December 28, 1895 (4 pages)

aot a City. Crawford nice line of d dynamenm the Min. “8 c ust as nice ;as can be y are reas ; e, LOO, [9 Ln Vib ce the cash’ ugh quan We know r to get the xy. That's We offer y. In this real name. ou like to SCI". é oNG. — : Awarded iy ‘) ~~ Resolved, That this = — here: ‘ oe ’ — . after gra ) . ‘tificat: to tT. J ‘ ri a 3 Highest Honors—World’s Fair, . after ara ie a ae ane psi 2 With ey ery $2.00 parchase of Goods a HANDSOME PRESENT will f iy, 9 . e old Medal, Midwinter Fair. hearraneelnetes rant aemeiele : : x ; KY : c study of which do not extend through aj * : : E We beg to announce to our numerous eel i) ° Y : ‘ : ; : ‘a F : DR period of at least three years. he given : DON'T GET LEFT : Friends and Patrons that we arenow ; e KI , 1 ; J 6 : : City im ‘ . 9 Trinity Church. ' : wae ready for business, ) EE ; yl ai : The largest and finest Stock of Holiday . \ 3] ‘ i ee , rector, Sun‘af Rev. Erasmus an sie " ge Gj Goods that ever came to this market k of bo eh day: after Christmas : Celebration of the : ° : stoc 0 a) ) Holy Eucharist with sermon at 11“A, M.; : w we offer to the Public at the most ‘ jalled it Kk? . 4 A CREAM Sunday school at 11:30 P.M. The Rector All At eee e reasonable figures. Come, everyone, ‘ Go and § sn et vous we Wena] ALAC New Store, On Commercial Street, and examine our display of Toys, lg are all from 10:30 til 12m. All are cordially in~ e : ee Books, Fancy Goods and numerous ' = Widddad 4 “A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks yesterday, , ciagamiadsininadaai = THEDAILY TRANSCRIPT A G00D ONE. A VERY G00D PERFORMANCE . Well Put. Married Today. Methodist Church, First-Class Laundrying. é . The Sacramento Bee tritely says: ‘‘Tirey Rev. Father Claire today united in mar-. Services in the abave church tomorrow Ps Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALMINS, = Proprietors ———— —— SS ne @BRVPD RY CARRTFRS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ——————_—— ve rm genoa WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. ‘SATURDAY..-. DEC. 28, 1895. Telephone Nu. 4. (OF See.first page for additional Reading Matter. ~ CONCERT AT GRASS VALLEY. uittle Red Riding Hood Well Presented By Thirty Children, — The entertainment given by Mrs. H. G. ‘Parsons and her pupils, at Grass ‘Valley last evening, was a complete success. There was-a large attendance, including quite a pumber trom this city. The operetta of “Little Red Riding Hood” was presented, thirty children taking part. ‘Little Beatrice Kidder, adopted daughter of Hon, John F. Kidder, sustained the character of . Read Riding Hood in a very admirable manner, and received much praise from the auditors, The duet by Ethel Howard and Libbie Angove is also highly spoken of, In fact all the little‘people acquitted themselves in a very creditable manner. i The vocal solo, Robert Le Diuble,” by Miss Annie Webber of this city, is credited with being one of the best numbers on the program. Louis Brinkman of this city also gave a pleasing vocal solo, and Miss Marie Deal and Charles Leavitt rendered a guitar duet that was well received._Mrs. L. 5S. Calkins acted as-accompanist tor the Nevada City singers. + 2 PERSONAL POINTERS, Doings and Intentions, Will Doane is on the sick list, Will Gregory left yesterday for San Francisco, : A. L. Williams was over from Sweetland A. S. Bigelow of Columbia Hill went to ‘San Francisco yesterday. Mies Nellie Curtis is here from Rocklin te spend the holidays. Will Parker of Auburn is here on a visit to A. H. Parker ard wife. Frank Erskins of San Francisco came in on the morning train. J. M. Flowers of San Francisco is in town. ; C. E. Gillette of San Francisco came up from San Francisco \ast evening. Samuel Poorman and son, of San Franweisco, arrived here last evening. Mrs, A. Hughes and child, of Salida, Colorado, came in on last evenivg’s train, E: B. Dulac is able to be around again, He ran & nail in his foot a few days ago. Charles Thorey of Downieville arrived here yesterday en route to San Francisco. . F. L. Cole came up from Marysville last night on his way to the Mountain House. A. Anderson of the Mountain House arrived here last evening en route to Sacramento, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Maib Street. J. B. Brace, Sweetland, N, Hansen, ae F, P. Sandow, Grass Valley, E. Curtin, ae L. Barnes, i Jem Silver, Pike City, © H. W. Ballard, San Francisco, W. P. Degfisen, a 8. Poorm#, ee 8. Poorman Jr., J. W. Ricketts, San Juan,. G. Thomas, Ue J, Franges, F. M, Rutherford, Trnekee, M, P, Peaslee, Pleasant Ridge, E, Dreyman,.“ J. Nernon, C. Andrews, San Mateo, L. 8, Dunn, as A. J. Herman, Rocklin, “se Died at the Hospital. —< John Flaherty, an inmate of the County Hospital, died this afternoon, Deceased was a native of Ireland, aged 71 years, had been in the hospital for some time, The funeral will take place tomorrow, from the undertaking parlor, Broad street, —42@e+ Gréatly Improved. W. G& Rictiards now has his grocery store arranged and fitted up in better sha pe and ‘The First Prayer Which Was Made in ‘the Kingdoms, Empires and Governments, Congress. . In Thatcher’s Military Journal, under date of December, 1777, is found a note containing the identical ‘‘first prayer in Congress” made by the Rev. Jacob Duche, a gentleman, of. great eloquence, Here it ts—an historical curiosity: «() Lord, our Heavenly Father, high’ and mighty King of Kings and Lord of Lords, who aokdoet Yhy throne behold all the dwellers of the earth, and reignest with power supreme and uncontrolled over all look down in mercy, we beseech Thee, on these Anrerican States, who fled to Thee from the rod of the oppressor, and’ thrown themselves on Thy gracious protegtion, de-~ siring to be henceforth dependent ouly on Thee. To Thee they have appealed for the righteousness of their cause; to Thee do they now Jook up for that countenance and +upport which Thou alone canst give, Take them, therefore, savenly Father, unto thy Gwe them wisdom = in council and value in the field, Defeat the nurturing care. malicious designs of our adversaries; convince them of the -unrighteusness of . their canse; and, if they still persist in sapguinary purposes , Oh! let the yoice of Thine’ own unerring justice, sounding in their hearts, constrain them to drop the weapnus. of war from their unnerved hands in the day of battle. Be Thou present; O God of wisdom, and direct the councils oT this honorable assembly. Enable them to settle things on the best and sureset foundation, that the scenes of blood may be speedily closed, and order, harmony and peace may be effectually restored, and truth, justice, religion and piety prevail and flourish amongst Thy people, Freserve the health of their bedies upon them and the millions they here represent auch tempered blessing as Thou seest expedient for them in this world, and crown them with everlasting glory in the world to come. All this we ask, in the name and through the merits of Jesus Chriet, Thy Son, our Savior, Amen,” + ©@e + —WOMAN SURERAGE, The Proposed Amendment to the State Constitution. In March, 195, the Legislature of this State passed a resolution to submit to the voters at the next general election (in November, 1896), an amendment to the State Constitution, to be designated on the ballots as the Eleventh, which, if carried by a majority vote, will give suffrage to women upon equal terms with men, Some of the most prominent men and women throughout the State who believe in the justice of woman suffrage, and that the best interests of society can only be upheld by the united vote of men and women, have become inba’) tereated in doing all possible to inform the public of the proposed change in the’ Constitution, and in working. for it, For this reason the Amendment Campaign Associa~ tion, with Mrs, Sarah fs. Cooper as President,'was organized as, the outgrowth of the Woman's Congress of last spring. Later, at the annual meeting of the State Sutlrage Association,’ Mrs. Ellen C, Sargent, was elected President of that body. The Boards of Directors of these two assocta~ tions voted to form a Joint Campaign Committee, and began-at once to outline a plan of work. Under their auspices‘Rev. Anna H. Shaw came out from the East near the end of November to give a course of lectures, During the five weeks of her stay she spoke twenty-nine evenings and preached: tour sermons, her itinerary extending from Yreka to Los Angeles. eloquénce, logic agd magnete personality attracted large crowds. ventions in the State is being planned for cluding Miss Shaw, are expected to take part in them, +-9@e + ws Fine Articles. © and vicinity, and especially those who contemplate attending the big party next week, is called to the fine line of gloves w hich the Bo Newman & Co, have imported See their advertisefirm of for this grand affair, ment. ODE H Educational Matters. — The County Board of Education today transacted the following business which, will interest teachers throughout the county: Miss Gertrude Adair was recommended and the vigor of their minds; shower down} J humor, The fame of wher A series of conext pring, and’ some fine speakers, 1nThe attention of the~ladies of this city The Columbian Stock Company Pro-' duce ‘Devil's Gap.” . The fitth appearance of the Columbian . Stock Comipany in this city was greeted . by a fashionable and appreciative audience . The plry pre. last evening at the Theatre. sented was a drama entitled ‘Devil's Gap; heroism.” or a tale of true Through its production this compiny, which, is becom— . ing more popular with every perforinance, became more strongly ingratiated into the favor of the lovers of drama in this city. Lhe people are just beginning fo realize that we have in our midst a dramatic company that is in entirety brilliant, versatile and vivacious, and that-is highly deserving of our hearty support, tended the assured us that with each succeeding perTrose who have atee regularly have formance there has been an evidence of iucreased competency and ability, “Devil's Gap” is-a stzong play, probably a.song the strongest in the repertoire It is full of} . . of the Columbian Company, stirring situations aud redundint ‘with wit, humor avid pathos, The audience is held and in some of in eager anticipation the scenes is spell-bopnd from the rising of the curtain to thefalling thereof jin the last act, tears Laughter and are experienced with the same breath, while the performers continue their parts almost oblivious to the great influence they have exerted on the minds and hearts of their auditors, ‘‘Pug,” -portrayed by Miss Richmond! Callen, was a happy and interesting character, The young lady isa charming and graceful actress who never fails to. enchant her audience, She is petite, versatile and vivacious, with a promising~ career before her, Chas, Thornton, in assuming the difficult and perplexing role af ‘Jack Redmond,” gave a true and conscientious delineation of a noble character, His acting was full of pathos and power, and-he swayed the audience at his will, His -self-sacritice, his devotion to his friends in the hour of poverty and distress, won the admiration and plaudits of those present. C, O, Davis as ‘Dennis O'Hara” was a comical character abounding with wit and His portrayal” of this Son of the Emerald” Isle further demonstrated his ability as a comedian of the highest rank and. gave evidence ofa divengity of humorous power. ‘Taking into consideration that this young gentlemen has only been playing comedy. for two weeks, the future has unlimited possibilities for him, Miss Helen, Becker represented ‘Ned the Reformed Boy” with ie Her throughout was™admired and applauded, “Eequire Nervine,”” portrayed by J, A. Predom, was on of the strongest characters success, acting of the cast, Thisa tor infused a vim and energy into his part which was highly meritorious’ and which received loud demonstrations of approval, All the minor parts were strongly sustained as on former occasions and the entire performance was highly creditable and praiseworthy. Tonight the company will present the thrilling border drama, ‘The Renegade,”’ his play is full of funny scenes and telling effects and all those who witness it . will’ be well their effort. The QGolumbian Company is strongly deserving of patronage and tonight, their last might with us, should be greeted with” a crowded recompensed for house, 7 wee — Hoop’s Prucs cure jaundice, biliouiness sick h-adache, constipation and all liver ills iia + eee + Take Notice. Owing toa press of business I am cbliged to remain in Nevada City till January 3d, Those needing eye glasses should cnll at d27 _— + 2ee_ once, Pror, Dorats, Optician, -land liver. medicine. Harmless, reliable, ‘and Colds. Hoop’s Pitts are the best family cathartic L, Ford will go to Washingington to represent the Miners’ Association before ConNo better selection could have been made, If Tirey L., does mot lick chaos. into cosmos over there for the benefit of the hydraulic miners. no one else could, ee Appointed Agent. gress. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s O. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the ‘past twenty years experience with .the cotton we found it to -be equal to any. manufacSold at 6 spools for 25 cents, at the New Store on Commercial street. . d27:f J. Levy, ‘tured, i a emees Two Lives saved, Mrs. Phenix Thomas, of Junction City, Ill, was told by her doctors she had Consumption andjthat there was no hope. for] her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her hfe. Mr. Thos, Eggers, 139 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered froin a dreadiul cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr, King’s New Discovery’and in two weeks was cured, He is uaturally thankful, It, is such results, of which. these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs Free trial bottles at Dickerman & Co.’s, Drug Store, Regular size 50c, aud $1.00, . —— —-— -+ eo It May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller,.of Irving, Ill., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his back and also that his bladder was atlected. He tried many so called Kiduey cures bat without any good result, «Abeut a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant re lief. One trial will prove our statement, Price only 50c. for large bottle. At Dickerman & Co,’s. Drug Store, Dyspepsia Cured “My wife has been a great sufferer with Dyspepsia, Three bottles of Hood's SarsaeX parilla have perfectly cured her. At times the lightest food would distress her terribly. She could not sleep and had atreadful siok headaches. She tried different Sarsamedicines, but . : none did her any Spe Hood's SarsapaEc . rilla was fecomif nt A meee we bottles gave reMra. Otis Merritt lief ~made her J a OO Ss parilla BEOOD]09GCO9U08) with any sick Z headaches nor bad feelings, can eat sleep . well,” VO RRRCBCGCORR Oris Meruirr, Addison, Matne, ~ good, At last mended and two perfectly well. She is not now troubled heartily and Hood’s Pills are mildand gentlan Notice For Publication. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., December 20, 1895. To all whom if may concern. Whereasthe Centryl Pacitic Railroad Company has presented its application (List No. 34) to sele tax a portion of its grant Sections 25 and 96 in Tp.17N.,R.9 KE. M D. M. in Nevade counts, Cal,, as agriculta: al land, and Wheres’, said iands are by the return of the U.S. Surveyor @ neral for California denomi nate } mineral land, and, by instructions o1 the Hon, Commissioner af the Génersl Land Office a hearing is necessacy after die notce there of, by publeation, and »po-ting, to determine the character of suid lands for minerals, and such hearing havirg been upplied for by 6 id upplicant, * . It is therefore ordered that citations issue returnuble before the Reyister ant Receiver ofthis office, nt this ofice at 10 o'clock a. m., onthe lth cay of February, 1804, at which time and place the sid arplicant with ite wittheir witnesses aré hercbhy cited to be and apsire tou ning the chara’ ter of said lands. THOMAS FRASER, ‘ Kegs er, CHAS. F. GARDNER, duly neuted. nesses andanya' d all mineral, claimanta, and pear and otter sueh testimony as they may deDefault by any party to this citation will be riage Antone Silva and Miss Mary Costa, two young people of this city, The wedding took place at the Catholic Church, The young couple will probably live at Blue Tent. ——— + 9 ee > Oh, Boys Go Ahead, Yes, go ahead boys get married as fast as you can, it is nice to be a (you know), that is by and by, but for heaven sake we want you to remember our new merchant Mr. J. Levy in the Transcript building with a wed. ding invitation, and you are sure to geta d27-4t + e@e > eee wedding present, Tur Recorp of remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only true blood puritier prominently in the public eye today. ' ~-aeo Sraits to let, Knquire of G, D, Buckley Absolutely F ure, as usual, Rey, W.-C Gray, will preach at 11 a.m, and 7 .p, Subject” of “Make Haste;” evening, ‘The Pastand the Future,” . The pastor, m, discourse in A sermon for the new year, ¢ : ae pe“T was"greatly troubled with aches and pains and could not sleep at night. My husband had. me take Hood's " Sarsaparil! hs now T ean sleep and those pains have left me and I beg in to feel like a new person,’ Mrs, J, Henry, Brooke, Cal, Hoop's Prius cure sick headache, + 2Oe >To the Gentlemen morning — Holbrook's news stand, Broad street. Try the Twin City Steam Laundry. Geo B, Johnson, the cal oil man, sole agent for Nevada City. Leave call orders at Miss 019 AS_IN_ YOUTH CORDIALLY INDORSED. Ayer’s Hair Vigor; RESTORES Vho have euit patterns, You can have . Natural Growth them made up in the latest style} best of . OF THE workmanship and lowest prices by os Smrra Bros, Merchant Tailors, HAI R : d2eit Piue Street. 2 —WHENscripr Office, ' eas raffle at Simmons’ saloon on Saturday evenSores, Tu tter, Chapped Hands, Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction or refunded, sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. ing, December 14th, and continud every of only pity pagina restored a natural bs ae 7 finn ae ~ growth, which still continues as in my O : oe ee pie digs ai als youth. I tried several other dressings, . ‘ ‘ but they all failed. Ayer's Hair Vigor 9 Bucklen’s arnica Salve, is the best.’—Mrs. J. C. PREUSSER, O ae Somes ; Converse, Texas.’ Qo The best Salve in the world for Cuts, 8 Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever ° °o °o ° +] ° _ ~ #@e + -anil Girl, Wanted. To do house work. Apply to.the TranALL OTHER. J Dressings . “YT can cordially tndorse Ayer’s Hair Vigor, as-one of the best preparations for the hair. When T began using Ayer’s Hair Viger, all the froat part of my head —atout half of it—was bald. The use oe oange Turkey Raffle, Henry Thompson wilf begin his turkey Chil blains, AveR’s HAIRVIGOR PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., LOWELL, MASS. 2 ©00000000000000000000 money Price 25 ceute per box, ter ‘*A cream of tartar baking powder, Highestof all in leavening strength.” Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company, ‘106 Wall street, N.Y. They Are Find ing It Qut Very Fast THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, —AREKE SELLING THK— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries.and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they areso well patronized, If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do #o without delay, Goods delivered to any part of thelolty free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY’ WHITE FLOUR, . PHILIP BUADDEN ‘ and CUARLES CLEVELAND, Nevada City. jl0 NEM NE NE Me SNE NE SMe NBME My SE Se Y BS) “Don’t Buy” ¢& Your Toys and -Holiday Goods of the Popular Branch Store in the Down~ . We Can’t Be Undersold. «& . IKE. FIEL ¥ The Cheap Man of Nevada County, r Ny J. NILE, Ye VE ‘ ° i : Nevada ( ity Manager, a SS Mt Handsome Xmas Card a3 3 With every . } 50-cent purchase, . oa p d8 Receiver, sure. : for a Normal document. M. J. Brock was recommended for an educational diploma. The gia nmar-grade certificate of Myre, Clara Cleveland Moore was renewed for six than ever before. Considerable new shelv ing has been put in and swinging bins placed which add to along each side of the store, the ‘convenignee and lovks of the place. years, tificate was renewed for two years. Mias Julia McCarthy was granted a pil mary-grade certificate upon examination, +4, BAKING a TNS Se The following resolution was adopted: Miss Maggie Brock’s primary-grade cerWe must close out of Christmas Novelties. In order to do that we have concluded to give a chance to every one ! to. get a NEW YEAR'S PRESENT FREE: OF CHARGE, vited to worship at Trinity Church. Testimonial. POWDER Most Perfect Made, 4e Years the Standard, 2 ’ _—_— Dr. Devinny,-of Stockton, Cali, saya ments than Oil of, Eden, Ui nothibg better for, rheumatic ailhe Lae “. @q » ! ib WSAMPAS AS AS AS AS AC AS AS AS AV AS ” 4 ‘ Foley Sells_. "i Bananas, Dates, Figs, Limes, Lemons, Oranges, Nuts of all kinds, Pop-Corn (loose or in ‘‘bricks), Christmas Tree Ornaments, Christmas Tree Candles and Holders, Bon Bons (from 10 cents up). ASO me The largest and Finest: display of Home-Made Candies outside of San Francisco. \ _ FOLEY’S Strictly First-Class. ies 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. : 4 ing Building, opposite A. D, Tower's * = ‘ : ¢ , : i (. residence, unless you care to save be 100 Ibs Middlings, $1.10. 190 Ibs Bran, $1 oo. kifty Cents,on Each Dollar, be 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00 ~18 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 caris Clams, $1.00. RE EREENT CSET STS, memeweieecmeineeeen as a} is oo " y ares. High Prices Must. Ge “Cut. of Line, 100 Ibs Flour, $1.89. i Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1 Tb, Cans Salmon $1.00, 1% Gal Bottle Pickles. 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1:25 perLottle. Oysters, per dozen cans; $1. Bryant's Root Beer 10 cts per bottle, J. eJ. JACKSON Hires 3 for 50 evs.Commercial Street, near Pine, — Nevada City, Cal. a . wis 4 McLEAN SWI ment COBLER SEAT ROCKERS ENAMELED EASLES RATTAN ROCKERS RUGS AND MATS Call And See Themat 7. James Kinke ; THEY ARE BEAUTIES. Greatest Chance Ever Known------Sure. NG CHAIRS Full stock of Furniture and large assortCASH _— URE STORE, of Goods Expressly for the Holidays. <a SS a ad’s nj aw novelties in every branch. Broad St., Next tof!CountyjTreasurer’s Office. a

aot a City. Crawford nice line of d dynamenm the Min. “8 c ust as nice ;as can be y are reas ; e, LOO, [9 Ln Vib ce the cash’ ugh quan We know r to get the xy. That's We offer y. In this real name. ou like to SCI". é oNG. — : Awarded iy ‘) ~~ Resolved, That this = — here: ‘ oe ’ — . after gra ) . ‘tificat: to tT. J ‘ ri a 3 Highest Honors—World’s Fair, . after ara ie a ae ane psi 2 With ey ery $2.00 parchase of Goods a HANDSOME PRESENT will f iy, 9 . e old Medal, Midwinter Fair. hearraneelnetes rant aemeiele : : x ; KY : c study of which do not extend through aj * : : E We beg to announce to our numerous eel i) ° Y : ‘ : ; : ‘a F : DR period of at least three years. he given : DON'T GET LEFT : Friends and Patrons that we arenow ; e KI , 1 ; J 6 : : City im ‘ . 9 Trinity Church. ' : wae ready for business, ) EE ; yl ai : The largest and finest Stock of Holiday . \ 3] ‘ i ee , rector, Sun‘af Rev. Erasmus an sie " ge Gj Goods that ever came to this market k of bo eh day: after Christmas : Celebration of the : ° : stoc 0 a) ) Holy Eucharist with sermon at 11“A, M.; : w we offer to the Public at the most ‘ jalled it Kk? . 4 A CREAM Sunday school at 11:30 P.M. The Rector All At eee e reasonable figures. Come, everyone, ‘ Go and § sn et vous we Wena] ALAC New Store, On Commercial Street, and examine our display of Toys, lg are all from 10:30 til 12m. All are cordially in~ e : ee Books, Fancy Goods and numerous ' = Widddad 4 “A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks yesterday, , ciagamiadsininadaai = THEDAILY TRANSCRIPT A G00D ONE. A VERY G00D PERFORMANCE . Well Put. Married Today. Methodist Church, First-Class Laundrying. é . The Sacramento Bee tritely says: ‘‘Tirey Rev. Father Claire today united in mar-. Services in the abave church tomorrow Ps Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALMINS, = Proprietors ———— —— SS ne @BRVPD RY CARRTFRS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ——————_—— ve rm genoa WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. ‘SATURDAY....-. DEC. 28, 1895. Telephone Nu. 4. (OF See.first page for additional Reading Matter. ~ CONCERT AT GRASS VALLEY. uittle Red Riding Hood Well Presented By Thirty Children, — The entertainment given by Mrs. H. G. ‘Parsons and her pupils, at Grass ‘Valley last evening, was a complete success. There was-a large attendance, including quite a pumber trom this city. The operetta of “Little Red Riding Hood” was presented, thirty children taking part. ‘Little Beatrice Kidder, adopted daughter of Hon, John F. Kidder, sustained the character of . Read Riding Hood in a very admirable manner, and received much praise from the auditors, The duet by Ethel Howard and Libbie Angove is also highly spoken of, In fact all the little‘people acquitted themselves in a very creditable manner. i The vocal solo, Robert Le Diuble,” by Miss Annie Webber of this city, is credited with being one of the best numbers on the program. Louis Brinkman of this city also gave a pleasing vocal solo, and Miss Marie Deal and Charles Leavitt rendered a guitar duet that was well received._Mrs. L. 5S. Calkins acted as-accompanist tor the Nevada City singers. + 2 PERSONAL POINTERS, Doings and Intentions, Will Doane is on the sick list, Will Gregory left yesterday for San Francisco, : A. L. Williams was over from Sweetland A. S. Bigelow of Columbia Hill went to ‘San Francisco yesterday. Mies Nellie Curtis is here from Rocklin te spend the holidays. Will Parker of Auburn is here on a visit to A. H. Parker ard wife. Frank Erskins of San Francisco came in on the morning train. J. M. Flowers of San Francisco is in town. ; C. E. Gillette of San Francisco came up from San Francisco \ast evening. Samuel Poorman and son, of San Franweisco, arrived here last evening. Mrs, A. Hughes and child, of Salida, Colorado, came in on last evenivg’s train, E: B. Dulac is able to be around again, He ran & nail in his foot a few days ago. Charles Thorey of Downieville arrived here yesterday en route to San Francisco. . F. L. Cole came up from Marysville last night on his way to the Mountain House. A. Anderson of the Mountain House arrived here last evening en route to Sacramento, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Maib Street. J. B. Brace, Sweetland, N, Hansen, ae F, P. Sandow, Grass Valley, E. Curtin, ae L. Barnes, i Jem Silver, Pike City, © H. W. Ballard, San Francisco, W. P. Degfisen, a 8. Poorm#, ee 8. Poorman Jr., J. W. Ricketts, San Juan,. G. Thomas, Ue J, Franges, F. M, Rutherford, Trnekee, M, P, Peaslee, Pleasant Ridge, E, Dreyman,.“ J. Nernon, C. Andrews, San Mateo, L. 8, Dunn, as A. J. Herman, Rocklin, “se Died at the Hospital. —< John Flaherty, an inmate of the County Hospital, died this afternoon, Deceased was a native of Ireland, aged 71 years, had been in the hospital for some time, The funeral will take place tomorrow, from the undertaking parlor, Broad street, —42@e+ Gréatly Improved. W. G& Rictiards now has his grocery store arranged and fitted up in better sha pe and ‘The First Prayer Which Was Made in ‘the Kingdoms, Empires and Governments, Congress. . In Thatcher’s Military Journal, under date of December, 1777, is found a note containing the identical ‘‘first prayer in Congress” made by the Rev. Jacob Duche, a gentleman, of. great eloquence, Here it ts—an historical curiosity: «() Lord, our Heavenly Father, high’ and mighty King of Kings and Lord of Lords, who aokdoet Yhy throne behold all the dwellers of the earth, and reignest with power supreme and uncontrolled over all look down in mercy, we beseech Thee, on these Anrerican States, who fled to Thee from the rod of the oppressor, and’ thrown themselves on Thy gracious protegtion, de-~ siring to be henceforth dependent ouly on Thee. To Thee they have appealed for the righteousness of their cause; to Thee do they now Jook up for that countenance and +upport which Thou alone canst give, Take them, therefore, savenly Father, unto thy Gwe them wisdom = in council and value in the field, Defeat the nurturing care. malicious designs of our adversaries; convince them of the -unrighteusness of . their canse; and, if they still persist in sapguinary purposes , Oh! let the yoice of Thine’ own unerring justice, sounding in their hearts, constrain them to drop the weapnus. of war from their unnerved hands in the day of battle. Be Thou present; O God of wisdom, and direct the councils oT this honorable assembly. Enable them to settle things on the best and sureset foundation, that the scenes of blood may be speedily closed, and order, harmony and peace may be effectually restored, and truth, justice, religion and piety prevail and flourish amongst Thy people, Freserve the health of their bedies upon them and the millions they here represent auch tempered blessing as Thou seest expedient for them in this world, and crown them with everlasting glory in the world to come. All this we ask, in the name and through the merits of Jesus Chriet, Thy Son, our Savior, Amen,” + ©@e + —WOMAN SURERAGE, The Proposed Amendment to the State Constitution. In March, 195, the Legislature of this State passed a resolution to submit to the voters at the next general election (in November, 1896), an amendment to the State Constitution, to be designated on the ballots as the Eleventh, which, if carried by a majority vote, will give suffrage to women upon equal terms with men, Some of the most prominent men and women throughout the State who believe in the justice of woman suffrage, and that the best interests of society can only be upheld by the united vote of men and women, have become inba’) tereated in doing all possible to inform the public of the proposed change in the’ Constitution, and in working. for it, For this reason the Amendment Campaign Associa~ tion, with Mrs, Sarah fs. Cooper as President,'was organized as, the outgrowth of the Woman's Congress of last spring. Later, at the annual meeting of the State Sutlrage Association,’ Mrs. Ellen C, Sargent, was elected President of that body. The Boards of Directors of these two assocta~ tions voted to form a Joint Campaign Committee, and began-at once to outline a plan of work. Under their auspices‘Rev. Anna H. Shaw came out from the East near the end of November to give a course of lectures, During the five weeks of her stay she spoke twenty-nine evenings and preached: tour sermons, her itinerary extending from Yreka to Los Angeles. eloquénce, logic agd magnete personality attracted large crowds. ventions in the State is being planned for cluding Miss Shaw, are expected to take part in them, +-9@e + ws Fine Articles. © and vicinity, and especially those who contemplate attending the big party next week, is called to the fine line of gloves w hich the Bo Newman & Co, have imported See their advertisefirm of for this grand affair, ment. ODE H Educational Matters. — The County Board of Education today transacted the following business which, will interest teachers throughout the county: Miss Gertrude Adair was recommended and the vigor of their minds; shower down} J humor, The fame of wher A series of conext pring, and’ some fine speakers, 1nThe attention of the~ladies of this city The Columbian Stock Company Pro-' duce ‘Devil's Gap.” . The fitth appearance of the Columbian . Stock Comipany in this city was greeted . by a fashionable and appreciative audience . The plry pre. last evening at the Theatre. sented was a drama entitled ‘Devil's Gap; heroism.” or a tale of true Through its production this compiny, which, is becom— . ing more popular with every perforinance, became more strongly ingratiated into the favor of the lovers of drama in this city. Lhe people are just beginning fo realize that we have in our midst a dramatic company that is in entirety brilliant, versatile and vivacious, and that-is highly deserving of our hearty support, tended the assured us that with each succeeding perTrose who have atee regularly have formance there has been an evidence of iucreased competency and ability, “Devil's Gap” is-a stzong play, probably a.song the strongest in the repertoire It is full of} . . of the Columbian Company, stirring situations aud redundint ‘with wit, humor avid pathos, The audience is held and in some of in eager anticipation the scenes is spell-bopnd from the rising of the curtain to thefalling thereof jin the last act, tears Laughter and are experienced with the same breath, while the performers continue their parts almost oblivious to the great influence they have exerted on the minds and hearts of their auditors, ‘‘Pug,” -portrayed by Miss Richmond! Callen, was a happy and interesting character, The young lady isa charming and graceful actress who never fails to. enchant her audience, She is petite, versatile and vivacious, with a promising~ career before her, Chas, Thornton, in assuming the difficult and perplexing role af ‘Jack Redmond,” gave a true and conscientious delineation of a noble character, His acting was full of pathos and power, and-he swayed the audience at his will, His -self-sacritice, his devotion to his friends in the hour of poverty and distress, won the admiration and plaudits of those present. C, O, Davis as ‘Dennis O'Hara” was a comical character abounding with wit and His portrayal” of this Son of the Emerald” Isle further demonstrated his ability as a comedian of the highest rank and. gave evidence ofa divengity of humorous power. ‘Taking into consideration that this young gentlemen has only been playing comedy. for two weeks, the future has unlimited possibilities for him, Miss Helen, Becker represented ‘Ned the Reformed Boy” with ie Her throughout was™admired and applauded, “Eequire Nervine,”” portrayed by J, A. Predom, was on of the strongest characters success, acting of the cast, Thisa tor infused a vim and energy into his part which was highly meritorious’ and which received loud demonstrations of approval, All the minor parts were strongly sustained as on former occasions and the entire performance was highly creditable and praiseworthy. Tonight the company will present the thrilling border drama, ‘The Renegade,”’ his play is full of funny scenes and telling effects and all those who witness it . will’ be well their effort. The QGolumbian Company is strongly deserving of patronage and tonight, their last might with us, should be greeted with” a crowded recompensed for house, 7 wee — Hoop’s Prucs cure jaundice, biliouiness

sick h-adache, constipation and all liver ills iia + eee + Take Notice. Owing toa press of business I am cbliged to remain in Nevada City till January 3d, Those needing eye glasses should cnll at d27 _— + 2ee_ once, Pror, Dorats, Optician, -land liver. medicine. Harmless, reliable, ‘and Colds. Hoop’s Pitts are the best family cathartic L, Ford will go to Washingington to represent the Miners’ Association before ConNo better selection could have been made, If Tirey L., does mot lick chaos. into cosmos over there for the benefit of the hydraulic miners. no one else could, ee Appointed Agent. gress. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s O. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the ‘past twenty years experience with .the cotton we found it to -be equal to any. manufacSold at 6 spools for 25 cents, at the New Store on Commercial street. . d27:f J. Levy, ‘tured, i a emees Two Lives saved, Mrs. Phenix Thomas, of Junction City, Ill, was told by her doctors she had Consumption andjthat there was no hope. for] her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her hfe. Mr. Thos, Eggers, 139 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered froin a dreadiul cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr, King’s New Discovery’and in two weeks was cured, He is uaturally thankful, It, is such results, of which. these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs Free trial bottles at Dickerman & Co.’s, Drug Store, Regular size 50c, aud $1.00, . —— —-— -+ eo It May Do As Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller,.of Irving, Ill., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his back and also that his bladder was atlected. He tried many so called Kiduey cures bat without any good result, «Abeut a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant re lief. One trial will prove our statement, Price only 50c. for large bottle. At Dickerman & Co,’s. Drug Store, Dyspepsia Cured “My wife has been a great sufferer with Dyspepsia, Three bottles of Hood's SarsaeX parilla have perfectly cured her. At times the lightest food would distress her terribly. She could not sleep and had atreadful siok headaches. She tried different Sarsamedicines, but . : none did her any Spe Hood's SarsapaEc . rilla was fecomif nt A meee we bottles gave reMra. Otis Merritt lief ~made her J a OO Ss parilla BEOOD]09GCO9U08) with any sick Z headaches nor bad feelings, can eat sleep . well,” VO RRRCBCGCORR Oris Meruirr, Addison, Matne, ~ good, At last mended and two perfectly well. She is not now troubled heartily and Hood’s Pills are mildand gentlan Notice For Publication. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., December 20, 1895. To all whom if may concern. Whereasthe Centryl Pacitic Railroad Company has presented its application (List No. 34) to sele tax a portion of its grant Sections 25 and 96 in Tp.17N.,R.9 KE.. M D. M. in Nevade counts, Cal,, as agriculta: al land, and Wheres’, said iands are by the return of the U.S. Surveyor @ neral for California denomi nate } mineral land, and, by instructions o1 the Hon, Commissioner af the Génersl Land Office a hearing is necessacy after die notce there of, by publeation, and »po-ting, to determine the character of suid lands for minerals, and such hearing havirg been upplied for by 6 id upplicant, * . It is therefore ordered that citations issue returnuble before the Reyister ant Receiver ofthis office, nt this ofice at 10 o'clock a. m., onthe lth cay of February, 1804, at which time and place the sid arplicant with ite wittheir witnesses aré hercbhy cited to be and apsire tou ning the chara’ ter of said lands. THOMAS FRASER, ‘ Kegs er, CHAS. F. GARDNER, duly neuted. nesses andanya' d all mineral, claimanta, and pear and otter sueh testimony as they may deDefault by any party to this citation will be riage Antone Silva and Miss Mary Costa, two young people of this city, The wedding took place at the Catholic Church, The young couple will probably live at Blue Tent. ——— + 9 ee > Oh, Boys Go Ahead, Yes, go ahead boys get married as fast as you can, it is nice to be a (you know), that is by and by, but for heaven sake we want you to remember our new merchant Mr. J. Levy in the Transcript building with a wed. ding invitation, and you are sure to geta d27-4t + e@e > eee wedding present, Tur Recorp of remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only true blood puritier prominently in the public eye today. ' ~-aeo Sraits to let, Knquire of G, D, Buckley Absolutely F ure, as usual, Rey, W.-C Gray, will preach at 11 a.m, and 7 .p, Subject” of “Make Haste;” evening, ‘The Pastand the Future,” . The pastor, m, discourse in A sermon for the new year, ¢ : ae pe“T was"greatly troubled with aches and pains and could not sleep at night. My husband had. me take Hood's " Sarsaparil! hs now T ean sleep and those pains have left me and I beg in to feel like a new person,’ Mrs, J, Henry, Brooke, Cal, Hoop's Prius cure sick headache, + 2Oe >To the Gentlemen morning — Holbrook's news stand, Broad street. Try the Twin City Steam Laundry. Geo B, Johnson, the cal oil man, sole agent for Nevada City. Leave call orders at Miss 019 AS_IN_ YOUTH CORDIALLY INDORSED. Ayer’s Hair Vigor; RESTORES Vho have euit patterns, You can have . Natural Growth them made up in the latest style} best of . OF THE workmanship and lowest prices by os Smrra Bros, Merchant Tailors, HAI R : d2eit Piue Street. 2 —WHENscripr Office, ' eas raffle at Simmons’ saloon on Saturday evenSores, Tu tter, Chapped Hands, Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction or refunded, sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. ing, December 14th, and continud every of only pity pagina restored a natural bs ae 7 finn ae ~ growth, which still continues as in my O : oe ee pie digs ai als youth. I tried several other dressings, . ‘ ‘ but they all failed. Ayer's Hair Vigor 9 Bucklen’s arnica Salve, is the best.’—Mrs. J. C. 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They Are Find ing It Qut Very Fast THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, —AREKE SELLING THK— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries.and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they areso well patronized, If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do #o without delay, Goods delivered to any part of thelolty free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY’ WHITE FLOUR, . PHILIP BUADDEN ‘ and CUARLES CLEVELAND, Nevada City. jl0 NEM NE NE Me SNE NE SMe NBME My SE Se Y BS) “Don’t Buy” ¢& Your Toys and -Holiday Goods of the Popular Branch Store in the Down~ . We Can’t Be Undersold. «& . IKE. FIEL ¥ The Cheap Man of Nevada County, r Ny J. NILE, Ye VE ‘ ° i : Nevada ( ity Manager, a SS Mt Handsome Xmas Card a3 3 With every . } 50-cent purchase, . oa p d8 Receiver, sure. : for a Normal document. M. J. Brock was recommended for an educational diploma. The gia nmar-grade certificate of Myre, Clara Cleveland Moore was renewed for six than ever before. Considerable new shelv ing has been put in and swinging bins placed which add to along each side of the store, the ‘convenignee and lovks of the place. years, tificate was renewed for two years. Mias Julia McCarthy was granted a pil mary-grade certificate upon examination, +4, BAKING a TNS Se The following resolution was adopted: Miss Maggie Brock’s primary-grade cerWe must close out of Christmas Novelties. In order to do that we have concluded to give a chance to every one ! to. get a NEW YEAR'S PRESENT FREE: OF CHARGE, vited to worship at Trinity Church. Testimonial. POWDER Most Perfect Made, 4e Years the Standard, 2 ’ _—_— Dr. Devinny,-of Stockton, Cali, saya ments than Oil of, Eden, Ui nothibg better for, rheumatic ailhe Lae “. @q » ! ib WSAMPAS AS AS AS AS AC AS AS AS AV AS ” 4 ‘ Foley Sells_. "i Bananas, Dates, Figs, Limes, Lemons, Oranges, Nuts of all kinds, Pop-Corn (loose or in ‘‘bricks), Christmas Tree Ornaments, Christmas Tree Candles and Holders, Bon Bons (from 10 cents up). ASO me The largest and Finest: display of Home-Made Candies outside of San Francisco. \ _ FOLEY’S Strictly First-Class. ies 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. : 4 ing Building, opposite A. D, Tower's * = ‘ : ¢ , : i (. residence, unless you care to save be 100 Ibs Middlings, $1.10. 190 Ibs Bran, $1 oo. kifty Cents,on Each Dollar, be 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00 ~18 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 caris Clams, $1.00. RE EREENT CSET STS, memeweieecmeineeeen as a} is oo " y ares. High Prices Must. Ge “Cut. of Line, 100 Ibs Flour, $1.89. i Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1 Tb, Cans Salmon $1.00, 1% Gal Bottle Pickles. 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1:25 perLottle. Oysters, per dozen cans; $1. Bryant's Root Beer 10 cts per bottle, J. eJ. JACKSON Hires 3 for 50 evs.Commercial Street, near Pine, — Nevada City, Cal. a . wis 4 McLEAN SWI ment COBLER SEAT ROCKERS ENAMELED EASLES RATTAN ROCKERS RUGS AND MATS Call And See Themat 7. James Kinke ; THEY ARE BEAUTIES. Greatest Chance Ever Known------Sure. NG CHAIRS Full stock of Furniture and large assortCASH _— URE STORE, of Goods Expressly for the Holidays. <a SS a ad’s nj aw novelties in every branch. Broad St., Next tof!CountyjTreasurer’s Office. a