September 21, 1890 (4 pages)

ict nd re } for trict— 24th s le -for th Ne and ounty, strict— for all, 7th ward of at, $500. will atch foam Mi 2 2 os HL} Bd é oS a f Ae SS FOR BHERUF. sy PREMIUMS. — La} PAVILION FOR ROAD OVERSEER. -. Coming Fair. DOMESTIC BREAD, rue Thomas Mooney, sro waht eight hours ‘old, $8;. old, not leas than 3; dozen bottles, di. OF, Selby, Fist will be, a, candidate ‘tor cia is " . ploma aoa om ; nomination as Road Oversee Best » $2. Best Burgundy type, over one year thee issiston of the Democratic tenet e Best crackers, $1. old, not less than 4g dozen bottles, didelegation. : Best two loaves. corn bread, $1. ploma and $3, FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. . . Best two loaves brown bread, $1. . ~ “ras Best two loaves rye bread, $l. Menus Seren: F Nevada City, will be a candidate fo O the: offloe of Mustice the Republican wuship d: e 0D 0; wn elegation. _. Best two loaves wheat bread, $1. _Best two loaves graham bread, $1. ,; Best: salt-rising wheat bread, $1. FOR SHERIFF. Jesse J, Lyons s O% Willow Valley, Nevada Le Fy mem ed mination of Sheriff, subject to the de. $3. Sinton of the Republican’ County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER. __ hereby announced ava candidate , (Firat DistrictNevada Township, ) Flat will be a candidate for Road O' Some First District, submmissioner of the ject to the decision of the Republican Town ship Convention. on Bestone dozen doughnuts, $1,50; second best, $1. APPLES. Best display and largest Variety, $10; second best, $5; third best, $2.50. : PEARS. ~ and largest best, $5; third’ best, Best display $10; second $2.50. FOR ROAD OVERSEER. ists d R a coma Mee eae A Best oo > 2. H. Reader tland will be a candidate for Road CO omanigatouee of the 4th District, subject to the decision of the Republican Couny Convention. PEACHES, Best display and largest variety, $10; Second best, $5; third “best, $2.50. PLUMS. Best display and largest variety, FOR SUPERVISOR. “ paisa Tiidesport Townships.) of he . C.D, Gassaway a F Rough and Ready will he a candidate forSupervisor of the 4th "District, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. . FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Arthur Powell ° rass.Valiey is hereby announced as a cnnrtinnee ir Public Administestar subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. . FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON OF. Nevada City will be a candidate for re-election as District attorney, su.ject to the decision ofthe Republican County. Convention. FOR SHERIFF. W, W. Nelson F Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisiongf the Democratic County Convention, ' FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P. Stone . ; F Grass Valley will be. -can: for nomination es County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Cenvention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, District. Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Digtricts.) ‘ nr hacaes second best, $8.ic! enrose Best exhibit of grapes, not less ONrend See the" ThicaDiethan three bunches of each kind, wantiaan ~ ted je of. the Re$10; second best, $5. FOR SHERIFF. q : '_ BERRIES. ‘ me Best exhibit of strawberries, $3. Eldred Northup Best exhibit of blackberries, $3. F North San Juan is a ogndidate: for 5 ee rr ana" Best 10 Ibs. dried apples, diploma FOR)SHERIFF, Samuel Blight F. Grass Valley is announced as a candiOo frie for Sherift, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Mo : F Cherokee is hereby announced as a O Perr od or reelection as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond yy Derets City will be S epee my erlection as Assessor of Ne’ subject tothe decision of the Republican’ County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. ¥ Grass Valley will be a candidate for ty, sabloct to thé decision’ ot the he county, sub; to the on 0} oubiite County Convention: FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster _ F é will be a candidate for rePi mg Sheriff, satioct to _ the decision of the Democratic County Convention, ee ‘3 FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, F' Nevada City will be a candidate for oe Siemnaateh “at Apomymas cial Rape lean fun ietConcome ofthe Repu FOR COUNTY TREASURER. . vention, Paul Quic k sts best 10 pounds dried figs, Ansett cuusarn neu comeusate forthe Second best 10 pounds dried: prunes, octaloe: of the Republican County Conven-} ¢9 ~~ " oe > : Second best 10 pounds dried berries, bv SHERIFF. $2. as : Nilliam Barton Best display raisins, diploma an OF eran aig, wi, p toby enews ‘$10; second best, diploma and $5. the decision of the Mepablicen County Con-. Best display dried fruit, diploma vention, aa i & s band $10. : i FOR COUNTY RECORDER. CuUnvAneD: wUTe. ____W.A,Sleep Beat exhibit English walants, $7.60. OF, Grass Valley, ig announced me candi. Beat exhibit soft-ehell yng $2.00. decision of the Repabhioas County Conver . Best exhibit peanuts, $2.50. tion. _-____ . Best exhibit chestnuts, $2.50, _ FOR COUNTY RECORDER. . Best exhibit black walnuts, $2. James M. Wiley is ’ Rosin Ravine will be a candidate Ofrertne FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, FN oe & Sane 3 for ev Oe cae of baparintanitot Shots County Convention, ;FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. — _ W. J: Rodgers oe OF Srey cal Me annals vot Schools, subj Donvento. the: FOR SHERIFF, © be Shean” 3 Bhicst to toe . brandies and wines, diploma and $10. . dozen bottles, diploma and $5. $10; ‘Second best, $5; third . best, NECTARINES. “ Bestidisplay and largest variety, $5; second best, $3; third best, $2. \ PRUNES, Best-display ‘and largest variety, $10; second best, $5. OLIVES, Best display, $5. j LEMONS, =e Best display, five er more, $5. : Figs. Beat display, $5; second best, $3; third best, $2. ‘ a ORANGES, Best display, five or more, $5. GBAPES—FOR TABLE. . Best and.largest variety, not less than three bunches of each kind, $15 ; second best, 10; third best, $5. Best exhibit of grapes, not less than three bunches of each kind, $10; second. best, $5; third: beat, $2.50; best of one kind, $2.50. FOR WINE. Best and largest variety, not fess than’ three bunches of each kind, $15; ani $3. e Best 10 lbs. dried pears, diploma and $3. Best 10 Ibs. dried peaches, diploma . and $3, Crt Best 10ths, dried pl ums, diploma and $3. Lee and $3. : Best 10 lbs. dried nectarines, diploma and $3, es Best ten pounds dried figs, diploma and $3. “Best ten pounds dried prines, diploma and $3. . Best ten pounds dried berries, diploma and $3, * Best ten pounds dried cherries, diploma and $3. IA b Second best 10 pounds dried apples, Second best 10 pounds dried pears, $2. * Second best 10 pounds dried peaches, $2. 4 Second. best 10 pounds dried plums, Second best 10 pounds dried. apircots, $2, : : Second best 10 pounds dried nectare ines, $2. Second best 10 pounds dried chi “+ Beat 10 pounds honey in comb, diploma and $2; second best 10 pounds © Beat display preserves, in glass, diBest display pickles, assorted, diploma and $3. . Best twelve jars or glasses of jellies, assorted, diploma and $5 ; second best, Ya exhibit hermetically sealed frmit in glasses, not less than five varieties, diploma and $5. Best display grape syrup, two galBest boiled qider, in bottles, $3. factured in the district, diploma and $5; second beat, $2.50. : BRANDIES AND WINES. Best general display of California DRY WINES, Awards to be Mestowed at tne Best exhibit and greatest variety of domestic bread by one exhibitor, variety ot -[ by law, and this must be done on or differed from the potash parations in that Best 10 Ibe. dried apricots, diploma Me had Jones, Macon, Gua. diploma and $3. ~} Best port, not less than one-half dozen, bottles, diploma and $5. Best sherry, not less than ‘one-half dozen bottles, diploma and $3. Best exhibit of ale, porter, and lager beer, diploma and $3. Best exhibit of ale, diploma. Best exhibit of porter, diploma. Best exhibit of lager beer, diploma, Best exhibit of soda, ‘diploma, Best exhibit of ginger ale, diploma. > Best exhibit of cronk and spruce ‘. beer, diploma, PERSONAL MENTION. Seciai and. Other Notes About Peeple O14 ana Young. L. Newhouse of Maybert is here. James Arnott of Brandy City; has returned from the Bay. Alex. Mann, the seedman, has returned from an exploriag expedition to the far north. Moses Bates of Graniteville has returned from the Bay and will remain here te attend the county Fair. Mrs. W. T. Luther of Downieville and Mrs. George Farley of San Juan, have returned from San Francisco. D, E. Knight, a prominent Marysvillian, will be here during the coming Week to act as one of the judges of the races, . Mrs. Frank, the optician, has returned from Placer county. The enterprising little lady had 9 fine business over there. Her husband returned unexpectedly from the East the other day, and learning at Colfax that she wasin Michigan Bluff started for that pointto surprise her. The questions he asked about her led the Placer countyans to surmise he was in search of arunaway wife, and quite a sensation was stirred up much to the amusement of the devoted twain. {important te Voters. We cannot repeat too often the following instructions: In order to vite at the coming election the name of the voter must appear on the Great Regiter used at the precinct in which he resides and at which he must vote. To get on said printed register, the voter, ‘if not already registered, must apply to the County Clerk, or one of his deputies, and be duly sworn, as provided before October. 4, 1890, Deecncapentomene ert en ———————e A 8ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. He Tests a California Production. — His Report. ‘ 4 St. Louis gentleman whose affliction was sick headaches was so surprised at their cure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he ~ealled it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrett, the wellknown St. Louis physician of 2652 Shénandosh Street. The doctor saw at once that 1¢ was purely vegetable, and becoming inter ested, began a series of investigations, and in 4 subsequent letter candidly admitted its Curative properties, and says:— Wishing to test its virtues further, I used petignts Who iequived operas ae lents who a a e. Fegulator. as tea T ofa say 30 is an ‘ ihsolute cure ti is headaches. bee tron es usually come rom a disturbed condition of the stomach and bowels, and Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa) is the best tive and stomach have ever seen, and as a corrective is alm. Signed: A, ~ DS Re woh ticeeee 8t., St, Returned. Prof. Frank, the New York optician, has. returned from his Eastern trip and will remain at home during Fair week, after which he will make a professioral trip to Truckee and other places. 821-3 For biliousness and headache Simmons Liver Regulator is thebest medicine the world ever saw.—H. H. For rheumatic and neuralgic pains, rubin Dr. J. H. McLean’s: Volcanic Oil Liniment, and take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsapirilla. You will not suffer long, but will be gratified with a speedy and affective cure. For sale by Oarr. Bros. The Werid Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfortof mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is trnly pleasantand 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 known the mofe popular it become, Icx cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf Best Burgundy tyre, not less than, ofe-half dozen bottles, diploma and Best two loaves of wheat bread, not are claret, bordeaux type, one year tissue. _ It is one of the most important ~\J ity is remarkable, and shows that its ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia and constipation, kidney and uterine weakness and other complaints, humidity of the atmosphere often produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder. Use Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troubTrial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, THRE BEsT. The Combination te Open Mere a Monday Evening. ‘The San Jose Mercury of last Tues. day morning Says of the troupe which will appear at the Theater here every evening this week under Sam Mott’s management: “Manager Buckley has cause to feel good over the success which attended the Steen-Abbot combination. Professor Steen and his gifted wife have awakened an interest’ in their performances which has increased nightly for more than a week past, the hall every night presenting a healthy looking sight from a manager’s standpoint. ‘The character of the sudience also is worthy of note, comprising ministers, lawyers, doctors, journalists and other classes of thinking men and women who came to be enlightened and go away more mystified than ever. Egery night during the past week Steen has exposed the tricks and frauds practiced by so-called mediums. He has duplicated their slatewriting humbugs, their knot-tying feats and has offered large rewards to any socalled medium that would prodace any trick which he could not duplicate. The spiritualists have turned out in a body and have highly attended his ‘Seances,’ and have roundly abused him and his wife for refusing to call themselves mediums, Professor Steen and Mrs. Steen will remain another week and the Professor will during that time give the materializing tests and continue to expose the humbuggery connected with spiritualism. The boy .magician and his’ dusky attendant will continue to amuse for another week, and Abt will continue his beautiful dissolving views. This show as a whole is the best ever given:in.San Jose.’” Native Daughters? Notes. All members of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., who can be present at the Fair Pavilion at two o’clock Monday afternoon, are earnestly requested to meet there. The matinee to be held in the Pavilion -next Thursday afterndon by the Native Daughters, at’ which time the married members of the order’ will be there with their children, promises to be an overwhelming attraction. The. fond mothers have after deliberation concluded not to accept the proposition to let the little ones contest for a prize, as they say the youngsters are all so handsome that no committee could decide between them. The current number of State Resources is mainly devoted to an excellent description of Nevada county and iis multitudinous resources. The State Resources is a popular and standard publication, and is doing a splendid work for the various counties that it is devoted to. f——_—_—__] ‘ The Effect ef Mental Exhauction. Many diseases, especially those of the nervous system, are the prodacts of daily renewed mental exhaustion. Business avocations often involve-.an amount of mental wear and tear very prejudicial to physical health, and the professions, if arduously pursued, are no leas destructive to. brain and nerye attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, that it compensates for this undue loss of tissue, and that it imparts new energy to the brain and nerves, The rapidity with which it renews weakéned mental energy and physical vitalinvigorating power is of the highest order. Besides iricreasing vital stamina, and counteracting the effects of} mental exhaustion, this potential medicine cures. and prevents fever and Physicians also commend it as a medicated stimulant and remedy. Suppex changes of temperatare and les in their incipiency. For sale by Carr Bros. The New Discevery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of thé many who know to King’s New Discovery ever after ® place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung orChest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial, It is guaranteed every time, or money refundéd toes is.) ago . vated, snr ‘ERE AND THERE. ‘@ Brief Record of Various Mni'. tereof Lecai Interest. The District Attorney has filed an information charging Charles Wade with the crime of assault on G. B, Ger 8 tiline with a deadly weapon with tent to commit murder. Union: The forest fire in the lower portion of Grass Valley township in the early part of the week destroyed 1,000 cords of wood belonging to the California Iron and Steel Company. On Bayne’s ranch standing timber that would make-from 1,000 to 1,500 cords of wood was acorched and burned tosuch an extent that it will have to be-eat down this season to make it fit for fuel. Tidings:—At a meeting of Grass Valley Iroquois Thursday evening it was resolved to run a twenty-five-cent-forthe-round-trip excursion train to Neyada City on Monday evening, the 29th instant, when the ticket nominated by the Democratic County Con. vention that day will be~ ratified by]; @ mase-meeting at which Caminetti, candidate for Congress, will be the principal speaker. A torchlight parade will be-a feature of the occasion. The Clab willtake part in full warpaint, Sachem Fletcher having arranged for uniforms. in* the Club held 4 $50,000 Dane Diemissed. The breach of promise suit for $50,000 brought by Louisa Marian Reeves of San Francisco against widower Henry A. Lones of this city, and a few days transfered from the Superior Court of San Francisco to this county, has been dismissed by stipulation. ‘Ir is astonishing how rapidly the ‘. feeble and debilitated gain strength and vigor when taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, For what are called “brokendown constitutions,” nothing else has proved so effective as this powerful but perfectly safe medicine. A. L. of M. Meeting. ‘The members of Nevada City Council, No, 234, A. L. of H., are requested to meet at Pythian Castle at 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon to attend thé funeral of their companion, Thomas Jenkins, which will take place Methodist Church at 2 o’clock.J. J.C. Dickerman, Sec, from the W. Rozmnson, Com. ‘L+t A gold watch chain charm with emFinder will receive reward by leaving at Prof, Frank’s office. 18 The Leading Music House. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631° J street, Sactamento, for anything in the music line. We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best’ Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F, Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not. one: failare in wenty years, ‘ik Pius Number. blem initials. Lost. . j. 29-tf. Fruit Lands in “the Willamette Valley. The Oregon Salem, Oregon, is offering some choice bargains in fruit land. This landis situated from 33¢ to 6 miles from the State Capitol, with its excellent shipping facilities, cannery, etc., and is especially adapted to fruit raising. : Five-acre tracts from $55 to $75 ber acre, all cultivated and ready to set to fruit, : ke Ten-acre tracts partially cultivated for $50.00 per acre, ‘Twenty acres light timber land with good spring branch; $35.00 per acre. Twenty-five acres, fifteen acres in cultivation, spring branch ranning on the place, for $35,00 per acre, Forty acres of choice land all cultiouse,dome young fruit already set out, $70.00 per acre. _ Forty acres of land all cultivated, in wheat this year, for $65.00. Forty-three acres, twenty-five acres cultivated, fine spring branch, place all fenced in, for $40.00 per acre. Fruit raisers profit from $100.00 to, $150.00 per acre after the trees are 4 years old. An industrious: man can make a good living for his family while his orchard is coming into bearing by raieing vegetables crops for the cannery. Let us know what amount you have invest and we will advise as to location, _ Send for maps, pamphlets and price lists to Tutu Oxegon Lanp Company, . . » Oregon, Land Company of sl0-lm. store, 4 rae Paha She clung to Castoria, National Hore, Sept. 19, . tybefi she had Children, A. F. Case, San Francisco, R Rosenthal, do s re : pbort of his claim. and that said proot mede before Hon. J. M. Walling, (4 Judge of Nevada County, at Ne. : ’ "George H. Williams, Jr. of “Abthon Bers Gili ea bWes caine : R.7 me . Mt AT ANCHOR. to aay, in the never a dollar to pay. over a mystical sea, was * And where are the lofty the voyage with me? They passed me far up stunsails aloft and for the islands of snow. chants delighted to know? tides go by; ; gales are high; Some upturned to the sky. waters flash and But I love the plebeian lugger—the little lugger is mine. , : al Or whether we count the wreckage, or hold to our moorings fast. of life is past. . —Washington Post. A Rare Collection of Books, The faculty of the Wharton School of Finance and Economy, at the Univer sity of Pennsylvania, have been steadily developing during the past months a library which, now that it has reached very large dimensions, is making its importance felt. The foundation was laid by the great collection of the late Stephen Colwell, compri between seven and eight thousand volumes, and including nearly every important book on the subjects of finance and _ political economy in the English, French and Italian languages published before 1860, This was supplemented by the bequest of the library of the late Henry 0: Carey, which embraces many later works and pamphlets, and is especially tich in statistical literature, -European government reports and the like. Some time since, in addition, a ‘collection of about 8,000 English pamphlets-on‘ financial and economical subjects, formerly the property of Mr. MoCalmont, ef London; was obtained, covering the period from the close of the Seventeenth century to our own time, and botind in clironological order, Professor Bastable, of Dublin, has pronounced this to he better than the similar collection of the British museum. It is necessary, of course, in order to keep mer with the times, to buy the best of @ new books within the scope of the Wharton school. An annual fund has accordingly been provided for this pur. pose, and a number of works, several of them fresh from the authors’ hands, which weré selected by Professor J ames, have arrived at the university. A doepartment of the library of especial interest is that pertaining to municipal government,—-New York Star. ; Swallowed a Dollar. James Clemens, a prominent young farmer, who lives near Athens, Ga., swallowed a silver dollar. Clemens was lying across a bed at his home and had a dollar in his mouth. Being very tired, he suddenly dropped off to sleep. He awoke very soon alterwards with a most excruciating pain, and it developed that he had swallowed the money. He arose immediately and came to the city. Dr, W. A. Carlton endeavored to draw the dollar from the throat by meéans of an instrument, but owing to the nervous condition of the patient he was forced to postpone the operation a day. The money hud passed lowe the throat and lodged in the esophagus, Clemens was placed under the influence of ether, and after a difficult and dangerous oper ation the dollar was brought up through the mouth. —Cor, Savannah News. A Valuable Suggestion, _ Rev. Longnecker-—Dear, I do wish 1 could think of some way to make the congregation keep their eyes on me during the sermon. Little Tommy—Pa, you want to put the clock right behind the pulpit, ’’— Fon health and happiness, the boom oF all “mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulator. ; What fs the UseOf paying $20 or.$25 for a set of teeth when you can have them made by Dr, Martin for $12 to $15. Perfect fit guar anteed or no charge. Call on Dr. Martin at his office in the Morgan -Block and be convinced. —_820-3tFounrain soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. ’ Caneer of the Nose, & sore appeared on m Dose, + AS my father had cancer, usband died of it. I became alarm. gonadlted my Physician. fis treat. no good, an sore grew larger ry worse in Abs? f Wway,until I had concludthat I was to'die trom its effects. I was persuaded fo take 8.8. 8., and a few botties », This was after all the doctors and bad failed’ I have had no ph MRS. M. T. MABEN. oodbury, Hall County, Texas, ot hie incadinn ts make fin a L i OFFICE AT SAORAMENTO aly 1a, hoa ap ag fe hereby g' ovember 8th, Gity, California, on N , er naines *he to rome { “9 uous i visi Upon and 8. M: nd, Vi og + Wm. Davey 0. Gall peneny mene 1» Ons ere hearer dey oe A eee See reeleny * Tam going a journey, brother. Or : Tam ending up a long voyage, and dropping my '. Coming home; and in’ debt, to the purser, with Six decades, "Twas a wearisome voyage, made Tn @ poorly rigged plebeian lugger that always drifting a-lee ; square riggers that to the windward, with Some heading for tropical islands, some bound And where are the weatherly clippers the mer Some drowsily swing to the anchors, as the . . endeavors to prove to his wife that drift inthe svething tropics, with keela Oh, grand is the lofty clipper, as she dashes the brine From the crest of the midnight billows, ‘where the shine, : And lofty clipper or lugger, it comes to the same : it last, And we swing toa final janchor, and the voyage “Have you boarded long at this house f”’ inquired the new boarder of him. ‘About ten years.” ‘I don’t see how you can stand it. Why haven’t you left long ago?” “No other place to go to,” said the other dismally, “the landlady is ny wife.” Exevaror Boy (to old Mr, Kentuck, who has just arrived at the hotel)— Will you take an elevator, sir? Old Kentuck (smiling broadly)—Waal, I don’t keerefIdo. I’m feeling a little low-spirited jes’ at present. Tommy—Pop, what is meant by “mean time?” Mr. Ponsonby—That’s the sort of time a man has when he summering two weeks in August means bankruptcy. : te CBee Wuen a burglar dsks you the conundrum, ‘‘Where is your money ?” it is wiser to give it up, : Know thyself, and keep the infor‘mation to thyself. This is good advice. Ager spending an hour with a pretty fool, how refreshing homely people are. Tue confidence of the people who have tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla, in this preparation, ig remarkable. I has cured many who have. failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases caused by impure blood or low state of the system it is unsurpassed, Ohill ions, and vely cures no pay required. It is guaran’ to ve perfect . . OF money ded, Price 25 cents pe” box, sale by Oarr Bros, gi blains, Corns, and all ‘Buckienve arnica Salve. The beat Salve in the world for Outs, Pover Banee Week Cea: Hand. ‘RheumSep) BORN. At this city, Sept. 19, to the wife of Henry C, Weisenburger, a daughter. _———_—————__ DIED. : ag In Grasse Valley, Sept. 18, John H, Henderson, aged 74 yours and 23 days; native of Dublin, Ireland, In San Francisco, September 16, Johnnie M., beloved husband of Sarah J. Fischer an’ son of Mrs. J. Launder, a native of Grags Valley, aged 25 years and ten months. At Grass Valley, Sept. 19, Lyda, beloved wife ‘of W.8. Ferguson, aged 40 years, 6 months and 5 days, At Wellsburg, West Virginia, Aug. 1¢, Aaron Robinson, father of J. W. Robinsou of Nevada City, aged 84 years. At Gold Flat, Nevada Township, Sept. 19, Thomas J. Jenking, a native of England, aged 4) years, 9 mouths and 3 days. (The funeral will take place from the Methodist Chureh at 2 o'clock Sunda afternoon un der the auspices of Oustoma Lodge of Odd Fellows, Court Garfield of the A.O, F, A.and Nevada City Council, A, L. H, The members of these orders are requested to meet at their respective halls at 1 oclock.] t ( MONEY GONE. ; Girename the priceless remedy, Tam Gavi is taken from the word “Kros,”’the God of Love inGreek ‘What Is it, what ite Uses, what its purpose? cure for le: a Bente ons wo! th id no matter from what cause a ng elt fron bevel ogy. or an Yon cet ager SC eure are Bohn Grainy ur etre gears 2 gots en ™ Mas. BIGELOW, 1248 Bosh Street, pean Bireet Bier yea ccemmaker Urine at HT doce ee th physictans for suppressed menEi ea meng you have madejup your miad to but The Gavi Pills do not. ba induced to take any other. Sold by Carr Bros., Sol> Agents mate ini Sox D.S. BAKER, . ° Draving and General Hauling. Transporting, Etc, PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for The: atcice. Companies Dry Oak Wood knowled, . Ie I Chairman Republican mittee COMMENCING ° ee, Engagement of the uine exhibition of Though ed by press and he wonder of the 19th Cen assisted by his faithful frien originator of GUMBO COME AND HI ‘ Professor E. Abt, NEVADA THEATRE. FAIR WEEK! Monday, Sept. 22d. A Cyclone] ofl=Mystery, Wondere ment and Mirth ! Steen-ADt-ADbott* Combination. . 8 Distinct Shows! Mrs. Martha Steen, HE only living Artist who gives ® gen‘¢ Transmission and Mental Telegraphy, and who {a acublie as being ury, assisted by PROF. CHAS. STEEN, The Great Exposer ot Spiritual. fem, andthe World’s Phenomenon, * Master Eddie Abbott, 16 years old) the youngest Magician living, m; M8 H. J. ABBOTT, [3 The missing link to jstyomaney, and the DY. — * Change of Programme Nightly. ] raed Popular Priceg 25, 50 and 75 cents, Reserved Seats for sale at Mulloy’s, reFor tf The importance of purifying the blood can. not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates . 0 appetite, and tones the, digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. \IOO0 Doses One Dollar . 4. GRECIAN MYSTERY, Consisting of beautiful Art Pictures, won erful Dissolving Views and Statuary. © most marvelous illusion of the age. Cc. F. BAsserr, Secretary, /ke0rge Blanchard REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FoR. CONGRESS, (Second District,) 27th me, t recommended Tum Pe fic, eer ree sere toe wt ADDRESS THE PEOPLE aT Bark f faectae xsl A . Truckee, Address all ord for Pilis and comnunications to Bole Manufacturers, Saturda Sept THE GAVI CO. Chemists; Js pt. €.0. Box 2410, Ban Francisco, Se Nevada Oity, Tuesday, September 30, The County Committee will make the ecepsary arrangements for the meeting, RWIN ©. STUMP State Central domgy HOW CAME An article commemorating the Calif illustrated ic Portraits Fe at bro Mf For sase in lots from 1 to §00 cords \ DEALER and Pine “ ww. D. VINTO NOTICE -OF REMOVAL ! IN —WiLL— Remove On or. About September ° 28th, {800 From his o!d stand at the corner of Broad streets?to \ Miller’s Store, CALIFOR? INTO THE UNION. Now ready and forsale by dealers generally. lag: of Gen, modores Sloat and Stock es-Ger, thawene, and others, Publishedin the ¥ ss f Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Eto. S(BLOCK, BROAD [sTREET. NW, ve a ee 45 fea es

ict nd re } for trict— 24th s le -for th Ne and ounty, strict— for all, 7th ward of at, $500. will atch foam Mi 2 2 os HL} Bd é oS a f Ae SS FOR BHERUF. sy PREMIUMS. — La} PAVILION FOR ROAD OVERSEER. -. Coming Fair. DOMESTIC BREAD, rue Thomas Mooney, sro waht eight hours ‘old, $8;. old, not leas than 3; dozen bottles, di. OF, Selby, Fist will be, a, candidate ‘tor cia is " . ploma aoa om ; nomination as Road Oversee Best » $2. Best Burgundy type, over one year thee issiston of the Democratic tenet e Best crackers, $1. old, not less than 4g dozen bottles, didelegation. : Best two loaves. corn bread, $1. ploma and $3, FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. . . Best two loaves brown bread, $1. . ~ “ras Best two loaves rye bread, $l. Menus Seren: F Nevada City, will be a candidate fo O the: offloe of Mustice the Republican wuship d: e 0D 0; wn elegation. _. Best two loaves wheat bread, $1. _Best two loaves graham bread, $1. ,; Best: salt-rising wheat bread, $1. FOR SHERIFF. Jesse J, Lyons s O% Willow Valley, Nevada Le Fy mem ed mination of Sheriff, subject to the de. $3. Sinton of the Republican’ County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER. __ hereby announced ava candidate , (Firat DistrictNevada Township, ) Flat will be a candidate for Road O' Some First District, submmissioner of the ject to the decision of the Republican Town ship Convention. on Bestone dozen doughnuts, $1,50; second best, $1. APPLES. Best display and largest Variety, $10; second best, $5; third best, $2.50. : PEARS. ~ and largest best, $5; third’ best, Best display $10; second $2.50. FOR ROAD OVERSEER. ists d R a coma Mee eae A Best oo > 2. H. Reader tland will be a candidate for Road CO omanigatouee of the 4th District, subject to the decision of the Republican Couny Convention. PEACHES, Best display and largest variety, $10; Second best, $5; third “best, $2.50. PLUMS. Best display and largest variety, FOR SUPERVISOR. “ paisa Tiidesport Townships.) of he . C.D, Gassaway a F Rough and Ready will he a candidate forSupervisor of the 4th "District, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. . FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Arthur Powell ° rass.Valiey is hereby announced as a cnnrtinnee ir Public Administestar subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. . FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON OF. Nevada City will be a candidate for re-election as District attorney, su.ject to the decision ofthe Republican County. Convention. FOR SHERIFF. W, W. Nelson F Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisiongf the Democratic County Convention, ' FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P. Stone . ; F Grass Valley will be. -can: for nomination es County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Cenvention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, District. Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Digtricts.) ‘ nr hacaes second best, $8.ic! enrose Best exhibit of grapes, not less ONrend See the" ThicaDiethan three bunches of each kind, wantiaan ~ ted je of. the Re$10; second best, $5. FOR SHERIFF. q : '_ BERRIES. ‘ me Best exhibit of strawberries, $3. Eldred Northup Best exhibit of blackberries, $3. F North San Juan is a ogndidate: for 5 ee rr ana" Best 10 Ibs. dried apples, diploma FOR)SHERIFF, Samuel Blight F. Grass Valley is announced as a candiOo frie for Sherift, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Mo : F Cherokee is hereby announced as a O Perr od or reelection as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond yy Derets City will be S epee my erlection as Assessor of Ne’ subject tothe decision of the Republican’ County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. ¥ Grass Valley will be a candidate for ty, sabloct to thé decision’ ot the he county, sub; to the on 0} oubiite County Convention: FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster _ F é will be a candidate for rePi mg Sheriff, satioct to _ the decision of the Democratic County Convention, ee ‘3 FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, F' Nevada City will be a candidate for oe Siemnaateh “at Apomymas cial Rape lean fun ietConcome ofthe Repu FOR COUNTY TREASURER. . vention, Paul Quic k sts best 10 pounds dried figs, Ansett cuusarn neu comeusate forthe Second best 10 pounds dried: prunes, octaloe: of the Republican County Conven-} ¢9 ~~ " oe > : Second best 10 pounds dried berries, bv SHERIFF. $2. as : Nilliam Barton Best display raisins, diploma an OF eran aig, wi, p toby enews ‘$10; second best, diploma and $5. the decision of the Mepablicen County Con-. Best display dried fruit, diploma vention, aa i & s band $10. : i FOR COUNTY RECORDER. CuUnvAneD: wUTe. ____W.A,Sleep Beat exhibit English walants, $7.60. OF, Grass Valley, ig announced me candi. Beat exhibit soft-ehell yng $2.00. decision of the Repabhioas County Conver . Best exhibit peanuts, $2.50. tion. _-____ . Best exhibit chestnuts, $2.50, _ FOR COUNTY RECORDER. . Best exhibit black walnuts, $2. James M. Wiley is ’ Rosin Ravine will be a candidate Ofrertne FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, FN oe & Sane 3 for ev Oe cae of baparintanitot Shots County Convention, ;FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. — _ W. J: Rodgers oe OF Srey cal Me annals vot Schools, subj Donvento. the: FOR SHERIFF, © be Shean” 3 Bhicst to toe . brandies and wines, diploma and $10. . dozen bottles, diploma and $5. $10; ‘Second best, $5; third . best, NECTARINES. “ Bestidisplay and largest variety, $5; second best, $3; third best, $2. \ PRUNES, Best-display ‘and largest variety, $10; second best, $5. OLIVES, Best display, $5. j LEMONS, =e Best display, five er more, $5. : Figs. Beat display, $5; second best, $3; third best, $2. ‘ a ORANGES, Best display, five or more, $5. GBAPES—FOR TABLE. . Best and.largest variety, not less than three bunches of each kind, $15 ; second best, 10; third best, $5. Best exhibit of grapes, not less than three bunches of each kind, $10; second. best, $5; third: beat, $2.50; best of one kind, $2.50. FOR WINE. Best and largest variety, not fess than’ three bunches of each kind, $15; ani $3. e Best 10 lbs. dried pears, diploma and $3. Best 10 Ibs. dried peaches, diploma . and $3, Crt Best 10ths, dried pl ums, diploma and $3. Lee and $3. : Best 10 lbs. dried nectarines, diploma and $3, es Best ten pounds dried figs, diploma and $3. “Best ten pounds dried prines, diploma and $3. . Best ten pounds dried berries, diploma and $3, * Best ten pounds dried cherries, diploma and $3. IA b Second best 10 pounds dried apples, Second best 10 pounds dried pears, $2. * Second best 10 pounds dried peaches, $2. 4 Second. best 10 pounds dried plums, Second best 10 pounds dried. apircots, $2, : : Second best 10 pounds dried nectare ines, $2. Second best 10 pounds dried chi “+ Beat 10 pounds honey in comb, diploma and $2; second best 10 pounds © Beat display preserves, in glass, diBest display pickles, assorted, diploma and $3. . Best twelve jars or glasses of jellies, assorted, diploma and $5 ; second best, Ya exhibit hermetically sealed frmit in glasses, not less than five varieties, diploma and $5. Best display grape syrup, two galBest boiled qider, in bottles, $3. factured in the district, diploma and $5; second beat, $2.50. : BRANDIES AND WINES. Best general display of California DRY WINES, Awards to be Mestowed at tne Best exhibit and greatest variety of domestic bread by one exhibitor, variety ot -[ by law, and this must be done on or differed from the potash parations in that Best 10 Ibe. dried apricots, diploma Me had Jones, Macon, Gua. diploma and $3.. ~} Best port, not less than one-half dozen, bottles, diploma and $5. Best sherry, not less than ‘one-half dozen bottles, diploma and $3. Best exhibit of ale, porter, and lager beer, diploma and $3. Best exhibit of ale, diploma. Best exhibit of porter, diploma. Best exhibit of lager beer, diploma, Best exhibit of soda, ‘diploma, Best exhibit of ginger ale, diploma. > Best exhibit of cronk and spruce ‘. beer, diploma, PERSONAL MENTION. Seciai and. Other Notes About Peeple O14 ana Young. L. Newhouse of Maybert is here. James Arnott of Brandy City; has returned from the Bay. Alex. Mann, the seedman, has returned from an exploriag expedition to the far north. Moses Bates of Graniteville has returned from the Bay and will remain here te attend the county Fair. Mrs. W. T. Luther of Downieville and Mrs. George Farley of San Juan, have returned from San Francisco. D, E. Knight, a prominent Marysvillian, will be here during the coming Week to act as one of the judges of the races, . Mrs. Frank, the optician, has returned from Placer county. The enterprising little lady had 9 fine business over there. Her husband returned unexpectedly from the East the other day, and learning at Colfax that she wasin Michigan Bluff started for that pointto surprise her. The questions he asked about her led the Placer countyans to surmise he was in search of arunaway wife, and quite a sensation was stirred up much to the amusement of the devoted twain. {important te Voters. We cannot repeat too often the following instructions: In order to vite at the coming election the name of the voter must appear on the Great Regiter used at the precinct in which he resides and at which he must vote. To get on said printed register, the voter, ‘if not already registered, must apply to the County Clerk, or one of his deputies, and be duly sworn, as provided before October. 4, 1890, Deecncapentomene ert en ———————e A 8ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. He Tests a California Production. — His Report. ‘ 4 St. Louis gentleman whose affliction was sick headaches was so surprised at their cure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he ~ealled it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrett, the wellknown St. Louis physician of 2652 Shénandosh Street. The doctor saw at once that 1¢ was purely vegetable, and becoming inter ested, began a series of investigations, and in 4 subsequent letter candidly admitted its Curative properties, and says:— Wishing to test its virtues further, I used petignts Who iequived operas ae lents who a a e. Fegulator. as tea T ofa say 30 is an ‘ ihsolute cure ti is headaches. bee tron es usually come rom a disturbed condition of the stomach and bowels, and Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa) is the best tive and stomach have ever seen, and as a corrective is alm. Signed: A, ~ DS Re woh ticeeee 8t., St, Returned. Prof. Frank, the New York optician, has. returned from his Eastern trip and will remain at home during Fair week, after which he will make a professioral trip to Truckee and other places. 821-3 For biliousness and headache Simmons Liver Regulator is thebest medicine the world ever saw.—H. H. For rheumatic and neuralgic pains, rubin Dr. J. H. McLean’s: Volcanic Oil Liniment, and take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsapirilla. You will not suffer long, but will be gratified with a speedy and affective cure. For sale by Oarr. Bros. The Werid Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfortof mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is trnly pleasantand 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 known the mofe popular it become, Icx cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf Best Burgundy tyre, not less than, ofe-half dozen bottles, diploma and Best two loaves of wheat bread, not are claret, bordeaux type, one year tissue. _ It is one of the most important ~\J ity is remarkable, and shows that its ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia and constipation, kidney and uterine weakness and other complaints, humidity of the atmosphere often produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder. Use Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troubTrial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, THRE BEsT. The Combination te Open Mere a Monday Evening. ‘The San Jose Mercury of last Tues. day morning Says of the troupe which will appear at the Theater here every evening this week under Sam Mott’s management: “Manager Buckley has cause to feel good over the success which attended the Steen-Abbot combination. Professor Steen and his gifted wife have awakened an interest’ in their performances which has increased nightly for more than a week past, the hall every night presenting a healthy looking sight from a manager’s standpoint. ‘The character of the sudience also is worthy of note, comprising ministers, lawyers, doctors, journalists and other classes of thinking men and women who came to be enlightened and go away more mystified than ever. Egery night during the past week Steen has exposed the tricks and frauds practiced by so-called mediums. He has duplicated their slatewriting humbugs, their knot-tying feats and has offered large rewards to any socalled medium that would prodace any trick which he could not duplicate. The spiritualists have turned out in a body and have highly attended his ‘Seances,’ and have roundly abused him and his wife for refusing to call themselves mediums, Professor Steen and Mrs. Steen will remain another week and the Professor will during that time give the materializing tests and continue to expose the humbuggery connected with spiritualism. The boy .magician and his’ dusky attendant will continue to amuse for another week, and Abt will continue his beautiful dissolving views. This show as a whole is the best ever given:in.San Jose.’” Native Daughters? Notes. All members of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., who can be present at the Fair Pavilion at two o’clock Monday afternoon, are earnestly requested to meet there. The matinee to be held in the Pavilion -next Thursday afterndon by the Native Daughters, at’ which time the married members of the order’ will be there with their children, promises to be an overwhelming attraction. The. fond mothers have after deliberation concluded not to accept the proposition to let the little ones contest for a prize, as they say the youngsters are all so handsome that no committee could decide between them. The current number of State Resources is mainly devoted to an excellent description of Nevada county and iis multitudinous resources. The State Resources is a popular and standard publication, and is doing a splendid work for the various counties that it is devoted to. f——_—_—__] ‘ The Effect ef Mental Exhauction. Many diseases, especially those of the nervous system, are the prodacts of daily renewed mental exhaustion. Business avocations often involve-.an amount of mental wear and tear very prejudicial to physical health, and the professions, if arduously pursued, are no leas destructive to. brain and nerye attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, that it compensates for this undue loss of tissue, and that it imparts new energy to the brain and nerves, The rapidity with which it renews weakéned mental energy and physical vitalinvigorating power is of the highest order. Besides iricreasing vital stamina, and counteracting the effects of} mental exhaustion, this potential medicine cures. and prevents fever and Physicians also commend it as a medicated stimulant and remedy. Suppex changes of temperatare and les in their incipiency. For sale by Carr Bros. The New Discevery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of thé many who know to King’s New Discovery ever after ® place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung orChest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial, It is guaranteed every time, or money refundéd toes is.) ago . vated, snr ‘ERE AND THERE. ‘@ Brief Record of Various Mni'. tereof Lecai Interest. The District Attorney has filed an information charging Charles Wade with the crime of assault on G. B, Ger 8 tiline with a deadly weapon with tent to commit murder.

Union: The forest fire in the lower portion of Grass Valley township in the early part of the week destroyed 1,000 cords of wood belonging to the California Iron and Steel Company. On Bayne’s ranch standing timber that would make-from 1,000 to 1,500 cords of wood was acorched and burned tosuch an extent that it will have to be-eat down this season to make it fit for fuel. Tidings:—At a meeting of Grass Valley Iroquois Thursday evening it was resolved to run a twenty-five-cent-forthe-round-trip excursion train to Neyada City on Monday evening, the 29th instant, when the ticket nominated by the Democratic County Con. vention that day will be~ ratified by]; @ mase-meeting at which Caminetti, candidate for Congress, will be the principal speaker. A torchlight parade will be-a feature of the occasion. The Clab willtake part in full warpaint, Sachem Fletcher having arranged for uniforms. in* the Club held 4 $50,000 Dane Diemissed. The breach of promise suit for $50,000 brought by Louisa Marian Reeves of San Francisco against widower Henry A. Lones of this city, and a few days transfered from the Superior Court of San Francisco to this county, has been dismissed by stipulation. ‘Ir is astonishing how rapidly the ‘. feeble and debilitated gain strength and vigor when taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, For what are called “brokendown constitutions,” nothing else has proved so effective as this powerful but perfectly safe medicine. A. L. of M. Meeting. ‘The members of Nevada City Council, No, 234, A. L. of H., are requested to meet at Pythian Castle at 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon to attend thé funeral of their companion, Thomas Jenkins, which will take place Methodist Church at 2 o’clock.J. J.C. Dickerman, Sec, from the W. Rozmnson, Com. ‘L+t A gold watch chain charm with emFinder will receive reward by leaving at Prof, Frank’s office. 18 The Leading Music House. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631° J street, Sactamento, for anything in the music line. We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best’ Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F, Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not. one: failare in wenty years, ‘ik Pius Number. blem initials. Lost. . j. 29-tf. Fruit Lands in “the Willamette Valley. The Oregon Salem, Oregon, is offering some choice bargains in fruit land. This landis situated from 33¢ to 6 miles from the State Capitol, with its excellent shipping facilities, cannery, etc., and is especially adapted to fruit raising. : Five-acre tracts from $55 to $75 ber acre, all cultivated and ready to set to fruit, : ke Ten-acre tracts partially cultivated for $50.00 per acre, ‘Twenty acres light timber land with good spring branch; $35.00 per acre. Twenty-five acres, fifteen acres in cultivation, spring branch ranning on the place, for $35,00 per acre, Forty acres of choice land all cultiouse,dome young fruit already set out, $70.00 per acre. _ Forty acres of land all cultivated, in wheat this year, for $65.00. Forty-three acres, twenty-five acres cultivated, fine spring branch, place all fenced in, for $40.00 per acre. Fruit raisers profit from $100.00 to, $150.00 per acre after the trees are 4 years old. An industrious: man can make a good living for his family while his orchard is coming into bearing by raieing vegetables crops for the cannery. Let us know what amount you have invest and we will advise as to location, _ Send for maps, pamphlets and price lists to Tutu Oxegon Lanp Company, . . » Oregon, Land Company of sl0-lm. store, 4 rae Paha She clung to Castoria, National Hore, Sept. 19, . tybefi she had Children, A. F. Case, San Francisco, R Rosenthal, do s re : pbort of his claim. and that said proot mede before Hon. J. M. Walling, (4 Judge of Nevada County, at Ne. : ’ "George H. Williams, Jr. of “Abthon Bers Gili ea bWes caine : R.7 me . Mt AT ANCHOR. to aay, in the never a dollar to pay. over a mystical sea, was * And where are the lofty the voyage with me? They passed me far up stunsails aloft and for the islands of snow. chants delighted to know? tides go by; ; gales are high; Some upturned to the sky. waters flash and But I love the plebeian lugger—the little lugger is mine. , : al Or whether we count the wreckage, or hold to our moorings fast. of life is past. . —Washington Post. A Rare Collection of Books, The faculty of the Wharton School of Finance and Economy, at the Univer sity of Pennsylvania, have been steadily developing during the past months a library which, now that it has reached very large dimensions, is making its importance felt. The foundation was laid by the great collection of the late Stephen Colwell, compri between seven and eight thousand volumes, and including nearly every important book on the subjects of finance and _ political economy in the English, French and Italian languages published before 1860, This was supplemented by the bequest of the library of the late Henry 0: Carey, which embraces many later works and pamphlets, and is especially tich in statistical literature, -European government reports and the like. Some time since, in addition, a ‘collection of about 8,000 English pamphlets-on‘ financial and economical subjects, formerly the property of Mr. MoCalmont, ef London; was obtained, covering the period from the close of the Seventeenth century to our own time, and botind in clironological order, Professor Bastable, of Dublin, has pronounced this to he better than the similar collection of the British museum. It is necessary, of course, in order to keep mer with the times, to buy the best of @ new books within the scope of the Wharton school. An annual fund has accordingly been provided for this pur. pose, and a number of works, several of them fresh from the authors’ hands, which weré selected by Professor J ames, have arrived at the university. A doepartment of the library of especial interest is that pertaining to municipal government,—-New York Star. ; Swallowed a Dollar. James Clemens, a prominent young farmer, who lives near Athens, Ga., swallowed a silver dollar. Clemens was lying across a bed at his home and had a dollar in his mouth. Being very tired, he suddenly dropped off to sleep. He awoke very soon alterwards with a most excruciating pain, and it developed that he had swallowed the money. He arose immediately and came to the city. Dr, W. A. Carlton endeavored to draw the dollar from the throat by meéans of an instrument, but owing to the nervous condition of the patient he was forced to postpone the operation a day. The money hud passed lowe the throat and lodged in the esophagus, Clemens was placed under the influence of ether, and after a difficult and dangerous oper ation the dollar was brought up through the mouth. —Cor, Savannah News. A Valuable Suggestion, _ Rev. Longnecker-—Dear, I do wish 1 could think of some way to make the congregation keep their eyes on me during the sermon. Little Tommy—Pa, you want to put the clock right behind the pulpit, ’’— Fon health and happiness, the boom oF all “mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulator. ; What fs the UseOf paying $20 or.$25 for a set of teeth when you can have them made by Dr, Martin for $12 to $15. Perfect fit guar anteed or no charge. Call on Dr. Martin at his office in the Morgan -Block and be convinced. —_820-3tFounrain soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. ’ Caneer of the Nose, & sore appeared on m Dose, + AS my father had cancer, usband died of it. I became alarm. gonadlted my Physician. fis treat. no good, an sore grew larger ry worse in Abs? f Wway,until I had concludthat I was to'die trom its effects. I was persuaded fo take 8.8. 8., and a few botties », This was after all the doctors and bad failed’ I have had no ph MRS. M. T. MABEN. oodbury, Hall County, Texas, ot hie incadinn ts make fin a L i OFFICE AT SAORAMENTO aly 1a, hoa ap ag fe hereby g' ovember 8th, Gity, California, on N , er naines *he to rome { “9 uous i visi Upon and 8. M: nd, Vi og + Wm. Davey 0. Gall peneny mene 1» Ons ere hearer dey oe A eee See reeleny * Tam going a journey, brother. Or : Tam ending up a long voyage, and dropping my '. Coming home; and in’ debt, to the purser, with Six decades, "Twas a wearisome voyage, made Tn @ poorly rigged plebeian lugger that always drifting a-lee ; square riggers that to the windward, with Some heading for tropical islands, some bound And where are the weatherly clippers the mer Some drowsily swing to the anchors, as the . . endeavors to prove to his wife that drift inthe svething tropics, with keela Oh, grand is the lofty clipper, as she dashes the brine From the crest of the midnight billows, ‘where the shine, : And lofty clipper or lugger, it comes to the same : it last, And we swing toa final janchor, and the voyage “Have you boarded long at this house f”’ inquired the new boarder of him. ‘About ten years.” ‘I don’t see how you can stand it. Why haven’t you left long ago?” “No other place to go to,” said the other dismally, “the landlady is ny wife.” Exevaror Boy (to old Mr, Kentuck, who has just arrived at the hotel)— Will you take an elevator, sir? Old Kentuck (smiling broadly)—Waal, I don’t keerefIdo. I’m feeling a little low-spirited jes’ at present. Tommy—Pop, what is meant by “mean time?” Mr. Ponsonby—That’s the sort of time a man has when he summering two weeks in August means bankruptcy. : te CBee Wuen a burglar dsks you the conundrum, ‘‘Where is your money ?” it is wiser to give it up, : Know thyself, and keep the infor‘mation to thyself. This is good advice. Ager spending an hour with a pretty fool, how refreshing homely people are. Tue confidence of the people who have tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla, in this preparation, ig remarkable. I has cured many who have. failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases caused by impure blood or low state of the system it is unsurpassed, Ohill ions, and vely cures no pay required. It is guaran’ to ve perfect . . OF money ded, Price 25 cents pe” box, sale by Oarr Bros, gi blains, Corns, and all ‘Buckienve arnica Salve. The beat Salve in the world for Outs, Pover Banee Week Cea: Hand. ‘RheumSep) BORN. At this city, Sept. 19, to the wife of Henry C, Weisenburger, a daughter. _———_—————__ DIED. : ag In Grasse Valley, Sept. 18, John H, Henderson, aged 74 yours and 23 days; native of Dublin, Ireland, In San Francisco, September 16, Johnnie M., beloved husband of Sarah J. Fischer an’ son of Mrs. J. Launder, a native of Grags Valley, aged 25 years and ten months. At Grass Valley, Sept. 19, Lyda, beloved wife ‘of W.8. Ferguson, aged 40 years, 6 months and 5 days, At Wellsburg, West Virginia, Aug. 1¢, Aaron Robinson, father of J. W. Robinsou of Nevada City, aged 84 years. At Gold Flat, Nevada Township, Sept. 19, Thomas J. Jenking, a native of England, aged 4) years, 9 mouths and 3 days. (The funeral will take place from the Methodist Chureh at 2 o'clock Sunda afternoon un der the auspices of Oustoma Lodge of Odd Fellows, Court Garfield of the A.O, F, A.and Nevada City Council, A, L. H, The members of these orders are requested to meet at their respective halls at 1 oclock.] t ( MONEY GONE. ; Girename the priceless remedy, Tam Gavi is taken from the word “Kros,”’the God of Love inGreek ‘What Is it, what ite Uses, what its purpose? cure for le: a Bente ons wo! th id no matter from what cause a ng elt fron bevel ogy. or an Yon cet ager SC eure are Bohn Grainy ur etre gears 2 gots en ™ Mas. BIGELOW, 1248 Bosh Street, pean Bireet Bier yea ccemmaker Urine at HT doce ee th physictans for suppressed menEi ea meng you have madejup your miad to but The Gavi Pills do not. ba induced to take any other. Sold by Carr Bros., Sol> Agents mate ini Sox D.S. BAKER, . ° Draving and General Hauling. Transporting, Etc, PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for The: atcice. Companies Dry Oak Wood knowled, . Ie I Chairman Republican mittee COMMENCING ° ee, Engagement of the uine exhibition of Though ed by press and he wonder of the 19th Cen assisted by his faithful frien originator of GUMBO COME AND HI ‘ Professor E. Abt, NEVADA THEATRE. FAIR WEEK! Monday, Sept. 22d. A Cyclone] ofl=Mystery, Wondere ment and Mirth ! Steen-ADt-ADbott* Combination. . 8 Distinct Shows! Mrs. Martha Steen, HE only living Artist who gives ® gen‘¢ Transmission and Mental Telegraphy, and who {a acublie as being ury, assisted by PROF. CHAS. STEEN, The Great Exposer ot Spiritual. fem, andthe World’s Phenomenon, * Master Eddie Abbott, 16 years old) the youngest Magician living, m; M8 H. J. ABBOTT, [3 The missing link to jstyomaney, and the DY. — * Change of Programme Nightly. ] raed Popular Priceg 25, 50 and 75 cents, Reserved Seats for sale at Mulloy’s, reFor tf The importance of purifying the blood can. not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates . 0 appetite, and tones the, digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. \IOO0 Doses One Dollar . 4. GRECIAN MYSTERY, Consisting of beautiful Art Pictures, won erful Dissolving Views and Statuary. © most marvelous illusion of the age. Cc. F. BAsserr, Secretary, /ke0rge Blanchard REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FoR. CONGRESS, (Second District,) 27th me, t recommended Tum Pe fic, eer ree sere toe wt ADDRESS THE PEOPLE aT Bark f faectae xsl A . Truckee, Address all ord for Pilis and comnunications to Bole Manufacturers, Saturda Sept THE GAVI CO. Chemists; Js pt. €.0. Box 2410, Ban Francisco, Se Nevada Oity, Tuesday, September 30, The County Committee will make the ecepsary arrangements for the meeting, RWIN ©. STUMP State Central domgy HOW CAME An article commemorating the Calif illustrated ic Portraits Fe at bro Mf For sase in lots from 1 to §00 cords \ DEALER and Pine “ ww. D. VINTO NOTICE -OF REMOVAL ! IN —WiLL— Remove On or. About September ° 28th, {800 From his o!d stand at the corner of Broad streets?to \ Miller’s Store, CALIFOR? INTO THE UNION. Now ready and forsale by dealers generally. lag: of Gen, modores Sloat and Stock es-Ger, thawene, and others, Publishedin the ¥ ss f Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Eto. S(BLOCK, BROAD [sTREET. NW, ve a ee 45 fea es