February 1, 1896 (4 pages)

. for they;¢00; are going-down grade. » ‘Many ome shia: Oat Nea " ROR rEUT er wreT reer: seerptanain cmt dpa hel LOCAL Rrapine Wonone—Ten Cents a Line Insertion, Sub-}, who was.blowing a little tin horn; he asked ren Pick thne ettoann Based teh ‘eequent Time, One For Other Advertising Made Known on Applieee. *€:.4 a ee Kae Po Game,ott here” early snd: . oe He wotild make his appointments et Toa wle cay ge #% “Lorenzo = was Py Seay ectentric , ‘bat hewas also @ very. powerful just one year ahead; he would announce that he would be in a certain place one year from date, and the people could depend ‘upon his being on hand when the day came. “One day this” minister was" watking] in the woods when he met a colored boy Bates} the boy his ame and when told that it was Gabriel, an idea occurred to him, Addressing the boy the Rev. Dowe said: ‘Now I am going to hold a camp meeting tomorrow oyer‘in that clearing there, if yeu yourself yourself up in a tree, and when you PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD Ve ee While the Light” iloés Ou. fy Burn C Vilest Sinnor-Can Be: Saved. eee Another eonl-tiring and « E,. 8h ved Cerapy obtain tc See at the Methodist Church last. evening. Unsaved sinners were very -forcibly:. reminded ‘ that a duty lies'before them,**the’ perform— ance of which is absolutely necéssary’ for their soul’s salvation, The expediting of immediate attention to the fulfillment of this obligation was also very forcibly impressed upon them in well-chosen language eheenting ts pointed. examples. The evening’s ‘text was from Amos IV: 12: “Therefore thus will I do unto thee Israel and because I-will do this unto thee, prepare to <> meet thydedp©, Lathe. "F°°F FLT E> I ‘Although Lam always deeply. inpenned and conscious of the vital import of this wathing wherever I dee “i6, “ite 5 significance never before so struck me as it = plies ‘day in the Teh&tchipi mountains. ¢, were holdigg revival services at the a ‘ahd while taking a -walk down the track one day, I saw written on one .of the}: beams of the railroad bridge these words : “Prepare to meet. your God,’ While atanding there looking at the words it suddenly dawned upon me that that was where a train had broken looge from the engine some time before, and had torn down the: precipii pevelecity:.as.to jump “pedched “the” bridge ~ and plunge with.ite human. freight into the.canyon beléwgy-Dhpe, frightful, details .were. revealed to me of ,this,shecking . catastrophe when so,mahy’ preciousimmortal souls. were so suddéiily Hurled ‘into’ eternity. ‘Prepare to meet. .yonr.f Giod;’_ I never knew who wrote those words ‘there,—it was undoeubtedly sonié di@*interested “in ‘the salvation of souls, but] . nos help but. think :how appropriate ey were in that particularly dangerogs paass: 05,1 wonder how many. of, those poor unfortunate mortals that took that fa to mbet their Gud.’ d that adnionition tonight, mg a soul is@oing down'geade< with: such © mhomentum “Saw that itis‘absolately impossibie to stof*With6at God's help.‘ Osinners; heed thé *wirtif#g?’ pws ‘meet sage God’ ” Pers a yin *“‘There was once a stage dtiver Who’ was very sick; he was ithe unsaved. ones who had neglec Buty and*was con~ scious of it when it was almost too late; he was worrying about his soul’ ‘salvation anc became delirious, Whd vas Dursing the almost dying man saw him reaching his foot out and moving it around; the nurse asked what ~ va gaat in his delirium he re2a plied:. Tg! yey so rapidly . . ve rhake opp aching : to: pnt} .’ on the brake.’ O, -sinners, you are going down grade and you know -you are; in Heaven’s name ‘put on the brake’ or you will be hurled to destruction; reach out for Godete stop-you-before it is teo late. Many times unsaved souls are going down grade at break-neck speed, but there is.a little turn in the grade and they go slower for. awhile,—if they will only now and then turn to God for assistance they will avoid the inevitable consequences that await them at the bottom.” **We always prepare for everything pertaining to life work; the young man goes to schol andworks hard to prepare--himeelf:a’ courdp $f college and thes, if the law bg his aim, he applies his energies to fit bimself.for his chosen profession, of if he would shine in the medical world he directs his atten. tion, his studies and words to prepare himself for a physician’s diploma, And so this world says we must work and prepare our. selves if we want to be successful. O, sinners, it is far more essential that you should prepare yourself to meet God than any other object you could possibly have in* view. There are some things th&t~re: ‘uidy-be-sos’, —we may escape contagion and. pestilence , we ay . even 2acape, = J cyclone, etc. but Hie one thing we can’t enpape's it is impossible to escape eternity.” “‘Are you ready? Are you prepared to meet your God? Do you'feél in your heart that you would be ready if he would call ov you tonight? I do; I feel that way. I realize that I have ot _overy thing ready. for the “johriidy” i would. 1D the: to~ night? My trunk is i packed, “my baggage ichecked, I have got my ticket and am only waiting for the express train to start for Glory. Ihave no preparations to make, for I know yay heart is with the Lerd. 1 We it was } Bishop 1 Taylor that was on board ‘ @ steamer crossing the ocean when a storm overtook them and threatened the wreck : nd destruction of the vessel, Every one.on board, but the Bishop, became terror stricken,and immediately went down on their knees and remained there until the *. agitated in his mind, hear me say ‘Gabrie!, blow thy horn,’ you blow and I will give you four bits.’ The colored boy assented and was on hand, ap jin -the tree,.early the next morning. The minister was preaching : to a large congregaibs his topic being ‘The Judgment Day.’ . He was a very impressive speaker and when he had succeeded. in getting his hearers ‘} wrought up to‘an extreme pitch, he raised his voice . and ‘said: ‘Suppose at this moment. Gabriel ‘should blow that horn.’ When the'people there assembled heard the ‘blast’ from the‘colored boy’s horn, they fell prostrate’on their knees and swooned and cried and groaned in abject terror; not one in -that whole multitude were prepared. But some one soon espied the colored boy became so enraged at the minister’s du-plicity that-they were going to mob him. Their threatenings did not. awe, him, however, and he said if you become so frightened at a little colored boy and his. trampet whatwill be the? result. when. Aingel Gabriel blows his; The sounding of Gabriel’s trumpet will not strike-any alarm in. the hearts of Christians. No, it will be their extreme joy. to. be here on. earth when Jesus comes.” ‘There are three things that. sinners are in danger of: ‘The first thing is the second coming of ‘Christ,—they will: not be ready to meet him; second, there is danger of the ely Spirit taking-its flight; they are in danger of death. Some 90,000 people die in this world everyday; every throb, every beat of your pulse, a soul goes out into the next world, O, sinners, stop and say to yourselves, ‘O, when will my turn come?’” “Suppose you were going-to.take a trip to'New*York; you make all _afrangements for your journey before hand; “you go to the proper place to obtain the proper ticket, you see that your baggage is.properly checked and you are‘promptly on hand at train time fully prepared for. your » Gourney. O, ‘you are “fo také a: journey ‘of far greater importance than @ ‘trip’ across the continent. Have you made any =e" tion for that journey to ‘Now, “look at it-on the other line: “* Are you prepared to receive -Him when he Comes to.visit you? Are you prepared to meet Him? Js your heart pure ?Afe you fally sanctified ? Or do you’ goed -more victory ‘over the devil? * .*i# ‘Space will not permit .a review. of. the. eloguent closing remarks. of the gifted: talker, He will ‘conduct the services again = week. ry DESPERATE ‘DEED. Gears Stewart . Kills His Wife, Tha, Commits onic The sain Murderer of ats Lord, Near Grass Valley, in 4889, Tho Democrat, published ‘at Montague \. Texas, in its issue of January 24th, contains an account of a murder and suicide committed three miles below Forestburg, in the same county, onthe I7th ‘of. January. George Stewart, who at: one time visited this county, and who was suspected of having murdered a girl named Flossy Lord, on a.ranch a sbort distance below Grass Valley, six-or seven ‘years ago, killed his wife'and then took ‘his own life. He also badly wounded his father-in-law. About a week previous to the killings Stewart went to a neighboring town aid on his return a couple of days later found that his wife had gone to her father’s home and intended to remain there. She told Stewart that she never expected to live with him again. . Nothing more took place between them until the day of the killing; but, as is shown by his letters, the matter was being On the day of the killing Stewart stole a 38-calibre Colt’s revolver from a store and went to the home of his father-in-law, Mr. Hudson, where his wife was, and began a conversation with her. .She repeated again that she would never live with him and he drew the pistol and shot her in the sk oulder. At this juncture Mr, Hudson caught him, aud the woman ran:from the house and hid. ’ in’a thicket abouttifty yards away, Stewart told the old man, to turn him loose or he would shoot him, arid -his demand not being obeyed he shot Hudson in the face, the ball striking his cheek bone, glancing around and lodging im his neck. After getting loose he ran out in the direction his wife had gone, and failing to sée her threatened to shoot a child that was in the yard if it did not tell him which way she went, and the child pointed io the direction of the thicket, _He went’ there, with his horn up in the tree, and the crowd . to the United States Marshal of Missouri to was traced to the Indian Territory and thence to Texas, the Sheriff here keeping officials to watch him. times with the noted desperadoes Bill Dalton, Pearl Star and others, . Marshal of the Indian Territory Stewart #\3}¢eonfessed that he murdered Flossy Lord. ". Sheriff Douglass was informed and wrote to the Marshal to get Stewart to make a written statement and sign his name to it, and arrest him, and-he would come and. get the prisoner. Last summer he moved to Texas. married a year ago this month, buried on the 19th af January, in the same] H. Harrison on Spring street~is offered for, sale at a bargain, Enquire on the Pyemine. Smith Bros,” tailor + shop, ‘Pine street, little, may lead to serious trouble with the lunge. -Avoid thie-result by taking Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, the best known remedy for colds, coughs, catarrh, bronchitis, incipient epee: and all other throat and tung life, and only fost a ike aa yam ae eo cents a box—the same aa were sold for 25 ; cents. Come and take : a look at them. j28]>— hes away from me. Cm Ss Fat Alice to run away with her. is is so'and you will find it outyso don’t blame me for this, for I can’t: live along with me. You will find that.d2—d (naming a woman) done all this. So good . Please bury us together and God-willbless you for it, but the man that buries us apart I hope that the curses of God will fol-. Tow him; By=by: Gxonax Srewarr, county was as follows: Rip, Tex., Januzry 16.—To ‘the Sheriff of Nevada Connty, California: I write these few lines te let you know of my fate and to let-you-know that this is a:true statement. I.was blamed of-killing--Florence Lord in Grass Valley on June 19, 1889, but God knows I am not guilty, although I have been a bad bey. I would like for you to ablish this in the San’ Franciseé Chroni¢le,Ban Francisco, Cal., so my folks could get hold of it. The reason of it is that. my darling little wife has been taken away from me and my heart is broken. I can’t live any longer without her, so I will end it all by .taking ber with me. It has been done by a woman by the name of (naming the womam), I would kill her, too, but I want her to suffer the balance of her life, and if there is any.such thing as ya! back I AeA haunt her the balance of ‘her life. All that I hope is that Alice’s papa will forgive ‘me for what I have dane, and all that I ask is for him to bury me oe my darling little wife together, ‘and I: hope that God.will ‘bless him for it, ae, ig a good .man and ‘mama is a good woman, and I hope that God will bless them both. So good bye to all. From a good boy, GrorGE STEWART. Stewart was in Nevada county at the time Florence, or ‘‘Flossy” Lord was killed. He was well acquainted with her and visited the ranch a short time before the tragedy: occurred. There was @ mystery ‘surrounding the case that has never ‘been. solved satisfactorily. At the time it -was supposed by many that the girl committed suicide, while others believed that she had. been assassinated. . Bullet holes found in the porch timbers and in the side of the house gave rise to the theory that she had been fired at two or three times by another person. It was known that Stewart had been’at the duce the girl to run away with him, which she refused to do, ‘They .quarreled and Stewart leftin anger. Shortly before the tragedy, if we remember rightly, Flossy received a threatening letter. ‘The supposition was that the letter was froin Stewart, and that he afterwards appeared at the ranch, watching‘an opportnnity when the girl was alone, again implored her to leave home and go with him, and when she still refused shot her as she was running from himgsPhere. was.no -witness to say that] ;, Stewart committed the crime or even that he had been seen in the neighborhood since he left after the first quarrel. Efforts were made to find a clew that would fasten: the ‘deed upon Stewart, but the evidence against him was mostly in the nature of conjectures, and therefore he was never tried for the crime. j About three years ago Sheriff Douglass received a letter. from Stewart, who was then in Missouri, in which.the latter. said he had been accused of the murder of Flossy Lord, buf that. he was not guilty and: in-}° tended’ to come back here and prove his innocence, Sheriff Douglass at once wrote keep an eye on Stewart, From Missouri he track of him all the time and notifying the While in that section of the country he was associated at Tothe U. 8. But Stewart would not do this, . zl He was The bodies of Stewart and his wife were yault, Although Stewart, in the letter written the day before he killed his wife and committed suicide, denied that he killed the Lord girl, his career showed him to be a desperate man, and many will ‘now believe more strongly than ever that he did kill the young girl, whose dead body was found apon the porch of her t father’ 8 house, Methedist Church. Rev. W. E. Sheperd, evangelist,. will preach at 11 a.” ‘m, and 7 Pp. my Miss Jessie Hathaway leader. House and Lot Fer Sale. ‘The house and lot belonging to Mrs. C. Lost--Return a Immediately.” AC.P. R. R. congliven ticket from Oakland to Colfax, was lost yesterday, No good to anyone but owner. Finder return to ‘Taat slight cold, ‘of which you think t 80 Bi Special Sale. 2 J. Levy: will sail yon you _pépeteries for 15 ‘Satis to let. Buquire of G. D. eta 4 sad oe aaa t longer without her and I have to take te " The letter addressed to the Sheriff of jiiie 5: form one of the moat solid power and light corporations in the State, rible tornado occurred yesterday in Queensranch some time previous and tried to in-. land, attended by great loss of life and property. surrounding country is estimated at $2,500000. 4 sit Krout, who robbed Wells, Fargo & Co. of $15,000, was brought to his home yesterday by a Pinkerton detective. money, which,had been shipped by Krout to his home, law decision recently made in this city has been taken to the Supreme Court, and an early and final decision of the question may be expected, says that Gomez, in Cuba, is destroying all the railroads throughout the country. ‘General Marin, with 2 started from Havana today for the ‘interior where the depredatiens are going on. case of John W. Hinds, charged with embezturned a verdict this afternoon finding the defendant not guilty. tomgyrow. a Subject for evening—‘‘Mene, Mene “Teckel, Supreme Court building. Murphy’s offence Uphar-Sin.” Epworth League at 6 P. ™. . was committed two years ago, bank. notes, and American securities were found amounting to 1,800,000 francs. cig deprived himself of even the necessa _. daily for meals, * been interested in.» large-coneern in Ameriea, aud to have received from it checks tal en «ee : élegraphic = From all Parts of the World. Up to“4.o’clock’ This Afternoon. ews. ranscript. Rev. Dr. Brown's Case, Saw-Franeisoo, February let.—Matters in the case of Rev. Dr. Brown, so far as they” ‘concern the First Congregational Church, have reached a climax. _The young people’s Society of ‘Christian Endeavor has decided to hold its prayer meetings at the residence of oné ‘of the members as long as Dr. Brown preaches and the charges against him remain without explanation. Some of the Sunday School teachers decline to attend until the protests Mrs, Sara Cooper . . made have been heard and Fecognized, A movement. is on. foot to reject the report of the Board of Investigation. Offer to Consolidate Sacramento, “Feb, Ist.—An offer has been made on the part of the Capital Gas’ Company: of ‘this *¢ity to consolidate with the Folsom Electric. Power Company and A Disastrous. Tornado, Brispang, Queensland, Feb. 1st.—A terThe damage in the town and Stolen Money Recovered. iv, Louis, February. let,— Express agent The fficials secured $10,000 ‘of tle miesing The Election Law. Los ANGELES, Feb. 1st.—The election Destroying the Railroads. New York, February 1st.—A special strong force of infantry, “Hinds Acquitted. Avsurn, February,]st.—The jury in’ the ement, after being out fifteen minutes, reShot At. San Franorsco, Jan. 31.—Clarence Murphy, alias ©. F.j Clarke, was arrested . . today. for stealing $60,000. He was arrested at Merchants’ Exchange by Detective Chapelle. He was taken into the New City Hall ‘and interviewed in the Detectives’ room. — While there he succeeded in making his escape and ranto the street, © Officers gave chase, fired He is wanted at Salem, Mass,, shot at him and overhauled him near the ° His Riches a Curse, Paris, January 3lst.—The American Shaking Them Up: to the colonial office, A Seattle Scandal, Sgarrie, Wash., Jan, Seattle. _His present home is in Newcastle this morning is the result, @ sensation, Suit to Enjoin. Moore’s Flat to enjoin the latter from working their hydraulic mine at that place. fendants does not keep back the debris, Liquor Store and Saloon. W. H. McAdam of San Francisco has leased the room under the Transcripr office for'a term of years, and will open up a wholesale“Snd retail liquor store and saloon, Trinity Chnrch._ There will be, no services in Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday the 2d inst, owing to the indisposition of the Rector, NEVADA :-:-: THEATRE. Engagement of Miss Gracie Plaisted AND HER OWN ‘Musical Comedy Company ! —INCLUDING— Dorothy Rossnfore, Iowa R. Litch, Minnie Elisworth, Lillian Allison, Lillian Nina‘ Cook, Frank Valerga, Cornea Makin, Nira Dellamotta, Chas, N. Warner, Harry Lewellyn, Under the direction of JOHN C. NASH. Friday Evening, Jan. 31, ‘TIN A. Saturday piel. February Ist, GUTTA PERCHA GIRL. Admission—Children 25 cents. 50.cents. Reserved Seats 75 cents. Adult ‘Lonvoy, Jan, 31.—In view of alarming. -” < stories afloat regarding the situation at Johannesburg, Secretary of State forthe Colonies Joseph Chamberlain has ordered the British agent at Pretoria to go to Johannesburg and report the true situation of affairs 31.—Harry E, Whitney, ex-Secretary of the Board of Education, was arrested this morning charged with overdrawing his salary, illegally issuing warrants and other irregularities whereby the school district in the city was defrauded out of a sum aggregating about $61,000. Whitney is one of the best known men in Cal., where he has an orange grove, He oo left Seattle sixteen months ago and came back on his own accord when notified that experts had found irregularities in his books, He refused to make any explanation ‘since his arrival four days ago, and his arrest It has created Suit has been begun by the county of Yuba against a Chinese mining company at ‘Plaintiffs allege that the dam ‘built by deCongregational ‘Church. There will be preadhing in the morning by-the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, In the evening J. K, Harrison, D. D,,of San Francisco, will deliver a missionary discourse. The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Martha Sims. Subject: ‘Laborers. Together. With God.” All are cordially invited to these services, oe ‘Coming For a Prisoner. City Marshal Maben of Marysville will prisoner named Patterson, who has about completed a sentence of ninety days for defrauding a minister at Grass Valley, Patterson is wanted at Marysville for a similar offense, Postoffice Location. . There is some talk of removing the Postoffice from its present location, many of the business men being desirous of having it on Commercial street, No definite conclusion has yét been arrived at. Two or three plgces are spoken of ‘as desirable locations. Struck Gravel. At the North Fork mine at Forest City yesterday the miners cut through into what is known as the Uncle Sam works, and struck rich gravel. They have been running for this for some time. Piano For Sale. A second-hand piano will be sold cheap. » . Inquire at this office, £1-3¢ Found a Pistol.Marshal Getchell found a big: pistol and belt this afternoon. If the owner will call on the Marshal and prove the property it will be given to him, e or The Ideal nin i ag crn James L, Fraou, 2 Alderman, Chicago, says: ‘I regard Dr. King’s New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and pang Complaints, having used it in my family for the last five years, to the exclusion of ph ysician’ 8 prescriptions or other preparations." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes: “I have been a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 60 years or more, and have never found anything so beneficial, or that gave me such speedy relief as Dr, King’s New Discovery.” Try this.” Ideal Cough Remedy now, Trial Bottles Free at Dickerman & Co.’s Drug Store, eS Girl Wanted.~ A girl to do general housework in a small jamily, Apply at this office, j28 So May Do As am Seon for You. Mr, Fred Miller, of 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 affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without any good result, About a year ago Bing began use of Electric Bitters and foun i lief at once. -Electrio Bitters troubles and often gives almost instant’ relief. One trial ait prove our statement. Price only 5(c. for large bottle, At Dick erman & Co,’s. Drug Store. : At Wolf’s Only. The finest kind of*mince meat in bulk, at Wolf’s Commercial street stor arrive here this evening, coming after a is copectaly 2 adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver © PRRSONAL POTS, — Doings and Intentions, J.P, Edenvale arrived here ‘last, evening on his way to Washington, ~~ H. J. Darling, arriyed here. last, ibid ffom Sacramento. abe 24 fi aud A, Ihler is down from North Bloomfield. M. Conner and M. Fogarty came over from Birchville last evening. ~ Ea. Hall of San Francisoo strived There last evening. + C. H. Fulweiler and A. R, Kelly of ‘San Francisco, are in town, Geo, M. Braman of San Bernerding are rived here this morning. Dipeaecie M, A. Miller of San Francisco caine iv-on the noon train, ; Peter Jepson came down from rate ville last evening. Bee J. B. Jordan of San Peaiistesat sive here last cpvaning: evening. F. T, Nilion left yesterday for Sasi’ Fran cisco. ere Will Open the Bids.) *: cee Bids for running 100 feet of drifts at the Federal Loan mine will be opened’on Mo n— day evening, next at 7 o'clock. Parties ‘in ‘tending to bid shopld. make a note of this, WONDERFUL are the cures accomplished: by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and yet it is only sbe-, ‘cause. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the. one true. ieee purifier, makes pure, rich, healthy. ood Hoop’s Priis for the ‘liver and Lovtele: act easily yet promptly and effectively, Consumption Can be Cured §'/ By. the use ef Shiloti’s Cure. Cough Cure it the only Known that terrible disease. This great beat for ey TA — Hf Tk G. FISHER. the Our Prices wi A COOL SMOKE Is what all pipe smokers enjoy ; but most pipes will get strong in a little while and burn the tongue. The Higgins Pipe Smokes cool and sweet, can be easily cleansed, and there is no loss of tobacco, For Sale by All Dealers. Try One ! miser who fel] inja fit recently while walk-{° *}ing’along the Boulevard’ De Capines. and was taken to his lodgings, where hé died, was, it appears, named Peters. He lived in a poor apartment, In the pocket of his , coat was an envelope postmarked Boston, ‘which was a check the miser’s domicile French He ig:supposed to have . : i Nevada Cky Nall Tae Table, TOTAL ABSTINENCE IMPOSSIBLE. But Here is Something Just as Good.In spite of all that has been said and written by advocates of total abstinence it is indisputable that modern methods of work and living make the Occasional and even” uent use of ogee F benelisial te eek Meibeg neces tempest bad blown over. One of the par-. found the womian aid shot her twice more, . ~ Dressinaking. Kastern.. 9:43am. 130= mn. sengers then said to Bishop Taylor, ‘Ar: . °°? in the head and once in the arm, and rs Wester tome m. 11:30 4. m, you not a christian?’ The Bishop replied: . *e" shot himself ia the head. Parties who ‘Mrs, Ziegler, from Ban Sreciiees; has fertsss* (46pm. *8:00p. m. Yes, ‘glory be to God, Iam.” ‘But, when heard the shooting ran to the place and. taken rooms at the Union Hotel, where she i pg yoke Wis weiio inminent peril cod th found them lying together. with her head on . is ready to do all kinds of dressmaking in ge Par eb be OD i. angry sea threatened to. swallow atom i gaan the very latest style. She comes highly . Grass oe 2:83 & me 8:00 p. m. . action ' moticed that you did not pray. a Thrée letters were found on’ nt Stewart, two recommended, nae ee share of publio a ae Py + 8:00 p. m. aa the db 4 bad no weed: ak: Gavin addressed to his father-in-law and one to the patronage, , erty “ i _ 8:00 p. m. 1 keep prayed up.’ O, what an example; Sheriff of Nevada county, California, ; Bens é. '?a ns + the as consternation oi One of the letters was as follows: oh , Brrbstbnarers-bgh nt Sve} i en Jmna, 10M, Hen] eal. i tes a = Se ior id confine and they told me that (naming ‘a man rooms Tarlton er rent 3 to 12:30 es talked to dear i28-lw ] p.m, ' :PLAZA GROCERY STORE FISHER BROS, Proprictors. but please’ you. A. FISHER, ° (Buccemors to THOS. SHURTLEFF & SON. ) e The New Firm: have completely restocked this well-known Store with The Latest Pack of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Frozen Eastern Oysters kept constantly on hand. Fresh and Salt Water Fish, in season, received from first hands every Thursday evening. ie not only suit, This is How it Is Done! When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quan— tities to gét the, bottom prices. where, and what, and how to buy to‘get the-. best Groceries for the least money. That's f the reason we can give it to you, J you absolute certainty in ‘quality. ‘store everything is called by.its: real name, There is no masquerading. g . have everything jst right, “A: WOLF THe Cash. ties. Colley Building, Commercial Street, " Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 DieAil'ster Bt., Wo want tee paca loge one ps sc es ee We know We offer . In “this If you like to er Tag A Concise Chronicle of Yarivus Folks ; ~ eit ee N S$Sbs ose . etGS82 SEESAE 2 Ss x oal TEER REE weteer

. for they;¢00; are going-down grade. » ‘Many ome shia: Oat Nea " ROR rEUT er wreT reer: seerptanain cmt dpa hel LOCAL Rrapine Wonone—Ten Cents a Line Insertion, Sub-}, who was.blowing a little tin horn; he asked ren Pick thne ettoann Based teh ‘eequent Time, One For Other Advertising Made Known on Applieee. *€:.4 a ee Kae Po Game,ott here” early snd: . oe He wotild make his appointments et Toa wle cay ge #% “Lorenzo = was Py Seay ectentric , ‘bat hewas also @ very. powerful just one year ahead; he would announce that he would be in a certain place one year from date, and the people could depend ‘upon his being on hand when the day came. “One day this” minister was" watking] in the woods when he met a colored boy Bates} the boy his ame and when told that it was Gabriel, an idea occurred to him, Addressing the boy the Rev. Dowe said: ‘Now I am going to hold a camp meeting tomorrow oyer‘in that clearing there, if yeu yourself yourself up in a tree, and when you PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD Ve ee While the Light” iloés Ou. fy Burn C Vilest Sinnor-Can Be: Saved. eee Another eonl-tiring and « E,. 8h ved Cerapy obtain tc See at the Methodist Church last. evening. Unsaved sinners were very -forcibly:. reminded ‘ that a duty lies'before them,**the’ perform— ance of which is absolutely necéssary’ for their soul’s salvation, The expediting of immediate attention to the fulfillment of this obligation was also very forcibly impressed upon them in well-chosen language eheenting ts pointed. examples.. The evening’s ‘text was from Amos IV: 12: “Therefore thus will I do unto thee Israel and because I-will do this unto thee, prepare to <> meet thydedp©, Lathe. "F°°F FLT E> I ‘Although Lam always deeply. inpenned and conscious of the vital import of this wathing wherever I dee “i6, “ite 5 significance never before so struck me as it = plies ‘day in the Teh&tchipi mountains. ¢, were holdigg revival services at the a ‘ahd while taking a -walk down the track one day, I saw written on one .of the}: beams of the railroad bridge these words : “Prepare to meet. your God,’ While atanding there looking at the words it suddenly dawned upon me that that was where a train had broken looge from the engine some time before, and had torn down the: precipii pevelecity:.as.to jump “pedched “the” bridge ~ and plunge with.ite human. freight into the.canyon beléwgy-Dhpe, frightful, details .were. revealed to me of ,this,shecking . catastrophe when so,mahy’ preciousimmortal souls. were so suddéiily Hurled ‘into’ eternity. ‘Prepare to meet. .yonr.f Giod;’_ I never knew who wrote those words ‘there,—it was undoeubtedly sonié di@*interested “in ‘the salvation of souls, but] . nos help but. think :how appropriate ey were in that particularly dangerogs paass: 05,1 wonder how many. of, those poor unfortunate mortals that took that fa to mbet their Gud.’ d that adnionition tonight, mg a soul is@oing down'geade< with: such © mhomentum “Saw that itis‘absolately impossibie to stof*With6at God's help.‘ Osinners; heed thé *wirtif#g?’ pws ‘meet sage God’ ” Pers a yin *“‘There was once a stage dtiver Who’ was very sick; he was ithe unsaved. ones who had neglec Buty and*was con~ scious of it when it was almost too late; he was worrying about his soul’ ‘salvation anc became delirious, Whd vas Dursing the almost dying man saw him reaching his foot out and moving it around; the nurse asked what ~ va gaat in his delirium he re2a plied:. Tg! yey so rapidly . . ve rhake opp aching : to: pnt} .’ on the brake.’ O, -sinners, you are going down grade and you know -you are; in Heaven’s name ‘put on the brake’ or you will be hurled to destruction; reach out for Godete stop-you-before it is teo late. Many times unsaved souls are going down grade at break-neck speed, but there is.a little turn in the grade and they go slower for. awhile,—if they will only now and then turn to God for assistance they will avoid the inevitable consequences that await them at the bottom.” **We always prepare for everything pertaining to life work; the young man goes to schol andworks hard to prepare--himeelf:a’ courdp $f college and thes, if the law bg his aim, he applies his energies to fit bimself.for his chosen profession, of if he would shine in the medical world he directs his atten. tion, his studies and words to prepare himself for a physician’s diploma, And so this world says we must work and prepare our. selves if we want to be successful. O, sinners, it is far more essential that you should prepare yourself to meet God than any other object you could possibly have in* view. There are some things th&t~re: ‘uidy-be-sos’, —we may escape contagion and. pestilence , we ay . even 2acape, = J cyclone, etc. but Hie one thing we can’t enpape's it is impossible to escape eternity.” “‘Are you ready? Are you prepared to meet your God? Do you'feél in your heart that you would be ready if he would call ov you tonight? I do; I feel that way. I realize that I have ot _overy thing ready. for the “johriidy” i would. 1D the: to~ night? My trunk is i packed, “my baggage ichecked, I have got my ticket and am only waiting for the express train to start for Glory. Ihave no preparations to make, for I know yay heart is with the Lerd. 1 We it was } Bishop 1 Taylor that was on board ‘ @ steamer crossing the ocean when a storm overtook them and threatened the wreck : nd destruction of the vessel, Every one.on board, but the Bishop, became terror stricken,and immediately went down on their knees and remained there until the *. agitated in his mind, hear me say ‘Gabrie!, blow thy horn,’ you blow and I will give you four bits.’ The colored boy assented and was on hand, ap jin -the tree,.early the next morning. The minister was preaching : to a large congregaibs his topic being ‘The Judgment Day.’ . He was a very impressive speaker and when he had succeeded. in getting his hearers ‘} wrought up to‘an extreme pitch, he raised his voice . and ‘said: ‘Suppose at this moment. Gabriel ‘should blow that horn.’ When the'people there assembled heard the ‘blast’ from the‘colored boy’s horn, they fell prostrate’on their knees and swooned and cried and groaned in abject terror; not one in -that whole multitude were prepared. But some one soon espied the colored boy became so enraged at the minister’s du-plicity that-they were going to mob him. Their threatenings did not. awe, him, however, and he said if you become so frightened at a little colored boy and his. trampet whatwill be the? result. when. Aingel Gabriel blows his; The sounding of Gabriel’s trumpet will not strike-any alarm in. the hearts of Christians. No, it will be their extreme joy. to. be here on. earth when Jesus comes.” ‘There are three things that. sinners are in danger of: ‘The first thing is the second coming of ‘Christ,—they will: not be ready to meet him; second, there is danger of the ely Spirit taking-its flight; they are in danger of death. Some 90,000 people die in this world everyday; every throb, every beat of your pulse, a soul goes out into the next world, O, sinners, stop and say to yourselves, ‘O, when will my turn come?’” “Suppose you were going-to.take a trip to'New*York; you make all _afrangements for your journey before hand; “you go to the proper place to obtain the proper ticket, you see that your baggage is.properly checked and you are‘promptly on hand at train time fully prepared for. your » Gourney. O, ‘you are “fo také a: journey ‘of far greater importance than @ ‘trip’ across the continent. Have you made any =e" tion for that journey to ‘Now, “look at it-on the other line: “* Are you prepared to receive -Him when he Comes to.visit you? Are you prepared to meet Him? Js your heart pure ?Afe you fally sanctified ? Or do you’ goed -more victory ‘over the devil? * .*i# ‘Space will not permit .a review. of. the. eloguent closing remarks. of the gifted: talker, He will ‘conduct the services again = week. ry DESPERATE ‘DEED. Gears Stewart . Kills His Wife, Tha, Commits onic The sain Murderer of ats Lord, Near Grass Valley, in 4889, Tho Democrat, published ‘at Montague \. Texas, in its issue of January 24th, contains an account of a murder and suicide committed three miles below Forestburg, in the same county, onthe I7th ‘of. January. George Stewart, who at: one time visited this county, and who was suspected of having murdered a girl named Flossy Lord, on a.ranch a sbort distance below Grass Valley, six-or seven ‘years ago, killed his wife'and then took ‘his own life. He also badly wounded his father-in-law. About a week previous to the killings Stewart went to a neighboring town aid on his return a couple of days later found that his wife had gone to her father’s home and intended to remain there. She told Stewart that she never expected to live with him again. . Nothing more took place between them until the day of the killing; but, as is shown by his letters, the matter was being On the day of the killing Stewart stole a 38-calibre Colt’s revolver from a store and went to the home of his father-in-law, Mr. Hudson, where his wife was, and began a conversation with her. .She repeated again that she would never live with him and he drew the pistol and shot her in the sk oulder. At this juncture Mr, Hudson caught him, aud the woman ran:from the house and hid. ’ in’a thicket abouttifty yards away, Stewart told the old man, to turn him loose or he would shoot him, arid -his demand not being obeyed he shot Hudson in the face, the ball striking his cheek bone, glancing around and lodging im his neck. After getting loose he ran out in the direction his wife had gone, and failing to sée her threatened to shoot a child that was in the yard if it did not tell him which way she went, and the child pointed io the direction of the thicket, _He went’ there, with his horn up in the tree, and the crowd . to the United States Marshal of Missouri to was traced to the Indian Territory and thence to Texas, the Sheriff here keeping officials to watch him. times with the noted desperadoes Bill Dalton, Pearl Star and others, . Marshal of the Indian Territory Stewart #\3}¢eonfessed that he murdered Flossy Lord. ". Sheriff Douglass was informed and wrote to the Marshal to get Stewart to make a written statement and sign his name to it, and arrest him, and-he would come and. get the prisoner. Last summer he moved to Texas. married a year ago this month, buried on the 19th af January, in the same] H. Harrison on Spring street~is offered for, sale at a bargain, Enquire on the Pyemine. Smith Bros,” tailor + shop, ‘Pine street, little, may lead to serious trouble with the lunge. -Avoid thie-result by taking Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, the best known remedy for colds, coughs, catarrh, bronchitis, incipient epee: and all other throat and tung life, and only fost a ike aa yam ae eo cents a box—the same aa were sold for 25 ; cents. Come and take : a look at them. j28]>— hes away from me. Cm Ss Fat Alice to run away with her. is is so'and you will find it outyso don’t blame me for this, for I can’t: live along with me. You will find that.d2—d (naming a woman) done all this. So good . Please bury us together and God-willbless you for it, but the man that buries us apart I hope that the curses of God will fol-. Tow him; By=by: Gxonax Srewarr, county was as follows: Rip, Tex., Januzry 16.—To ‘the Sheriff of Nevada Connty, California: I write these few lines te let you know of my fate and to let-you-know that this is a:true statement. I.was blamed of-killing--Florence Lord in Grass Valley on June 19, 1889, but God knows I am not guilty, although I have been a bad bey. I would like for you to ablish this in the San’ Franciseé Chroni¢le,Ban Francisco, Cal., so my folks could get hold of it. The reason of it is that. my darling little wife has been taken away from me and my heart is broken. I can’t live any longer without her, so I will end it all by .taking ber with me. It has been done by a woman by the name of (naming the womam), I would kill her, too, but I want her to suffer the balance of her life, and if there is any.such thing as ya! back I AeA haunt her the balance of ‘her life. All that I hope is that Alice’s papa will forgive ‘me for what I have dane, and all that I ask is for him to bury me oe my darling little wife together, ‘and I: hope that God.will ‘bless him for it, ae, ig a good .man and ‘mama is a good woman, and I hope that God will bless them both. So good bye to all. From a good boy, GrorGE STEWART. Stewart was in Nevada county at the time Florence, or ‘‘Flossy” Lord was killed. He was well acquainted with her and visited the ranch a short time before the tragedy: occurred. There was @ mystery ‘surrounding the case that has never ‘been. solved satisfactorily. At the time it -was supposed by many that the girl committed suicide, while others believed that she had. been assassinated. . Bullet holes found in the porch timbers and in the side of the house gave rise to the theory that she had been fired at two or three times by another person. It was known that Stewart had been’at the duce the girl to run away with him, which she refused to do, ‘They .quarreled and Stewart leftin anger. Shortly before the tragedy, if we remember rightly, Flossy received a threatening letter. ‘The supposition was that the letter was froin Stewart, and that he afterwards appeared at the ranch, watching‘an opportnnity when the girl was alone, again implored her to leave home and go with him, and when she still refused shot her as she was running from himgsPhere. was.no -witness to say that] ;, Stewart committed the crime or even that he had been seen in the neighborhood since he left after the first quarrel. Efforts were made to find a clew that would fasten: the ‘deed upon Stewart, but the evidence against him was mostly in the nature of conjectures, and therefore he was never tried for the crime. j About three years ago Sheriff Douglass received a letter. from Stewart, who was then in Missouri, in which.the latter. said he had been accused of the murder of Flossy Lord, buf that. he was not guilty and: in-}° tended’ to come back here and prove his innocence, Sheriff Douglass at once wrote keep an eye on Stewart, From Missouri he track of him all the time and notifying the While in that section of the country he was associated at Tothe U. 8. But Stewart would not do this, . zl He was The bodies of Stewart and his wife were yault, Although Stewart, in the letter written the day before he killed his wife and committed suicide, denied that he killed the Lord girl, his career showed him to be a desperate man, and many will ‘now believe more strongly than ever that he did kill the young girl, whose dead body was found apon the porch of her t father’ 8 house, Methedist Church. Rev. W. E. Sheperd, evangelist,. will preach at 11 a.” ‘m, and 7 Pp. my Miss Jessie Hathaway leader. House and Lot Fer Sale. ‘The house and lot belonging to Mrs. C. Lost--Return a Immediately.” AC.P. R. R. congliven ticket from Oakland to Colfax, was lost yesterday, No good to anyone but owner. Finder return to ‘Taat slight cold, ‘of which you think t 80 Bi Special Sale. 2 J. Levy: will sail yon you _pépeteries for 15 ‘Satis to let. Buquire of G. D. eta 4 sad oe aaa t longer without her and I have to take te " The letter addressed to the Sheriff of jiiie 5: form one of the moat solid power and light corporations in the State,

rible tornado occurred yesterday in Queensranch some time previous and tried to in-. land, attended by great loss of life and property. surrounding country is estimated at $2,500000. 4 sit Krout, who robbed Wells, Fargo & Co. of $15,000, was brought to his home yesterday by a Pinkerton detective. money, which,had been shipped by Krout to his home, law decision recently made in this city has been taken to the Supreme Court, and an early and final decision of the question may be expected, says that Gomez, in Cuba, is destroying all the railroads throughout the country. ‘General Marin, with 2 started from Havana today for the ‘interior where the depredatiens are going on. case of John W. Hinds, charged with embezturned a verdict this afternoon finding the defendant not guilty. tomgyrow. a Subject for evening—‘‘Mene, Mene “Teckel, Supreme Court building. Murphy’s offence Uphar-Sin.” Epworth League at 6 P. ™. . was committed two years ago, bank. notes, and American securities were found amounting to 1,800,000 francs. cig deprived himself of even the necessa _. daily for meals, * been interested in.» large-coneern in Ameriea, aud to have received from it checks tal en «ee : élegraphic = From all Parts of the World. Up to“4.o’clock’ This Afternoon. ews. ranscript. Rev. Dr. Brown's Case, Saw-Franeisoo, February let.—Matters in the case of Rev. Dr. Brown, so far as they” ‘concern the First Congregational Church, have reached a climax. _The young people’s Society of ‘Christian Endeavor has decided to hold its prayer meetings at the residence of oné ‘of the members as long as Dr. Brown preaches and the charges against him remain without explanation. Some of the Sunday School teachers decline to attend until the protests Mrs, Sara Cooper . . made have been heard and Fecognized, A movement. is on. foot to reject the report of the Board of Investigation. Offer to Consolidate Sacramento, “Feb, Ist.—An offer has been made on the part of the Capital Gas’ Company: of ‘this *¢ity to consolidate with the Folsom Electric. Power Company and A Disastrous. Tornado, Brispang, Queensland, Feb. 1st.—A terThe damage in the town and Stolen Money Recovered. iv, Louis, February. let,— Express agent The fficials secured $10,000 ‘of tle miesing The Election Law. Los ANGELES, Feb. 1st.—The election Destroying the Railroads. New York, February 1st.—A special strong force of infantry, “Hinds Acquitted. Avsurn, February,]st.—The jury in’ the ement, after being out fifteen minutes, reShot At. San Franorsco, Jan. 31.—Clarence Murphy, alias ©. F.j Clarke, was arrested . . today. for stealing $60,000. He was arrested at Merchants’ Exchange by Detective Chapelle. He was taken into the New City Hall ‘and interviewed in the Detectives’ room. — While there he succeeded in making his escape and ranto the street, © Officers gave chase, fired He is wanted at Salem, Mass,, shot at him and overhauled him near the ° His Riches a Curse, Paris, January 3lst.—The American Shaking Them Up: to the colonial office, A Seattle Scandal, Sgarrie, Wash., Jan, Seattle. _His present home is in Newcastle this morning is the result, @ sensation, Suit to Enjoin. Moore’s Flat to enjoin the latter from working their hydraulic mine at that place. fendants does not keep back the debris, Liquor Store and Saloon. W. H. McAdam of San Francisco has leased the room under the Transcripr office for'a term of years, and will open up a wholesale“Snd retail liquor store and saloon, Trinity Chnrch._ There will be, no services in Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday the 2d inst, owing to the indisposition of the Rector, NEVADA :-:-: THEATRE. Engagement of Miss Gracie Plaisted AND HER OWN ‘Musical Comedy Company ! —INCLUDING— Dorothy Rossnfore, Iowa R. Litch, Minnie Elisworth, Lillian Allison, Lillian Nina‘ Cook, Frank Valerga, Cornea Makin, Nira Dellamotta, Chas, N. Warner, Harry Lewellyn, Under the direction of JOHN C. NASH. Friday Evening, Jan. 31, ‘TIN A.. Saturday piel. February Ist, GUTTA PERCHA GIRL. Admission—Children 25 cents. 50.cents. Reserved Seats 75 cents. Adult ‘Lonvoy, Jan, 31.—In view of alarming. -” < stories afloat regarding the situation at Johannesburg, Secretary of State forthe Colonies Joseph Chamberlain has ordered the British agent at Pretoria to go to Johannesburg and report the true situation of affairs 31.—Harry E, Whitney, ex-Secretary of the Board of Education, was arrested this morning charged with overdrawing his salary, illegally issuing warrants and other irregularities whereby the school district in the city was defrauded out of a sum aggregating about $61,000. Whitney is one of the best known men in Cal., where he has an orange grove, He oo left Seattle sixteen months ago and came back on his own accord when notified that experts had found irregularities in his books, He refused to make any explanation ‘since his arrival four days ago, and his arrest It has created Suit has been begun by the county of Yuba against a Chinese mining company at ‘Plaintiffs allege that the dam ‘built by deCongregational ‘Church. There will be preadhing in the morning by-the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, In the evening J. K, Harrison, D. D,,of San Francisco, will deliver a missionary discourse. The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by Miss Martha Sims. Subject: ‘Laborers. Together. With God.” All are cordially invited to these services, oe ‘Coming For a Prisoner. City Marshal Maben of Marysville will prisoner named Patterson, who has about completed a sentence of ninety days for defrauding a minister at Grass Valley, Patterson is wanted at Marysville for a similar offense, Postoffice Location. . There is some talk of removing the Postoffice from its present location, many of the business men being desirous of having it on Commercial street, No definite conclusion has yét been arrived at. Two or three plgces are spoken of ‘as desirable locations. Struck Gravel. At the North Fork mine at Forest City yesterday the miners cut through into what is known as the Uncle Sam works, and struck rich gravel. They have been running for this for some time. Piano For Sale. A second-hand piano will be sold cheap. » . Inquire at this office, £1-3¢ Found a Pistol.Marshal Getchell found a big: pistol and belt this afternoon. If the owner will call on the Marshal and prove the property it will be given to him, e or The Ideal nin i ag crn James L, Fraou, 2 Alderman, Chicago, says: ‘I regard Dr. King’s New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and pang Complaints, having used it in my family for the last five years, to the exclusion of ph ysician’ 8 prescriptions or other preparations." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes: “I have been a Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 60 years or more, and have never found anything so beneficial, or that gave me such speedy relief as Dr, King’s New Discovery.” Try this.” Ideal Cough Remedy now, Trial Bottles Free at Dickerman & Co.’s Drug Store, eS Girl Wanted.~ A girl to do general housework in a small jamily, Apply at this office, j28 So May Do As am Seon for You. Mr, Fred Miller, of 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 affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without any good result, About a year ago Bing began use of Electric Bitters and foun i lief at once. -Electrio Bitters troubles and often gives almost instant’ relief. One trial ait prove our statement. Price only 5(c. for large bottle, At Dick erman & Co,’s. Drug Store. : At Wolf’s Only. The finest kind of*mince meat in bulk, at Wolf’s Commercial street stor arrive here this evening, coming after a is copectaly 2 adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver © PRRSONAL POTS, — Doings and Intentions, J.P, Edenvale arrived here ‘last, evening on his way to Washington, ~~ H. J. Darling, arriyed here. last, ibid ffom Sacramento. abe 24 fi aud A, Ihler is down from North Bloomfield. M. Conner and M. Fogarty came over from Birchville last evening.. ~ Ea. Hall of San Francisoo strived There last evening. + C. H. Fulweiler and A. R, Kelly of ‘San Francisco, are in town, Geo, M. Braman of San Bernerding are rived here this morning. Dipeaecie M, A. Miller of San Francisco caine iv-on the noon train, ; Peter Jepson came down from rate ville last evening. Bee J. B. Jordan of San Peaiistesat sive here last cpvaning: evening. F. T, Nilion left yesterday for Sasi’ Fran cisco. ere Will Open the Bids.) *: cee Bids for running 100 feet of drifts at the Federal Loan mine will be opened’on Mo n— day evening, next at 7 o'clock. Parties ‘in ‘tending to bid shopld. make a note of this, WONDERFUL are the cures accomplished: by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and yet it is only sbe-, ‘cause. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the. one true. ieee purifier, makes pure, rich, healthy. ood Hoop’s Priis for the ‘liver and Lovtele: act easily yet promptly and effectively, Consumption Can be Cured §'/ By. the use ef Shiloti’s Cure. Cough Cure it the only Known that terrible disease. This great beat for ey TA — Hf Tk G. FISHER. the Our Prices wi A COOL SMOKE Is what all pipe smokers enjoy ; but most pipes will get strong in a little while and burn the tongue. The Higgins Pipe Smokes cool and sweet, can be easily cleansed, and there is no loss of tobacco, For Sale by All Dealers. Try One ! miser who fel] inja fit recently while walk-{° *}ing’along the Boulevard’ De Capines. and was taken to his lodgings, where hé died, was, it appears, named Peters. He lived in a poor apartment, In the pocket of his , coat was an envelope postmarked Boston, ‘which was a check the miser’s domicile French He ig:supposed to have . : i Nevada Cky Nall Tae Table, TOTAL ABSTINENCE IMPOSSIBLE. But Here is Something Just as Good.In spite of all that has been said and written by advocates of total abstinence it is indisputable that modern methods of work and living make the Occasional and even” uent use of ogee F benelisial te eek Meibeg neces tempest bad blown over. One of the par-. found the womian aid shot her twice more, . ~ Dressinaking. Kastern.... 9:43am. 130= mn. sengers then said to Bishop Taylor, ‘Ar: . °°? in the head and once in the arm, and rs Wester tome m. 11:30 4. m, you not a christian?’ The Bishop replied: . *e" shot himself ia the head. Parties who ‘Mrs, Ziegler, from Ban Sreciiees; has fertsss* (46pm. *8:00p. m. Yes, ‘glory be to God, Iam.” ‘But, when heard the shooting ran to the place and. taken rooms at the Union Hotel, where she i pg yoke Wis weiio inminent peril cod th found them lying together. with her head on . is ready to do all kinds of dressmaking in ge Par eb be OD i. angry sea threatened to. swallow atom i gaan the very latest style. She comes highly . Grass oe 2:83 & me 8:00 p. m. . action ' moticed that you did not pray. a Thrée letters were found on’ nt Stewart, two recommended, nae ee share of publio a ae Py + 8:00 p. m. aa the db 4 bad no weed: ak: Gavin addressed to his father-in-law and one to the patronage, , erty “ i _ 8:00 p. m. 1 keep prayed up.’ O, what an example; Sheriff of Nevada county, California, ; Bens é. '?a ns + the as consternation oi One of the letters was as follows: oh , Brrbstbnarers-bgh nt Sve} i en Jmna, 10M, Hen] eal. i tes a = Se ior id confine and they told me that (naming ‘a man rooms Tarlton er rent 3 to 12:30 es talked to dear i28-lw ] p.m, ' :PLAZA GROCERY STORE FISHER BROS, Proprictors. but please’ you. A. FISHER, ° (Buccemors to THOS. SHURTLEFF & SON. ) e The New Firm: have completely restocked this well-known Store with The Latest Pack of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Frozen Eastern Oysters kept constantly on hand. Fresh and Salt Water Fish, in season, received from first hands every Thursday evening. ie not only suit, This is How it Is Done! When we go to market we take the cash with us, and we buy in large enough quan— tities to gét the, bottom prices. where, and what, and how to buy to‘get the-. best Groceries for the least money. That's f the reason we can give it to you, J you absolute certainty in ‘quality. ‘store everything is called by.its: real name, There is no masquerading. g . have everything jst right, “A: WOLF THe Cash. ties. Colley Building, Commercial Street, " Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 DieAil'ster Bt., Wo want tee paca loge one ps sc es ee We know We offer . In “this If you like to er Tag A Concise Chronicle of Yarivus Folks ; ~ eit ee N S$Sbs ose . etGS82 SEESAE 2 Ss x oal TEER REE weteer