January 27, 1894 (4 pages)

ae NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY BVENING, JANUARY 27, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published’ Every Evening, except Sunday. © BROWN & CALKINS, « Proprietors. . SERVED BY CARRIERS at s 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE :. _ SIX DOLLARS PER’ YEAR. YOU BET CORRESPONDENCE. A —_— Injured—Lots of Idle men. The sachet You Bet is fall of idle men, both married and-single, who can be seén on the street from earlymorning till late at night pitching!quoits. As it gets dark they pus wandles on the pegs and-play just the same .as though it were daylight. When the weather does not permit of this.kind of sport, they go bear and coon hunting, but as _ yet: two coons have been brought into camp, Miss Anna Selfridge, the young lady who hada tumor removed from her right--g-by . -> Doctors Hunt and Muller, of Nevada City three: months ago, is still bed-ridden at her parents’ home in You Bet; but very little hope is thought of her recovery. Last Wednesday afternoon Manuel Torrows, an old Mexican,. while working in his mine with another old Mexican, was caved —on.__His ‘couutryman got him into the ¢abin and came to You Bet for assistance. *When the news reached town, Jake Dutch took Snell’s spring wagon, accompanied by sev— ‘eral young-men and went to the cabin, and’ brought the injured man to town. It was found necessary to take hii to the hospital ‘at Nevada City, where medical aid cou!d be \procured. His injuries are painful but not thought to be serious. The mine in which ‘the Mexicans were working at the time of the accident is owned by the injured man, cand located one and one-fourth miles south -of You Bet. The mine was formerly owned by Alex. Stoley, an,old resident of this iplace. Mr. Austinand family of . Fool’s. Hill . moved to Datch Flat Saturday. Mr, Aus‘tin has rented R. Richardson’s ranch at the fatter place. Miss Ruth Aplin; who has been Visiting friends.at Dutch Flat, returned to her home in Little York Saturday. G,-W. Hill, a very prominent sawyer and politician of Little York, accompanied by William Hill of the same place, gave the “Joe Heuse’’-at You Bet an extended visit. [email protected]. Hilt’s ability as a liquor tester is sur‘passed by none in the county, consequently ~ with this recommténdation the ‘‘Tasty Proprietor of the ‘Ice House” called upon G. W. to test the new barrel of ‘‘rain water” that was rolled in Christmas Eve. George (Washington, as this remarkable man is sometimes called, was fairly taken up with the liquid, when he gave it a test; 80 much so that. he rented a front room in ‘the ‘adjoining building and had the graceful proprietor: dish the fluid out to him’ in a sprink~ pot. . Tatiner ‘intends to move to Dutch — "Whee he will: ‘gd into the fruit business, Kitts & Co. are puttitg ina ditch on the “north side of Steep Hollow, above the crosssing’ ‘of the: Dutch Flat road: This is to bring water to run’ their cahyon knewn as Wilook’s Ravine.—Sentinel. -e ._lF rou have made up your mind to buy ‘Hood’s Sarsaparitia, do not be persuaded to stake any other. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsa‘Parilla, ‘which possesses peculiar curative ¥ ae : Hoon’s Pits cure liver ills, biliousness, wundice} indigestion, sick headactie. 25 Cents, * Boy’s Black, Gece or Ronin: Wool Hate at 'B. H." Miller's. +e Officers Elected. The following officers of Sylvania Lodge, I: 0: G2 T.; New Foundation. Substantial stone -walls: are. being »built place of the! piles: that’ have ‘always served as, a foundation fer the’ building. walls will rest.on the solid ground, belew underneath the Union Hotel, to take the’) The . . NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS . ARRIVALS «AT! THE: ¢ Union Hotel, Meld Stédeti, the tailings in the creek, and will give a safe and lasting suppert to the big structu above. J. S. Holbrook and John Clark the building is to be ‘filled in and sowed. to! clover. Much of the’rock to. be used in the walls is being quarréed out from a largéf. bowlder back of the hetel. rd Going to Oris Valley. this evening under the auspices of H of that place. ‘‘The Spy of Atlanta” ber of the soldier boys, in full uniform, wilh}! go down in Baker’s biitses. will certainly cure chronic catarrali. set. $100 Reward, $100. The readers ofthis paper will be pleased to learn that there is.at least one. dreaded all ite‘stages, and that is Catarrh. Hiall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cnre known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional distase;-fequires a constitu tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is. ‘taken internally; —acting—direet!y—on the . blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its. curative powers, that they effer One Huudred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure, Send for list of tetimonials, Address, F.J. CHENEY & CO., Sold by Druggist, 75c. Toledo, O. oo ~ BORN. At Grass Valley, January 25, 1894, to -doing the work. The court in the center of i : is the play to be produced. Quite @ nuih~}> : THE persevering use-of Ayer’s Sufgapavitie; -. . diseage that science has béeii able to cure in}: disease, and giving the patient strength by Thomas oT. and wife, a son. Candy is. Some words are whole di “asbirt on a bean-pole, OREO persuasive, dat vonignsin-ene-Segpe 26 = Cyady han share is in aL, McCarty, iad. Cadwallader, Duteh Fiat, Patterson,omas, ~sHuckins, San Juan, . x "Wi Williams, as #1 J erald, “ F. ham, Auburn, ¥°McLaughlin, Downieville, EB. Stevens, Scott’s Fhit, par . . The members of 1 Nevada Light. Gute! {have been invited to attend the d@ramatie} entertainment to be; given at Grant Vatloy . #2 S. T. ee, 6 Chice, 7 Hoskin, San Francisco, -He “ W. J. "Rogies, Grass Valley, Miss A. Frates, Sierra City, M. A. Oscar, Jcan'spons Ray Ph n Spaulding, A. J, Dunmouth, Marysvi e, « Retee ‘Gedirey. Columbia Hill, Be Mout, Bloomfield. Serr a ~ Highest Award Medal and three diplomas have been given to the New York Condentéd Milk Company for thé superiority of its Gail Borden Brand Condensed Milk, Borden's Extract) of Coffee and Unsweetened Condensed Milk, exhibited at the World’s Columbia Exposition, — 2 No toilet is complete without a bottle of . _. Ayer’s Hair Vigor—the best hair-dressing. Ask your druggist for Ayer’s Almanac, ee VERY ‘LITTLE MONEY * Will bay * Pound of my Prenoh Mixed Oandy. That is a small investment, but you will realize from it & bigger investments bring you. It is not easy ee tel “deat ‘more ‘ou hey tes léastre than tful this tie mn @ F. Fin FOLABY, Loading‘Candy Maker, oppovite L. Hyman & _ Co.'s store on Commercial st., Nevada City “ Get on-to the Jasper !” That's what : the city gamine how] at the delegate frém the tnterfor when they detect him meandering down the sunny side of Sperkis or Kilkarney streets. Now you don’t live in a jay town, but if your clothes fit you like * people will be warriistéd‘ ih ‘thiniing you do. Ot MORREWOW, Nevada County’s most fashionable and moderate priced tailor. When you wear his garments fot urd “gtylishly, Guiably . end com fortably dressed. PRICES 35 PER CENT. LOW MEN PAY £OR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMA AN BOME IP. ‘Pine Street, Near Broad Thursday ‘night: ‘5. J. Blundell, ©. T.; Hénry Bonney, V.'T.; Thos. Tierney, Rec. Sec.; Wm. Rose, Fin. Sec.; Herbert Craig, Treas.; Al Thomas, Marshal, Annie Hillman, Guard; E: W. Donnelly, Jr., Sentinel; 8. J. Alderman, Organist; Mrs. 8.°J. Blandell, S. J. W.; E. W. Donnelly, G. R. Carsom, Mrs. 8; J. Alderman, Trustees; The installation will. take place in two weeks time when a banquet and literary programme will be hi 78 Goats. Men's Riecale Shirts, with two Collars ad a pair‘of Cuffs, at Miller's. Methodist Church. ., i\9 Berviees in the phevs ehurch tomorrow, asusual. Rev. J. T, Murrish will preach. Subjects— Morning: ‘* Personal Responsibility.” Night; at.6 0’cl “Gal's Call. to. Israel.” “ge Bolacopal Services.” Ziel servation ald ob thins g Castle, Sunday mornjng, at 11 o’slock’ ~Rev. W, M, Regly ill gemma — Rlents Grereonte st Miller's. a S. Ps) ae of Grass Valley, were elected } kr. m. Sunday _ Betoot dt the close of ‘the ‘morning service, A Card to: the. Publie sarees [ae 7 ma that our until we Remember ladies that our Sale is not a § Sale for One Day Only, or to throw out an: when you have to ble price the same article. eur establishment the whole” bye your . « oi all alah We herewith inform 'the people of Nevada County reat CLEAKING SALE will continue oe a certain amount of money raised. ou can bu Fe OARDAING eo EAR ROU “6g para Commands Set det eC Mat Matt Hetede Cg Ol _. The Redstone quartz mine ‘et Blue Ganon ‘. that hao-interfered. with its workings, ". seit Dr: Kitgs Néw Discovery tor Conéunrp-. . . tion, Coughs and Volde, upon thie condition. } le . may return the bottle anid have your money _ A FINE OUTLOOK. The Mining Interest. iu‘ Placer: td0k" Ing Fine. The following items, showing the condition of the mining industry in Upper Placer, ate clipped from the Colfax Sentinel : ‘ The mine on Brushy Canon, near Forest Hill is paying very well. The Gold Ring mine at ‘Green Valley promises very well, . It is exspected the mill will be all ready for work in about'a week, The Golden Eagle at Shady Run is also’pushing ahead. -At present a new tunnel is being run to tap the gravel so that it may be worked to better advantage. -Tho boy stood on the burning deck, When all but he had fled ; And sinking ‘neath the. awful wreck, ‘Was numbered. with the dead ; When Conlan stood. mid dloads of smoke and flame, He bravely battled: with the: wreck: ; And is now on deck again WITH A New Outfit, New Furniture, New Bedding, _ New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstclass styl He is now prepared to supply all his: old customers, and as many new ones as wish to give hima call, with first-class board and lodging, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, corner.of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal, has resumed worl: and it is now being worked in a systematic way. The Mayflower mine is' working a full ‘force of. men and is paying es well.as ever: ‘The Dardanelles mine prospects: well, but some trouble with the machinery has been had-of late The Big. Dipper, Mine at Iowa Hill is rapidly developing into one of the beat drift mines: in ‘the ‘county.’ ' The gravel: ie rich and the machinery works spléndidly, About forty mei ure employed “at “present; Con=} sideration develupmeyt.is promised in the Black Canon section and near Sailor Canon and Bald: Mountain: 'the coming sunmér: The Morning Star mine at Iowa Hill declared another dividend of $3 a share last Wednesday. This is dividend No; 37, and in keeping with the mine's past record. ce: or PRICES REDUCED WING TO COMPETITION IN THE HORSESHOEING BUSINESS we have made the following Reduced cut prices as follows ; All Shoeing from 0 to No. 2, $1 28 Above No. 2, 1 50 Old Shoes Set for 1 00 Robinson & Noell, Main Street. Ggnkantaed Cure. : 528 We anthorize'our ‘edvertibad drhggigt: ito If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold on ahy Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and will use this ‘remedy as directed, giving it fair trial, and experiefice ‘no benefit, you refunded. Wé could'not make this offer did wenot know that Dr, King’s New Discovery could be relief.on.’ It never diskppeinte. Trial bottléafree at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large tize 60¢,’and $1.00. PATRICK CLANCY, . HORSE SHOER, r -. HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA ad City and — a shop at the foot t Main and Broad streets, where ¢e is prepared to do First-Class Shoeing At the regular prices, My old friends are relst aber! Se pp ed to favor me with eashare of irpatronege. Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK CLANCY. . We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots ot Méen’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of holding goods over for another seasom=—To-give you an.idea to what we mean, we present a partial. Price List : Men's Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Mén’s Chinchilla Ulsters;, all’sizes, $6. Men’s Kerseys Uisters;$5. -Men’s-Worsted Ulsters, $4. : Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to.19 years, $4. Boys’. Cape. Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcvats; sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free-Trip:to thé Midwinter Fair. One firstclass.ticket. to San .Francisco and return via Stockton.or, Benicia, including one week’s board at-any hoteb'in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contajned in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess with ‘every-putchase-you make. Call inyand see our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat-in the:house.is reduced in price. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Kaaghlegs, . Nevada City THE, WHITE HOUSE. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! — t Reduction in balence Uf'éir FALL stYLe DkEss ‘reddy. Reubeld Prices: . BXTRA! ‘SPECIAL: oe [carmen for, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. x 7 i re] 34 jai 4 + DRESS: GOODS) Just Recelved—One Case of. LADIES: RIBBED, €F™ Ladies; call early if you wish to.geta <a LISTEN! ts Save Your Dimes:! The $ Wilt: Take Care of Themselves. i All the Sporting Men-all over the United States and Ragland havebeen: busy frying to find oat who is going ty win the fight, Corbett or Mitchell. Mitchell knocked out in Three Rounds . But with us it has been contrary. We have been busy the fast’ teu daya marking the goods that have been shipped to us by our Rastera Buyer, who has, owing fo the many manvfacturers beiog pushed with that that moves tho World, **tepNedl,?? wo having the staffto move our part of the world has purchased with ““@rephe@?? : at prices that are unheard-of. These Goods aro the Very Latost Styles and Chote seep and made. by “First-Class Manufacturers for the Season of 1394. Therefore: wo: pleased to inform our frigndé‘and the public in general that this preat sale will aly commence SATURDAY, int 27, 1894. “COME” and “SEE " Ae igiat these Astonishingly Low: Prices-givon below. Always remember that Our Goods: are: marked’ in “PLAIN: FIGURES” and a Child Can Bay sy the Same as an Old Porson. One: Price for “ALL.” A STARTER —-" hot No. Sa6s Cnahble Chinchilla Overfan. sizes from 35 to 44, A Bargain at $7 50; our price: Lot No. S521. Chahble Chinchilla Ulsters,: sizes from 35 to 44; Cheap at $10; our price $6, ; Lot No. S8o7.'s South Down Mills Uleters,, oe ga very neat, sizes 35 to 44, full value $6 75; now Tot, No. SSB. South Down Mills Ulaters, , yee a beauty, sizes 35 to 44, full value, $6 75; now Lot No, 4168. For the Children. coats, the very Latest New York style, beautiful 5 to 11 years, cheap as dirt at $2 25. onty-$1--00: Oh! this is not enough for our children friends, the Overgoat would not be sufficient, How would they look with only an Overcoat and now since we thought of this, and as our Kastern purchaser with the same shrewdness has sent fine line of 2-piece suits—Jacket and Pants—elegant desi and at "ti ures that we are able to sell them, Think of it! Only; #; sizes 4 to 13, Our Men’s Department Has Not Been Forgotten 1 Look; Read, Be Wise and Save Money. ot INO. 1026E. Beaver Fall Mills Men's Suite, at do you think of it? Only $2.50. t No. LOBS. New York mills manufacture en's wo Gaze your eyes and reflect. Full value $6; now $3. 25. New, before purchasing, you can save money by lisening to the following: Do you want a Business Suit? If so, you-can ‘find the largert assortment and style of Cassimeres of the following mills known the world over: Taft & Weden, Burleck, Brunner & Oo. ,: “Washington Mills, Middlesex Mills, Rambo Mills & Co. Our 4-Button Cutaway Frock Suits Cape Overpattern, sizes. Gaze on ‘our, price-+ Are beauties.In_ trimming unsurpassed,.and equally as good as “Tailor-Made.” In Clay, Cork-Serew,Tricos and Riverside Worsted. They will suit the most tasteful. A You Going to Get Married ? Are you going to be “Best” ‘man ? or do you want the suit that the most-elegant dressed men wear? “A Prince Albert Frock Suit.” We can truthfully say that ar will find in our store as large an ortment as you will find in any. store in large cities on the Coast: or. States. No. rs cloth or-sizeyou--want, t we have n. No’ trouble to show thera, ‘ Where Did You Get That Hat ? Might be a chestnut, ban in our Hat LVepartment we have no chestnuts. Our new stock and styles consisting of the latest shapes in small and medium crowns in soft and stiff. Our Fedoria and Alpine~ styles are daisies. Our wide brims are beauties, Our Crushers cannot be excelled, and our Children’s Styles are complete We have-these in‘black brown nutria, brown nutria and at all prices in plain figures, Our Furnishing, Goods Department Is Not Neglected, LOT NO, *144. gt td ade; New Maiket Mills Underwear, a beautiful pattern, pee, bi adge lock stite Shed, sizes from 34 to 44, another spot ‘‘Cash” purchase, fully $2, we will sell at $1 per suit. LOT W-1 in the same purchase ag above we received an elegant orange pattern, very neatly, fimished,, if bought reguler, could not Le sold-less than-$2; our price is only’@) ‘(per auit.Every Article Manufactured by the Marysville Woolen. Millswe carry atid sell‘ them at Mill Prices, A BOOMERANG. 10 dozen of Blue Spring Bottom. Overalls ~ men's sizes—will be sold for 50 cents. Did you ever hear of such am offer ? No, never ! Do not forget that we also carry in this Department a full line of White Shirts, con=, . sisting sof — Fronts; Open Backs, Pleated and Plain Bosoms, and have at received an otal as atyle of White Marssilles Bosom Shirts and P. K. Collars detec ‘Night bes of all descriptions and “full length.” Oh 1 do, when we are SHOOT THAT TIE! ing te offer-you the Largest Line of Beautiful Patterns §0 and TS-conta for 28 Cents. Or, i What ab . n—— Hande worth 50.and 75 cente-for 15. &, is this all! What about those Elegant Four-inCents! SHOE DEPARTMENT. We have Market stravte! Ont great manufacturing firm of C, M. Henderson & Co., — of Adams and Mark Chicago, one of the most complete lines ce Ladies,’ Misses’ poem Children’ # Fine Shoes, Slippers and Oxford ‘Ties of the Latest es, and as the Hin A Bet de can truthfully sxy we dought them chea ever heard ot make-a specialty of the Thest brands noo’ Habber Boots we handle the oat rome d patents of the leading manufacturers of the. United States. Our line is complete. » All these Holding tickets for, ing the sonia of the Sheep must positively have the tickets.in the store. on or fore Fe 12, 1894. Committee that will weigh ‘theee censist of the followi tlemen : A. LADEMAN, PROF. ED. MU R. L. GARTHE and MR. H. GUNTHER. The Committee bave chosen Mr. L. A. ' pork who will be blindfelded and then draw the tickets from the box. The committee ‘then examine aud copy the guesses, and the lucky guesser will get the $40 ‘and ‘the B. All’mail orders receive our prompt attention and charges by express are always by ws Remembor, the Goods are Marked in Plain Figures, and Oue Price to all, THIS: IS: A POSITIVE CASH SALE: be I, Reich & Coll. HYMAN & CO.

ae NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY BVENING, JANUARY 27, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published’ Every Evening, except Sunday. © BROWN & CALKINS, « Proprietors. . SERVED BY CARRIERS at s 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE :.. _ SIX DOLLARS PER’ YEAR. YOU BET CORRESPONDENCE. A —_— Injured—Lots of Idle men. The sachet You Bet is fall of idle men, both married and-single, who can be seén on the street from earlymorning till late at night pitching!quoits. As it gets dark they pus wandles on the pegs and-play just the same .as though it were daylight. When the weather does not permit of this.kind of sport, they go bear and coon hunting, but as _ yet: two coons have been brought into camp, Miss Anna Selfridge, the young lady who hada tumor removed from her right--g-by . -> Doctors Hunt and Muller, of Nevada City three: months ago, is still bed-ridden at her parents’ home in You Bet; but very little hope is thought of her recovery. Last Wednesday afternoon Manuel Torrows, an old Mexican,. while working in his mine with another old Mexican, was caved —on.__His ‘couutryman got him into the ¢abin and came to You Bet for assistance. *When the news reached town, Jake Dutch took Snell’s spring wagon, accompanied by sev— ‘eral young-men and went to the cabin, and’ brought the injured man to town. It was found necessary to take hii to the hospital ‘at Nevada City, where medical aid cou!d be \procured. His injuries are painful but not thought to be serious. The mine in which ‘the Mexicans were working at the time of the accident is owned by the injured man, cand located one and one-fourth miles south -of You Bet. The mine was formerly owned by Alex. Stoley, an,old resident of this iplace. Mr. Austinand family of . Fool’s. Hill . moved to Datch Flat Saturday. Mr, Aus‘tin has rented R. Richardson’s ranch at the fatter place. Miss Ruth Aplin; who has been Visiting friends.at Dutch Flat, returned to her home in Little York Saturday.. G,-W. Hill, a very prominent sawyer and politician of Little York, accompanied by William Hill of the same place, gave the “Joe Heuse’’-at You Bet an extended visit. [email protected]. Hilt’s ability as a liquor tester is sur‘passed by none in the county, consequently ~ with this recommténdation the ‘‘Tasty Proprietor of the ‘Ice House” called upon G. W. to test the new barrel of ‘‘rain water” that was rolled in Christmas Eve. George (Washington, as this remarkable man is sometimes called, was fairly taken up with the liquid, when he gave it a test; 80 much so that. he rented a front room in ‘the ‘adjoining building and had the graceful proprietor: dish the fluid out to him’ in a sprink~ pot. . Tatiner ‘intends to move to Dutch — "Whee he will: ‘gd into the fruit business, Kitts & Co. are puttitg ina ditch on the “north side of Steep Hollow, above the crosssing’ ‘of the: Dutch Flat road: This is to bring water to run’ their cahyon knewn as Wilook’s Ravine.—Sentinel. -e ._lF rou have made up your mind to buy ‘Hood’s Sarsaparitia, do not be persuaded to stake any other. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsa‘Parilla, ‘which possesses peculiar curative ¥ ae : Hoon’s Pits cure liver ills, biliousness, wundice} indigestion, sick headactie. 25 Cents, * Boy’s Black, Gece or Ronin: Wool Hate at 'B. H." Miller's. +e Officers Elected. The following officers of Sylvania Lodge, I: 0: G2 T.; New Foundation. Substantial stone -walls: are. being »built place of the! piles: that’ have ‘always served as, a foundation fer the’ building. walls will rest.on the solid ground, belew underneath the Union Hotel, to take the’) The . . NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS . ARRIVALS «AT! THE: ¢ Union Hotel, Meld Stédeti, the tailings in the creek, and will give a safe and lasting suppert to the big structu above. J. S. Holbrook and John Clark the building is to be ‘filled in and sowed. to! clover. Much of the’rock to. be used in the walls is being quarréed out from a largéf. bowlder back of the hetel. rd Going to Oris Valley. this evening under the auspices of H of that place. ‘‘The Spy of Atlanta” ber of the soldier boys, in full uniform, wilh}! go down in Baker’s biitses. will certainly cure chronic catarrali. set. $100 Reward, $100. The readers ofthis paper will be pleased to learn that there is.at least one. dreaded all ite‘stages, and that is Catarrh. Hiall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cnre known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional distase;-fequires a constitu tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is. ‘taken internally; —acting—direet!y—on the . blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its. curative powers, that they effer One Huudred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure, Send for list of tetimonials, Address, F.J. CHENEY & CO., Sold by Druggist, 75c. Toledo, O. oo ~ BORN. At Grass Valley, January 25, 1894, to -doing the work. The court in the center of i : is the play to be produced. Quite @ nuih~}> : THE persevering use-of Ayer’s Sufgapavitie; -. . diseage that science has béeii able to cure in}: disease, and giving the patient strength by Thomas oT. and wife, a son. Candy is. Some words are whole di “asbirt on a bean-pole, OREO persuasive, dat vonignsin-ene-Segpe 26 = Cyady han share is in aL, McCarty, iad. Cadwallader, Duteh Fiat, Patterson,omas, ~sHuckins, San Juan, . x "Wi Williams, as #1 J erald, “ F. ham, Auburn, ¥°McLaughlin, Downieville, EB. Stevens, Scott’s Fhit, par . . The members of 1 Nevada Light. Gute! {have been invited to attend the d@ramatie} entertainment to be; given at Grant Vatloy . #2 S. T. ee, 6 Chice, 7 Hoskin, San Francisco, -He “ W. J. "Rogies, Grass Valley, Miss A. Frates, Sierra City, M. A. Oscar, Jcan'spons Ray Ph n Spaulding, A. J, Dunmouth, Marysvi e, « Retee ‘Gedirey. Columbia Hill, Be Mout, Bloomfield. Serr a ~ Highest Award Medal and three diplomas have been given to the New York Condentéd Milk Company for thé superiority of its Gail Borden Brand Condensed Milk, Borden's Extract) of Coffee and Unsweetened Condensed Milk, exhibited at the World’s Columbia Exposition, — 2 No toilet is complete without a bottle of . _. Ayer’s Hair Vigor—the best hair-dressing. Ask your druggist for Ayer’s Almanac, ee VERY ‘LITTLE MONEY * Will bay * Pound of my Prenoh Mixed Oandy. That is a small investment, but you will realize from it & bigger investments bring you. It is not easy ee tel “deat ‘more ‘ou hey tes léastre than tful this tie mn @ F. Fin FOLABY, Loading‘Candy Maker, oppovite L. Hyman & _ Co.'s store on Commercial st., Nevada City “ Get on-to the Jasper !” That's what : the city gamine how] at the delegate frém the tnterfor when they detect him meandering down the sunny side of Sperkis or Kilkarney streets. Now you don’t live in a jay town, but if your clothes fit you like * people will be warriistéd‘ ih ‘thiniing you do. Ot MORREWOW, Nevada County’s most fashionable and moderate priced tailor. When you wear his garments fot urd “gtylishly, Guiably . end com fortably dressed. PRICES 35 PER CENT. LOW MEN PAY £OR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMA AN BOME IP. ‘Pine Street, Near Broad Thursday ‘night: ‘5. J. Blundell, ©. T.; Hénry Bonney, V.'T.; Thos. Tierney, Rec. Sec.; Wm. Rose, Fin. Sec.; Herbert Craig, Treas.; Al Thomas, Marshal, Annie Hillman, Guard; E: W. Donnelly, Jr., Sentinel; 8. J. Alderman, Organist; Mrs. 8.°J. Blandell, S. J. W.; E. W. Donnelly, G. R. Carsom, Mrs. 8; J. Alderman, Trustees; The installation will. take place in two weeks time when a banquet and literary programme will be hi 78 Goats. Men's Riecale Shirts, with two Collars ad a pair‘of Cuffs, at Miller's. Methodist Church. ., i\9 Berviees in the phevs ehurch tomorrow, asusual. Rev. J. T, Murrish will preach. Subjects— Morning: ‘* Personal Responsibility.” Night; at.6 0’cl “Gal's Call. to. Israel.” “ge Bolacopal Services.” Ziel servation ald ob thins g Castle, Sunday mornjng, at 11 o’slock’ ~Rev. W, M, Regly ill gemma — Rlents Grereonte st Miller's. a S. Ps) ae of Grass Valley, were elected } kr. m. Sunday _ Betoot dt the close of ‘the ‘morning service, A Card to: the. Publie sarees [ae 7 ma that our until we Remember ladies that our Sale is not a §

Sale for One Day Only, or to throw out an: when you have to ble price the same article. eur establishment the whole” bye your . « oi all alah We herewith inform 'the people of Nevada County reat CLEAKING SALE will continue oe a certain amount of money raised. ou can bu Fe OARDAING eo EAR ROU “6g para Commands Set det eC Mat Matt Hetede Cg Ol _. The Redstone quartz mine ‘et Blue Ganon ‘. that hao-interfered. with its workings, ". seit Dr: Kitgs Néw Discovery tor Conéunrp-. . . tion, Coughs and Volde, upon thie condition. } le . may return the bottle anid have your money _ A FINE OUTLOOK. The Mining Interest. iu‘ Placer: td0k" Ing Fine. The following items, showing the condition of the mining industry in Upper Placer, ate clipped from the Colfax Sentinel : ‘ The mine on Brushy Canon, near Forest Hill is paying very well. The Gold Ring mine at ‘Green Valley promises very well, . It is exspected the mill will be all ready for work in about'a week, The Golden Eagle at Shady Run is also’pushing ahead. -At present a new tunnel is being run to tap the gravel so that it may be worked to better advantage. -Tho boy stood on the burning deck, When all but he had fled ; And sinking ‘neath the. awful wreck, ‘Was numbered. with the dead ; When Conlan stood. mid dloads of smoke and flame, He bravely battled: with the: wreck: ; And is now on deck again WITH A New Outfit, New Furniture, New Bedding, _ New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstclass styl He is now prepared to supply all his: old customers, and as many new ones as wish to give hima call, with first-class board and lodging, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, corner.of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal, has resumed worl: and it is now being worked in a systematic way. The Mayflower mine is' working a full ‘force of. men and is paying es well.as ever: ‘The Dardanelles mine prospects: well, but some trouble with the machinery has been had-of late The Big. Dipper, Mine at Iowa Hill is rapidly developing into one of the beat drift mines: in ‘the ‘county.’ ' The gravel: ie rich and the machinery works spléndidly, About forty mei ure employed “at “present; Con=} sideration develupmeyt.is promised in the Black Canon section and near Sailor Canon and Bald: Mountain: 'the coming sunmér: The Morning Star mine at Iowa Hill declared another dividend of $3 a share last Wednesday. This is dividend No; 37, and in keeping with the mine's past record. ce: or PRICES REDUCED WING TO COMPETITION IN THE HORSESHOEING BUSINESS we have made the following Reduced cut prices as follows ; All Shoeing from 0 to No. 2, $1 28 Above No. 2, 1 50 Old Shoes Set for 1 00 Robinson & Noell, Main Street. Ggnkantaed Cure. : 528 We anthorize'our ‘edvertibad drhggigt: ito If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold on ahy Lung, Throat or Chest troubles, and will use this ‘remedy as directed, giving it fair trial, and experiefice ‘no benefit, you refunded. Wé could'not make this offer did wenot know that Dr, King’s New Discovery could be relief.on.’ It never diskppeinte. Trial bottléafree at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large tize 60¢,’and $1.00. PATRICK CLANCY, . HORSE SHOER, r -. HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA ad City and — a shop at the foot t Main and Broad streets, where ¢e is prepared to do First-Class Shoeing At the regular prices, My old friends are relst aber! Se pp ed to favor me with eashare of irpatronege. Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK CLANCY. . We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots ot Méen’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of holding goods over for another seasom=—To-give you an.idea to what we mean, we present a partial. Price List : Men's Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Mén’s Chinchilla Ulsters;, all’sizes, $6. Men’s Kerseys Uisters;$5. -Men’s-Worsted Ulsters, $4. : Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to.19 years, $4. Boys’. Cape. Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcvats; sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free-Trip:to thé Midwinter Fair. One firstclass.ticket. to San .Francisco and return via Stockton.or, Benicia, including one week’s board at-any hoteb'in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contajned in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess with ‘every-putchase-you make. Call inyand see our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat-in the:house.is reduced in price. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Kaaghlegs, . Nevada City THE, WHITE HOUSE. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! — t Reduction in balence Uf'éir FALL stYLe DkEss ‘reddy. Reubeld Prices: . BXTRA! ‘SPECIAL: oe [carmen for, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. x 7 i re] 34 jai 4 + DRESS: GOODS) Just Recelved—One Case of. LADIES: RIBBED, €F™ Ladies; call early if you wish to.geta <a LISTEN! ts Save Your Dimes:! The $ Wilt: Take Care of Themselves.. i All the Sporting Men-all over the United States and Ragland havebeen: busy frying to find oat who is going ty win the fight, Corbett or Mitchell. Mitchell knocked out in Three Rounds . But with us it has been contrary. We have been busy the fast’ teu daya marking the goods that have been shipped to us by our Rastera Buyer, who has, owing fo the many manvfacturers beiog pushed with that that moves tho World, **tepNedl,?? wo having the staffto move our part of the world has purchased with ““@rephe@?? : at prices that are unheard-of. These Goods aro the Very Latost Styles and Chote seep and made. by “First-Class Manufacturers for the Season of 1394. Therefore: wo: pleased to inform our frigndé‘and the public in general that this preat sale will aly commence SATURDAY, int 27, 1894. “COME” and “SEE " Ae igiat these Astonishingly Low: Prices-givon below. Always remember that Our Goods: are: marked’ in “PLAIN: FIGURES” and a Child Can Bay sy the Same as an Old Porson. One: Price for “ALL.” A STARTER —-" hot No. Sa6s Cnahble Chinchilla Overfan. sizes from 35 to 44, A Bargain at $7 50; our price: Lot No. S521. Chahble Chinchilla Ulsters,: sizes from 35 to 44; Cheap at $10; our price $6, ; Lot No. S8o7.'s South Down Mills Uleters,, oe ga very neat, sizes 35 to 44, full value $6 75; now Tot, No. SSB. South Down Mills Ulaters, , yee a beauty, sizes 35 to 44, full value, $6 75; now Lot No, 4168. For the Children. coats, the very Latest New York style, beautiful 5 to 11 years, cheap as dirt at $2 25. onty-$1--00: Oh! this is not enough for our children friends, the Overgoat would not be sufficient, How would they look with only an Overcoat and now since we thought of this, and as our Kastern purchaser with the same shrewdness has sent fine line of 2-piece suits—Jacket and Pants—elegant desi and at "ti ures that we are able to sell them, Think of it! Only; #; sizes 4 to 13, Our Men’s Department Has Not Been Forgotten 1 Look; Read, Be Wise and Save Money. ot INO. 1026E. Beaver Fall Mills Men's Suite, at do you think of it? Only $2.50. t No. LOBS. New York mills manufacture en's wo Gaze your eyes and reflect. Full value $6; now $3. 25. New, before purchasing, you can save money by lisening to the following: Do you want a Business Suit? If so, you-can ‘find the largert assortment and style of Cassimeres of the following mills known the world over: Taft & Weden, Burleck, Brunner & Oo. ,: “Washington Mills, Middlesex Mills, Rambo Mills & Co. Our 4-Button Cutaway Frock Suits Cape Overpattern, sizes. Gaze on ‘our, price-+ Are beauties.In_ trimming unsurpassed,.and equally as good as “Tailor-Made.” In Clay, Cork-Serew,Tricos and Riverside Worsted. They will suit the most tasteful. A You Going to Get Married ? Are you going to be “Best” ‘man ? or do you want the suit that the most-elegant dressed men wear? “A Prince Albert Frock Suit.” We can truthfully say that ar will find in our store as large an ortment as you will find in any. store in large cities on the Coast: or. States. No. rs cloth or-sizeyou--want, t we have n. No’ trouble to show thera, ‘ Where Did You Get That Hat ? Might be a chestnut, ban in our Hat LVepartment we have no chestnuts. Our new stock and styles consisting of the latest shapes in small and medium crowns in soft and stiff. Our Fedoria and Alpine~ styles are daisies. Our wide brims are beauties, Our Crushers cannot be excelled, and our Children’s Styles are complete We have-these in‘black brown nutria, brown nutria and at all prices in plain figures, Our Furnishing, Goods Department Is Not Neglected, LOT NO, *144. gt td ade; New Maiket Mills Underwear, a beautiful pattern, pee, bi adge lock stite Shed, sizes from 34 to 44, another spot ‘‘Cash” purchase, fully $2, we will sell at $1 per suit. LOT W-1 in the same purchase ag above we received an elegant orange pattern, very neatly, fimished,, if bought reguler, could not Le sold-less than-$2; our price is only’@) ‘(per auit.Every Article Manufactured by the Marysville Woolen. Millswe carry atid sell‘ them at Mill Prices, A BOOMERANG. 10 dozen of Blue Spring Bottom. Overalls ~ men's sizes—will be sold for 50 cents. Did you ever hear of such am offer ? No, never ! Do not forget that we also carry in this Department a full line of White Shirts, con=, . sisting sof — Fronts; Open Backs, Pleated and Plain Bosoms, and have at received an otal as atyle of White Marssilles Bosom Shirts and P. K. Collars detec ‘Night bes of all descriptions and “full length.” Oh 1 do, when we are SHOOT THAT TIE! ing te offer-you the Largest Line of Beautiful Patterns §0 and TS-conta for 28 Cents. Or, i What ab . n—— Hande worth 50.and 75 cente-for 15. &, is this all! What about those Elegant Four-inCents! SHOE DEPARTMENT. We have Market stravte! Ont great manufacturing firm of C, M. Henderson & Co., — of Adams and Mark Chicago, one of the most complete lines ce Ladies,’ Misses’ poem Children’ # Fine Shoes, Slippers and Oxford ‘Ties of the Latest es, and as the Hin A Bet de can truthfully sxy we dought them chea ever heard ot make-a specialty of the Thest brands noo’ Habber Boots we handle the oat rome d patents of the leading manufacturers of the. United States. Our line is complete. » All these Holding tickets for, ing the sonia of the Sheep must positively have the tickets.in the store. on or fore Fe 12, 1894. Committee that will weigh ‘theee censist of the followi tlemen : A. LADEMAN, PROF. ED. MU R. L. GARTHE and MR. H. GUNTHER. The Committee bave chosen Mr. L. A. ' pork who will be blindfelded and then draw the tickets from the box. The committee ‘then examine aud copy the guesses, and the lucky guesser will get the $40 ‘and ‘the B. All’mail orders receive our prompt attention and charges by express are always by ws Remembor, the Goods are Marked in Plain Figures, and Oue Price to all, THIS: IS: A POSITIVE CASH SALE: be I, Reich & Coll. HYMAN & CO.