August 15, 1895 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT TIMES ARE IMPROVING DAILY. ja (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) i f Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Eveuings Daily Except! undays and Tegal Holidays, SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When j Paid in Advance for a Full Year. 4 “ ‘ation LocAL Reaping Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Fiye Cents a Lifie Kach Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appli‘THURSDAY. .s AUGUST 15, 1895, Telephone No. 4. GETTING READY. Sacramento Preparing For Its Electrical Carnival and Native Sons Celebration: SacraMeEnto, Cal., August 14.—Signs of preparations for the electric carnival and " the Native Sons celebration, which have been going on for some time, begins to be noticeable on the streets, Bicycles, coat lapels, private lamps and show windows are q beginning to be decorated, and most of the * : Sacramento young ladies are engaged in . . 3 making carnival buttons, or trimming hats ish ; with carnival colors, Many contracts have 5) been let bythe Executive Committee for arches, illuminated with incandescent lamps, \a to be suspended over the streets. The dome of the Capitol building is being wiFed and when finished will -bear 2600 lamps, 1000 5 more than displayed on the electric tower of ee the Midwinter Fair, The chief attraction will be*the electric floats, for which severel designs have already been decided upon and many more are under consideration. Chief among the stationary pieces are: The American flag; an arch bearing the Words, ‘‘Welcome—New Sacramento— Progress, ”’; an arch bearing the names of Frauklin, Morse and Faraday; an immense horseshoe ‘composed of approximately 300 lamps, In auldition there will be a great many private displays by business houses, The Executive Committee will meet the City Trustees tomorrow, when ‘it is thought arrangements will be made to wire all municipal . buildings. The city is full of Native Sons delegates preparing quarters and perfecting arrangements for the great events, 1€, _ + Oe + Diy Try it, snsies + 0@e + sai No: More. Drawbacks. Heretofore when’ a passenger failed to buy ductor ten cents in addition to the regular of or in excess of that amount. The conductor would give the passenger a check, which upon presentation at any ticket ofextra amount paid to the conductor. Hereextra if he fails to purchase a ticket from the ticket agent, but will not receive any of the reasons for the change is on account from belated travelers, and then take them circulating medium, + +@e+ The Great Wallace Circus. The Yreka Jouriial says: Early Sunday in Yreka, the train being the largest aud ly heaviest ever brought over the Yreka railroad, it taking three large engines from the + Southern Pacific line; besides the Yreka engine, to get it over the grade between this place and Montague. A large crowd had BE gathered at the depot to witness the intereating performance of unloading the cars. The performance on Monday #fternoon was one of the very best ever witnessed by resi% dents of this county. The great tent cov— ered several acres and was crowded to its r fullest capacity, The clowns were full of new jokes, and the menagerie contained a fine collection of animals. The horses ‘ looked fine and are kept in good order by being well fed and cared for. The wagons seemed quite new, and the cars bringing = them are also new and built especially for ‘them. It is all a new outfit made up for a tour of the Pacific Coast, and thence east ward again by the southern route overland, 6 . Awarded . Highest Honors—World’s Fair, i Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. y BAKING POWDER _ Most Perfect Made, 40 Years the Standard. Ayerr’s Ague Qure never fails to neutra‘lize the poisons of malaria, and eradicate them from the system, This prepration is purely vegetable, contains’ no harmful ingredients, and, if taken according to direc~ tions, is warranted to cure fever and ague, The Southern.Pacifie Company have discontinued the use of ‘drawback checks.” a ticket he was required to pay the confare, when the same was less that one dollar, and ten per cent. on a one dollar fare at work is not known, but the capacity of lice, would entitle him to a rebate of the after the passenger will be required to pay rebate. The Record-Union says that one D8 4 F less, effective, do not paiu or gr of the use to which the drawback checks \ have been put, In some localities paloonkeepers accept them in payment for drinks to the ticket agent and. get them cashed, ‘This is objectionable to the company, which did not issue the checks to be used as a morning the great Wallace circus arrived The strike was caused by a_refusal-of—em— pRlces . to any part of th: city. Orders left at the . office on the Plaza will be promptly atSuch Is the General Opinion in the East “orm and Western States Alike, For several months, it is said, times in the East have been improving, wages increasing, trade reviving, labor extending, and business confidence rapidly asserting itself once more, Presumably, to a degree, this is true, and further, probably it is also true of the Pacific Coast. We sincerely hope it is true of all parts of our‘land, The unrest and panicky condition of the past has been more the result of business fear than tangible fact. It is also true, probably, that the surreptitious demonetization of silver had ay much to do with bringing on the scare as anything. The cause, however, for the suddenness of the change was more on account of a change of the country’s political and fiscal policy than anything else. The business world trembles when such a change is unex pectedly brought about. Importers and dealers on a large scale get the. scare fever. Banks become suddenly paralyzed by scared depositors, Capitalists refuse loans, and everybody begins to poke their dollars down stocking legs instead of putting them into trade circulation, Upon this hypotheses we conclude that the effect of the late Republican majorities in nearly all elections is now being realized in general better times. This is not because the Republican policy.is best but because it is the safest for the country in its protective features and known tendencies, The other, and all experimental manipulation of tariff matters, is fraught with the danger of producing a panic, Do we want a better object lesson than the immediate past? So far as tariff and all tax and revenue .matters are concerned, without a known and settled: policy there follows danger of shaky times. Now it begins to dawn that settled conditions are rapidly obtaining and hence these glad tidings of better times. It is also probable that ao anticipated change in our money systein has much to do with inspiring confidence, In this follows much reason and consistency. Upon our financial policy depends our true prosperity. The trend of public sentiment now seems to be toward welcoming our better times and permanently establishing a protective tariff and free silver. : _——— — + «@e-o—— WHIsKERS. that are premanturely gray or faded should be colored to prevent the look of age, and. Buckingham's Dye excels al others in coloring brown or black. —+ ee WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER Six Thousand Hogs In Half a Day at Armour’s Works. Cuicaco, August 14.—Armour & Co., are revolutionizing the hog-killing industry at the Stock Yards with improved machinery, They are arranging for a machine with a killing capacity of 6000 hogs in a half day, just twice as many as the house manages to killin a whole day at the present time, Whether the new machine will retire the workmen or a part of the gangs at present the works will be quadrupled, pas «e+ sein A Goop' Arprrire and refreshing sleep at this season indicate a condition of bodily health, These are given by “Hood’s Sarsa~ parilla. It makes pure blood and good health follows, Hoop’s Pius are purely vegetable, harm ipe. + +e > as A BIG STRIKE, Fourteen Thousands Garment Makers In New York Quit Today. New York, August -14,—Foarteen thousand garments makers struck today and over 5000 others were compelled to stop work in consequence, Fully 20,000 men are expected out before the strike is over, ployers to recognize. the union: + +@e + When They’re Rebeliious and Shirk Duty. Don’t attempt to overcome inactivity of the kidneys with fiery, unmedicated alcoholic stimulants, Use instead Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, in which the spirituous basis only serve as a vehicle for the superb botanic medicinal principles blended with and held in perfect solution by it. Just the right degree of impetus, and no more, is given to the kidneys and bladder by this estimable tonic, stimulant and corrective, which expels through those channels the impurities that give rise to rheumatism, dropsy and gravel, dnd remedies that crronictnae= tion of the organs which otherwise must terminate in Bright’s disease, diabetes or some other formidable renal malady. An incomparable remedy is the Bitters also for constipation, drveeeela, liver complaint, rheumatism, malaria’ and nervousness. Promote appetite and sleep with it, — eee o— Marvelous Results. From a letter written by Rev. J, Cunderman, of Dimondale, Mich., we are porminnes to make this extract: ‘'l have no hesitation as tho results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia eucceeding LaGrippe. Terrible paroxysms-of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not eurvive them, A friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery; it was quick in its work and highly satieiactory in results.’’ Trial bottles {ree at Curr Bros, Drag Store. Regular size 0c and $1, 00. Ne nn a ee Havu’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer has restored gray hair to its original © evlor and prevented baldness in thousands of cases. It will do se to you> Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice tended to, vatarch to be a constitutional treatment, pepsia, Liver or kidney troyble it excels, Guide may obtain the same at Carr Bros, drug and stationery store. The price is $2.50 per volume. j2otf Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size Contains twenty-five doses only 25c. THE LATE PANIC, —os What Terrible. Ravages It Has Worked on the Nerve Forces of Men. wrecked, A leading physician of San Franlecture was calm, deliberate and’ truthful. Said he: ‘The war is over, the financial the ive-bound lands of Maine. No one can realize the fearful strain this calamity has been‘on men’s ‘nerves, We only know it by comparison. Read the newspapers— daily —you will see of horrible murders, fearful robberies, dreadful hold-ups of trains and all those misdeeds which are the, result of impaired brain forces, “No man . . unless he be mentally unbalanced, will risk his lite fora few dollars, Men in the “heat of passsion often kill each other, in order that the heat of passion may be reached the unfortunate must be physically unable to control his feelings. All strong are able todo so, It is true this terrible panic which has kept all men thinking as to their future, makes us pause. There can be no better way of recuperating, of building up the name of ‘‘Cupidene.” It is a solvent remedy prepared from the vegetable ingre derful remedy is prepared in San Francisco under the special supervision of a well~ known and scientific man. THERE is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable, Science has proven Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F, J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market, It is taken internally in ddses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of thé system, They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonial, Address, . BF. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O, 4@ > old by Druggists, 75c, Ps eee = DISTRICT, Allison Ranch. . , Birchville, , its Bear River, Many men are now almost shattered, Bear = Valley : ° Blue Tent... Clear Creek.~. Columbia Hill. Forest Springs. war, and its victims are strewn all over the. French Corral land, from the shores of the Golden Gate to. Graniteville. . Greeley. i. Grass Valley. . do do do do do do do do do do do do do — do do do do do do do do cheavy. drinkers and men who have over inhes ca Se ee dulged, or by excess have exhausted their Gig eS vitality find in ‘‘Cupidene” the exact rem— do edy for which the system craves, Carr sai 3ros. are the sole ageuts for ‘‘Cupidene” in da Nevada City, =. Se a Oe eee do . do do North San Juan. ‘G2 do do North Star, Oakland, . do Pleasant Ridge,. . Pleasant Valley. Rough and E Relief Hill, , Spenceyilie. .,., Sebastopol. . Sweetland Truckee . , do do Union Hill. Washington,.,.,., Willow. Valley. . , Mrs. T. 8S, Hawkts,-’ Chattanooga, . Wolf.... . Tenn,, says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘sAavED MY Lire.’ I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dys. G . G. Miss Emma Ferguson . G Miss Jennie D, Smith . G/F, M. Rutherford Directory of the Public Schools of Nevada County, Cal. = FOR 1895-6. GRADE, TEACHER, . G. Miss Nellie Rogers 'G Miss Maria W, Allen . . G; Miss Lou Hennessy . . G Miss Alice Couper G Miss Ina Cooper : B0gh . @ Miss Louise Pearce cisco chanced into the corridors of the Central,.. «P. Migs Maggie Gillespie Palace Hotel and delivered a two-minute . Chalk Bluff. . "le John Henners . lecture on the effects of the panic, which . Cherokee ...., . G Miss Aggie O'Connell . P Mise Julia Fitzgerald GM. J. Brock iG D. T, Donovan . . G Thomas Maguire — . G Clyde Gibson .1Q'Mra, JH, Austin . @. Hamilton Wallace . G Allyn O, Taylor . G@ Miss Carrie J. Swyney . (GJ. 8, Hennessy .{G/Miss Fannie Doom R. J. Fitzgerald . .1GiW. As Sleep .'Q/ Miss Minnie Rosevear G Miss Annie F. Conlin . G. Miss Julia Dahl . . G. Misa Grace Everett .-. P. Miss Maggie Keleher . P. Miss Gertrude Brown . P Miss Belle Temby ./P. Miss Fannie Stokes mS . P Miss Nellie Nevin . P. Miss Sadie Clanuson . P. Misa>A nes Curtis P. Miss Eliza Thomas ne ip Mias Ada Deacon f . P/Miss Florence Barr the nerve forces, than by the use of that] Indian Blatic. 2%; wonderful remedy which we all know under . Indian Springs, Tron Mountain. . Kentucky Flat. . Liberty Hill. ., dients which haye been gathered and se-. Lime Kiln. lected from the entire world, This won-. Montezuma. Maybert.., Maguolia.,.. Mariposa,., ‘‘Cupidene” . Mooney Flat cures nervous disurders. Smokers, chewers, . Moore’s Flat. . Y . G@ Miss Maggie O’Connell . GQ/Miss Emma Dedman iP Miss Mamie Sanford (G Miss Maggie Conroy \G. Miss Nettie Hackley _/P. Richard Rowe . P. Robert’ Hughes . P}Miss Tda Hitchcock \G. Miss Liazie Conlin P. Miss Tillie Stevens \Q'\James Driscoll . . G) Arthur O'Connor GiJ. G. O'Neill GiJ. M, Hussey GJ. W. Reese . . G) Miss Sallie Macauley G . Miss Mary Hook G/ Miss Lizzie Keenen G Miss Lillie White G. Miss Maggie Hutchinso _. P/ Mra, KS, Hathaway . . P/Mre. L. A. White P. Miss Gertrude, Adair G/Miss Smith t P. Miss Lucy Tyrrell North Bloomfield. .°G/F, L. Arbogast \P/ Miss Julia Hook P. Misa Lottie M, Stanley . G. Frank Power P. Miss Addie Stenger [P. Mise Lizaie Nichole y GQ Miss Bessie Cassic Ready. G. Mise Jennie Adair Ia Miss Nettie Campbell G. Robert McKelvy iP. Miss Celia Lewison P. Miss Lizzie Danforth . (Gi Jas, McGuire . G. Miss Iva Stenger iG. Miss Gertrude Goyne . P. Miss MaryfRuseell . POSTOFFICE, \Grasa Valley [French Corrat CLERK. Eugene Field Jas, A. Tackitt Robert Scanlon \Colfax James Rose . Emigrant Gap Peter Arbogast . Nevada City Gee. L. Curnow . Booa J. N. Ivey (Grass Valley A. G. Chew 'You Bet John Brophy . North San Juan E. B. Odell Grass Valley P. H. Bropliy North Columbia P. P. Pingree . Grass Valley D. W. Echman French Corral E. Poage \Graniteville John Hymes 'Spenceville John R, Tyrrell Grass Valley ~~ do ' do : do do do } do do . See * do do P= ae do : 4 do do . do do i do do do do ' do do do do ilo do : do do do do do do do do do do do do . do do } do do . do Willis Green . Nevada City T. F. Van Slyke {Grass Valley [Levi Sanford =* Ed. Smith Nevada City ‘Frank Maguire Lowell Hill J. A. Cunningham . (Grass Valle J, J. Hughes North San Juan \M. A, Baugh May bert . H, M, Bayne Clipper Gap ‘T. J. Cunningham /. Grass Valley H. W. R, Crouch . Smarteville ‘D, Conley, Moore's Flat L. S. Calkins Nevada (City do . da do do do do do do do ~ do do do mn . do ] do do . do do . do do } do ag eB A do KE. Northup . T, O, McGagin do North San Juan North Bloomfield do John Rogers Grass Valloy Henry Odgers Nevada City do do George Hodkins Wolf William Glover Anthony House C. GQ. Single Rough and Ready H. P, Laraon Relief Hill W. EK, Glise Wheatland Geo. McCullough. {North San Juan Joho Prior Sweetland C. F, McGlashan = /Fruckee =. do do do do Augustine Ducotey . (rass Valley M. M. Cole Washington J. J. Lyons Nevada City M.C. Bobo . Wolf W. J. ROGERS, County Superintendent of Schools, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, + OeSecure-a Directory. _— + -+@e's —— SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, est ofall in leavening strength.’ United States Government Food Report. ia recommending Dr. King’s New Discovery, . . refunded, Bucklen’s The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever ee : , . Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Parties wishing copies. of Poingdestre’s . Qorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively Nevada County Directory.and Business . oures Piles, or no pay required, ‘It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money Price 25 centa per box.’ For ale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, = DO en Sittings Rev, Annie Wilder, M. D., will give aittings in her room at the! Union Hotel daily. Don’t fail to visit-her this, week, Arnica Salve. This Week. al3lw POWDER Absolutely Fure. ‘A cream of tartar baking powder, HighLatest Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N, Y, = Teams Want To Haul Lumber 4 From the Nevada City Depot to Purdon’s Bridge. Apply to E. J, de S Valley, or to Alf. Tregidgo Nevada City. a, Grass o Me < E Want a Suit ? * Want One That Fits ? i S32 Ne NLM SEINE Me ie ASAP AS AS AS AP AS AS. AS ax 3K TRUK aK TAS SAS AEA a Me ce N) where to go, MORRISON N We Make ’Em Out of as fine a line of the very latest goods made, Costs no more than you are paying for ill-fitting, inferior stuff, if you know Is now at work in hia new shop, on Broad Street, two doors below National Hotel. Every Piece a-‘Novelty.Lumber tustic, Flooring and Finishing Lumber, City. All orders filled from the mill, S20 PER THOUSAND. For large orders the prices will be STILL LOWER, umber delivered at any reasonable distance from town. yard, on the lower Grags Valley road, or at Shurtleff & Son’s From now on I am prepared to sell. good building lumber at‘ 5 . $153 PER THOUSAND FEET. Orders may be ‘left at the , Plaza Store, in Nevada ALICE woss. PFTY ANTS A WERK ‘Adve rtisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 60 Cents & week or§2a month, Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Sins amonth. Payable invariably in advance. . For Sale, House snd lot and ten acres of land on Long street, near the depot, is offered for sale cheap. Knquire‘at this office, alblw Who Wants Coin ? Money to loan in suma of $100 and upwards on good real estate security, Apply at this office, al3lw Lot For Sale. A nice lot on Sacramento street, facing Prospect Hill, is offered for sale. Apply to Joseph Martin, al3iw Situation Wanted. A young girl who can assist in light house work and attend children wishes a position, Enquire at this office, al2ilw Avoid Priction. To be happy avoid friction, Lubricating oil will keep the household machinery running smoothly and softly. Mluminating oil such as G. B, Johnson sells will throw light on any object or subject, Leave orders at Chronicle office, below National Hotel. a tnt eesti Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery, High-grade work at popular prices catches ’em. aS-tf Draying and Express, Richard Tremaine is prepared to do light and heavy hauling, and will give prompt attention to all orders, Terms reasonable. Leave orders at Schmidt Bros.’ cigar store, Pine street, b “ al-tt New Restaurant. Miss C. Vix has opened a restaurant ‘and bakery on Broad street, opposite the Citizens Bank,’and will serve steaks, chops, ham and eggs, aid oysters at all hours, Also, ice-cream, , mila eT Dancing in the Grove. Prof. Michell and A, J. Ragon will give a soiree at Ragon’s Grove every Friday evening, Good music in attendance. Admission at the gate—Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, -25 cents, jy20-tf = Horses For Sale. We have-at Glenbrook Park and the Sutton ranch’a lot of fine horses, single and double, well broken, which will be sold ' gheap, U5) Lying & CLanxs. JUST IN! STANLEY SHIRTS, Just the Thing for This Hot Weather. Are You Warm ? If so, we have just got the Underwear that will keep you nice and com. And the price will strike you—only $1.00 Per Suit! Be sure and ask to see our light-weight Summer Suits. FROM $10.00 AND up. fortable. » you have a sweet tooth, i Candies ‘ 4 beat anywhere, FROLBY'S LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. . DROP IN \ And try my FRENCH NOUGAT. y \ choice and so will you when you taste it, If t will appeal to it; if you haven’t, it will create one for you, called Inxuries ; if this FRENCE NOUGA Ris not a luxury of luxuries, noths ing in Confectionery ever was and nothing in Confectionery ever will be, We are the only manufacturers of French Nougat outside of Sacramento, It can’t be All This to Be Had —AT THE— =OLD didi line. RELIABLE. (CLOTHING :: EMPORIUM, And anything. else _ yOu may want in our —. § a M. M. BARUH, _ MANAGER, ' ' i oo PAAAALAAAAAALAAAAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAMAAAAAD AMAA AL ee Agtretrvirsereeservererseevereerernereevernereerersernererne < S 2g = ten 4 BL Z o WOLP, os The Gash Grocer, AT HIS NEW STORE On Commercial Street, ON AND AFTER AUGUST 42, 1896, *s>et26e 6 @ Call Around and Examine Our Ine Stock of Fancy Groceries. =s22023 @ 2 All our Goods will be New-and Our Price Lower than ever, A. B. WOLF,. Colley Building, Commercial Street. MAMAS ddd is ON MIU CUIOCUTECUVeCTeecrecrrerrye treet Wbbddidd f THROW. YOUR 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70, = ; 100 Ibs Middlings, $1.10.555" 100 Ibs Bran, $1 00, Hams, 12 1-2 cts, per pound.i2 cans M 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. ‘Rolled Barley $1.00 per 100 lbs %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25c. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 per bottle. : Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. Bryant’s Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. [Commercial Street, near Pine, =.OVER THIS LIST. ackerel, $1.00 8 cans Clams, $1.00. 10 1~-Ib. Cans Salmon $1.00, Hires 3 for §0 cts, JJ ACKSON Nevada City, Cal, ¢

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT TIMES ARE IMPROVING DAILY. ja (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) i f Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Eveuings Daily Except! undays and Tegal Holidays, SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When j Paid in Advance for a Full Year. 4 “ ‘ation LocAL Reaping Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Fiye Cents a Lifie Kach Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appli‘THURSDAY.. .s AUGUST 15, 1895, Telephone No. 4. GETTING READY. Sacramento Preparing For Its Electrical Carnival and Native Sons Celebration: SacraMeEnto, Cal., August 14.—Signs of preparations for the electric carnival and " the Native Sons celebration, which have been going on for some time, begins to be noticeable on the streets, Bicycles, coat lapels, private lamps and show windows are q beginning to be decorated, and most of the * : Sacramento young ladies are engaged in . . 3 making carnival buttons, or trimming hats ish ; with carnival colors, Many contracts have 5) been let bythe Executive Committee for arches, illuminated with incandescent lamps, \a to be suspended over the streets. The dome of the Capitol building is being wiFed and when finished will -bear 2600 lamps, 1000 5 more than displayed on the electric tower of ee the Midwinter Fair, The chief attraction will be*the electric floats, for which severel designs have already been decided upon and many more are under consideration. Chief among the stationary pieces are: The American flag; an arch bearing the Words, ‘‘Welcome—New Sacramento— Progress, ”’; an arch bearing the names of Frauklin, Morse and Faraday; an immense horseshoe ‘composed of approximately 300 lamps, In auldition there will be a great many private displays by business houses, The Executive Committee will meet the City Trustees tomorrow, when ‘it is thought arrangements will be made to wire all municipal . buildings. The city is full of Native Sons delegates preparing quarters and perfecting arrangements for the great events, 1€, _ + Oe + Diy Try it, snsies + 0@e + sai No: More. Drawbacks. Heretofore when’ a passenger failed to buy ductor ten cents in addition to the regular of or in excess of that amount. The conductor would give the passenger a check, which upon presentation at any ticket ofextra amount paid to the conductor. Hereextra if he fails to purchase a ticket from the ticket agent, but will not receive any of the reasons for the change is on account from belated travelers, and then take them circulating medium, + +@e+ The Great Wallace Circus. The Yreka Jouriial says: Early Sunday in Yreka, the train being the largest aud ly heaviest ever brought over the Yreka railroad, it taking three large engines from the + Southern Pacific line; besides the Yreka engine, to get it over the grade between this place and Montague. A large crowd had BE gathered at the depot to witness the intereating performance of unloading the cars. The performance on Monday #fternoon was one of the very best ever witnessed by resi% dents of this county. The great tent cov— ered several acres and was crowded to its r fullest capacity, The clowns were full of new jokes, and the menagerie contained a fine collection of animals. The horses ‘ looked fine and are kept in good order by being well fed and cared for. The wagons seemed quite new, and the cars bringing = them are also new and built especially for ‘them. It is all a new outfit made up for a tour of the Pacific Coast, and thence east ward again by the southern route overland, 6 . Awarded . Highest Honors—World’s Fair, i Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. y BAKING POWDER _ Most Perfect Made, 40 Years the Standard. Ayerr’s Ague Qure never fails to neutra‘lize the poisons of malaria, and eradicate them from the system, This prepration is purely vegetable, contains’ no harmful ingredients, and, if taken according to direc~ tions, is warranted to cure fever and ague, The Southern.Pacifie Company have discontinued the use of ‘drawback checks.” a ticket he was required to pay the confare, when the same was less that one dollar, and ten per cent. on a one dollar fare at work is not known, but the capacity of lice, would entitle him to a rebate of the after the passenger will be required to pay rebate. The Record-Union says that one D8 4 F less, effective, do not paiu or gr of the use to which the drawback checks \ have been put, In some localities paloonkeepers accept them in payment for drinks to the ticket agent and. get them cashed, ‘This is objectionable to the company, which did not issue the checks to be used as a morning the great Wallace circus arrived The strike was caused by a_refusal-of—em— pRlces . to any part of th: city. Orders left at the . office on the Plaza will be promptly atSuch Is the General Opinion in the East “orm and Western States Alike, For several months, it is said, times in the East have been improving, wages increasing, trade reviving, labor extending, and business confidence rapidly asserting itself once more, Presumably, to a degree, this is true, and further, probably it is also true of the Pacific Coast. We sincerely hope it is true of all parts of our‘land, The unrest and panicky condition of the past has been more the result of business fear than tangible fact. It is also true, probably, that the surreptitious demonetization of silver had ay much to do with bringing on the scare as anything. The cause, however, for the suddenness of the change was more on account of a change of the country’s political and fiscal policy than anything else. The business world trembles when such a change is unex pectedly brought about. Importers and dealers on a large scale get the. scare fever. Banks become suddenly paralyzed by scared depositors, Capitalists refuse loans, and everybody begins to poke their dollars down stocking legs instead of putting them into trade circulation, Upon this hypotheses we conclude that the effect of the late Republican majorities in nearly all elections is now being realized in general better times. This is not because the Republican policy.is best but because it is the safest for the country in its protective features and known tendencies, The other, and all experimental manipulation of tariff matters, is fraught with the danger of producing a panic, Do we want a better object lesson than the immediate past? So far as tariff and all tax and revenue .matters are concerned, without a known and settled: policy there follows danger of shaky times. Now it begins to dawn that settled conditions are rapidly obtaining and hence these glad tidings of better times. It is also probable that ao anticipated change in our money systein has much to do with inspiring confidence, In this follows much reason and consistency. Upon our financial policy depends our true prosperity. The trend of public sentiment now seems to be toward welcoming our better times and permanently establishing a protective tariff and free silver. : _——— — + «@e-o—— WHIsKERS. that are premanturely gray or faded should be colored to prevent the look of age, and. Buckingham's Dye excels al others in coloring brown or black. —+ ee WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER Six Thousand Hogs In Half a Day at Armour’s Works. Cuicaco, August 14.—Armour & Co., are revolutionizing the hog-killing industry at the Stock Yards with improved machinery, They are arranging for a machine with a killing capacity of 6000 hogs in a half day, just twice as many as the house manages to killin a whole day at the present time, Whether the new machine will retire the workmen or a part of the gangs at present the works will be quadrupled, pas «e+ sein A Goop' Arprrire and refreshing sleep at this season indicate a condition of bodily health, These are given by “Hood’s Sarsa~ parilla. It makes pure blood and good health follows, Hoop’s Pius are purely vegetable, harm ipe. + +e > as A BIG STRIKE, Fourteen Thousands Garment Makers In New York Quit Today. New York, August -14,—Foarteen thousand garments makers struck today and over 5000 others were compelled to stop work in consequence, Fully 20,000 men are expected out before the strike is over, ployers to recognize. the union: + +@e + When They’re Rebeliious and Shirk Duty. Don’t attempt to overcome inactivity of the kidneys with fiery, unmedicated alcoholic stimulants, Use instead Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, in which the spirituous basis only serve as a vehicle for the superb botanic medicinal principles blended with and held in perfect solution by it. Just the right degree of impetus, and no more, is given to the kidneys and bladder by this estimable tonic, stimulant and corrective, which expels through those channels the impurities that give rise to rheumatism, dropsy and gravel, dnd remedies that crronictnae= tion of the organs which otherwise must terminate in Bright’s disease, diabetes or some other formidable renal malady. An incomparable remedy is the Bitters also for constipation, drveeeela, liver complaint, rheumatism, malaria’ and nervousness. Promote appetite and sleep with it, — eee o— Marvelous Results. From a letter written by Rev. J, Cunderman, of Dimondale, Mich., we are porminnes to make this extract: ‘'l have no hesitation as tho results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia eucceeding LaGrippe. Terrible paroxysms-of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not eurvive them, A friend recommended Dr. King’s New Discovery; it was quick in its work and highly satieiactory in results.’’ Trial bottles {ree at Curr Bros, Drag Store. Regular size 0c and $1, 00. Ne nn a ee Havu’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer has restored gray hair to its original © evlor and prevented baldness in thousands of cases. It will do se to you> Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice tended to, vatarch to be a constitutional treatment, pepsia, Liver or kidney troyble it excels, Guide may obtain the same at Carr Bros, drug and stationery store. The price is $2.50 per volume. j2otf Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size Contains twenty-five doses only 25c. THE LATE PANIC, —os What Terrible. Ravages It Has Worked on the Nerve Forces of Men. wrecked, A leading physician of San Franlecture was calm, deliberate and’ truthful. Said he: ‘The war is over, the financial the ive-bound lands of Maine. No one can realize the fearful strain this calamity has been‘on men’s ‘nerves, We only know it by comparison. Read the newspapers— daily —you will see of horrible murders, fearful robberies, dreadful hold-ups of trains and all those misdeeds which are the, result of impaired brain forces, “No man . . unless he be mentally unbalanced, will risk his lite fora few dollars, Men in the “heat of passsion often kill each other, in order that the heat of passion may be reached the unfortunate must be physically unable to control his feelings. All strong are able todo so, It is true this terrible panic which has kept all men thinking as to their future, makes us pause. There can be no better way of recuperating, of building up the name of ‘‘Cupidene.” It is a solvent remedy prepared from the vegetable ingre derful remedy is prepared in San Francisco under the special supervision of a well~ known and scientific man. THERE is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable, Science has proven Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F, J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market, It is taken internally in ddses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of thé system, They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonial, Address, . BF. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O, 4@ > old by Druggists, 75c, Ps eee = DISTRICT, Allison Ranch.. . , Birchville, , its Bear River, Many men are now almost shattered, Bear = Valley : ° Blue Tent..... Clear Creek..~.. Columbia Hill.. Forest Springs.. war, and its victims are strewn all over the. French Corral land, from the shores of the Golden Gate to. Graniteville.. .. Greeley.. i.. Grass Valley.. . do do do do do do do do do do do do do — do do do do do do do do cheavy. drinkers and men who have over inhes ca Se ee dulged, or by excess have exhausted their Gig eS vitality find in ‘‘Cupidene” the exact rem— do edy for which the system craves, Carr sai 3ros. are the sole ageuts for ‘‘Cupidene” in da Nevada City, =. Se a Oe eee do . do do North San Juan. ‘G2 do do North Star, Oakland, . do Pleasant Ridge,. . Pleasant Valley.. Rough and E Relief Hill, , Spenceyilie. .,., Sebastopol. . Sweetland Truckee . , do do Union Hill.. Washington,.,.,., Willow. Valley. . , Mrs. T. 8S, Hawkts,-’ Chattanooga, . Wolf....... . Tenn,, says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘sAavED MY Lire.’ I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dys. G .. G. Miss Emma Ferguson . G Miss Jennie D, Smith . G/F, M. Rutherford Directory of the Public Schools of Nevada County, Cal. = FOR 1895-6. GRADE, TEACHER, . G. Miss Nellie Rogers 'G Miss Maria W, Allen . . G; Miss Lou Hennessy . . G Miss Alice Couper G Miss Ina Cooper : B0gh .. @ Miss Louise Pearce cisco chanced into the corridors of the Central,... «P. Migs Maggie Gillespie Palace Hotel and delivered a two-minute . Chalk Bluff.. . "le John Henners . lecture on the effects of the panic, which . Cherokee ......., . G Miss Aggie O'Connell . P Mise Julia Fitzgerald GM. J. Brock iG D. T, Donovan . . G Thomas Maguire — . G Clyde Gibson .1Q'Mra, JH, Austin .. @. Hamilton Wallace . G Allyn O, Taylor .. G@ Miss Carrie J. Swyney . (GJ. 8, Hennessy ..{G/Miss Fannie Doom R. J. Fitzgerald . .1GiW. As Sleep .'Q/ Miss Minnie Rosevear

G Miss Annie F. Conlin . G. Miss Julia Dahl . . G. Misa Grace Everett .-. P. Miss Maggie Keleher .. P. Miss Gertrude Brown .. P Miss Belle Temby ../P. Miss Fannie Stokes mS . P Miss Nellie Nevin .. P. Miss Sadie Clanuson . P. Misa>A nes Curtis P. Miss Eliza Thomas ne ip Mias Ada Deacon f .. P/Miss Florence Barr the nerve forces, than by the use of that] Indian Blatic. 2%; wonderful remedy which we all know under . Indian Springs, Tron Mountain.. . Kentucky Flat.. . Liberty Hill.. ., dients which haye been gathered and se-. Lime Kiln. lected from the entire world, This won-. Montezuma. Maybert..., Maguolia.,... Mariposa,.., ‘‘Cupidene” . Mooney Flat cures nervous disurders. Smokers, chewers, . Moore’s Flat.. . Y . G@ Miss Maggie O’Connell . GQ/Miss Emma Dedman iP Miss Mamie Sanford (G Miss Maggie Conroy \G. Miss Nettie Hackley _/P. Richard Rowe . P. Robert’ Hughes .. P}Miss Tda Hitchcock \G. Miss Liazie Conlin P. Miss Tillie Stevens \Q'\James Driscoll . . G) Arthur O'Connor GiJ. G. O'Neill GiJ. M, Hussey GJ. W. Reese . . G) Miss Sallie Macauley G . Miss Mary Hook G/ Miss Lizzie Keenen G Miss Lillie White G. Miss Maggie Hutchinso _. P/ Mra, KS, Hathaway . . P/Mre. L. A. White P. Miss Gertrude, Adair G/Miss Smith t P. Miss Lucy Tyrrell North Bloomfield. ..°G/F, L. Arbogast \P/ Miss Julia Hook P. Misa Lottie M, Stanley . G. Frank Power P. Miss Addie Stenger [P. Mise Lizaie Nichole y GQ Miss Bessie Cassic Ready.. G. Mise Jennie Adair Ia Miss Nettie Campbell G. Robert McKelvy iP. Miss Celia Lewison P. Miss Lizzie Danforth . (Gi Jas, McGuire . G. Miss Iva Stenger iG. Miss Gertrude Goyne . P. Miss MaryfRuseell . POSTOFFICE, \Grasa Valley [French Corrat CLERK. Eugene Field Jas, A. Tackitt Robert Scanlon \Colfax James Rose . Emigrant Gap Peter Arbogast . Nevada City Gee. L. Curnow . Booa J. N. Ivey (Grass Valley A. G. Chew 'You Bet John Brophy . North San Juan E. B. Odell Grass Valley P. H. Bropliy North Columbia P. P. Pingree . Grass Valley D. W. Echman French Corral E. Poage \Graniteville John Hymes 'Spenceville John R, Tyrrell Grass Valley ~~ do ' do : do do do } do do . See * do do P= ae do : 4 do do . do do i do do do do ' do do do do ilo do : do do do do do do do do do do do do . do do } do do . do Willis Green . Nevada City T. F. Van Slyke {Grass Valley [Levi Sanford =* Ed. Smith Nevada City ‘Frank Maguire Lowell Hill J. A. Cunningham . (Grass Valle J, J. Hughes North San Juan \M. A, Baugh May bert . H, M, Bayne Clipper Gap ‘T. J. Cunningham /. Grass Valley H. W. R, Crouch . Smarteville ‘D, Conley, Moore's Flat L. S. Calkins Nevada (City do . da do do do do do do do ~ do do do mn . do ] do do . do do . do do } do ag eB A do KE. Northup . T, O, McGagin do North San Juan North Bloomfield do John Rogers Grass Valloy Henry Odgers Nevada City do do George Hodkins Wolf William Glover Anthony House C. GQ. Single Rough and Ready H. P, Laraon Relief Hill W. EK, Glise Wheatland Geo. McCullough. {North San Juan Joho Prior Sweetland C. F, McGlashan = /Fruckee =. do do do do Augustine Ducotey . (rass Valley M. M. Cole Washington J. J. Lyons Nevada City M.C. Bobo . Wolf W. J. ROGERS, County Superintendent of Schools, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, + OeSecure-a Directory. _— + -+@e's —— SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, est ofall in leavening strength.’ United States Government Food Report. ia recommending Dr. King’s New Discovery, . . refunded, Bucklen’s The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever ee : , . Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Parties wishing copies. of Poingdestre’s . Qorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively Nevada County Directory.and Business . oures Piles, or no pay required, ‘It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money Price 25 centa per box.’ For ale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, = DO en Sittings Rev, Annie Wilder, M. D., will give aittings in her room at the! Union Hotel daily. Don’t fail to visit-her this, week, Arnica Salve. This Week. al3lw POWDER Absolutely Fure. ‘A cream of tartar baking powder, HighLatest Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N, Y, = Teams Want To Haul Lumber 4 From the Nevada City Depot to Purdon’s Bridge. Apply to E. J, de S Valley, or to Alf. Tregidgo Nevada City. a, Grass o Me < E Want a Suit ? * Want One That Fits ? i S32 Ne NLM SEINE Me ie ASAP AS AS AS AP AS AS. AS ax 3K TRUK aK TAS SAS AEA a Me ce N) where to go, MORRISON N We Make ’Em Out of as fine a line of the very latest goods made, Costs no more than you are paying for ill-fitting, inferior stuff, if you know Is now at work in hia new shop, on Broad Street, two doors below National Hotel. Every Piece a-‘Novelty.Lumber tustic, Flooring and Finishing Lumber, City. All orders filled from the mill, S20 PER THOUSAND. For large orders the prices will be STILL LOWER, umber delivered at any reasonable distance from town. yard, on the lower Grags Valley road, or at Shurtleff & Son’s From now on I am prepared to sell. good building lumber at‘ 5 . $153 PER THOUSAND FEET. Orders may be ‘left at the , Plaza Store, in Nevada ALICE woss. PFTY ANTS A WERK ‘Adve rtisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 60 Cents & week or§2a month, Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Sins amonth. Payable invariably in advance. . For Sale, House snd lot and ten acres of land on Long street, near the depot, is offered for sale cheap. Knquire‘at this office, alblw Who Wants Coin ? Money to loan in suma of $100 and upwards on good real estate security, Apply at this office, al3lw Lot For Sale. A nice lot on Sacramento street, facing Prospect Hill, is offered for sale. Apply to Joseph Martin, al3iw Situation Wanted. A young girl who can assist in light house work and attend children wishes a position, Enquire at this office, al2ilw Avoid Priction. To be happy avoid friction, Lubricating oil will keep the household machinery running smoothly and softly. Mluminating oil such as G. B, Johnson sells will throw light on any object or subject, Leave orders at Chronicle office, below National Hotel. a tnt eesti Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery, High-grade work at popular prices catches ’em. aS-tf Draying and Express, Richard Tremaine is prepared to do light and heavy hauling, and will give prompt attention to all orders, Terms reasonable. Leave orders at Schmidt Bros.’ cigar store, Pine street, b “ al-tt New Restaurant. Miss C. Vix has opened a restaurant ‘and bakery on Broad street, opposite the Citizens Bank,’and will serve steaks, chops, ham and eggs, aid oysters at all hours, Also, ice-cream, , mila eT Dancing in the Grove. Prof. Michell and A, J. Ragon will give a soiree at Ragon’s Grove every Friday evening, Good music in attendance. Admission at the gate—Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, -25 cents, jy20-tf = Horses For Sale. We have-at Glenbrook Park and the Sutton ranch’a lot of fine horses, single and double, well broken, which will be sold ' gheap, U5) Lying & CLanxs. JUST IN! STANLEY SHIRTS, Just the Thing for This Hot Weather. Are You Warm ? If so, we have just got the Underwear that will keep you nice and com. And the price will strike you—only $1.00 Per Suit! Be sure and ask to see our light-weight Summer Suits. FROM $10.00 AND up. fortable. » you have a sweet tooth, i Candies ‘ 4 beat anywhere, FROLBY'S LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. . DROP IN \ And try my FRENCH NOUGAT. y \ choice and so will you when you taste it, If t will appeal to it; if you haven’t, it will create one for you, called Inxuries ; if this FRENCE NOUGA Ris not a luxury of luxuries, noths ing in Confectionery ever was and nothing in Confectionery ever will be, We are the only manufacturers of French Nougat outside of Sacramento, It can’t be All This to Be Had —AT THE— =OLD didi line. RELIABLE. (CLOTHING :: EMPORIUM, And anything. else _ yOu may want in our —.. § a M. M. BARUH, _ MANAGER, ' ' i oo PAAAALAAAAAALAAAAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAMAAAAAD AMAA AL ee Agtretrvirsereeservererseevereerernereevernereerersernererne < S 2g = ten 4 BL Z o WOLP, os The Gash Grocer, AT HIS NEW STORE On Commercial Street, ON AND AFTER AUGUST 42, 1896, *s>et26e 6 @ Call Around and Examine Our Ine Stock of Fancy Groceries. =s22023 @ 2 All our Goods will be New-and Our Price Lower than ever, A. B. WOLF,. Colley Building, Commercial Street. MAMAS ddd is ON MIU CUIOCUTECUVeCTeecrecrrerrye treet Wbbddidd f THROW. YOUR 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70, = ; 100 Ibs Middlings, $1.10.555" 100 Ibs Bran, $1 00, Hams, 12 1-2 cts, per pound.i2 cans M 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. ‘Rolled Barley $1.00 per 100 lbs %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25c. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 per bottle. : Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. Bryant’s Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. [Commercial Street, near Pine, =.OVER THIS LIST. ackerel, $1.00 8 cans Clams, $1.00. 10 1~-Ib. Cans Salmon $1.00, Hires 3 for §0 cts, JJ ACKSON Nevada City, Cal, ¢