March 27, 1896 (4 pages)

Se Meo BSe8 22 9 ee ‘ i ees steep Sea oes pi Sp ROLE INE é b! ee menos series seh i ea ata AO ies eS rs Nevada Cityy Nevada Oounty, Oslit. \ Peers cure for Constipation, Sold by " ' three fine lecturers into the field. The obthat he had a Severe Kidney tronble for * Sipe, et i: : . Published a Pals Except Sundays and Boeecrirrion TREMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. Loca, REapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno yn on Application. FRIDAY... MARCH 27, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. Joseph Northey left today for Brown’: Valley, to be gone a short time. “ Mrs. A. Blumenthal and daughter have returned from a visit to San Francisco, Mrs. P. Hippert of Eureka is visiting her daughter, Mrs, A. Ohmert, Myrtle, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mose Baruh, of San Francisco, i here on a visit toher grandparents. Dave Douglass and George Nihell retured last night from Brown's Valley, Louis Lutz, who has been here on a visit to his mother, left yesterday for the State of Towa, : Col. I. M, Paylor will leave shortly for New York. F. L. Fernandéz of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, ‘A. Fader came over from Truckee this morning, W. Mofett of Wheatland arrived here yeaterday,. Mrs. Vergues of San Francisco is here on a visit. C. C. McCray of San Francisco arrived here today. : : .W. H/ Foultked and ©, Eubanks, of San Frangisco, are in town, Mrs. P. 8. Blise of San Frangisco arrived here last evening on her way to Sierra county, C. M. Cullough of San Francisco is in town, Dr. E, A. De Milieu. came down from North Bloomfield last evening. Frank Alexander, the popular clerk for thé past year in the employ of L. Hyman & Co., has resigned his Position and accepted one: with-H.: Leavit of Grass Valley. F.LeDu, T. Davis, J. McGagin and P, Haney came down from North Bloomfield today, W. H. Faulkes of San Francisco arrived here today, J. Rickey of Sheridan is in town, Miss B. Philipps came over from North San Jaun today, M. Phillips and daughter came over from Colfax-today. j The Dead Lineman’s Funeral. The body of Charles L, Ferris, who was accidentally electrocuted last Wednesday, was interred today in Pine Grove cemetery, The funeral took place thiaftegnoon from. the’ Stoddard residence ai the corner of Pine and Cottage streets, wheredeceased and his little family have made their home for some time, The Rev J. Sims conducted impressive services over the remains. at the house, The ballhearers were selected from among his fellow~workmen and were as follows: Geo. Haines,Fred-Haines, Frank de Schildes, U. L. Bean and ‘A. H, Podmore, The Rainfall. The rainfall for the 48 hours ending thi morning was .80 of an iuch. This makes the fall for the month 4.98 inches and brings the total.for the season up to 39.34 inches. to The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of w. I’s Clover Root ‘Yea is a ickerman & Qo, i Superior . Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: People vs. Truckee Lumber Company. Order remitting cause to:Clerk’s office, Those Lectures, The Ladies Aid Society evidently does not accept the statement so frequently made that the Nevada City public: has no taste for lectures, The proof of their faith in the people is manifested by their efforts to bring ject is worthy of hearty support and will undoubtedly be a success, The press in other towns where the Rev. Dr. Buck has lectured speak in high praise of his abilities and the occasion of his appearance on April 3rd‘will afford,a rich treat to those who listen to the gifted speaker, Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will be sold cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L, Gove or at this office, m26-Im, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral possesses powerful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy is employed in. colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, It: snodyne and expectorant effects are prompt!) tealized, 1t is a chemical success and a ‘nedica] triumph, May.Do As Much for fou. Mr. Fréd Miller, of Irving, Ill., write many years, with severe pains in his back and aleo that,his bladder was affected. He tri@immapy so called Kidney cures bat withou ‘result. About a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found refiat at once, Late ge ar is sepesielly adapted to cure a ney an ver roubles anc po ee almost instant re will’ prove our statement, ;for large bottle, At DickTHEDAILY TRANSCRIPT] “THR DAILY TRANSCRIPTS. ik Summarized Mention of Minor. Home Happenings. H, MoKeehnie’s skill as an extra fine painter and decorator is amply illustrated by the’beautifal aspect of ‘the interior. “of the old Downey building, on Main street, lately fitted. up by J. W.-Brace as a saloon, Miss Bertha Waite will open a kinder~ garten in the basement of the Methodist Church the first Monday in April, Mike Peterson and Jerry Timby were brought over from Grass Valley today by Constable Townsend to serve 10 days for vagrancy, * John Lewis, arrested yesterday by Officer, Pascoe for disturbing the peace, was today sentenced by Justice Holbrook to 90 days in jail. The lecture which was-to have been given at the Methodist Church tonight by the Rev. Erie Lewis has been postponed till next Monday night. ; SPIDER'S DIVING SUIT. How the Insect Lives and Breathes While Remaining Under Water. There is, it appears, a small spider, such as may be called the diving spider, although rather rare. Like all its kin it is an air-breathing creature,’ and dives below the surface of ponds and spends a large part of its life under water. It manages to do this much in the “sdme way that a man ina diving bell is able to live and work for a considerable time at the bottom of the sea. It surrounds the whole under, part, of its body, where its breathing organs are, with a bubble of air, and incased in this crystalline bell, it keeps the water out and is able to breath freely. Exposed to the attacks of many enemies above water, it: seeks to escape from them by making. a hiding place for itself at the bottom of the pond. This it does by drawing together the . tops of some of the weeds growing there with a few threads which it Spins, so as to make a little bower. It then ascends to the:surface and brings down a bubble of. air with it, part of which it squeezes.out and leaves in the inside of the bower, whose stems, meeting over it, prevent it from getting out of its place and rising to the top, a6 air bubbles always do when disturbed or released. The spider then, with the part of the bubble which it has kept to itself, ascends to the surface a second time and fetches down another bubble of air, part of which it secures in the same fashion, and with the remaining part ascends to the top to bring down some more air. It repeats this curious proceeding until within the bower it has sueceeded in’ forming a bubble of air as big asa plum, concealed and kept in its place by the silken meshes of the weeds, . like the net work of a small balloon. Thus the spider, in the same way that a mason carries stones and lime to his building, carries down bells of air from the surface to build for itself p crystal palace, whose clear, transparent dome and walls, thin as the finest film, are yet sufficiently strong to keep out the great body of water and to enable the creature to live at the bottom of the pond as easily as if it were on dry land. In this luminous nest. it lays its eggs and rears its young in perfect security, and when the air within threatens to be exhausted it is renewed from time to time by the visits of the creature to the surface of the pond.—Brooklyn tagle. No one in ordinary health need become ald or gray. if he will follow sensible eatment, We advise cleanliness of the scalp and the use of Hall’s Hair Renewer, ee The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G, Caillouette, Druggist, Beaversville, Ill., says: “To Dr, King’s New Dis‘overy I owe my life. Was taken with La srippe and tried all the physicians-for miles tbout, but of no avail and was given up and old I could not live. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a botile and began its use.and from the tirst dose vegan to get better, and after using three ottles was up and about again, It is worth ts weight in gold. We won’t keep store or ‘ouse without it.” Get a free trial at Dick‘rman & Co.’s Drug Store, Bucklon’s arnica Salve, The.! est Salve in the world for Cuts, sruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever jores, Tuiter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Jorns, aud all Skin reetnak. and positively sures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaraneed to give perfect satisfaction or money efund Price 25 cente per box, For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store, Nevada City’ Mail Time Table. Closes 11:30 a, m. 11:30 a, m, Arrives 9:43 a, m. 9:43 a, m. : 4:45 p.m. “Excepting Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chicago Park, Colfax, 4:45 p. m, Grass Valley 9:43 a.m. 8:00 Sierra City. 8:00 p N. Bloomfield. . . 8:00 p. 8:00 p. 2.00 p Kastern , Western May bert x You Bet i .m, ? " “Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p.m. Sunlays and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 “mm, + A Baby’s Life Saved. ‘‘My beby had croup and was saved by Shiloh’s Cure,” writes Mrs, J. B. Martin, Hunteville, Ala. EEE THE NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP N SACRAMENTO STREET, near the Plaza, iucluding Band Sw, Circular Saws, Wood Lathe. Mortising Machine, and with Water Wheel and Shefting, all pemplete and ready poe suicide. a ‘From all’P arts of the World. Special to the Daily Transcript. Murder at Sacramento, a. Sacramento, March 27.—A mysterious murder’occyrred in this city shortly’ after 12 o'clock this morning. The victim wae Miss Kitty Strain and Frank Englehardt is suspected of the. murder, Englehardt was engaged to be married to the girl, ; Last night he met her in an oyster saloon and she made the remark that if she had a pistol she would kill herself, He left her and in a short time returned with a pistol which was offered to her. She then laugh— ingly replied that she was joking and while they were handling the weapon it was dis~ ¢harged and Miss Strain was killed. Englehardt was an ardent admirer of the girl and claims that the shooting was purely accidental. ; A reporter for an afternoon paper, however, claina.to° have diséovered evidened ‘oft a different character, and his version is about . as follows: Englehardt killed the girl, the motive being jealousy. Last night he saw her in company with a young man named Frank Marshall and became enraged, When Marshall had left her Englehard approached him and laid his band on his shoulder, say— ing that he wanted to see him. They had some words and were afterwards seen drinks ing together. Both men then parted and the homicide occurred: about ‘aw hour ‘after= ward, To Defraud the-Publia, < San Francis¢o, ‘Mareb 27.—Extensive turf frauds have just beem tunearthed by the Pacific Board ef Stewards:of the California Racing Association, by which-at least three well-known jockeys arg implicated, They, in connection with the Chinese plunger, ‘Little Pete,” defrauded ‘the puplic out of thousands of dollars by means of a system of fraudulent practices, such as pulling horses, etc, Sorry Now He Spoke, SACRAMENTO, Mar, 27.—Governor Budd, after an. investigation finds that H, KE, Brown, the notorious Mendocino outlaw, now serving a life term in San Quentin, and who has asked for a pardon, when .the true facts are that he should be resentenced and hanged. This is due to a ruling of the Supreme Court made some time ago, ‘when’ Brown made a like appeal for Executive clemency, and the circumstances’ of whichi has been either overlooked or forgotten, Street Cars Tied Up. Sacramento, March 27,—A ‘most violent rain and thunder storm has prevailed here since noon today. All electric cars ‘are stopped. . This.is. supposed:to. be due.to.the lightning in some way effecting the electric iy power works at Folsom. oe % 4 The Insurgents Victorious, have made heavy gains against great odds and are highly jubilant, Over a quarter of a million of new men have just been placed in the field by-the insurgents, ‘Millie Agramonte, who has:followed and-foaght with Macceo’s army for such a long time, has at, last fell, riddled with Spanish bullets, ’ Death in the Mines, A terrible explosion of fire damp has ‘taken’ place in a mine at Brunnerton. Five persons were killed outright, and sixty more entombed with no hope of being rescued, f Peculiar Death, ory regarding Annie MoGrath’s. d th, th the effect that the girl, being engaged to Be married to a young man, attempted to sever her relations with Langdon; that the latter threatened to reveal their’ intimacy if she did so, and she, fearing such disclosure, attempted to kill him and. then committed Reported Favorably, Wasninaron, March 26.—It is expected now that the river and harbor bill will be reported about next Wednesday, although it may be delayed a few dayg::,.Th dg under» to run, is offered forsale. Inqui m23 O, C. PERCIVAL, Election’ of School Directors. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TH count Schoo) Directors will be held Saturday, April 25th, 1896. . t Washin School H ‘of said @° whieh pp a Two Directors are be ppd for the full term of three Fhe eac The polle will be open. between the hours of J. Wright, Clerks of said elext:en, By order of Fe of or address, . stcod on excellent authority that the prop-. osition to appropriate, $250,0 Upon by the committee, although definite qualified electors of Nevada School District information is extremely difficult “to, elicit . of Nevada, that the annual election of from the members, FAY RES BEES 8 AM. and sun down. David Hute™ingon ix afternoon. . shot himeelf through the left appointed Inepeetor and Johu Webber and H. hand while playi to.construct restraining dams has been favorable acted ‘Bert, the young sou. of D. .Ashtén, this Havana, March 27th.—The insurgents PHILADELPHIA, March: 26.—4Andther, the}: i rer ling the first offiial big gun for, Thomas B. Redan anda ter Pein wit 9 (OBA AMETICAN Importing Tea Co, . Cammerciul St, Neviidé City, . S6-MilL St., Grase Valley. Headquarters, 2-58 Market Street, 9, Fy}. ". Sprinerrenp, I, March 26th.—Word . y} hice tn was received eee last night of a desperate HONEY SAYING PRICES HEE Wa B Bas Natives on the War Path, Lonpon, March 28.—News from Cape Town, South Aftrica, state that the Matabeles have revolted and are slaying settlers and children. The whites are organizing and arming for protection, "A Strangler Caught, San FRAnc1sco, March 27th.—At two o'clock. this morning Officer McGovern arrested a sailor named Robert Boyd for battery. Shortly after he had been placed in a eel] RogeMartin, a woman living at the cor. ner of Pine and Dupont streets, appeared at the station house in a frghtened condition and stated that at about half-past 2 o’clock a man had entered her room and attempted to strangle her, She gave a description of ‘the ‘man ‘and! after being asked: numerous questions was taken among the prisoners and readily identified Body, Her_ description of the man tallied with him in every particular. Brooded, Then Suicided, Parrerson, N, J., March 26.—Major Edward Leslie, a. well-known inventor, committed suicide today, taking morphine, His wife and family are in Canada. A suit growing out of the infringement of a patelit, recéntly decided. agianst . him, made Leslie uielancho]y, of 4 ; High Premium. on ‘Gold, Bars, Washinaton, March’, 27.—The Treasury Department has-instruetedthe New York Sub-Treasury to raise the’premium on gold bars from 1-16 to 3-16 per cent, The De‘partment’s purpose isto’ do what éan be done legitimately to Prevent further ex. ports of gold.’ The order has a triple pur-. pose. First, jt will tend to raise the price 2 GODMOTHER MULE, all herds of mules. low her.and defer to her. : fact. great pasture ‘land together. drina, knowing the tinkle of her bel from ali the others. human beings.—Helen Evertson Smith. Serif TAUGHT A NEW way. Altogether Successful. their servant with them, and enjoy the snap of an early winter month in the country. , ‘They went. then, . x ry i a S “4 * Te * — anges Sk ere abs splendid:-st ck of.spring“novelties for ‘the There is a madrina, or godmother, in 16 “Madrina,” in elt er_buck aments. Spanish, means -“‘godmother.” -This4phe assortment is varied, the belts being © of ‘mule is a stately ereature, big ie stature . different hues, and the designs are the pret~ . and bigger in her own sense 0 impor. . . dt tdamnetinin.thia.ibiicss Bee Mae tance: AT! ‘the “nnttles in the herd ’for: . Meee ever.seet adios How it is that one female mule of a 4 vs herd becomes the most important indiestalishment. vidual init no one has been able to find out; but all muleteers know the ig eam cablbichcss dace ir Aro friend: about Shiloh’s ‘Cure for» Coni ge cap-rinccalr as ggroci de sony posi ahah They will recommend. it. Sold dred. mules, may be turned mare irs by Dickerman &:Co, ; ‘ the drovers wish to separate themagain they have only to look for the madrinas: and lead them out. All the rest of the mules: will follow, each his own. marg Animals certainly do appear to possess a'finer sense of hearing than we: aXpd y eC cS Ve . : 4 wy. : } A Trick in Killing Turkeys That Was Not A young couple from Chicago borrowed a farm for a week not long ayo. sor, at the Court House, NeSome friends who own a little place UP l vada City will be open for the in Wisconsin were going away for a ’ visit, and they proposed that the young’ . transaction of business couple should look up théir “fat, bring They know’ more now than they did The owner of the farm, says the ChiLentje & Brand hive ¢just ipeceived: use of ladies, Among them are some beautiful belts with silver buckle ornaments. around and see the many pretty things on display-at the well-known favorite jewelry All Recommend It. Ask your physician; your: druggist and . NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the office of the County AssesEVERY DAY, from 9 a. M. be 5 P. M., and on Saturday Evenings. witt'be delivered at the METHODIST CHURCH ies Under the an pices of the : . Ladies’ : Aid: Society, 43 FoLWOWS:; 4). Friday Evening, Apeil 34. Friday Evening, “April 10th, REY. Td. GARVER, “Of Grass’ Valley: —— Bubject—“‘Seandal,” ciate Friday Evening, April.17th, Subject—“K. Plaribus Unum.” Tickets for the Course, 50 cents: Single Tickets, 25 cents, ©. Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. fowl. Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman DO res Cure for Headache. most dreaded habitual sick headach to’ -its influence; afflicted to procure a bottle, and g ‘at which gold cam” be exported profitably, the price of exchange now -being dangerously near the export point; second, it is ‘regarded ag good pbhoy to get rid of coin instead. of bars, because the former freqnently having lost weight through abrasion; third, it is intended to meet the action of the Bank of Fingland in raising the price of gald bars to.77 shillings. 10 pence,. thus practically lowering the ‘rate of éxchange at which gold can be shipped from the United States’ to Great Britain to about $4.883 @$4 883, long resist the use of this medicine, once, Fifty cents and $1.00 at Dic & Co.’s. Drng Store. MONEY SAVING PRICESCasey Is Dead, Wasuineron, March 25th.—Brigadier‘many: years Chief of Engineers, of the United States Army, died suddenly at 3 o'clock this afternoon. .He had been specially designated by Congress to take charge of the construction of the new ‘Congressional . votlbg his time to the work. He was best known by the fact that. the Washington monument was completed by him atter it. remainéd.for years in an unfinished. state. ¢] Camps Captured, Havana, March 26.—A column of troops commanded ; by} Colonel Sanchez and E. Chevarria fias captured the camps of the Insurgents at Cherito and Santa Monica, . province Pinar del Rio, and are said to have obtained possession of nearly all the aupplies of the Insurgents to that province, The Insurgents left fifty killed and retired made -availa— mated the stores captured are worth over $200,000. The public prosecutor will ask that the death penalty be imposed, _.Now For Tom Reed. ;Bosron, March 26,—-What is expected to fired with great enthusiasm at thé Repablican State Convention here tomorrow, It is; believed the platform will declare unequivocally against any change in currency, fight in the village of Berry. James ana} Charles Horning, two Prominent. young the fight, “Ode of the Horuings’ received a wound in the leg and the other ‘had his hand and arm shattered by a ball, Housick was shot in the neck, and his injury is regarded as serious, ‘The trouble grew out of 44 Pieces, ss with many wounded, , The troops destroyed . ,, WELLINGTON, New Zealandy Margh :26,-,f-the stored Whith could pot be ble “for the Use‘ of the army. <Tt is estie4™ 100 Pieces, complete for 12 persons.” Pure rown and Rich farmers, and Jamea Housick were shot in MONEY SAYING: STORES . MONEY SAVING DISHES Plates, Dairy each, or 6 for 250. 10¢ Money sav tibrary,“opposite the Capitol, and was deBerry Dish, Milk Pans, Mustard Pots, W. et Dish. -10c each, oF ‘for 25 _ Tea Sets White, Ielicate Blue, ‘Brown an Gold Spray Decorgtions, *° Money aij ty 3.00, Qs, Gold Spr: i ecorations, a3 White, Delicate Blue, B Gold Spray Decorations,’ ' oe “DRY OUR AT OUR Money Sayed Every Day cago Times, stayed for a day and’ showed them about, and the departing host showed his suécessor a very tricky way of killinga turkey. Instead of chopping its head off or wringing it in the old way he took it b¥ the feet and snapped its head lightly againsta stone, as though it had been a whip. The spinal column was neatly broken withH. McKECHNIE, out any of the struggles and agonies usually attendant upon the death of a , A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Raeumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Asa remedy for all forms. .of. Headache } . oe ders at the Union Hotel, Electric Bitters has proved. tq be the very ee best. It effects a Permanent cure and the! 7 We urge’ all who are e. ive this : remedy a fair trial. In oases of habitual INCS — te constipation Electric Ritters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and-few cases HC MONEY savers . . General Thomas Lincoln Casey, retired, for Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers; Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners Pins, Hand Bose Be complete for 12 persons, Pure G Prion Per Set 4 1 By Pic #,.complete for 6 persons, Pure White, see Blue, Brown an Money Saving Prices Por Sat Money Saving Prides’ Per Sot ° ‘. bre Gee g:0°, A 40°59 No Speciat Day All persons interested are invited to call. W. H. MARTIN, County Assessor. Spring Millinery, The Largest « and « Most Fashionable Stock In Nevada = County. (EF D n't make your purchases without examining my goods and prices, MRS. I. MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY. HOUSE PAINTER _and PAPER HANGER. © Co! Hatd Oil Binishing and Decorating a . Specialty. ler 4 promptly executed. Leave orAu pe es yield Wines ph. P W OLF, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignmeyt of ° Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell ht the following figures : . u Try it kerman Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 5o.cents pe quart bottle, _ George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle.” Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle, American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. Durand & Co, Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. a Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. Oo alent ‘1-2 barrel (30' gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon, _ Also, 4 dozen of bottles fin Blackberry Brandy at 2« cents per quart bottle, ee, y y *S Commercial Street, ° d: Rich Has on Haid -,., The Freshest and Best Stock Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, To be found in Nevada City <n ' f Goods delivered ‘free of charge, Best of All! d Rich : GIVE ME A TRIAL, a we \ " th > Ladies’ Favorite. 1 is Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come, 50 G&A) Vequbthen seem Plain that it is woman's duty to seas. Br Gee oe ae Pin ND i St "8 Womans duty «to secur: 49K OPERATION THE BES?, “the a Just now.the-wor'd is worshiping at the Shrine of the sending of a valentine. pedoutrgulaty Oho bone . 2 __* L.8. CALKINS, fegretery Toard gf Education. ing with 4 pistol, iz the Boaid of Education of Neveda School Dis. )4)1 passed oes cle ney "d, . the bones very badly, ayy . é . Yada for one re ies eons. de he poate iouorae at th i se ; , lis gre ‘By order Of the Boast ¢ 5 : : Ke: sg len oF the Boat, Pills do not cure Constipation, They only. N Ce RREDY. a 2 eee) ee 8 o'clock r.m., for lighting the Oty’ { Feyada City, March 26:b, 1896, i vel UpOuaA ( nired by the speci icaFs, Lester & 3 Tshromais et mlttans of happy hearts today, fkin' Malas’ te Goci. n{ hroteind Nass the Ki PRng Ropar Weems ine % Cali delgigk ey cee ge vies at prices 4 a Poo te ot oS ee 4 eT AR ak OE TTD eheyal ot ‘eoMvorTABLE FLEXIBLE and. EASY FITTING. yal Worcester, ing last night, Pda, 4 K. Casper’s will expire advertise for 1 tricity for one bids will be o April 9th. T be considered power incande Second—Fift) descent lights wight and the night, Third candescent. li thirty-five inc . incandescent ] The Board . _ ing the susper sion followed, Board took di was finally d will be advert An election a city lection May for the Treasurer, As succeed Mess! J. ©, Rich. The follow pointed : Precinct N the Plaza. Hutchinson ; Fleming ; Cl J. Jackson ; . .Jobn Rafter, ‘Precinct: N Inspectors, : Judges, John IP, Schmidt, Tsoard, Mike Precinct N in Tilly bui Hughes, Job Gillett, A. E The Board on Sacramen bridge for th nlite ’ Ju In’ the: ca Caldwell, a preme Court the Superio the appella surviving pe tract relatin in the profit ticipate; anc partnership representati equitable pa ‘from the which will the partner: the former The amo above case ! includes co YLatties’ wper pair, at San Frat several pim parilla-and ‘cured. J: Street,

Se Meo BSe8 22 9 ee ‘ i ees steep Sea oes pi Sp ROLE INE é b! ee menos series seh i ea ata AO ies eS rs Nevada Cityy Nevada Oounty, Oslit. \ Peers cure for Constipation, Sold by " ' three fine lecturers into the field. The obthat he had a Severe Kidney tronble for * Sipe, et i: : . Published a Pals Except Sundays and Boeecrirrion TREMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. Loca, REapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno yn on Application. FRIDAY..... MARCH 27, 1896. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. Joseph Northey left today for Brown’: Valley, to be gone a short time. “ Mrs. A. Blumenthal and daughter have returned from a visit to San Francisco, Mrs. P. Hippert of Eureka is visiting her daughter, Mrs, A. Ohmert, Myrtle, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mose Baruh, of San Francisco, i here on a visit toher grandparents. Dave Douglass and George Nihell retured last night from Brown's Valley, Louis Lutz, who has been here on a visit to his mother, left yesterday for the State of Towa, : Col. I. M, Paylor will leave shortly for New York. F. L. Fernandéz of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, ‘A. Fader came over from Truckee this morning, W. Mofett of Wheatland arrived here yeaterday,. Mrs. Vergues of San Francisco is here on a visit. C. C. McCray of San Francisco arrived here today. : : .W. H/ Foultked and ©, Eubanks, of San Frangisco, are in town, Mrs. P. 8. Blise of San Frangisco arrived here last evening on her way to Sierra county, C. M. Cullough of San Francisco is in town, Dr. E, A. De Milieu. came down from North Bloomfield last evening. Frank Alexander, the popular clerk for thé past year in the employ of L. Hyman & Co., has resigned his Position and accepted one: with-H.: Leavit of Grass Valley. F..LeDu, T. Davis, J. McGagin and P, Haney came down from North Bloomfield today, W. H. Faulkes of San Francisco arrived here today, J. Rickey of Sheridan is in town, Miss B. Philipps came over from North San Jaun today, M. Phillips and daughter came over from Colfax-today. j The Dead Lineman’s Funeral. The body of Charles L, Ferris, who was accidentally electrocuted last Wednesday, was interred today in Pine Grove cemetery, The funeral took place thiaftegnoon from. the’ Stoddard residence ai the corner of Pine and Cottage streets, wheredeceased and his little family have made their home for some time, The Rev J. Sims conducted impressive services over the remains. at the house, The ballhearers were selected from among his fellow~workmen and were as follows: Geo. Haines,Fred-Haines, Frank de Schildes, U. L. Bean and ‘A. H, Podmore, The Rainfall. The rainfall for the 48 hours ending thi morning was .80 of an iuch. This makes the fall for the month 4.98 inches and brings the total.for the season up to 39.34 inches. to The Ills of Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of w. I’s Clover Root ‘Yea is a ickerman & Qo, i Superior . Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: People vs. Truckee Lumber Company. Order remitting cause to:Clerk’s office, Those Lectures, The Ladies Aid Society evidently does not accept the statement so frequently made that the Nevada City public: has no taste for lectures, The proof of their faith in the people is manifested by their efforts to bring ject is worthy of hearty support and will undoubtedly be a success, The press in other towns where the Rev. Dr. Buck has lectured speak in high praise of his abilities and the occasion of his appearance on April 3rd‘will afford,a rich treat to those who listen to the gifted speaker, Stock For Sale. A little over 700 shares of Harmony stock will be sold cheap for cash, Enquire of H. L, Gove or at this office, m26-Im, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral possesses powerful healing qualities, which manifest themselves whenever this remedy is employed in. colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, It: snodyne and expectorant effects are prompt!) tealized, 1t is a chemical success and a ‘nedica] triumph, May.Do As Much for fou. Mr. Fréd Miller, of Irving, Ill., write many years, with severe pains in his back and aleo that,his bladder was affected. He tri@immapy so called Kidney cures bat withou ‘result. About a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found refiat at once, Late ge ar is sepesielly adapted to cure a ney an ver roubles anc po ee almost instant re will’ prove our statement, ;for large bottle, At DickTHEDAILY TRANSCRIPT] “THR DAILY TRANSCRIPTS. ik Summarized Mention of Minor. Home Happenings. H, MoKeehnie’s skill as an extra fine painter and decorator is amply illustrated by the’beautifal aspect of ‘the interior. “of the old Downey building, on Main street, lately fitted. up by J. W.-Brace as a saloon, Miss Bertha Waite will open a kinder~ garten in the basement of the Methodist Church the first Monday in April, Mike Peterson and Jerry Timby were brought over from Grass Valley today by Constable Townsend to serve 10 days for vagrancy, * John Lewis, arrested yesterday by Officer, Pascoe for disturbing the peace, was today sentenced by Justice Holbrook to 90 days in jail. The lecture which was-to have been given at the Methodist Church tonight by the Rev. Erie Lewis has been postponed till next Monday night. ; SPIDER'S DIVING SUIT. How the Insect Lives and Breathes While Remaining Under Water. There is, it appears, a small spider, such as may be called the diving spider, although rather rare. Like all its kin it is an air-breathing creature,’ and dives below the surface of ponds and spends a large part of its life under water. It manages to do this much in the “sdme way that a man ina diving bell is able to live and work for a considerable time at the bottom of the sea. It surrounds the whole under, part, of its body, where its breathing organs are, with a bubble of air, and incased in this crystalline bell, it keeps the water out and is able to breath freely. Exposed to the attacks of many enemies above water, it: seeks to escape from them by making. a hiding place for itself at the bottom of the pond. This it does by drawing together the . tops of some of the weeds growing there with a few threads which it Spins, so as to make a little bower. It then ascends to the:surface and brings down a bubble of. air with it, part of which it squeezes.out and leaves in the inside of the bower, whose stems, meeting over it, prevent it from getting out of its place and rising to the top, a6 air bubbles always do when disturbed or released. The spider then, with the part of the bubble which it has kept to itself, ascends to the surface a second time and fetches down another bubble of air, part of which it secures in the same fashion, and with the remaining part ascends to the top to bring down some more air. It repeats this curious proceeding until within the bower it has sueceeded in’ forming a bubble of air as big asa plum, concealed and kept in its place by the silken meshes of the weeds, . like the net work of a small balloon. Thus the spider, in the same way that a mason carries stones and lime to his building, carries down bells of air from the surface to build for itself p crystal palace, whose clear, transparent dome and walls, thin as the finest film, are yet sufficiently strong to keep out the great body of water and to enable the creature to live at the bottom of the pond as easily as if it were on dry land. In this luminous nest. it lays its eggs and rears its young in perfect security, and when the air within threatens to be exhausted it is renewed from time to time by the visits of the creature to the surface of the pond.—Brooklyn tagle. No one in ordinary health need become ald or gray. if he will follow sensible eatment, We advise cleanliness of the scalp and the use of Hall’s Hair Renewer, ee The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G, Caillouette, Druggist, Beaversville, Ill., says: “To Dr, King’s New Dis‘overy I owe my life. Was taken with La srippe and tried all the physicians-for miles tbout, but of no avail and was given up and old I could not live. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store I sent for a botile and began its use.and from the tirst dose vegan to get better, and after using three ottles was up and about again, It is worth ts weight in gold. We won’t keep store or ‘ouse without it.” Get a free trial at Dick‘rman & Co.’s Drug Store, Bucklon’s arnica Salve, The.! est Salve in the world for Cuts, sruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever jores, Tuiter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Jorns, aud all Skin reetnak. and positively sures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaraneed to give perfect satisfaction or money efund Price 25 cente per box, For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store, Nevada City’ Mail Time Table. Closes 11:30 a, m. 11:30 a, m, Arrives 9:43 a, m. 9:43 a, m. : 4:45 p.m. “Excepting Saturdays, Grass Valley, Chicago Park, Colfax, 4:45 p. m, Grass Valley 9:43 a.m. 8:00 Sierra City. 8:00 p N. Bloomfield.. . . 8:00 p. 8:00 p. 2.00 p Kastern , Western May bert x You Bet i .m, ? " “Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Office Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p.m. Sunlays and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 “mm, + A Baby’s Life Saved. ‘‘My beby had croup and was saved by Shiloh’s Cure,” writes Mrs, J. B. Martin, Hunteville, Ala. EEE THE NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP N SACRAMENTO STREET, near the Plaza, iucluding Band Sw, Circular Saws, Wood Lathe. Mortising Machine, and with Water Wheel and Shefting, all pemplete and ready poe suicide. a ‘From all’P arts of the World. Special to the Daily Transcript. Murder at Sacramento, a. Sacramento, March 27.—A mysterious murder’occyrred in this city shortly’ after 12 o'clock this morning. The victim wae Miss Kitty Strain and Frank Englehardt is suspected of the. murder, Englehardt was engaged to be married to the girl, ; Last night he met her in an oyster saloon and she made the remark that if she had a pistol she would kill herself, He left her and in a short time returned with a pistol which was offered to her. She then laugh— ingly replied that she was joking and while they were handling the weapon it was dis~ ¢harged and Miss Strain was killed. Englehardt was an ardent admirer of the girl and claims that the shooting was purely accidental. ; A reporter for an afternoon paper, however, claina.to° have diséovered evidened ‘oft a different character, and his version is about . as follows: Englehardt killed the girl, the motive being jealousy. Last night he saw her in company with a young man named Frank Marshall and became enraged, When Marshall had left her Englehard approached him and laid his band on his shoulder, say— ing that he wanted to see him. They had some words and were afterwards seen drinks ing together. Both men then parted and the homicide occurred: about ‘aw hour ‘after= ward, To Defraud the-Publia, < San Francis¢o, ‘Mareb 27.—Extensive turf frauds have just beem tunearthed by the Pacific Board ef Stewards:of the California Racing Association, by which-at least three well-known jockeys arg implicated, They, in connection with the Chinese plunger, ‘Little Pete,” defrauded ‘the puplic out of thousands of dollars by means of a system of fraudulent practices, such as pulling horses, etc, Sorry Now He Spoke, SACRAMENTO, Mar, 27.—Governor Budd, after an. investigation finds that H, KE, Brown, the notorious Mendocino outlaw, now serving a life term in San Quentin, and who has asked for a pardon, when .the true facts are that he should be resentenced and hanged. This is due to a ruling of the Supreme Court made some time ago, ‘when’ Brown made a like appeal for Executive clemency, and the circumstances’ of whichi has been either overlooked or forgotten, Street Cars Tied Up. Sacramento, March 27,—A ‘most violent rain and thunder storm has prevailed here since noon today. All electric cars ‘are stopped. . This.is. supposed:to. be due.to.the lightning in some way effecting the electric iy power works at Folsom. oe % 4 The Insurgents Victorious, have made heavy gains against great odds and are highly jubilant, Over a quarter of a million of new men have just been placed in the field by-the insurgents, ‘Millie Agramonte, who has:followed and-foaght with Macceo’s army for such a long time, has at, last fell, riddled with Spanish bullets, ’ Death in the Mines, A terrible explosion of fire damp has ‘taken’ place in a mine at Brunnerton. Five persons were killed outright, and sixty more entombed with no hope of being rescued, f Peculiar Death, ory regarding Annie MoGrath’s. d th, th the effect that the girl, being engaged to Be married to a young man, attempted to sever her relations with Langdon; that the latter threatened to reveal their’ intimacy if she did so, and she, fearing such disclosure, attempted to kill him and. then committed Reported Favorably, Wasninaron, March 26.—It is expected now that the river and harbor bill will be reported about next Wednesday, although it may be delayed a few dayg::,.Th dg under» to run, is offered forsale. Inqui m23 O, C. PERCIVAL, Election’ of School Directors. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TH count Schoo) Directors will be held Saturday, April 25th, 1896. . t Washin School H ‘of said @° whieh pp a Two Directors are be ppd for the full term of three Fhe eac The polle will be open. between the hours of J. Wright, Clerks of said elext:en, By order of Fe of or address, . stcod on excellent authority that the prop-. osition to appropriate, $250,0 Upon by the committee, although definite qualified electors of Nevada School District information is extremely difficult “to, elicit . of Nevada, that the annual election of from the members, FAY RES BEES 8 AM. and sun down. David Hute™ingon ix afternoon. . shot himeelf through the left appointed Inepeetor and Johu Webber and H. hand while playi to.construct restraining dams has been favorable acted ‘Bert, the young sou. of D. .Ashtén, this Havana, March 27th.—The insurgents PHILADELPHIA, March: 26.—4Andther, the}: i rer ling the first offiial big gun for, Thomas B. Redan anda ter Pein wit 9 (OBA AMETICAN Importing Tea Co, . Cammerciul St, Neviidé City, . S6-MilL St., Grase Valley. Headquarters, 2-58 Market Street, 9, Fy}. ". Sprinerrenp, I, March 26th.—Word . y} hice tn was received eee last night of a desperate HONEY SAYING PRICES HEE Wa B Bas

Natives on the War Path, Lonpon, March 28.—News from Cape Town, South Aftrica, state that the Matabeles have revolted and are slaying settlers and children. The whites are organizing and arming for protection, "A Strangler Caught, San FRAnc1sco, March 27th.—At two o'clock. this morning Officer McGovern arrested a sailor named Robert Boyd for battery. Shortly after he had been placed in a eel] RogeMartin, a woman living at the cor. ner of Pine and Dupont streets, appeared at the station house in a frghtened condition and stated that at about half-past 2 o’clock a man had entered her room and attempted to strangle her, She gave a description of ‘the ‘man ‘and! after being asked: numerous questions was taken among the prisoners and readily identified Body, Her_ description of the man tallied with him in every particular. Brooded, Then Suicided, Parrerson, N, J., March 26.—Major Edward Leslie, a. well-known inventor, committed suicide today, taking morphine, His wife and family are in Canada. A suit growing out of the infringement of a patelit, recéntly decided. agianst . him, made Leslie uielancho]y, of 4 ; High Premium. on ‘Gold, Bars, Washinaton, March’, 27.—The Treasury Department has-instruetedthe New York Sub-Treasury to raise the’premium on gold bars from 1-16 to 3-16 per cent, The De‘partment’s purpose isto’ do what éan be done legitimately to Prevent further ex. ports of gold.’ The order has a triple pur-. pose. First, jt will tend to raise the price 2 GODMOTHER MULE, all herds of mules. low her.and defer to her. : fact. great pasture ‘land together. drina, knowing the tinkle of her bel from ali the others. human beings.—Helen Evertson Smith. Serif TAUGHT A NEW way. Altogether Successful. their servant with them, and enjoy the snap of an early winter month in the country. , ‘They went. then, . x ry i a S “4 * Te * — anges Sk ere abs splendid:-st ck of.spring“novelties for ‘the There is a madrina, or godmother, in 16 “Madrina,” in elt er_buck aments. Spanish, means -“‘godmother.” -This4phe assortment is varied, the belts being © of ‘mule is a stately ereature, big ie stature . different hues, and the designs are the pret~ . and bigger in her own sense 0 impor. . . dt tdamnetinin.thia.ibiicss Bee Mae tance: AT! ‘the “nnttles in the herd ’for: . Meee ever.seet adios How it is that one female mule of a 4 vs herd becomes the most important indiestalishment. vidual init no one has been able to find out; but all muleteers know the ig eam cablbichcss dace ir Aro friend: about Shiloh’s ‘Cure for» Coni ge cap-rinccalr as ggroci de sony posi ahah They will recommend. it. Sold dred. mules, may be turned mare irs by Dickerman &:Co, ; ‘ the drovers wish to separate themagain they have only to look for the madrinas: and lead them out. All the rest of the mules: will follow, each his own. marg Animals certainly do appear to possess a'finer sense of hearing than we: aXpd y eC cS Ve . : 4 wy. : } A Trick in Killing Turkeys That Was Not A young couple from Chicago borrowed a farm for a week not long ayo. sor, at the Court House, NeSome friends who own a little place UP l vada City will be open for the in Wisconsin were going away for a ’ visit, and they proposed that the young’ . transaction of business couple should look up théir “fat, bring They know’ more now than they did The owner of the farm, says the ChiLentje & Brand hive ¢just ipeceived: use of ladies, Among them are some beautiful belts with silver buckle ornaments. around and see the many pretty things on display-at the well-known favorite jewelry All Recommend It. Ask your physician; your: druggist and . NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the office of the County AssesEVERY DAY, from 9 a. M. be 5 P. M., and on Saturday Evenings. witt'be delivered at the METHODIST CHURCH ies Under the an pices of the : . Ladies’ : Aid: Society, 43 FoLWOWS:; 4). Friday Evening, Apeil 34. Friday Evening, “April 10th, REY. Td. GARVER, “Of Grass’ Valley: —— Bubject—“‘Seandal,” ciate Friday Evening, April.17th, Subject—“K. Plaribus Unum.” Tickets for the Course, 50 cents: Single Tickets, 25 cents, ©. Children’s Tickets, 10 cents. fowl. Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman DO res Cure for Headache. most dreaded habitual sick headach to’ -its influence; afflicted to procure a bottle, and g ‘at which gold cam” be exported profitably, the price of exchange now -being dangerously near the export point; second, it is ‘regarded ag good pbhoy to get rid of coin instead. of bars, because the former freqnently having lost weight through abrasion; third, it is intended to meet the action of the Bank of Fingland in raising the price of gald bars to.77 shillings. 10 pence,. thus practically lowering the ‘rate of éxchange at which gold can be shipped from the United States’ to Great Britain to about $4.883 @$4 883, long resist the use of this medicine, once, Fifty cents and $1.00 at Dic & Co.’s. Drng Store. MONEY SAVING PRICESCasey Is Dead, Wasuineron, March 25th.—Brigadier‘many: years Chief of Engineers, of the United States Army, died suddenly at 3 o'clock this afternoon. .He had been specially designated by Congress to take charge of the construction of the new ‘Congressional . votlbg his time to the work. He was best known by the fact that. the Washington monument was completed by him atter it. remainéd.for years in an unfinished. state. ¢] Camps Captured, Havana, March 26.—A column of troops commanded ; by} Colonel Sanchez and E. Chevarria fias captured the camps of the Insurgents at Cherito and Santa Monica, . province Pinar del Rio, and are said to have obtained possession of nearly all the aupplies of the Insurgents to that province, The Insurgents left fifty killed and retired made -availa— mated the stores captured are worth over $200,000. The public prosecutor will ask that the death penalty be imposed, _..Now For Tom Reed. ;Bosron, March 26,—-What is expected to fired with great enthusiasm at thé Repablican State Convention here tomorrow, It is; believed the platform will declare unequivocally against any change in currency, fight in the village of Berry. James ana} Charles Horning, two Prominent. young the fight, “Ode of the Horuings’ received a wound in the leg and the other ‘had his hand and arm shattered by a ball, Housick was shot in the neck, and his injury is regarded as serious, ‘The trouble grew out of 44 Pieces, ss with many wounded, , The troops destroyed . ,, WELLINGTON, New Zealandy Margh :26,-,f-the stored Whith could pot be ble “for the Use‘ of the army. <Tt is estie4™ 100 Pieces, complete for 12 persons.” Pure rown and Rich farmers, and Jamea Housick were shot in MONEY SAYING: STORES . MONEY SAVING DISHES Plates, Dairy each, or 6 for 250. 10¢ Money sav tibrary,“opposite the Capitol, and was deBerry Dish, Milk Pans, Mustard Pots, W. et Dish. -10c each, oF ‘for 25 _ Tea Sets White, Ielicate Blue, ‘Brown an Gold Spray Decorgtions, *° Money aij ty 3.00, Qs, Gold Spr: i ecorations, a3 White, Delicate Blue, B Gold Spray Decorations,’ ' oe “DRY OUR AT OUR Money Sayed Every Day cago Times, stayed for a day and’ showed them about, and the departing host showed his suécessor a very tricky way of killinga turkey. Instead of chopping its head off or wringing it in the old way he took it b¥ the feet and snapped its head lightly againsta stone, as though it had been a whip. The spinal column was neatly broken withH. McKECHNIE, out any of the struggles and agonies usually attendant upon the death of a , A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Raeumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Asa remedy for all forms. .of. Headache } . oe ders at the Union Hotel, Electric Bitters has proved. tq be the very ee best. It effects a Permanent cure and the! 7 We urge’ all who are e. ive this : remedy a fair trial. In oases of habitual INCS — te constipation Electric Ritters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and-few cases HC MONEY savers . . General Thomas Lincoln Casey, retired, for Lunch Buckets, Coffee Pots, Cream Pitchers; Oat Meal Bowls, Custard Cups, Spooners Pins, Hand Bose Be complete for 12 persons, Pure G Prion Per Set 4 1 By Pic #,.complete for 6 persons, Pure White, see Blue, Brown an Money Saving Prices Por Sat Money Saving Prides’ Per Sot ° ‘. bre Gee g:0°, A 40°59 No Speciat Day All persons interested are invited to call. W. H. MARTIN, County Assessor. Spring Millinery, The Largest « and « Most Fashionable Stock In Nevada = County. (EF D n't make your purchases without examining my goods and prices, MRS. I. MARION, Leader Millinery, NEVADA CITY. HOUSE PAINTER _and PAPER HANGER. © Co! Hatd Oil Binishing and Decorating a . Specialty. ler 4 promptly executed.. Leave orAu pe es yield Wines ph. P W OLF, The Cash Grocer, Has received a consignmeyt of ° Fine Imported and California Wines which he will sell ht the following figures : . u Try it kerman Morgan’s Imported Sherry, 5o.cents pe quart bottle, _ George’s Imported Claret, 50 cents per bottle.” Sweet California Muscat, 25 cents per quart bottle, American Champagne, Imperial, 75 cents per pint bottle. Durand & Co, Extra Sec. 75 cents, pint bottle. a Sauturne, 25 cents per bottle. Oo alent ‘1-2 barrel (30' gals) Resling Wine, 40 cents per gallon, _ Also, 4 dozen of bottles fin Blackberry Brandy at 2« cents per quart bottle, ee, y y *S Commercial Street, ° d: Rich Has on Haid -,., The Freshest and Best Stock Groceries, Provisions, Can Goods, To be found in Nevada City <n ' f Goods delivered ‘free of charge, Best of All! d Rich : GIVE ME A TRIAL, a we \ " th > Ladies’ Favorite. 1 is Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come, 50 G&A) Vequbthen seem Plain that it is woman's duty to seas. Br Gee oe ae Pin ND i St "8 Womans duty «to secur: 49K OPERATION THE BES?, “the a Just now.the-wor'd is worshiping at the Shrine of the sending of a valentine. pedoutrgulaty Oho bone . 2 __* L.8. CALKINS, fegretery Toard gf Education. ing with 4 pistol, iz the Boaid of Education of Neveda School Dis. )4)1 passed oes cle ney "d, . the bones very badly, ayy . é . Yada for one re ies eons. de he poate iouorae at th i se ; , lis gre ‘By order Of the Boast ¢ 5 : : Ke: sg len oF the Boat, Pills do not cure Constipation, They only. N Ce RREDY. a 2 eee) ee 8 o'clock r.m., for lighting the Oty’ { Feyada City, March 26:b, 1896, i vel UpOuaA ( nired by the speci icaFs, Lester & 3 Tshromais et mlttans of happy hearts today, fkin' Malas’ te Goci.. n{ hroteind Nass the Ki PRng Ropar Weems ine % Cali delgigk ey cee ge vies at prices 4 a Poo te ot oS ee 4 eT AR ak OE TTD eheyal ot ‘eoMvorTABLE FLEXIBLE and. EASY FITTING. yal Worcester, ing last night, Pda, 4 K. Casper’s will expire advertise for 1 tricity for one bids will be o April 9th.. T be considered power incande Second—Fift) descent lights wight and the night, Third candescent. li thirty-five inc . incandescent ] The Board . _ ing the susper sion followed, Board took di was finally d will be advert An election a city lection May for the Treasurer, As succeed Mess! J. ©, Rich. The follow pointed : Precinct N the Plaza. Hutchinson ; Fleming ; Cl J. Jackson ; . .Jobn Rafter, ‘Precinct: N Inspectors, : Judges, John IP, Schmidt, Tsoard, Mike Precinct N in Tilly bui Hughes, Job Gillett, A. E The Board on Sacramen bridge for th nlite ’ Ju In’ the: ca Caldwell, a preme Court the Superio the appella surviving pe tract relatin in the profit ticipate; anc partnership representati equitable pa ‘from the which will the partner: the former The amo above case ! includes co YLatties’ wper pair, at San Frat several pim parilla-and ‘cured. J: Street,