February 27, 1894 (4 pages)

\ evada City Dail — VOL. LXVI--NO. 10261 — f 'NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY &VENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1894, Published Every Evening, except Sunday. THE DAILY.-TRANSCRIPT . Bad Weather Predicted From March FOSTER’S FORECAST. 7th to April 13th. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. ° SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the IN THE “Seaman and Chinicle . And Send Them to the Daily Transcript Office. ———r Mining Notes. John Campbell “and son of Piety Hill have struck a quartz ledge in their residence lot, from which a crushing of rock has been taken. Teams are hauling quartz from the Reward mine to the Nevada County mill ta be crushed, Underground work at this mine was recently suspended, but we learn it is only temporary and that the shaft is: soon to be sunk deeper, The Grant mine at Canada Hill continues to yield fine quartz and the ledge is looking well. Messrs. Veal and Mosby, the lessees, are making the mine pay. Elligon, Tremaine and Chapfell expect to strike tich gravel soon in their claim on Selby Hill. They have been working a long time and indications are that the main channel which they have been running for is near at hand. We hope their expectations will be fully realized; such energy is deserving of a big reward. Hand Nearly Blown Off. Grass Valley Union+-.Wm. Polkinghorn as suffering with a very painful wound in his left hand and from the circumstances surrounding: the-case-he is fortunate tobe pos= sessed of that member even in its shattered eondition. Sunday morning he was out hunting near the Maryland mine. Polkingthorn thought the charge of shot in the barwel of his gun was falling out and turning it upside down he placed his hand -on the-end of the barrel. The trigger was doubtless snapped as the weapon was discharged. Dr, Jones found that. the charge passed through the palm of the left hand, laying the joint t tog me ~ ill be-sent-to the dead letter office. of the middle finger bare but breaking no bones.’ It is quite probable. that Polking-~ horn will have two stiff fingers for life. ~00 Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remajning in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal.,“February 22, 1894: Allett, Miss Ella . ss Bassilio ht, Wm. in ‘ton, Miss Cera Pennington, A. R. Pendgast, Mrs. 8. Sherman, Chas. >’ “Phieson, Jehn ‘If not called for-in fifteen days the letters’ Par= ities. calling for any of these letters will please sty. advertised, and pay .a fee of one ent for each letter. Lxowarp 8. Cis: P, M. ‘Worp comes vom 40 all quarters that the meatest and most satisfactory dye for col‘@ring the beard a brown or black is Buck‘ingham’s Dye for the Whiskers. “By the Bucketful.”’ "Phe; Downieville Messenger. says: The quarts prospects on Kanaka creek are looking well and a genuine boom is expected for ‘next Summer. Chas. Hegarty of Moore's Filet, Nevada county, has struck it rich in the Old Plumbage at Minnesota, and is reported tobe taking the ‘‘stuff” out by the bucketful. He is deserving of success, having expended thousands of dellars on the property, All other mines in this vicinity are at a standstill on account of bat the weather, —_————_ +1882 ‘Wax you feel tired, " without special cause, that indicates the need of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. ee eee NEW DANCING. ACADEMY. John L, Brinkman, instructor. Schoo} every Saturday afternoon’ at 2 o'clock. Class for young people from 10 to 17 years of age. Lessons, 25 cents. At Odd Fellows banquet hall, {271w Costumes For the Masquerade. There will be an assortment of Comic and Fancy Costumes here on the 7th, 8th and 9th of March, Leave your orders now. ;Maske in great variety, at Mre. Lester & ‘Crawford's, £27-3¢ ijn 25 Cents. Boy's Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hats at B. H, Miller's. $2.50. Men's Overcoats at Miller s Get the Best. The finest, largest and cheapest lot of Oranges and Lemons ever brought to this market aye on gale at James M. Foley's. Go auld see them for yourself, tf Kwmsy efeotions of pours standing cure by Simmons Liver Regulator. — J. -W. . of their destractiveness causes the tornado Sr. Joseru, Mo., Feb. 23.—Foster’s last bulletin gave ferecasts of the storm waves to cross the continent frem March Ist to 5th and the next will reach the Pacific Coast about the Gth, cross the western mountains by the 7th, the great central valleys from the 8th to 10th and the Eastern States about the 11th, Foster says: I advise all interests, especially those handing live stock, tropical fruits, etc., and all shipping and travel on land or séa, to prepare for extremely bad weather from March -7th-to-April-13th. Millions-of dollars may be saved_and_much suffering averted by giving heed to this warning and preparing for the worst. I very much dislike to predict destructive storms or make sensational forecasts, but duty demands that I give warning of the approach of a season of destructive tornadoes in those parts of the country frequented by these destroyers. Comparatively few people are injured by tornadoes and less damage is caused by them than heavy rains, But the manner to be dreaded. If.we knew just where they’ weita strike, ‘bat Vittle preparation would be DECesHAFY, but-as-we know only about the time to €xpect them, all should prepare for them and be on the lookout during the great storm period of March 7th to April ¥3th. Seven priticipal low barometers will cross the continent during the périod mentioned, and their dates will be given in these bulletins. Those who receive my weather chart for March will find in it details and dates. The dates for the first of these seven severe storm waves are given above. The warm wave will cross the western mountains about March 6th, the great central valleys about the 8th and the Eastern States about the 9th. The cool wave will cross the western mouutains abeut the 9th, the great central valleys about the 11th, and the Eastern States about the 13th. Remember that blizzards and snowstorms usually, and rains often, come with the cool LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of. Minor Home Happenings. \The Estrella,Banjo Club held = meeting last evening. Some very fine fancy costumes will be worn at the masquerade ball on the 9th of next month, so we are informed. The G’s and H’s will entertain at. the meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., this evening. The spring clearing up of yards has begun and already there is much improvement nov ticed in this line. = The term of Postmaster Bosworth of Grass Valley expired last Saturday, but no successor has yet been announced, A boy named Rabb, from Grass Valley, who wag recently arrested here, is now in Truckee, where he has got into trouble again. Pine street, in front of Judge Walling’s rough piece of street in the winter time and always will be until it is thoroughly macadamized, A stone crossing has been. put-down from Jackson’s new grocery store, Commercial double walk and will prove a great convenience to pedestrians. Don’t Worry Yourselt cas ‘And ‘on’ t worry the she baby j ; ‘avoid beth uue pleasant condition by giving the child pure, digestible food. “Don’t use solid preparations.Nature intended iufants’ should be raised on milk, The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is the safest soluticg of the problem, A Pretty Souvenir. We heve received a very handsome little pamphlet entitled ‘‘Resources of Yuba County,” which has just been issued as a souvenir from the office of the Marysville Demecrat. 1t is a model of typographical neatness and is filled with interesting in‘formation regarding our neighboring county, No beauty ever looks her best alias, with Ayer’s Hair Vigor dressed, Crossed the River. Grass Valley. Union: Mrs, John.McCabe, whose serious illness with pneumonia was mentioned last week in these columns, died Sunday-morningather homes. on Auburn street, The deceased was widely known and she leaves a great many friends who will be stricken with sorrow at her death, Mrs. McCabe leaves a husband and six Her hair, chief glory is: confessed.— Excelsior Water and M. Co. Officers, The directors of the Excélaiar Water and Mining Company of Smartsville have elected the fellowing officers for the ensuing year: President, W.G. Halstead; Vice President, Louis Conrath; Secretary, J oseph Durfee; Treasyrer, W. G. Halstead; Assistant Treas. urer, Louis Conrath; General Superintende ent, Louis Conrath; Mining Superintendent, residence, is being graveled. That is a very . street, to Carr Bros.’ drug store. It is al f stablishec Sept. 61 fees; sad N. P. Browfi &'Ca; * The Terpsichorean Art, visas ——Will Silva has a daneing sehee! which meets every week at his heme near Nimred street. Prof. Molland will organize @ class at Odd Fellows Hall tonight, and Jeha L. Brinkman will epen dancing-scheel-at: the same place en’ Saturday next, Then there is the regular Saturday night soirce given by Heyer, Brinkman and Sigourney. It has always been-either a feast er a fatuine in dancing i in this city, ape "Watches and and Diamonds. A magnificent stock just received at Leutje® Brand's, Prices lower than. the }eamee.afticles can be had anywhere else in the. State. Also, a stock of silverware at San feensioce prices, _ tf oie 98 ‘Seats, Mea's Percale Shirts, with two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, « at.Miller's. Taxs Simmons Liver Regulater to keep ‘the bowels pegelse. dollars. One dose is worth 100 Sees The bey stood on the burning deck, When all but he -had fled ; dad sinking “neath the avi wreck, . Was atmbored* with the dead; When Coulan stood mid clouds of smoke and flame, He bravely “battled with the wreek ; And is now on deck again : WITH A New Outfit, New Furnitare, New Bedding, New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstelace style. He is now prepared to supply all his eld customers, and as many new ones as wish to give him a call, with first-class board and lodging, atthe usual low ratea, at the CITY HOTEL, cormer of Broad and Unien streets, Nevada City, Cal. Fancy Riverside -Navels 7 From to to 40C Per Dozen. SICILY LEMONS _ 30 == Per Dozen. santieeie ds Teasense FOLEY'S, Commercial Stes, For sale at Cair Bres. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! Ours is the Largestand the Finest and Nevada Gounty. NOt 8 t 8h 8 Ft SS Se ee eS Our Stock ofr BOOTS AND SHOES. CANNOT BE EXCELLED. — And what is the Best of all is The fact ~ Which Everybody Well knows, That our LOW + PRICES. Are not Approached by any other }grown ‘children: Mrs. Charles Harrison, Mrs. Maggie Andrews of Boise City, Miss Maggie McCabe and Andrew. Hugh’and Thomas McCabe of this city. The deceased was 63 years of age and she was a native of Treland, For District Attorney. It is reported that Hon. C. F, McGlashan of Truckee will be a candidate for District Attorney on the Republican ticket. The People’s party is bursted wide open and Mc will go back to his first love. But few people have any-idea~of-the great secret pelitical work that is being done by quite a number of aspirants for office. In a short time there will be lots ef candidates appear in the field, Do Nor put off taking a spring medicine but. take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now. It will purify your blood, strengthen your nerves and give you a good appetite, os Hoop’s Piiis.are hand made, and perfect in proportion and appearance. 25c. per box, oe oo Death at a Mine. Auburn, February 24.—John A. Liddell met instant death at the Three Stars mine, eight miles below Auburn, at 5 o’cleck last eyening. A car on an inclined plane became detatched from the cable and struck him with terrible: force. Worx on Humboldt Bar will be fesumed on the first of April. Eastesn orders at Fresno for raisins are humerous and 136 car loads have been ordered at once, H, M. La Ror of Daviaville has shipped forty-two head of mules to New Orleans as an experiment, OOo In British Columbia members of the Salvation Army are permitted to perform marriage ceremonies, A srrrcy in time. Take Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sickness, -_——--—-+ o@e + —-—-—Brace thé Nerves. Sedatives and opiates won't do it. These nervines do not make the nerves strong, and failing to do this fall short of producing the essential of their quietude—vigor. And while in extreme cases—and these only—of nervous irritation such drugs may be advis— able, their frequent use is highly prejudicial to the delicate organism upon which they effect increased and dangerous doses eventually become necessary. Hostetters Stomach Bitters is an efficient substitute for such pernicious drugs. It quiets the nerves by bracing, toning, strengthening*them. The gonnection between weaknesg of the nervous system and that of the organs of digestion is & strong and sympathetic link. The Bitters, by imparting a healthful impulse to the digestive and assimilating functions, promotes throughout the whole system a vigor in which the nerves come in for a large share. Use the Bitters in malaria constipation, 4 Poynte, Fhilions and kidaey trouble, act, and in order to renew their quieting . : J. N. Flint. e@o NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. C. Barton, Downieville, C. Barber, Montana, J. B. Tully, San Francisco, M. Barber&w., ‘“* Win. Barber, ~ {spre M. B. Rosenberg, ‘ ‘H. Collins, bod 8. 8S. Stiles, as J. L, Gregory, se J. E. Smith, AS Geo. Riley, Grass Valley, W. Rogers, A. Burrows, “f A. B, Dibble, “e Mrs. Knotwell & d., Bloomfield, Wm. Cunningham, "Rockford, Iil., Mrs, A. J. Hedden, Virginia City, Miss Irene Gregory, Miss F. Gregory, ARRIVALS . AT THE Union_Hotel, Main Street. J. L, Coek, Santa Rosa, P. Byrne, Gold Flat, E. Conger, Dutch Flat, L. R. Prescott, Washington, W. Kenney, J. Eddy; cee J. M. Hatcher, Columbia’ Hill, Ike Faulkenstein, San Francisco, J. Rossa, as Miss Cassie Archer, ‘‘ J. Jackson, <a A. Wilson, a Al. McLaughlin, Ld F. Barland, af John Maguire,Mrs, 8, H. Solomon & 2 ¢., Kansas City, 8. — Sweetland, L, O, Williams. Marysville, J, Jones, Wheatland, F. L; Mslone, olfax, od ELVEN of the twelve 13-inch guns to be made havé now been jacketed and are gradually nearing completion, They are for the ships Indiana, Massachusetts and Oregon. Tux new star in Norma, discovered by the photograph during the Harvard College expedition to Peru, was ebserved by. Prof, Campbell at the Lick Observatory. It had been too close to the sun to be observed previously. Four attempts were made to burn Columbian World’s Fair buildings Friday night and Saturday. The fires were discoved in time to prevent a conflagration. Lost. A small Pug dog. The finder will please send word to this office, and receive reS. BORN. At Grass, Valley, February 25, 1 to the wife of M. Sproul, 1, a day, debebtet ter. “ — At Grass Valley, February 25, 1894, McCabe, beloved . wife of Cash Grocery ea . Quick Sales and Small Profits. ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, and the Prices,the Lowest. Give me a Trial.~-——. _ THIS SPACE I$. RESERVED .FOR Carter & Johnston One-Price Clothiers. eee ee ee ee . Nevada City? Margaret Mati, aged 0 Years; « aative of Ireand, the State. * PE RAC UG ME EE DE c 3 es Be ONE OF OUR GUM SOATS Article In That Line That You Have Ever Worn. = =<, = *~ * wk ® * *® Oe Commercial $t,, near Main,’ I} NEVADA CITY. Spring Novelties! a a ee? The Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS in all New Shading just received. : : : : : We have a most elegant line of DRESS GINGHAM, NEW FLANNELETTES, NEW PRINTS, Ete: : aL . Gur Prices are the Lowest. B.NEWMAN @ CO. fee —Leaders in Novelties. ae nee — o. The best judges and the closest buyers Of made-to-order clothing, agree that ~-The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR o. In Nevada county is . MORRISON Finish Pine st., near Broad, Nevada City 0 Lowest in Prices "6 Quality . , Highest in ar *. Sther Respects And You Wilt Find It the Best" ————SSEEEEE— Spring Novelties! A I a a a a a a ae

\ evada City Dail — VOL. LXVI--NO. 10261 — f 'NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY &VENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1894, Published Every Evening, except Sunday. THE DAILY.-TRANSCRIPT . Bad Weather Predicted From March FOSTER’S FORECAST. 7th to April 13th. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. ° SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the IN THE “Seaman and Chinicle . And Send Them to the Daily Transcript Office. ———r Mining Notes. John Campbell “and son of Piety Hill have struck a quartz ledge in their residence lot, from which a crushing of rock has been taken. Teams are hauling quartz from the Reward mine to the Nevada County mill ta be crushed, Underground work at this mine was recently suspended, but we learn it is only temporary and that the shaft is: soon to be sunk deeper, The Grant mine at Canada Hill continues to yield fine quartz and the ledge is looking well. Messrs. Veal and Mosby, the lessees, are making the mine pay. Elligon, Tremaine and Chapfell expect to strike tich gravel soon in their claim on Selby Hill. They have been working a long time and indications are that the main channel which they have been running for is near at hand. We hope their expectations will be fully realized; such energy is deserving of a big reward. Hand Nearly Blown Off. Grass Valley Union+-.Wm. Polkinghorn as suffering with a very painful wound in his left hand and from the circumstances surrounding: the-case-he is fortunate tobe pos= sessed of that member even in its shattered eondition. Sunday morning he was out hunting near the Maryland mine. Polkingthorn thought the charge of shot in the barwel of his gun was falling out and turning it upside down he placed his hand -on the-end of the barrel. The trigger was doubtless snapped as the weapon was discharged. Dr, Jones found that. the charge passed through the palm of the left hand, laying the joint t tog me ~ ill be-sent-to the dead letter office. of the middle finger bare but breaking no bones.’ It is quite probable. that Polking-~ horn will have two stiff fingers for life. ~00 Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remajning in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal.,“February 22, 1894: Allett, Miss Ella . ss Bassilio ht, Wm.. in ‘ton, Miss Cera Pennington, A. R. Pendgast, Mrs. 8. Sherman, Chas. >’ “Phieson, Jehn ‘If not called for-in fifteen days the letters’ Par= ities. calling for any of these letters will please sty. advertised, and pay .a fee of one ent for each letter. Lxowarp 8. Cis: P, M. ‘Worp comes vom 40 all quarters that the meatest and most satisfactory dye for col‘@ring the beard a brown or black is Buck‘ingham’s Dye for the Whiskers. “By the Bucketful.”’ "Phe; Downieville Messenger. says: The quarts prospects on Kanaka creek are looking well and a genuine boom is expected for ‘next Summer. Chas. Hegarty of Moore's Filet, Nevada county, has struck it rich in the Old Plumbage at Minnesota, and is reported tobe taking the ‘‘stuff” out by the bucketful. He is deserving of success, having expended thousands of dellars on the property, All other mines in this vicinity are at a standstill on account of bat the weather, —_————_ +1882 ‘Wax you feel tired, " without special cause, that indicates the need of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. ee eee NEW DANCING. ACADEMY. John L, Brinkman, instructor. Schoo} every Saturday afternoon’ at 2 o'clock. Class for young people from 10 to 17 years of age. Lessons, 25 cents. At Odd Fellows banquet hall, {271w Costumes For the Masquerade. There will be an assortment of Comic and Fancy Costumes here on the 7th, 8th and 9th of March, Leave your orders now. ;Maske in great variety, at Mre. Lester & ‘Crawford's, £27-3¢ ijn 25 Cents. Boy's Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hats at B. H, Miller's. $2.50. Men's Overcoats at Miller s Get the Best. The finest, largest and cheapest lot of Oranges and Lemons ever brought to this market aye on gale at James M. Foley's. Go auld see them for yourself, tf Kwmsy efeotions of pours standing cure by Simmons Liver Regulator. — J. -W. . of their destractiveness causes the tornado Sr. Joseru, Mo., Feb. 23.—Foster’s last bulletin gave ferecasts of the storm waves to cross the continent frem March Ist to 5th and the next will reach the Pacific Coast about the Gth, cross the western mountains by the 7th, the great central valleys from the 8th to 10th and the Eastern States about the 11th, Foster says: I advise all interests, especially those handing live stock, tropical fruits, etc., and all shipping and travel on land or séa, to prepare for extremely bad weather from March -7th-to-April-13th. Millions-of dollars may be saved_and_much suffering averted by giving heed to this warning and preparing for the worst. I very much dislike to predict destructive storms or make sensational forecasts, but duty demands that I give warning of the approach of a season of destructive tornadoes in those parts of the country frequented by these destroyers. Comparatively few people are injured by tornadoes and less damage is caused by them than heavy rains, But the manner to be dreaded. If.we knew just where they’ weita strike, ‘bat Vittle preparation would be DECesHAFY, but-as-we know only about the time to €xpect them, all should prepare for them and be on the lookout during the great storm period of March 7th to April ¥3th. Seven priticipal low barometers will cross the continent during the périod mentioned, and their dates will be given in these bulletins. Those who receive my weather chart for March will find in it details and dates. The dates for the first of these seven severe storm waves are given above. The warm wave will cross the western mountains about March 6th, the great central valleys about the 8th and the Eastern States about the 9th. The cool wave will cross the western mouutains abeut the 9th, the great central valleys about the 11th, and the Eastern States about the 13th. Remember that blizzards and snowstorms usually, and rains often, come with the cool LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of. Minor Home Happenings. \The Estrella,Banjo Club held = meeting last evening. Some very fine fancy costumes will be worn at the masquerade ball on the 9th of next month, so we are informed. The G’s and H’s will entertain at. the meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., this evening. The spring clearing up of yards has begun and already there is much improvement nov ticed in this line. = The term of Postmaster Bosworth of Grass Valley expired last Saturday, but no successor has yet been announced, A boy named Rabb, from Grass Valley, who wag recently arrested here, is now in Truckee, where he has got into trouble again. Pine street, in front of Judge Walling’s rough piece of street in the winter time and always will be until it is thoroughly macadamized, A stone crossing has been. put-down from Jackson’s new grocery store, Commercial double walk and will prove a great convenience to pedestrians. Don’t Worry Yourselt cas ‘And ‘on’ t worry the she baby j ; ‘avoid beth uue pleasant condition by giving the child pure, digestible food. “Don’t use solid preparations.Nature intended iufants’ should be raised on milk, The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is the safest soluticg of the problem, A Pretty Souvenir. We heve received a very handsome little pamphlet entitled ‘‘Resources of Yuba County,” which has just been issued as a souvenir from the office of the Marysville Demecrat. 1t is a model of typographical neatness and is filled with interesting in‘formation regarding our neighboring county, No beauty ever looks her best alias, with Ayer’s Hair Vigor dressed, Crossed the River. Grass Valley. Union: Mrs, John.McCabe, whose serious illness with pneumonia was mentioned last week in these columns, died Sunday-morningather homes. on Auburn street, The deceased was widely known and she leaves a great many friends who will be stricken with sorrow at her death, Mrs. McCabe leaves a husband and six Her hair, chief glory is: confessed.— Excelsior Water and M. Co. Officers, The directors of the Excélaiar Water and Mining Company of Smartsville have elected the fellowing officers for the ensuing year: President, W.G. Halstead; Vice President, Louis Conrath; Secretary, J oseph Durfee; Treasyrer, W. G. Halstead; Assistant Treas. urer, Louis Conrath; General Superintende ent, Louis Conrath; Mining Superintendent, residence, is being graveled. That is a very . street, to Carr Bros.’ drug store. It is al f stablishec Sept. 61 fees; sad N. P. Browfi &'Ca; * The Terpsichorean Art, visas ——Will Silva has a daneing sehee! which meets every week at his heme near Nimred street. Prof. Molland will organize @ class at Odd Fellows Hall tonight, and Jeha L. Brinkman will epen dancing-scheel-at: the same place en’ Saturday next, Then there is the regular Saturday night soirce given by Heyer, Brinkman and Sigourney. It has always been-either a feast er a fatuine in dancing i in this city, ape "Watches and and Diamonds.

A magnificent stock just received at Leutje® Brand's, Prices lower than. the }eamee.afticles can be had anywhere else in the. State. Also, a stock of silverware at San feensioce prices, _ tf oie 98 ‘Seats, Mea's Percale Shirts, with two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, « at.Miller's. Taxs Simmons Liver Regulater to keep ‘the bowels pegelse. dollars. One dose is worth 100 Sees The bey stood on the burning deck, When all but he -had fled ; dad sinking “neath the avi wreck, . Was atmbored* with the dead; When Coulan stood mid clouds of smoke and flame, He bravely “battled with the wreek ; And is now on deck again : WITH A New Outfit, New Furnitare, New Bedding, New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstelace style. He is now prepared to supply all his eld customers, and as many new ones as wish to give him a call, with first-class board and lodging, atthe usual low ratea, at the CITY HOTEL, cormer of Broad and Unien streets, Nevada City, Cal. Fancy Riverside -Navels 7 From to to 40C Per Dozen. SICILY LEMONS _ 30 == Per Dozen. santieeie ds Teasense FOLEY'S, Commercial Stes, For sale at Cair Bres. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! Ours is the Largestand the Finest and Nevada Gounty. NOt 8 t 8h 8 Ft SS Se ee eS Our Stock ofr BOOTS AND SHOES. CANNOT BE EXCELLED. — And what is the Best of all is The fact ~ Which Everybody Well knows, That our LOW + PRICES. Are not Approached by any other }grown ‘children: Mrs. Charles Harrison, Mrs. Maggie Andrews of Boise City, Miss Maggie McCabe and Andrew. Hugh’and Thomas McCabe of this city. The deceased was 63 years of age and she was a native of Treland, For District Attorney. It is reported that Hon. C. F, McGlashan of Truckee will be a candidate for District Attorney on the Republican ticket. The People’s party is bursted wide open and Mc will go back to his first love. But few people have any-idea~of-the great secret pelitical work that is being done by quite a number of aspirants for office. In a short time there will be lots ef candidates appear in the field, Do Nor put off taking a spring medicine but. take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now. It will purify your blood, strengthen your nerves and give you a good appetite, os Hoop’s Piiis.are hand made, and perfect in proportion and appearance. 25c. per box, oe oo Death at a Mine. Auburn, February 24.—John A. Liddell met instant death at the Three Stars mine, eight miles below Auburn, at 5 o’cleck last eyening. A car on an inclined plane became detatched from the cable and struck him with terrible: force. Worx on Humboldt Bar will be fesumed on the first of April. Eastesn orders at Fresno for raisins are humerous and 136 car loads have been ordered at once, H, M. La Ror of Daviaville has shipped forty-two head of mules to New Orleans as an experiment, OOo In British Columbia members of the Salvation Army are permitted to perform marriage ceremonies, A srrrcy in time. Take Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sickness, -_——--—-+ o@e + —-—-—Brace thé Nerves. Sedatives and opiates won't do it. These nervines do not make the nerves strong, and failing to do this fall short of producing the essential of their quietude—vigor. And while in extreme cases—and these only—of nervous irritation such drugs may be advis— able, their frequent use is highly prejudicial to the delicate organism upon which they effect increased and dangerous doses eventually become necessary. Hostetters Stomach Bitters is an efficient substitute for such pernicious drugs. It quiets the nerves by bracing, toning, strengthening*them. The gonnection between weaknesg of the nervous system and that of the organs of digestion is & strong and sympathetic link. The Bitters, by imparting a healthful impulse to the digestive and assimilating functions, promotes throughout the whole system a vigor in which the nerves come in for a large share. Use the Bitters in malaria constipation, 4 Poynte, Fhilions and kidaey trouble, act, and in order to renew their quieting . : J. N. Flint. e@o NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. C. Barton, Downieville, C. Barber, Montana, J. B. Tully, San Francisco, M. Barber&w., ‘“* Win. Barber, ~ {spre M. B. Rosenberg, ‘ ‘H. Collins, bod 8. 8S. Stiles, as J. L, Gregory, se J. E. Smith, AS Geo. Riley, Grass Valley, W. Rogers, A. Burrows, “f A. B, Dibble, “e Mrs. Knotwell & d., Bloomfield, Wm. Cunningham, "Rockford, Iil., Mrs, A. J. Hedden, Virginia City, Miss Irene Gregory, Miss F. Gregory, ARRIVALS . AT THE Union_Hotel, Main Street. J. L, Coek, Santa Rosa, P. Byrne, Gold Flat, E. Conger, Dutch Flat, L. R. Prescott, Washington, W. Kenney, J. Eddy; cee J. M. Hatcher, Columbia’ Hill, Ike Faulkenstein, San Francisco, J. Rossa, as Miss Cassie Archer, ‘‘ J. Jackson, <a A. Wilson, a Al. McLaughlin, Ld F. Barland, af John Maguire,Mrs, 8, H. Solomon & 2 ¢., Kansas City, 8. — Sweetland, L, O, Williams. Marysville, J, Jones, Wheatland, F. L; Mslone, olfax, od ELVEN of the twelve 13-inch guns to be made havé now been jacketed and are gradually nearing completion, They are for the ships Indiana, Massachusetts and Oregon. Tux new star in Norma, discovered by the photograph during the Harvard College expedition to Peru, was ebserved by. Prof, Campbell at the Lick Observatory. It had been too close to the sun to be observed previously. Four attempts were made to burn Columbian World’s Fair buildings Friday night and Saturday. The fires were discoved in time to prevent a conflagration. Lost. A small Pug dog. The finder will please send word to this office, and receive reS. BORN. At Grass, Valley, February 25, 1 to the wife of M. Sproul, 1, a day, debebtet ter. “ — At Grass Valley, February 25, 1894, McCabe, beloved . wife of Cash Grocery ea . Quick Sales and Small Profits. ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, and the Prices,the Lowest. Give me a Trial.~-——. _ THIS SPACE I$. RESERVED .FOR Carter & Johnston One-Price Clothiers. eee ee ee ee . Nevada City? Margaret Mati, aged 0 Years; « aative of Ireand, the State. * PE RAC UG ME EE DE c 3 es Be ONE OF OUR GUM SOATS Article In That Line That You Have Ever Worn. = =<, = *~ * wk ® * *® Oe Commercial $t,, near Main,’ I} NEVADA CITY. Spring Novelties! a a ee? The Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS in all New Shading just received. : : : : : We have a most elegant line of DRESS GINGHAM, NEW FLANNELETTES, NEW PRINTS, Ete: : aL . Gur Prices are the Lowest. B.NEWMAN @ CO. fee —Leaders in Novelties. ae nee — o. The best judges and the closest buyers Of made-to-order clothing, agree that ~-The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR o. In Nevada county is . MORRISON Finish Pine st., near Broad, Nevada City 0 Lowest in Prices "6 Quality . , Highest in ar *. Sther Respects And You Wilt Find It the Best" ————SSEEEEE— Spring Novelties! A I a a a a a a ae