada City BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, Provrietor Heavy Concord Team Chain and Express Harness. ‘Light Buggy Harness of all Kinds on hand and made tooraer. Boston team buggy and express Coliars. Riding Saddles and Bri iles. Robes, Blankets, Weband Leather Halters. furry Combs and Brushes of all descriptions. Buggy Whips, Whipstocks, Lashes, Blackunakes, Axle Greese, Harness Oil, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gleves. Ladies’ and Gents’ Driving Gauntlets. mn Carriage Trimmings and Buggy Harnege a Specialty TERMS CASH. PRICES THE: LOw zs. OMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TO, ENCOURAGE CAPITAL BY Exhibiting Your Capabilities —_—AT— HE STATE FAIR OF 1890 TO BE HELD AT SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 8 to20. The counties that have enterprise enough to place their products in a competitive ALL ORDERS light are the localities that will attract capital for investment. Delays2s 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 3 Liberati’s Famous Military Band, (of 50 Selected Artists,) OF NEW YORK, HAS BEEN ENGAGED. Address the Secretary. EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary, CHRISTOPHER GREEN, resident, ng—Four years old—free for all, Saturday, September 27th Grand Stock Parade and award of Pa Raeuiees as wiles aad $800. g—Two miles andre ‘ 4. Trotting—Free for all, $800. oe ni i be made on the previous day. VosiAnom M2 Conditions. cept the two years old and yearlings) 6 to enter and 8to start, butthe Board reserves the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deducti of @ proportionat a’nount of the pate. Any races filling with 10 or more paid-up and also 20 per cent. of the purse. The National Auscotation roisa to govern, butthe Board reserves the right to trot heats of any two classes alternately, or to trot a be 6 ki ty nice hall making a walk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance money paid ot When less than the required number of lows:. Twot when conditions named oth Non-starters in running races will be held ee 1 GEO. G, ALLAN, Esr. ; Sole Manf g Agent for the Mathushek (New Haven,. >e given during the week, notice of which . GEO. E. TURNER, Esq. business with us. We propose to run ot sum. no snow. We earnestly solicit the co-operation o pent FP agg oP — Washington Mining Co., . JAN trotting races are the best 8 in.5 (ex-. Clamond D. ae. ” ce to first, one-third to the an Quarts M Z TY0 ae, ‘ ractical Mill Tests, ani ntee correct . LU The State Agricultural Sociéty ru} returns { LUSTRATIONB, t aenae al aeenioe ra) oat 5 in every way. Working tests willbe uth Yuba ‘Trans"ortation and Supply Company. Incorporated © 1290, Directors’: Al ¢ TREGIDCO, Esq. H, C. CALLAHAN, Esq. E, J, RECTOR, Secretary. GEO. A. HARE: Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. a Oe lave Nevada City for Maybert via Washington and Rc. . Mondays, Wednesday: Stages leave Maybert te evets City Ae or Feline 8S Se on Tuesdays . . . J Thursdavs and-Saturdays, at 5 A.M. WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers. A adags. protecti ives and those doing N. B.—This organization was Yuba Mining Co,, Bluebell Minin ee anyon Creek Mining.Co., dies Established im 1852 entries, the Society will add all moneysover Nevada: Assay . Office. IT HAS TURN E D UP. o—; WERAT? J. J OTT, Proprietor : NO. 2 MAIN STREERT...NEVADA CITY A CHANCE TO MAKE OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPMOoNnDY. SKETC. Foran _ tig the greatest se! htout .n the South. FI fresh ion with my Assay Office I have aJLL PAGE ORIGINAL ~ + huJ tion refined, melted and Assayed. B: starters appear they may contest fo: . . réqui : ang: ed. By. PQY selling our new Book “CHARACTER trance mone: (= pop to,be divided rena coune Sot Retnexenenens ioe ein. 18 Ka. r with which I can make rwo—b2— for entrance. In all of the above races the entrance Pp. M.of the day preced race uired to ata ne se piaban here there is more than one en Pipe oe by A the eres of, th reethey are to start m'ed by 6P. M. of the da: weeeaee ae: 700 In races designated as District all horses Bude” ha Ss, intes Race » Sie t um Lassen, an aghoe and Orslsby connting on State of Nevada, prior to July ist; phe pay eligible in ‘ ed B ty, races if owued in the rior: to J IA A ain Ae ed will not be will be for sale on the} Ist, Entry Blanks can be obtained u % of oe to the Secre' Gace, Nevede tle, ie purses are free to all ess otherwise M.L, MARSH, P Re . ©. Adrees, Nevada City Ccia, PO. iadiose, se, Nevada City, Cal. Park, Music and t Stand +4 he Pavilion, Nevad vine will be 10 per cent. of purse, and to accompan Apply at once be ep nominations. Purses will be +4 are not outit: 60, 80 and 10 per cent. divided into ey aot aateted w in all races entries not declared out by 6 Address, a § Want te Keep Thorough; Posted UR ge ch iteehe tebe seus sanee ey are eligiblethat were owned in the counties . : sti: * 2 in”: horses training on the Society’s track . @ ; And Other Resources, besides being Fully es the county. It h Filer, Yube ang nes ra cauti patrons in vedas ramen no neisco and mo: *_ . mote parts of the State. pie Bids for the Bar Fuvilese at Glen . HOME SEEKERS yO Fr received at the ry eater eo loch ian. Wednesday, Eopte. ty to 500 pounds. PRICES plate ps = free Book or ita Low size and charecter ever olga a sold 108. in. Nashville TAKE three days. Price of Cay i Southwestern Pui House, 158 and 155 North Spruce St, Nashville, Tenn. _— ag@4m_ W. W.WAGGONER, _ (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) ““2. Givil : Engineer : and : Surveyor, Deputy County Surveyor and Deputy U.S. Mineral Surveyor. Office i Pa te gag Roberts block Nevade DR. C. L. WALK ties, as well as OF, anaes VALLEY, WIA. S1s1T NEs T¥ YOU CONCERNING ona eee’ + ee eee ee ee ee 0 mong? OLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING Informed at 1 times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY I5 GENE a News, and it ana eiveutatioe taste: reading people in every part of his Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad’ Street ' a City wil be ful and complete record of the verges id inch W office, Nevedafa . made jn the development Page vig B. _ Office at the National Hotel. sents extraordiuary indwocmenne ee Nothing but first-class finished work. "Te eth extracted without pain, A wien eee {et a» ;eo3um, Seer 12eny 1BS> fers