August 17, 1895 (4 pages)

Brae & iiciieisieeemmer caeees ? 5 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. _ SATURDAY. ..AUGUST 17, 1895. x BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. " PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks, Doings and Intentions. W. Cohn of Spenceville is in town. G. W. Adams of Sheridan is in°town. B. O. Connor of Colusa is in.town. G. A. Hoffman of San Francisco is here. £ A.C, Barrio of San Francisco is here on business. Ed Harty of Woodville came in, on. the train last night, ; Prof. Bernard, an optician of San Francisco, is in town, P. 8. Waldron came down from Graniteville today an his way to Sacramento. A. Courtland of Forbestown arrived here last night. : H. M. Roberts arrived here last evening from Alaska. Harry Babcock and Chas. Pecor returned yesterday from Bowman’s Dam. Alf Tregidgo left last night for San Francisco on business, : : George Bailey returned yesterday from Campbell Springs. Manuel Oliver, formerly of this city, arrived here last night. , Thos. Kidd and family will leave tomorrow for San Jose. His son Thomas preceded 'them, going today, Mrs, Benjamin McCormack will go t San Jose Tuesday, where she wil! enter thi State Normal School. ene ee . jiey. A son and three daughters survive BY TELEPHONE. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to ' 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Mrs, Emeritt S. Lewis, relict of the late S. G. Lewis, founder of the Grass Valley Tidings, died at 4:30 o'clock this morning, at ber home several miles below Grass Valher, viz: Albert Lewis, Mra. D. 8. Coflin, Mrs. M. P. Stone and Mrs, Hugh J., Baldwin. Mrs. Lewis had-been—a—resident of Grass Valley and vicinity for twenty years. Young Edgington, who was accidentally shot in the foot about a week ago, has not been getting along very well, and today the attending physician fonnd it necessary to take off the last two toes of the injured foot. ° Yesterday a man named Eddy, who had a gradge against Charles Brockington, Superintendent of the Orleans mine, and who bad threatened to shout the latter, stationed himself at Brockington’s gate, armed with a shotgun, and waited for the Superintendent to come out. Brockington learned of his presence and telephoned ‘up town for an Two officers started for the place designated and officer to come and. arrest Eddy. met Eddy, who had just left the place, They placed him under arrest and took the gun away. He was taken before _a Justice of the Peace, and soon afterwards BrockingWhile the proceedings were going on Eddy suddenly ton came into the court room. made arush at Brockington, but the latter quickly drew his pistol, which ‘demonstration caused Eddy to stop. Brockington was promptly arrested. This morning Eddy was ordered to give bonds in the sum of $3,000 to keep the peace. If he fails to secure bondsmen he will have to go tu the county jail for six months. tainment. The acts of the Japs, the slackwire performance and trick riding and skat~ Lhe manner of conducting tlie Wallace through political strife, she sought # home in America with her daughter, a noted proing furnished continual amusement. The en. fessional pianist. When she had lived here ? Sarsa‘ tertainment ended by a series of races that } about twenty years it was my please to ; oOo S ill Fi were decidedly exciting. : become acquainted with her and’ the counF . tess, The old marquise, with the brilliant _ WEATHER. FORECAST. —Rarthquakes and Auroras. St. JoserH, Mo., August 15.—Foster’s last bulletin’ gave forecasts of the storm waves to cross the continent about August 16th to 20th, and the next will reach the Pacific Coast about August 21st and cross the western mountaim close of the 23d, country by the This disturbance will be unusually severe in'and west: of the Rocky mountains, and the cool wave following will vause killing frosts in the upper Missouri, upper Miasissippi and Red River of the North valleys, The warm wave will. cross the west. of the Rocky country about August 2lst, the great central valleys about August 23d and the Eastern States about the 25th. The cool wave will cross the west of the Rocky country about August 24th, the great central valleys about August 26th and the Easterm'States about August 25th. Within a few days of August. 29th, September 17th, October 16th and November 13th severe earthquake shocks may be expected. Near August 22nd, September 18th, October 1th and Novemb>r 12th brilliant auroras will probably be observed, In my next bulletin dated August 24th, will bs given detailed forecast of temperature, rainfall, storm waves, severe storms and frosts for September. The calcula tions have been carefully revised, and 1 expect 85 per-cent. of them to prove correct, September is the important month preparatory to sowing small grain, and a correct forecast of the weather will be. very valuable. The weather of the coming September and of April-and.May, 1896, will very largely determine the 1826 crop of fall sown small grain, and I.am prepared to give . avery accurate forecast of the weather for these three months. ——— omen an Ayer’s Ague Cure never fails to neutralize the poisons of malaria, and eradicate them from the system, This prepratidn is purely vegetable, contains no harmful ingredients, and, if taken according to directions, is warranted to cure fever and ague. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Severe Storms and Cold Waves Predicted! Summarized Mention of Minor. Home Happenings, The Nevada City Brass Band will givea concert at the Union Hotel this evening. Houses do not remain vacant very long. As soon as one family moves out there is usually another ready to move in, Colin Harry is having’ his dwelling house on Piety Hill raised and generally overhauled and repaired. Miss Annie Coan today moved her gtock into the buiding lately occupied by A. B. Wolf, E. A. Moore has rented the house formerly occupied by Thomas Kidd and family, on Broad street, two doors below the fire house. : In the Superior Court today in the estate of Henry Smith, deceased, an order was made fixing time for hearing petition for order setting apart estate for widow. Fruit is being brought to this market quite lively now, and most of it meets with a ready sale. Strawberries finer than any offered here earlier in the season were on sale a few days ago, The owners of the Miners Foundry, seeing the danger of blasting iron on their lot, will make arrangements for having it done where there is little chance of any'one being hurt. A merry-go-round arrived here yesterday, and the owners found some difficulty in securing a suitable place to put it up. They finally rented the Stover lot, at the foot of Broad street, and the machine is now ready for business, Weisenburger & Coffey returned yesterday from-North Bloomfield, where they have been for the past -few: days putting up a monument and coping at the grave of: the plate W. H. Cotton. Bebe ey earee korea Nevada County Souvenir. The souvenir of Nevada county that will shortly be issued by W, F. Prisk of the Grass Valley Union will contain about 150 pages, and in point of typography will be a very handsome publication, 1t will be well illustrated with engravings of public buildings and scenes of Nevada City and Grass Valley, private residences, mines, prominent men, etc, The text has been carefully compiled and presents the resources of the county in an. authentic and interesting mauner, Messrs, Prisk and Snyder will finish soliciting here on Monday or Tuesday next, and those who desire advertisements, illustrations or write-ups, should be prepared to give their orders promptly. Alias Citation. —-Uuited States Land Office, Sacramento, California, Aug. 12, [895 W HER AS. August Amberg, whose P. O. address ig Nevada City, Nevada County; Califoinia, did on the 29th day of June, 1895, file inthis office an affidavit of contest against Homestead Entry No. 6102 made hy E. B. Sieyens Oct. 12, 1892, covering the 8. E 1-4 of Sec. 80, Tp. 17, N., R. 10 E., alleging that the saiu E. B. Stevens had totally abandoned said land as a place.of residenee for more than six months prior to said 29th day of June, 1895, and asked that a hearing be had to determine the facta. And whereas this office didon the 13th day of July, 1895, issue a citation commanding the satd Stevens to uppear and show cause why said entry should not be canceled. And whereas it appearing by the return made by the said contestant that the said Stevens cannot be found within said County or District and asking that an alias citation be issued for serdy by publication, postinggand by registered mai It is therefore ordered that said citation issue, and that the said E.B. Stevens the Home stead claimant aforesaid is hereby notified to be aud supent before the Register and Receiver of this office on the Thirtieth day of September, 1895, at 10 o’clock A.M. of said day, then and there to show gause, if any he can, why said entry shuuld not be canosled. THOMAS FRASER, Register. agis CHAS. F. GARDNER, Receiver The : Transcript Cos AS AN ie T y De P ithe Try it. ie t : James Tyrrell, whe Das bows: blacksmith Wim. McCloud, whose leg was amputated y Wie oF ing at the Empire mike, in Gold Valley, ; SPE ERI ANTES SET er Sierra county, returned home yesterday: . *¥° °F three days ago, died early last evenThe Grim Reaper’s Work. es i ick li ing. His mother arrived from Virginia d : peat J f ie of we oe pote aM JD. AN caf ae a ee Par nee About five years ago M, Schram, who 4 c h biats udge Allen an rs. J: ; en . City on the morning rain an new no then resided here and conducted a photoi ; of Lincoln are here visiting Mr, and Mrs, ing of her son's death until she got here. graph gallery, got up a large picture show{ sere a A ielt lask cid For When informed of the sad occurrence she. ing the heads of anumber of old residents g bsg? 0 Nei eft last night for San as "ae oe ’ ‘ ; : Francisco and other saiiadiiig centers . became frantic with grief, The funeral [ Shines ee ae ins russ ss iving here, 1ere were seven y-two 1Ke~ 4 sig pita wrcmaiad in vogue in the . will take place tomorrow morning at 10 nesses on the card, arranged in rows of : echools of the various cities. ; o'clock. nine each. Since the picture was taken, William Rowe, Fred Breese, Joseph WatHenry W. B. Crouch died at Mooney . fourteen of the men there represented have ig pink cates seas Ameen ai fe Flat yesterday of typboid fever, He was. crossed the dark river, and strangely, too, ing from_a two-weeks’ camping trip. They ; . ; 5 wack 1 ae tas tak a, biug ‘rip y a native of Virginia, aged 63 years. The. #* of the oe all e “ ger * a row, viz: John McGibbons, A. Lord, George Simmons of Town Talk, who has . funeral took place at Grass Valley this afJ.C. Abbott, Oscar Maltman, b. Hirschj besn seriously ill for several days, was very ternoon, man and Erastis Bond. The others who low this morning and his death was ex<ieek. have died are: George G. Allan, James pecte . at any time. To restore gray hair to its natural color] Monro, E. Weiss, Henry Smith, E, F. ; Bert Dickerman, who has been sojourning . as in youth, cause it to grow abfindant and Spence, James Wharteaby, John Anderson at Campbell Springs for several. weeks, restrong, there is no better preparation than ccd ftave Vanked. : turned home this morning. He derived . Hall's Hair Renewer, ; + 0s Se great benefit from his visit, * Rege © Death of a Pioneer. } Congressman Barham, who has been in News Items. Jarsnn Green, a vionner “ol the ~Paciiie 4 oss abe 5 i igh atin ory The degree of final distribution was mad . Coast, died in the Sisters Hospital at Virmorn bg or Marysville, P . eae ‘s oa f I the + : James Sullivan was discharged from the . by Judge Risley at Fresno in the estate o ginia City W Appa : S ey ei ; county jail today having served a term of . the late Wm. Wootton, the wealthy rancher, he mined in this county and accumulates six days for disturbing the peace who mysterionsly disappeared more than-two . ® bonsiteraDie fortune,” He’ went from = fe : vests 600, The eatate-conviste vf 2600 acres . here to the Comstock and after drifting : GREAT CIRCUS » ted mane aad aancicid property, It thitherward his fortune, the result of hardy : WALLACE 5 ae ae geask ini Thnk. Wintens « ‘ahs toil, vanished, and at the time of his death of the aR : f he was penniless and dependant. He was e oe ) J o Cee Pil. . iS + i : an PK. Turner baa musdthe Chis? pf Police native of Ireland and was 70 years of age, 7 ‘ ° ‘ ‘ eee ee + 0@e-+ in } i Jag nr $ age 2 : ; Will Show at Colfax Thursday Augus es eeee rane: SO eae domaget tet Sate Hauw’s Hair Renewer-cures dandruff and 29th inprisoument, : scalp affections; also all cases. of baldness : * Judge James G. Maguire discussed the} where the glands which feed the. roots of the ' The coming of the Great Wallace Shows, . #inyle tax subject before the Grange Sum. bair are not closed up, i : with its colossal menagerie, three-ring circus . Mer Schoo] of Methods at San Jose, <+@e + -: and hippodrome, that ‘exhibits at Colfax James Ritchie of Paradise Valley, fori House to Rent. August 29th, will be a genuine treat to . merly one of the richest eke oF Hambonds, And furniture for sale in quantities to suit, ; amusement patrons that have been ourfeited sa corte wails near W SPE EUAUOOS, Nev, Enquire of Thomas Kidd, two doors below. ; the past few seasons with tame organizaColonel Fred ( rocker, H. E. , Huntingthe fire house, Broad street. a7tf tons that have appeared on this coast, . ton, and W. B. Wilshire of San Francisco claiming everything and leave nothing. Aljl} visitéd Chino and inspected the beet factory our exchanges speak in the highest term of . there. the Wallace show. The Denver Times of A writ of habeas corpus has been served ; July 13, 1895, has this to say of them: upon the Sisters of Charity of St. Cecella’s ‘ The big tents at River Front were wel. . Seminary at Holden for the possession of . ' filled last ‘evening, over 5,000 people atten. Cora Joues, age 17, I ing the first night performance given by the pee ij Wallace shows. The menagerie of the Worse and Better. , circus is most complete. and interesting and 2 cee attracted many visitors, Loth before and The famous answer of Mr. Trepid, when after the main entertainment. The cirens. asked, ‘‘How Do You Feel Today ?” is pro‘ proper is’ certainly ove of the best that has verbial. ‘A great deal worse than I was, j ever visited this city. thank'ee. I am always worse than I’ was, } The athletic features were given with a] and I don’t believe I was ever any better.” precision and daring that found general favor . Lu strohy contrast to this garrulous, fretful 7 xs Mi Pg sig while the equestrien acts were enthusiastially . @uswer is the cheery reply of an old lady, 95 ~~ ee sahil per: ° ' received, The trapeze performance by the} years old, She was a marquise in her own . d g C p 4 Fisher brothers was a feature of the enter-{/and, but reduced to comparative povert ndt estion, ramps 6 sh r t p Pp y Dyspepsia and catarrh of the bowels, caused my wife great suffering. She has been taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and has no bad SCCOCTOTVCTVER ngs 1 t hat they attril ai d 1 T ath Sunday after Trinity. Sunday y q : 7 =—— ° Avderti i g Medium IT LS THE . augl — Grass Valley, Cal, shows seems to be especially pleasing to} complexion of a young girl, good suit of li oh 5 B : : las improv“ eel —+— patrons. Last evehing every person at-j. hair and hardly a wrinkle, was a marvel of ed in a5 wu es ‘ sf tending was carefully looked after, and not . caimeliness, especially when her extreme age. and weight. /@/@/O@/O00200088 ONLY FIFTY CENTS 2 2 P rts was considered, She was an hor ti I have also taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla for / ' even the chronic grumbler had any fault to 8 conside © 1 honor 0 her berefpia with much benett” Tete find. rank and womanhood, One day I said to saparilla is a splendid toute and blood awe , : merit, as: Z urifier. ERMAN P,. EMERY, 848 Sixth —— . ee ie ‘Persons = sie be hang sah Grace Portland, Oregon. B 2 Ke _ Ss : : { = v 3s. ‘ : ‘ye / ay. ice ury’as you are frequently interviewed, an Hood's Pills cure Liver Ills, 200, : t.onl at ) . ae school at 12:45 r. w.; Evensong and adult er ee a Tome ROMO Age, DAA F0Ny tem hegiten a} 7:00 e'cloak ¥. uc. Yeu. are deriul health and vitality? The answer at hesitation. Ayer’s Pills.” —~Fmiiy Rayner? + +@e + = ‘Yes, the grace of God and . ——————. vices, ‘Tl e rector can be seen in the vestry at : cn Wednesdeys ‘from 10 to 12 v'clock, sono Methodist “Services. Congressman Barham will visit De Guerre Te ‘MI very cordially invited to worship at Trinity . °°* ae — that it eg took The Place of All Places Church and take part in its responsive ser-. *“*Y ™Y Dreath. vere wae not the slightFavor .the Appropriation. . oF FURNITURE. {A 0) A nm To Buy All Grades and Kinds of Services in the Methodist Church tomorrow as usual, The pastor Rev, J. T. Murrish will preach. Subject for morning— ‘Death and After; night, ‘‘An Alternative Ohpice.” Edworth. League and Sunday rehool services at the usual hours. Ep4 worth service led by Wm. H, Andrews. Sabject—‘‘The Healing of the Centurion’s os fervent.” All, capecially. young people, wre invited, Point in company with’ Messrs. Kidder, Huer and Johnson; in October, beture leav= . St J A VY FE Ss ing for Washington,’ We are informed that = he expresses himself in favor.of the proposed My Stock is the Largest in the City dam at the point and of the Government ap. the Cheapest. propriating $390,000 for its construction, It is his opinion that the entire’ California Just in: delegation will unite in asking for the ap. Desks. propriation, 4 —I8 AT— IST and my prices by comparison will be found. to be New Goods Constantly Received. Combination Book Cases for Ladies, and Ladies’ Secretary iii ee NKEAD'S.#« -. FPXHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEVADA every Tuesday and Friday. and Voice Placing, and Adults, given it classes at reduced The Stage Rare from Suspicious. An 8-yearfold boy su prised his father the other day with the request for subscription to the School Journal. Fashe:—Why do you wait the Schoul Journal? That is writtea for teachers and not for boys, bare Boy—I know that. 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Sold by Carr Bros. Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Energy A Miserable aq IN THE mi, EXTREME. 4 Hands COVERED —with— SORES, CURED BY USING Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “Several years ago, my blood was in bad condition, my system all.run down, and my general health very much impaired. My hunds were covered with arge sores, discharging all the time. I had no strength nor energy and my feelings were miserable in the extreme, At last, I commenced taking Ayer’s SarsaO§ aria and soon noticed a change for the Fy betiay. My appetite returned and with oO: it;-renewed> strength>—fneouraged by bt these results, [kept on taking the SarOF saparilla, till 1 had used six bottles, and Q§ my health was restore:!."—A. A. Towns, 9 prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. @ Ayer’s ons Sarsaparilla & ° AT' THE WORLD’S FAIR $ 22299099990000009200000003 SENSE TU OT SDE MERSWLONGEESUESRARE TRASK OD) One cent a dose. Itis sold on a gusrantes by all drugts. It cures cipient Consumption ‘is the best Cough and Croup Cure. Sold by Carr Bros, Annual Meeting. County-Miners’ Agsociation wiil-be held in Nevada City, at Nevada T heatre, on Thur: day, August 29, 1898, at JO o'clock a. M., for the election of officers and the transaction of such business ad may come before the meeting, F, ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary WILL NOW RECEIVE PUPILS IN VOCAL, MUSIC —AND— VOICE CULTURE Mrs. Parsons will be at the Union Hotel Latest and Best Methods Taught. a Special attention given to Voice Building Lessons in Sight Singing, for Children MRS. -H. G. PARSONS, Qn Mondays, Wednesdays Watches, Clocks, _ Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather Silk Guards. LEADING JEWELERS. LUETJE & BRAND, BROAD STREET, above Pine, NEVADA CITY. -—-LATEST STYLES IN— * Ee BER’ gure H Rp SEVENTEEN: Jeweled WATCHES The Best Goods, Jew elry madeto order and repaired. . TIME KEEPERS Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Jeweiry, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware Watches, Clocks and Spectacles repaired and warranted. First-Class Work and Lowest Prices. = Country orders promptly attended to. EE BES, EO I, ae Oe a {Beautiful Suitings and Overcoat, © (E. E. DUL FOR MEN’S WEAR. ~<@ee= . I have an extensive line of imported and domestic. . cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your “Sunday . Iam makiog OVERCOAILS of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices . A PERFECT . FIT . Best” Suit, . GUARANTEED. that compare favorably ‘with ‘‘store’”’ and see them. I ce AC, Merchant Tailor. Commercia Street, in Transcript Block, overcoats, Come — ~ Water and Gas Pipe. Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oil, Varnishes. tion, TRON, STEEL AND COAL. CROCKERY, Plated Ware, Hose, Belting and all kind of Plumber in the County. GEO, E. TURNER, 05, 57 and 69 Pine Street, Nevada City. i MRS; A. (., PARSONS Reception Saloon, JAS POWER, = = = (Better haown as Jas, ‘ Parnell.” Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Good Treatment Always Assured. (&F-Drop In and See How It Is. REMOVAL NOTICE. te Sole Agents for the LILY WHITR The Pioneer Caterer ‘8 BACK IN-HIS OLD STAND ON PINE STKEET, where he couducted an Oyster Sa loon for 80 many years, want a good, sqnare meal or Oysters in any style, call on ‘Tam, A tine stock of CANDIES AND NUTS al ates, ways on hand if you NOTICE TO Contractors 2 Builders, 1 am prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work ——_ Cutlery, Guns and Pistols. Mining Supplies. sigs NEW FIRM. I have the only first-class KIDD, on & FLOUR. A RAR = <5 Sign Painting Monuments, Tombstones, &C. . Scotch Granite, and Marb! Proprietor, Groceries : WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, + Boulder Street, B : Near Park Avenue, We are fully prey ared to take conConnection Taps made to Main. tracts for: kinds of Brass and Plumbing Goods “Monumunt, ’ “of all kinds in stock. Tombstone And Granite Work. e of every descrip Lettering on: Tombstones and Monnments promptly attended to. Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. PHILIP SCADDEN —AND—! CHARLES CLEVELAND AVE PURCHASED THK GROCERY business heretofore conducted by THOS. Commercial Street, And will carry on the business at the same We will keep in stock a complete ne ofthe FRESHEST AND BES@T eens : and™: : Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, And everything found in‘a first-ol Goods delivered free of charge, uw 6 solicit a share o We willtry to merit b at the lowest prices, SCADDEN & CLEVELAND. Place as8 store, % to any part of tlie city { public patronage, which, yY fuir dealing and selling COLFAX STAGE, GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. * : ay Two.Round Trips Daily Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce’lent scenery and no high trestles, Timetable : Carriage and : 3 I am now prepared to do the above work in a Very Lowest Rates. Pine and Artistic Manner, and at the Leave Nevada City at 4:3) A. M. Connections made with Colfax local to Sacramento, ze ne Leave at 11:30 A, Mf, connecting with No, 1 Kast and No, 2 West bound trams. Dus ters furnished free, A share of the public patronage is solicShop at Seamau’s Carriage Factory , ae Bros. ¢ Orders left at Hennessey’s stable will be promptly attended to, M. D. ROHR, . ~,-CAPTAIN SWEENEY, U.S. A, San Diego Cal., saya: “Shiloh’s Cat on Piety Hill. . first medicine I have eve Orders may be left at the National Ex-. do chauge Hotel, * arp . arrh. Remedy is the riound that would me any good.” -Price 50c, Sold by And Fridays Nevada City to Marysville WILL BE FIFTY CENTS. 4 NELSON & CONLIN, The Nevada Ci ty Daily ly the Best Advertiing Transcript Medium i Nevada Gourty, i Ha pe G, SAS ene eg en aes a

Brae & iiciieisieeemmer caeees ? 5 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. _ SATURDAY. ...AUGUST 17, 1895. x BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. " PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks, Doings and Intentions. W. Cohn of Spenceville is in town. G. W. Adams of Sheridan is in°town. B. O. Connor of Colusa is in.town. G. A. Hoffman of San Francisco is here. £ A.C, Barrio of San Francisco is here on business. Ed Harty of Woodville came in, on. the train last night, ; Prof. Bernard, an optician of San Francisco, is in town, P. 8. Waldron came down from Graniteville today an his way to Sacramento. A. Courtland of Forbestown arrived here last night. : H. M. Roberts arrived here last evening from Alaska. Harry Babcock and Chas. Pecor returned yesterday from Bowman’s Dam. Alf Tregidgo left last night for San Francisco on business, : : George Bailey returned yesterday from Campbell Springs. Manuel Oliver, formerly of this city, arrived here last night. , Thos. Kidd and family will leave tomorrow for San Jose. His son Thomas preceded 'them, going today, Mrs, Benjamin McCormack will go t San Jose Tuesday, where she wil! enter thi State Normal School. ene ee . jiey. A son and three daughters survive BY TELEPHONE. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to ' 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Mrs, Emeritt S. Lewis, relict of the late S. G. Lewis, founder of the Grass Valley Tidings, died at 4:30 o'clock this morning, at ber home several miles below Grass Valher, viz: Albert Lewis, Mra. D. 8. Coflin, Mrs. M. P. Stone and Mrs, Hugh J., Baldwin. Mrs. Lewis had-been—a—resident of Grass Valley and vicinity for twenty years. Young Edgington, who was accidentally shot in the foot about a week ago, has not been getting along very well, and today the attending physician fonnd it necessary to take off the last two toes of the injured foot. ° Yesterday a man named Eddy, who had a gradge against Charles Brockington, Superintendent of the Orleans mine, and who bad threatened to shout the latter, stationed himself at Brockington’s gate, armed with a shotgun, and waited for the Superintendent to come out. Brockington learned of his presence and telephoned ‘up town for an Two officers started for the place designated and officer to come and. arrest Eddy. met Eddy, who had just left the place, They placed him under arrest and took the gun away. He was taken before _a Justice of the Peace, and soon afterwards BrockingWhile the proceedings were going on Eddy suddenly ton came into the court room. made arush at Brockington, but the latter quickly drew his pistol, which ‘demonstration caused Eddy to stop. Brockington was promptly arrested. This morning Eddy was ordered to give bonds in the sum of $3,000 to keep the peace. If he fails to secure bondsmen he will have to go tu the county jail for six months. tainment. The acts of the Japs, the slackwire performance and trick riding and skat~ Lhe manner of conducting tlie Wallace through political strife, she sought # home in America with her daughter, a noted proing furnished continual amusement. The en. fessional pianist. When she had lived here ? Sarsa‘ tertainment ended by a series of races that } about twenty years it was my please to ; oOo S ill Fi were decidedly exciting. : become acquainted with her and’ the counF . tess, The old marquise, with the brilliant _ WEATHER. FORECAST. —Rarthquakes and Auroras. St. JoserH, Mo., August 15.—Foster’s last bulletin’ gave forecasts of the storm waves to cross the continent about August 16th to 20th, and the next will reach the Pacific Coast about August 21st and cross the western mountaim close of the 23d, country by the This disturbance will be unusually severe in'and west: of the Rocky mountains, and the cool wave following will vause killing frosts in the upper Missouri, upper Miasissippi and Red River of the North valleys, The warm wave will. cross the west. of the Rocky country about August 2lst, the great central valleys about August 23d and the Eastern States about the 25th. The cool wave will cross the west of the Rocky country about August 24th, the great central valleys about August 26th and the Easterm'States about August 25th. Within a few days of August. 29th, September 17th, October 16th and November 13th severe earthquake shocks may be expected. Near August 22nd, September 18th, October 1th and Novemb>r 12th brilliant auroras will probably be observed, In my next bulletin dated August 24th, will bs given detailed forecast of temperature, rainfall, storm waves, severe storms and frosts for September. The calcula tions have been carefully revised, and 1 expect 85 per-cent. of them to prove correct, September is the important month preparatory to sowing small grain, and a correct forecast of the weather will be. very valuable. The weather of the coming September and of April-and.May, 1896, will very largely determine the 1826 crop of fall sown small grain, and I.am prepared to give . avery accurate forecast of the weather for these three months. ——— omen an Ayer’s Ague Cure never fails to neutralize the poisons of malaria, and eradicate them from the system, This prepratidn is purely vegetable, contains no harmful ingredients, and, if taken according to directions, is warranted to cure fever and ague. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Severe Storms and Cold Waves Predicted! Summarized Mention of Minor. Home Happenings, The Nevada City Brass Band will givea concert at the Union Hotel this evening. Houses do not remain vacant very long. As soon as one family moves out there is usually another ready to move in, Colin Harry is having’ his dwelling house on Piety Hill raised and generally overhauled and repaired. Miss Annie Coan today moved her gtock into the buiding lately occupied by A. B. Wolf, E. A. Moore has rented the house formerly occupied by Thomas Kidd and family, on Broad street, two doors below the fire house. : In the Superior Court today in the estate of Henry Smith, deceased, an order was made fixing time for hearing petition for order setting apart estate for widow. Fruit is being brought to this market quite lively now, and most of it meets with a ready sale. Strawberries finer than any offered here earlier in the season were on sale a few days ago, The owners of the Miners Foundry, seeing the danger of blasting iron on their lot, will make arrangements for having it done where there is little chance of any'one being hurt. A merry-go-round arrived here yesterday, and the owners found some difficulty in securing a suitable place to put it up. They finally rented the Stover lot, at the foot of Broad street, and the machine is now ready for business, Weisenburger & Coffey returned yesterday from-North Bloomfield, where they have been for the past -few: days putting up a monument and coping at the grave of: the plate W. H. Cotton. Bebe ey earee korea Nevada County Souvenir. The souvenir of Nevada county that will shortly be issued by W, F. Prisk of the Grass Valley Union will contain about 150 pages, and in point of typography will be a very handsome publication, 1t will be well illustrated with engravings of public buildings and scenes of Nevada City and Grass Valley, private residences, mines, prominent men, etc, The text has been carefully compiled and presents the resources of the county in an. authentic and interesting mauner, Messrs, Prisk and Snyder will finish soliciting here on Monday or Tuesday next, and those who desire advertisements, illustrations or write-ups, should be prepared to give their orders promptly. Alias Citation. —-Uuited States Land Office, Sacramento, California, Aug. 12, [895 W HER AS. August Amberg, whose P. O. address ig Nevada City, Nevada County; Califoinia, did on the 29th day of June, 1895, file inthis office an affidavit of contest against Homestead Entry No. 6102 made hy E. B. Sieyens Oct. 12, 1892, covering the 8. E 1-4 of Sec. 80, Tp. 17, N., R. 10 E., alleging that the saiu E. B. Stevens had totally abandoned said land as a place.of residenee for more than six months prior to said 29th day of June, 1895, and asked that a hearing be had to determine the facta. And whereas this office didon the 13th day of July, 1895, issue a citation commanding the satd Stevens to uppear and show cause why said entry should not be canceled. And whereas it appearing by the return made by the said contestant that the said Stevens cannot be found within said County or District and asking that an alias citation be issued for serdy by publication, postinggand by registered mai It is therefore ordered that said citation issue, and that the said E.B. Stevens the Home stead claimant aforesaid is hereby notified to be aud supent before the Register and Receiver of this office on the Thirtieth day of September, 1895, at 10 o’clock A.M. of said day, then and there to show gause, if any he can, why said entry shuuld not be canosled. THOMAS FRASER, Register. agis CHAS. F. GARDNER, Receiver The : Transcript Cos AS AN ie T y De P ithe Try it. ie t : James Tyrrell, whe Das bows: blacksmith Wim. McCloud, whose leg was amputated y Wie oF ing at the Empire mike, in Gold Valley, ; SPE ERI ANTES SET er Sierra county, returned home yesterday: . *¥° °F three days ago, died early last evenThe Grim Reaper’s Work. es i ick li ing. His mother arrived from Virginia d : peat J f ie of we oe pote aM JD. AN caf ae a ee Par nee About five years ago M, Schram, who 4 c h biats udge Allen an rs. J: ; en . City on the morning rain an new no then resided here and conducted a photoi ; of Lincoln are here visiting Mr, and Mrs, ing of her son's death until she got here. graph gallery, got up a large picture show{ sere a A ielt lask cid For When informed of the sad occurrence she. ing the heads of anumber of old residents g bsg? 0 Nei eft last night for San as "ae oe ’ ‘ ; : Francisco and other saiiadiiig centers . became frantic with grief, The funeral [ Shines ee ae ins russ ss iving here, 1ere were seven y-two 1Ke~ 4 sig pita wrcmaiad in vogue in the . will take place tomorrow morning at 10 nesses on the card, arranged in rows of : echools of the various cities. ; o'clock. nine each. Since the picture was taken, William Rowe, Fred Breese, Joseph WatHenry W. B. Crouch died at Mooney . fourteen of the men there represented have ig pink cates seas Ameen ai fe Flat yesterday of typboid fever, He was. crossed the dark river, and strangely, too, ing from_a two-weeks’ camping trip. They ; . ; 5 wack 1 ae tas tak a, biug ‘rip y a native of Virginia, aged 63 years. The. #* of the oe all e “ ger * a row, viz: John McGibbons, A. Lord, George Simmons of Town Talk, who has . funeral took place at Grass Valley this afJ.C. Abbott, Oscar Maltman, b. Hirschj besn seriously ill for several days, was very ternoon, man and Erastis Bond. The others who low this morning and his death was ex<ieek. have died are: George G. Allan, James pecte . at any time. To restore gray hair to its natural color] Monro, E. Weiss, Henry Smith, E, F. ; Bert Dickerman, who has been sojourning . as in youth, cause it to grow abfindant and Spence, James Wharteaby, John Anderson at Campbell Springs for several. weeks, restrong, there is no better preparation than ccd ftave Vanked. : turned home this morning. He derived . Hall's Hair Renewer, ; + 0s Se great benefit from his visit, * Rege © Death of a Pioneer. } Congressman Barham, who has been in News Items. Jarsnn Green, a vionner “ol the ~Paciiie 4 oss abe 5 i igh atin ory The degree of final distribution was mad . Coast, died in the Sisters Hospital at Virmorn bg or Marysville, P . eae ‘s oa f I the + : James Sullivan was discharged from the . by Judge Risley at Fresno in the estate o ginia City W Appa : S ey ei ; county jail today having served a term of . the late Wm. Wootton, the wealthy rancher, he mined in this county and accumulates six days for disturbing the peace who mysterionsly disappeared more than-two . ® bonsiteraDie fortune,” He’ went from = fe : vests 600, The eatate-conviste vf 2600 acres . here to the Comstock and after drifting : GREAT CIRCUS » ted mane aad aancicid property, It thitherward his fortune, the result of hardy : WALLACE 5 ae ae geask ini Thnk. Wintens « ‘ahs toil, vanished, and at the time of his death of the aR : f he was penniless and dependant. He was e oe ) J o Cee Pil. . iS + i : an PK. Turner baa musdthe Chis? pf Police native of Ireland and was 70 years of age, 7 ‘ ° ‘ ‘ eee ee + 0@e-+ in } i Jag nr $ age 2 : ; Will Show at Colfax Thursday Augus es eeee rane: SO eae domaget tet Sate Hauw’s Hair Renewer-cures dandruff and 29th inprisoument, : scalp affections; also all cases. of baldness : * Judge James G. Maguire discussed the} where the glands which feed the. roots of the ' The coming of the Great Wallace Shows, . #inyle tax subject before the Grange Sum. bair are not closed up, i : with its colossal menagerie, three-ring circus . Mer Schoo] of Methods at San Jose, <+@e + -: and hippodrome, that ‘exhibits at Colfax James Ritchie of Paradise Valley, fori House to Rent. August 29th, will be a genuine treat to . merly one of the richest eke oF Hambonds, And furniture for sale in quantities to suit, ; amusement patrons that have been ourfeited sa corte wails near W SPE EUAUOOS, Nev, Enquire of Thomas Kidd, two doors below. ; the past few seasons with tame organizaColonel Fred ( rocker, H. E. , Huntingthe fire house, Broad street. a7tf tons that have appeared on this coast, . ton, and W. B. Wilshire of San Francisco claiming everything and leave nothing. Aljl} visitéd Chino and inspected the beet factory our exchanges speak in the highest term of . there. the Wallace show. The Denver Times of A writ of habeas corpus has been served ; July 13, 1895, has this to say of them: upon the Sisters of Charity of St. Cecella’s ‘ The big tents at River Front were wel. . Seminary at Holden for the possession of . ' filled last ‘evening, over 5,000 people atten. Cora Joues, age 17, I ing the first night performance given by the pee ij Wallace shows. The menagerie of the Worse and Better. , circus is most complete. and interesting and 2 cee attracted many visitors, Loth before and The famous answer of Mr. Trepid, when after the main entertainment. The cirens. asked, ‘‘How Do You Feel Today ?” is pro‘ proper is’ certainly ove of the best that has verbial. ‘A great deal worse than I was, j ever visited this city. thank'ee. I am always worse than I’ was, } The athletic features were given with a] and I don’t believe I was ever any better.” precision and daring that found general favor . Lu strohy contrast to this garrulous, fretful 7 xs Mi Pg sig while the equestrien acts were enthusiastially . @uswer is the cheery reply of an old lady, 95 ~~ ee sahil per: ° ' received, The trapeze performance by the} years old, She was a marquise in her own . d g C p 4 Fisher brothers was a feature of the enter-{/and, but reduced to comparative povert ndt estion, ramps 6 sh r t p Pp y Dyspepsia and catarrh of the bowels, caused my wife great suffering. She has been taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and has no bad SCCOCTOTVCTVER ngs 1 t hat they attril ai d 1 T ath Sunday after Trinity. Sunday y q : 7 =—— ° Avderti i g Medium IT LS THE . augl — Grass Valley, Cal, shows seems to be especially pleasing to} complexion of a young girl, good suit of li oh 5 B : : las improv“ eel —+— patrons. Last evehing every person at-j. hair and hardly a wrinkle, was a marvel of ed in a5 wu es ‘ sf tending was carefully looked after, and not . caimeliness, especially when her extreme age. and weight. /@/@/O@/O00200088 ONLY FIFTY CENTS 2 2 P rts was considered, She was an hor ti I have also taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla for / ' even the chronic grumbler had any fault to 8 conside © 1 honor 0 her berefpia with much benett” Tete find. rank and womanhood, One day I said to saparilla is a splendid toute and blood awe , : merit, as: Z urifier. ERMAN P,. EMERY, 848 Sixth —— . ee ie ‘Persons = sie be hang sah Grace Portland, Oregon. B 2 Ke _ Ss : : { = v 3s. ‘ : ‘ye / ay. ice ury’as you are frequently interviewed, an Hood's Pills cure Liver Ills, 200, : t.onl at ) . ae school at 12:45 r. w.; Evensong and adult er ee a Tome ROMO Age, DAA F0Ny tem hegiten a} 7:00 e'cloak ¥. uc. Yeu. are deriul health and vitality? The answer at hesitation. Ayer’s Pills.” —~Fmiiy Rayner? + +@e + =

‘Yes, the grace of God and . ——————. vices, ‘Tl e rector can be seen in the vestry at : cn Wednesdeys ‘from 10 to 12 v'clock, sono Methodist “Services. Congressman Barham will visit De Guerre Te ‘MI very cordially invited to worship at Trinity . °°* ae — that it eg took The Place of All Places Church and take part in its responsive ser-. *“*Y ™Y Dreath. vere wae not the slightFavor .the Appropriation. . oF FURNITURE. {A 0) A nm To Buy All Grades and Kinds of Services in the Methodist Church tomorrow as usual, The pastor Rev, J. T. Murrish will preach. Subject for morning— ‘Death and After; night, ‘‘An Alternative Ohpice.” Edworth. League and Sunday rehool services at the usual hours. Ep4 worth service led by Wm. H, Andrews. Sabject—‘‘The Healing of the Centurion’s os fervent.” All, capecially. young people, wre invited, Point in company with’ Messrs. Kidder, Huer and Johnson; in October, beture leav= . St J A VY FE Ss ing for Washington,’ We are informed that = he expresses himself in favor.of the proposed My Stock is the Largest in the City dam at the point and of the Government ap. the Cheapest. propriating $390,000 for its construction, It is his opinion that the entire’ California Just in: delegation will unite in asking for the ap. Desks. propriation, 4 —I8 AT— IST and my prices by comparison will be found. to be New Goods Constantly Received. Combination Book Cases for Ladies, and Ladies’ Secretary iii ee NKEAD'S.#« -. FPXHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEVADA every Tuesday and Friday. and Voice Placing, and Adults, given it classes at reduced The Stage Rare from Suspicious. An 8-yearfold boy su prised his father the other day with the request for subscription to the School Journal. Fashe:—Why do you wait the Schoul Journal? That is writtea for teachers and not for boys, bare Boy—I know that. 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It cures cipient Consumption ‘is the best Cough and Croup Cure. Sold by Carr Bros, Annual Meeting. County-Miners’ Agsociation wiil-be held in Nevada City, at Nevada T heatre, on Thur: day, August 29, 1898, at JO o'clock a. M., for the election of officers and the transaction of such business ad may come before the meeting, F, ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary WILL NOW RECEIVE PUPILS IN VOCAL, MUSIC —AND— VOICE CULTURE Mrs. Parsons will be at the Union Hotel Latest and Best Methods Taught. a Special attention given to Voice Building Lessons in Sight Singing, for Children MRS. -H. G. PARSONS, Qn Mondays, Wednesdays Watches, Clocks, _ Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather Silk Guards. LEADING JEWELERS. LUETJE & BRAND, BROAD STREET, above Pine, NEVADA CITY. -—-LATEST STYLES IN— * Ee BER’ gure H Rp SEVENTEEN: Jeweled WATCHES The Best Goods, Jew elry madeto order and repaired. . TIME KEEPERS Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Jeweiry, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware Watches, Clocks and Spectacles repaired and warranted. First-Class Work and Lowest Prices. = Country orders promptly attended to. EE BES, EO I, ae Oe a {Beautiful Suitings and Overcoat, © (E. E. DUL FOR MEN’S WEAR. ~<@ee= . I have an extensive line of imported and domestic. . cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your “Sunday . Iam makiog OVERCOAILS of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices . A PERFECT . FIT . Best” Suit, . GUARANTEED. that compare favorably ‘with ‘‘store’”’ and see them. I ce AC, Merchant Tailor. Commercia Street, in Transcript Block, overcoats, Come — ~ Water and Gas Pipe. Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oil, Varnishes. tion, TRON, STEEL AND COAL. CROCKERY, Plated Ware, Hose, Belting and all kind of Plumber in the County. GEO, E. TURNER, 05, 57 and 69 Pine Street, Nevada City. i MRS; A. (., PARSONS Reception Saloon, JAS POWER, = = = (Better haown as Jas, ‘ Parnell.” Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Good Treatment Always Assured. (&F-Drop In and See How It Is. REMOVAL NOTICE. te Sole Agents for the LILY WHITR The Pioneer Caterer ‘8 BACK IN-HIS OLD STAND ON PINE STKEET, where he couducted an Oyster Sa loon for 80 many years, want a good, sqnare meal or Oysters in any style, call on ‘Tam, A tine stock of CANDIES AND NUTS al ates, ways on hand if you NOTICE TO Contractors 2 Builders, 1 am prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work ——_ Cutlery, Guns and Pistols. Mining Supplies. sigs NEW FIRM. I have the only first-class KIDD, on & FLOUR. A RAR = <5 Sign Painting Monuments, Tombstones, &C. . Scotch Granite, and Marb! Proprietor, Groceries : WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, + Boulder Street, B : Near Park Avenue, We are fully prey ared to take conConnection Taps made to Main. tracts for: kinds of Brass and Plumbing Goods “Monumunt, ’ “of all kinds in stock. Tombstone And Granite Work. e of every descrip Lettering on: Tombstones and Monnments promptly attended to. Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. PHILIP SCADDEN —AND—! CHARLES CLEVELAND AVE PURCHASED THK GROCERY business heretofore conducted by THOS. Commercial Street, And will carry on the business at the same We will keep in stock a complete ne ofthe FRESHEST AND BES@T eens : and™: : Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, And everything found in‘a first-ol Goods delivered free of charge, uw 6 solicit a share o We willtry to merit b at the lowest prices, SCADDEN & CLEVELAND. Place as8 store, % to any part of tlie city { public patronage, which, yY fuir dealing and selling COLFAX STAGE, GUS KOPPE, Proprietor. * : ay Two.Round Trips Daily Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce’lent scenery and no high trestles, Timetable : Carriage and : 3 I am now prepared to do the above work in a Very Lowest Rates. Pine and Artistic Manner, and at the Leave Nevada City at 4:3) A. M. Connections made with Colfax local to Sacramento, ze ne Leave at 11:30 A, Mf, connecting with No, 1 Kast and No, 2 West bound trams. Dus ters furnished free, A share of the public patronage is solicShop at Seamau’s Carriage Factory , ae Bros. ¢ Orders left at Hennessey’s stable will be promptly attended to, M. D. ROHR, . ~,-CAPTAIN SWEENEY, U.S. A, San Diego Cal., saya: “Shiloh’s Cat on Piety Hill. . first medicine I have eve Orders may be left at the National Ex-. do chauge Hotel, * arp . arrh. Remedy is the riound that would me any good.” -Price 50c, Sold by And Fridays Nevada City to Marysville WILL BE FIFTY CENTS. 4 NELSON & CONLIN, The Nevada Ci ty Daily ly the Best Advertiing Transcript Medium i Nevada Gourty, i Ha pe G, SAS ene eg en aes a