February 1, 1894 (4 pages)

eww erm 6 SEER Geman) nal . ii . Published Every Evening, except Sunday. } . VOL. LXVI--NO, 10240 "NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Monk, died last night at the residence of . her son William, on: Piety Hill. has been ailing for four or five months, and DEATH OF JOHN HOSKING. I-Known Grass Valley Grecer Died This Morning. : At 1:30 o'clock this moning, John ‘HosDeath of Mrs. Monk.Mrs. Monk, mother of Williamand James The Wel Deceased BROWN & CALKINS, + Proprietors. . ai out three weeks ago was taken té her} king, the well-known Grass Valley grocer, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, WILL CHANGE. The Providence Mine to Get Water wane From Town Talk, — We are informed that the Providence performance. ape he will P sae cial train will be fifty cents and the train“ '* ™¥" sorrow at hisdesth. The deceased Mining Company has in contémplation a project for obtaining their water power . willleave here at midnight. from the South Yuba Company's ditch at Town Talk, The water will be conveyed by ditch and boxes .part of the way. and then by pipe direct to the mine. a train to come from Gras» Valley to this city Saturday evening, to bring up the dramatic company which is to present ‘The ; : Spy of Atlanta” at Nevada Theater. A. ? ved. Ho did many deeds of charity, number of Grass Valley ladies and: gentle: ‘then not in the play will come up to see the By this . nigft to take-final action regarding the arrangement a greater pressure can be ob~. case of J. O. Feldkerchner. bed. She was a native of England, seventydied at his home on Chester street, says the i six years of age. 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month . place at Smarteville Saturday. The fuveral will take. Umion. For jthe past year er so deceased had been in failing health, suffering intensely Tee from bronchial troubles and, other comComing by Special Train. Plaints. The best medical skill could not : es cure him, and death was expected, but-not Company H of Grass Valley hao chartered) suddenly. John Hosking was a ruggcd man in some respects, but a warmer heart never beat-in the breast of man than he known only to those who received the favors._Hewas a good husband and father, and leaves a number of very warm friends The round trip on the’ specame to Grass Valley in the early ‘sixtics and for many long years worked in the mines. About seven years ago he engaged coe : in the grocery business on the corner of The City ‘Trustees held a meeting last Y Main and Bennett streets, and was quite successful, He wasa member of the Improved Order of Red Men, under whose ~ Feldkerchner’s Case. P. T. Riley of tained than at present and the power can } Grass Valley, appeared on. behalf. of Feld— }auspiees:the~funersl—will probably take be distributed to better advantage. to be gained by making the change. made right along. The present company are working the mine systematically and the good results of the development work ntage. _Besides . kerchuer and informed the Board that the! pice, ~de-wile-and-four-childrer—=Witliam, this there are other important advantages . saloon in question would be.closed at midEdward, Josephine and Addie—survive to night hereafter, and that the proprietor) mourn. the loss of a loving husband and The Providence mine is looking better{ would endeavor to keep an orderly place, aN than for years, in fact it never looked bet-. The Board decided not to revoke. his license ter, and handsome clean-ups are being . go long as he sticks to his promise, father. v Tux Mexican Congress has given President Diaz power to ferfeit railway fran\chises held by foreigners whenever he thinke The situation inthe Coeur d’Alene gold proper. Coeur d’Alene Mines. . } Men's Overessta at Miller's, — Mine Bonded, Telegraph : Last week the Sebastopol mine, logated in South Grass Valley, was. _ Ss bonded te E. Hi Baxter and ethers of San/ The boy stood on the burning deck, Francisco, and Ben F. Runnels of this place. } ‘ Active work will be commenced upon this When all bat he had fed j valuable property on or before. the first-of . And sinking ‘neath the ‘awful wreck, May. The company proposes to erect} Was gumbered with the dead ; meagre jes ahaa salt . When ro stood mid clouds of smoke and -* + flame, i as He bravely battled with the wreck ; Will. Be Kept As Usual at the Plaza! And is now on-deck again Store. : WITH A Shurtleff & Son will continue to keep on : haod as uanal at the Plaza Store 9 full sup~ New Outfit, ply of Fresh and. Salt Water Fish, Crabs, Shrimps, etc; A large stock will be re=< ceived every Thursday evening. Send in your orders and they will be promptly atNew Carpets, tended te, « And everything renovated and fitted up in firetFresh Esstern Frozen Oysters, at all dlass style. Hein now prepared to eupeiy all his times, at 65 cents per ‘ean old customers, and as many new ones as wish to 5 ° give hima call, witb first-class board.and lodging, Oranges at 10 cents per dozen, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, cor. $2.50. New Furniture, a . New Bedding, 130-38 _. ner of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. PRICES REDUCED! _ ee To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmona Liver OWING, TO COMPETITION IN THE HORSERegulator. SHOEING BUSINESS we have made the following Rednced cut prices as follows : SALESMEN wanted. Free prepaid outAll Shoeing-from 0 to No. 2, + $1 25 fit. One of our agents has earned over Above No, 2,_SF telat 1 50 $20,000 in tive years. Old Shoes Set for + « = 1 00 FIRE! FIRE! RENT STEN ! . Threo Rounds! But’ with us it has been contrary. {marking the goods that have been shipped to us by our Eastern Buyer, who bas, owing to tho ie « Save Your Dimes ! The $ Will Take Saab of Themselves. All the Sporting Men-all over the Guited States and Fugland have been busy trying to find ‘out who 1s going to win the fight, Corbett or. Mitchell, Mitchell knocked out in We have been busy the last ten days many manufacturers beidg pushed with that that moves the World, **Groleal,”? wo {having the stuff to move our’ part of the world bas purchased with “Geel? at prices that are unheard of—These Goods are the Vory Latest Styles and Choice Patterns and made by “First-Class Manufactuers <for the Season of 1894. Therefore. wo are pleased to inform our friends and the public. ia general that this great. sale will positively commence SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1894. “COME” and “SER.” — Convines yourself at these Astonishingly Low Prices given below. Always remember ‘that Our Goods are marked in “PLAIN FZGURES” and a Child Can Buy Equally the Same-as an—Oll Person: Quo Price for “ALL.” . A STARTERR=——™ Lot No. SLAs. Caahble Chinchilla Overcoats, sizes from 35.to 44. A Bargain at $7 50; our price $4 50. : Lot No. S521. Cnahdble Chinchilla Ulsters, sizes from 35 to 44; Cheap at $10; our price $6. , é Lot No. 8807. South Down Mills Ulaters, pie very neat, sizes 35 to’ 44, full value $6 75; now a a a at bn Lot. No. SSseOL. South Dewn Mills Ulsters, rae heap & beauty, sizes 35 to 44, full value, $6 75; now Lot No. 412:8. For the Children, Cape Overcoats, the very Latest New York style, beautiful pattern, sizes 5 to 11 years, cheap as dirt at $2 25. Gaze on our price— only $1 00. Oh! this isnot enough for our children friends, the Overcoat would not: be sufficient. How -would they look with only an Overcoat and now sinoe we thought of this, and as our Kastern purchaser with the same. shrewdness has sent a flue line of 2-piece suits—Jacket and Patts—elegant designs and at fig» urea that we are able to sell them. Think o' it! Only $1; sizes 4 to 13, ! done thus far are very flattering~ indeed: A rich and extensive shoot. of ore has been found in the old Williams ground, from which quartz enough can be taken to keep the forty-stamp mill running steadily for a —tong-time to-come: This ledge is not the one now in dispute between the Champion ~andProvidence companics;-and-in the event of a decision adverse to the latter company in the suit pending in -the U. §. Circuit Court, it will not seriously interfere with operations in the nmjine. The Providence has a new lease of life and there is every indication of a bright futare for the old mine, ‘mining industry is highly prosperous. There are five stamp mills running, while the placer mines have been able to continue . » operations all winter, The Golden Chest makes a particularly fine showing. Much very rich rock is being taken out, while there is a large ledge of very good ore, One piece of rock recently taken from this mine contained $4,000 in gold, Officers Installed. j30-1w * Removal. j25 Jobn Brodie has removed his fish and a — vegetable market frem Shurtleff & Son’s PATRICK CLANCY ee Union Hotel, Main Street. Store’te the building on Pine street, opposite { HORSE SHOER, P. O. Box 2361, New York. Robinson & Noell, ; Main Street, NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS ARRIVALS AT THE ea aT nS <a the Tilley building. “ 530-26. ar i San Francisce, UoyomBage amapee gt Ena HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA o i = ari, ann Hanpy for travelers is Simmons Liver = City aad opened @ shop at the foot . Hartman, Regulator in powder. It-can be carried in of Main and Broad streets, where E. B, Saunders, th cat he is prepared to do E. R. Plach, @ pocket. : ra we First-Class Shoeing J. C. Moraine, er 75 Cents. ai R. Lions, B. G. Thomas, Camptonville, es Percale Shirts, with two Collars = — of Cuffs, ot Miller's, lot CO. 1OB3. New York mills manufacture W. Selfridge, Forbestown, Frank Selfridge, Ll Tt. M. Coffe iy Corral, i oe hor ee Citi ono Men's Suits. Gaze your eyes and reflect. Full value $6; now M 7. Pack inp al Vaile : ‘ os . $3 25. Now, before purchasing, you can save money by lis. i. B ’ ms 'Y> o, j OX Cpe ening to the following: Do you want a Business Suit? If 80, you can find the largest assortment and style of Cassimeres of the following mills ein the world over: Taft & Weden, Burleck, Brunner & Go., Washington Mills, Middlesex Mills, Ata regular meeting of Mountain Rose Lodge, Rebekah Degree, I. O. O. F., held at Rough and Ready, on January 24th, the following officers were installed by P. D. D. G. M., Lizzie Grant, assisted by Annie Martel as G. W.; E. W. Weeks as G. S.; It will soon be time to plant fruit trees. S. Cline as G. T. and Minnie Herrod as M.; Cut down your old trees that are badly inJ. C, Grant, N. G.; Nellie Ennor, V. G.; fested with scale and burn the wood. Bet Lizzie Grant, R. 8.; Lillie Schroeder, T.; ‘ter‘results in eradicating the pest can be Aunie Martel, W.; Katha Single, C.; Kate accomplished in this way in wu day’s time Schroeder, I. G.; A. E. Stull, 0. G.; Sadie Ennor, R. 8S. N. G.; Minnie Herrod, L. 8. N. G.; EW. Weeks, R. 8. V. G.; Wm. Our Men’s Department Has Not “Been Forgotten ! spectiuly solr ed fo favor me, with a niure ‘of es Aggy luo ngage eir patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. hot No. loee. Beaver Fall Mills Men's Suite, : PATRICK CLANCY. hat do you think of it? Only $2 50. eA EDRT IDS) ee Plant Young Trees. P. T. Riley, “ A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. H. Pilleu, Quaker Hill, J. W. Shelby, Grass Valley, eee EB. Black, we Rambo Mills & Co, Our 4-Button Cutaway Frock Suits than by five seasons uf spraying. After getting rid of worthless trees set out young ; Grant, 'L. 8. V. G. Q , Observing carefully that they are free te : ‘ ALS iti ads fe! with pe cuias they . After the officers were installed @ wellPO AT Te can be kept clear of the pest.’ It is difficult prepared programme was rendered, consistAre beauties. 4n trimming unsurpassed, and equally as good as “Tailor-Made.” In Clay, Cork-Screw, Tricos and Riverside Worsted. They will suit the most tasteful. Are You Going to Get Married ? National Exchange, Broad Street. é . . ° * SE amare ieee a eee ‘ams, wh ing of dialogues, recitations and. vocal and. ~ to get rid of them, when once they take instrumental music, followed by a collation:. J+ H. Marriott, Osceola, Nev., ba J. O, Marriott, A Good Ledge. > Mrs. Dr. Spedding, Sierra City, : J. S. McBride, San Juan, Grass Valley Union: There has been a. Robt. Stevensom, San Francisce, : : . M. Levy, “ decided change in the w eo of the} 7 David, “ At 8 o’clock this evening the seal of the ledge at the St. John mine for the better; —p.H. Birdsall, + bottle containing many thousands of beans, during the past two weeks. Some of the B. Cutler, at the store of Carter & Johnston, will be quartz was brought to-town yesterday, and“ breken and the beans counted by a com-. was pronounced by competent miners te be mittee, All persons interested are invited . good milling ore. It is identical in charac-4 to.be present. ‘The one whose guess comes . ter with that os the Idaho mine in the 400 . tman, Washington, nearest to the correct number of beans will . level, and as in that mine at the same depth, ep — ps Jone, be awarded a free ticket to San Francisco] the ledge is very large, averaging about eet eee possession of a tree, by any other method than burning. Counting the Beans. This Space Is Reserved for . Are you going to be “Best” man? or do you want the suit that the most-elegant dressed men wear? “A: Prince Albert Frock-Suit.” We can truthfully say that wh you will find in our store as large an assortment as you will find in any store in‘large cities on, the Coast or States. “OnsE ° «J, Hervy, M's. Mount, > candidates for the Legislature. Claimed that 100,000 men will vote toand return, including a week’s board at. six feet. any first-class hotel. Oe ee Marble Work. ‘a two beautiful walls, and is being drifted on in the 500 level, Se The ledge is incased. between Kite, Maybert, J. F, Taggart, Chico, M.O’Donnell, Forest Hill. A HYPOCRITE feels better satisfied with My wife cured fe malaria by Simmons J. F. Taggart, agent fer the Robbie & himself every time he sees » good man make Liver Regulator.—J, N. Thompson, Pastor Bruce steam granite and marble works of @ misstep. M. E. Church. Chico, arrived in this city last evening and will reniain.a few days. He will take orders for any and every kind of marble work and, guarantee satisfaction in every . Richards and wife, a son. respect, Whatever Mr, Taggart says can 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hata at B. H, Miller's. ' BORN. At Grass Valley, Jan. 28, 1894, to Robert be strictly. relied upon, and those whe want anything in his line will do well to give him their orders. ine : tana 2 26 To the Public. If any person has a valid demand-egainst . ' W. K. Weare, please interview said Weare personally,fat the County Hospital, while he is alive. W.K. Wearx. Nevada City, February I, 1894, lt et Oe Tue petitions presented to Congress against the Wilson bill bear the names of 1,250,000 persons, the largest number of remonstrants ever known in the case of a pending scheme of legislation. cee Expr, the scrofulous taint from your blood by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Now Try This, J 2 It will dost yoa nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough,, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s New. Discovery for Consumption, Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had@ speedy and perfect recovery. Try @ sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing itis. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. Mus. T. 8. Hawxins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold-by Carr Bros. Tux railroad employes of Pennsylvania have formed an association te combine on It is gether, i VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy a Pound of my Prenagh Mixed Candy. That is a small investment, but you will realise from it » reet deal more gieteere i is bigger investments bring you. It is nat easy to tell you how deligh Candy is. Some words are persuasive, but there is suasion in one taste of this Candy than there is in « whole dietienarsy., BOLBY, Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. Hyman & Co,’s store om Commerciai st, Neveds. City The best judges and the closest buyers . : Of made-to-order clothing, agree that o. The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR. . In Nevada county is loi Other Respects oa One-Price Clothiers. Nevada City HE WHITE. HOUSE. i Embroideries. Embroideries. We Received a very Elegant Line of . EMBROIDERY, EDGINGS, And INSERTING, v Comprising the Newest Patterns to be found in the market. WE WILL OPPER THE SAME AT VBRY LOW PRICES. jf CARTER & JOHNSON, No matter what cloth or size you “want, we have them. No trouble to show them. Where. Did You Get That Hat? Might be a-chestnut, but in our Hat ~ Department we have-no chestnuts, “Our new stock and styles consisting of the latest shapes in small and medium crowns in soft and stiff. Our Fedoria and Alpite styles are daisies. Our wide brimsare beauties. Our Crushers cannot be excelled, and our Children’s Styles are complete. We have these in black brown nutria, brown nutria and at all prices in plain figures. Our Furnishing Goods Department [s Not Neglected. LOT NO. 144, Heavy grade, New Market Milfs ‘Underwear, a beautiful pattern, finely finished, edge lock stitched, sizes from 34 to 44, anopher spot ‘Cash’ purchase, fully worth $2, we will sell at $1 per suit. LOT W-1 in the sane purchase as above we received an elegant orange pattern, very neatly finished, if bought regular, could not be sold less than $2, our price is only $1 per suit, Every Article Manufactured by the Marysville Woolen Mills we carry and sell them at. Mill Prices, A BOOMERANG. 10 dozen of Blue Spring Bottom Overalls— men’s sizes—will be sold for 50 cents. Did you ever hear of such an offer? No, never ! ; Do not forget-that we also carry in this Department-a full line of White Ghirts, con. sisting of Open Fronts, Open Backs, Pleated and Plain Bosoms, and have just received an elegant style of White Marasilles Bosom Shirts and P. K, Collars detached, Night Robes of all descriptions and ‘full length.” SHOOT THAT TIB! * Oh! do, when wé are ene to offer you the Largest Line of Beautiful Patterns worth 50 and 75 cents for 25 Cents. Or, is this all! What about those Klegant Four-inHands worth 50 and 75 cents for 15 Cents! . SHOE DEPARTMENT. We have received of the great manufacturing firm of C. M, Henderson & Co., corner of Adams and Market streets; 0, one of the moat complete lines of Ladies,’ Misses’ ‘and Children’s Fine Shoes, Slippers and Oxford Ties of the Latest Styles, and /as’ the reves badly, we can truthfully say we bought them cheaper then ever heard of In INERS' BOOTS we make » specialty of the Best brands and use no oth Rubber Boots we handle the latest-improved patents of the leading mantfacturers of the United States. Our line is complete. oe NOTICE ! x All these Holding tickets for ing the weight of the Sheep must positively have the tickets in the store on or before February 12, 1894, Commits that will weigh the Sheep censist of the following gentlemen: MR. A. LAD N, PROF. ED, MU MRL. GARTHE and MR. H. GUNTHER. The Com~tittes have chosen Mr. L. A. Garthe, who will be blindfolded and then draw the tickéts from the box. The committee will then examine and copy the guesses, and the lucky guesser will get the $40 and the N. B, All mail erders receive our prompt attention and charges by express are always id 7 us, ‘shane ; P, Remember, the Goods are Marked i in-PlainFigures, and One Price to all. THIS IS. A POSITIVE CASH SALE. 4 a lL. HYMAN & CO.

eww erm 6 SEER Geman) nal . ii . Published Every Evening, except Sunday. } . VOL. LXVI--NO, 10240 "NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Monk, died last night at the residence of . her son William, on: Piety Hill. has been ailing for four or five months, and DEATH OF JOHN HOSKING. I-Known Grass Valley Grecer Died This Morning. : At 1:30 o'clock this moning, John ‘HosDeath of Mrs. Monk.Mrs. Monk, mother of Williamand James The Wel Deceased BROWN & CALKINS, + Proprietors. . ai out three weeks ago was taken té her} king, the well-known Grass Valley grocer, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, WILL CHANGE. The Providence Mine to Get Water wane From Town Talk, — We are informed that the Providence performance. ape he will P sae cial train will be fifty cents and the train“ '* ™¥" sorrow at hisdesth. The deceased Mining Company has in contémplation a project for obtaining their water power . willleave here at midnight. from the South Yuba Company's ditch at Town Talk, The water will be conveyed by ditch and boxes .part of the way. and then by pipe direct to the mine. a train to come from Gras» Valley to this city Saturday evening, to bring up the dramatic company which is to present ‘The ; : Spy of Atlanta” at Nevada Theater. A. ? ved. Ho did many deeds of charity, number of Grass Valley ladies and: gentle: ‘then not in the play will come up to see the By this . nigft to take-final action regarding the arrangement a greater pressure can be ob~. case of J. O. Feldkerchner. bed. She was a native of England, seventydied at his home on Chester street, says the i six years of age. 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month . place at Smarteville Saturday. The fuveral will take. Umion. For jthe past year er so deceased had been in failing health, suffering intensely Tee from bronchial troubles and, other comComing by Special Train. Plaints. The best medical skill could not : es cure him, and death was expected, but-not Company H of Grass Valley hao chartered) suddenly. John Hosking was a ruggcd man in some respects, but a warmer heart never beat-in the breast of man than he known only to those who received the favors._Hewas a good husband and father, and leaves a number of very warm friends The round trip on the’ specame to Grass Valley in the early ‘sixtics and for many long years worked in the mines. About seven years ago he engaged coe : in the grocery business on the corner of The City ‘Trustees held a meeting last Y Main and Bennett streets, and was quite successful, He wasa member of the Improved Order of Red Men, under whose ~ Feldkerchner’s Case. P. T. Riley of tained than at present and the power can } Grass Valley, appeared on. behalf. of Feld— }auspiees:the~funersl—will probably take be distributed to better advantage. to be gained by making the change. made right along. The present company are working the mine systematically and the good results of the development work ntage. _Besides . kerchuer and informed the Board that the! pice, ~de-wile-and-four-childrer—=Witliam, this there are other important advantages . saloon in question would be.closed at midEdward, Josephine and Addie—survive to night hereafter, and that the proprietor) mourn. the loss of a loving husband and The Providence mine is looking better{ would endeavor to keep an orderly place, aN than for years, in fact it never looked bet-. The Board decided not to revoke. his license ter, and handsome clean-ups are being . go long as he sticks to his promise, father. v Tux Mexican Congress has given President Diaz power to ferfeit railway fran\chises held by foreigners whenever he thinke The situation inthe Coeur d’Alene gold proper. Coeur d’Alene Mines. . } Men's Overessta at Miller's, — Mine Bonded, Telegraph : Last week the Sebastopol mine, logated in South Grass Valley, was. _ Ss bonded te E. Hi Baxter and ethers of San/ The boy stood on the burning deck, Francisco, and Ben F. Runnels of this place. } ‘ Active work will be commenced upon this When all bat he had fed j valuable property on or before. the first-of . And sinking ‘neath the ‘awful wreck, May. The company proposes to erect} Was gumbered with the dead ; meagre jes ahaa salt . When ro stood mid clouds of smoke and -* + flame, i as He bravely battled with the wreck ; Will. Be Kept As Usual at the Plaza! And is now on-deck again Store. : WITH A Shurtleff & Son will continue to keep on : haod as uanal at the Plaza Store 9 full sup~ New Outfit, ply of Fresh and. Salt Water Fish, Crabs, Shrimps, etc; A large stock will be re=< ceived every Thursday evening. Send in your orders and they will be promptly atNew Carpets, tended te, « And everything renovated and fitted up in firetFresh Esstern Frozen Oysters, at all dlass style. Hein now prepared to eupeiy all his times, at 65 cents per ‘ean old customers, and as many new ones as wish to 5 ° give hima call, witb first-class board.and lodging, Oranges at 10 cents per dozen, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, cor. $2.50. New Furniture, a . New Bedding, 130-38 _. ner of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. PRICES REDUCED! _ ee To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmona Liver OWING, TO COMPETITION IN THE HORSERegulator. SHOEING BUSINESS we have made the following Rednced cut prices as follows : SALESMEN wanted. Free prepaid outAll Shoeing-from 0 to No. 2, + $1 25 fit. One of our agents has earned over Above No, 2,_SF telat 1 50 $20,000 in tive years. Old Shoes Set for + « = 1 00 FIRE! FIRE! RENT STEN ! . Threo Rounds! But’ with us it has been contrary. {marking the goods that have been shipped to us by our Eastern Buyer, who bas, owing to tho ie « Save Your Dimes ! The $ Will Take Saab of Themselves. All the Sporting Men-all over the Guited States and Fugland have been busy trying to find ‘out who 1s going to win the fight, Corbett or. Mitchell, Mitchell knocked out in We have been busy the last ten days many manufacturers beidg pushed with that that moves the World, **Groleal,”? wo {having the stuff to move our’ part of the world bas purchased with “Geel? at prices that are unheard of—These Goods are the Vory Latest Styles and Choice Patterns and made by “First-Class Manufactuers <for the Season of 1894. Therefore. wo are pleased to inform our friends and the public. ia general that this great. sale will positively commence SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1894. “COME” and “SER.” — Convines yourself at these Astonishingly Low Prices given below. Always remember ‘that Our Goods are marked in “PLAIN FZGURES” and a Child Can Buy Equally the Same-as an—Oll Person: Quo Price for “ALL.” . A STARTERR=——™ Lot No. SLAs. Caahble Chinchilla Overcoats, sizes from 35.to 44. A Bargain at $7 50; our price $4 50. : Lot No. S521. Cnahdble Chinchilla Ulsters, sizes from 35 to 44; Cheap at $10; our price $6. , é Lot No. 8807. South Down Mills Ulaters, pie very neat, sizes 35 to’ 44, full value $6 75; now a a a at bn Lot. No. SSseOL. South Dewn Mills Ulsters, rae heap & beauty, sizes 35 to 44, full value, $6 75; now Lot No. 412:8. For the Children, Cape Overcoats, the very Latest New York style, beautiful pattern, sizes 5 to 11 years, cheap as dirt at $2 25. Gaze on our price— only $1 00. Oh! this isnot enough for our children friends, the Overcoat would not: be sufficient. How -would they look with only an Overcoat and now sinoe we thought of this, and as our Kastern purchaser with the same. shrewdness has sent a flue line of 2-piece suits—Jacket and Patts—elegant designs and at fig» urea that we are able to sell them. Think o' it! Only $1; sizes 4 to 13, ! done thus far are very flattering~ indeed: A rich and extensive shoot. of ore has been found in the old Williams ground, from which quartz enough can be taken to keep the forty-stamp mill running steadily for a —tong-time to-come: This ledge is not the one now in dispute between the Champion ~andProvidence companics;-and-in the event of a decision adverse to the latter company in the suit pending in -the U. §. Circuit Court, it will not seriously interfere with operations in the nmjine. The Providence has a new lease of life and there is every indication of a bright futare for the old mine, ‘mining industry is highly prosperous. There are five stamp mills running, while the placer mines have been able to continue . » operations all winter, The Golden Chest makes a particularly fine showing. Much very rich rock is being taken out, while there is a large ledge of very good ore, One piece of rock recently taken from this mine contained $4,000 in gold, Officers Installed. j30-1w * Removal. j25 Jobn Brodie has removed his fish and a — vegetable market frem Shurtleff & Son’s PATRICK CLANCY ee Union Hotel, Main Street. Store’te the building on Pine street, opposite { HORSE SHOER, P. O. Box 2361, New York. Robinson & Noell, ; Main Street, NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS ARRIVALS AT THE ea aT nS <a the Tilley building. “ 530-26. ar i San Francisce, UoyomBage amapee gt Ena HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA o i = ari, ann Hanpy for travelers is Simmons Liver = City aad opened @ shop at the foot . Hartman, Regulator in powder. It-can be carried in of Main and Broad streets, where E. B, Saunders, th cat he is prepared to do E. R. Plach, @ pocket. : ra we First-Class Shoeing J. C. Moraine, er 75 Cents. ai R. Lions, B. G. Thomas, Camptonville, es Percale Shirts, with two Collars = — of Cuffs, ot Miller's, lot CO. 1OB3. New York mills manufacture W. Selfridge, Forbestown, Frank Selfridge, Ll Tt. M. Coffe iy Corral, i oe hor ee Citi ono Men's Suits. Gaze your eyes and reflect. Full value $6; now M 7. Pack inp al Vaile : ‘ os . $3 25. Now, before purchasing, you can save money by lis. i. B ’ ms 'Y> o, j OX Cpe ening to the following: Do you want a Business Suit? If 80, you can find the largest assortment and style of Cassimeres of the following mills ein the world over: Taft & Weden, Burleck, Brunner & Go., Washington Mills, Middlesex Mills, Ata regular meeting of Mountain Rose Lodge, Rebekah Degree, I. O. O. F., held at Rough and Ready, on January 24th, the following officers were installed by P. D. D. G. M., Lizzie Grant, assisted by Annie Martel as G. W.; E. W. Weeks as G. S.; It will soon be time to plant fruit trees. S. Cline as G. T. and Minnie Herrod as M.; Cut down your old trees that are badly inJ. C, Grant, N. G.; Nellie Ennor, V. G.; fested with scale and burn the wood. Bet Lizzie Grant, R. 8.; Lillie Schroeder, T.; ‘ter‘results in eradicating the pest can be Aunie Martel, W.; Katha Single, C.; Kate accomplished in this way in wu day’s time Schroeder, I. G.; A. E. Stull, 0. G.; Sadie

Ennor, R. 8S. N. G.; Minnie Herrod, L. 8. N. G.; EW. Weeks, R. 8. V. G.; Wm. Our Men’s Department Has Not “Been Forgotten ! spectiuly solr ed fo favor me, with a niure ‘of es Aggy luo ngage eir patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. hot No. loee. Beaver Fall Mills Men's Suite, : PATRICK CLANCY. hat do you think of it? Only $2 50. eA EDRT IDS) ee Plant Young Trees. P. T. Riley, “ A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. H. Pilleu, Quaker Hill, J. W. Shelby, Grass Valley, eee EB. Black, we Rambo Mills & Co, Our 4-Button Cutaway Frock Suits than by five seasons uf spraying. After getting rid of worthless trees set out young ; Grant, 'L. 8. V. G. Q , Observing carefully that they are free te : ‘ ALS iti ads fe! with pe cuias they . After the officers were installed @ wellPO AT Te can be kept clear of the pest.’ It is difficult prepared programme was rendered, consistAre beauties. 4n trimming unsurpassed, and equally as good as “Tailor-Made.” In Clay, Cork-Screw, Tricos and Riverside Worsted. They will suit the most tasteful. Are You Going to Get Married ? National Exchange, Broad Street. é . . ° * SE amare ieee a eee ‘ams, wh ing of dialogues, recitations and. vocal and. ~ to get rid of them, when once they take instrumental music, followed by a collation:. J+ H. Marriott, Osceola, Nev., ba J. O, Marriott, A Good Ledge. > Mrs. Dr. Spedding, Sierra City, : J. S. McBride, San Juan, Grass Valley Union: There has been a. Robt. Stevensom, San Francisce, : : . M. Levy, “ decided change in the w eo of the} 7 David, “ At 8 o’clock this evening the seal of the ledge at the St. John mine for the better; —p.H. Birdsall, + bottle containing many thousands of beans, during the past two weeks. Some of the B. Cutler, at the store of Carter & Johnston, will be quartz was brought to-town yesterday, and“ breken and the beans counted by a com-. was pronounced by competent miners te be mittee, All persons interested are invited . good milling ore. It is identical in charac-4 to.be present. ‘The one whose guess comes . ter with that os the Idaho mine in the 400 . tman, Washington, nearest to the correct number of beans will . level, and as in that mine at the same depth, ep — ps Jone, be awarded a free ticket to San Francisco] the ledge is very large, averaging about eet eee possession of a tree, by any other method than burning. Counting the Beans. This Space Is Reserved for . Are you going to be “Best” man? or do you want the suit that the most-elegant dressed men wear? “A: Prince Albert Frock-Suit.” We can truthfully say that wh you will find in our store as large an assortment as you will find in any store in‘large cities on, the Coast or States. “OnsE ° «J, Hervy, M's. Mount, > candidates for the Legislature. Claimed that 100,000 men will vote toand return, including a week’s board at. six feet. any first-class hotel. Oe ee Marble Work. ‘a two beautiful walls, and is being drifted on in the 500 level, Se The ledge is incased. between Kite, Maybert, J. F, Taggart, Chico, M.O’Donnell, Forest Hill. A HYPOCRITE feels better satisfied with My wife cured fe malaria by Simmons J. F. Taggart, agent fer the Robbie & himself every time he sees » good man make Liver Regulator.—J, N. Thompson, Pastor Bruce steam granite and marble works of @ misstep. M. E. Church. Chico, arrived in this city last evening and will reniain.a few days. He will take orders for any and every kind of marble work and, guarantee satisfaction in every . Richards and wife, a son. respect, Whatever Mr, Taggart says can 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hata at B. H, Miller's. ' BORN. At Grass Valley, Jan. 28, 1894, to Robert be strictly. relied upon, and those whe want anything in his line will do well to give him their orders. ine : tana 2 26 To the Public. If any person has a valid demand-egainst . ' W. K. Weare, please interview said Weare personally,fat the County Hospital, while he is alive. W.K. Wearx. Nevada City, February I, 1894, lt et Oe Tue petitions presented to Congress against the Wilson bill bear the names of 1,250,000 persons, the largest number of remonstrants ever known in the case of a pending scheme of legislation. cee Expr, the scrofulous taint from your blood by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Now Try This, J 2 It will dost yoa nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough,, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s New. Discovery for Consumption, Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had@ speedy and perfect recovery. Try @ sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing itis. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. Mus. T. 8. Hawxins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold-by Carr Bros. Tux railroad employes of Pennsylvania have formed an association te combine on It is gether, i VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy a Pound of my Prenagh Mixed Candy. That is a small investment, but you will realise from it » reet deal more gieteere i is bigger investments bring you. It is nat easy to tell you how deligh Candy is. Some words are persuasive, but there is suasion in one taste of this Candy than there is in « whole dietienarsy., BOLBY, Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. Hyman & Co,’s store om Commerciai st, Neveds. City The best judges and the closest buyers . : Of made-to-order clothing, agree that o. The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR. . In Nevada county is loi Other Respects oa One-Price Clothiers. Nevada City HE WHITE. HOUSE. i Embroideries. Embroideries. We Received a very Elegant Line of . EMBROIDERY, EDGINGS, And INSERTING, v Comprising the Newest Patterns to be found in the market. WE WILL OPPER THE SAME AT VBRY LOW PRICES. jf CARTER & JOHNSON, No matter what cloth or size you “want, we have them. No trouble to show them. Where. Did You Get That Hat? Might be a-chestnut, but in our Hat ~ Department we have-no chestnuts, “Our new stock and styles consisting of the latest shapes in small and medium crowns in soft and stiff. Our Fedoria and Alpite styles are daisies. Our wide brimsare beauties. Our Crushers cannot be excelled, and our Children’s Styles are complete. We have these in black brown nutria, brown nutria and at all prices in plain figures. Our Furnishing Goods Department [s Not Neglected. LOT NO. 144, Heavy grade, New Market Milfs ‘Underwear, a beautiful pattern, finely finished, edge lock stitched, sizes from 34 to 44, anopher spot ‘Cash’ purchase, fully worth $2, we will sell at $1 per suit. LOT W-1 in the sane purchase as above we received an elegant orange pattern, very neatly finished, if bought regular, could not be sold less than $2, our price is only $1 per suit, Every Article Manufactured by the Marysville Woolen Mills we carry and sell them at. Mill Prices, A BOOMERANG. 10 dozen of Blue Spring Bottom Overalls— men’s sizes—will be sold for 50 cents. Did you ever hear of such an offer? No, never ! ; Do not forget-that we also carry in this Department-a full line of White Ghirts, con. sisting of Open Fronts, Open Backs, Pleated and Plain Bosoms, and have just received an elegant style of White Marasilles Bosom Shirts and P. K, Collars detached, Night Robes of all descriptions and ‘full length.” SHOOT THAT TIB! * Oh! do, when wé are ene to offer you the Largest Line of Beautiful Patterns worth 50 and 75 cents for 25 Cents. Or, is this all! What about those Klegant Four-inHands worth 50 and 75 cents for 15 Cents! . SHOE DEPARTMENT. We have received of the great manufacturing firm of C. M, Henderson & Co., corner of Adams and Market streets; 0, one of the moat complete lines of Ladies,’ Misses’ ‘and Children’s Fine Shoes, Slippers and Oxford Ties of the Latest Styles, and /as’ the reves badly, we can truthfully say we bought them cheaper then ever heard of In INERS' BOOTS we make » specialty of the Best brands and use no oth Rubber Boots we handle the latest-improved patents of the leading mantfacturers of the United States. Our line is complete. oe NOTICE ! x All these Holding tickets for ing the weight of the Sheep must positively have the tickets in the store on or before February 12, 1894, Commits that will weigh the Sheep censist of the following gentlemen: MR. A. LAD N, PROF. ED, MU MRL. GARTHE and MR. H. GUNTHER. The Com~tittes have chosen Mr. L. A. Garthe, who will be blindfolded and then draw the tickéts from the box. The committee will then examine and copy the guesses, and the lucky guesser will get the $40 and the N. B, All mail erders receive our prompt attention and charges by express are always id 7 us, ‘shane ; P, Remember, the Goods are Marked i in-PlainFigures, and One Price to all. THIS IS. A POSITIVE CASH SALE. 4 a lL. HYMAN & CO.