January 17, 1894 (4 pages)

vi Za speaking—ofthe—storm,—that—the—rainfall+ 4 tor without being sitistied with its effect, -Oriiamental painter and decorator, is now in ". atight-Day Onyx. Clock. The clock is a! 2 played upon the Grass Valley--sinners for ~~ the benefit of their souls. ___W38. started up. yesterday. . tally built, 4 _the construction of the new mill, . 7 ‘3 price is as cheap as any. A prize is given tHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1894, LOCALS IN. BRIEF, . Summarized Mention of Minor Home 4 Happenings. There was a heavy frost in this city last . night. Owing.toa delay on the Central Pacific, ‘the Narrow Gauge passenger train was a half-hour lite last evening. » In some places between Moore's Flat and § Eureka the snow is between four and five . feet deep, mostly soft snow. . Under Sheriff Neagle went to Forest : Springs yesterday to summon witnesses to etestify in thé case of Charles Dodge, whose} -trial for murder comes up at Woodland fsoon. T)odge was raised at Forest Springs, ‘and the witness's. will testify as to his haracter. He killed. a telegraph operator p-Yolo-county some time ago. : The electric light switch box at the depot aught on fire Monday evening, caused from sparks from the wire, which had~beFeome bare. The current was thrown off Vand the fire extinguished, “after which the ifficulty was remedied. __-boring ¢ This famous evangelist has been laboring t Grass Valley for several days and prodses to finish the week there in fighting Whe devil, The reverend gentleman thinks che can du-a great deal. of good if he can only“get the people to come and_ hear him. He is drawing very good audiences, But not arge-as-hée-ought-to: It-is-said.that all (good ends justify the means, and if that be #o the Transcripr would suggest that Evangelist Smith cause posters to be posted pver the town announcing a big Cornish restling match to take place at the largest phurch in that town, and we will guarantee at the house will be packed on that oceaon. He might take as the subject of his course, ‘ Wrestling Matehes,”and that ‘might take away the odium of the deceit If the Evangelist should come to Nevada = ___ City we would suggest that tlie ‘Becure twof “muzzled dogs for a street parade, and advertise that they would be at the Theater the evening the Evangelist would make his first appearance there, and he:-would be assured of a big crowd. New Mill Started Up. --The new-quorts mitt-at-the Spanish mine ._Miverything works smoothly. and satisfaetorily anid the ten stamps wiil be képt hammering away: night and day-onthe fine-quartzthat—is being taken from the mine. The mill is equipped with ‘all thé’ latest appliances, is convenientiy arranged and most substanCaptain Nihell superintended +980 Aways keep in the house a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for throat and tung troubles, nac, Your druggist has Ayer’s Alma~The Heaviest Rainiaii. The Transcrirr stated the other day, in from noon January 14th till noon January 15th, amounting to 4.96 inches, was the heaviest rainfall ever recorded here for the same length of time. Felix Gillet, the hurseryman, says the heaviest rainfall recorded by his rain gauge was in 1879, as follows: March 4th, 5.30 inches; March 5th, 5.14 inches; total for 48 hours, /10.44 i iches, wee ————---° SOE eT ARTE KARL'S CLOVEK ROOT, the great Blood Furfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation. S¢., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, No one ever tried Sinimons Liver Regulaee Sign Painting. C. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, this city and will attend to all orders, If you-_want a stylish sign, at-a low price, give him a call. : alg z Ht QO = Don’t Miss the Chance; The greatest inducement ever offered to the public is that of the Bee Hive Baking Powder. The Baking Powder is a fine article, equal to any in the market and the to every purchaser of the Bee Hive Baking owder, anda chance is also given in an ‘beauty. Goto J. J. Jackson’s Bee Hive . _ Grocery Store and get a can. tf Awarded = Highest Honors—World’s Fair; MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free fom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 4@ YEARS THE STANDARD, ‘usually seek game. By this social custom +NEVAD A CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS SPORTSMEN'S CLUB. Short History of the Grass Valley Organization. : ‘Field Sports,” a publication devoted to sports of the field, published in San Francisco, publishes the fellowing account of the Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club, Field Sports says: It contains good suggestions which might he profitably adopted by other clubs of the State, that we ‘publish it, ‘hoping that others may profit thereby: “ The Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club, Nevada county, was organized May 21, 1880, with a small membership, and the following pfficers_were chosen:-Dr,I.W., Hays, Jr., President; W, A. Finnie, Vice <President; E. C,. Roberts, Secretary; Henry Scadden, Jr., Treasurer; and“’Beard of Directors, M. Byrne, M. P. Stone, D. H. Williams. ; ; The club was re-organized September 20, 1882, with a membership limited to twenty tive. The first officers elected were E. C Roberts, President; Dr S. M. Harris, Vic: Presfdent; George — Fletcher, Secretary; Henry Scadden, Jr., Treasurer; and Board of Directors, Dr. 1. W. Hays; Jr, S. C. Hare, M. P. Stone, : The charter members were E: C, Roberts, Dr. I. W. Hays, Jr., M. P. Stone, Charles Barkér, le G. Beatty, George Fletcher, Wm. R. Bird, Richard Gauthier, Chas. H. Mitchell, 8. M. Harris, M. Byrne, Jr., Dr. Geo, Tvancovich, Henry Scadden, Jr., L, P. Dorsey, B. McGrath. . The club has been an active organization since that date, and owing to its pupu.arity, the membership has been increased to 30, [t has been influential in cultivating a respect and observance of ;the game laws ‘of the State, some of the best features of which are due to the efforts of the club in its representations to the Legislature, During the close ‘seasons of each year the club holds‘ monthly matches with metal pigeons, and gives a gold medal to the member making the best score for the se ison. Apleasing social feature of the club’s. outings is given by a camp stew-in the woods at the opening of the dove and quail seasgns. These meetings are very popular, and seldom, less than a hundred persons are in attendance, the company being made up of members of the club and their invited guests, the latter being mostly the farmers living in the region where the spertsmen the sportsmen and farmers are brought toruth in the adage, ‘‘ the early bird catches A LEGAL HOLIDAY. The Railroad Company and Its Lib. eral Rates to Sunset City. Governor Markham, through his Seofornia Midwinter Fair Exposition that Saturday, the 27th inst., “Dedication Day” of the Fair, will be a legal holiday. The railroad company has announced that the excursion tickets will be on sale for that date and their sale will continue throughout the six months of the exposition, The fare from this city has been fixed at $9.30, this includes. two tickets of admission to the Exposition Grounds. The tickets to the fair are worth fifty. cents each, hence the railroad company is charging Nevada Cityans but $8.30 for the trip. Arctic Temperature. , The Truckee Republican says: “Last Friday night was the coldest-for the Winter; As near as we cap learn the thermometer registered as follows Saturday morning at places given: Truckee, 26 degrees below zero; Prosser Creek, 38 below; Boca, 30 below ; Floriston,, 18 below ; Reno, 21 below ; Sierraville, 12 below ; Grass Valley, 14 above ; Nevada City, 16-above.”’ You don’t need to continue dosing with Simmons Liver Regulator. A dose a day. Worth Going For.County offices will be worth trying for at the next-election.The—hitherto twe-year term offices will be four-year ones, and the candidates will be prevented from going to unnecessary expense by the purity election law. Several aspirants for favors are. already laying their wires, There is much the worm.” . Patriarchs, Attention. All members of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, 1. @, O. F., ate requested to meet at their Hall on Monday evening, January 22nd, at 74 o'clock sharp. The newly elected officers will be installed, followed by a banquet at the National Exchange. By order B. F. Snewt, C. P. Gro, A. Gray, 8. td ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL. established betweén them, and the sports— men made welcome to enter the premises of farmers to hunt over a wide extent of country. : These meetings are always looked for-, ward to with much interest, as everybody ways an ample quantity of game served in a nost. appetizing. manner inthe camp stew;+ and liquid refreshments in sufficient quantity to warm the spirits to good fellowship and fun-loving exercise. z The club holds monthly meetings which are generally well attended, and the promise is that it will perpetuate its existence as one of the best clubs of the State. The present officers are Alf, Tregidgo, president; M, T. Hubbard, vice-president; George Fletcher, secretary; D. B. Marwick, treasurer; and board of directors, I, W. Hays, dr,, William Giffin and Chas. E. Uren. is assured of a good time, for there ig al-. “Groceries, Provisions, Etc. As soon as my new place is ready for occupancy I shall remove my. steck of goods to the building formerly ovcupied by W. H. Smith, adjoining the Transcript Building. To save removal of my present stock of crockery and glassware, ete. whichis . --— second to none in size or quality, I will from now on maké a big cut in prices, The stock of fancy groceries is unequalled in the State, as purchasers will see on ex amination, This is a chance rarely offered to the people of Nevada City and the surrounding conntry, and if they want to save money they ean not do better than send in their orders immediately, ~ J. J. Sacksox, retary, has notified theDirectors of the Calij Devotion to Principles. Old Mrs, Geewilikens reads in a New York paper a short account of a ballet. but as her eyesight. is poor makes a mistake. “Land sakes, Josiah, the good times have come, and women are votin in New York. This paper says the cast of the ballot was very fine, and a large number of girls.took part and were good at the fignres,'. The paper says some of ‘em, it issure, were grandmothers, though they was spry. That’s devotion to principles, Josiah, even grandmothers comin forward on the stage of duty and usin the ballot. I wish I was there,’’ Papa’s Heathen. Mamma—eorgie,’ where is the 5 cents I gave you to put in the contribution box for the heathen? Georgie—I'm saving it for Aunt Hetty when she comes, sé Why ?”? Georgie—’Cause I heard papa say, “Is that old heathen coming here again ?’’— Washington Star, Kwite Kweer. How are you going to spell. quail without a q, or question, or quiz, or quit, or quoth, or quote, ete, ?—Dayton Journal, ¥ Kwail, kwestion, kwiz, kwit, kwothe, kwote.—Toledo B ‘I consider the American young. man a splendid institution. He is easier in his manners than the. Englishman and more chivalric,’’ says Miss Annesley Knealy, the English judge of awards in hygiene at the fair, a ‘Rising generation!’ said a worn looking mother. ‘'l guess they would not ‘be called so if folks only ttew how hard it was to get. six children out of bed in the, morning.'’—Boston Commercial Bulletin. The origin of Sleepy Hollow is credited to Washington Irving. Lt was used by him to indicate, it ‘may be supposed, the backwardness and supineneas of the inhabitants of the district he depicts, The smallest races -are the Eskimos and certain dwarfs iti Africa; the largest, the Patagonians, E : A_Big Cut in Prices on All Kinds of . — gether, and the most—eordial relations are. Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Lates' United States Government F d Report. _ Royal Baking Powder Co, Bechive Groeery Store, Commercial St., Nevada ity, Osl, 106 Wall St., N. Y, The members are Wm. Cole, Alf, Tre. . gidge,_D,—T.—Donovan, George W. Starr, . George A. Hare, James P, Pollard, George Fletcher, Charles H. Mitchell, John A} ee Rapp, D. B. Marwick, Con, Seaman, C,_E. Hays, Jr., E. J. Rector, M. T, Hubbard, Ed, ©. Morgan, Geo, Mainhart, L. P. Goldstone, B. A. Van Slyle, H. 8, Spalding, W. P. Calkins, Wm. Barker and Al, Morgan, a Se Do nor put off taking a medicine. Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon break up the system, Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, to expel disease, give strength and appetite. Hoop's.PILLs cure constipation by restoring the peristaltic-actien of thie alimentary canal. Saietend ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street; M. J, Buckley, Graas Valley, W. J. Rogers, —P. Dora, San francisco, Jas. Beckwith, G, Black, Sacramento, J. Hanley, = : T. Bessler, Marysville, W. T. Sharp, San Francisco, W. A. Jacobs, Oakland, B. Liehtig, San Francisco, Jas. McBride, « M. Buck, Grass Valley, A. B. Sanders, Sacramento, A. RK. Lando, Marysville, L. 0. Williams, ve Al. McLaughlin, Wheatland, J. C. Bolan, + ; Rk, W. James, Colfax. ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. ‘Antone Dickson, Sierra City, R._ Williams, 4 A. Layberg, dd L. Armer, Dutch Flat, Jeff. Worl, “ J. W. Boardman, San Francisco, M. O. Burley, ve 8. G. Blakes, “ G. Deame, se A. R. Dunbar, ROS KE, Commins, hd C, Godfrey, Columbia Hill, WVohu McBean, Washington, J. B. Young, a" J. H. Batcher, Sacramento, H. Kent, e" L. F. Taylor, # H: W. Cottrill, be E. Williams, Phoenix, Arizona, L. Brindejohn, Bloomfield. “Tue great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Lives Regulator. Cures sick headache, Tus use of Hall's Hair Renewer promotes Uren, Win. Giffin. E. H. Brown, Dr. I. W: ] {. VOCAL AND INSTRU“Nerves Shattered Generally broken down; at times I would fall over with a touch of the vertigo;. was Mot able to goany distance from the house. Iwas a miserable man. The day I commeticed on my second bottle of Hood's Sar Saparilia, I began to feel better and I now Hood’s Cure feel like a new man.I_-am-workiig-again and do not have any of my_ bad spells. have a ject cure.” CHARLES . UER, . West Market Street, York, Pa. ' Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion cure headache. 25c. +1 Musical’ Department 6 —OF —— Vinton Drag and Stationery Stor EVERYTHING. AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACCORDEONS itt Have Not What You Want, = / Will Quickly Get it for You SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. —— ~-UNION MARKET, Commercial st., Nevada City. COLLEY BROS., -Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. lian merece : WE. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE] stock ofthe Pepular Public Taste Hams, Racon and Lard. 2. J: R. Davis, Teacher of MENTAL * ——Also—CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR, Visita Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pupils at theirown home. For particulars as to.terms of tuition, ete,, ap: 49 e Professor, by letter or personally,_at. ishome in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City.them as being equal if not most celebrated Factories vana Cuba. By giving these Cigars a Merit. ( After the mest persistent exertion I have succeeded in ) securing the finest TObH acco raised in the / Island of Cuba. — \ . The “WW7Toodpecker” Cigars are made of this Tobacco and I unhesitetingly recommend kers will be convinced of their Truce ~ Win Giffin. superior to those of the of the City of ETa/ fair trial the Smo~_MILLER ee, LEADER IN go” ee a \ NEGRWEAR_. In Uluminated Silks Persian Watered Fluff Embroidered Centers Crepes / Notan eld-style.one im-the Store.! natural color and boauty, frees the sealp ot All received within the last fortnight . It 't come, send, We'll guarantee to give satistaction ahs eieketl: emacs OPN ae Miller’s: Window ‘ KEYSTONE MARKET, Commercial Street, fear Mein, GRISSEL BROS.,_ Prop’s. BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, FRESH LARD, SALT MEATS. The Lowest Living Prices ! The Very Best of Meats! _Meata delivered to any part of the city free of charge. a Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. A. TAM “EAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND fine i of Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horses, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in any style. The best of meals served at all hours. Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. New York Bakery Commercial 8t., adjoining Transcript Block. od G. WM. DURST, BREAD, PIES, CAKES, WEDDING .CAKES AND PASTRY Made to order on short notice and on most reasonable terms. ; ty attended’ . fee sngthing im-my line prompt aie attention to business Repairing of Fine Watches andjJewelry ". LOST MANHOOD, . HEADACHE, ——— . PIMPLES, MUSIC} Lose aN ope te merit = Ii JPalseeane. : _ BUY YOUR. . ae . Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ‘SILVERWARE, OPTICAL Coops, 4&C., © From the Old and Reliable Firm of Luetio & Brand. All GoodsSold at Jewelry Bottom _» tlade Order ! By Skillful and Be perienced Workmen. F icures, and Warranted = Strictly First-Cass.! 4p ae Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders from the sountry promptly attended to. Broad Street, above Pine, ¥F. ©. LUNTJE, Nevada City. “Cc. J. BRAND. ee MANHOOD RESTORED —BY— ; = C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E! xio— Before Using Cupidene. After Using Cupidene. This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, _—-§U CHAS : Fi PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, ‘SEMINAL WEAKNESS,DESPONDENCY AND,CONSTIPATION, DEBILITY, IMPOTENOY, Oo CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. 0 = AMF The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. _. pelea: Se = = a == The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90. per cent, are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENK is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six boxes, j : One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. Address all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE CU., P. ©. Box 2076; San Francisco, For sale in Nevada City by CARR BROS. Patent Double Acting Cornish : Plunger. Weight _ of —Machinery:Reduced —One-Hall, Pumps Twice as Much Water as the Old Plunger, An Entire New System o ; Pumping. Weight of machinery reduced one-half, besides doing away with heavy balance bobs often carrying’from 25 to 50 tons of balance. Works with 25 per cent less power, First outlay about one-third less. Suitable to any underly or downright shaft. Friction reduced to @ minimum. Occupies less space in the shaft. Has been tested about a year and proved to work satifactorily in every respect. : : Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Special attention is called to this new feature.in the drainage of mines and raising water generally, by which a continuous discharge’ of water: 1s produced on the up-stroke and down-stroke instead of on the down-stroke only, which is effected by very much less than ono-half the weight of machinery now in use, : When the ordinary pump is too small for the work it can be replaced by this one, using the same rod and column and doubling the discharge of water, a most important advan¢'ge in small shafts where there is not room for a larger pump. APPLY TO WM. NANCE, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cala. EMPIRE STABLE, . Nevada County Narrow Gauge BB. Broad Bt., Nevada Oitv, opp. National Exchange Hotel. JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. ‘Lhe Empire Livery Stable “a has the largest lot of TINIE TABLE NO, 49, Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and after Monday, Nov. 20th, 1696, as follows. LEAVING FOR COLFAX, HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found inthis part of the State. Tepme wie alegent Pussies, a smee wae Macks to let at short notice and on r terms. 10.00 A [1 eiiz;, eeuneeting wit The horses are free from Vice, of ¢ style, . {9G at San Francisco at 7:15 P. M.'and over and capable of going as fast as any ee Ftd land for the Kast. except Sundays; saves 10 Satya 5.25 P r connecting with Overland Train from the Kast and eat. Fare on'this train to Grass Valley, 25 cents, No baggage checked. : LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY Daily, Sun[10.00 PTL Geir scot Ge train 25 cents. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9-00 ATT bretand telnet +} Kast anit overland train leaving -Sanclaco at 6 P, M. ‘ oS : Dally, connectin with 4-55 : id rn overland train Saving San Francisco at 7:004, M. Daily, except Sundays 9.45 P ‘a conaeeuns P with loeal leaving Sacramento at 4:30 F. M., bringin Stockton, Ban Jose an points south and West. 5.00 A [1 connecting with Daily, DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Offiee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, —_____-WEYADA CITY, CAL ____ Fine Plate Work a Specialty All Kinds of Fillings. : Extracting Skilifully Done. bi passengers from NATIONAL MARKET, Broad &t., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. with from 4 ARRIVING FROM GRASS VALLEY. 5.19 Pp ia . Daily, except Sundays. : GEORGE FLETCHER, W. E. F. DEAL, ATTORNEY t=! AT :=1 LAW, —— : oD When vou pass his store on Bread etree > s Rooms 81, 52 and 69 Nevada Bicek, Gen’) Pass. & Ticket Agent. EDW'D H. BROWN, Superintendent. C.J.NAFFZIGER, -+ Prop’r. Beet, Perk, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, ete. Bacon and lard 5 raed retail. . W. W. WAGGONER, ineer and Surveyor. And oll pists ot Meats . \ i pe SURVEYOR ne DEPy Lin a Arpt Dire COUNTY 8U ‘ Be hd s 'overts Week, Nevada Bi. % yo dali véred wee of SLEEPLESSNESS,

vi Za speaking—ofthe—storm,—that—the—rainfall+ 4 tor without being sitistied with its effect, -Oriiamental painter and decorator, is now in ". atight-Day Onyx. Clock. The clock is a! 2 played upon the Grass Valley--sinners for ~~ the benefit of their souls. ___W38. started up. yesterday. . tally built, 4 _the construction of the new mill, . 7 ‘3 price is as cheap as any. A prize is given tHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1894, LOCALS IN. BRIEF, . Summarized Mention of Minor Home 4 Happenings. There was a heavy frost in this city last . night. Owing.toa delay on the Central Pacific, ‘the Narrow Gauge passenger train was a half-hour lite last evening. » In some places between Moore's Flat and § Eureka the snow is between four and five . feet deep, mostly soft snow. . Under Sheriff Neagle went to Forest : Springs yesterday to summon witnesses to etestify in thé case of Charles Dodge, whose} -trial for murder comes up at Woodland fsoon. T)odge was raised at Forest Springs, ‘and the witness's. will testify as to his haracter. He killed. a telegraph operator p-Yolo-county some time ago. : The electric light switch box at the depot aught on fire Monday evening, caused from sparks from the wire, which had~beFeome bare. The current was thrown off Vand the fire extinguished, “after which the ifficulty was remedied. __-boring ¢ This famous evangelist has been laboring t Grass Valley for several days and prodses to finish the week there in fighting Whe devil, The reverend gentleman thinks che can du-a great deal. of good if he can only“get the people to come and_ hear him. He is drawing very good audiences, But not arge-as-hée-ought-to: It-is-said.that all (good ends justify the means, and if that be #o the Transcripr would suggest that Evangelist Smith cause posters to be posted pver the town announcing a big Cornish restling match to take place at the largest phurch in that town, and we will guarantee at the house will be packed on that oceaon. He might take as the subject of his course, ‘ Wrestling Matehes,”and that ‘might take away the odium of the deceit If the Evangelist should come to Nevada = ___ City we would suggest that tlie ‘Becure twof “muzzled dogs for a street parade, and advertise that they would be at the Theater the evening the Evangelist would make his first appearance there, and he:-would be assured of a big crowd. New Mill Started Up. --The new-quorts mitt-at-the Spanish mine ._Miverything works smoothly. and satisfaetorily anid the ten stamps wiil be képt hammering away: night and day-onthe fine-quartzthat—is being taken from the mine. The mill is equipped with ‘all thé’ latest appliances, is convenientiy arranged and most substanCaptain Nihell superintended +980 Aways keep in the house a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for throat and tung troubles, nac, Your druggist has Ayer’s Alma~The Heaviest Rainiaii. The Transcrirr stated the other day, in from noon January 14th till noon January 15th, amounting to 4.96 inches, was the heaviest rainfall ever recorded here for the same length of time. Felix Gillet, the hurseryman, says the heaviest rainfall recorded by his rain gauge was in 1879, as follows: March 4th, 5.30 inches; March 5th, 5.14 inches; total for 48 hours, /10.44 i iches, wee ————---° SOE eT ARTE KARL'S CLOVEK ROOT, the great Blood Furfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation. S¢., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, No one ever tried Sinimons Liver Regulaee Sign Painting. C. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, this city and will attend to all orders, If you-_want a stylish sign, at-a low price, give him a call. : alg z Ht QO = Don’t Miss the Chance; The greatest inducement ever offered to the public is that of the Bee Hive Baking Powder. The Baking Powder is a fine article, equal to any in the market and the to every purchaser of the Bee Hive Baking owder, anda chance is also given in an ‘beauty. Goto J. J. Jackson’s Bee Hive . _ Grocery Store and get a can. tf Awarded = Highest Honors—World’s Fair; MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free fom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 4@ YEARS THE STANDARD, ‘usually seek game. By this social custom +NEVAD A CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS SPORTSMEN'S CLUB. Short History of the Grass Valley Organization. : ‘Field Sports,” a publication devoted to sports of the field, published in San Francisco, publishes the fellowing account of the Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club, Field Sports says: It contains good suggestions which might he profitably adopted by other clubs of the State, that we ‘publish it, ‘hoping that others may profit thereby: “ The Grass Valley Sportsmen’s Club, Nevada county, was organized May 21, 1880, with a small membership, and the following pfficers_were chosen:-Dr,I.W., Hays, Jr., President; W, A. Finnie, Vice <President; E. C,. Roberts, Secretary; Henry Scadden, Jr., Treasurer; and“’Beard of Directors, M. Byrne, M. P. Stone, D. H. Williams. ; ; The club was re-organized September 20, 1882, with a membership limited to twenty tive. The first officers elected were E. C Roberts, President; Dr S. M. Harris, Vic: Presfdent; George — Fletcher, Secretary; Henry Scadden, Jr., Treasurer; and Board of Directors, Dr. 1. W. Hays; Jr, S. C. Hare, M. P. Stone, : The charter members were E: C, Roberts, Dr. I. W. Hays, Jr., M. P. Stone, Charles Barkér, le G. Beatty, George Fletcher, Wm. R. Bird, Richard Gauthier, Chas. H. Mitchell, 8. M. Harris, M. Byrne, Jr., Dr. Geo, Tvancovich, Henry Scadden, Jr., L, P. Dorsey, B. McGrath. . The club has been an active organization since that date, and owing to its pupu.arity, the membership has been increased to 30, [t has been influential in cultivating a respect and observance of ;the game laws ‘of the State, some of the best features of which are due to the efforts of the club in its representations to the Legislature, During the close ‘seasons of each year the club holds‘ monthly matches with metal pigeons, and gives a gold medal to the member making the best score for the se ison. Apleasing social feature of the club’s. outings is given by a camp stew-in the woods at the opening of the dove and quail seasgns. These meetings are very popular, and seldom, less than a hundred persons are in attendance, the company being made up of members of the club and their invited guests, the latter being mostly the farmers living in the region where the spertsmen the sportsmen and farmers are brought toruth in the adage, ‘‘ the early bird catches A LEGAL HOLIDAY. The Railroad Company and Its Lib. eral Rates to Sunset City. Governor Markham, through his Seofornia Midwinter Fair Exposition that Saturday, the 27th inst., “Dedication Day” of the Fair, will be a legal holiday. The railroad company has announced that the excursion tickets will be on sale for that date and their sale will continue throughout the six months of the exposition, The fare from this city has been fixed at $9.30, this includes. two tickets of admission to the Exposition Grounds. The tickets to the fair are worth fifty. cents each, hence the railroad company is charging Nevada Cityans but $8.30 for the trip. Arctic Temperature. , The Truckee Republican says: “Last Friday night was the coldest-for the Winter; As near as we cap learn the thermometer registered as follows Saturday morning at places given: Truckee, 26 degrees below zero; Prosser Creek, 38 below; Boca, 30 below ; Floriston,, 18 below ; Reno, 21 below ; Sierraville, 12 below ; Grass Valley, 14 above ; Nevada City, 16-above.”’ You don’t need to continue dosing with Simmons Liver Regulator. A dose a day. Worth Going For.County offices will be worth trying for at the next-election.The—hitherto twe-year term offices will be four-year ones, and the candidates will be prevented from going to unnecessary expense by the purity election law. Several aspirants for favors are. already laying their wires, There is much the worm.” . Patriarchs, Attention. All members of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, 1. @, O. F., ate requested to meet at their Hall on Monday evening, January 22nd, at 74 o'clock sharp. The newly elected officers will be installed, followed by a banquet at the National Exchange. By order B. F. Snewt, C. P. Gro, A. Gray, 8. td ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL. established betweén them, and the sports— men made welcome to enter the premises of farmers to hunt over a wide extent of country. : These meetings are always looked for-, ward to with much interest, as everybody ways an ample quantity of game served in a nost. appetizing. manner inthe camp stew;+ and liquid refreshments in sufficient quantity to warm the spirits to good fellowship and fun-loving exercise. z The club holds monthly meetings which are generally well attended, and the promise is that it will perpetuate its existence as one of the best clubs of the State. The present officers are Alf, Tregidgo, president; M, T. Hubbard, vice-president; George Fletcher, secretary; D. B. Marwick, treasurer; and board of directors, I, W. Hays, dr,, William Giffin and Chas. E. Uren. is assured of a good time, for there ig al-. “Groceries, Provisions, Etc. As soon as my new place is ready for occupancy I shall remove my. steck of goods to the building formerly ovcupied by W. H. Smith, adjoining the Transcript Building. To save removal of my present stock of crockery and glassware, ete.. whichis . --— second to none in size or quality, I will from now on maké a big cut in prices, The stock of fancy groceries is unequalled in the State, as purchasers will see on ex amination, This is a chance rarely offered to the people of Nevada City and the surrounding conntry, and if they want to save money they ean not do better than send in their orders immediately, ~ J. J. Sacksox, retary, has notified theDirectors of the Calij Devotion to Principles. Old Mrs, Geewilikens reads in a New York paper a short account of a ballet. but as her eyesight. is poor makes a mistake. “Land sakes, Josiah, the good times have come, and women are votin in New York. This paper says the cast of the ballot was very fine, and a large number of girls.took part and were good at the fignres,'. The paper says some of ‘em, it issure, were grandmothers, though they was spry. That’s devotion to principles, Josiah, even grandmothers comin forward on the stage of duty and usin the ballot. I wish I was there,’’ Papa’s Heathen. Mamma—eorgie,’ where is the 5 cents I gave you to put in the contribution box for the heathen? Georgie—I'm saving it for Aunt Hetty when she comes, sé Why ?”? Georgie—’Cause I heard papa say, “Is that old heathen coming here again ?’’— Washington Star, Kwite Kweer. How are you going to spell. quail without a q, or question, or quiz, or quit, or quoth, or quote, ete, ?—Dayton Journal, ¥ Kwail, kwestion, kwiz, kwit, kwothe, kwote.—Toledo B ‘I consider the American young. man a splendid institution. He is easier in his manners than the. Englishman and more chivalric,’’ says Miss Annesley Knealy, the English judge of awards in hygiene at the fair, a ‘Rising generation!’ said a worn looking mother. ‘'l guess they would not ‘be called so if folks only ttew how hard it was to get. six children out of bed in the, morning.'’—Boston Commercial Bulletin. The origin of Sleepy Hollow is credited to Washington Irving. Lt was used by him to indicate, it ‘may be supposed, the backwardness and supineneas of the inhabitants of the district he depicts, The smallest races -are the Eskimos and certain dwarfs iti Africa; the largest, the Patagonians, E : A_Big Cut in Prices on All Kinds of . — gether, and the most—eordial relations are. Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Lates' United States Government F d Report. _ Royal Baking Powder Co, Bechive Groeery Store, Commercial St., Nevada ity, Osl, 106 Wall St., N. Y, The members are Wm. Cole, Alf, Tre. . gidge,_D,—T.—Donovan, George W. Starr, . George A. Hare, James P, Pollard, George Fletcher, Charles H. Mitchell, John A} ee Rapp, D. B. Marwick, Con, Seaman, C,_E. Hays, Jr., E. J. Rector, M. T, Hubbard, Ed, ©. Morgan, Geo, Mainhart, L. P. Goldstone, B. A. Van Slyle, H. 8, Spalding, W. P. Calkins, Wm. Barker and Al, Morgan, a Se Do nor put off taking a medicine. Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon break up the system, Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, to expel disease, give strength and appetite. Hoop's.PILLs cure constipation by restoring the peristaltic-actien of thie alimentary canal.

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Cures sick headache, Tus use of Hall's Hair Renewer promotes Uren, Win. Giffin. E. H. Brown, Dr. I. W: ] {. VOCAL AND INSTRU“Nerves Shattered Generally broken down; at times I would fall over with a touch of the vertigo;. was Mot able to goany distance from the house. Iwas a miserable man. The day I commeticed on my second bottle of Hood's Sar Saparilia, I began to feel better and I now Hood’s Cure feel like a new man.I_-am-workiig-again and do not have any of my_ bad spells. have a ject cure.” CHARLES . UER, . West Market Street, York, Pa. ' Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion cure headache. 25c. +1 Musical’ Department 6 —OF —— Vinton Drag and Stationery Stor EVERYTHING. AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACCORDEONS itt Have Not What You Want, = / Will Quickly Get it for You SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. —— ~-UNION MARKET, Commercial st., Nevada City. COLLEY BROS., -Prop’s. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. lian merece : WE. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE] stock ofthe Pepular Public Taste Hams, Racon and Lard. 2. J: R. Davis, Teacher of MENTAL * ——Also—CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR, Visita Nevada City, Grass Valley and other portions of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pupils at theirown home. For particulars as to.terms of tuition, ete,, ap: 49 e Professor, by letter or personally,_at. ishome in North San Juan, or at the Union Hotel, Nevada City.them as being equal if not most celebrated Factories vana Cuba. By giving these Cigars a Merit. ( After the mest persistent exertion I have succeeded in ) securing the finest TObH acco raised in the / Island of Cuba. — \ . The “WW7Toodpecker” Cigars are made of this Tobacco and I unhesitetingly recommend kers will be convinced of their Truce ~ Win Giffin. superior to those of the of the City of ETa/ fair trial the Smo~_MILLER ee, LEADER IN go” ee a \ NEGRWEAR_. In Uluminated Silks Persian Watered Fluff Embroidered Centers Crepes / Notan eld-style.one im-the Store.! natural color and boauty, frees the sealp ot All received within the last fortnight . It 't come, send, We'll guarantee to give satistaction ahs eieketl: emacs OPN ae Miller’s: Window ‘ KEYSTONE MARKET, Commercial Street, fear Mein, GRISSEL BROS.,_ Prop’s. BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, FRESH LARD, SALT MEATS. The Lowest Living Prices ! The Very Best of Meats! _Meata delivered to any part of the city free of charge. a Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. A. TAM “EAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND fine i of Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horses, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in any style. The best of meals served at all hours. Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. New York Bakery Commercial 8t., adjoining Transcript Block. od G. WM. DURST, BREAD, PIES, CAKES, WEDDING .CAKES AND PASTRY Made to order on short notice and on most reasonable terms. ; ty attended’ . fee sngthing im-my line prompt aie attention to business Repairing of Fine Watches andjJewelry ". LOST MANHOOD, . HEADACHE, ——— . PIMPLES, MUSIC} Lose aN ope te merit = Ii JPalseeane. : _ BUY YOUR. . ae . Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ‘SILVERWARE, OPTICAL Coops, 4&C., © From the Old and Reliable Firm of Luetio & Brand. All GoodsSold at Jewelry Bottom _» tlade Order ! By Skillful and Be perienced Workmen. F icures, and Warranted = Strictly First-Cass.! 4p ae Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders from the sountry promptly attended to. Broad Street, above Pine, ¥F. ©. LUNTJE, Nevada City. “Cc. J. BRAND. ee MANHOOD RESTORED —BY— ; = C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E! xio— Before Using Cupidene. After Using Cupidene. This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs, _—-§U CHAS : Fi PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, ‘SEMINAL WEAKNESS,DESPONDENCY AND,CONSTIPATION, DEBILITY, IMPOTENOY, Oo CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. 0 = AMF The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the SEXUAL apparatus is dependent. _. pelea: Se = = a == The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because over 90. per cent, are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENK is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six boxes, j : One Dollar a box, six boxes for $5. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. Address all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE CU., P. ©. Box 2076; San Francisco, For sale in Nevada City by CARR BROS. Patent Double Acting Cornish : Plunger. Weight _ of —Machinery:Reduced —One-Hall, Pumps Twice as Much Water as the Old Plunger, An Entire New System o ; Pumping. Weight of machinery reduced one-half, besides doing away with heavy balance bobs often carrying’from 25 to 50 tons of balance. Works with 25 per cent less power, First outlay about one-third less. Suitable to any underly or downright shaft. Friction reduced to @ minimum. Occupies less space in the shaft. Has been tested about a year and proved to work satifactorily in every respect. : : Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Special attention is called to this new feature.in the drainage of mines and raising water generally, by which a continuous discharge’ of water: 1s produced on the up-stroke and down-stroke instead of on the down-stroke only, which is effected by very much less than ono-half the weight of machinery now in use, : When the ordinary pump is too small for the work it can be replaced by this one, using the same rod and column and doubling the discharge of water, a most important advan¢'ge in small shafts where there is not room for a larger pump. APPLY TO WM. NANCE, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cala. EMPIRE STABLE, . Nevada County Narrow Gauge BB. Broad Bt., Nevada Oitv, opp. National Exchange Hotel. JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. ‘Lhe Empire Livery Stable “a has the largest lot of TINIE TABLE NO, 49, Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on and after Monday, Nov. 20th, 1696, as follows. LEAVING FOR COLFAX, HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found inthis part of the State. Tepme wie alegent Pussies, a smee wae Macks to let at short notice and on r terms. 10.00 A [1 eiiz;, eeuneeting wit The horses are free from Vice, of ¢ style, . {9G at San Francisco at 7:15 P. M.'and over and capable of going as fast as any ee Ftd land for the Kast. except Sundays; saves 10 Satya 5.25 P r connecting with Overland Train from the Kast and eat. Fare on'this train to Grass Valley, 25 cents, No baggage checked. : LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY Daily, Sun[10.00 PTL Geir scot Ge train 25 cents. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9-00 ATT bretand telnet +} Kast anit overland train leaving -Sanclaco at 6 P, M. ‘ oS : Dally, connectin with 4-55 : id rn overland train Saving San Francisco at 7:004, M. Daily, except Sundays 9.45 P ‘a conaeeuns P with loeal leaving Sacramento at 4:30 F. M., bringin Stockton, Ban Jose an points south and West. 5.00 A [1 connecting with Daily, DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Offiee in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, —_____-WEYADA CITY, CAL ____ Fine Plate Work a Specialty All Kinds of Fillings. : Extracting Skilifully Done. bi passengers from NATIONAL MARKET, Broad &t., Opp. Citisens’ Bank. with from 4 ARRIVING FROM GRASS VALLEY. 5.19 Pp ia . Daily, except Sundays. : GEORGE FLETCHER, W. E. F. DEAL, ATTORNEY t=! AT :=1 LAW, —— : oD When vou pass his store on Bread etree > s Rooms 81, 52 and 69 Nevada Bicek, Gen’) Pass. & Ticket Agent. EDW'D H. BROWN, Superintendent.. C.J.NAFFZIGER, -+ Prop’r. Beet, Perk, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, ete. Bacon and lard 5 raed retail. . W. W. WAGGONER, ineer and Surveyor. And oll pists ot Meats . \ i pe SURVEYOR ne DEPy Lin a Arpt Dire COUNTY 8U ‘ Be hd s 'overts Week, Nevada Bi. % yo dali véred wee of SLEEPLESSNESS,