December 5, 1898 (4 pages)

Bim et 1€ BNE eee, Ti TRANSCRIPT, ~—BRIBF MENTION, Minor Notes end Comments of Loca} . SS? "il! in Slug Canyon. ; interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. There was a heavy frost last night . arb wire fence. and another is billed by the weather bureau for tonight. ‘ High-grade mince meat, “like your mother made,” for sale in bulk at Wolie’s cash grocery store. _ n18-tf Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. Virst-class and purity guaranteed. tf Cream of Maize, the new breakfast mush, and chipped beef fresh cut and in quantities to suit at Gaylord & Son’s. : tf. The admission at Trinity Guild’s fancy work tea on Saturday afternoon wi 1 be’: children, including refreshments, 20 cents ; adalts, 25 cents. R. C. Dorsey, a Fresno merchant who used to live at Grass Valley, was recently married at Reno to the divorced wife of M. Crouch of Sacramento. The two-compartment shaft at the Old Home. Consolidated mine, Blue Tent district, is being sunk at the rate of six feet per week, and is entirely in ledge matter. ! The Knights. of Sherwood Forest will give an entertainment.and banquet on Saturday evening, January 7th. The election of officers will take place on the 17th inst; ; A horse belorging to A. Isoard & Son started from near the courthouse this morning and ran without a driver and at a lively gait tothe store on Broad street. No damage. The committee of arrangements of: Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W., will meet at the home of Miss Minnie Brand this evening to make arrangements for the annual ball, ; Prof, John F. Ogden, late of Meridian, Sutter county, today entered upon his duties as principal of the Gold Flat school, fomnerly taught by F. L. Arbogast, County Clerk-elect. Company ©, the local military company, will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight, at which time trustees, armorer, janitor, ete. will be elected. At the same time the Armory Hall Association will elect trustees. When E. B. Power takes his office as District Attorney the position of Su_ perior Court reporter will be vacant. There area number. of applicants for the position, which Judgé Nilon will fill by appointment. It is said a Nevada countyan will get the place. On Friday evening, January 5th, Milo. in her room at the Vendom,.15 Turk Lodge of Knights of Pythias will have . street, yesterday morning. Her groans a “Veterans’ Night.” Ou that evening . attracted the attention of other roomit is expected that allthe members of. ers in the house and they notified the the order who have attended only occasionally will be present and there will be a general reunion. The newly . hours later. elected officers wiil be installed on 2 Downieville Messenger, . is There has not been sufficient water to enable Mr. Copeland torun his five _ Saturday Evening’s Republican. With the young people. = . ee ha; John Gott killed a large deer one day . gig a ton in Sierra Valley. This is last week near Oarlsen’s place af Cox’s , higher than for years. : : Bar. The animal had got caught in a! The Cannon Ball Catcher has been in ex town several days giving performances The marriage of Ed. J. Meyer of this . on the streets and other ‘places. He is Place and Miss Edith Hutchinson of a very clever man in his line and perSierra City took place at the residnce forms some” quité remarkable feats of of Mrs. B. Aiken, on Wednesday last. [skilland strength, Mrs. Eliza Hulme, of Sierra Gity,. The boys make good use of the pubdied at her home Wednesday evening. . lic reading room at Overton these long She had been suffering froma fatal dis. evenings.’ The place is fitted with ease for a number of years. Mrs, . table. chairs, a large heating stove and Hulme was a native of England and 65. a'l the daily papers, and it is quite a years of age. The funeral took place treat for those employed to be able to Wednesday from the M. E. Church. . take advantage of this privilege. She was buried by the I. O. G. T. of . The Overton people are doing a good which she was a memher. _ . business for this time of year and in The Republican County Central Com/all probability the mill will continue anittee has filed with the County Clerk to run until eompelled to closé on acits statement of receipts and expendi-! count of snow and icé. They are just tures during the recent campaign. ‘The completing a large order for shed timcommittee received §82225 aud exber tor weS.P. Oo, and have deliverpended $242.70 leaving a balance of ed at Truckee as much as eight car$89.55, which will be kept on hand aud . loads in one day. From the outlook devoted to defraying the expenses of -at this time the railroad will be kept. the next campaign. e . open to Truckee during the coming I. Copeland is vigorously prosecuting . winter for the factory is now kept busy work at the Gold Bluff mine with from . cutting on a seventy-five carload order. 25 to 30 men all told. The work of re. Sc UE eo eee pairing the ditch and flame was finished; Register of Mines and Minerals. iast Sunday, but there are several men} The Transoripr has received from employed on the outside, snowshedding the State Mimeralogist advance sheets tracks and making other necessary of the Nevada county.subdivision of a. improvements for winter, More than . proposed register of mines-and min50,000 pounds of freight has been relerals. The State Mihing~ Bureau Will ceived in the way of supplies and ma-' issue a Register of Mines. and Mining chinery within the past two weeks. (including every county of the State, Lhere are still about 7,000 pounds of ‘each subdivision accompanied by a freight to arrive, which completes the map showing the location of towns, stock for the winter. Another new air’ mines, mills, roads and ditches. It compressor was received last Sunduy,/ will be issted in a single volume as which willsoon be placed and worked . soon as the State Printing Office is pre. in conjunction with the one now in use,; pared to do the work. The material is) it is Mr. Copeland’s intention to very. being compiled by-tield assistants who . soon station the present sinking pump, are residents of the respective counnd put in a second one which ‘will be ties and. familiar with the loeality. used toraise water tothe station pump. The statisties of Nevada county, preDevelopment work is going on con-} pared by Charles Uren, are printed by tinuously on the lower levels of the State Mineralogist A. S, Codper at his mine. ‘he mill is now running to its) own expense pending the re-Opening of full capacity—twenty stamps. the State Printing Office, in order to show the character of the work on which the Bureau is. now engaged. The work in ten of the counties has been . completed and is in progress in others. . he Commits Suicide by Taking a Dose Sora eae one of Carboli¢ Acid . Neva Rebekah Election. it .4,. Neva Rebekah Lodge, No. 119, elect7 y a; . ’ , ot m Hab: S rancitco Chrgnicks ed officers Saturday night as follows: Mrs. Georgie Meadows, better known a i eben ant Grand; by hef maiden name of Georgie McFar; yevntanes eit — ae a : ttt, 34 . Adeline Hothersoll, cording Secreland, swallowed a dose of carbolic acid tary; Miss Lulu Clutter, Financial Secretary; Mrs, Lucy Pulich, Treasurer; . Miss Edith Edwards, Trustee. Installation will take place on the first Sate (2) REPT.) SIERRA COUNTY SIPTINGS, ‘EASTERN NEVADA COUNTY. NO. MONDAY ig eee . DEC, 5, 189%, Gleaned From: the Last Issue of the Notes Aoout Trockee and Overton From Skating is a popular sport these days Judge Frank Ives of the District Gourt . !" the county, Its patronage is built Best quality of hay, loose, is worth eee . Sheciatties For the Hotidays. _ For many years the store of Wm. G. ‘Bridenoe Which Is” deservedly ranked as one of the busiest and most ilar business houses 2 ‘ap on merit and there is consequently ca Rows Boon hd a Me ces MP PO eth in its magnitude. Mr. ‘Tablets with ‘seeming great benefit . * as Tacmge ne ser plied with few exceptions. I have not been wry Baer © Seolants oS ney so free fi indigéetion in. twenty-fi © low prices—to serve the public “on years. George W. Roosevelt, U. 8. Consul . (to Brussels, Belgium: Stuart’s DysAt preseat the it de making « pepsia Tablets, safe, pleasant to take, . *Pelalty of choice holiday goods, such ‘convenient to carry, give keen appe-. °° mince meat, Pilg 8 citron: and} Mr. W. D. Tomlin, ‘mechanical engi-. “124% ete. ae neer, Duluth, Minn.: Ope box 6f Stu-. rage a aaaulam ihe See art’s Dyspepsia Tablets has done itd) 4. 4 "ke 9 ‘aa iccae ites work, and 1 am again gaining flesh and es ee ae : strength. Restey ss _ Something New and Nice, ag ace tat eee Povige Flaked Rice, a delicious breakfast years with throwing up food Shek 0s dish that requires no cooking, at the or three times a day; had no certainty ah age’ ieee ie A.B. W of retaining a meal if I ate. one. Four} ~ aii utter Baa boxes of the tablets from my druggist Always the Best, Sait take aan tay a “For best value in Suits and OverRev. G. D. Rrown, Mondovi,: Wis.: coa‘s—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. The effects of Stuart's Dyspepsia TabFree Lunch Tonight ~ ; ee eae ricco oeracdmmegis At Lammon Brothers saloon, ‘corner distress since I began their use. Broad and Pine streets. n19-tf,. Over six thousand peoplein the State of Michigan alone in 1894 were cured . ——""¢¢ 99 of stomach troubles by Stuart’s DysTHE POPU LAR BAKERY pepsia ‘Tablets. Full sized packages may be found at all druggists at 50 cents, or sent by mail on receipt of price from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshalf; Mich. Send for little book on stomach disIn the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now BETTER PREPARED THAN EYER To serve the public with Firrt-class eases, mailed free. d5-7-9 Homann’s 25cent fruit cakes sell fine. Bread, Go To Maher’s for new shades in Kid . Pies and Gloves. it ; ae Best In The County. . Cakes Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Ne-. ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER vada City. n 28-tf ~~ ————+-+ee Raffle Every Night. There will be rattle, Tom and Jerry @@-¥resh Compressed Yeast Cakes Con. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. and a free hot lunch every night till ene on Meee: : further notice at George Allen’s Hy draulic Saloon on Main street. Drop Chas, K. Tegler, Prop I, TELEPHONE 37. : around and havea good time. n21-tf. {urday in January, when there will be Receiving Hospital. She was removed an entertainment and banquet. there in ambulance and died a few ae Mr. Jona—Say, Meriar, what in thun-'. She was a woman about 30 years of . ge. are yon buyin’ shad to-day fer? . that night. age. Three or four months. ago she . Did you forget that I wuz goin’ fishin’ . ~ ome Vo Go On the Mounted Police. . Walter .-Lovelady of this city has been uotified to appear at San Fran-. ed. She was subject todespondent fits, cisso this week to undergo examination . 4nd a week ago told a friend that she as an applicant for a place on the mounted police at Golden Gate Park. Mr. Lovelady is one of the best horsemen on the coast, having spent most. of his life up to some six years ago in the saddle asa cowboy. He is a man of resources and sober and reliable. He will provea valuable acquisition to the ‘mounted police of the metropolis. ++ o@e oe Worthy of the Appointment. Frank May of this city has a petition for appointment as guard at San Quentin prison, and has secured the} Signatures of a number of the officers’ and members ofthe Republican county central committee. Mr. May is an oldtimhé* Republican and in every way thoroughly qualified for the place. He should receive the appointment. —--—-—_+ oe --—A Steam Pipe Bursts. As'a wood-sawing machine was being hauled down Commercial ‘street this forenoon a/pipe burst andthe escaping steam caused a great noise and commotion. A team belonging to Expressman Sherwan.was passing and taking ‘the bits in their teeth the horses ran a ‘Short distance before the driver got control of them. A. QO. U. W. Ball. The Workmen of this city have determined to give a ball at Armory hall on Wednesday evening, February 22d. In connection with it their drill team will giveanexhibition of marching and the splendid team of Grass Valley lodge will probably be invited to have a drill tor points and a trophy. + oor He Missed the Train. Hon. E. M. Preston got home last night from Ione where he went to attend a meeting of the School of Industry directory. Un the trip over he missed the train at Sacramento.and had to go by private conveyance—a distance of forty miles—in order to be present at the meeting. . ‘ poseee ied mee moa “Fine Fat Young Turkeys. Raffle going one very night at Lam* saloon. Try your luck mon Brothers’ salo 4 ni9-tf oo Fresh, Comb Honey. ~ Just received by Gaylord & Son. 4t + +00 Go To Maher’s for Infants’ Silk Caps. . This morning he gota glimpse of a news‘The Very Latest. Beauty Pins in different styles at poor and freshest confectionery at Leutje & Brand’s. ni-tf separated from her husband, who then. today? Mrs, Joua—No, I remembered lived on Steiner street; and took rooms . YOU Was goin’ fishin’;when I set my ae : mind on fish I don’t like to be at the Vendome where her sister residdisapp’iuted in not gettin’ any. There! ‘an ‘ DID, would commit suicide. Her parents live in Wheatland, Yuba county. Her body was removed to the Morgue. vag GO oe At San Francisco, December 2, 189°, Governor Budd Walters, beloved son . 'of Dr. H. 5S. and Clara Bennett Wallt Sate jaged 1 month. Hon Jobn F. Kidder Has Been Re-ar-. pointed Debris Commissioner. Hon. John F. Kidder was on Saturday last re-appointed by Governor Budd as State Debris Commissioner, The appointment is for four years and will meet with general approval. Mr, Kidder has served on the Board for several years and has made a first-class record. There is no man inthe State better qualified for the position. He is a civil engineer of long experience and marked ability and gives his close personal attention to the duties of the position. Sure Gusre for Golds When the children get their feet wet and take cold give them a het foot bath, a bow! of hot drink, a dose of Ayer’s Che Pectoral, &nd put them to be The chances are they will be all right in the morning. Continue the Cherry Pectoral a few days, until all cough has disappeared. Old coughs are also cured; we mean the coughs of bronchitis, weak throats and irritable lungs. Even the hard coughs of consumption are always made easy and frequently cured by the continued use of Ayer’s — Cherry Pectoral * Every doctor knows that wild cherry bark is the best remedy known: to medical science. for soothing and healing inflamed throats and lungs. Put one of Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral me Burning of Mrs. Joy’s House. Shortly before eight o’clock Saturday night the one story dwelling bonse owned and occupied by Mrs. Wm. Joy and situated at the north end of Suspension bridge broke out in flames in . * the upper portion while that lady was at the theatre. The fire department responded promptly, the boys of Eagle Hose Company being first on the scene, “Each of the-three-companies-gotan effective stream on and did gallant work. Most of the furniture was saved, and only the shell of the building, which was lined instead. of being plastered, still stands. The adjoining residences of J. Langman and J. Foss were damaged only to the extent of having the jpaint slightly blistered. Mrs. Joy had $800 insurance on the house and $350 on<he furniture. She says the loss exceeds that consiaerauly. a An insane Youth. Frank Martin; a seventeen-year-old lad, apparently of Italian extraction, was brought to the county jail Satur-; day night to be examived for insanity. . He has of late been working at Barnes’ . ranch on the McCouriney road, and . before that lived at the J ones and Net. PI asters tleship places. Whena child he was) in the Grass Valley orphan asyium. . over your lungs He is violent and noisy, imagining he The Best Medical — is a preacher or something of that sort . Advico Free! We now have some of the most emineuf physicians in the United States. Unusual opportunities and long experience eminently fit them for hes you er eee advied. Write freely the particulars pa heed ease. 2 Addr Dr. J. C. AYER, : — Lowell; Mass.and talking about religious matters. . . paper mab and straightway began to_ denounce him as the Devil. a WILL SUCCEED HIMSELF, . sers (formeris of Washington, Nevada . “Sift”? the Cigar Ruilder, Will Have His Say Tomorrow. See Our New ‘Stock of FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts. Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS __At Prices to Pisase All. Latest Shapes and Styles in *% % & Soft and Stiff Kars. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, Sones s Home-Made Candies Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. For Christmas © v2! »ave 4 Special Stock, Including all the NOVELTIES. ~ Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree * Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Nuts, Figs, Dates, Oranges, Bananas, etc. honor” and thus retain their confidence} HRISTMAS ¢ GOODS eh OTH : Racket Store, -— Transcript Block, Commercial St. ‘Handsome . Bedroom Sets sy : $ $ ~ For $17.50 At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. F ne ‘Line of ‘Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. OO 9990009 000000000 It Is a Pleasure : TO BE ABLE TO show a new assortment of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is ‘made up of goods which are new,,. having but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. { Amongst these are a specially selected @O/,AA pant lot of mm BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE * DIAMONDS * of great brilliancy and splendid color and many other pees stones of very attractive appearance Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are not at ali high on these articles. LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. OD OOO OOOO OGOOGOO QOOGOOGOQOGOGOOOOQOOOOGOO QOCOGOOGOGOOEEOOOOOGO OOO . Ooyz and Sancy Soods At the Lowest Prices, ~~ E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Has a full line of Dolls, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks for Christmas, besides a nice stock of Fancy Goods and Notions. Fresh Candy, Chewing Gum, Yuts and Fruits, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Make No Mistake, Ladies. THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Fall # Winter Millinery —AT— : ag & La WM. H. CRAWFORD'S, Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. aneetneneeeel ry eee . Homann’s. d5-tf te eo Commercial St. Nevada City. Prices Astonishingly Low.

Bim et 1€ BNE eee, Ti TRANSCRIPT, ~—BRIBF MENTION, Minor Notes end Comments of Loca} . SS? "il! in Slug Canyon. ; interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. There was a heavy frost last night . arb wire fence. and another is billed by the weather bureau for tonight. ‘ High-grade mince meat, “like your mother made,” for sale in bulk at Wolie’s cash grocery store. _ n18-tf Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. Virst-class and purity guaranteed. tf Cream of Maize, the new breakfast mush, and chipped beef fresh cut and in quantities to suit at Gaylord & Son’s. : tf. The admission at Trinity Guild’s fancy work tea on Saturday afternoon wi 1 be’: children, including refreshments, 20 cents ; adalts, 25 cents. R. C. Dorsey, a Fresno merchant who used to live at Grass Valley, was recently married at Reno to the divorced wife of M. Crouch of Sacramento. The two-compartment shaft at the Old Home. Consolidated mine, Blue Tent district, is being sunk at the rate of six feet per week, and is entirely in ledge matter. ! The Knights. of Sherwood Forest will give an entertainment.and banquet on Saturday evening, January 7th. The election of officers will take place on the 17th inst; ; A horse belorging to A. Isoard & Son started from near the courthouse this morning and ran without a driver and at a lively gait tothe store on Broad street. No damage. The committee of arrangements of: Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W., will meet at the home of Miss Minnie Brand this evening to make arrangements for the annual ball, ; Prof, John F. Ogden, late of Meridian, Sutter county, today entered upon his duties as principal of the Gold Flat school, fomnerly taught by F. L. Arbogast, County Clerk-elect. Company ©, the local military company, will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight, at which time trustees, armorer, janitor, ete. will be elected. At the same time the Armory Hall Association will elect trustees. When E. B. Power takes his office as District Attorney the position of Su_ perior Court reporter will be vacant. There area number. of applicants for the position, which Judgé Nilon will fill by appointment. It is said a Nevada countyan will get the place. On Friday evening, January 5th, Milo. in her room at the Vendom,.15 Turk Lodge of Knights of Pythias will have . street, yesterday morning. Her groans a “Veterans’ Night.” Ou that evening . attracted the attention of other roomit is expected that allthe members of. ers in the house and they notified the the order who have attended only occasionally will be present and there will be a general reunion. The newly . hours later. elected officers wiil be installed on 2 Downieville Messenger, . is There has not been sufficient water to enable Mr. Copeland torun his five _ Saturday Evening’s Republican. With the young people. = . ee ha; John Gott killed a large deer one day . gig a ton in Sierra Valley. This is last week near Oarlsen’s place af Cox’s , higher than for years. : : Bar. The animal had got caught in a! The Cannon Ball Catcher has been in ex town several days giving performances The marriage of Ed. J. Meyer of this . on the streets and other ‘places. He is Place and Miss Edith Hutchinson of a very clever man in his line and perSierra City took place at the residnce forms some” quité remarkable feats of of Mrs. B. Aiken, on Wednesday last. [skilland strength, Mrs. Eliza Hulme, of Sierra Gity,. The boys make good use of the pubdied at her home Wednesday evening. . lic reading room at Overton these long She had been suffering froma fatal dis. evenings.’ The place is fitted with ease for a number of years. Mrs, . table. chairs, a large heating stove and Hulme was a native of England and 65. a'l the daily papers, and it is quite a years of age. The funeral took place treat for those employed to be able to Wednesday from the M. E. Church. . take advantage of this privilege. She was buried by the I. O. G. T. of . The Overton people are doing a good which she was a memher. _ . business for this time of year and in The Republican County Central Com/all probability the mill will continue anittee has filed with the County Clerk to run until eompelled to closé on acits statement of receipts and expendi-! count of snow and icé. They are just tures during the recent campaign. ‘The completing a large order for shed timcommittee received §82225 aud exber tor weS.P. Oo, and have deliverpended $242.70 leaving a balance of ed at Truckee as much as eight car$89.55, which will be kept on hand aud . loads in one day. From the outlook devoted to defraying the expenses of -at this time the railroad will be kept. the next campaign. e . open to Truckee during the coming I. Copeland is vigorously prosecuting . winter for the factory is now kept busy work at the Gold Bluff mine with from . cutting on a seventy-five carload order. 25 to 30 men all told. The work of re. Sc UE eo eee pairing the ditch and flame was finished; Register of Mines and Minerals. iast Sunday, but there are several men} The Transoripr has received from employed on the outside, snowshedding the State Mimeralogist advance sheets tracks and making other necessary of the Nevada county.subdivision of a. improvements for winter, More than . proposed register of mines-and min50,000 pounds of freight has been relerals. The State Mihing~ Bureau Will ceived in the way of supplies and ma-' issue a Register of Mines. and Mining chinery within the past two weeks. (including every county of the State, Lhere are still about 7,000 pounds of ‘each subdivision accompanied by a freight to arrive, which completes the map showing the location of towns, stock for the winter. Another new air’ mines, mills, roads and ditches. It compressor was received last Sunduy,/ will be issted in a single volume as which willsoon be placed and worked . soon as the State Printing Office is pre. in conjunction with the one now in use,; pared to do the work. The material is) it is Mr. Copeland’s intention to very. being compiled by-tield assistants who . soon station the present sinking pump, are residents of the respective counnd put in a second one which ‘will be ties and. familiar with the loeality. used toraise water tothe station pump. The statisties of Nevada county, preDevelopment work is going on con-} pared by Charles Uren, are printed by tinuously on the lower levels of the State Mineralogist A. S, Codper at his mine. ‘he mill is now running to its) own expense pending the re-Opening of full capacity—twenty stamps. the State Printing Office, in order to show the character of the work on which the Bureau is. now engaged. The work in ten of the counties has been . completed and is in progress in others. . he Commits Suicide by Taking a Dose Sora eae one of Carboli¢ Acid . Neva Rebekah Election. it .4,. Neva Rebekah Lodge, No. 119, elect7 y a; . ’ , ot m Hab: S rancitco Chrgnicks ed officers Saturday night as follows: Mrs. Georgie Meadows, better known a i eben ant Grand; by hef maiden name of Georgie McFar; yevntanes eit — ae a : ttt, 34 . Adeline Hothersoll, cording Secreland, swallowed a dose of carbolic acid tary; Miss Lulu Clutter, Financial Secretary; Mrs, Lucy Pulich, Treasurer; . Miss Edith Edwards, Trustee. Installation will take place on the first Sate (2) REPT.) SIERRA COUNTY SIPTINGS, ‘EASTERN NEVADA COUNTY. NO. MONDAY ig eee . DEC, 5, 189%, Gleaned From: the Last Issue of the Notes Aoout Trockee and Overton From Skating is a popular sport these days Judge Frank Ives of the District Gourt . !" the county, Its patronage is built Best quality of hay, loose, is worth eee . Sheciatties For the Hotidays. _ For many years the store of Wm. G. ‘Bridenoe Which Is” deservedly ranked as one of the busiest and most ilar business houses 2 ‘ap on merit and there is consequently ca Rows Boon hd a Me ces MP PO eth in its magnitude. Mr. ‘Tablets with ‘seeming great benefit . * as Tacmge ne ser plied with few exceptions. I have not been wry Baer © Seolants oS ney so free fi indigéetion in. twenty-fi © low prices—to serve the public “on years. George W. Roosevelt, U. 8. Consul . (to Brussels, Belgium: Stuart’s DysAt preseat the it de making « pepsia Tablets, safe, pleasant to take, . *Pelalty of choice holiday goods, such ‘convenient to carry, give keen appe-. °° mince meat, Pilg 8 citron: and} Mr. W. D. Tomlin, ‘mechanical engi-. “124% ete. ae neer, Duluth, Minn.: Ope box 6f Stu-. rage a aaaulam ihe See art’s Dyspepsia Tablets has done itd) 4. 4 "ke 9 ‘aa iccae ites work, and 1 am again gaining flesh and es ee ae : strength. Restey ss _ Something New and Nice, ag ace tat eee Povige Flaked Rice, a delicious breakfast years with throwing up food Shek 0s dish that requires no cooking, at the or three times a day; had no certainty ah age’ ieee ie A.B. W of retaining a meal if I ate. one. Four} ~ aii utter Baa boxes of the tablets from my druggist Always the Best, Sait take aan tay a “For best value in Suits and OverRev. G. D. Rrown, Mondovi,: Wis.: coa‘s—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. The effects of Stuart's Dyspepsia TabFree Lunch Tonight ~ ; ee eae ricco oeracdmmegis At Lammon Brothers saloon, ‘corner distress since I began their use. Broad and Pine streets. n19-tf,. Over six thousand peoplein the State of Michigan alone in 1894 were cured . ——""¢¢ 99 of stomach troubles by Stuart’s DysTHE POPU LAR BAKERY pepsia ‘Tablets. Full sized packages may be found at all druggists at 50 cents, or sent by mail on receipt of price from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshalf; Mich. Send for little book on stomach disIn the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now BETTER PREPARED THAN EYER To serve the public with Firrt-class eases, mailed free. d5-7-9 Homann’s 25cent fruit cakes sell fine. Bread, Go To Maher’s for new shades in Kid . Pies and Gloves. it ; ae Best In The County. . Cakes Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Ne-. ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER vada City. n 28-tf ~~ ————+-+ee Raffle Every Night. There will be rattle, Tom and Jerry @@-¥resh Compressed Yeast Cakes Con. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. and a free hot lunch every night till ene on Meee: : further notice at George Allen’s Hy draulic Saloon on Main street. Drop Chas, K. Tegler, Prop I, TELEPHONE 37. : around and havea good time. n21-tf. {urday in January, when there will be Receiving Hospital. She was removed an entertainment and banquet. there in ambulance and died a few ae Mr. Jona—Say, Meriar, what in thun-'. She was a woman about 30 years of . ge. are yon buyin’ shad to-day fer? . that night. age. Three or four months. ago she . Did you forget that I wuz goin’ fishin’ . ~ ome Vo Go On the Mounted Police. . Walter .-Lovelady of this city has been uotified to appear at San Fran-. ed. She was subject todespondent fits, cisso this week to undergo examination . 4nd a week ago told a friend that she as an applicant for a place on the mounted police at Golden Gate Park. Mr. Lovelady is one of the best horsemen on the coast, having spent most. of his life up to some six years ago in the saddle asa cowboy. He is a man of resources and sober and reliable. He will provea valuable acquisition to the ‘mounted police of the metropolis. ++ o@e oe Worthy of the Appointment. Frank May of this city has a petition for appointment as guard at San Quentin prison, and has secured the} Signatures of a number of the officers’

and members ofthe Republican county central committee. Mr. May is an oldtimhé* Republican and in every way thoroughly qualified for the place. He should receive the appointment. —--—-—_+ oe --—A Steam Pipe Bursts. As'a wood-sawing machine was being hauled down Commercial ‘street this forenoon a/pipe burst andthe escaping steam caused a great noise and commotion. A team belonging to Expressman Sherwan.was passing and taking ‘the bits in their teeth the horses ran a ‘Short distance before the driver got control of them. A. QO. U. W. Ball. The Workmen of this city have determined to give a ball at Armory hall on Wednesday evening, February 22d. In connection with it their drill team will giveanexhibition of marching and the splendid team of Grass Valley lodge will probably be invited to have a drill tor points and a trophy. + oor He Missed the Train. Hon. E. M. Preston got home last night from Ione where he went to attend a meeting of the School of Industry directory. Un the trip over he missed the train at Sacramento.and had to go by private conveyance—a distance of forty miles—in order to be present at the meeting. . ‘ poseee ied mee moa “Fine Fat Young Turkeys. Raffle going one very night at Lam* saloon. Try your luck mon Brothers’ salo 4 ni9-tf oo Fresh, Comb Honey. ~ Just received by Gaylord & Son. 4t + +00 Go To Maher’s for Infants’ Silk Caps. . This morning he gota glimpse of a news‘The Very Latest. Beauty Pins in different styles at poor and freshest confectionery at Leutje & Brand’s. ni-tf separated from her husband, who then. today? Mrs, Joua—No, I remembered lived on Steiner street; and took rooms . YOU Was goin’ fishin’;when I set my ae : mind on fish I don’t like to be at the Vendome where her sister residdisapp’iuted in not gettin’ any. There! ‘an ‘ DID, would commit suicide. Her parents live in Wheatland, Yuba county. Her body was removed to the Morgue. vag GO oe At San Francisco, December 2, 189°, Governor Budd Walters, beloved son . 'of Dr. H. 5S. and Clara Bennett Wallt Sate jaged 1 month. Hon Jobn F. Kidder Has Been Re-ar-. pointed Debris Commissioner. Hon. John F. Kidder was on Saturday last re-appointed by Governor Budd as State Debris Commissioner, The appointment is for four years and will meet with general approval. Mr, Kidder has served on the Board for several years and has made a first-class record. There is no man inthe State better qualified for the position. He is a civil engineer of long experience and marked ability and gives his close personal attention to the duties of the position. Sure Gusre for Golds When the children get their feet wet and take cold give them a het foot bath, a bow! of hot drink, a dose of Ayer’s Che Pectoral, &nd put them to be The chances are they will be all right in the morning. Continue the Cherry Pectoral a few days, until all cough has disappeared. Old coughs are also cured; we mean the coughs of bronchitis, weak throats and irritable lungs. Even the hard coughs of consumption are always made easy and frequently cured by the continued use of Ayer’s — Cherry Pectoral * Every doctor knows that wild cherry bark is the best remedy known: to medical science. for soothing and healing inflamed throats and lungs. Put one of Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral me Burning of Mrs. Joy’s House. Shortly before eight o’clock Saturday night the one story dwelling bonse owned and occupied by Mrs. Wm. Joy and situated at the north end of Suspension bridge broke out in flames in . * the upper portion while that lady was at the theatre. The fire department responded promptly, the boys of Eagle Hose Company being first on the scene, “Each of the-three-companies-gotan effective stream on and did gallant work. Most of the furniture was saved, and only the shell of the building, which was lined instead. of being plastered, still stands. The adjoining residences of J. Langman and J. Foss were damaged only to the extent of having the jpaint slightly blistered. Mrs. Joy had $800 insurance on the house and $350 on<he furniture. She says the loss exceeds that consiaerauly. a An insane Youth. Frank Martin; a seventeen-year-old lad, apparently of Italian extraction, was brought to the county jail Satur-; day night to be examived for insanity. . He has of late been working at Barnes’ . ranch on the McCouriney road, and . before that lived at the J ones and Net. PI asters tleship places. Whena child he was) in the Grass Valley orphan asyium. . over your lungs He is violent and noisy, imagining he The Best Medical — is a preacher or something of that sort . Advico Free! We now have some of the most emineuf physicians in the United States. Unusual opportunities and long experience eminently fit them for hes you er eee advied. Write freely the particulars pa heed ease. 2 Addr Dr. J. C. AYER, : — Lowell; Mass.and talking about religious matters. . . paper mab and straightway began to_ denounce him as the Devil. a WILL SUCCEED HIMSELF, . sers (formeris of Washington, Nevada . “Sift”? the Cigar Ruilder, Will Have His Say Tomorrow. See Our New ‘Stock of FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts. Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS __At Prices to Pisase All. Latest Shapes and Styles in *% % & Soft and Stiff Kars. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, Sones s Home-Made Candies Are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. For Christmas © v2! »ave 4 Special Stock, Including all the NOVELTIES. ~ Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree * Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Nuts, Figs, Dates, Oranges, Bananas, etc. honor” and thus retain their confidence} HRISTMAS ¢ GOODS eh OTH : Racket Store, -— Transcript Block, Commercial St. ‘Handsome . Bedroom Sets sy : $ $ ~ For $17.50 At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. F ne ‘Line of ‘Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. OO 9990009 000000000 It Is a Pleasure : TO BE ABLE TO show a new assortment of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is ‘made up of goods which are new,,. having but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. { Amongst these are a specially selected @O/,AA pant lot of mm BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE * DIAMONDS * of great brilliancy and splendid color and many other pees stones of very attractive appearance Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, etc. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are not at ali high on these articles. LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. OD OOO OOOO OGOOGOO QOOGOOGOQOGOGOOOOQOOOOGOO QOCOGOOGOGOOEEOOOOOGO OOO . Ooyz and Sancy Soods At the Lowest Prices, ~~ E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Has a full line of Dolls, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks for Christmas, besides a nice stock of Fancy Goods and Notions. Fresh Candy, Chewing Gum, Yuts and Fruits, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Make No Mistake, Ladies. THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Fall # Winter Millinery —AT— : ag & La WM. H. CRAWFORD'S, Main Street, Nevada City Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. aneetneneeeel ry eee . Homann’s. d5-tf te eo Commercial St. Nevada City. Prices Astonishingly Low.