January 10, 1894 (4 pages)

v Aetesiaaied esis: 4 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Betabliched Sept. 6. 1860.) seamen A. 0.0. W. Officers Installed. sive Reward, ‘8100. ay The following officgrs of Grass Valley . The. readers of this pe: paper will be a hLodge, A. 0. U. W., have been installed =e Set —— a ore by District Deputy Cook of Truckee: Gil. ‘istase that science has been able So cure in WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1894. man Wright, M. W.; Frank Conlin, Foreall its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's man; J. P. Pierce, Overseer; L. C. Snyder, Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known and is generally accompanied with Nevaéa Oity, Nevada County, Calif. Guide; M. W. Argall, Recorder, J. M. to the medical fraternity. Catarrh'being s : _RANCY GOODS. aa Wiley, Financier; H. J, Fuchs, Receiver. constitutional disease, requires = constituLoss OF APPETITE, Peanut =_———— RIGHT ABREAST WITH TODAY'S PROGRESS. Will Install Tonight. taken internally, acting directly on the) . TH x 20h : é . The officers olect of Nevada Lodge, No. preartingg ast: abe rs becom BAD BREATH, Ete. diseato, and giving the petions ‘strength by To treat constipation cossataed building’ up the constitution and: assisting CONSTIPATION “Ts called the McPather of Diseates.” It is caused by a Torpid Liver, . ceaDERs tN a7 YEARS WENA TY Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. PusscniPtio Teams—Fifteen Cents a Week, z= ‘ : . Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When 13, F. & A. M., will be installed this wiiuecdl Paid im Advance fer a Full Year. ing. . My stock of BOS eae LecAt Rgabpine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates Por Other Advertising Made Known on Appligation. Gl CHINESE LAW. it Is Quite Independent of American Laws. Carcave,. January . 8. —Lee Wah Sing rT ”"Pogansport, Ind., has been decreed to dic’ -by the—society—in—Chicago known.as_the Moy, because of a gambling debt contrasted last summer. Lee Wah Sing operates a laundry in “Logansport and came here to see the Fair, having $400 in his pocket. He strolled in? to Lee Two's place, on South Clark street, im the rear ef Yuen Suen’s grecery store and lost $600. In. order to make good: his debt of $200, for he had surrendered the $400 cash to Lee Two, he gave the latte’ a mortgage on his laundry in Loganspert. When Lee Two went to Logansport to foreclose the mortgage Lee Wah Sing had him arrested oa the charge of swindling, but he was bailed out. Then he came back to Chicago and the Moy sociéty had a meeting, the result of which was that Lee Wah Bing was condemned to déath in case he did not pay the $200 to Lee Two. oe. 7Oe-+ The freezing of the water in the’ ditches leading to the mines has interfered consid‘erable with mining operations during the past week. Yesterday word was received at Grass Valley that the water in the reserveirs frem which the North Star mine is supplied was getting low and instructing ‘tlie miners not to come te werk. The weather is getting warmer all the time and in a day or two, unless it turns cold again, the water will be ruzining in all the ditches. eo Feanomlseiocion! Congress. Governor Markham has appointed and comitiissioned the following delegates to the Transmississippi Congress, to convene at San Francisco, February 13, 1894: A. P. Williams, San Francisco; J. M. Walling, Nevada City; 3. A: Louttit; Stockton; J. P. ~--Bernardino; -D;-B;-Knight; "Marysville; Charles McCreary, Sacramento; W. D Tupper, Fresno; M, A. Luce, San Diego; C. H. Phillips, San Luis Obispo. Argsondxs of the bowels, so prevalent in children, cured by Simmons Liver Regula1, tor. ome A pos of Simmons Liver Regulatory } taken daily;will relieve and prevent indigestion, Native Daughters, Attention. The officers of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., will be installed tomorrow night, and i orery member is pected te be yeowel. Had His Picture Enlarged. The members of the he Board of Supervisors, in respect to the memory of their former colleague, the late N. B. Parazet, have had an enlarged picture of the deceased, appropriately framed, hung up in the Supervisors’ room at the Court House, ee Tux best remedy for constipation is Ayer’s Pills. ‘They never fail. Have you ween Ayer’s Almanac for this year ? Maus. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “Bhiloh’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. me Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming 20 well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Elegtric Bitters a sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does net exist and it-is guaranted: to do all that is claimed. _ Electric Bitt: rs will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhe: mand other ions caused by impure b'ood.— Will drive/Malaria from the system a: d prevent as wellas cure all Malarial fevers.— For of Headache, Vonstipation and Indigestion try . Electric . Bitters—Katire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded, Price 60 cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Carr ‘ot oe La Grippe. During the prevalence of:the Grippe the} ' 7 ast season it was » notiecable fact that)? those who depended upon Dr, King’s Denererys i haste Nak-o:shinde-sokciabs, bat escaped all ef the + after effects of the malady. “remedy seems fo have peculiar Wer in effecting rapid cures not onlyn cases of La Grippe, but in all Di ef Throat, Chest, and Lungs and eured eases of Asthma and Hay of long standing, Try it and be convineed. It won't disappoint. Free Trial _ Mottles a6 Carr Bros. _ Drag Store. uckien’s Arnion Salve, ~~ tPhe beet Salve in the world for Cuts, _ Bewises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever » Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ‘Last year Dick, the namesake of his faALLIGATORS LIKE THIS FAMILY. They Ate the Old Man and Little Girl and Had a Taste of Each of the Sons. As an instance of strangecoincidences, there is living near this.place a ‘family whose history. would seem to exceed the bounds of credibility. Seven years ago the father, old Daddy Dick, as he was called, sat down on the banks of the -have-fallen.aaleep.At any.rate.only bis} hat and rod were found on the bank that pight, while a heap of clothes and crushed bones under a floating log told of his death by an alligator. He left two sons aad a little girl 3 years old. + One day this child wandered down to the river, and her mother arrived just in time to see her drawn under-the water by the long, black snout ofan alligator. ther and a man of 30, also went fishing in the river, and the day beifig warm closed bis eyes for a nap, to be awakened by his leg disappearing down the throat of one of these reptiles. He would have been pulled off his log, but cast his arms had to sacrifice his leg, which the ’gator bit off just above the knee. It was the right one. “The end of the singular history of this family occurred last week. The other river in a dugout when his clumsy craft “was upset. by an enormous alligator. A race then began for the shore between the man and the reptile, but just as Lem gained the bank and was pulling himself up to safety the alligator seized him by the right leg and drew him back. He called loudly for help, and_his brother came running out of their cabin with a shotgun, and without waiting to take aim fired into the water.’ The bullet hit Lem in the other leg and broke the knee cap. He-would have sunk now, for the reptile, which still had him, was for diving to get-out of the way of the fusillade Dick was pouring into the river, but the drowning man caught at the dugout, ‘which was floating bottom upward and within his reach, and resisted the’ gator’s efforts to draw him under, ~ Dick now succeeded in killing the beast by a shot through its head and then got Lem to the shore, But he had to have both legs amputated, for the alligator had. broken one into several pieces, splintering” the bone terribly; while Dick’s shot had shattered the bone ‘of the other, so as to render that also a menace to his life if not removed. Lem declares his intention of sitting some distance back upon the bank of the river and killing every alligator that dares to lift its ugly muzzle above the surface.— Pine Level (Fla.) Dispatch. A Pin In Her Eye. Mrs, Anna Swinarton’ of Chicago se } cured a verdict of $10,000 damages in the court of common pleas of New York city before Judge Giegerich and a jury last week against George le Boutillier, dry goods merchant of Fourteenth street, Mrs. Swinarton went into the store on March 13, 1889, and was waiting ‘for some change after having made some her., She declared that some one of the cashboys in the'store threw a pin which atruck-her in the eye, injuring it so that it was removed tosave the other eye. She shed to recover $50,000 damages, #ruitilaxt. Thee California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which ean be procured at Vinton’s drug-store. . The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be Been in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must. be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50. cents each, -~ Who Lost It? A Key, part brass and part steel, was found a few days ago, The owner can get t at this office. For sale at Car Bros, SCHMIDT BROS., . Leading Lady ~ "Fhe Best 5 Cent Pine Street, Nevada City. sere Cae Dealers. —In StoekGeneral Arthur, Humboldt Catoosahatchee river and is supposed-to+about a tree near by and held on, but-he}' brother, Lem, was paddling down thé} purchases, She had~her tittle boy-with-. — nature in doing its work. The preprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they effer One Huudréd Dollars for any case that it fails to. cure. Send for list of tetimonials. . Address, .¥. J. CHENEY.& CO.,— &@ Sold by Druggist, 75e. Toledo, 0.: For Rent. _Snite of _ ground-floor rooms admirably adapted for offices, -dress-making . parlors, and fitted with all-conveniences, .Apply to Mus. J: €. DickexMAN, Chrarch' ze opp: Court House. eke tf ~~ msi soy 9 DaxpRurr is due to an enfeebled, state of . ” the skin. Hall’s Hair Renewer {quickens the nutritive functions of the /skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff. BORN. Davis and wife, a daughter. A Racking Cough Cured by Ayer’s.Cherry Pectoral. Mrs. P. D. HALL, 217 Genessee St., Lockport, Ni Y., says: “Over thirty years ago, I remeinber hearing my father describe the wonderful curative effects of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Dufing a recent attack of La Grippe,; which assumed the form of a catarrh, soreness of the lungs, accompanied by an aggravating cough, I used various remedies and prescriptions. While some of these medicines partially alleviated the coughing during the day, none of them afforded me any relief from that spasmodic action of the lungs which would seize me the moment I attempted “to lie down at night: After ten or twelve” such nights, I was Nearly in Despair, and had about decided to sit up all night in my easy chair, and procure what sleep I could in that way. It then occurred to me that I had a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I took a spoonful of this preparation in a little water, and was able to lie down without coughing. In a few moments, I fell asleep, and awoke in the ‘morning greatly refreshed and feeling much better. I took a teaspoonful of the Pectoral every night for a week, then grad-. ually decreased the dose, and in we weeks my cough was cured.” Prepared by Dr. J.0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa, Promptto act, suretocure Semi-Annual. Report —or THE— CITIZENS BANK, — NEVADA CITY, AND If8 AGENCY AT GRASS VALLEY, Showing its Financial Condition on the First day of January, 1894, RESOURCES. Money: on hand Interest’ Learing bonds Due from ‘banks Loans on reak estate “tient Loang on stocks and bends Loans on collatteras. Loans on personal er Bullion . ‘ Collections meee County and city “warrants. Real estate taken for debt. . Furniture and fixtures Bank premises LIABILITIES. Capital paid in-eoin Undivided profits. Dividends unpa'd. Nee Ne IE . 1,470 62 a ‘i es PRESTON, phetden ." D. E. MORO gers Cashier. soa 4 Bo od ganonnd: ed before me this third day aT ary, 1 FRED SEARLS Notary Pu Pubile, Nevada county, Cal. (in for Nevada City only.) " Bring Me to tke PielHoouseof Northeru elibyontay ; now located at GRASS VALLEY And on every purchase we will rebate you pér eens besides “i you dollar.after Soller, Ike FIED, The Dépalet, Estrella, Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, : in the City. Harmonia. vi Forma Howes ats, oa Uke Valen ete. First-class tocation, in perfect repair dah In this city, January: 8th, to Thomas Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral \CITIZENS. BANK 66 . JOHN T, MORGAN D.B. MQ N.,. aps Pe R. M, Hunt, Only: First-Class Hotel in so City. The biggest and cheapest Toy ‘ ; oHSPER goo one . Wl tel iat TABLE not oy Sloane and A Indigestion, distressed with with use of Simmons tose sana relieved, inn fens Sa B, Lusrezr, Deliware, 2 Ohio. **1 have used Simmons Liver light be Sere? tay set ineeks stat benefit.” — Himam Wansun, Late ‘Chiat Sentioe of ‘Georgia. How Many Children How many times a year do you visit the shoe store?_.0f course, your children are just like other people’s—always. wanting new shoes. You-can’t let them go to school with their toes sticking out. I have on hand ‘a line of school shoes on which you.can Save 50 per cent In Shoe Léather. They are not the rough, cheap-looking kind— commonly called School Shoes. They are neat strong and durable, and only ‘cost $1.50 a Pair. My ewn make of Mining Boots always on hand at $6 50. JOHN DELBRIDGE, D. S. BAKER" all orders for stig: dpoeid AND HAULING. Particular attention paid to the trangportation of bageege fortheatrical pertisa: THE HEW RECEPTION, J. M. PFISTER, Successor toy, E. Downer. The Finest of Wiiines,. Liquors and Ci+;gars, Choicest Case Goods in town. ‘ Antediluvian’ and other rare old Whiskies. GEO. H. ALLEN, The Best of Liquid Refreshments. 1 Milwaukee Brewery eraser an treme Salggy 3 : Down atthe Plaza. BROAD STREET, . + \. + a NEVADA CITY CAPITAL PAID UP, -\ » $50,000 We issue Bi nt Drafts } able in eNEW YORK SAN FRANCIBCO, Ne SACRAMENTO. a Also Bills of Exchange e payable at sight in’ ne principal cities of Great Britain and Furo yarn md on any part of the United States a fice at the Bank. sega PRESIDEN? A i ag toe eles thatch 58548 Viow Paasipent Casnien -Ase’? CAsRIReB andSxc’y DIRECTORS: yous 3. Moxuean Gro, M, Huenss, D, BE, Morea, NILES SEARLS L, Housman, &. M. Paxson, Fa ‘ BRESPONDENTS ) ‘ten York—Mettonn) uk o North Ame: Bauk. Bas atonal ank of D. O. Mille Business for rass Valley, can be tran: . sacted with adv ge at this city, : HATIONAL aac aporos BROS, au ap Ss ia Headquartets of . @rs.and-To the ie Hl Airs by that of any HoHave You ? SEE Transcript Block, Commercial Street. . 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND TO . Prop’ : ‘80 prevalent in. ~ athe Agents for the San Francisco cialty Na Highest Price paid for County and State Were] Ts 166 25 gold nd Silver Enliion arent. ee Shasta Mineral we CHRISTMAS GOODS FOR ; New Year’ Ss Gifts! -One-Half gt Regular Prices Great Reductions In [illinery Goods To close out our Winter Stock: we will sell HATS at Half the Marked Price. As Miss Power will take her -‘departe ure soon, Ladies wishing Artistic Trimming anowld call. at once, MRs. ‘LESTER ea Cy CRAWFORD, _MAIN ST., NEAR UNION HOTEL, ‘LEADING FANCY GOODS DEALERS. Aa for lanes There is nothing of : Tava i: Cane e hE Plain and pessented pete te ag fem i io chery ure I sf lense Piesse you in em Beso al An kinds of It looks well, is everl: and iacheap, Mave plaip and faney. The beat of Ms * And. other materials sit Oils B eae Fine took of t'irearms ee AND CUTLERY reprent'ng the latest and the t products of.the leadmakers. Stoves Stoves Stoves : (Morning Light HEATING \ Patent Todd Heater < Sunbeam . STOVES Box Patterns \And Other Kinds (Richmond COOKING Grand Pacific Agent for the “—AND— WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDER ye W “ERY Fr. Comibercial: Street, Nevada City. x ae J. BE. CARR, Pat Drug; Book. and an ing a a PROPRIETORS OF THE= "KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A. amePure R + a J. J. JACKSON, Bs . Proprietor . 4 _ story, ou [gS ut Drs, hi Medi, Ms i School pen a ii “Blank Books. * Misoellaneou L Fit Bras of Cigars’ in Nevada ty. Luitiber Matched Flooring < Garland Westwood \And Many Othere — GEORGE E, TURNER, “STOVES rea at COOPER BROS, ° “s ~— -Peep's Mynufecturere of Dressed Siding Laths SEASONED LUMBER AT LOWEST nae RATES. Lumber of at kinds fo BILE ING purposes always on ait» Orders left at the Saw itt meer er ''2)) or at the Office, Piety Hill, on th Road, will be promptly ae ve Patronize The White Men’s haundry Upper End of East Broad Street. COOK & § SUTLIFF . AKE this mrthod people A of Nevada City an A intel that Be the ve STEAM LAUNDRY IN NEVADA CITY, _ And are now ready to receive orders. White Shirts and Fiannele » spesialty. Clothes eallied for and deliversd aad satisfaction guaranteed. Rates Reasonable. ~ White Labor Only Employed. a F -sad us @ Postal Card, and. we will call on you, . Wheat Beer Ale and Porter xog,sn4 Rottle Forpele at am the; Halosinn tm wheat Ber, oe oxnmic, es School. mene ni <_s Thee aA arn S to tho most sladorase will be found here, 56 to 69 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, GAL,MT. ORO LUMBER CO.” Made out of Cilitornt Wheat sities spear ner Powd ticle, price to evi

v Aetesiaaied esis: 4 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Betabliched Sept. 6. 1860.) seamen A. 0.0. W. Officers Installed. sive Reward, ‘8100. ay The following officgrs of Grass Valley . The. readers of this pe: paper will be a hLodge, A. 0. U. W., have been installed =e Set —— a ore by District Deputy Cook of Truckee: Gil. ‘istase that science has been able So cure in WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1894. man Wright, M. W.; Frank Conlin, Foreall its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's man; J. P. Pierce, Overseer; L. C. Snyder, Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known and is generally accompanied with Nevaéa Oity, Nevada County, Calif. Guide; M. W. Argall, Recorder, J. M. to the medical fraternity. Catarrh'being s : _RANCY GOODS. aa Wiley, Financier; H. J, Fuchs, Receiver. constitutional disease, requires = constituLoss OF APPETITE, Peanut =_———— RIGHT ABREAST WITH TODAY'S PROGRESS. Will Install Tonight. taken internally, acting directly on the) . TH x 20h : é . The officers olect of Nevada Lodge, No. preartingg ast: abe rs becom BAD BREATH, Ete. diseato, and giving the petions ‘strength by To treat constipation cossataed building’ up the constitution and: assisting CONSTIPATION “Ts called the McPather of Diseates.” It is caused by a Torpid Liver, . ceaDERs tN a7 YEARS WENA TY Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. PusscniPtio Teams—Fifteen Cents a Week, z= ‘ : . Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When 13, F. & A. M., will be installed this wiiuecdl Paid im Advance fer a Full Year. ing. . My stock of BOS eae LecAt Rgabpine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates Por Other Advertising Made Known on Appligation. Gl CHINESE LAW. it Is Quite Independent of American Laws. Carcave,. January . 8. —Lee Wah Sing rT ”"Pogansport, Ind., has been decreed to dic’ -by the—society—in—Chicago known.as_the Moy, because of a gambling debt contrasted last summer. Lee Wah Sing operates a laundry in “Logansport and came here to see the Fair, having $400 in his pocket. He strolled in? to Lee Two's place, on South Clark street, im the rear ef Yuen Suen’s grecery store and lost $600. In. order to make good: his debt of $200, for he had surrendered the $400 cash to Lee Two, he gave the latte’ a mortgage on his laundry in Loganspert. When Lee Two went to Logansport to foreclose the mortgage Lee Wah Sing had him arrested oa the charge of swindling, but he was bailed out.. Then he came back to Chicago and the Moy sociéty had a meeting, the result of which was that Lee Wah Bing was condemned to déath in case he did not pay the $200 to Lee Two. oe. 7Oe-+ The freezing of the water in the’ ditches leading to the mines has interfered consid‘erable with mining operations during the past week. Yesterday word was received at Grass Valley that the water in the reserveirs frem which the North Star mine is supplied was getting low and instructing ‘tlie miners not to come te werk. The weather is getting warmer all the time and in a day or two, unless it turns cold again, the water will be ruzining in all the ditches. eo Feanomlseiocion! Congress. Governor Markham has appointed and comitiissioned the following delegates to the Transmississippi Congress, to convene at San Francisco, February 13, 1894: A. P. Williams, San Francisco; J. M. Walling, Nevada City; 3. A: Louttit; Stockton; J. P. ~--Bernardino; -D;-B;-Knight; "Marysville; Charles McCreary, Sacramento; W. D Tupper, Fresno; M, A. Luce, San Diego; C. H. Phillips, San Luis Obispo. Argsondxs of the bowels, so prevalent in children, cured by Simmons Liver Regula1, tor. ome A pos of Simmons Liver Regulatory } taken daily;will relieve and prevent indigestion, Native Daughters, Attention. The officers of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., will be installed tomorrow night, and i orery member is pected te be yeowel. Had His Picture Enlarged. The members of the he Board of Supervisors, in respect to the memory of their former colleague, the late N. B. Parazet, have had an enlarged picture of the deceased, appropriately framed, hung up in the Supervisors’ room at the Court House, ee Tux best remedy for constipation is Ayer’s Pills. ‘They never fail. Have you ween Ayer’s Almanac for this year ? Maus. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “Bhiloh’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. me Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming 20 well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Elegtric Bitters a sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does net exist and it-is guaranted: to do all that is claimed. _ Electric Bitt: rs will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhe: mand other ions caused by impure b'ood.— Will drive/Malaria from the system a: d prevent as wellas cure all Malarial fevers.— For of Headache, Vonstipation and Indigestion try . Electric . Bitters—Katire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded, Price 60 cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Carr ‘ot oe La Grippe. During the prevalence of:the Grippe the} ' 7 ast season it was » notiecable fact that)? those who depended upon Dr, King’s Denererys i haste Nak-o:shinde-sokciabs, bat escaped all ef the + after effects of the malady. “remedy seems fo have peculiar Wer in effecting rapid cures not onlyn cases of La Grippe, but in all Di ef Throat, Chest, and Lungs and eured eases of Asthma and Hay of long standing, Try it and be convineed. It won't disappoint. Free Trial _ Mottles a6 Carr Bros. _ Drag Store. uckien’s Arnion Salve, ~~ tPhe beet Salve in the world for Cuts, _ Bewises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever » Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ‘Last year Dick, the namesake of his faALLIGATORS LIKE THIS FAMILY. They Ate the Old Man and Little Girl and Had a Taste of Each of the Sons. As an instance of strangecoincidences, there is living near this.place a ‘family whose history. would seem to exceed the bounds of credibility. Seven years ago the father, old Daddy Dick, as he was called, sat down on the banks of the -have-fallen.aaleep..At any.rate.only bis} hat and rod were found on the bank that pight, while a heap of clothes and crushed bones under a floating log told of his death by an alligator. He left two sons aad a little girl 3 years old. + One day this child wandered down to the river, and her mother arrived just in time to see her drawn under-the water by the long, black snout ofan alligator. ther and a man of 30, also went fishing in the river, and the day beifig warm closed bis eyes for a nap, to be awakened by his leg disappearing down the throat of one of these reptiles. He would have been pulled off his log, but cast his arms had to sacrifice his leg, which the ’gator bit off just above the knee. It was the right one. “The end of the singular history of this family occurred last week. The other river in a dugout when his clumsy craft “was upset. by an enormous alligator. A race then began for the shore between the man and the reptile, but just as Lem gained the bank and was pulling himself up to safety the alligator seized him by the right leg and drew him back. He called loudly for help, and_his brother came running out of their cabin with a shotgun, and without waiting to take aim fired into the water.’ The bullet hit Lem in the other leg and broke the knee cap. He-would have sunk now, for the reptile, which still had him, was for diving to get-out of the way of the fusillade Dick was pouring into the river, but the drowning man caught at the dugout, ‘which was floating bottom upward and within his reach, and resisted the’ gator’s efforts to draw him under, ~ Dick now succeeded in killing the beast by a shot through its head and then got Lem to the shore, But he had to have both legs amputated, for the alligator had. broken one into several pieces, splintering” the bone terribly; while Dick’s shot had shattered the bone ‘of the other, so as to render that also a menace to his life if not removed. Lem declares his intention of sitting some distance back upon the bank of the river and killing every alligator that dares to lift its ugly muzzle above the surface.— Pine Level (Fla.) Dispatch. A Pin In Her Eye. Mrs, Anna Swinarton’ of Chicago se } cured a verdict of $10,000 damages in the court of common pleas of New York city before Judge Giegerich and a jury last week against George le Boutillier, dry goods merchant of Fourteenth street, Mrs. Swinarton went into the store on March 13, 1889, and was waiting ‘for some change after having made some her., She declared that some one of the cashboys in the'store threw a pin which atruck-her in the eye, injuring it so that it was removed tosave the other eye. She shed to recover $50,000 damages, #ruitilaxt. Thee California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which ean be procured at Vinton’s drug-store. . The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be Been in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must. be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50. cents each, -~ Who Lost It? A Key, part brass and part steel, was found a few days ago, The owner can get t at this office. For sale at Car Bros, SCHMIDT BROS., . Leading Lady ~ "Fhe Best 5 Cent Pine Street, Nevada City. sere Cae Dealers. —In StoekGeneral Arthur, Humboldt Catoosahatchee river and is supposed-to+about a tree near by and held on, but-he}' brother, Lem, was paddling down thé} purchases, She had~her tittle boy-with-. — nature in doing its work. The preprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they effer One Huudréd Dollars for any case that it fails to. cure. Send for list of tetimonials. . Address, .¥. J. CHENEY.& CO.,— &@ Sold by Druggist, 75e. Toledo, 0.: For Rent. _Snite of _ ground-floor rooms admirably adapted for offices, -dress-making . parlors, and fitted with all-conveniences, .Apply to Mus. J: €. DickexMAN, Chrarch' ze opp: Court House. eke tf ~~ msi soy 9 DaxpRurr is due to an enfeebled, state of . ” the skin. Hall’s Hair Renewer {quickens the nutritive functions of the /skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff. BORN. Davis and wife, a daughter. A Racking Cough Cured by Ayer’s.Cherry Pectoral. Mrs. P. D. HALL, 217 Genessee St., Lockport, Ni Y., says: “Over thirty years ago, I remeinber hearing my father describe the wonderful curative effects of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Dufing a recent attack of La Grippe,; which assumed the form of a catarrh, soreness of the lungs, accompanied by an aggravating cough, I used various remedies and prescriptions. While some of these medicines partially alleviated the coughing during the day, none of them afforded me any relief from that spasmodic action of the lungs which would seize me the moment I attempted “to lie down at night: After ten or twelve” such nights, I was Nearly in Despair, and had about decided to sit up all night in my easy chair, and procure what sleep I could in that way. It then occurred to me that I had a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I took a spoonful of this preparation in a little water, and was able to lie down without coughing. In a few moments, I fell

asleep, and awoke in the ‘morning greatly refreshed and feeling much better. I took a teaspoonful of the Pectoral every night for a week, then grad-. ually decreased the dose, and in we weeks my cough was cured.” Prepared by Dr. J.0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa, Promptto act, suretocure Semi-Annual. Report —or THE— CITIZENS BANK, — NEVADA CITY, AND If8 AGENCY AT GRASS VALLEY, Showing its Financial Condition on the First day of January, 1894, RESOURCES. Money: on hand Interest’ Learing bonds Due from ‘banks Loans on reak estate “tient Loang on stocks and bends Loans on collatteras. Loans on personal er Bullion . ‘ Collections meee County and city “warrants. Real estate taken for debt. . Furniture and fixtures Bank premises LIABILITIES. Capital paid in-eoin Undivided profits.. Dividends unpa'd. Nee Ne IE .. 1,470 62 a ‘i es PRESTON, phetden ." D. E. MORO gers Cashier. soa 4 Bo od ganonnd: ed before me this third day aT ary, 1 FRED SEARLS Notary Pu Pubile, Nevada county, Cal. (in for Nevada City only.) " Bring Me to tke PielHoouseof Northeru elibyontay ; now located at GRASS VALLEY And on every purchase we will rebate you pér eens besides “i you dollar.after Soller, Ike FIED, The Dépalet, Estrella, Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, : in the City. Harmonia. vi Forma Howes ats, oa Uke Valen ete. First-class tocation, in perfect repair dah In this city, January: 8th, to Thomas Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral \CITIZENS. BANK 66 . JOHN T, MORGAN D.B. MQ N.,. aps Pe R. M, Hunt, Only: First-Class Hotel in so City. The biggest and cheapest Toy ‘ ; oHSPER goo one . Wl tel iat TABLE not oy Sloane and A Indigestion, distressed with with use of Simmons tose sana relieved, inn fens Sa B, Lusrezr, Deliware, 2 Ohio. **1 have used Simmons Liver light be Sere? tay set ineeks stat benefit.” — Himam Wansun, Late ‘Chiat Sentioe of ‘Georgia. How Many Children How many times a year do you visit the shoe store?_.0f course, your children are just like other people’s—always. wanting new shoes. You-can’t let them go to school with their toes sticking out. I have on hand ‘a line of school shoes on which you.can Save 50 per cent In Shoe Léather. They are not the rough, cheap-looking kind— commonly called School Shoes. They are neat strong and durable, and only ‘cost $1.50 a Pair. My ewn make of Mining Boots always on hand at $6 50. JOHN DELBRIDGE, D. S. BAKER" all orders for stig: dpoeid AND HAULING. Particular attention paid to the trangportation of bageege fortheatrical pertisa: THE HEW RECEPTION, J. M. PFISTER, Successor toy, E. Downer. The Finest of Wiiines,. Liquors and Ci+;gars, Choicest Case Goods in town. ‘ Antediluvian’ and other rare old Whiskies. GEO. H. ALLEN, The Best of Liquid Refreshments. 1 Milwaukee Brewery eraser an treme Salggy 3 : Down atthe Plaza. BROAD STREET, . + \. + a NEVADA CITY CAPITAL PAID UP, -\ » $50,000 We issue Bi nt Drafts } able in eNEW YORK SAN FRANCIBCO, Ne SACRAMENTO. a Also Bills of Exchange e payable at sight in’ ne principal cities of Great Britain and Furo yarn md on any part of the United States a fice at the Bank. sega PRESIDEN? A i ag toe eles thatch 58548 Viow Paasipent Casnien -Ase’? CAsRIReB andSxc’y DIRECTORS: yous 3. Moxuean Gro, M, Huenss, D, BE, Morea, NILES SEARLS L, Housman, &. M. Paxson, Fa ‘ BRESPONDENTS ) ‘ten York—Mettonn) uk o North Ame: Bauk. Bas atonal ank of D. O. Mille Business for rass Valley, can be tran: . sacted with adv ge at this city, : HATIONAL aac aporos BROS, au ap Ss ia Headquartets of . @rs.and-To the ie Hl Airs by that of any HoHave You ? SEE Transcript Block, Commercial Street. . 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND TO . Prop’ : ‘80 prevalent in. ~ athe Agents for the San Francisco cialty Na Highest Price paid for County and State Were] Ts 166 25 gold nd Silver Enliion arent. ee Shasta Mineral we CHRISTMAS GOODS FOR ; New Year’ Ss Gifts! -One-Half gt Regular Prices Great Reductions In [illinery Goods To close out our Winter Stock: we will sell HATS at Half the Marked Price. As Miss Power will take her -‘departe ure soon, Ladies wishing Artistic Trimming anowld call. at once, MRs. ‘LESTER ea Cy CRAWFORD, _MAIN ST., NEAR UNION HOTEL, ‘LEADING FANCY GOODS DEALERS. Aa for lanes There is nothing of : Tava i: Cane e hE Plain and pessented pete te ag fem i io chery ure I sf lense Piesse you in em Beso al An kinds of It looks well, is everl: and iacheap, Mave plaip and faney. The beat of Ms * And. other materials sit Oils B eae Fine took of t'irearms ee AND CUTLERY reprent'ng the latest and the t products of.the leadmakers. Stoves Stoves Stoves : (Morning Light HEATING \ Patent Todd Heater < Sunbeam . STOVES Box Patterns \And Other Kinds (Richmond COOKING Grand Pacific Agent for the “—AND— WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDER ye W “ERY Fr. Comibercial: Street, Nevada City. x ae J. BE. CARR, Pat Drug; Book. and an ing a a PROPRIETORS OF THE= "KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A. amePure R + a J. J. JACKSON, Bs . Proprietor . 4 _ story, ou [gS ut Drs, hi Medi, Ms i School pen a ii “Blank Books. * Misoellaneou L Fit Bras of Cigars’ in Nevada ty. Luitiber Matched Flooring < Garland Westwood \And Many Othere — GEORGE E, TURNER, “STOVES rea at COOPER BROS, ° “s ~— -Peep's Mynufecturere of Dressed Siding Laths SEASONED LUMBER AT LOWEST nae RATES. Lumber of at kinds fo BILE ING purposes always on ait» Orders left at the Saw itt meer er ''2)) or at the Office, Piety Hill, on th Road, will be promptly ae ve Patronize The White Men’s haundry Upper End of East Broad Street. COOK & § SUTLIFF . AKE this mrthod people A of Nevada City an A intel that Be the ve STEAM LAUNDRY IN NEVADA CITY, _ And are now ready to receive orders. White Shirts and Fiannele » spesialty. Clothes eallied for and deliversd aad satisfaction guaranteed. Rates Reasonable. ~ White Labor Only Employed. a F -sad us @ Postal Card, and. we will call on you, . Wheat Beer Ale and Porter xog,sn4 Rottle Forpele at am the; Halosinn tm wheat Ber, oe oxnmic, es School. mene ni <_s Thee aA arn S to tho most sladorase will be found here, 56 to 69 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, GAL,MT. ORO LUMBER CO.” Made out of Cilitornt Wheat sities spear ner Powd ticle, price to evi