September 23, 1890 (4 pages)

iain She Maly Craseript. CFPFICE, c Ro. 32 Gomoiercial street, Nevada City, Cal. eee Se OQ UARCULATRS IS Nevada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Santee Ye North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other towu of Nevada county; also in Placer sud sierra counties, al Saciamento, San Francisco—in fact, thronghout the State =frum 3iskiyou to San Diego from the sierra to the Sea.”* ~ {UESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1890. . The Wonedrful Stiow Plant. One remarkable flower of the Sierra Nevad: range is that ireaile and p radoxies! wonder, the snow plant, know: to. botanist as sarcodes sanguinea, meaning “blooded. flesh.” Ne hirg' was ever more exquisitely Lean ial than this rosy, snow-tinted Lutanic.} oddity, ithas the a#ppearanew ef being a crowned hyacient. It grows twenty-eight inches high, each separate bract, sepal and mitiuture) bell frosted as delicately as theugh dote by the hand of the ice king himself. Although the whole tranlucent spike is flushed with rose and carmine, the petals are the deepest and most brilliant, parts of the flower, whichis five-parted, each open gue plainly showing the tittle frost ed stamens and pistils. The Long expedition (one of its members being the original discoverer sarzodes) found one of the two specimens of the plant bearing eight perfect flowers, one of them having a false bulb twenty or more inchesin circumference, shaped like a pineapple and as britile asspun,gloss. Hard to the touch, this pseudo bulb dried up in afew days until it was no larger than the edd-looking icicle-hke stem upon which it grew. Floriculturists ofthe Pacifie slope bave made many unsuccesssful attempts to cultivate the snow plant, the bulbs being too brittle to stand transplanting and the seeds refusing to grow. It was once supposed that it would not survive below the line of perpetual snow, but this idea lately been proved to be erroneous. One thingis sure, however, it makes its early growth while covered with many feet of snow as the bud is exposed. A Pavilion Prize. A decora'ed china dinner set will be offered as a prize this week to patrons of the Fair Pavilion. On two evenings each person attending will be given. a number, and on Saturday night the drawing for the dinner set will-take place when the name of)the persun holding the lucky number will be announced. . Hotel Arrivals. Natrona Hore1, Sept. 20. W. J. Morrow, Marysville, Fred Oates, . do J. R. Brett, Oakland, R. H. Beamer, Woodland, W.G. Irwin, Truckee, Thos. J. Geary, Santa Rosa, Ino. Hartling, Downieville, A. J. Ross and wf, Bloomfield, H. F. Kinney, do : -F. Van Stovein, San Francisco, H. Beckman, do W.8. Rowland, do Alex Mann, do J. P. Blunt, do J. P. Cochran, do G. L. Williams, do Inv. C. Donnelly, do A. M. Hubbs, Auburn, F. Godefrey, Columbia Hill, Mrs. G. Baker, do J. M. Wiley, Grass Valley, A. Burrows, do W. H. Galner, do W.W. Van Eman, Sacto., F. A. Sprague, Chicago, Mrs. H. Pengelly, Delhi Mine, L. Newhouse, Maybert, N. R. Doolittle, do Miss Eva Barnes, Washington, Thos. Maloney, do Ino. McCarthy, do F.E. Farmer, Mendocino, W. H. Barchard, Pleasanton, Miss Lillie Quick, Badger Hill, \Jno. Hippert, Graniteville, J.S. McBride, San Juan, M. C. Hogan. do C. Anderson, Colfax, Ino. Patrick, You Bet, J. 8. Goodwin, do B, F. Snell, do’. A. S. Nicols, Sierraville, j Sept. 2st. A. Sleep, Grass Valley, J. Rodgers, do P. Stone, do N. Coften, do J. P. Shoemaker, do T. C: Hocking and w, do H. A. Mason, Truckee, C. F. McGlashan, do E. A. Killm&n,Marysville, Geo. Gardner, Chico, : W. B. Cause and f, San Francisco, Thos. Thornton, do A.E, Florence, do J. C. Davis, Bloomfield, 8. M. Crall, San, Juan, A. J, Wood, do Jno. Trood, , do C. Paine, do F. Wright, do R. McMurray, do A. Parsons, Graniteville, Henry Disque, Colfax, G. M. Magruder, B. Judge, Sierraville, M. W. Show, do im . J. Benny, Eagle Bird imo, A. H. Grant, Sierraville, Ww. Ww. M. D. H. 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Ex-City Auditor Vernon Whitésides . tells one of the most in hunting experiences. Walden’s Ridge, about twelve miles from Chattanooga, Tenn., is yet in a state of nature, and here can be found alinost impenetrable forests and the wildest of glens and gorges. It is a favorite place for hunt‘ers, the woods being full of the larger game—bear, deer, catamounts, etc. "Phe city auditor thus relates his experience on one of his hunts: “I started out witi-Bob Hagen and two or three others fora bear hunt. We had told a good many of our friends that we were going after a bear, and that we wouldn’t come home without a bear. -We all climbed into a farm wagon and started. It is a rough road up the ridge, and we did not get to the place wher& we expected to find the bear until! night. Here we saw’ an empty cabin, and concluded to take possession. So we stretched , ourselves out on the puncheon floor, and were just falling to sleep when Bob Hagen jumped up, crying: “ ‘Boys, Joe’s caught something.’ “He took off his boot to see what he had caught, and found that it wasa house snake, which had crawled up his trousers to keep warm. We all adjourned to the wagon for the night, and the.next morning, bright and early, we started to look fora bear. Meeting a native, we asked him if he knew where we would be apt to find such an animal. “Why, Isaw b’ar tracks a spell ago up on the shelvin’ rock "bout five mile down yer,’ he observed. “So we went to the shelving rock, meanwhile beating the bush in every direction, so that it was 11 o’clock by the time we reached the rock. At first we could see no way to get upon the but finally we noticed that a smncli tree stood close énough for us to clim) up that way, so we were soon on the rocks. ‘*“T don’t see any bear,’ said_ Bob. *“T don’t believe there is any bear,’ I replied. ‘Let’s eat.’ “N\7e agreed to that proposition, spre:d our lunch, placed our guns agaist a tree and started to supply the inner man. ‘I wish we -could at least see a bear,’ said Bob. : ‘HTello, look there!’ said one of the We ull looked and saw a bear that looked as big asa horse between us and the guns., I was‘nearest to the tree, and consequently first to the grotind; but the others were not far behind me. When. we'reached terra firma we began to discuss the matter. We had come after the bear, we had found a bear, and now it was clearly our duty to go back and kill the brute. I felt as though I hadn’t lost any bear, and having nothing against bruin I didn’t want to kill it; so we drew straws as to which should go back first. I got the unlucky straw and started, but when the top of my head was even with the rock I grew faint hearted and slid back. Bob tried it then, and-carefully looking over the rock he madé a break and got the guns. Then we all went back and beat around the bushes for a while, but we did not find any bear. Then we started for home, and on the way we met the naive, “ * Did you find the bear? . ** ‘No,’ we answered in chorus. . . _** Well, he war thar,’ replied the . — aforesaid native. : 3 “I offered him $10 to go and get the bear, and he started. Inside of half an hour he came back dragging bruin by one of its hind legs. He got the $10 and we got our bear.” —St. Louis GlobeDemocrat. Usefal Bugs. B. M. Lelong, who has been visiting the east, looking up parasites and studying the habits of insect pests, has made an important discovery in Washington, D. C., in the grounds of the United States department of agriculture, almost directly under the windows of the entomological de; walking through’ the grounds he noticed a ladybug feeding on the aphis, and on closer examination he discovered that it was devouring the aphis, and that it also breeds as fast or nearly as fast as the wonderful vedalia that has almost entirely exterminated the cottony cushion scale of this state. This ladybug is the Adalia bipunctata, of which Mr. Lelong captured as many as he could find, making two large colonies, one of which ‘he sent to Col. Dobbins at San Gabriel, and the-other to Mr. Runyon, near Sacramento. This ladybug feeds both on fhe scale and other insects, and it is to be hoped that it will prove a great help in clearing up the scales and aphis of this section.— San Francisco Chronicle. Sub-Divided Affections. 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MRANSCRIPR or ne ” SEVENTEENTH . Aiulual DistctAssocition e For t 890 GLENBROOK PARK, Commencing TUESDAY, Sent. ember 23rd, and Continuing FIVE DAYS. $10.000 {n Purses and Premiums! Liberal Purses for State, District and County Horses: Liberal Premiums for Live Stock : * Farming, Orchardland Dairv « Products and Mining, Mechanical and Art’ Exhibits, Five Days Racing ! ® Speed Programme for 1890: fuesday, September 23rd. 1, Running—Three-fourths mile and re —One mile and re! f wo years old—County—$2.50. eo 8. Trotting—For 4 years old—District— Wednesday, September 24th 4. Running—One mile and a half dash, 5 Trotting—?:40 class, $500, 6. Trotting—One year old, one mile -for coltsowned in the county, $150. dies Tournament at lJ a. mM. Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. m. 7. Running—Five-eighthsof a mile and Fo) alae horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 class, $750. PB Trotting—Three year, old—District— R Friday, September 26th 10. Running—One ‘repeat, $500.° 11. Trotting 2:50 claw ene at, guar Trotting—Four yeatsold—free for all, Saturday, September 27th Grand Stock Parade and award of Premicass ny ll Ans a . Running—Two miles andre: bo 14, Pri —Free for all, eat ¢ horse race (coun' lor be frye during the week, n fe yg ba will be made on the previous day. ce ed Conditions. . PAll trotting races are the best 3 in 6 (except the two ye old enter and Sto wart, but the Teg ~ fie the pent Se pels . less number than 6 to e dedu PROUnL OE the nae. es —— ny races n 10 Se entries, the ety will Pb epee npr and also 20 per cent. of the purse. The National Association ra to govern, ora ote reerventne ight te Gotan special race between heats. mn 3 . ree meking a w * titled only tothe “inunnes anat pate roy When less than the required number of starters appear they may contest trance mone: paid in, to be divi lows: Tw first, second, ae: bes The State Agricultiral Society rules of 1890 to govern all races when conditions amed rf ange wh : ton gu-starters in running races will be held In all of the above races the entrance will be 10 per cent. of purse, and to accompany nominations. Purses ' divid bi 30 and 10 percent, birch! <oibeage n all races entries not declared out by 6 P.M. of the day Preceding the race willbe required here there is more than one entry by one person or in th terest : ticular horse they eer start aaaduee wees: ed by 6P. um. Of th at res dgaipuaia ail noes ie ateha, i Fey inthe en 0) Butte, Sierra, Shasta, we iy oy ‘and Lassen, and Washoe Ormsby counties of the State of Nev: prior to July ist; pod mp s training cee Society's "rack Horses are REN a AORTA es Hay, straw and fi will not Tatsied Tates. by th by the fociety. but willbe for sale on. the series close with the Seoretary on Aug. Entry B ‘ned ‘ oiler Aer! O. Address, Nevada City, Cais. P.O. Address, Nevada City, Cal. Bids for the Bar ; at Glen ia hn ok N

iain She Maly Craseript. CFPFICE, c Ro. 32 Gomoiercial street, Nevada City, Cal. eee Se OQ UARCULATRS IS Nevada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Santee Ye North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every other towu of Nevada county; also in Placer sud sierra counties, al Saciamento, San Francisco—in fact, thronghout the State =frum 3iskiyou to San Diego from the sierra to the Sea.”* ~ {UESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1890. . The Wonedrful Stiow Plant. One remarkable flower of the Sierra Nevad: range is that ireaile and p radoxies! wonder, the snow plant, know: to. botanist as sarcodes sanguinea, meaning “blooded.. flesh.” Ne hirg' was ever more exquisitely Lean ial than this rosy, snow-tinted Lutanic.} oddity, ithas the a#ppearanew ef being a crowned hyacient. It grows twenty-eight inches high, each separate bract, sepal and mitiuture) bell frosted as delicately as theugh dote by the hand of the ice king himself. Although the whole tranlucent spike is flushed with rose and carmine, the petals are the deepest and most brilliant, parts of the flower, whichis five-parted, each open gue plainly showing the tittle frost ed stamens and pistils. The Long expedition (one of its members being the original discoverer sarzodes) found one of the two specimens of the plant bearing eight perfect flowers, one of them having a false bulb twenty or more inchesin circumference, shaped like a pineapple and as britile asspun,gloss. Hard to the touch, this pseudo bulb dried up in afew days until it was no larger than the edd-looking icicle-hke stem upon which it grew. Floriculturists ofthe Pacifie slope bave made many unsuccesssful attempts to cultivate the snow plant, the bulbs being too brittle to stand transplanting and the seeds refusing to grow. It was once supposed that it would not survive below the line of perpetual snow, but this idea lately been proved to be erroneous. One thingis sure, however, it makes its early growth while covered with many feet of snow as the bud is exposed. A Pavilion Prize. A decora'ed china dinner set will be offered as a prize this week to patrons of the Fair Pavilion. On two evenings each person attending will be given. a number, and on Saturday night the drawing for the dinner set will-take place when the name of)the persun holding the lucky number will be announced. . Hotel Arrivals. Natrona Hore1, Sept. 20. W. J. Morrow, Marysville, Fred Oates, . do J. R. Brett, Oakland, R. H. Beamer, Woodland, W.G. Irwin, Truckee, Thos. J. Geary, Santa Rosa, Ino. Hartling, Downieville, A. J. Ross and wf, Bloomfield, H. F. Kinney, do : -F. Van Stovein, San Francisco, H. Beckman, do W.8. Rowland, do Alex Mann, do J. P. Blunt, do J. P. Cochran, do G. L. Williams, do Inv. C. Donnelly, do A. M. Hubbs, Auburn, F. Godefrey, Columbia Hill, Mrs. G. Baker, do J. M. Wiley, Grass Valley, A. Burrows, do W. H. Galner, do W.W. Van Eman, Sacto., F. A. Sprague, Chicago, Mrs. H. Pengelly, Delhi Mine, L. Newhouse, Maybert, N. R. Doolittle, do Miss Eva Barnes, Washington, Thos. Maloney, do Ino. McCarthy, do F.E. Farmer, Mendocino, W. H. Barchard, Pleasanton, Miss Lillie Quick, Badger Hill, \Jno. Hippert, Graniteville, J.S. McBride, San Juan, M. C. Hogan. do C. Anderson, Colfax, Ino. Patrick, You Bet, J. 8. Goodwin, do B, F. Snell, do’. A. S. Nicols, Sierraville, j Sept. 2st. A. Sleep, Grass Valley, J. Rodgers, do P. Stone, do N. Coften, do J. P. Shoemaker, do T. C: Hocking and w, do H. A. Mason, Truckee, C. F. McGlashan, do E. A. Killm&n,Marysville, Geo. Gardner, Chico, : W. B. Cause and f, San Francisco, Thos. Thornton, do A.E, Florence, do J. C. Davis, Bloomfield, 8. M. Crall, San, Juan, A. J, Wood, do Jno. Trood, , do C. Paine, do F. Wright, do R. McMurray, do A. Parsons, Graniteville, Henry Disque, Colfax, G. M. Magruder, B. Judge, Sierraville, M. W. Show, do im . J. Benny, Eagle Bird imo, A. H. Grant, Sierraville, Ww. Ww. M. D. H. Crall, do ©. Willis, do Nevada City —53. — Tux use of calumel for derangements of the liiver bas ruined many a fine constitution. Those who for similar troubles, have tried Ayer’s Pills testiiy to their efficacy in thoroughly remedy ing the malady, without injury to the system. You feel faint and weak in the stemach—no appetite. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Workineuen cannot afford to lose] time. Simmons Liver Regulator will keep you from it. ° Arrvetire and sleep may be improved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirits regaintheir bouyancy by the use of ’ ‘Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale by Oarr Bros, rock you. know. Jack—You darling! Do I get that. flower in your other hand, too? ° Helen—No. That's for Tom, my It is myrtle, and means constancy and fidelity.Pittsburg Bult-22— other adorer. A NOVEL BEAR HUNT. After. the Nimrods Found Their Game They Employed Others to Kill It. Ex-City Auditor Vernon Whitésides . tells one of the most in hunting experiences. Walden’s Ridge, about twelve miles from Chattanooga, Tenn., is yet in a state of nature, and here can be found alinost impenetrable forests and the wildest of glens and gorges. It is a favorite place for hunt‘ers, the woods being full of the larger game—bear, deer, catamounts, etc. "Phe city auditor thus relates his experience on one of his hunts: “I started out witi-Bob Hagen and two or three others fora bear hunt. We had told a good many of our friends that we were going after a bear, and that we wouldn’t come home without a bear. -We all climbed into a farm wagon and started. It is a rough road up the ridge, and we did not get to the place wher& we expected to find the bear until! night. Here we saw’ an empty cabin, and concluded to take possession. So we stretched , ourselves out on the puncheon floor, and were just falling to sleep when Bob Hagen jumped up, crying: “ ‘Boys, Joe’s caught something.’ “He took off his boot to see what he had caught, and found that it wasa house snake, which had crawled up his trousers to keep warm. We all adjourned to the wagon for the night, and the.next morning, bright and early, we started to look fora bear. Meeting a native, we asked him if he knew where we would be apt to find such an animal. “Why, Isaw b’ar tracks a spell ago up on the shelvin’ rock "bout five mile down yer,’ he observed. “So we went to the shelving rock, meanwhile beating the bush in every direction, so that it was 11 o’clock by the time we reached the rock. At first we could see no way to get upon the but finally we noticed that a smncli tree stood close énough for us to clim) up that way, so we were soon on the rocks. ‘*“T don’t see any bear,’ said_ Bob. *“T don’t believe there is any bear,’ I replied. ‘Let’s eat.’ “N\7e agreed to that proposition, spre:d our lunch, placed our guns agaist a tree and started to supply the inner man. ‘I wish we -could at least see a bear,’ said Bob. : ‘HTello, look there!’ said one of the We ull looked and saw a bear that looked as big asa horse between us and the guns., I was‘nearest to the tree, and consequently first to the grotind; but the others were not far behind me. When. we'reached terra firma we began to discuss the matter. We had come after the bear, we had found a bear, and now it was clearly our duty to go back and kill the brute. I felt as though I hadn’t lost any bear, and having nothing against bruin I didn’t want to kill it; so we drew straws as to which should go back first. I got the unlucky straw and started, but when the top of my head was even with the rock I grew faint hearted and slid back. Bob tried it then, and-carefully looking over the rock he madé a break and got the guns. Then we all went back and beat around the bushes for a while, but we did not find any bear. Then we started for home, and on the way we met the naive, “ * Did you find the bear? . ** ‘No,’ we answered in chorus. . . _** Well, he war thar,’ replied the . — aforesaid native. : 3 “I offered him $10 to go and get the bear, and he started. Inside of half an hour he came back dragging bruin by one of its hind legs. He got the $10 and we got our bear.” —St. Louis GlobeDemocrat. Usefal Bugs. B. M. Lelong, who has been visiting the east, looking up parasites and studying the habits of insect pests, has made an important discovery in Washington, D. C., in the grounds of the United States department of agriculture, almost directly under the windows of the entomological de; walking through’ the grounds he noticed a ladybug feeding on the aphis, and on closer examination he discovered that it was devouring the aphis, and that it also breeds as fast or nearly as fast as the wonderful vedalia that has almost entirely exterminated the cottony cushion scale of this state. This ladybug is the Adalia bipunctata, of which Mr. Lelong captured as many as he could find, making two large colonies, one of which ‘he sent to Col. Dobbins at San Gabriel, and the-other to Mr. Runyon, near Sacramento. This ladybug feeds both on fhe scale and other insects, and it is to be hoped that it will prove a great help in clearing up the scales and aphis of this section.— San Francisco Chronicle. Sub-Divided Affections. Helen—Here, Jack, is a red rose for That means my best love, you ONE ENJOYS h the method and results whe ip of Figs is taken; it is plessa: 1 refreshing to the: taste, sud a: tly yet promptly on the Kidneys ..or and Bovrels, cleanses the sy: : effectually, dispels colds, hea: ues and fevers and cures habitua: .stipation permanently. For sale us: 50¢ and $2 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOVISVILLE, KY. ___. NEW YORK, W.¥. of ent itself. In Ayer's Hair Vigor the formation of dandruff; makes the remedies, but they did no ly bought a bottle of Aye and, r —s re tes —T. Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. “*T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for a 1 amber of years, and it has always ven me satisfaction. It isan excellent prevents the hair from tur ing, ge. insures its rous growth, an keeps the scalp wens fg h Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass. “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for romoting the wth of the hair, and think it Sanauried. For restoring the ing, it canno sur Mrs. Geo, La Fever, Eaton Rapids, Mich. “Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a most excelsent preparation for the hair. I speak of it from my own experienve. Its use promotes the growth of new makes it glossy and soft. The Vigor is also a cure for dandruff.”—J. W. Bowen, Editor ‘“‘ Enquirer,”” McArthur, Ohio. “] have used Ayer’s. Hair Vigor for the past two years, and found it all it is represented to be. It restores the natufat color to gray. hair, causes the hair to grow freely, and keeps it soft and pliant.”"—Mrs. M. V. Day, Cohoes, N. ¥. *« My father, at. about the of — lost all the hair from the top head. After one month’s trial of Ayer’s Hair. Vigor the hair began coming, and, in three months, he had a fine wth of hair of the natural color.” —P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. @ Ayer’s Hair Vigor, PREPARED BY Or. J. C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass “ Bold by Druggists and Perfumers. The Gelebrated French Gure “focus APHRODITINE” for. Is won a POSITIVE GUARANTEE } tocure any form of nervous disease orany disorder of the generative orSine of elthersex, > Z whether arising’ YUL, from theexcessive Lip useof Stimulants, AFTER BEFORE Power, ‘or $5.00, Semt by mail on receipt of price’ 4 Permanent cure is not effected. chousands of testimonials from old and young f both sexes, who have been permanently en~ec by the use of Aphroditine. Circular free. Addros: THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. scific Branch, SAN FRANCIS~9. Cat OR SALE BY W. D.VINTON. NevadasCity. 108 Stevenso . eos & (HAW. Staple and Fancy Hardware Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, ca all the Best and Newest Patrns. QOOK :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES All Styles. The Famous Suverior Rance, The Bestin the Market.; ‘Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFINGE Guns, Pistols. Ammunition of all Kinds. {SOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. (0 We do not carry English cutlery. We believe in, the superior merits of American products, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETC. We Sell Everything at San Francisco Prices, FREIGHT ADDED. DR.C.L. WALK, DBNTisT,: OF GRASS VALLEY, WILLZVISIT NEvada City on Wednesday of Each Week, Office at the National Hotel. Nothing but first class finished work. Teeth extracted without paia. Dividend Notice, T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Directors of the Champion Quartz Mining Company, held on Thursday, September 4th, 1890, a Dividend (No. 6) of Ten (10) cents per share has been declared, peyable on and after Thursday, se ith; 1890, atthe Company’s office, No. MontSan Franc gomery 0. HEO. WETZEL, Secretary. eee ke 522 Montgomery 8t., Ban Franice ‘Table of Distances. From Nevada Vity to Colfax,..... Edwards’ Bridge. French Co: Beanitevie of

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The latest offering includes three grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of hundreds who have used both as guod as the original for all practical purposes. Three numbers of this admirable piece of mechanism are advertised and described on the second page of today’s paper, and full ififormation is given as to cost of freight to this city, etc. The manufscturers also supply other grades up toone with an elabororately ornamented and full-pearled head on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, and a chest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory can be returned tothe factory and the money will be refunded . ' If you are in need of or thinking of buying a sewing machine, look into the ‘manscrirr’s proposition before paying a fancy price for one that is certainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. Tue farmer’s friend’ in all emergencies—Simmons Liver Regulator. Sprciax attention is called to the advertisement of John F. Cooper agent for the unrivalled Mathushek Piano. : ‘ je29-tf Titled Men Commend It. Wasurneton, D. C. Dr. Bosanxo Mp. Co., Piqua, O. attack of piles, lasting four or five bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, mending it to others. Very truly yours, Cot. B. G. Danre.s. Dr. Bosanxko, Parkersspurea, W. Va. Dear Sir:—U. 8. Judge, John J. meabox. Yours truly, Cuas. H. Barrett, D. D. S. Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. —___ +e oe —— A Werdteo Ladies. Ladies who desire a beautiful clear skin, free from pimples, boils, blotches and other eruptions, should commence at once fo use Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. They will also remove that heavy look about your eyes and make them bright, and will cure headache from whatever cause it arises. Remember, yeu are only required to take one small pill at bed time, which is coated with pure sugar, and will not igripe or produce any unpleasant senBaton. Sold af 25 cents by Carr ; SFOs. ; MRS.A.PERRY HAS LEASED THE PINE STREET RESTAURANT RMERLY CONDUCTED BY A. TAM, and having renovated and refittcd it in ret-class style is now prepared to serve the public in a satisfactory manner, FRESH OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES. _-~ Rich ice Cream IN ITSSEASON. Meals at. All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER. : ‘A Full assortment of Fine Fresh Candies. GEverything neat and palatable. 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OR=PRINTING [= The TRANSCRIPT has he Ul Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Offce [Dieser Sh After much suffering and the use of many remedies, I have received great relief and am nearly well from a violent weeks, from the use of less than one and I take great satisfaction in comJackson, of our place, recommended tome your pile remedy. Please send JAMES KINKEAD 3 ' GIVES NOTICE THAT exagy, 3 ition apse. holster ‘ vit bag NP mena Hau in r M: : , Feather Pil‘lows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounges, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. All at the.Lowest Living Rates EFOR CASH, Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu ly solicit a continuance in the future, OOMMEROIAL STREET, Second door from the American TeaStore, James Kinkead. PEARS WANTED THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR = Marketable Pears. Enguirejof E. BOOTH, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets, “Bevece CI4.O 1 Accident Insurance. F THE MANY ACCIDENT INSURance companies that have done business in this locality'during the past few years, — THE—Fidelity. Aid Association Has made for itself arecord for honest dealing, prompt payment of losses, and satisfactory adjustment ofclaims that cannot be approached by any other Company of which we have knowledge. The Association has paid in Nevada county, since lest June, something like twenty different losses, and in every case the claims of policy holders have been settled in the shortest possible time. In no case hasthe payment of claims been delayed longerthan four days. In every instance the losses were satisfactorily adjusted, and no word of complaint from policy holders has ever been heard; on the contrary those. members who have had losses with the Association speak in terms of highest commendation as tothe manner in which they were paid. This isarecord of which any Company ay welll proud. . 4 The Fidelity has a very large membership in Nevada county and it is constantly increasing. We feelno hesitancy in recommending this Association toall who desire this kind ofindemnity. Among those who have received benefits from the Association: mett John X. MeDonald—2 losses. 8. M. Shurtleff. J.J. Bennett. John Muir. F. J. Brinkman, Manuel Matlos; John P. B. Fenchell. Geachino Basso. John K. Edwards. Louis B, Seibert. Silas Heath—2 losses. Geo. W. Eagye. LizziéyMcCrendle. John A. Murray. BO Victor Sauvee : the wonders of inventive progress isa method and system of work that can be performed allover the eountry without separati the workers from theirhomes. 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Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths and other inform: on xiven uw = appliee tion at the Company’s offices where passengers calling in person can See ate pe secure choice oi A.N. TOWNE T. H. GOODMAN General Manager: Gen. Pass eT Ag R, GRAY, Gen. Traf. M . San’ Francisco Cal RAILROAD LANDS. For lands in Central and Northern Calife n, Nevada and fore ie, Qveen . Uteh, apply to WwW. H.MI Land PLB. RB. LLS, Land Agent,C. P. BR, R. san x , For Landsin Southern fornia, to or address ~ apply JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents, a rewioe t8. P, R. —— BARTLETT 1 HAS REVOLUTION ; ized the world during the last half century. Not the least among J int Received oO VY, IN THE WAY OF A Especially adapted for Street and Traveling Purposes. the coming celebration ; To advertise our Fall Line of Men's Overcoats, But as evéry one intending to attend the Admission Day Celebration will need one, we had our. Eastern houses ship them early and they are now on hand. showing the Finest Styles ar works. es, etc., that you may see for yourself. achers, etc., to the ~ Late Nove Dress Hat! This H>t,is having an immense sale in San Francisco and will be worn by.a great many Native Daughters in MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. Main Street, Nevada City. RATHER PREVIOUS!. .= We are Ever seen in the mountains, and tis needless to say the Prices Are All Right. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street SSS ees B PROPLE’S: The Best in the World « for = General « Use. The New Three-Volume Edition Somprsbanetey a8 Prise kono ther ig topics. Complete in 3 cenvenient volames Fresh—Brought down to the present year. Now Ready-~ Subscribers not kept Really Cheap—Less than half the price of caseny, crite « cvelppedia Send to us for specimen Vr call the special attention of School Trustees. Te: EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. CYCLOPED A PHEILLIPsS &® EUNT. Op, UNLESs re ees ees You Don’t Get the News Tou foto te DAILY. MRANSCRIPR or ne ” SEVENTEENTH . Aiulual DistctAssocition e For t 890 GLENBROOK PARK, Commencing TUESDAY, Sent. ember 23rd, and Continuing FIVE DAYS. $10.000 {n Purses and Premiums! Liberal Purses for State, District and County Horses: Liberal Premiums for Live Stock : * Farming, Orchardland Dairv « Products and Mining, Mechanical and Art’ Exhibits, Five Days Racing ! ® Speed Programme for 1890: fuesday, September 23rd. 1, Running—Three-fourths mile and re —One mile and re! f wo years old—County—$2.50. eo 8. Trotting—For 4 years old—District— Wednesday, September 24th 4. Running—One mile and a half dash, 5 Trotting—?:40 class, $500, 6. Trotting—One year old, one mile -for coltsowned in the county, $150. dies Tournament at lJ a. mM. Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. m. 7. Running—Five-eighthsof a mile and Fo) alae horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 class, $750. PB Trotting—Three year, old—District— R Friday, September 26th 10. Running—One ‘repeat, $500.° 11. Trotting 2:50 claw ene at, guar Trotting—Four yeatsold—free for all, Saturday, September 27th Grand Stock Parade and award of Premicass ny ll Ans a . Running—Two miles andre: bo 14, Pri —Free for all, eat ¢ horse race (coun' lor be frye during the week, n fe yg ba will be made on the previous day. ce ed Conditions. . PAll trotting races are the best 3 in 6 (except the two ye old enter and Sto wart, but the Teg ~ fie the pent Se pels . less number than 6 to e dedu PROUnL OE the nae. es —— ny races n 10 Se entries, the ety will Pb epee npr and also 20 per cent. of the purse. The National Association ra to govern, ora ote reerventne ight te Gotan special race between heats. mn 3 . ree meking a w * titled only tothe “inunnes anat pate roy When less than the required number of starters appear they may contest trance mone: paid in, to be divi lows: Tw first, second, ae: bes The State Agricultiral Society rules of 1890 to govern all races when conditions amed rf ange wh : ton gu-starters in running races will be held In all of the above races the entrance will be 10 per cent. of purse, and to accompany nominations. Purses ' divid bi 30 and 10 percent, birch! <oibeage n all races entries not declared out by 6 P.M. of the day Preceding the race willbe required here there is more than one entry by one person or in th terest : ticular horse they eer start aaaduee wees: ed by 6P. um. Of th at res dgaipuaia ail noes ie ateha, i Fey inthe en 0) Butte, Sierra, Shasta, we iy oy ‘and Lassen, and Washoe Ormsby counties of the State of Nev: prior to July ist; pod mp s training cee Society's "rack Horses are REN a AORTA es Hay, straw and fi will not Tatsied Tates. by th by the fociety. but willbe for sale on. the series close with the Seoretary on Aug. Entry B ‘ned ‘ oiler Aer! O. Address, Nevada City, Cais. P.O. Address, Nevada City, Cal. Bids for the Bar ; at Glen ia hn ok N