September 22, 1893 (4 pages)

: — GHE ORANSGRIPT FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 22, NEVADA COUNTY IN IT. A Quest fora Mysterious Forluue of Two Million Dollars. Attorney J. D. Sullivan of San Francisco ‘js hunting for an estaté worth $2,000,000 that a client has come half-way round the world to find. An aged laborer from Blackpool, England, before they advised me to sail for America in search of my own.” . The visitor from England said that the only man in San Francisco positively known to him te have been a friend of his wealthy brother, and to have fally known ‘his circumstances, is the John Hopkins who made it a point te find him in England and «give him the-details of his brother's demise and fortune. WHERE THEY WILL SEARCH. The attorneys who have the matter in charge think it probable that part of the estate may be in Nevada and other counties in California than San Francisco, for while they have evidences that Patrick Berry, a wealthy miner, sometimes visited San Francisco, they have not been-able to find his address in the Directory for the year 1889, arrived in San Francisco Monday, says the Examiner, in quest of $2,000,000 in geld. His name is Martin Berry, and he is accom: panied by his niece, an accomplished young . ‘ jady named Agnes Cain. uensis, for his eyes are dim and his footsteps are tottering towatd the li-njt of three . t scere and ten. ti The laborer and his niece believe that the She is his amanall/turned over to a secret society of which the old man was a member, in trust for his “nearest relative should he ever be found, with a provision that should no relative be found in a reasonable time the money should ge to the seciety. i All day Thursday the anxieus old map oe and his niece were busy with Mr. Sullivan * and other attornéys whom they have em ployed to search for the lost estate, which they feel sure belongs to the old gentleman and his sister in Missouri, they being tlie only living relativés except the niece. They made their long trip on the advice of their solicitors in England and after receiving assurances from several sources of 6 ; the death of their relative and the exist‘ ence of the large estate. ‘The. searchers for the wld miner’s millions were. found at a quiet lodging-house on Mission street last Monday evening, where they were lusy looking over letters, photographs and memenitoes which‘ might aid‘them in their searclifor the trustees who guard the vast sum left by their relative. THE MINER'S HISTORY, “My brother left our nat.ve home inY when he died. San Francisco,” in San Francisco the attorneys will make a had accounts with them, or left any money . Valley and some ef his mining friends were found.at the Grand Hotel last night. said Mr, Tregidgo, operated successfully for years at the famous} Peach noma mines in Arizona,’ certainly gratifying to know that such an extensively used preparation as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla may be implicitly relied upon. It never varies either in quality, appearance or effect, but is always up to the standard, . your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear.as a bell. try Electric Bitters. If “Tt might be that Patrick Berry died in said Attorney Sullivan, ‘while here on a visit or for his health. If no trace ef such an estate can be found herough search throughout the banks of Ke city to ascertain whether Patrick Berry farmer’s brother, Patrick Berry, left about} or bonds with them. thee. / $2,000,000 in cash for his nearest of kin, TO SEARCH MINING RECORDS, For the rythm in the melody of that happy when he died in Califernia four years ago, They will forthwith have the eaesis of emanate Vidvun ae pees ; and they have received information from an every mining county in the State thoroughly paste . i old friend whe was with Patrick when be} . ined to see where Patrick Berry owned . And ne’er can life’s music so thrill te died that his wealth consisted largely of shares of stock and where he ‘sbquired: bis pleasure gold and government bonds, and that it was Fectiai: —— murmuring tones fall again on my Superintendent Alfred Tregidgo of Grass ‘J never knew Patrick Berry personally,’ “but I have. heard of 1im and some of ‘my. friends say that he + 2*@e + _ In anage of fraud and adulteration, it is + 2@e+ KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will sly 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. + s@e~ Strength and Health. If you are not feeling strong and healthy, ‘La Grippe” has left'yon weak.and.and weary, uge.Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on-Liver, Bt omach and Kidney, gently aiding those “County Mayo, Ireland, over fifty years ago,” “gaid “Mr. Berry; aie Wien” fe Tere Tie had . % plenty of money. He was then twentyfour years of age when he reached Wiscon~ sin, where he engaged successfully in. farm— ~ ing. ‘He subsequently sold his farins and invested in shipping on the lakes, locating in Cleveland, where he married; but his wife and children died long years ago, Seon ‘after that.he came to California and was one of the successful miiners of tlie early fifties. He owned large.shares of stock in some of the rich mines of California, and, as he was } organs to perform their functions. are afiticted with Sick Headache, you" willT find speedy and permanent relief by taking you that this is the remedy you need, Large bottles only 50c, at Carr Bros, Drug Store. any of the city property around town, and the city Marshal has been instructed to enIf, you Electric. Bitters, Oue trial will convince + e@e+ A Good Idea, ee The City Trustees have determined that hereafter no bills, posters or advertisements of any kind will be allewed to be placed on For the charm of that old time was not in reI love the bright sunshine, the birds sweetly A PERFECT SUMMER. money They say the sun as brightly shines as in the years agone; They say the grass is just as green out on the . shady lawn, And that the birds as sweetly sing up in the waving leaves As when we sat together, dear, among the golden sheaves. It may beso. The bees are humming, And the smell of the clover is rare and sweet; But mem’ry’s fingers at my heartstringe . thrumming Wake a song of a joy that was too fleet, The glowing sunshiné'grows pale around me; The grass is faded, the bird song faint; I catch not the charm of the scenes that surround me, For thy voice answers not to my heart's lone plaint. i The change is not in the sun's bright shining, The song of the birds, the hum of the bees; clining In the lap of sumfmer beneath the green trees, singing, As I sit alone ‘neath the old apple tree; But I wait with fond longing, to —_ hopes close clinging, That each summer time beings 2 me nearer to tol trustingly yearn for a happy-home comrs Ce A heaven made seriou by thy presence eo rare; For-through the Elysium ‘twould be weary. lone roamipg If thou wert nvt with me its glories to share. ‘. L, A, Congas, Generalship and Book Knowledge. The greatest soldier who ever liyed— Alexander of Macedon—though he slept with Homer under his pillow, had probably never seen a book on military art, and though Von-Moltke was a student, we may be permitted to doubt if Marlborough ever was. He read only Shakespeare zealously. Certainly in our time no able man who wanted a chief for any great undertaking of any kind would dream of asking the limits of his reading or would be able to avoid a silent’ prejudice against a candidate, partly unreasonable, but partly also the result of a traditionary experience; if he knew that he was in any special degree a student of books, He would think him a man apt to be misled. Indeed, in one great. condition of efficiency, perhaps in practice the greatest of all conditions, we should assign to un. read men—we do not mean uneducated je altrial, " @ ~ HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange: C. Pecoir, Downieville, §.V. Sauvee, Blue Tent, . Penell, Pike City, T. Wayman, ‘“ W. Barton, Geo. Balch, Reovgh and and ea W. Kistle, San va McKillican, Oakland, TO hana! Anthony House, om Smartsville, . E B. Covey, Brand mele Geo. Riley, Grass Vall A. B, Dibble, Grass V ey, Wm. Goss, Penn Valley, R. Goss, A. Brown, ie Valley, T. H. Newhoff, Sau Francisce, W. K. Wear, xe 8, Gassaway, Smarteville, ' tephens, C 0, A. Smith, Waskingson® : C. Williams, 6 . Jas, Byrne, Smartsville, J. Spaulding, Auburn, W. T. Durham, Newcastle, T.-P. Redmayne, Oakland, A. H. Walrath, af W. W. Van Eman, Sacramento, J. H. Batcher, +f : _ C. Seaman, Grass Valley, Al, A. Allan, God’s Country. Union Arrivals. J. W. Ashton, Cooper's Mill, J. A. Tabalaan, Marysville, John Y; Forest City, Jain A «e J. Dufham, Newcastle, E. W. Donnelly, Grass Valley, Mra, Osberne, Wm. Andrews, Nort Bloomfield; J. O. Jepson, Relief Hill, J. H, Helwig, North Bloomfield, P. O'Flaherty, Maybert, H. Huckins, San Juan, W. L. Jones, es J. E. Keifer, San Francisco, J. B, Greenlaw, Sacramento, Win. Coverdill, -Vallejo, John Mahoney, Washingten, James Truesdale, Washington, J. P. Mc Mahon, North Bleumfield, Ellicom McBride, Cherokee, Chas. Hill, Downieville. 22 Oee Summer Weaxness, : that tired feeling, loss of appetite and nervous prostration are driven away” by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, like mist before the morning sun. To rea!ize the benefit of this great medicine, give Sure, efficient, easy—Hoop’s Pius. ts —— 0 ieee A Saffron Colored Index Of the condition of .a—bilious--stomach—-and sluggish liver is the human -countenance, Not only the skin but the eyeballs are tinged . men, but men who never voluntarily open books—-a definite superiority. They are apt to choose men better. Soldiers who do not read make no mistake about their general.—London Spectator, » Rossini’s Memory. The composer of ‘‘Il Barbiere di Siviglia” twas blessed with a not very retentive memory—especially for names of persons introduced to hin—a forgetfulness which was frequently the cause. of much merriment whenever Rossini was acareful investor and a man of economy, he soon had a vast fortune; but he always preferred bonds and gold to all other forms of investment, After the death of his family he mever married again, but seemed to live te accumulate money.” Continuing, with increased interest. and anxiety, the aged narrator said: ‘‘I came to America myself many years ago, but went back and located at Blackpool, the famous watering place of England, because I was a common laborer and there was plenty of work among my old friends. When I left America brother Patrick was very -rich-at his home in -Wisconsin, but he quadrupled what he then had when he came West and embarked in mining. He was very busy dure ing those years of mining and I was hard at work, so we did not correspond for over a quarter of a century. We lost track of each other entirely.” HOW HE GOT THE NEWS, ‘ “An old friend of ours named John Hopkins, whe knew Patrick in California and who was godfather of his children in Wiscensin and Ohio, came all the way to Ireland to find me last year, but when he got there they sent him to Blackpool, where he found me at work, He told me of my brother’s death and that he had left the whole estate with a secret society in trust for his nearest relative. I agreed to meet Hopkins at Buffalo, N. Y., in March last, but I was injured bya falling building and could not come, The letters I sent him never reaghed him, so I came on to America with my niece just as soon as I was able, physically and financially.” ‘‘Have you seen Hopkins since your arrival?” ; “No, sir, He was not at his house yesterday when my attorneys called, but I expect to find him in a day or two and get full details of the lovation of the money and‘ bonds, It is a pity that I had lost his exact address so I could not commuicate with him before I came here, but it has no doubt caused me only a little delay.” ADVERTISING FOR AN HEIR, “Did you never*hear about the fortune left you from any other source?” **Yes, the newspapers of San Francisco a few years ago, I was infermed, coutained several long advertisements for the address of any relative of Patrick Berry, or for the address of any person who knew of their whereabouts, Four or five people have told me all about the advertisement since I came to America, and these informants were in different parts of the country. Their stories agreed so well that I ain sure the advertise~ Sy 2 ment was inserted. Of course I never saw ‘ it in Europe, for there are so many advertisements of that. kind that the English papers don’t copy them and 1 den’t see = _« American papers.” : “Why did you not have lawyers in England investigate the matter ?” I did have them look it up, amd they advised me tocome bere, My solicitors were Southworth & Warley of ‘Blackpool,’ England, and they corresponded with the Cathforce the order. them. Give your pet dogs and cats Simmons Liver Regulator, when sick—it will cure vow, YOUR CHANCE. Rosenberg Bros. Grand Stock of Cloaks Arrived Today from New York. Rosenberg Bros., of the Palace Dry Goods Store, received this morning six cases of Cloaks, direct from New York. This is the largest shipment of Cloaks ever brought to Nevada City. They include all sizes, colers and styles, and are of the latest Eastern and Parisian fashions. This is the first time that such a large and elegant stock of Cloaks has been received here, and it is our ‘desire that all the ladies in the county should come down and examine them, even if. they do not want to purchase any of them. These Cloaks cannot be duplicated on the coast, and as to prices, we will sell them se low that even the poorest lady in the county can afford te get’one. Call early, as we know that they will command a rapid sale. First come, first served, ; RosENBERG Bros., Palace Dry Goods Store, Broad street, Nevada City. 82200-9 G Personal. Julius Isoard arrived here last evening from Kocklin, on a visit to his parents, _Mrand Mrs. A. Isoard. J. W. Greenlaw the fleur man is in town. Jas, McBride of San Francisco came in on the morning train. ba eal Takk Simmons Liver ‘Regulator in youth and you will enjey a green old age. + +@e + --Take Notice. During my absence in the East J. J. Hanley is authorized to transact all my business in my name. He will be found at the stable or at the Ice House. Henry Lane. Nevada City, Sept. 18, 3t. a + +e. Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to 0 40 general housework. Apply at this office. sl ssainciecsadvainlaaicton Something Nice and Cheap. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just receiyed an elegant assortment of Belts which they are now offering at the low rate of ten and twenty.five. cents each. Go and sec them. tf + +ee+ Residence Lot Wor Sale. In a desirable locality. For further pariculars enquire at TRaNscRiPT Office. a8-tf Hires’ Boot Beer. Headquarters for this’ delicious and summer beverage—at the Beeolic clergy here, alae with the public officials, ack hive Grocery Store, Commercial street. yamong company. — with the yellow hue when the blue gets into the blood. Besides this, sick headaches ensue, the tongue becomes furred, pains are felt in the livér-and through the right shoulder bldde, and dizziness is experienced upon rising from a sitting or recumbent posture by the bilieus invalid. For these and other indigation, of biliousness, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy, It is also efficacious in chills and fever, dumb ague, ague cake, inactivity of the kidneys Bishop, the English composer. Rossini knew the face well enough and at once ected him. ‘Ah, my dear Mr, ——,” but he could progress no further, To convince him that he had not forgotten him Rossini commenced whistling Bishop’s glee, ‘‘When the Wind Blows,” a compliment which ‘‘the English Mozart” recognized and would as readily have heard as his less musical surname.— Gentleman’s Magazine. A Munificent Offer. Here is-a capital story of Mr, Edward Lloyd, the well known tenor. He seldom sings in private, but on one occasion, when visiting some friends a little Way out, he was prevailed upon to do so, A clergyman who was present was not aware of the identity of the singer and at the conclusion of the song approached him quietly and said: ‘Really, sir, you should not waste your voice like this, Now, we are in need of another tenor in our choir. I shall be very happy to give you £30a year. Think it over.” tty: The singer smiled and said he would— think it over.--London Tit-Bits. ‘Washes For Injured Eyes. Lime and Roman cement are very destructive to the eyes if permitted to remain any considerable time. Wash the eyes immediately with water, then with water containing vinegar or lemon juice, For acids in the eyes wash with water containing a’ little ammonia or _ baking soda. For alkalis wash with water onitele: ing vinegar or lemon juice,—Washing ten Star. ; An Indian Blanket. The Indians make blankets of bark beaten very thin. The bark is stamped with fancy figures in brown and red and is trimmed with fur. Palm leaves are beaten together ‘and are also made into blankets. An Indian is always cold, even in hot weather, and his blanket is as precious to him as our sun hats are to us.—New York Ledger. “T tell my face said a father, ‘that I don’t care what. calling he takes up, but that he does want to be able to whatever he undertakes to do better, if possible, than anybody else.” The first secession flag raised in the south was in South Carelina. The flagstaff is still standing fastened to the gable end of a storehouse at Skull Shoals. When 4 personage of high rank dies in Siam, the king helps bathe the body and prepare it for cremation and finally lights the funeral pyr re, A eubic ine h rs (gold is Sian $210; a cubic foot, $362,330; a enbic yard, §9797,762. This reckoning bases the valve of eold at $18 per onnce The Differeuce. Two soldiers lay under their blankets looking up at the stars. Says Jack, “What made-you go into the army, Tom?” *Well,” replied Tom, ‘I had no wife and 1. loved war, Jack, so I went. What made you go?” “Well, ” returned Jack, “I had a wife and I loved @ + : KO NO errs The Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Teeth and Breath, 2c, . Fruitilaxi. : . The California, Fruitilaxi Manufacturing . Company are offering prizes to boys and . girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the. Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which.can be ih cured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-siz tree, showing the proper colors, can be scen . in Mr.Vinton’s show window. The cards. must be returned within forty days a‘ter . being received, and to be painted in. water . Who earns promotion deserves new books. . Buy them at Carr Bros. — An egrecatie Laxative and NERVE Tonto. Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. 25c., 0c. and ar OO per package. Samples free. Captain Sweeney, U.S.A.,8an Diego, Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good.” Price 50cts. Sold by Druggists. a Cough, as there is danger of its bbe dng og EE stimption. . SHTLOH’s CURE will save you a severe ugh Cure and speedily reliev res Coughs uy Whooping Congh and Bronchitis, a: sold onagvarantes, 2% cts ung Trouble. It is the For r sale at Ibald Heads! & -What is the condition of yours? Is your & hair dry, harsh, brittle? Does it split at the e, ends? Yas it a lifeless appearance? Does it 2, fall out when combed or of dandruff ? Does your scalp itch? Is it dry . or in a heated condition? If these are some © of Of your. symptoms be warned in time or you-s 4 become bald, Skookum Root Hair Grower is what you need Its 3 ‘production-is-net-an-a g cident, but the result of ecientifie research Knowledge of the dis; Gages of the, hair and led to thé discovery @ Ow to treat them. ¢ * skookum contains Carr Bros, it is nota Dye. but @ délightfully eooling ot refreshing _, Tonic. stimulating the foilic We : ° ‘ . it sto, 4 dandy on bald fall ing hair, cures & Prd grows. hair Keep the sca} 4 wt, heaitty, aiid ee . Hee irritating ey Skin Soap. it 4 destroys wasitic insects, which feed on Gird ° destroy the hair. . } Mou Odd-Fellows body is going the mull of the Nevada Suspension Bridge. rushed? Isitfull $ . fou i LOCAL ITEMS, r ih oe Of. General Interest to the. Readers Daily Transeript. VOU DON'T Know what a comfort it is to Dr. Muller is having a new cement walk The delinquent sale of the* Odin Gravel Min us «Company has been postponed until iay Hext. Do not forget the secial to be Hall this Ladies free, given at Everyevening. ¥ The Gold Flat Miu iing Company has leased county mine near the It is expected that the mill will be kept running most of the time oa ore from the Gold Flat: A stray dog was left in the Tea Store last night: ‘This morning.he was in the show RUPTIONS On THE SKA window among the dislies looking at an adBe autiries a , miring crowd around the .place,, -For a 10. FOR A CASE IF WILL NOTCURE. ;: ) ' wonder the canine broke only. one dish. Thé funeral-of the late’: Thomas Flower, which toak place from the residence of Geo. Turner this afternoon was well attended. & : emen attended the funeral ‘in full *e ccqRetTY E ROUSES. Something Should Be Done to Accommodate the New Comers. It-is really surpri :.to hear of the numer ot pe jewho ar how houres in this city If.there were fifty new ild be k At no as now, time was ther. Vhe r of men workin ndations were laid such a demand for houses are (juite a large nuinber in ‘our mines who-have families. in the of Nevada and other portions of the who are anxions cannot find vacafit houses. In a number ¢ cases we have heard of a tenants. It isa very dist thout houses and i ra amniber-of--otlic minos are-started up whigh’ will give 0 b= ployment to mor What is dieu ions, -by.the.use.0& & ft Superior Court, not supply you send di rect to us, and we wil ‘ ceipt of price. ”) per hott TRADE MARK #300. Soap, Oe 4 Registered 6 for $2.50. : } THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., $ 67 South Fitth Ave. » New York, N. Ye J i ~Assessment Notice. N ANZA ITA CON GRAVEL MINING pe Uo. Loration of prineipal uu business, Nevada ily, California Loca tion of Works, Né vada’ City.Cal _ Not due <r e-batgeprist= Geir eb pee forward, prepaid, on ré 1 th 3 Was today, Hou. rlatua dé fault of defendant, denied, in searcli of hag AS FOR FIFTY YEARS THE SECRET ised before the raise in rent to old — state Ci tu be} transacted in John Caldckerbocker Con: 'G. M, } Co, at al lotion to-set asicde--ce have ready at hand a remedy that never: fails to relieve Constipation, colors. The first prize is $5; second “prize, . laid down.in front of his residence. $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen conThe regular mecting of the Y. M. L will) and that, w ithout pan 0 solation prizes of : 30 ce nts € ach. * . be held at their hall this évening. “Every-. discomfort ; and almost Every Boy and Girl member is reyaested to be present. é imme diate] yA ures he ad ache aS and ‘dispels every symptom of Dyspe “psla. Such a remedy is found in Simmons Liver Regulator-—not a sweetened compound to. nauseate, or an intoxicating beverage to cultivate an alcoholic atite, but a-medieine Hiei int to the taste, and perfectly harmless when to the smallést child. §. L. R. never disap points. It possesses the virtues and_perfections of a reliable remedy of the kind endorsed by eminent physicians. “It affords me pleasure to add my testimony to those you receive annually in reference to your valuable medicine, 1 consider Simmons Liver Regulator the best family medicine on the market, give n Treey City, Tenn.é . have he scribed it with excellent results,” —W. PARK, M.D., Pe mi ila i a i iwi (ag iT . iy ‘HAIR DEATHS . : a Instantly removes forever destroys ob= Sjectionable hair, whether upon the handsi @iace,; arms or neck, without discoloration gor injury tothe most delicate skin, I FI ‘FOR-z __MULA OF ERASMUS WILSON, nee *)y physicians as the highest authority a ¢. ind the most eminent dermatologist ands . Siaif specialist that ever lived. During g . iis private practice of a—life=time amongag Stat Stat to Dring them here, bu e he nobility and artistoeracy of Buropegg Pric 5 t . — BX by mail, securely ‘packed. Corres== f {. Spondence confidential.” Sole’ Agent for™ ‘Addre’s, ‘4 f = Hains GROWER Oo. = 57, Seuth Fifth Avenue, e. _he prescribed this recipe. sAmerica, iy 1 = Sruk sSKOOKUM ROOT t r . aa Dept. R, fa New York: an a a aa to ‘I be ry ‘. wae ey So . ee It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, ‘at the Bee. Hive GraceryStore has-coneluded to introduce to his evstomers. the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet seen in this city. .Try ‘em, They go well witli Shasta lemonade, j24 . } ever A It stimulates, restores digestion and sleep, and tends greatly to tes the infirmities of age. Don’s sicken people with that bad breath. Take Simmons Liver Regulator to sweeten it. BORN. At this-city, September 21st, 1893, to the wife of H. A. Robbins, of Graniteville, a son, hereby giventiat af a meeting of the of Directors held on the sixteeuth day ‘ ‘ an 188 ssessinent (No. 4) of O bg) per ar 1 of the f is tion, Pp: in ot] ini ited § at the office apita 2! Painedt ate ly the Secretary, of the com pan 2 HANDKE They represent extra ordinary Linen—Swiss Linen Goods. Prices from 5 C Thanking the Nevada City ladies for the We will begin our First Week’s business in Nevada City with a Grand § I. REICH & CO. MAIN STREBT, OPPOSITE ae eae WINION ETO 0 THE ONLY FANCY GOODS HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. All these have been greatly reduced for this occasion. “We are also showing bargains in every other départinent, hoping to keep their patronage in the future, we remain Special Sale in my ey Gm i Bi os BSH rnc values® in Hemstitched and Fancy Embroidered ents to 50 Cents. kind reception tendered at ow openir und Very Respectfully, I. RBICE c& ol @ . COMM faeerees "FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Jewelry made to orde Ban Bradelece prices. 2 ‘ Hine Line of Wateh Tom, so I went, “Congo Inter Tau : New devel I. H. HEROLD, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ENGRAVING and neatly and promptly executed, All work doue in First-class style and 68, Clocks and Jewelry Always on Hand and For Sale at the Lowest Kates. ra . --_ With Hartman & Dulac, ERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, MONOGRAMS, OF ‘ALL KINDS Suaranteed -at asjevied up . gold Goin, Be POT OF Goid is supposed to be Confor Shakes s and Wooc direct from the big sugar orch orcers Chees L ard, Hams jand Bacon, Nuts, Eté., at the PLAZA keep the best o We always Hegin ta By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, cealed at the Borron.e ough to Inspect our immense Maple Sug: ur and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Also leave your l. We import our Maple Sugar ‘ Mulloy’s store, Broad street, Nevada City, 3a Any stock upon which this ass i { shall “remain unpaid. on the Eighteenth . day of Oct., 1893, will be delinquent and ad-. C41 pee r vertised for gale at publicauction, and un-. Oi the Ra UiboOW, W e are all lows payment ie made before will be sold on . y the Seventh day of November, 183, to ps the delinquent assessment ‘together vith . _ EK E 4 E R I 3% e costs of advertising and expenses of sale . ? : By order ofthe Board of Directors. . i ROBT. J. SIMMONS, Secretary . ) ‘ 1 Office C. E. Muiloy’s store, on Broad reet, 4 ] ause,_Hiends, long yen Nevada City, Cal, . i 1StOCcK ol Groceries, ty Hay, Grain, Ve; getab les, Fruits, &c., &c. ards of Eastern Canada. Get Rich all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, hh I L f goods at Fair Prices, THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. AGENT FOR NENE / mal 4 ies Root Boer! For sale by the Dozen or Gross . AT A SPE fwat ER, : GINGER'!ALE, ORANGE CIDFR N CIAL PRICE Lechive, Commercial Street Som Ge $25. H. Jok w. &, cents. 8m D.} $175 C, M, Bre ing, $ F, ing, $ Ty. Jow R., Cha E, . San * Hal $3 75 Ww. freigh Pen "gas, @ Nev ete., § J. \ F, ] The compl: liams The bills, kind aroun yeaa offectir has tal This p becom and re The malarii the re1 days a will kr . The re and in Annis rhubar spoonf the bo medici for wh M, Ca A fi given . worth

: — GHE ORANSGRIPT FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 22, NEVADA COUNTY IN IT. A Quest fora Mysterious Forluue of Two Million Dollars. Attorney J. D. Sullivan of San Francisco ‘js hunting for an estaté worth $2,000,000 that a client has come half-way round the world to find. An aged laborer from Blackpool, England, before they advised me to sail for America in search of my own.” . The visitor from England said that the only man in San Francisco positively known to him te have been a friend of his wealthy brother, and to have fally known ‘his circumstances, is the John Hopkins who made it a point te find him in England and «give him the-details of his brother's demise and fortune. WHERE THEY WILL SEARCH. The attorneys who have the matter in charge think it probable that part of the estate may be in Nevada and other counties in California than San Francisco, for while they have evidences that Patrick Berry, a wealthy miner, sometimes visited San Francisco, they have not been-able to find his address in the Directory for the year 1889, arrived in San Francisco Monday, says the Examiner, in quest of $2,000,000 in geld. His name is Martin Berry, and he is accom: panied by his niece, an accomplished young . ‘ jady named Agnes Cain. uensis, for his eyes are dim and his footsteps are tottering towatd the li-njt of three . t scere and ten. ti The laborer and his niece believe that the She is his amanall/turned over to a secret society of which the old man was a member, in trust for his “nearest relative should he ever be found, with a provision that should no relative be found in a reasonable time the money should ge to the seciety. i All day Thursday the anxieus old map oe and his niece were busy with Mr. Sullivan * and other attornéys whom they have em ployed to search for the lost estate, which they feel sure belongs to the old gentleman and his sister in Missouri, they being tlie only living relativés except the niece. They made their long trip on the advice of their solicitors in England and after receiving assurances from several sources of 6 ; the death of their relative and the exist‘ ence of the large estate. ‘The. searchers for the wld miner’s millions were. found at a quiet lodging-house on Mission street last Monday evening, where they were lusy looking over letters, photographs and memenitoes which‘ might aid‘them in their searclifor the trustees who guard the vast sum left by their relative. THE MINER'S HISTORY, “My brother left our nat.ve home inY when he died. San Francisco,” in San Francisco the attorneys will make a had accounts with them, or left any money . Valley and some ef his mining friends were found.at the Grand Hotel last night. said Mr, Tregidgo, operated successfully for years at the famous} Peach noma mines in Arizona,’ certainly gratifying to know that such an extensively used preparation as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla may be implicitly relied upon. It never varies either in quality, appearance or effect, but is always up to the standard, . your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear.as a bell. try Electric Bitters. If “Tt might be that Patrick Berry died in said Attorney Sullivan, ‘while here on a visit or for his health. If no trace ef such an estate can be found herough search throughout the banks of Ke city to ascertain whether Patrick Berry farmer’s brother, Patrick Berry, left about} or bonds with them. thee. / $2,000,000 in cash for his nearest of kin, TO SEARCH MINING RECORDS, For the rythm in the melody of that happy when he died in Califernia four years ago, They will forthwith have the eaesis of emanate Vidvun ae pees ; and they have received information from an every mining county in the State thoroughly paste . i old friend whe was with Patrick when be} . ined to see where Patrick Berry owned . And ne’er can life’s music so thrill te died that his wealth consisted largely of shares of stock and where he ‘sbquired: bis pleasure gold and government bonds, and that it was Fectiai: —— murmuring tones fall again on my Superintendent Alfred Tregidgo of Grass ‘J never knew Patrick Berry personally,’ “but I have. heard of 1im and some of ‘my. friends say that he + 2*@e + _ In anage of fraud and adulteration, it is + 2@e+ KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will sly 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. + s@e~ Strength and Health. If you are not feeling strong and healthy, ‘La Grippe” has left'yon weak.and.and weary, uge.Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on-Liver, Bt omach and Kidney, gently aiding those “County Mayo, Ireland, over fifty years ago,” “gaid “Mr. Berry; aie Wien” fe Tere Tie had . % plenty of money. He was then twentyfour years of age when he reached Wiscon~ sin, where he engaged successfully in. farm— ~ ing. ‘He subsequently sold his farins and invested in shipping on the lakes, locating in Cleveland, where he married; but his wife and children died long years ago, Seon ‘after that.he came to California and was one of the successful miiners of tlie early fifties. He owned large.shares of stock in some of the rich mines of California, and, as he was } organs to perform their functions. are afiticted with Sick Headache, you" willT find speedy and permanent relief by taking you that this is the remedy you need, Large bottles only 50c, at Carr Bros, Drug Store. any of the city property around town, and the city Marshal has been instructed to enIf, you Electric. Bitters, Oue trial will convince + e@e+ A Good Idea, ee The City Trustees have determined that hereafter no bills, posters or advertisements of any kind will be allewed to be placed on For the charm of that old time was not in reI love the bright sunshine, the birds sweetly A PERFECT SUMMER. money They say the sun as brightly shines as in the years agone; They say the grass is just as green out on the . shady lawn, And that the birds as sweetly sing up in the waving leaves As when we sat together, dear, among the golden sheaves. It may beso. The bees are humming, And the smell of the clover is rare and sweet; But mem’ry’s fingers at my heartstringe . thrumming Wake a song of a joy that was too fleet, The glowing sunshiné'grows pale around me; The grass is faded, the bird song faint; I catch not the charm of the scenes that surround me, For thy voice answers not to my heart's lone plaint. i The change is not in the sun's bright shining, The song of the birds, the hum of the bees; clining In the lap of sumfmer beneath the green trees, singing, As I sit alone ‘neath the old apple tree; But I wait with fond longing, to —_ hopes close clinging, That each summer time beings 2 me nearer to tol trustingly yearn for a happy-home comrs Ce A heaven made seriou by thy presence eo rare; For-through the Elysium ‘twould be weary. lone roamipg If thou wert nvt with me its glories to share. ‘. L, A, Congas, Generalship and Book Knowledge. The greatest soldier who ever liyed— Alexander of Macedon—though he slept with Homer under his pillow, had probably never seen a book on military art, and though Von-Moltke was a student, we may be permitted to doubt if Marlborough ever was. He read only Shakespeare zealously. Certainly in our time no able man who wanted a chief for any great undertaking of any kind would dream of asking the limits of his reading or would be able to avoid a silent’ prejudice against a candidate, partly unreasonable, but partly also the result of a traditionary experience; if he knew that he was in any special degree a student of books, He would think him a man apt to be misled. Indeed, in one great. condition of efficiency, perhaps in practice the greatest of all conditions, we should assign to un. read men—we do not mean uneducated je altrial, " @ ~ HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange: C. Pecoir, Downieville, §.V. Sauvee, Blue Tent, . Penell, Pike City, T. Wayman, ‘“ W. Barton, Geo. Balch, Reovgh and and ea W. Kistle, San va McKillican, Oakland, TO hana! Anthony House, om Smartsville, . E B. Covey, Brand mele Geo. Riley, Grass Vall A. B, Dibble, Grass V ey, Wm. Goss, Penn Valley, R. Goss, A. Brown, ie Valley, T. H. Newhoff, Sau Francisce, W. K. Wear, xe 8, Gassaway, Smarteville, ' tephens, C 0, A. Smith, Waskingson® : C. Williams, 6 . Jas, Byrne, Smartsville, J. Spaulding, Auburn, W. T. Durham, Newcastle, T.-P. Redmayne, Oakland, A. H. Walrath, af W. W. Van Eman, Sacramento, J. H. Batcher, +f : _ C. Seaman, Grass Valley, Al, A. Allan, God’s Country. Union Arrivals. J. W. Ashton, Cooper's Mill, J. A. Tabalaan, Marysville, John Y; Forest City, Jain A «e J. Dufham, Newcastle, E. W. Donnelly, Grass Valley, Mra, Osberne, Wm. Andrews, Nort Bloomfield; J. O. Jepson, Relief Hill, J. H, Helwig, North Bloomfield, P. O'Flaherty, Maybert, H. Huckins, San Juan, W. L. Jones, es J. E. Keifer, San Francisco, J. B, Greenlaw, Sacramento, Win. Coverdill, -Vallejo, John Mahoney, Washingten, James Truesdale, Washington, J. P. Mc Mahon, North Bleumfield, Ellicom McBride, Cherokee, Chas. Hill, Downieville. 22 Oee Summer Weaxness, : that tired feeling, loss of appetite and nervous prostration are driven away” by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, like mist before the morning sun. To rea!ize the benefit of this great medicine, give Sure, efficient, easy—Hoop’s Pius. ts —— 0 ieee A Saffron Colored Index Of the condition of .a—bilious--stomach—-and sluggish liver is the human -countenance, Not only the skin but the eyeballs are tinged . men, but men who never voluntarily open books—-a definite superiority. They are apt to choose men better. Soldiers who do not read make no mistake about their general.—London Spectator, » Rossini’s Memory. The composer of ‘‘Il Barbiere di Siviglia” twas blessed with a not very retentive memory—especially for names of persons introduced to hin—a forgetfulness which was frequently the cause. of much merriment whenever Rossini was acareful investor and a man of economy, he soon had a vast fortune; but he always preferred bonds and gold to all other forms of investment, After the death of his family he mever married again, but seemed to live te accumulate money.” Continuing, with increased interest. and anxiety, the aged narrator said: ‘‘I came to America myself many years ago, but went back and located at Blackpool, the famous watering place of England, because I was a common laborer and there was plenty of work among my old friends.. When I left America brother Patrick was very -rich-at his home in -Wisconsin, but he quadrupled what he then had when he came West and embarked in mining. He was very busy dure ing those years of mining and I was hard at work, so we did not correspond for over a quarter of a century. We lost track of each other entirely.” HOW HE GOT THE NEWS, ‘ “An old friend of ours named John Hopkins, whe knew Patrick in California and who was godfather of his children in Wiscensin and Ohio, came all the way to Ireland to find me last year, but when he got there they sent him to Blackpool, where he found me at work, He told me of my brother’s death and that he had left the whole estate with a secret society in trust for his nearest relative. I agreed to meet Hopkins at Buffalo, N. Y., in March last, but I was injured bya falling building and could not come, The letters I sent him never reaghed him, so I came on to America with my niece just as soon as I was able, physically and financially.” ‘‘Have you seen Hopkins since your arrival?” ; “No, sir, He was not at his house yesterday when my attorneys called, but I expect to find him in a day or two and get full details of the lovation of the money and‘ bonds, It is a pity that I had lost his exact address so I could not commuicate with him before I came here, but it has no doubt caused me only a little delay.” ADVERTISING FOR AN HEIR, “Did you never*hear about the fortune left you from any other source?” **Yes, the newspapers of San Francisco a few years ago, I was infermed, coutained several long advertisements for the address of any relative of Patrick Berry, or for the address of any person who knew of their whereabouts, Four or five people have told me all about the advertisement since I came to America, and these informants were in different parts of the country. Their stories agreed so well that I ain sure the advertise~ Sy 2 ment was inserted. Of course I never saw ‘ it in Europe, for there are so many advertisements of that. kind that the English papers don’t copy them and 1 den’t see = _« American papers.” : “Why did you not have lawyers in England investigate the matter ?” I did have them look it up, amd they advised me tocome bere, My solicitors were Southworth & Warley of ‘Blackpool,’ England, and they corresponded with the Cathforce the order. them. Give your pet dogs and cats Simmons Liver Regulator, when sick—it will cure vow, YOUR CHANCE. Rosenberg Bros. Grand Stock of Cloaks Arrived Today from New York. Rosenberg Bros., of the Palace Dry Goods Store, received this morning six cases of Cloaks, direct from New York. This is the largest shipment of Cloaks ever brought to Nevada City. They include all sizes, colers and styles, and are of the latest Eastern and Parisian fashions. This is the first time that such a large and elegant stock of Cloaks has been received here, and it is our ‘desire that all the ladies in the county should come down and examine them, even if. they do not want to purchase any of them. These Cloaks cannot be duplicated on the coast, and as to prices, we will sell them se low that even the poorest lady in the county can afford te get’one. Call early, as we know that they will command a rapid sale. First come, first served, ; RosENBERG Bros., Palace Dry Goods Store, Broad street, Nevada City. 82200-9 G Personal. Julius Isoard arrived here last evening from Kocklin, on a visit to his parents, _Mrand Mrs. A. Isoard. J. W. Greenlaw the fleur man is in town. Jas, McBride of San Francisco came in on the morning train. ba eal Takk Simmons Liver ‘Regulator in youth and you will enjey a green old age. + +@e + --Take Notice. During my absence in the East J. J. Hanley is authorized to transact all my business in my name. He will be found at the stable or at the Ice House. Henry Lane. Nevada City, Sept. 18, 3t. a + +e. Girl Wanted. A girl is wanted to 0 40 general housework. Apply at this office. sl ssainciecsadvainlaaicton Something Nice and Cheap. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just receiyed an elegant assortment of Belts which they are now offering at the low rate of ten and twenty.five. cents each. Go and sec them. tf + +ee+ Residence Lot Wor Sale. In a desirable locality. For further pariculars enquire at TRaNscRiPT Office. a8-tf Hires’ Boot Beer. Headquarters for this’ delicious and summer beverage—at the Beeolic clergy here, alae with the public officials, ack hive Grocery Store, Commercial street. yamong company. — with the yellow hue when the blue gets into the blood. Besides this, sick headaches ensue, the tongue becomes furred, pains are felt in the livér-and through the right shoulder bldde, and dizziness is experienced upon rising from a sitting or recumbent posture by the bilieus invalid. For these and other indigation, of biliousness, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy, It is also efficacious in chills and fever, dumb ague, ague cake, inactivity of the kidneys Bishop, the English composer. Rossini knew the face well enough and at once ected him. ‘Ah, my dear Mr, ——,” but he could progress no further, To convince him that he had not forgotten him Rossini commenced whistling Bishop’s glee, ‘‘When the Wind Blows,” a compliment which ‘‘the English Mozart” recognized and would as readily have heard as his less musical surname.— Gentleman’s Magazine. A Munificent Offer. Here is-a capital story of Mr, Edward Lloyd, the well known tenor. He seldom sings in private, but on one occasion, when visiting some friends a little Way out, he was prevailed upon to do so, A clergyman who was present was not aware of the identity of the singer and at the conclusion of the song approached him quietly and said: ‘Really, sir, you should not waste your voice like this, Now, we are in need of another tenor in our choir. I shall be very happy to give you £30a year. Think it over.” tty: The singer smiled and said he would— think it over.--London Tit-Bits. ‘Washes For Injured Eyes. Lime and Roman cement are very destructive to the eyes if permitted to remain any considerable time. Wash the eyes immediately with water, then with water containing vinegar or lemon juice, For acids in the eyes wash with water containing a’ little ammonia or _ baking soda. For alkalis wash with water onitele: ing vinegar or lemon juice,—Washing ten Star. ; An Indian Blanket. The Indians make blankets of bark beaten very thin. The bark is stamped with fancy figures in brown and red and is trimmed with fur. Palm leaves are beaten together ‘and are also made into blankets. An Indian is always cold, even in hot weather, and his blanket is as precious to him as our sun hats are to us.—New York Ledger. “T tell my face said a father, ‘that I don’t care what. calling he takes up, but that he does want to be able to

whatever he undertakes to do better, if possible, than anybody else.” The first secession flag raised in the south was in South Carelina. The flagstaff is still standing fastened to the gable end of a storehouse at Skull Shoals. When 4 personage of high rank dies in Siam, the king helps bathe the body and prepare it for cremation and finally lights the funeral pyr re, A eubic ine h rs (gold is Sian $210; a cubic foot, $362,330; a enbic yard, §9797,762. This reckoning bases the valve of eold at $18 per onnce The Differeuce. Two soldiers lay under their blankets looking up at the stars. Says Jack, “What made-you go into the army, Tom?” *Well,” replied Tom, ‘I had no wife and 1. loved war, Jack, so I went. What made you go?” “Well, ” returned Jack, “I had a wife and I loved @ + : KO NO errs The Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Teeth and Breath, 2c, . Fruitilaxi. : . The California, Fruitilaxi Manufacturing . Company are offering prizes to boys and . girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the. Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which.can be ih cured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-siz tree, showing the proper colors, can be scen . in Mr.Vinton’s show window. The cards. must be returned within forty days a‘ter . being received, and to be painted in. water . Who earns promotion deserves new books. . Buy them at Carr Bros. — An egrecatie Laxative and NERVE Tonto. Sold by Druggists or sent by mail. 25c., 0c. and ar OO per package. Samples free. Captain Sweeney, U.S.A.,8an Diego, Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good.” Price 50cts. Sold by Druggists. a Cough, as there is danger of its bbe dng og EE stimption. . SHTLOH’s CURE will save you a severe ugh Cure and speedily reliev res Coughs uy Whooping Congh and Bronchitis, a: sold onagvarantes, 2% cts ung Trouble. It is the For r sale at Ibald Heads! & -What is the condition of yours? Is your & hair dry, harsh, brittle? Does it split at the e, ends? Yas it a lifeless appearance? Does it 2, fall out when combed or of dandruff ? Does your scalp itch? Is it dry . or in a heated condition? If these are some © of Of your. symptoms be warned in time or you-s 4 become bald, Skookum Root Hair Grower is what you need Its 3 ‘production-is-net-an-a g cident, but the result of ecientifie research Knowledge of the dis; Gages of the, hair and led to thé discovery @ Ow to treat them. ¢ * skookum contains Carr Bros, it is nota Dye. but @ délightfully eooling ot refreshing _, Tonic. stimulating the foilic We : ° ‘ . it sto, 4 dandy on bald fall ing hair, cures & Prd grows. hair Keep the sca} 4 wt, heaitty, aiid ee . Hee irritating ey Skin Soap. it 4 destroys wasitic insects, which feed on Gird ° destroy the hair. . } Mou Odd-Fellows body is going the mull of the Nevada Suspension Bridge. rushed? Isitfull $ . fou i LOCAL ITEMS, r ih oe Of. General Interest to the. Readers Daily Transeript. VOU DON'T Know what a comfort it is to Dr. Muller is having a new cement walk The delinquent sale of the* Odin Gravel Min us «Company has been postponed until iay Hext. Do not forget the secial to be Hall this Ladies free, given at Everyevening. ¥ The Gold Flat Miu iing Company has leased county mine near the It is expected that the mill will be kept running most of the time oa ore from the Gold Flat: A stray dog was left in the Tea Store last night: ‘This morning.he was in the show RUPTIONS On THE SKA window among the dislies looking at an adBe autiries a , miring crowd around the .place,, -For a 10. FOR A CASE IF WILL NOTCURE. ;: ) ' wonder the canine broke only. one dish. Thé funeral-of the late’: Thomas Flower, which toak place from the residence of Geo. Turner this afternoon was well attended. & : emen attended the funeral ‘in full *e ccqRetTY E ROUSES. Something Should Be Done to Accommodate the New Comers. It-is really surpri :.to hear of the numer ot pe jewho ar how houres in this city If.there were fifty new ild be k At no as now, time was ther. Vhe r of men workin ndations were laid such a demand for houses are (juite a large nuinber in ‘our mines who-have families. in the of Nevada and other portions of the who are anxions cannot find vacafit houses. In a number ¢ cases we have heard of a tenants. It isa very dist thout houses and i ra amniber-of--otlic minos are-started up whigh’ will give 0 b= ployment to mor What is dieu ions, -by..the.use..0& & ft Superior Court, not supply you send di rect to us, and we wil ‘ ceipt of price. ”) per hott TRADE MARK #300. Soap, Oe 4 Registered 6 for $2.50. : } THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., $ 67 South Fitth Ave. » New York, N. Ye J i ~Assessment Notice. N ANZA ITA CON GRAVEL MINING pe Uo. Loration of prineipal uu business, Nevada ily, California Loca tion of Works, Né vada’ City.Cal _ Not due <r e-batgeprist= Geir eb pee forward, prepaid, on ré 1 th 3 Was today, Hou. rlatua dé fault of defendant, denied, in searcli of hag AS FOR FIFTY YEARS THE SECRET ised before the raise in rent to old — state Ci tu be} transacted in John Caldckerbocker Con: 'G. M, } Co, at al lotion to-set asicde--ce have ready at hand a remedy that never: fails to relieve Constipation, colors. The first prize is $5; second “prize, . laid down.in front of his residence. $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen conThe regular mecting of the Y. M. L will) and that, w ithout pan 0 solation prizes of : 30 ce nts € ach. * . be held at their hall this évening. “Every-. discomfort ; and almost Every Boy and Girl member is reyaested to be present. é imme diate] yA ures he ad ache aS and ‘dispels every symptom of Dyspe “psla. Such a remedy is found in Simmons Liver Regulator-—not a sweetened compound to. nauseate, or an intoxicating beverage to cultivate an alcoholic atite, but a-medieine Hiei int to the taste, and perfectly harmless when to the smallést child. §. L. R. never disap points. It possesses the virtues and_perfections of a reliable remedy of the kind endorsed by eminent physicians. “It affords me pleasure to add my testimony to those you receive annually in reference to your valuable medicine, 1 consider Simmons Liver Regulator the best family medicine on the market, give n Treey City, Tenn..é . have he scribed it with excellent results,” —W. PARK, M.D., Pe mi ila i a i iwi (ag iT . iy ‘HAIR DEATHS . : a Instantly removes forever destroys ob= Sjectionable hair, whether upon the handsi @iace,; arms or neck, without discoloration gor injury tothe most delicate skin, I FI ‘FOR-z __MULA OF ERASMUS WILSON, nee *)y physicians as the highest authority a ¢. ind the most eminent dermatologist ands . Siaif specialist that ever lived. During g . iis private practice of a—life=time amongag Stat Stat to Dring them here, bu e he nobility and artistoeracy of Buropegg Pric 5 t . — BX by mail, securely ‘packed. Corres== f {. Spondence confidential.” Sole’ Agent for™ ‘Addre’s, ‘4 f = Hains GROWER Oo. = 57, Seuth Fifth Avenue, e. _he prescribed this recipe. sAmerica, iy 1 = Sruk sSKOOKUM ROOT t r . aa Dept. R, fa New York: an a a aa to ‘I be ry ‘. wae ey So . ee It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, ‘at the Bee. Hive GraceryStore has-coneluded to introduce to his evstomers. the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet seen in this city. .Try ‘em, They go well witli Shasta lemonade, j24 . } ever A It stimulates, restores digestion and sleep, and tends greatly to tes the infirmities of age. Don’s sicken people with that bad breath. Take Simmons Liver Regulator to sweeten it. BORN. At this-city, September 21st, 1893, to the wife of H. A. Robbins, of Graniteville, a son, hereby giventiat af a meeting of the of Directors held on the sixteeuth day ‘ ‘ an 188 ssessinent (No. 4) of O bg) per ar 1 of the f is tion, Pp: in ot] ini ited § at the office apita 2! Painedt ate ly the Secretary, of the com pan 2 HANDKE They represent extra ordinary Linen—Swiss Linen Goods. Prices from 5 C Thanking the Nevada City ladies for the We will begin our First Week’s business in Nevada City with a Grand § I. REICH & CO. MAIN STREBT, OPPOSITE ae eae WINION ETO 0 THE ONLY FANCY GOODS HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. All these have been greatly reduced for this occasion. “We are also showing bargains in every other départinent, hoping to keep their patronage in the future, we remain Special Sale in my ey Gm i Bi os BSH rnc values® in Hemstitched and Fancy Embroidered ents to 50 Cents. kind reception tendered at ow openir und Very Respectfully, I. RBICE c& ol @ . COMM faeerees "FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Jewelry made to orde Ban Bradelece prices. 2 ‘ Hine Line of Wateh Tom, so I went, “Congo Inter Tau : New devel I. H. HEROLD, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, ENGRAVING and neatly and promptly executed, All work doue in First-class style and 68, Clocks and Jewelry Always on Hand and For Sale at the Lowest Kates. ra . --_ With Hartman & Dulac, ERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, MONOGRAMS, OF ‘ALL KINDS Suaranteed -at asjevied up . gold Goin, Be POT OF Goid is supposed to be Confor Shakes s and Wooc direct from the big sugar orch orcers Chees L ard, Hams jand Bacon, Nuts, Eté., at the PLAZA keep the best o We always Hegin ta By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, cealed at the Borron.e ough to Inspect our immense Maple Sug: ur and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Also leave your l. We import our Maple Sugar ‘ Mulloy’s store, Broad street, Nevada City, 3a Any stock upon which this ass i { shall “remain unpaid. on the Eighteenth . day of Oct., 1893, will be delinquent and ad-. C41 pee r vertised for gale at publicauction, and un-. Oi the Ra UiboOW, W e are all lows payment ie made before will be sold on . y the Seventh day of November, 183, to ps the delinquent assessment ‘together vith . _ EK E 4 E R I 3% e costs of advertising and expenses of sale . ? : By order ofthe Board of Directors. . i ROBT. J. SIMMONS, Secretary . ) ‘ 1 Office C. E. Muiloy’s store, on Broad reet, 4 ] ause,_Hiends, long yen Nevada City, Cal, . i 1StOCcK ol Groceries, ty Hay, Grain, Ve; getab les, Fruits, &c., &c. ards of Eastern Canada. Get Rich all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, hh I L f goods at Fair Prices, THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. AGENT FOR NENE / mal 4 ies Root Boer! For sale by the Dozen or Gross . AT A SPE fwat ER, : GINGER'!ALE, ORANGE CIDFR N CIAL PRICE Lechive, Commercial Street Som Ge $25. H. Jok w. &, cents. 8m D.} $175 C, M, Bre ing, $ F, ing, $ Ty. Jow R., Cha E, . San * Hal $3 75 Ww. freigh Pen "gas, @ Nev ete., § J. \ F, ] The compl: liams The bills, kind aroun yeaa offectir has tal This p becom and re The malarii the re1 days a will kr . The re and in Annis rhubar spoonf the bo medici for wh M, Ca A fi given . worth