July 18, 1896 (4 pages)

HE TRANSCRIPT, . 2 *TguurHoNE No. 4 a = ATURDAY.*. — denighniniainniael EVADA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE ~ Closes 11: a. “ale am p.m. p.m, mage Valley, Setandnys: a < PEPPERS 5 sae BREEES rgesics See Ls} ok ee Lok ce 00 a. aays and Holiday ‘8-11; ey E 5 & << PERSONAL oo Concise Ghtonicle “of Yarluns Folks : Doings and Intentions. Au. M. ‘Barub has-gone to. Sai FranProt, L. J. Kimball is here from Sacnento. -F.R. Williams of San Joss is” ‘here on. 1. JULY 18, 1996. . roundings of Johannesburg and met “HOH AGAIN. ois baka os ly turns From South. Africa. Wm. Willoughby, who left Grass Valley three years ago, and who has since been in South Africa most of the time, has. returned, says the Tidings. In July, 1893, Mr. Willoughby left for the Fast, where he attended the World’s Fair at Chicago, visited relatives in the Bastern States, and then went to England, which’ was the home of his early childhood. While there he met an acquaintance from Montana, who pursuaded himto continue his journeyings to South Africa. They left im company and proceeded almost directly to Johannesburg. There Mr. Willoughby worked for over a year under Capt. Mein, formerly of Nevada eointy, at the Robinson mine. He became well acquainted “with the sur‘many members of tae American Golony. . Mr. Willoughby’s description of the tmining interests of Johannesburg is’ vivid and comprehensive. When he . speaks of Johannesburg being in the . “PRG TANSTER BLD UP. he Tone Highwayman Appears. Again ~ Near This City, Yesterday. Another daring robbery on the public highway was committed about 2 o'clock. yesterday afternoon on the Blue Tent road, this side of the Mount Vernon House and about six miles from town. The victim this time was William Engle, a teamster who drives for Con. Grissel of this city. Engle was returning from. Graniteville, where he had hauled a load of freight. His team of eight horses.was moving slowly along, when the driver’s attention was attracted -by the barking of his dog, and glancing ahead he saw a man standing by the side of the road. Hs supposed the fellow was traveling and had stopped in the shade for a short rest. As Engle drove up he saluted the stranger with “Good day,” and by return of compliment the man on the ground drew a big pistol and covering ‘Engle ordered him to stop his team. Engle pulled up his horses and asked what he wanted. “Throw out your money and be —— quick amended law, which requires a desscription of the applicant to be written to it at onee, as there are one or more deputies in each township who will perform the work. clocks atlow you must go to Leutje & Pct eg jiott “OH IGRTEN DAYS ‘re Lat in" Which to Regior For tho ‘November Election. The name of every elector on the Great Register of Nevada county was cancelled by an order of the Supervisors on April 20th last, Only about 4000 names have been received by: the County Clerk to the. present time of the whole number in the county. No ‘name will be placed on the register, except the same complies with the ina blank, which must be signed and sworn to. Electors who have not applied and been enrolled should attend . ’ Remember Thi This Fact. That if you want ant reliable watches or _ Bring In Your Pictures. All persons desiring to avail themTW. Give No No B 34 ITS—-—We But sell Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Futtishing Goods, etc., on their merits. out of the One Price House is up to date in quality and style, and we give. no chromos in order to sell. OUR PRICES ARE IN REACH OF ALL. Remember the Place, _Every article that goes CARTER & JOHNSTON, manana THE GREAT ONE PRICE HOUSE. caine Raymond's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Sarsaparilla "WITH JODIDES. Please remember that my Special Delivery Wagon Is at Your Door Every Morning. The Best BLOOD REMEDY On the market. It remoyes Pimples, Bilotches,. Pustules, Tumors, Boils, Ulcers, as Give us a trial. We will please you. Try Kippered Herrings. Delicious this Hot Weather. about it,” replied the robber. Engle attempted to foil him by. saying that he had no money, but the road agent repeated the demand in a more imperative manner and Engle threw out his purse, containing $14. The highwayman then ordered the teamster to drive selves of the TRanscnipr’s~ premium portrait offer, should send or bring in their photographs, accompanied by the requisite 96 cents. Old’ subscribers. can obtain these pictures for 95 cents, New ones are required to subscribe ie this paper fer at least one reg Be center of three lines of te or_hoist. ing works, located upon that. number of parallel reefs or lodes, and extend‘ing for miles in each direction, all mills being within a stone’s throw of each othér, one begins to comprehend visit. ~ . 8. Seelig arrived ‘ie last evening from San Francisco. , Frank Smith has returned} from a. ip to: ‘San Francisco. . . Mrs. H. Pecarty will leave this, moknods, and that’s fore the Fourth ) ® 9 ada City. ou outfit: etoall. — limits. 1ing table, ning chair. ng chairs. er. . They :set.arm weather. tacan of ‘We jy18 If Nevada City = BARBER SHOP me AN FRANCISCU. s twice ‘@ week of the he speckled beauties R STORE, in sj ofthe — ii please y g for San Francisco. : Ww. J. A. Rey of San Francisco ar‘ived here this morning. . Mrs. Lawrence and children, of San ancisco, are here on a visit. . J. B. Treadwell, the commercial travier, arrived here this morning. ; Misses Daisy and ‘Maud Eastin have fone to San Francisco:on a visit. ' Alex McLean and daughter have rearned from a trip to Smartsville. q Superintendent L. L. Myers came lown from North Bloomfield today. -J. A. Derre ‘and H. Monroe came lown from North Bloomfleld last evenpi. J. M. Hadley has gone up to the ish mine on a visit to Mrs. Vv. 8. Miss Esther McBean ‘has gone to fashington to spend her vacation with FCoon Grissel has been confined to is home with illness but is able to be round again. ‘Cal R. Clarke left this morning for an Francisco, which city he and his fife will make their future home. ae Susette Pooley has returned n Grass Valley, where she has been biting the family of John Glasson Esq. EMiss. Effie Hockleberg of Alleghany ned last night from San Fransco on her way to North Bloomfield. s Tillie Lissing, who has been ng at San Juan, arrived here last t on her-way to her honte “at Oaki frs.“Wm. Floyd returned yesterday in a. trip to Chico, where she inle d the newly-elected officers of the DT ag Native Daughters. jorge Cooper, the veteran lumber, today on a visit to his old jin Maine and to other places wn east.” He expects to be absent 1 nl months, ~~ luther Wagoner, M. E., and E. J. fchinson, both of San Francisco, mt up to the German mine yester. Mr. Wagoner is to make a report he property for its owners. The Dog Went For Him. KA burglar attempted to enter the fidence of Mark Shaver, on Piety i, about midnight Thursday. The ich dog ‘sighted . him and made a P for the fellow, who succeeded = g his escape. PH RBis more Catarrh in this section e country than all other diseases Ti costhar, and. until the last ‘few ays was supposed to be incurable. Pe great mahy years doctors proit a local disease, and prebed local remedies, and by. contly failing to cure with local treatnt, pronounced itincurable. Science } proven catarrh to be a constitual disease, and therefore requires °: titattonal treatment. ‘Hall Halls 4 Cure, ‘manufactured, b mey & eo, Toledo, —s is ‘un ne only astitutional cure on th taken internally in Scale pagel 10 ps to a teaspoonful. It acts directly the blood and mucous ‘surfaces of Earetom. They offer one h for any case it fails to cure. ad for circulars and testimonials. Ad J, ONENEY & CO."Toledo, 0. A by Druggists, 75c. fall’s Family Pills are the best. Now at National Hotel. a hGeG Karl’s cisver Root “Wee ya eure cure for Headache and nerrelieves so is diseases, Nothing ekly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ; Fine Butter. i in the market, can iden, the sole agent. be ee it Is Delicious. Butter, had a Phil a25-tf st article in the market. d only at Gaylord’s. whan be tie: ; 0 your watch needs repairing or ming you should take it: to the old Fi liable firm of Leutje & Brand, if Neier eon” , ji0-tf . Superintendent under the enginéering . Littes, ete. Going fishing? Come and. . how extensive are the developments on the Rand. No locality in this country-can compare with it. Afler .working for the time named at the Robin. son mine Mr. Willoughby secured a! better position at the Bufflesdorn mines! something over 100 miles west of Johannesburg: Here E. R. Abadie was management of Geo. Starr. At the Bufflesdorn station the following Grass Valleyans were engaged: Mr. Abadie Superintendent, Richard Angove foreman, J. Angove, S. Maynard, J. Cocking, J. Richards, Henry Berryman, Jas. Juliffe and Mr. Willoughby. Mr. Abadie has recently resigned and James Juliffe, as our readers remember, was killed by accidentally falling down the shaft about three months.ago. Mr. Willoughby left for home on the 16th of April. Arriving at Cape: Town he did-not-avail himself of the opportunity . to take a stateroom on a steamer which left next day, but inclined to remain at “the cape” fora fewdays. It was three weeks after that before be was able to secure a stateroom and he saw more of Capetown than he desired to. He was then obliged to take passage on an “Immediate” steamer, which does: not sail direct to England, but stops at African ports. Such a ship was the Drummond Castle recently wrecked off thé coast. of France. The vessel which Mr. Willoughby was aboard stopped at two or three points on the west coast of Africa, and at the Canary Islands. Tons and tons of bananas and pineapples weretaken aboard for the London market. Mr. Willoughby is glad to get home so that he can be with his relatives. He is stopping with his sister, Mrs. Tonkin on Colfax Avenue. He speaks well of South Africa, believing it to be a region of uncalculable mineral resources.Gold is not the only mineral found, but copper, silver, lead, etc., exist. There is also a providential: supply of coal. But for this the gold mines could not be worked with profit, as fuel would be tooexpensive. Where a reef of gold is found near by there is a ledge of coal. The latter is the source of all engineering and electrical. energy. Mr. Willoughby confirms in a general way the reports of the wealth of California ‘superintendents and ~ engineers who have gone to South Africa. This wealth they have accumulated by judicious investments in African mining stocks which are handled in the London market. The Americans are “on the inside” in the stock deals, knowing with tol certainty when a given. stock is te” be boomed. By such investments John Hayes Hammond, Capt. Mein and others have become wealthy. Thelatter, he says,’must be -worth a half a million dollars at least, the former much more. Mr. Willoughby bas much of interest to‘tell and he will be the most industriously interviewed man in Grass Valley for the next few i aia ti RR RET i Fishing Tackle. Legg & Shaw Co. have the finest line of Split Bambo and Steel Fish Poles ever seen in Nevada City. Also a good assortment of Flies, Leaders, Hooks see us. jy13 +o Sees Lots For Sale. The lots opposite the Downing place, on the Grass Valley road, will be sold jcheap. Also the tripe shop lot, with a water right. Apply to John Richards, 816 Jessie st., San Francisco. j10-1w Home-Made Jeweiry. 0, J. Brand is the only person in Nevada county who can manufacture any kind of jewelry to order. His work cannot be excelled, and his prices are very low. —_ Auge Furniture e For Sale.” A fine lot of f household furniture, consisting of everything needed in carrying on housekeeping, will be sold in lots to suit at a great bargain. For further ‘particulars enquire of Mr. Freud at the White House. _j22-tf. Genuine Ice Cream Reduced. Otto's celebrated -Sacramento ‘Ice able in advance, in addition to rae Well as Scrofulous and Cream, made of pure cream, the’ best . ~ in the State, pints 25 cents, quarts 50: cn and not to look behind, but after proceeding a short distance the latter turned ‘his head and glanced down ithe road. The daring stranger had dis. appeared. Engle says the man was not masked, but appeared to have on a false beard. He was of sandy. complexion, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, and wore a brown hat, but had no coat on. The pistel he carried was probably a 88 calibre, although Engle.says it looked as big as a cannon. : resembles that of the individual who on Tuesday morning stopped Detective Gibson and Charles Sladky, of San Francisco, in a buggy on the San Juan road, and a few minutes later stopped a buggy containing Robert Latta and P, G. Peters, of this city. It is gener. ally believed' that he is the same man. The officers and a few private citizens have some slight suspicions, but thus far nothing has been found that actually amounts toa clew. Sein at Clipper Gap. The preliminary work on the South Yuba Company’ 8 large storage dam at Clipper Ga w under way. In a -week or two & be put at work. It is expected by the Company to finish the dam in about 90 days. The reservoir will coveran area of about 40 acres and contain 10,000 inches running for 24 hours. Estimated in gallons the capacity wil} be about 160 million gallons. The dam will be 42 feet high, 426 feet long and 150 feet high, 426 feet long and 1650 feet wide at the,base. The dam will be built of rock and earth, and the work done by the company.—Sentinel. Left For Home. , Gedrge W. Hentze, for many years a resident of this city and for a long time clerk for the late B. H. Miller, after visiting here several weeks, left on the noon train today for his home at Joliet, Il, where he has been engaged in the cigar and tobacco business for a number of years. His old friends hereabouts wish him a pleasant journey. A Fact Worth Waeey Se eiee: Consumption, La Le Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases are . cured by Shiloh’s Cure. ©. Sold by Dickerman & Co. otha The ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root, Tea isa plesssis cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman & Co. CROCKERY and GLASSWARE —aT— Berry Sets Water Pitchers Water Goblets Berry Dishes Fruit Bowls on foot Butter Dishes Yéllow Mixing Bowls. Rose Bowls Flower Pots , Mush and Berry sets complete Genuine Carlsbad China pated Tea Sets, complete. . Levers charge Prat Anerian nse Tea (o COMMERCIAL 8T..Nevada City MONEY: SAVING STORE. _ _ —W. D. LEWIS, PROPRIETOR OF fail to procure one of these handsome. pictures as this offer stands fora short time only. UNION HOTEL, The description of this man closely . force of ‘men: will . ” price of the portrait, 95 cents. Do not Syphilitic Taints. Fifty per cent. more virtue than is usually given by others for the. same W. E. JOHNSTON, ““" Headquarters for WOOD of All Kinds. Broad and Commercial sts. Telephone No. 43. a money. Also superior in quality. Prepared iy : i = rl Schuldt & Co., . ' = [. = a r Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY & MORRIS, _ PROPRIETORS. Chemists and Pharmacists, Union Drug Store, Main Street. Sole Agents for Paso Robles Springs Mineral Water AH 0. are Relief Hill, a Y A OME Gummer PECIALTIES A 50 cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them. Waists is Levy, Lincoln. Sacramento, The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves In Summer shines from Highest of all in ep bho ol 8 Foop, Report). They Hot Weather 1 up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. Millinery Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly A Good Time=-——— Dimities, Grass Goods. _ ail — Keeper is what every person wants. Yet no watch or ik, matter how well it is built or how much it cost Ba Bye eg the best service it is capable of unless it is properly handled, ‘regularly wound and occasionally cleaned. Sometimes it needs reoie. ho does your watch work? Have you ever tried us? e have three as good watchmakers as there are in the West, and watches are sent to us from various parts of the coast. We do only the best class of work and charge you only honest ze Popes gels ga zon Sve No “nerepevenaraion » nO extortion. needs fixing, and you perfectly safe to send it to us ESR ORY ME Tee NET a By Registered Mail or by Express. There may-be A Wedding To which you have been bidden. to buy for a present. It’s a hard question ¢. Drop in and see if we can’t help you out of the dilemma. We've everything in gold and silver and plated ware—thi look well smote the other E heen and that will ng jo to the promnent ve bride and groom. Seeing the things on aie suggest what you ought to buy, arid the price will not deter you from buying anything in our store. Have you any gold specimens you want made into We also set precious we manufacture jew > You don't know just heen elry ?. ams, We follow the nee atyles jes when ry. LUET. J E & BRAN D, Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad st., Nevada City. = from San Francisco. Ar elegant los: of shapes and tr urate WE TRL HATS F Mrs Lester & Crawfard MAIN STREET -Absolutely Fure. A cream of tartar baking NEVADA CITY -. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will always-find cis. motto prevails at my ngth. Novelty. Wood Working and Repair Shop b soceinis of TURNING and BAND SAW ULDINGS of all kinds on hand. Re pa hag tora shortest notice. H. C. WEISENBURGER, Suceessor to O. C. Percival, — (Latest UniTep STATES GOVERNMENT Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. M Take a Chance ~ P. G. SCADDEN, — in my Beautiful -SOLID SILVER SUGAR BOWL With a Dozen Solid Sflver Spoons A Chance for every’50 Cents’ worth of goods bought from me for Cash. CAPITAL JAPAN TEA, 60 cents a ee First-class tea. Prize with every package. The Grocer COMMERCIAL STREET, ‘NEVADA CITY. Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA-CITY. A. J. BOVEY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO SEE . MY FINE STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order in the best manner and at reasonae Lee Repairing neatly and promptly ‘Broad street, head of Union street, Notice To Taxpayers. Catch On At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Two sizes, regular 5 cts, double sheet; Little Decoy, 25 cents a box. Don’t buy any other. Decoys . . do the work. Also, INSECT . POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. Vinton Drugs Broad St. Notice is hereby given that I will be at the City Hall on and after MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1896, And until Monday, August 3, 12 A, M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal Has No Terrors For you when you are partaking of FOLEY’S Ice Cream straight or his Ice Cream Soda. Only choicest ingredients used. Flavored with}. pure, fresh juices. Smooth, rich, delicious. My Candies Still Lead For Excellence At home and abroad. I make all the choicest “oTHE HUB.” Corner Pine Pine and -. Commercial Streets. owes. At the Union Fruit Store. tf . Choicest Wines, Liquors and Ome ‘s! varieties found in-San Francisco or elsewhere. . Made fresh daily. ‘_FOLEY’S __“srmerty FIRST-CLASS between the hours of 10 and} —43-COMMERCIAL’ st Say Se — si LIBERTY BELL ‘SS Complexion Soay ‘Ten Cents a Box _ Three Elegant Cakes PP CHEAPER THAN DIRT ! 7, om sere ee 9S 10 ‘Cents igh ig he: . This Soap contains. BUTTERMILK in’ proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. . . . . We GUARANTEE to not substitute in putting up Prescriptions. H. DICKERIIAN «& CO., © DRUGS AND STATIONERY, _ Cor, Pine and Commercial ste. Advertisers Get . As The best results from the DAKLY TRARscripr. ‘The rates are the most able for the quality of the service given: This has been the verdict of the adver_tising public of Nevada county-for more. than a paid! of a century.

HE TRANSCRIPT, . 2 *TguurHoNE No. 4 a = ATURDAY.*.. — denighniniainniael EVADA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE ~ Closes 11: a. “ale am p.m. p.m, mage Valley, Setandnys: a < PEPPERS 5 sae BREEES rgesics See Ls} ok ee Lok ce 00 a. aays and Holiday ‘8-11; ey E 5 & << PERSONAL oo Concise Ghtonicle “of Yarluns Folks : Doings and Intentions. Au. M. ‘Barub has-gone to. Sai FranProt, L. J. Kimball is here from Sacnento. -F.R. Williams of San Joss is” ‘here on. 1. JULY 18, 1996. . roundings of Johannesburg and met “HOH AGAIN. ois baka os ly turns From South. Africa. Wm. Willoughby, who left Grass Valley three years ago, and who has since been in South Africa most of the time, has. returned, says the Tidings. In July, 1893, Mr. Willoughby left for the Fast, where he attended the World’s Fair at Chicago, visited relatives in the Bastern States, and then went to England, which’ was the home of his early childhood. While there he met an acquaintance from Montana, who pursuaded himto continue his journeyings to South Africa. They left im company and proceeded almost directly to Johannesburg. There Mr. Willoughby worked for over a year under Capt. Mein, formerly of Nevada eointy, at the Robinson mine. He became well acquainted “with the sur‘many members of tae American Golony. . Mr. Willoughby’s description of the tmining interests of Johannesburg is’ vivid and comprehensive. When he . speaks of Johannesburg being in the . “PRG TANSTER BLD UP. he Tone Highwayman Appears. Again ~ Near This City, Yesterday. Another daring robbery on the public highway was committed about 2 o'clock. yesterday afternoon on the Blue Tent road, this side of the Mount Vernon House and about six miles from town. The victim this time was William Engle, a teamster who drives for Con. Grissel of this city. Engle was returning from. Graniteville, where he had hauled a load of freight. His team of eight horses.was moving slowly along, when the driver’s attention was attracted -by the barking of his dog, and glancing ahead he saw a man standing by the side of the road. Hs supposed the fellow was traveling and had stopped in the shade for a short rest. As Engle drove up he saluted the stranger with “Good day,” and by return of compliment the man on the ground drew a big pistol and covering ‘Engle ordered him to stop his team. Engle pulled up his horses and asked what he wanted. “Throw out your money and be —— quick amended law, which requires a desscription of the applicant to be written to it at onee, as there are one or more deputies in each township who will perform the work. clocks atlow you must go to Leutje & Pct eg jiott “OH IGRTEN DAYS ‘re Lat in" Which to Regior For tho ‘November Election. The name of every elector on the Great Register of Nevada county was cancelled by an order of the Supervisors on April 20th last, Only about 4000 names have been received by: the County Clerk to the. present time of the whole number in the county. No ‘name will be placed on the register, except the same complies with the ina blank, which must be signed and sworn to. Electors who have not applied and been enrolled should attend . ’ Remember Thi This Fact. That if you want ant reliable watches or _ Bring In Your Pictures. All persons desiring to avail themTW. Give No No B 34 ITS—-—We But sell Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Futtishing Goods, etc., on their merits. out of the One Price House is up to date in quality and style, and we give. no chromos in order to sell. OUR PRICES ARE IN REACH OF ALL. Remember the Place, _Every article that goes CARTER & JOHNSTON, manana THE GREAT ONE PRICE HOUSE. caine Raymond's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Sarsaparilla "WITH JODIDES. Please remember that my Special Delivery Wagon Is at Your Door Every Morning. The Best BLOOD REMEDY On the market. It remoyes Pimples, Bilotches,. Pustules, Tumors, Boils, Ulcers, as Give us a trial. We will please you. Try Kippered Herrings. Delicious this Hot Weather. about it,” replied the robber. Engle attempted to foil him by. saying that he had no money, but the road agent repeated the demand in a more imperative manner and Engle threw out his purse, containing $14. The highwayman then ordered the teamster to drive selves of the TRanscnipr’s~ premium portrait offer, should send or bring in their photographs, accompanied by the requisite 96 cents. Old’ subscribers. can obtain these pictures for 95 cents, New ones are required to subscribe ie this paper fer at least one reg Be center of three lines of te or_hoist. ing works, located upon that. number of parallel reefs or lodes, and extend‘ing for miles in each direction, all mills being within a stone’s throw of each othér, one begins to comprehend visit. ~ . 8. Seelig arrived ‘ie last evening from San Francisco. , Frank Smith has returned} from a. ip to: ‘San Francisco. . . Mrs. H. Pecarty will leave this, moknods, and that’s fore the Fourth ) ® 9 ada City. ou outfit: etoall. — limits. 1ing table, ning chair. ng chairs. er. . They :set.arm weather. tacan of ‘We jy18 If Nevada City = BARBER SHOP me AN FRANCISCU. s twice ‘@ week of the he speckled beauties R STORE, in sj ofthe — ii please y g for San Francisco. : Ww. J. A. Rey of San Francisco ar‘ived here this morning. . Mrs. Lawrence and children, of San ancisco, are here on a visit. . J. B. Treadwell, the commercial travier, arrived here this morning.. ; Misses Daisy and ‘Maud Eastin have fone to San Francisco:on a visit. ' Alex McLean and daughter have rearned from a trip to Smartsville. q Superintendent L. L. Myers came lown from North Bloomfield today. -J. A. Derre ‘and H. Monroe came lown from North Bloomfleld last evenpi. J. M. Hadley has gone up to the ish mine on a visit to Mrs. Vv. 8. Miss Esther McBean ‘has gone to fashington to spend her vacation with FCoon Grissel has been confined to is home with illness but is able to be round again. ‘Cal R. Clarke left this morning for an Francisco, which city he and his fife will make their future home. ae Susette Pooley has returned n Grass Valley, where she has been biting the family of John Glasson Esq. EMiss. Effie Hockleberg of Alleghany ned last night from San Fransco on her way to North Bloomfield. s Tillie Lissing, who has been ng at San Juan, arrived here last t on her-way to her honte “at Oaki frs.“Wm. Floyd returned yesterday in a. trip to Chico, where she inle d the newly-elected officers of the DT ag Native Daughters. jorge Cooper, the veteran lumber, today on a visit to his old jin Maine and to other places wn east.” He expects to be absent 1 nl months, ~~ luther Wagoner, M. E., and E. J. fchinson, both of San Francisco, mt up to the German mine yester. Mr. Wagoner is to make a report he property for its owners. The Dog Went For Him. KA burglar attempted to enter the fidence of Mark Shaver, on Piety i, about midnight Thursday. The ich dog ‘sighted . him and made a P for the fellow, who succeeded = g his escape. PH RBis more Catarrh in this section e country than all other diseases Ti costhar, and. until the last ‘few ays was supposed to be incurable. Pe great mahy years doctors proit a local disease, and prebed local remedies, and by. contly failing to cure with local treatnt, pronounced itincurable. Science } proven catarrh to be a constitual disease, and therefore requires °: titattonal treatment. ‘Hall Halls 4 Cure, ‘manufactured, b mey & eo, Toledo, —s is ‘un ne only astitutional cure on th taken internally in Scale pagel 10 ps to a teaspoonful. It acts directly the blood and mucous ‘surfaces of Earetom. They offer one h for any case it fails to cure. ad for circulars and testimonials. Ad J, ONENEY & CO."Toledo, 0. A by Druggists, 75c. fall’s Family Pills are the best. Now at National Hotel. a hGeG Karl’s cisver Root “Wee ya eure cure for Headache and nerrelieves so is diseases, Nothing ekly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. ; Fine Butter. i in the market, can iden, the sole agent. be ee it Is Delicious. Butter, had a Phil a25-tf st article in the market. d only at Gaylord’s. whan be tie: ; 0 your watch needs repairing or ming you should take it: to the old Fi liable firm of Leutje & Brand, if Neier eon” , ji0-tf . Superintendent under the enginéering . Littes, ete. Going fishing? Come and. . how extensive are the developments on the Rand. No locality in this country-can compare with it. Afler .working for the time named at the Robin. son mine Mr. Willoughby secured a! better position at the Bufflesdorn mines! something over 100 miles west of Johannesburg: Here E. R. Abadie was management of Geo. Starr. At the Bufflesdorn station the following Grass Valleyans were engaged: Mr. Abadie Superintendent, Richard Angove foreman, J. Angove, S. Maynard, J. Cocking, J. Richards, Henry Berryman, Jas. Juliffe and Mr. Willoughby. Mr. Abadie has recently resigned and James Juliffe, as our readers remember, was killed by accidentally falling down the shaft about three months.ago. Mr. Willoughby left for home on the 16th of April. Arriving at Cape: Town he did-not-avail himself of the opportunity . to take a stateroom on a steamer which left next day, but inclined to remain at “the cape” fora fewdays. It was three weeks after that before be was able to secure a stateroom and he saw more of Capetown than he desired to. He was then obliged to take passage on an “Immediate” steamer, which does: not sail direct to England, but stops at African ports. Such a ship was the Drummond Castle recently wrecked off thé coast. of France. The vessel which Mr. Willoughby was aboard stopped at two or three points on the west coast of Africa, and at the Canary Islands. Tons and tons of bananas and pineapples weretaken aboard for the London market. Mr. Willoughby is glad to get home so that he can be with his relatives. He is stopping with his sister, Mrs. Tonkin on Colfax Avenue. He speaks well of South Africa, believing it to be a region of uncalculable mineral resources..Gold is not the only mineral found, but copper, silver, lead, etc., exist. There is also a providential: supply of coal. But for this the gold mines could not be worked with profit, as fuel would be tooexpensive. Where a reef of gold is found near by there is a ledge of coal. The latter is the source of all engineering and electrical. energy. Mr. Willoughby confirms in a general way the reports of the wealth of California ‘superintendents and ~ engineers who have gone to South Africa. This wealth they have accumulated by judicious investments in African mining stocks which are handled in the London market. The Americans are “on the inside” in the stock deals, knowing with tol certainty when a given. stock is te” be boomed. By such investments John Hayes Hammond, Capt. Mein and others have become wealthy. Thelatter, he says,’must be -worth a half a million dollars at least, the former much more. Mr. Willoughby bas much of interest to‘tell and he will be the most industriously interviewed man in Grass Valley for the next few

i aia ti RR RET i Fishing Tackle. Legg & Shaw Co. have the finest line of Split Bambo and Steel Fish Poles ever seen in Nevada City. Also a good assortment of Flies, Leaders, Hooks see us. jy13 +o Sees Lots For Sale. The lots opposite the Downing place, on the Grass Valley road, will be sold jcheap. Also the tripe shop lot, with a water right. Apply to John Richards, 816 Jessie st., San Francisco. j10-1w Home-Made Jeweiry. 0, J. Brand is the only person in Nevada county who can manufacture any kind of jewelry to order. His work cannot be excelled, and his prices are very low. —_ Auge Furniture e For Sale.” A fine lot of f household furniture, consisting of everything needed in carrying on housekeeping, will be sold in lots to suit at a great bargain. For further ‘particulars enquire of Mr. Freud at the White House. _j22-tf. Genuine Ice Cream Reduced. Otto's celebrated -Sacramento ‘Ice able in advance, in addition to rae Well as Scrofulous and Cream, made of pure cream, the’ best . ~ in the State, pints 25 cents, quarts 50: cn and not to look behind, but after proceeding a short distance the latter turned ‘his head and glanced down ithe road. The daring stranger had dis. appeared. Engle says the man was not masked, but appeared to have on a false beard. He was of sandy. complexion, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, and wore a brown hat, but had no coat on. The pistel he carried was probably a 88 calibre, although Engle.says it looked as big as a cannon. : resembles that of the individual who on Tuesday morning stopped Detective Gibson and Charles Sladky, of San Francisco, in a buggy on the San Juan road, and a few minutes later stopped a buggy containing Robert Latta and P, G. Peters, of this city. It is gener. ally believed' that he is the same man. The officers and a few private citizens have some slight suspicions, but thus far nothing has been found that actually amounts toa clew. Sein at Clipper Gap. The preliminary work on the South Yuba Company’ 8 large storage dam at Clipper Ga w under way. In a -week or two & be put at work. It is expected by the Company to finish the dam in about 90 days. The reservoir will coveran area of about 40 acres and contain 10,000 inches running for 24 hours. Estimated in gallons the capacity wil} be about 160 million gallons. The dam will be 42 feet high, 426 feet long and 150 feet high, 426 feet long and 1650 feet wide at the,base. The dam will be built of rock and earth, and the work done by the company.—Sentinel. Left For Home. , Gedrge W. Hentze, for many years a resident of this city and for a long time clerk for the late B. H. Miller, after visiting here several weeks, left on the noon train today for his home at Joliet, Il, where he has been engaged in the cigar and tobacco business for a number of years. His old friends hereabouts wish him a pleasant journey. A Fact Worth Waeey Se eiee: Consumption, La Le Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases are . cured by Shiloh’s Cure. ©. Sold by Dickerman & Co. otha The ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root, Tea isa plesssis cure for Constipation. Sold by Dickerman & Co. CROCKERY and GLASSWARE —aT— Berry Sets Water Pitchers Water Goblets Berry Dishes Fruit Bowls on foot Butter Dishes Yéllow Mixing Bowls. Rose Bowls Flower Pots , Mush and Berry sets complete Genuine Carlsbad China pated Tea Sets, complete. . Levers charge Prat Anerian nse Tea (o COMMERCIAL 8T....Nevada City MONEY: SAVING STORE. _ _ —W. D. LEWIS, PROPRIETOR OF fail to procure one of these handsome. pictures as this offer stands fora short time only. UNION HOTEL, The description of this man closely . force of ‘men: will . ” price of the portrait, 95 cents. Do not Syphilitic Taints. Fifty per cent. more virtue than is usually given by others for the. same W. E. JOHNSTON, ““" Headquarters for WOOD of All Kinds. Broad and Commercial sts. Telephone No. 43. a money. Also superior in quality. Prepared iy : i = rl Schuldt & Co., . ' = [. = a r Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY & MORRIS, _ PROPRIETORS. Chemists and Pharmacists, Union Drug Store, Main Street. Sole Agents for Paso Robles Springs Mineral Water AH 0. are Relief Hill, a Y A OME Gummer PECIALTIES A 50 cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them. Waists is Levy, Lincoln. Sacramento, The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves In Summer shines from Highest of all in ep bho ol 8 Foop, Report). They Hot Weather 1 up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. Millinery Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly A Good Time=-——— Dimities, Grass Goods. _ ail — Keeper is what every person wants. Yet no watch or ik, matter how well it is built or how much it cost Ba Bye eg the best service it is capable of unless it is properly handled, ‘regularly wound and occasionally cleaned. Sometimes it needs reoie. ho does your watch work? Have you ever tried us? e have three as good watchmakers as there are in the West, and watches are sent to us from various parts of the coast. We do only the best class of work and charge you only honest ze Popes gels ga zon Sve No “nerepevenaraion » nO extortion. needs fixing, and you perfectly safe to send it to us ESR ORY ME Tee NET a By Registered Mail or by Express. There may-be A Wedding To which you have been bidden. to buy for a present. It’s a hard question ¢. Drop in and see if we can’t help you out of the dilemma. We've everything in gold and silver and plated ware—thi look well smote the other E heen and that will ng jo to the promnent ve bride and groom. Seeing the things on aie suggest what you ought to buy, arid the price will not deter you from buying anything in our store. Have you any gold specimens you want made into We also set precious we manufacture jew > You don't know just heen elry ?. ams, We follow the nee atyles jes when ry. LUET. J E & BRAN D, Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad st., Nevada City. = from San Francisco. Ar elegant los: of shapes and tr urate WE TRL HATS F Mrs Lester & Crawfard MAIN STREET -Absolutely Fure. A cream of tartar baking NEVADA CITY -. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will always-find cis. motto prevails at my ngth. Novelty. Wood Working and Repair Shop b soceinis of TURNING and BAND SAW ULDINGS of all kinds on hand. Re pa hag tora shortest notice. H. C. WEISENBURGER, Suceessor to O. C. Percival, — (Latest UniTep STATES GOVERNMENT Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. M Take a Chance ~ P. G. SCADDEN, — in my Beautiful -SOLID SILVER SUGAR BOWL With a Dozen Solid Sflver Spoons A Chance for every’50 Cents’ worth of goods bought from me for Cash. CAPITAL JAPAN TEA, 60 cents a ee First-class tea. Prize with every package. The Grocer COMMERCIAL STREET, ‘NEVADA CITY. Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA-CITY. A. J. BOVEY, Manufacturer of and Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO SEE . MY FINE STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order in the best manner and at reasonae Lee Repairing neatly and promptly ‘Broad street, head of Union street, Notice To Taxpayers. Catch On At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Two sizes, regular 5 cts, double sheet; Little Decoy, 25 cents a box. Don’t buy any other. Decoys . . do the work. Also, INSECT . POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. Vinton Drugs Broad St. Notice is hereby given that I will be at the City Hall on and after MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1896, And until Monday, August 3, 12 A, M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal Has No Terrors For you when you are partaking of FOLEY’S Ice Cream straight or his Ice Cream Soda. Only choicest ingredients used. Flavored with}. pure, fresh juices. Smooth, rich, delicious. My Candies Still Lead For Excellence At home and abroad. I make all the choicest “oTHE HUB.” Corner Pine Pine and -. Commercial Streets. owes. At the Union Fruit Store. tf . Choicest Wines, Liquors and Ome ‘s! varieties found in-San Francisco or elsewhere. . Made fresh daily. ‘_FOLEY’S __“srmerty FIRST-CLASS between the hours of 10 and} —43-COMMERCIAL’ st Say Se — si LIBERTY BELL ‘SS Complexion Soay ‘Ten Cents a Box _ Three Elegant Cakes PP CHEAPER THAN DIRT ! 7, om sere ee 9S 10 ‘Cents igh ig he: . This Soap contains. BUTTERMILK in’ proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. . . . . We GUARANTEE to not substitute in putting up Prescriptions. H. DICKERIIAN «& CO., © DRUGS AND STATIONERY, _ Cor, Pine and Commercial ste. Advertisers Get . As The best results from the DAKLY TRARscripr. ‘The rates are the most able for the quality of the service given: This has been the verdict of the adver_tising public of Nevada county-for more. than a paid! of a century.