March 13, 1896 (4 pages)

A Be nse xcs aE Cte Paik ceeteaes { 2 _ sBaldin Advance fera Full Year. ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] * (Catabtished Sept: 8, 1860., 3 _ Rewada City, Nevada County, Published Evenings = Daily xcept Sundays and Blas mast rr iene Fifteen Cents a Week, ; Six Dollarsa Year — Calif. Loca. Reapine Noricrs—Ten Cente a Line for First Insertion, Five Cente a Line Each Sub. {rom a visit to San Francisco. ‘sequent Timé, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appll-. children arrived here last evening from San Francisco. FRIDAY.. WERE MARRIED LAST NIGHT. MARCH 13, 1896. —~ “fin Made Man and Wife,’ The wedding of George F. Adair and Miss Nellie Martin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Martin, took place last night! yesterday. at the beautitful residence of the bride’s Parente on Prospect Hill. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. C. Gray, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal . } Church. At 10 o’clock the wedding party entered the brilliantly illuminated parlor, keeping time to the strains of Mendelsson’s pretty wedding march, played in the most charming manner by Miss May and Misy Gertrude Adair on the piano. The contracting parties took a position immediately beneath a huge floral wedding Dell, composed of smilax and white violets, and the minister pronounced the holy words which made them man and wife. Miss Lottie Martin, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Harry Evans, nephew: of the groom, was. best man. Grove Eddy and: pretty little Lillie Martin were the guard and maid of honor, “The costumes worn on the occasion by those composing the wedding party were very fine. The bride was attired in a dress of white silk with brocade lace trimmings, and carried a small bunch of violets in her hand. Miss Lottie Martin’s costume was a gown of cream-colored silk, Tbe maid of honor was attired in a pink-silk dress, The groom and groomsman wore the conventional suite of black, After);the wedding ceremony had been performed the large assemblage of friends and relatives repaired to the ‘adjoining beautiful’ * residence, appropriate gift of the beids's fathon, where . 7H0 Latest Events at Grass Yalley Up to the happy couple will probably reside during the majority of their days to come. In the‘dining room a sumptuous wedding supper which had been prepared awaited the coming of the bridal party and invited guests, The. long extension table was{iman, He had the Chinaman arrested and l:den with the choicest of viands and dur-. he will have his hearing tomorrow. at 10 ing the repast the sincerest congratula—. o’clock, tions were offered for the present and future welfare ol the mated couple. Mrs. Adair is one of the fairest of Nevada City’s daughters and her many ac-. p complishments are but embellishments of the many amiable traits of a noble character, 'Shé is a native of Turkey, a fact probably not very extensively known, at the time of her. birth Mr. Martin being at work in that. country in the service of the British Government. Mr, Adair is an industrious and upright young man, He has taken up the trade of plumbing as a means of gaining a livelihood und isin the employ of Geo. E,Turner. .Both the young folks have a host of friends and they, t gether, with the Transcript, unite in wishing, that may their joys be as deep as the ocean, and their sorrows as light as its foam, A co Chronicle of Varios Folks . daughter, Mrs. Mott, at Sacramento in the near future. has been on the sick list, is able to =eens 4 again, Charles O’Connor was down from Lake Mr. George Adair an and Miss Nellie Mar-. City yesterday, Miss Mand McKillican of ‘North Bloom. statehood, field has returned from a trip to San Francisco, train, from Sacramento in the interest of Henderson & Co. in this city. on the morning train, here today on her way to San Francisco, Francisco, are in town. town, Francisco, are in town, umbia Hill today. Bet today, came over from Columbia Hill today. town. his home at San Juan, sit up. Mrs, Miller is still confined in bed and the two children are now much better. town last night and. was struck over the head with a piece of scantling by a Chinacontract for ere’ the Electric F for San Jose, Miners Association is arouad and is meeting with good success, died last night of inflammation of the bowels, mento, has returned to the Capital City and intends to remain there. = “FARSI poms . tt < _ Doings and Intentions, JH, B, Woolcourt of Oakland is, in torn. Aaron Arbogast returned here last evening Mrs. D. Brodt-and Mra, L. Brodtand two Mrs. Jonathan Clavk will vi-it her Fablic Administrator Ed. Schmidt, who S. 8. Williams of Relief Hill was in town W.L. Pritchard arrived on the morning Will is one of the popuar traveling men who is mela welcomed E. Sullivan of San Fihalines arrived here J. B. Mardon, E. D, Seald and Royal Heath, of. San Francisco, arrived here last: Martin, cousin of the bride, on the violin . evening. Mrs, John Hayes of Sierra Valley arrived L, Kauffman and W, E. Hassen, of San Geo, T. Emery of San Francisco is in T. 8. Davis and A. Hambuges, of San G. H. Hendrickson came over from OolO. K, Cloudman came over from .You R. W. Hendricks, and T. E. Bigelow W.J. Hoffman of San Francisco is itt Chas. L, Miller, who has been quite ill at is now able to BY TELEPHONE, 4 O'clock This Afternoon. G. Bennett got into a row down in ChinaMcKinley and ee who have had the i g the pole and wires for -r Company, have comleted their : and are about to leave The committee soliciting funds for the The 1-month-old child of John Chellew Gregory Returns. Eugene J. Gregory, ex-Mayor of SacraIt. will be reSS, vm there they will go to} Fresno toeng . in the same kind’ of work for the power so npany that is putting in a plant there, _THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, membered that when he went away, he was accused of fleeing to escape investigation as to alleged improper acts in connection with the building of . the railroad bridge between Sacramento and Yolo, and there ‘was another story to the effect that Mr, Grégory took his sudden flight and prolonged. his ‘ thing we would impress upon you is that “._ wétarned from a trip to the lower country. Reed were discharged from the county jail today, their terms of 10 days each having . delegates to the Republican’ National cons vention. ; The four hobos who were released from chatody yeaterday managed to get enough mioney ‘together by begging and divers other ways to get good and gloriously drunk. Marshal Getchell and Under Sheriff Pascoe found them near the depot and arrested them, Two of the men were today seneach.end.the.third was given 90 days by Justice M niloy. ° Somme party or other discharged a pistol} m about'nine o’clock last evening in the rear of Hennessey’ 3 stable, A crowd quickly gathered, but'as to who fired the shot could not be discovered. Don’t forget that the athletes will hold forth at the Armory tonight. And another they go to Grass Valley tomorrow evening in a special] train, leaving at 6:30 o’clock. You can accompany them down and back for 40 cents. John Rafter got a piece of steel in his eye taineer mine and will be laid up for a few days, e ‘he young ladies who will appear with the Athletic Club tonight are a strong fea ture in themselves and their different feats will meet with the admiration of all who witness them, P;C. Peterson of Relief Hill yesterday He brought with him two mules and_ will mite, They are rather wild creatures and itor a local horseshoer tried to shoe them they made such resistance that it was necessary to throw them in order to perform the wor't. After having undergone*a thorough ‘and ‘ciligent course of instruction at ‘the, hands of Professor Barr, the mcmbers of the Athletic C ub who will take part in tonight's extibiton than ever. before, that J. F, Stranahan had sold li a: completed residence is ‘ igo stay because he had secured several thousands of dollars from Mrs, Bruce B, Lee, a widow, and that he could not meet his obligations when -his notes fell due, nies that he had anything to do with the bridge business and says that the money borrowing transaction with Mrs: Lee was a teneed by’ Justice Holbrook to 60 days] simple business proposition. for the purpose of securing some. valuable patents, and to organize a company. for ; the tographs upon bank checks, letters of credit and railroad tickets, his mission, -but he has been very ill atid has aged very much, " have formed an organizatioa for mutual benefit, siou law was a matter of discussion, and a resoluion waa adopted declaring that the the Jofher day while working in the Mounsixty’or more teachers assembled would no longer pay portions of their salaries toward the pengion fund under the present law. They recommended sidiilar action by all the teachers of the State until @ more intelligent law.shall have been enacted, heir prompt and stares yet easy action, blotches, impure condition of the blood, which may use the animals underground at the Eagle. be pig cleansed and renewed by the use-.of efficicious and economical of blood purifiers. ” Hon, J.'F, Kidder, chairman of the’ Republican Congressional committee of the Second Congressional district, has issued a call for a meeting of the committee in the Supreme Court room of the Capitol on Mon} erformance are prepared to put se a better} day, March 23. The purpose of the meeting is to arrange for the election of delegates E, B. Wilson, John Davis and Artiur]} to the State Convention which is to meet in Sacramento on the fifth of May to select ham’ s Dye for the Whiskers, . He. deHe went East anufacture of machines for taking phoHe was successful. in 2 2@eTeachérs’ Pétisions. The school teachers of Alameda county At their last mecting the new pen—_——— 2-00 Hoov’s Pitts have won high praise fo “ALL SIGNS FAIL’ —except pimples and There never fail to indicate an yer’s Sarsaparilla. The most Second Congressional District. et onl Worp comes from all quarters that the. i neatest aud most satislactory dye fer color}ing the beard a brown or black is Buvking. ‘elegraph nc Ne From all Parts of the World. eee “Up wp wet ‘This Afternoon. . a ee . Special to the Daily Transer For New Mexico's Entrance, Mark rvain Il. Lonpon, March 13. sor ee Twain is seriously sick at a small town in Sengal, No Trouble Anticipated. Maprip, March 13.—At a meeting of the Cabinet yesterday. the Premier made the; announcement that the possibilities ‘of a conflict with the United States were now very remote, If the riotous students can be subdued the aniversities will*be reopened fn'. ; a few days. ~A man has been arrested at Baroslons hay ing thirty dynamite cartridges on his person, It is thought he had desigas on the U.S. Consulate. “Are-Not-Authorative,——Lonvon, March.13,—The officials of the National Sporting Chub state that they have not yet offered a purse for Corbett and Fitzsimmons, and although willing to match the fighters, will do! so.off off conditign ay that Corbett apologizes(for, certain & femal made in reference to the Club. ~ ™ The-Rio all: Right. San Francraco, Marsh 13.—The steamship Alameda, just~in from Sydney, confirms intelligence. that the steamer City of Rio de Janiero is in port at Honululu, More Gold Gous. Out. WASHINGTON, March 13. —The ices was depleted again today by the loss of $131,800 in gold coin and $30,000 in gold bara. serve in the Treasary at $136,000,000; + / a> Trouble at: Frankfort."Franxrort, Ky.,;March 13.—At 11:30 o’clock today Sheriff Armstrong received orders from Governor Bradley to. clear the lobbies of the capitol building, which: had been taken possession of by Blackburn and his. followers, and did.so, Trouble which subsequently followed led to the Governor denying that he had made any such order, Cleveland’s Messenger, New York, March 13,—It is currently reported from Washington that President Cleveland has sent a military officer to Cuba to make an investigation of affairs there and report to him the stall of his observations, Willis Coming Home, Hono.uuv, March 23th.—United States Minister, Wiilis will leave Hawaii on April 15th. It is reported the American Legatioa will remain closed until the expiration of President Cleveland’s term, Menelek and His. Army. slowly ‘ advancing on Entisko, between Adigraft and Edowa, in Abysinnia. Should his forces andthe Italians meet there will, be great logs of life on both sides, nani S Court. > well presiding: Estate of Mary Canfield, deceased. Order} 9 charge. Mary Ella Sinith et al. vs, Ratrick Nan-! kins. Order granting defendant 30 days aiditional time to prope statement on motion fore new trial. om = A.§ Matteson vs. T. J. Wagoner. Arged and: submitted. tanh “aby . Bus‘ness For Sate, +7 a £3 i pene NE, a ee ee “} vada; stores in the county for sale at a bargain, Has a large patronage, pase am good paying country trade, This is.one of the best opportunities See offered in Nevada County to secure a wellestablished and flourishing _ business at a ee figs i Sie Wasuinaron, March 13th.—The Senate “(Phe students who-are informed of-his safety This-leavee the amount of gold .re-. ) ‘Fall » negotiations iFriday Evening, March 49th, , Prof., Barr Benisn, March 13.—King Wonktek’< is gents, Ladies and Children, 25 cents, 25 cents extra for gentlemen to the dance. will be charged 50 cents to the dance, Seibert, Eee 9 Thé following pusizieed wel trangacted: in} that ker the Superior Court today, Hon. Sohn Cald~. rodm’ of said weld Cokst, & granting decree of distripution and final dis-{ the issuance ; that Monday, the 30h ‘} o'clock A. i psid Reure 5 unas aie the tetas tor pote the atin oe One of the ‘oldest and most* Sttensive ond place proving Noe hei ee Wile Wuierer Sentenced, a -Heavy Snow Storm. section since last night. rzads and general business traffic, equally severe in the surrounding country, . Dhe blizzard is still on, Duke Oldenbourg Safe, ““Brrxecey, Cal., March 11.—Charles L. The prospective heir to a German dukedom, who was the cause of so much anxiety on the part of his fellow students at-Berkeley, by his long continued and unaccounted for absence has been located in San Francisco. are anxious to know why he does not return to. Berkeley and account for himself, L. O, Hilborn “stated that Olderbourg intends leaving for Mexico on the steamer which sails the 18th inst., to join. his father, who swith go with him to Germany for the pur‘pose of. settling preliminary. matters connected with his acquirement of the right of succession to the dukedom, Riotous Students, Maprip, March, 12,—At Corunna, 200 students belonging to the University, joined in a parade yesterday, cheered for Spain, and burned the American flag. The police suc". ceeded ‘in-préventing the rioters approachthe United States Consulate: At. Alicante ‘. Mayor. and police, while dispersing . @ similar demonstration, were pelted with stones. Some policemen were badly hurt. Wiil Go Right Ahead. It has’ now been definitely settled >that between the Electric {Power Company and K. Casper are cff. . Next’ Mondey.bvening Mr. <Caspor will let the contract for his new power house ‘and will from now on go right ahead with all the contemplated improvementa to his plant, Tho Nevada City Athletic Club Bt y ‘ Will Give a . Grand Exhibition ARMORY HALL, And His Class —)F— 60 Boys and Girls ’ WILL APPEAR, : t hue to Exhibition—Gentlemen 50 Gentlemen not attending the Exhibition Notice for eroving Will. i hed THE SUPERIOR . court, IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, Stite of California In the matter of the estate of E! izabeth otice is “hereby given eth day of Figs Seg said day, at thetbure] atthe Court House in the: city and c.unty of Nev vada, hag been appointed of me as the time and plice for proving the will said Elizabeth Seibert. deceased, and for hearing the application of Carl F. Scheemer for him of letters testamentar; when and where any person in‘erested may appear and . ite oe same, Dated March 11th J. QREANY, ANY, Clerk. Fred Searls, Poss “< Petitioner. mie Notice For Proving Will, ys THE SUPERIOR “Court, IN AND FOR ane county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of William T. Thomas, deceased. Notice is hereby givea day ef March, 1896, at 10 of said day, at the Court room of and Pe of Nethe time at 10.0’clo¢k deceased, and for hearing the applifon at af Charles E "Paber and Daniel Furth the issuance to shearer letters testa , Union, Mo., March 12, —Dr. Arthur. vada fouudry to the mines, and here for Committee on Territories has reported, fayDuestrow, convicted in the Circuit Court} the'time being the attentign of the crowd orably on the bill to admit New potriist to} here a short time ago of killing his wife and “. baby in St, Louis was today sentenced to be ‘“obhanged on April 22. Sakatoca, N. Y., March 12 —A -snow ‘. storm of great severity has prevailed in this Nearly two feet of: 810w . haa fallen, interfering with the rail‘ : Reports . % but retained a grasp on the reins, and this morning show the storm to have been Oldenbourg and his diamond ring are safe. . RXOMTING RONAWAY TODAY . frei Hurt, A Rig Wrecked and _ a Runaway Horse Injured. About 1 o’clock this afternoon people who happened to be inside of buildings along: Commercial: street---were -attractdd to the doors and.windows thereof by the rattle and crash of broken crockery, as it -Jleft the hind part of a buggy drawn by a horse going lickety-split up the thoroughfare. The horse. sailed around Pine stree6 with a swing and “continued along } Pine street to-Spring and thence along that street to the rodd going down past the Ne~ that had followed the flying rig left-it, The horse and’ biggy was driven out Sacramento street by Mrs, Lillie Ellis, three other persons being in the vehicle besides . ;herself—Mra. Lizzie Ragon and her two litfle daughters. When near the depot Mrs. Ellis turned the horse around and the animal becoming. frightened at something started on its wild flight down Sacramento f. Street, towards town, When Denny’s shop ‘was reached Mrs. Ellis was thrown was dragged to the bridge. At this point Mrs.:Ragon and her two children wére dashed from the seat and the buggy kept on emptiless, as far as human freight. was concerned, _ The ladies and children were taken into ‘the Union Hote] and Dr. Sawyer summoned . to attend to the injuries, of which all‘ re. ceived a number, Mrs, Ellis had an ankle hurt andjone of her hips severely injured, Mrs, Ragon. was bruised considerably. But the worst of the accident fell to the lot of the children, _ The little 2-year-old girl had the right leg broken just below the hip, and the 6-year-old child received a heavy gash over.the eye, had .a number of teeth knocked out and her mouth badly cut. The child suffered excrutiating pain and ways a pitiable _— to behold, ENJOYED THEMSELVES, The Members ;.of ‘Taurdl Parlor Jeane a Pleasant Evening, * Atter the ronbineDundee of Laurel Parlor, Native Daughters, had been disposed. of last night the light-hearted’ members. proceeded to enjoy themselves as be:t they knew how, An entertainment was given. during the evening which was highly interesting. Following was the eran Song, Miss Lizzie Avery, Recitation, Mra, Belle Douglass, Reading, Mrs, Jennie Hulmes, Song, Miss May Martin, Reading, Mrs, Ella Floyd, On the 17th of next month will occur the anniversary of the institution of Laurel Parlor and the Native Daughters propose rie th social hop in. commemoration of the fev "The: affair will be similar to that g én art Hydraulic’ Parlor a short time ago, Every Native Daughter will have the privilege of taking her husband, that is the married ones, and the single ladies may invite a gentleman friend, An invitation will also be extended to the Native Sons, " Will Give Her a Reception. .Thie'San Francisco Report says: Miss Edith Lawrence of the California Dramatic Company leaves Saturday next-for a few weeks’ visit to her mother and sister, in Nevada City. Preparations are being made by her many friends in Nevada City to give Miss Lawrence a reception on the anniversary of her birth, on the 17th inst, HFIY CENTS A WERK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents SOCOMBED 10 “PEO a ‘Death of Mrs. ‘inage Ballard, all Old and Respected Lady. The ever-grasping-arm of Death hae once more reached out and ‘removed from -tke cemmunity and all things earthly another bera,of Nevada City’s populace, acquisition added to the vast-army of the grim harvester is Mrs, Maria Bullard, wife of Birdseye Bullard, who expired at. halfpast eleven o’clock last night of pneumonia, that dread disease so fatal to all people and particularly so to aged ones. Mrs. Bullard has been in bad health for a number of years, owing to old age, and when the present attack came the constitution having lost the greater part of its vitality was unable to withstand the shock and its effects, Mrs. Ballard was one of those good old ladies whoin one to know could not help but like and she had very . many: friends, both old and young, who. will learn with regrét of her demise, Possessed of those qualifications kindness and generousness of with the progress of declining years, she commanded the respect of all. was 8] years, 11 months and 4 days of age, and has been a resident of this city for about thirty-five years, At the time of her marriage to Mr. Bullard, twenty-one years ago, he conducted the skating rink in Armory Hall and the occasion will be remembered by all the older residents, as he celebrated the event by inviting the people for ‘‘miles around” to come and skate free of. charge, aud the hall was crowded, Besides a husband she leaves a son-in-law, ©, C. Taft, who lives mear Sacramento; a stepdaughter, and five grandchildren—three boys and two girs. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Methodist Church. Worp comes from all quarters that the neatest and most satisfactory dye for coloring the beard a brown or black is Buckingham’s Dye for the Whiskers, Sc otplacs: Garden Tools. ' When you want a good rake, hoe, garden trowel, spade or articles in that line, remember Legg & Shaw are the people that have them for sale, m1 9¢tf one of the oldest and most esteemed mem~. ->** The latest}. heart, characteristics seémingly inseparable Deceased . + ay coma ‘Active oredivations fire bekig cides i as Sunday School concert at the M; EChureh, which will take place next Sunday evening, we A platform will be erected and extra seats will be provided for~ the’. friends!) at the young folks. An interesting rogr been arranged and the little ones are drilled for the. occasion. : hos diate = lt wilt Be a a, Good ‘One. J. T. Howard, Regs will delivek” an oo teresting lecture at the: Agsembly ‘room © of the Grass Valley schoolhouse tonight, . subject will be “E Pluribus Unum” and it is safe to say that the lecture will be: well worth attending. All Recommend Ie om i Ask your physician; your d “and your friends about Shiloh’s anes tor Con— sumption, They will recommend: it, ‘Sold by Dickerman & Co,: ete 3 Shoes For $ or Six Bits. apr You. can buy a gnaé pair. of Boya’ -Sehool Shoes for 75' cents at the Branch iacoaupe Notice fg ; ive Public, ' We have: sold to Mrs; J. Levy all our interest in the entire stock of goods now located ‘in the Branch Winder Store ‘on — Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal.” H. Leverr, February 27, 1896. A Fact Worth Knowing, _ Consumption, LaGripaks. Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases ‘are cured By Shiloh’s'Cure. ‘Sold by Dickerman & Co, oe The Plardvery Gs Saved His Life. . Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaversville, Ill, says: “To Dr. King’s New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, ‘but of no avail and was given u and told I could not live. Having: Dry® "3 New Discovery in my atore I sent for a bottle and began its use.and from the first dose began to get better, and after uéing. three bottles was up and about again, It is Worth its weight in gold, We won’t keep store or house withou it.” Get a free trial at Dick. erman-& Co.’s Drug Store. Ladies’ ‘Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, p patent tips, only $1 per pair, at the Branch Wonder. m2-tf P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL. ee] {HIPAA AAP OEE Has on Hand The ‘Freshest and . Best ‘Stock Provisions, Can Goods, Etc., Etc,, To be, found in Nevada City ee, Goods delivered free ‘of charge. sa ae ae ab aba eae lee & week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents’ u week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. Free Lectures, , At Methodist Church lecture room every Monday and Saturday evenings, at 7:30 o’clock. Babje ot—‘‘Christian Co-operation Made Plain.” Lecturer will teach laborers how to live on less than 10 cents a day. ‘. This is very important. All should attend. Speaker, G. W. Wilderman, ml2lw For. Rent, Four furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping for small family, Enquire at this office. ; ‘ Pocket-Book Lost. A {bocket-book was lost Thursday between Park Avenue and the. Postoffice. Finder return to this office and receive liberal reward, ml2iw House and Lot For Sale, None in the World from MAINT Sole Agents for Nevada City. Ladies’ Favorite. : IT Is THE Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. Iwoult then seem plain that it is woman’s duty. to secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIB&E and EASY FITTIN G Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcester, And. millions of happy hearts today, from Maine to om are throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal Worcester. 150 Styles at prices SO cents to aig Mrs. Lester & Crawford, eae STREET A te of 5 rooms and a 1~acre lot are Enquire at this office or Jackson's store, 11 For Sale. The E. W. Towle ran ranch near Sugar Loaf, consisting of about’ acres of land, a good houge and othe Dduildings, “besides all stock re for sale ata bargain. ‘enquire on the premises Mrs. EB. We Tow e, when and where aay eg Fred Searls, Scent Hs (OREANY, Cher SPORE DER S ‘MEETING. of}! ia ‘County Narrow the election of the ensuing twelve on ef ek eae fe wink, ie ott ied alley, Neders of the 8 CHAS. CLEVELAND. February 17, 1866, pa intereste i may apee sung anon of dy petite RAIL: ; “For. Sale, Long-established Kx Hexpees Sian. nt horse and wagon, « Baquire of FLT. Nilon. “NO ae ORE DITURS. : said deceased. to exh it then’. oy the, reba eae’ ry if pcg na OF tb four months after, lA@mintitenton, ; oftcs. 6 of J rae Wit tng, sAttorney -atuae, ies “Nina oun ihe Get peas of Val for bat ‘ransnetion ee the ante ‘coypnty of Nevada. JOHN WEEKS, wAmatnistrator, of ‘the estate of George Ww. ¥. KIDDER, Presid Caos en Funscn,Sucrtary. Phen pie) PIGS FEET, : A Complete line of D.’ Telephone No. 44. . Grade Bited hie th day of Maren, A. D., 1896. ta fa * offered for sale at a reasonable price. Part, Mevireererserersereersernevtrnertrnerervernevnrnerera down and rest in installments. Free water, mmr We Sell For Cash. Not In ThePish Business But this does not hinder us from Pieikeutyy COPE PRT caer the test Of. SALMON BELLIES, PICKELED SALMON, nee SALT MACKEREL, os gpvelian THING FC R SOME CF ade BUDW -Ferrey’s SEEDS. an Fastern California, H end, Swine Cn A. Es. wou,’ A‘LUNCH. TRY. THEM BISER. BEER.ae fe) Concert, Sunday Even £50 f hehe ban Bis pes Herbet Filet Grass Valley, Storekeeper a position in the duties of the . but that Mr. . atudies, ‘ToRPIDITY the atomach the failure o -Cathartic Pill and bowels, c app etite, N On Sunday _ every Sunday a train will le City at 1 o’clc wada City for. Gxo, Fixrc Gen. P. 4A

A Be nse xcs aE Cte Paik ceeteaes { 2 _ sBaldin Advance fera Full Year. ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] * (Catabtished Sept: 8, 1860., 3 _ Rewada City, Nevada County, Published Evenings = Daily xcept Sundays and Blas mast rr iene Fifteen Cents a Week, ; Six Dollarsa Year — Calif. Loca. Reapine Noricrs—Ten Cente a Line for First Insertion, Five Cente a Line Each Sub. {rom a visit to San Francisco. ‘sequent Timé, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Appll-. children arrived here last evening from San Francisco. FRIDAY.... WERE MARRIED LAST NIGHT. MARCH 13, 1896. —~ “fin Made Man and Wife,’ The wedding of George F. Adair and Miss Nellie Martin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Martin, took place last night! yesterday. at the beautitful residence of the bride’s Parente on Prospect Hill. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. C. Gray, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal . } Church. At 10 o’clock the wedding party entered the brilliantly illuminated parlor, keeping time to the strains of Mendelsson’s pretty wedding march, played in the most charming manner by Miss May and Misy Gertrude Adair on the piano. The contracting parties took a position immediately beneath a huge floral wedding Dell, composed of smilax and white violets, and the minister pronounced the holy words which made them man and wife. Miss Lottie Martin, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Harry Evans, nephew: of the groom, was. best man. Grove Eddy and: pretty little Lillie Martin were the guard and maid of honor, “The costumes worn on the occasion by those composing the wedding party were very fine. The bride was attired in a dress of white silk with brocade lace trimmings, and carried a small bunch of violets in her hand. Miss Lottie Martin’s costume was a gown of cream-colored silk, Tbe maid of honor was attired in a pink-silk dress, The groom and groomsman wore the conventional suite of black, After);the wedding ceremony had been performed the large assemblage of friends and relatives repaired to the ‘adjoining beautiful’ * residence, appropriate gift of the beids's fathon, where . 7H0 Latest Events at Grass Yalley Up to the happy couple will probably reside during the majority of their days to come. In the‘dining room a sumptuous wedding supper which had been prepared awaited the coming of the bridal party and invited guests, The. long extension table was{iman, He had the Chinaman arrested and l:den with the choicest of viands and dur-. he will have his hearing tomorrow. at 10 ing the repast the sincerest congratula—. o’clock, tions were offered for the present and future welfare ol the mated couple. Mrs. Adair is one of the fairest of Nevada City’s daughters and her many ac-. p complishments are but embellishments of the many amiable traits of a noble character, 'Shé is a native of Turkey, a fact probably not very extensively known, at the time of her. birth Mr. Martin being at work in that. country in the service of the British Government. Mr, Adair is an industrious and upright young man, He has taken up the trade of plumbing as a means of gaining a livelihood und isin the employ of Geo. E,Turner.. .Both the young folks have a host of friends and they, t gether, with the Transcript, unite in wishing, that may their joys be as deep as the ocean, and their sorrows as light as its foam, A co Chronicle of Varios Folks . daughter, Mrs. Mott, at Sacramento in the near future. has been on the sick list, is able to =eens 4 again, Charles O’Connor was down from Lake Mr. George Adair an and Miss Nellie Mar-. City yesterday, Miss Mand McKillican of ‘North Bloom. statehood, field has returned from a trip to San Francisco, train, from Sacramento in the interest of Henderson & Co. in this city. on the morning train, here today on her way to San Francisco, Francisco, are in town. town, Francisco, are in town, umbia Hill today. Bet today, came over from Columbia Hill today. town. his home at San Juan, sit up. Mrs, Miller is still confined in bed and the two children are now much better. town last night and. was struck over the head with a piece of scantling by a Chinacontract for ere’ the Electric F for San Jose, Miners Association is arouad and is meeting with good success, died last night of inflammation of the bowels, mento, has returned to the Capital City and intends to remain there. = “FARSI poms . tt < _ Doings and Intentions, JH, B, Woolcourt of Oakland is, in torn. Aaron Arbogast returned here last evening Mrs. D. Brodt-and Mra, L. Brodtand two Mrs. Jonathan Clavk will vi-it her Fablic Administrator Ed. Schmidt, who S. 8. Williams of Relief Hill was in town W.L. Pritchard arrived on the morning Will is one of the popuar traveling men who is mela welcomed E. Sullivan of San Fihalines arrived here J. B. Mardon, E. D, Seald and Royal Heath, of. San Francisco, arrived here last: Martin, cousin of the bride, on the violin . evening. Mrs, John Hayes of Sierra Valley arrived L, Kauffman and W, E. Hassen, of San Geo, T. Emery of San Francisco is in T. 8. Davis and A. Hambuges, of San G. H. Hendrickson came over from OolO. K, Cloudman came over from .You R. W. Hendricks, and T. E. Bigelow W.J. Hoffman of San Francisco is itt Chas. L, Miller, who has been quite ill at is now able to BY TELEPHONE, 4 O'clock This Afternoon. G. Bennett got into a row down in ChinaMcKinley and ee who have had the i g the pole and wires for -r Company, have comleted their : and are about to leave The committee soliciting funds for the The 1-month-old child of John Chellew Gregory Returns. Eugene J. Gregory, ex-Mayor of SacraIt. will be reSS, vm there they will go to} Fresno toeng . in the same kind’ of work for the power so npany that is putting in a plant there, _THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT’S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, membered that when he went away, he was accused of fleeing to escape investigation as to alleged improper acts in connection with the building of . the railroad bridge between Sacramento and Yolo, and there ‘was another story to the effect that Mr, Grégory took his sudden flight and prolonged. his ‘ thing we would impress upon you is that “._ wétarned from a trip to the lower country. Reed were discharged from the county jail today, their terms of 10 days each having . delegates to the Republican’ National cons vention. ; The four hobos who were released from chatody yeaterday managed to get enough mioney ‘together by begging and divers other ways to get good and gloriously drunk. Marshal Getchell and Under Sheriff Pascoe found them near the depot and arrested them, Two of the men were today seneach.end.the.third was given 90 days by Justice M niloy. ° Somme party or other discharged a pistol} m about'nine o’clock last evening in the rear of Hennessey’ 3 stable, A crowd quickly gathered, but'as to who fired the shot could not be discovered. Don’t forget that the athletes will hold forth at the Armory tonight. And another they go to Grass Valley tomorrow evening in a special] train, leaving at 6:30 o’clock. You can accompany them down and back for 40 cents. John Rafter got a piece of steel in his eye taineer mine and will be laid up for a few days, e ‘he young ladies who will appear with the Athletic Club tonight are a strong fea ture in themselves and their different feats will meet with the admiration of all who witness them, P;C. Peterson of Relief Hill yesterday He brought with him two mules and_ will mite, They are rather wild creatures and itor a local horseshoer tried to shoe them they made such resistance that it was necessary to throw them in order to perform the wor't. After having undergone*a thorough ‘and ‘ciligent course of instruction at ‘the, hands of Professor Barr, the mcmbers of the Athletic C ub who will take part in tonight's extibiton than ever. before, that J. F, Stranahan had sold li a: completed residence is ‘ igo stay because he had secured several thousands of dollars from Mrs, Bruce B, Lee, a widow, and that he could not meet his obligations when -his notes fell due, nies that he had anything to do with the bridge business and says that the money borrowing transaction with Mrs: Lee was a teneed by’ Justice Holbrook to 60 days] simple business proposition. for the purpose of securing some. valuable patents, and to organize a company. for ; the tographs upon bank checks, letters of credit and railroad tickets, his mission, -but he has been very ill atid has aged very much, " have formed an organizatioa for mutual benefit, siou law was a matter of discussion, and a resoluion waa adopted declaring that the the Jofher day while working in the Mounsixty’or more teachers assembled would no longer pay portions of their salaries toward the pengion fund under the present law. They recommended sidiilar action by all the teachers of the State until @ more intelligent law.shall have been enacted, heir prompt and stares yet easy action, blotches, impure condition of the blood, which may use the animals underground at the Eagle. be pig cleansed and renewed by the use-.of efficicious and economical of blood purifiers. ” Hon, J.'F, Kidder, chairman of the’ Republican Congressional committee of the Second Congressional district, has issued a call for a meeting of the committee in the Supreme Court room of the Capitol on Mon} erformance are prepared to put se a better} day, March 23. The purpose of the meeting is to arrange for the election of delegates E, B. Wilson, John Davis and Artiur]} to the State Convention which is to meet in Sacramento on the fifth of May to select ham’ s Dye for the Whiskers, . He. deHe went East anufacture of machines for taking phoHe was successful. in 2 2@eTeachérs’ Pétisions. The school teachers of Alameda county At their last mecting the new pen—_——— 2-00 Hoov’s Pitts have won high praise fo “ALL SIGNS FAIL’ —except pimples and There never fail to indicate an yer’s Sarsaparilla. The most Second Congressional District. et onl Worp comes from all quarters that the. i neatest aud most satislactory dye fer color}ing the beard a brown or black is Buvking. ‘elegraph nc Ne From all Parts of the World. eee “Up wp wet ‘This Afternoon. . a ee . Special to the Daily Transer For New Mexico's Entrance, Mark rvain Il. Lonpon, March 13. sor ee Twain is seriously sick at a small town in Sengal, No Trouble Anticipated. Maprip, March 13.—At a meeting of the Cabinet yesterday. the Premier made the; announcement that the possibilities ‘of a conflict with the United States were now very remote, If the riotous students can be subdued the aniversities will*be reopened fn'. ; a few days. ~A man has been arrested at Baroslons hay ing thirty dynamite cartridges on his person, It is thought he had desigas on the U.S. Consulate. “Are-Not-Authorative,——Lonvon, March.13,—The officials of the National Sporting Chub state that they have not yet offered a purse for Corbett and Fitzsimmons, and although willing to match the fighters, will do! so.off off conditign ay that Corbett apologizes(for, certain & femal made in reference to the Club. ~ ™ The-Rio all: Right. San Francraco, Marsh 13.—The steamship Alameda, just~in from Sydney, confirms intelligence. that the steamer City of Rio de Janiero is in port at Honululu, More Gold Gous. Out. WASHINGTON, March 13. —The ices was depleted again today by the loss of $131,800 in gold coin and $30,000 in gold bara. serve in the Treasary at $136,000,000; + / a> Trouble at: Frankfort."Franxrort, Ky.,;March 13.—At 11:30 o’clock today Sheriff Armstrong received orders from Governor Bradley to. clear the lobbies of the capitol building, which: had been taken possession of by Blackburn and his. followers, and did.so, Trouble which subsequently followed led to the Governor denying that he had made any such order, Cleveland’s Messenger, New York, March 13,—It is currently reported from Washington that President Cleveland has sent a military officer to Cuba to make an investigation of affairs there and report to him the stall of his observations, Willis Coming Home, Hono.uuv, March 23th.—United States Minister, Wiilis will leave Hawaii on April 15th. It is reported the American Legatioa will remain closed until the expiration of President Cleveland’s term, Menelek and His. Army. slowly ‘ advancing on Entisko, between Adigraft and Edowa, in Abysinnia. Should his forces andthe Italians meet there will, be great logs of life on both sides, nani S Court. > well presiding: Estate of Mary Canfield, deceased. Order} 9 charge. Mary Ella Sinith et al. vs, Ratrick Nan-! kins. Order granting defendant 30 days aiditional time to prope statement on motion fore new trial. om = A.§ Matteson vs. T. J. Wagoner. Arged and: submitted. tanh “aby . Bus‘ness For Sate, +7 a £3 i pene NE, a ee ee “} vada; stores in the county for sale at a bargain, Has a large patronage, pase am good paying country trade, This is.one of the best opportunities See offered in Nevada County to secure a wellestablished and flourishing _ business at a ee figs i Sie Wasuinaron, March 13th.—The Senate “(Phe students who-are informed of-his safety This-leavee the amount of gold .re-. ) ‘Fall » negotiations iFriday Evening, March 49th, , Prof., Barr Benisn, March 13.—King Wonktek’< is gents, Ladies and Children, 25 cents, 25 cents extra for gentlemen to the dance. will be charged 50 cents to the dance, Seibert, Eee 9 Thé following pusizieed wel trangacted: in} that ker the Superior Court today, Hon. Sohn Cald~. rodm’ of said weld Cokst, & granting decree of distripution and final dis-{ the issuance ; that Monday, the 30h ‘} o'clock A. i psid Reure 5 unas aie the tetas tor pote the atin oe One of the ‘oldest and most* Sttensive ond place proving Noe hei ee Wile Wuierer Sentenced, a -Heavy Snow Storm. section since last night. rzads and general business traffic, equally severe in the surrounding country, . Dhe blizzard is still on, Duke Oldenbourg Safe, ““Brrxecey, Cal., March 11.—Charles L. The prospective heir to a German dukedom, who was the cause of so much anxiety on the part of his fellow students at-Berkeley, by his long continued and unaccounted for absence has been located in San Francisco. are anxious to know why he does not return to. Berkeley and account for himself, L. O, Hilborn “stated that Olderbourg intends leaving for Mexico on the steamer which sails the 18th inst., to join. his father, who swith go with him to Germany for the pur‘pose of. settling preliminary. matters connected with his acquirement of the right of succession to the dukedom, Riotous Students, Maprip, March, 12,—At Corunna, 200

students belonging to the University, joined in a parade yesterday, cheered for Spain, and burned the American flag. The police suc". ceeded ‘in-préventing the rioters approachthe United States Consulate: At. Alicante ‘. Mayor. and police, while dispersing . @ similar demonstration, were pelted with stones. Some policemen were badly hurt. Wiil Go Right Ahead. It has’ now been definitely settled >that between the Electric {Power Company and K. Casper are cff. . Next’ Mondey.bvening Mr. <Caspor will let the contract for his new power house ‘and will from now on go right ahead with all the contemplated improvementa to his plant, Tho Nevada City Athletic Club Bt y ‘ Will Give a . Grand Exhibition ARMORY HALL, And His Class —)F— 60 Boys and Girls ’ WILL APPEAR, : t hue to Exhibition—Gentlemen 50 Gentlemen not attending the Exhibition Notice for eroving Will. i hed THE SUPERIOR . court, IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, Stite of California In the matter of the estate of E! izabeth otice is “hereby given eth day of Figs Seg said day, at thetbure] atthe Court House in the: city and c.unty of Nev vada, hag been appointed of me as the time and plice for proving the will said Elizabeth Seibert. deceased, and for hearing the application of Carl F. Scheemer for him of letters testamentar; when and where any person in‘erested may appear and . ite oe same, Dated March 11th J. QREANY, ANY, Clerk. Fred Searls, Poss “< Petitioner. mie Notice For Proving Will, ys THE SUPERIOR “Court, IN AND FOR ane county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the estate of William T. Thomas, deceased. Notice is hereby givea day ef March, 1896, at 10 of said day, at the Court room of and Pe of Nethe time at 10.0’clo¢k deceased, and for hearing the applifon at af Charles E "Paber and Daniel Furth the issuance to shearer letters testa , Union, Mo., March 12, —Dr. Arthur. vada fouudry to the mines, and here for Committee on Territories has reported, fayDuestrow, convicted in the Circuit Court} the'time being the attentign of the crowd orably on the bill to admit New potriist to} here a short time ago of killing his wife and “. baby in St, Louis was today sentenced to be ‘“obhanged on April 22. Sakatoca, N. Y., March 12 —A -snow ‘. storm of great severity has prevailed in this Nearly two feet of: 810w . haa fallen, interfering with the rail‘ : Reports . % but retained a grasp on the reins, and this morning show the storm to have been Oldenbourg and his diamond ring are safe. . RXOMTING RONAWAY TODAY . frei Hurt, A Rig Wrecked and _ a Runaway Horse Injured. About 1 o’clock this afternoon people who happened to be inside of buildings along: Commercial: street---were -attractdd to the doors and.windows thereof by the rattle and crash of broken crockery, as it -Jleft the hind part of a buggy drawn by a horse going lickety-split up the thoroughfare. The horse. sailed around Pine stree6 with a swing and “continued along } Pine street to-Spring and thence along that street to the rodd going down past the Ne~ that had followed the flying rig left-it, The horse and’ biggy was driven out Sacramento street by Mrs, Lillie Ellis, three other persons being in the vehicle besides . ;herself—Mra. Lizzie Ragon and her two litfle daughters. When near the depot Mrs. Ellis turned the horse around and the animal becoming. frightened at something started on its wild flight down Sacramento f. Street, towards town, When Denny’s shop ‘was reached Mrs. Ellis was thrown was dragged to the bridge. At this point Mrs.:Ragon and her two children wére dashed from the seat and the buggy kept on emptiless, as far as human freight. was concerned, _ The ladies and children were taken into ‘the Union Hote] and Dr. Sawyer summoned . to attend to the injuries, of which all‘ re. ceived a number, Mrs, Ellis had an ankle hurt andjone of her hips severely injured, Mrs, Ragon. was bruised considerably. But the worst of the accident fell to the lot of the children, _ The little 2-year-old girl had the right leg broken just below the hip, and the 6-year-old child received a heavy gash over.the eye, had .a number of teeth knocked out and her mouth badly cut. The child suffered excrutiating pain and ways a pitiable _— to behold, ENJOYED THEMSELVES, The Members ;.of ‘Taurdl Parlor Jeane a Pleasant Evening, * Atter the ronbineDundee of Laurel Parlor, Native Daughters, had been disposed. of last night the light-hearted’ members. proceeded to enjoy themselves as be:t they knew how, An entertainment was given. during the evening which was highly interesting. Following was the eran Song, Miss Lizzie Avery, Recitation, Mra, Belle Douglass, Reading, Mrs, Jennie Hulmes, Song, Miss May Martin, Reading, Mrs, Ella Floyd, On the 17th of next month will occur the anniversary of the institution of Laurel Parlor and the Native Daughters propose rie th social hop in. commemoration of the fev "The: affair will be similar to that g én art Hydraulic’ Parlor a short time ago, Every Native Daughter will have the privilege of taking her husband, that is the married ones, and the single ladies may invite a gentleman friend, An invitation will also be extended to the Native Sons, " Will Give Her a Reception. .Thie'San Francisco Report says: Miss Edith Lawrence of the California Dramatic Company leaves Saturday next-for a few weeks’ visit to her mother and sister, in Nevada City. Preparations are being made by her many friends in Nevada City to give Miss Lawrence a reception on the anniversary of her birth, on the 17th inst, HFIY CENTS A WERK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents SOCOMBED 10 “PEO a ‘Death of Mrs. ‘inage Ballard, all Old and Respected Lady. The ever-grasping-arm of Death hae once more reached out and ‘removed from -tke cemmunity and all things earthly another bera,of Nevada City’s populace, acquisition added to the vast-army of the grim harvester is Mrs, Maria Bullard, wife of Birdseye Bullard, who expired at. halfpast eleven o’clock last night of pneumonia, that dread disease so fatal to all people and particularly so to aged ones. Mrs. Bullard has been in bad health for a number of years, owing to old age, and when the present attack came the constitution having lost the greater part of its vitality was unable to withstand the shock and its effects, Mrs. Ballard was one of those good old ladies whoin one to know could not help but like and she had very . many: friends, both old and young, who. will learn with regrét of her demise, Possessed of those qualifications kindness and generousness of with the progress of declining years, she commanded the respect of all. was 8] years, 11 months and 4 days of age, and has been a resident of this city for about thirty-five years, At the time of her marriage to Mr. Bullard, twenty-one years ago, he conducted the skating rink in Armory Hall and the occasion will be remembered by all the older residents, as he celebrated the event by inviting the people for ‘‘miles around” to come and skate free of. charge, aud the hall was crowded, Besides a husband she leaves a son-in-law, ©, C. Taft, who lives mear Sacramento; a stepdaughter, and five grandchildren—three boys and two girs. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Methodist Church. Worp comes from all quarters that the neatest and most satisfactory dye for coloring the beard a brown or black is Buckingham’s Dye for the Whiskers, Sc otplacs: Garden Tools. ' When you want a good rake, hoe, garden trowel, spade or articles in that line, remember Legg & Shaw are the people that have them for sale, m1 9¢tf one of the oldest and most esteemed mem~. ->** The latest}. heart, characteristics seémingly inseparable Deceased . + ay coma ‘Active oredivations fire bekig cides i as Sunday School concert at the M; EChureh, which will take place next Sunday evening, we A platform will be erected and extra seats will be provided for~ the’. friends!) at the young folks. An interesting rogr been arranged and the little ones are drilled for the. occasion. : hos diate = lt wilt Be a a, Good ‘One. J. T. Howard, Regs will delivek” an oo teresting lecture at the: Agsembly ‘room © of the Grass Valley schoolhouse tonight, . subject will be “E Pluribus Unum” and it is safe to say that the lecture will be: well worth attending. All Recommend Ie om i Ask your physician; your d “and your friends about Shiloh’s anes tor Con— sumption, They will recommend: it, ‘Sold by Dickerman & Co,: ete 3 Shoes For $ or Six Bits. apr You. can buy a gnaé pair. of Boya’ -Sehool Shoes for 75' cents at the Branch iacoaupe Notice fg ; ive Public, ' We have: sold to Mrs; J. Levy all our interest in the entire stock of goods now located ‘in the Branch Winder Store ‘on — Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal.” H. Leverr, February 27, 1896. A Fact Worth Knowing, _ Consumption, LaGripaks. Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases ‘are cured By Shiloh’s'Cure. ‘Sold by Dickerman & Co, oe The Plardvery Gs Saved His Life.. . Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaversville, Ill, says: “To Dr. King’s New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, ‘but of no avail and was given u and told I could not live. Having: Dry® "3 New Discovery in my atore I sent for a bottle and began its use.and from the first dose began to get better, and after uéing. three bottles was up and about again, It is Worth its weight in gold, We won’t keep store or house withou it.” Get a free trial at Dick. erman-& Co.’s Drug Store. Ladies’ ‘Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, p patent tips, only $1 per pair, at the Branch Wonder. m2-tf P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL. ee] {HIPAA AAP OEE Has on Hand The ‘Freshest and . Best ‘Stock Provisions, Can Goods, Etc., Etc,, To be, found in Nevada City ee, Goods delivered free ‘of charge. sa ae ae ab aba eae lee & week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents’ u week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. Free Lectures, , At Methodist Church lecture room every Monday and Saturday evenings, at 7:30 o’clock. Babje ot—‘‘Christian Co-operation Made Plain.” Lecturer will teach laborers how to live on less than 10 cents a day. ‘. This is very important. All should attend. Speaker, G. W. Wilderman, ml2lw For. Rent, Four furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping for small family, Enquire at this office. ; ‘ Pocket-Book Lost. A {bocket-book was lost Thursday between Park Avenue and the. Postoffice. Finder return to this office and receive liberal reward, ml2iw House and Lot For Sale, None in the World from MAINT Sole Agents for Nevada City. Ladies’ Favorite. : IT Is THE Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. Iwoult then seem plain that it is woman’s duty. to secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIB&E and EASY FITTIN G Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcester, And. millions of happy hearts today, from Maine to om are throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal Worcester. 150 Styles at prices SO cents to aig Mrs. Lester & Crawford, eae STREET A te of 5 rooms and a 1~acre lot are Enquire at this office or Jackson's store, 11 For Sale. The E. W. Towle ran ranch near Sugar Loaf, consisting of about’ acres of land, a good houge and othe Dduildings, “besides all stock re for sale ata bargain. ‘enquire on the premises Mrs. EB. We Tow e, when and where aay eg Fred Searls, Scent Hs (OREANY, Cher SPORE DER S ‘MEETING. of}! ia ‘County Narrow the election of the ensuing twelve on ef ek eae fe wink, ie ott ied alley, Neders of the 8 CHAS. CLEVELAND. February 17, 1866, pa intereste i may apee sung anon of dy petite RAIL: ; “For. Sale, Long-established Kx Hexpees Sian. nt horse and wagon, « Baquire of FLT. Nilon. “NO ae ORE DITURS. : said deceased. to exh it then’. oy the, reba eae’ ry if pcg na OF tb four months after, lA@mintitenton, ; oftcs. 6 of J rae Wit tng, sAttorney -atuae, ies “Nina oun ihe Get peas of Val for bat ‘ransnetion ee the ante ‘coypnty of Nevada. JOHN WEEKS, wAmatnistrator, of ‘the estate of George Ww. ¥. KIDDER, Presid Caos en Funscn,Sucrtary. Phen pie) PIGS FEET, : A Complete line of D.’ Telephone No. 44. . Grade Bited hie th day of Maren, A. D., 1896. ta fa * offered for sale at a reasonable price. Part, Mevireererserersereersernevtrnertrnerervernevnrnerera down and rest in installments. Free water, mmr We Sell For Cash. Not In ThePish Business But this does not hinder us from Pieikeutyy COPE PRT caer the test Of. SALMON BELLIES, PICKELED SALMON, nee SALT MACKEREL, os gpvelian THING FC R SOME CF ade BUDW -Ferrey’s SEEDS. an Fastern California, H end, Swine Cn A. Es. wou,’ A‘LUNCH. TRY. THEM BISER. BEER.ae fe) Concert, Sunday Even £50 f hehe ban Bis pes Herbet Filet Grass Valley, Storekeeper a position in the duties of the . but that Mr. . atudies, ‘ToRPIDITY the atomach the failure o -Cathartic Pill and bowels, c app etite, N On Sunday _ every Sunday a train will le City at 1 o’clc wada City for. Gxo, Fixrc Gen. P. 4A