November 21, 1899 (4 pages)

La>) Ls . (] HUAOLD i * »saiy laqioutkig: ath Maes 3 EB re Noitgeo.% BRIBE RNTION, Interest. Turkey raffle at Britland’s nightly _Oranberries at A. B. Wolf's, the Gash Grocer, tf Try your luck in the Council Chamber turkey raffle, n18-lw Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto every eveningfrom9tol2p.m. tf “Rain tonight and tomorrow” was this morning’s weather prediction. Fresh consignment of choice lemons jast received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Fresh extra water-white comb honey at Gaylord &Son’s. Just received. tt ‘Go ta the Council Chamber saloon and get'a ice turkey. Raffle évery night. n18-1lw fancy work-are kept in stock by Snell _ & Fleming. pl4te, The finest Pickle Butter in the market, at 40 cents per square, at Smith’s, the Grocer. . 027-tf Go to Referee Saloon and get a-filass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf A Davis of Dutch Flat, who was 67 years old and had been ill a long time, died Sunday. The body was taken to San Francisto, A large lot of fine fat turkeys are being raffled every night at Britland’s Council Chamber saloon, corner Broad, and Pine streets: nl18-lw A very choice lot of Eastern Pickled Pork and Pickled Pigs’ Feet just re-. another consolation: When I go over ceived at J. J. Jackson’s. Also Oream Cheese in tin foil. .n18-lw. Pll take just as much baggage along as B, Lutz of this city was thrown from . those of my friends and neighbors who his wood wagon yesterday near the. have had better luck here on earth.” hospital. Mr. Rogers bat ment in that line, Now he.is decrepid and almost stone deaf. . “Pm nothing but a worn-out fortyniner,” he said to the reporter today sigh. “I don’t seem to be of much use to myself or anybody else. Probably the rest of my days will be spent out there at the poor-farm, but I ‘am past worrying much about that. I know I will have enough to eat and wear, and that’s about all anybody can get out.of life that is worth having. And there’s the divide to the land of the hereafter . 3.3, Rogers came up today from the Hite ranch ten miles below Grass 2 . _. Valley, where he bas during the last Minor Hotes. and Commonts of Local . severst months beon gpking f He came to ~ Nevada who was the Republican candidate. Mr. Rogers was in his prime one of the best penmen and accountants in the neers, were at thecounty seat today. county.and never lacked for employwith a sad smile that-was followed by a} brought her little daughter’s remains Tamplin place on the Washington ridge and received a cut on bis head. Last night a horse that Chas. Flynn adie : y Realistic Playing. was riding went into a sewer trench at Eas Petted Daughter—They asked me to the junction of Hast Broad anda Orchplay at Mra, Highup’s this evening, and ard streets. The animal was slightiy. I did; but— ~ Free launch served every Saturday . 20t entranced? night at Beckley’s Grotto-saloon on. Fetted Daughter — Hum! whiskeys, including 0. P. 8. and Mo“Brayer. nl8-tf . wonderful! Last night Captain Overton paid the sick.—N. Y. Weekly. first installment of taxes due from the Hobart estate on the sawmill, houses, ete., at Overton. The amount paid was $5,377.85. : The local Native Sons expect to enjoy themselves greatly tonight in enterFiala bint Her Wise Selection. + ® hat I feel sorry for him. stedt. The.evening’s pleasures _ will tional hotel, . At last night’s meeting of the Excelsior Whist Club held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A, Legg the first prizes. were won by Mrs. Belle Douglas and Hon, J.M. Walling, the second by Mrs. H. Legg and W. O, Chace. The Electric Power Company is en-. gaged this week installing the six arc street lamps the Trustees have ordered for the business part of the’ city. One of them was burning last night at the corner of Broad and Pine streets. and it threw the surrounding incandescents “into the shade.” Edward Phelan, who died near Smartsville Saturday, was a native of Califor. nia, aged 21 years. He was born at the Oregon House, where his mother and sister reside, The remains were taken to the residence of his mother where the funeral took place today. The in. terment was in Brownsville cemetery. All work in the upper workings of the Old Home Con. mine at Blue Tent . ’ has been suspended and the miners] ; laid off. Superintendent Logan now in tends to sink the incline shaft, which is already down 875 feet. ‘He has good ore at this depth, and is confident that he will find still better by sinking deeper. day faster.—Richmond Times. The Péessimint. And if a cloud be there Because it isn’t fair. And groans: “Uniessit rains, =Chicago Times-Herald, NOT HIS FAULT, ; : The Vicar’s Daughter—Papa Ed Doll and Alex. Durbin arrivea. ®2ocked, Giles, to see you standing outthere last night from the Twin Eagle mine above Downieville where they have been setting up a hoisting and pumping rig bought from the California mine at Gaston. The machinery cannot be put in operation till some missing shafting and pulleys are forwarded, and owing to the storm there is no immediate prospect of getting them through, after church, An Explanation, Ag she quaffed the bitter cup.” The tears could not roll up, Chicago Daily News. Poor Consolation. Popular Bakery Sold. Chas. E. Tegler has sold his bakery in the Transcript building on Commercial street: to Miss Georgie Saul and her nephew, Howard Loveland. The the consoling one, “that even young people and will be sure to maintain for.the establishment™the firstClass reputation that.it now enjoys. Mr. and Mrs. Tegler expect to spend the winter in San Francisco, returning were next spring. Freight Team Stalled. U ‘i U Th. is morning a loaded freight wagon headed for the upper country .got : stalled on York street, The wheels of ~ one sid.2 went down past their habs ~ ee. the soft filling of a sewer trench. It). a was found necessary to remove most ofthe lozd and pry the wagon up beof the hole, Riley (biff), to be standing : ————— ee tent mi “grasping all” that they Sees chats heal Hood’s Sarsaparilla des helppd many a business man on ‘road to surccess by making and keeping . Life. thim healthy. : ? Hood’s (Pills are the favorite family Waiter Wanted. City v hart. Fond Mother (proudly)—Were they When I . played “Life on the Ocean Wave,” with Commsrotel street, "Al the oholoast FOOT half of them left the room. Fond Mother (ecstatically)—That’s They must have been seaHer Pa—Now that you have become ngaged to young Radger, I must say Daughter—For what reason, pa? Her Pa—Because, my dear, you know taining grand officers Martin and Lun-. you can’t cook even a little bit. Daughter—I had thought of that, pa, conelude with a banquet at the Na-. but you see he is a professional fortyThe pessimist looks in the sky, He straightway heaves a doleful sigh Or if, perchance, no cloud appear, He gravely shakes his head I fear The crops will soon be dead.” 4 was very side the “Green Man” this morning, The Village Reprobate—Oi can ’sure ye, miss, it wus na fault o’ moine that I wus standin’ ootside!—Punch, “The tears roHed down the maiden’s cheeks So wrote the poet—no doubt because Ree “When we were first married he called me his little kitten,” wailed Mrs. Bickers, “and now he calls me a cat.” “But you must remember,” replied little kittens grow up to be cats in a comparatively short space of time.”—Detroit new owners will take possession Thursor day, They are cupable and popular}' WEAKER YESSHI, — ee P Injured Wife (whimpering, to son) fore a te1:-horse team could get it out/ ain't yez ashamed o’ yerself, Jimmy biff) un’ see your father abusin’ o’ ma Gp age X ” in the manner he does be doin’ (biff). Boge se i a or If yez had any sinse yez’d be thrampin’ afther a policeman to protect me, so yez would (biff, biff, biff)!—Harlem At the New York hotel, Nevada niétt . curio is on the sick list. from San continues to.be quite iil. . Francisco. Mrs. Martens and her brother, Fred Treftz, went to San Francisco today to -@. B. Neely, representing. Scott & 8. Tym Sr.of Downieville and G. 8. H. Dille and W. B. Van Orden; two of Grass Valley’s most esteemed pioMr. and Mrs. W. B. Robb arrived here last night from San Francisco where they: have been spending their -honeymoon, Ni ; ; Mrs. D, A. Monro, who recently here for burial, left today for Vancouver, B. C., where her home is. Mr.and Mrs. F. 8. Oonlin of Keswick arriyed last night from that place to attend the funeral of the gentleman’s nephew, the late Henry Conlan. ‘Henry Orittenden, an old timé resihe has been for the past six months. L. P, Goldstone, who was once superintendent of the Champion and other mines in this neighborhood, and who ‘went to Australia a few yearsago, has now gone to Tien Tsin, China, tosuperintend some mines for an English syndicate, N aes He Meant the Bird, Som p time ago a worthy man got a present from a sea captain. It Was a fine specimen of the bird which the sailors call the “laughing jackass,” and he was nota little proud of it. As he was carrying it home he met a brawny Irish navvy, who stopped and asked him: “Phwat kind ofa burrd is that, sorr?” “That’s a laughing jackass,” explained my friend, genially; The frishman, thinking he was being made fun of, was equal to the occasion, and responded, with a twinkle of the eye: “It's not yerself, it’s the burrd Oi mane, sorr,”’—Tit-Bits. Hopeless Case. “Why do you allow your wife to rule you as if you were a baby 2?” indignantly asked Mr. Meeker’s brother. “You ought to ha've a voice once in awhile in the management of the household. Assert your independence!” , Independence!” echoed Mr. Meeker, bitterly. “She won’t even grant me autonomy!””—Chicago Tribune. The Difference. “You have called me a liar!” shouted theangry citizen to the offensive citizen, “and you will live to regret that speech, sir.” CK. . PERSONAL POINTERS, Wm. Maher, the dry goods merchant, John Michell, the dancing teacher, ; Richard Veale-and family. returned county in 1849 and in 1850 mined/ last night from Downleville. in the‘Ooyotevilie diggings ‘near this city. He owned various claims after. Juan has returned home from San that time and in some of them made considerable money, but his wealth generally slipped away as easily as it/Oity returned last night from San came. He was in early times one of. Francisco. ree . the leading Democrats hereabont. In 1869 his party gave him the nomination of County Clerk and he won out by a/ visit their mother. big mergin. The town of Grass Valley where he then lived gave him a. Bowne, New York, manufacturers of majority of 500. In 1876 he was Scott’e Emulsion, is here. : elected Oounty . Recorder and ‘ after serving a term was snowed] Terry of Forest City left here on the pa ll shades of yarns for kenittingand . ander in 1877 by Captain John A. Rapp. noon train for San Francisco. * Miss Mollie Gilbert of North San Mr. and Mrs. Willy Wolf of Forest dent of Downieville, was here last night . ' on his way home from Illinois, where SIEAM BEER 0 time when they get together. : Santa Claus Waxel. Hydraulic Parlor of this city. The visitors will arrive on a special train at nine o’clock and will receive a cordial welcome from their county seat brothers. They will be headed by their President, Mayor Clinch, and will bring with them their famous band from the Flowery Kingdom: It will be a: night of nights at this city for the jolly Natives who never fail to bave s good Jobn Bacigslupi returned last: night of its members at tonight’s meeting Francisco. Tailor Waxel makes a liberal offer in anothercolumn. Each person paying him $15 cash for garments between this andthe first of Jaunary will be presented with a watch. Mr. Waxel makes clothCorner Broad and Pine streets, , Suecessor to Lammon Bros. Constantly on hand. ing for many of the most particular Delinquent Notice. men in Nevada county and he always r a tinge tne, Revad ity Caltrans low ey daeeetbedl eta on asoount of assessGILT EDGE SALOON,/= CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars N DRAUGHT 5 CTs.Bargains. . Its Worth Your Coming Just to See. (rreat American Importing Tea Co. Oommercial street, «sss. Neovada City 56 Mill street,.;. .-Grass Valley Stores 100 In Number Prices Away Under oo gpg 3, ta on oe, pe ges amou names of the reapansiee sharoholiers, as fol. lows ; No io” Name. ° Certificate. ‘Shares. Am’'t. Alfred Tregi 5.00 hristopher R. Gorning 102 2000 2,000.00 ristopher R. Corning Christopher 100.00. And in ance with law,and an order Cf the Board of Directors, made on the 16th day of October 1899, s0 many sete of each reel of such stock as may be necessary will sold at public auction at the office of the Compan m.19, 824 Pine San Francisco, Colttornia, on Monday, the ith d of December, 1899, at the hour of 2 o’cloc P.M. of said day to pay delinquent asseasmuces bees pe been dngges ape costs of advertising and expenses _of the sale; ‘ So eee CA. GROW, Seoretary. . Office: Room 19, 824 Pine, Street no Francisco. ndi-td ey [LACT o Oe e Let Us Figure On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want to do your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracte to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. ~ -¥ou-may needa new heating or cooking stove. Our Stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly inodérate for such stoves; ~~ George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. # : NEVADA OITY, “That jest shows the difference in fellers,” remarked Cowboy Bill, who happened to be present. “When a man zalls We a liar he don't live to regret it.” —Pick-Me-Up. ‘How She Gueased. Maud—Don't you think these new pictures of me are lovely? . Marie—They are, indeed. Who took them—De Camera? Maud—Yes. What made you think he took them? : Marie—I see he is advertising that he has the most skillful retoucher in town—Chicago Daily News. Same Olid Color, Miss Charcoal—I tells yo’, Mis’ Johnsing, dese heah patent med-cines am no ’liable! Mrs. Johnsing—Has yo’ tried ’em? Miss Charcoal—Yessum! I’se used Lily Balm Face Bleach goin’ on a yeah now, an’ it hain’t done me a bit er good. “Pride Goeth Before a Fall.’ Some proud people think they have strong constitutions, and ridicule the idea . . of disease. Such people neglect their health, let the 5lood run down, and their stomach, kidneys and liver facturers. . RE I AE aE UR SE CAPE SEASON. REIS RR ONE TERRE mers cee a Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. of Eastern importations, fresn from the Eastern maaouThere is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD-AND PINE STREETS. : ‘and when it is entirely; , Deafness is the result, and sn Leap ep any case of Deafhess (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured -by Hall’s Oatarrh eS po ping (ores free. Sold by Denggists, Too. Mg Hall’s Family are the best. What Is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Oough, Colds ‘nd Oonsumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund pour money. Price 25 cts., 50: ots. $1.00. For headache. Style and — fatsbling sound or pt Nod hearing, Hood’s Pills cure bilionsness, sick Finish. Fe 2 3 % * *% gree characterize photo* & *%-. etaphs made by Moore. + + + * * His gallery has a wide«x * # spread reputation for — Pigs turning out as high-grade PhP Pe work as can be attained onthe coast. : 2: : 2: 3 + { GRASS VALLEY, C . Nougat Cc A Marshmaliows A N Cream N D Tatty D I Chocolate I E And all lles: co. E s . made by Ss Premier Confectioner. SE at the same low figures ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them I did before the raise. Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset JEWELRY QUARTZ county,. Manufacturing Jeweler, Is as popular and st¥lish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the GC J. BRAND, Broad Street AMT errr rz , Ss hanksewving Luxuries ae NUTS . i€ + +o **# * eee ® ae CLEANED C BO aS * . RAISINS Landon Layers, Seedless oF Seeded oe ee FANCY PEELS Glazed Citron and Lemon AT J ACKSON’S ae Bee Hive Grocery Store. SY TNIV TUTTOTTVTIDTTOTTOTTVTUVTTOTTNTTPTTNTT AULdUA ddd abd dol Abdi did ddl JdsdUU dbiddd URRANTS, ILED CIDER, PLUM PUDDING ZITTTTTPTVTTPNVTOTTPNVTTOTP TPT We have a full line ALMOST EVERY DAY We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and Trimmings of all sorts. T eT ee he latest and the most approved novyelties are sent to us as fast as they come out IT IS A COMFORTING THING For our patrons to know that-when they wear millinery bought from us to San Francisco, Los Angeles or anywhere else, it is as fashionable as any they see. Main Street, WTI. H. CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel become . deranged. “Don't be foolish about your health, Use.Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you will prevent the fall Bladder Troubles — “Hood's San saparilla has done me so. much good fer my stomach and bladder troubles that I qwant to recommend tt heartily to others, Jam in better health than I have been for the past 20 years.’” Rev. E. I. Monroe, Dublin, Virginia. Impure Bood—“I .was troubled with pimples, resulting from impure blood. Since taking four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, the pimples haue disappeared and I am well.” W. H. Mallins, Steubenville, O. Rheumatism — “I had rheumatism three or four years. Could not dress or Permit Us to”"Suggest TO YOU, TO YOU _ The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise prices so it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so while the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride. AND TO YOU undress, Hood's Sarsaparilla did me goodand Iam now able to do all my work.”’ Fannie L. Derricotte, Athens, Ga. Hood's S ’s Pills cure liver ills; the non-trritating and Seip cathartic to take wi with Hood's Sarpaparilia, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, “33g 7 . . =e, OFFICE AND YARD, MM, L. & D. MARSH. Street, Call on us before going elsewhere. 8899 999999999999999059909 You Need One ~~ <a We Have Them. Our Pine street window Necessities. Hot Watter Bottles AT DICKERMAN Ss, is full of Cold Weather ethene tenn $100 REWARD! __ Nevada City, Nov. 7, 1899. Lost, a work-box containing jewelry and heirlooms of value only to the owner. The above reward will be paid for \) a Boulder the return of the same intact, and no questions asked. Nar Nevada City 1. S. Carxins, Transcript Office,

La>) Ls . (] HUAOLD i * »saiy laqioutkig: ath Maes 3 EB re Noitgeo.% BRIBE RNTION, Interest. Turkey raffle at Britland’s nightly _Oranberries at A. B. Wolf's, the Gash Grocer, tf Try your luck in the Council Chamber turkey raffle, n18-lw Boston Baked Beans at the Grotto every eveningfrom9tol2p.m. tf “Rain tonight and tomorrow” was this morning’s weather prediction. Fresh consignment of choice lemons jast received at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Fresh extra water-white comb honey at Gaylord &Son’s. Just received. tt ‘Go ta the Council Chamber saloon and get'a ice turkey. Raffle évery night. n18-1lw fancy work-are kept in stock by Snell _ & Fleming. pl4te, The finest Pickle Butter in the market, at 40 cents per square, at Smith’s, the Grocer. . 027-tf Go to Referee Saloon and get a-filass of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf A Davis of Dutch Flat, who was 67 years old and had been ill a long time, died Sunday. The body was taken to San Francisto, A large lot of fine fat turkeys are being raffled every night at Britland’s Council Chamber saloon, corner Broad, and Pine streets: nl18-lw A very choice lot of Eastern Pickled Pork and Pickled Pigs’ Feet just re-. another consolation: When I go over ceived at J. J. Jackson’s. Also Oream Cheese in tin foil. .n18-lw. Pll take just as much baggage along as B, Lutz of this city was thrown from . those of my friends and neighbors who his wood wagon yesterday near the. have had better luck here on earth.” hospital. Mr. Rogers bat ment in that line, Now he.is decrepid and almost stone deaf. . “Pm nothing but a worn-out fortyniner,” he said to the reporter today sigh. “I don’t seem to be of much use to myself or anybody else. Probably the rest of my days will be spent out there at the poor-farm, but I ‘am past worrying much about that. I know I will have enough to eat and wear, and that’s about all anybody can get out.of life that is worth having. And there’s the divide to the land of the hereafter . 3.3, Rogers came up today from the Hite ranch ten miles below Grass 2 . _. Valley, where he bas during the last Minor Hotes. and Commonts of Local . severst months beon gpking f He came to ~ Nevada who was the Republican candidate. Mr. Rogers was in his prime one of the best penmen and accountants in the neers, were at thecounty seat today. county.and never lacked for employwith a sad smile that-was followed by a} brought her little daughter’s remains Tamplin place on the Washington ridge and received a cut on bis head. Last night a horse that Chas. Flynn adie : y Realistic Playing. was riding went into a sewer trench at Eas Petted Daughter—They asked me to the junction of Hast Broad anda Orchplay at Mra, Highup’s this evening, and ard streets. The animal was slightiy. I did; but— ~ Free launch served every Saturday . 20t entranced? night at Beckley’s Grotto-saloon on. Fetted Daughter — Hum! whiskeys, including 0. P. 8. and Mo“Brayer. nl8-tf . wonderful! Last night Captain Overton paid the sick.—N. Y. Weekly. first installment of taxes due from the Hobart estate on the sawmill, houses, ete., at Overton. The amount paid was $5,377.85. : The local Native Sons expect to enjoy themselves greatly tonight in enterFiala bint Her Wise Selection. + ® hat I feel sorry for him. stedt. The.evening’s pleasures _ will tional hotel, . At last night’s meeting of the Excelsior Whist Club held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A, Legg the first prizes. were won by Mrs. Belle Douglas and Hon, J.M. Walling, the second by Mrs. H. Legg and W. O, Chace. The Electric Power Company is en-. gaged this week installing the six arc street lamps the Trustees have ordered for the business part of the’ city. One of them was burning last night at the corner of Broad and Pine streets. and it threw the surrounding incandescents “into the shade.” Edward Phelan, who died near Smartsville Saturday, was a native of Califor. nia, aged 21 years. He was born at the Oregon House, where his mother and sister reside, The remains were taken to the residence of his mother where the funeral took place today. The in. terment was in Brownsville cemetery. All work in the upper workings of the Old Home Con. mine at Blue Tent . ’ has been suspended and the miners] ; laid off. Superintendent Logan now in tends to sink the incline shaft, which is already down 875 feet. ‘He has good ore at this depth, and is confident that he will find still better by sinking deeper. day faster.—Richmond Times. The Péessimint. And if a cloud be there Because it isn’t fair. And groans: “Uniessit rains, =Chicago Times-Herald, NOT HIS FAULT, ; : The Vicar’s Daughter—Papa Ed Doll and Alex. Durbin arrivea. ®2ocked, Giles, to see you standing outthere last night from the Twin Eagle mine above Downieville where they have been setting up a hoisting and pumping rig bought from the California mine at Gaston. The machinery cannot be put in operation till some missing shafting and pulleys are forwarded, and owing to the storm there is no immediate prospect of getting them through, after church, An Explanation, Ag she quaffed the bitter cup.” The tears could not roll up, Chicago Daily News. Poor Consolation. Popular Bakery Sold. Chas. E. Tegler has sold his bakery in the Transcript building on Commercial street: to Miss Georgie Saul and her nephew, Howard Loveland. The the consoling one, “that even young people and will be sure to maintain for.the establishment™the firstClass reputation that.it now enjoys. Mr. and Mrs. Tegler expect to spend the winter in San Francisco, returning were next spring. Freight Team Stalled. U ‘i U Th. is morning a loaded freight wagon headed for the upper country .got : stalled on York street, The wheels of ~ one sid.2 went down past their habs ~ ee. the soft filling of a sewer trench. It). a was found necessary to remove most ofthe lozd and pry the wagon up beof the hole, Riley (biff), to be standing : ————— ee tent mi “grasping all” that they Sees chats heal Hood’s Sarsaparilla des helppd many a business man on ‘road to surccess by making and keeping . Life. thim healthy. : ? Hood’s (Pills are the favorite family Waiter Wanted. City v hart. Fond Mother (proudly)—Were they When I . played “Life on the Ocean Wave,” with Commsrotel street, "Al the oholoast FOOT half of them left the room. Fond Mother (ecstatically)—That’s They must have been seaHer Pa—Now that you have become ngaged to young Radger, I must say Daughter—For what reason, pa? Her Pa—Because, my dear, you know taining grand officers Martin and Lun-. you can’t cook even a little bit. Daughter—I had thought of that, pa, conelude with a banquet at the Na-. but you see he is a professional fortyThe pessimist looks in the sky, He straightway heaves a doleful sigh Or if, perchance, no cloud appear, He gravely shakes his head I fear The crops will soon be dead.” 4 was very side the “Green Man” this morning, The Village Reprobate—Oi can ’sure ye, miss, it wus na fault o’ moine that I wus standin’ ootside!—Punch, “The tears roHed down the maiden’s cheeks So wrote the poet—no doubt because Ree “When we were first married he called me his little kitten,” wailed Mrs. Bickers, “and now he calls me a cat.” “But you must remember,” replied little kittens grow up to be cats in a comparatively short space of time.”—Detroit new owners will take possession Thursor day, They are cupable and popular}' WEAKER YESSHI, — ee P Injured Wife (whimpering, to son) fore a te1:-horse team could get it out/ ain't yez ashamed o’ yerself, Jimmy biff) un’ see your father abusin’ o’ ma Gp age X ” in the manner he does be doin’ (biff). Boge se i a or If yez had any sinse yez’d be thrampin’ afther a policeman to protect me, so yez would (biff, biff, biff)!—Harlem At the New York hotel, Nevada niétt . curio is on the sick list. from San continues to.be quite iil. . Francisco. Mrs. Martens and her brother, Fred Treftz, went to San Francisco today to -@. B. Neely, representing. Scott & 8. Tym Sr.of Downieville and G. 8. H. Dille and W. B. Van Orden; two of Grass Valley’s most esteemed pioMr. and Mrs. W. B. Robb arrived here last night from San Francisco where they: have been spending their -honeymoon, Ni ; ; Mrs. D, A. Monro, who recently here for burial, left today for Vancouver, B. C., where her home is. Mr.and Mrs. F. 8. Oonlin of Keswick arriyed last night from that place to attend the funeral of the gentleman’s nephew, the late Henry Conlan. ‘Henry Orittenden, an old timé resihe has been for the past six months. L. P, Goldstone, who was once superintendent of the Champion and other mines in this neighborhood, and who ‘went to Australia a few yearsago, has now gone to Tien Tsin, China, tosuperintend some mines for an English syndicate, N aes He Meant the Bird, Som p time ago a worthy man got a present from a sea captain. It Was a fine specimen of the bird which the sailors call the “laughing jackass,” and he was nota little proud of it. As he was carrying it home he met a brawny Irish navvy, who stopped and asked him: “Phwat kind ofa burrd is that, sorr?” “That’s a laughing jackass,” explained my friend, genially; The frishman, thinking he was being made fun of, was equal to the occasion, and responded, with a twinkle of the eye: “It's not yerself, it’s the burrd Oi mane, sorr,”’—Tit-Bits. Hopeless Case. “Why do you allow your wife to rule you as if you were a baby 2?” indignantly asked Mr. Meeker’s brother. “You ought to ha've a voice once in awhile in the management of the household. Assert your independence!” , Independence!” echoed Mr. Meeker, bitterly. “She won’t even grant me autonomy!””—Chicago Tribune. The Difference. “You have called me a liar!” shouted theangry citizen to the offensive citizen, “and you will live to regret that speech, sir.” CK. . PERSONAL POINTERS, Wm. Maher, the dry goods merchant, John Michell, the dancing teacher, ; Richard Veale-and family. returned county in 1849 and in 1850 mined/ last night from Downleville. in the‘Ooyotevilie diggings ‘near this

city. He owned various claims after. Juan has returned home from San that time and in some of them made considerable money, but his wealth generally slipped away as easily as it/Oity returned last night from San came. He was in early times one of. Francisco. ree . the leading Democrats hereabont. In 1869 his party gave him the nomination of County Clerk and he won out by a/ visit their mother. big mergin. The town of Grass Valley where he then lived gave him a. Bowne, New York, manufacturers of majority of 500. In 1876 he was Scott’e Emulsion, is here. : elected Oounty . Recorder and ‘ after serving a term was snowed] Terry of Forest City left here on the pa ll shades of yarns for kenittingand . ander in 1877 by Captain John A. Rapp. noon train for San Francisco. * Miss Mollie Gilbert of North San Mr. and Mrs. Willy Wolf of Forest dent of Downieville, was here last night . ' on his way home from Illinois, where SIEAM BEER 0 time when they get together. : Santa Claus Waxel. Hydraulic Parlor of this city. The visitors will arrive on a special train at nine o’clock and will receive a cordial welcome from their county seat brothers. They will be headed by their President, Mayor Clinch, and will bring with them their famous band from the Flowery Kingdom: It will be a: night of nights at this city for the jolly Natives who never fail to bave s good Jobn Bacigslupi returned last: night of its members at tonight’s meeting Francisco. Tailor Waxel makes a liberal offer in anothercolumn. Each person paying him $15 cash for garments between this andthe first of Jaunary will be presented with a watch. Mr. Waxel makes clothCorner Broad and Pine streets, , Suecessor to Lammon Bros. Constantly on hand.. ing for many of the most particular Delinquent Notice. men in Nevada county and he always r a tinge tne, Revad ity Caltrans low ey daeeetbedl eta on asoount of assessGILT EDGE SALOON,/= CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars N DRAUGHT 5 CTs.Bargains. . Its Worth Your Coming Just to See. (rreat American Importing Tea Co. Oommercial street, «sss. Neovada City 56 Mill street,..;.. .-Grass Valley Stores 100 In Number Prices Away Under oo gpg 3, ta on oe, pe ges amou names of the reapansiee sharoholiers, as fol. lows ; No io” Name. ° Certificate. ‘Shares. Am’'t. Alfred Tregi 5.00 hristopher R. Gorning 102 2000 2,000.00 ristopher R. Corning Christopher 100.00. And in ance with law,and an order Cf the Board of Directors, made on the 16th day of October 1899, s0 many sete of each reel of such stock as may be necessary will sold at public auction at the office of the Compan m.19, 824 Pine San Francisco, Colttornia, on Monday, the ith d of December, 1899, at the hour of 2 o’cloc P.M. of said day to pay delinquent asseasmuces bees pe been dngges ape costs of advertising and expenses _of the sale; ‘ So eee CA. GROW, Seoretary. . Office: Room 19, 824 Pine, Street no Francisco. ndi-td ey [LACT o Oe e Let Us Figure On your Sewer Work if you want to have a first-class job and save money. We sell Pipe at the lowest market prices, if you want to do your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracte to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. ~ -¥ou-may needa new heating or cooking stove. Our Stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. We have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly inodérate for such stoves; ~~ George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. # : NEVADA OITY, “That jest shows the difference in fellers,” remarked Cowboy Bill, who happened to be present. “When a man zalls We a liar he don't live to regret it.” —Pick-Me-Up. ‘How She Gueased. Maud—Don't you think these new pictures of me are lovely? . Marie—They are, indeed. Who took them—De Camera? Maud—Yes. What made you think he took them? : Marie—I see he is advertising that he has the most skillful retoucher in town—Chicago Daily News. Same Olid Color, Miss Charcoal—I tells yo’, Mis’ Johnsing, dese heah patent med-cines am no ’liable! Mrs. Johnsing—Has yo’ tried ’em? Miss Charcoal—Yessum! I’se used Lily Balm Face Bleach goin’ on a yeah now, an’ it hain’t done me a bit er good. “Pride Goeth Before a Fall.’ Some proud people think they have strong constitutions, and ridicule the idea . . of disease. Such people neglect their health, let the 5lood run down, and their stomach, kidneys and liver facturers. . RE I AE aE UR SE CAPE SEASON.. REIS RR ONE TERRE mers cee a Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. of Eastern importations, fresn from the Eastern maaouThere is a grace and style about their cut that is irresistible, and the texture and patterns of the goods are above the usual standard. Ladies, You Are Invited To call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & FLEMING. CORNER BROAD-AND PINE STREETS. : ‘and when it is entirely; , Deafness is the result, and sn Leap ep any case of Deafhess (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured -by Hall’s Oatarrh eS po ping (ores free. Sold by Denggists, Too. Mg Hall’s Family are the best. What Is Shiloh? A grand old remedy for Oough, Colds ‘nd Oonsumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund pour money. Price 25 cts., 50: ots. $1.00. For headache. Style and — fatsbling sound or pt Nod hearing, Hood’s Pills cure bilionsness, sick Finish.. Fe 2 3 % * *% gree characterize photo* & *%-. etaphs made by Moore. + + + * * His gallery has a wide«x * # spread reputation for — Pigs turning out as high-grade PhP Pe work as can be attained onthe coast. : 2: : 2: 3 + { GRASS VALLEY, C . Nougat Cc A Marshmaliows A N Cream N D Tatty D I Chocolate I E And all lles: co. E s . made by Ss Premier Confectioner. SE at the same low figures ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them I did before the raise. Come and see the beautiful display, set and unset JEWELRY QUARTZ county,. Manufacturing Jeweler, Is as popular and st¥lish as ever. Iam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the GC J. BRAND, Broad Street AMT errr rz , Ss hanksewving Luxuries ae NUTS . i€ + +o **# * eee ® ae CLEANED C BO aS * . RAISINS Landon Layers, Seedless oF Seeded oe ee FANCY PEELS Glazed Citron and Lemon AT J ACKSON’S ae Bee Hive Grocery Store. SY TNIV TUTTOTTVTIDTTOTTOTTVTUVTTOTTNTTPTTNTT AULdUA ddd abd dol Abdi did ddl JdsdUU dbiddd URRANTS, ILED CIDER, PLUM PUDDING ZITTTTTPTVTTPNVTOTTPNVTTOTP TPT We have a full line ALMOST EVERY DAY We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and Trimmings of all sorts. T eT ee he latest and the most approved novyelties are sent to us as fast as they come out IT IS A COMFORTING THING For our patrons to know that-when they wear millinery bought from us to San Francisco, Los Angeles or anywhere else, it is as fashionable as any they see. Main Street, WTI. H. CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel become . deranged. “Don't be foolish about your health, Use.Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you will prevent the fall Bladder Troubles — “Hood's San saparilla has done me so. much good fer my stomach and bladder troubles that I qwant to recommend tt heartily to others, Jam in better health than I have been for the past 20 years.’” Rev. E. I. Monroe, Dublin, Virginia. Impure Bood—“I .was troubled with pimples, resulting from impure blood. Since taking four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, the pimples haue disappeared and I am well.” W. H. Mallins, Steubenville, O. Rheumatism — “I had rheumatism three or four years. Could not dress or Permit Us to”"Suggest TO YOU, TO YOU _ The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today you can doubtless do better than tomorrow. The unprecedented demand for goods has caused the factories to raise prices so it behooves all those who wish to purchase WATCHES to do so while the old prices prevail. We have a large assortment to select from, and an honest bargain is our pride. AND TO YOU undress, Hood's Sarsaparilla did me goodand Iam now able to do all my work.”’ Fannie L. Derricotte, Athens, Ga. Hood's S ’s Pills cure liver ills; the non-trritating and Seip cathartic to take wi with Hood's Sarpaparilia, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, “33g 7 . . =e, OFFICE AND YARD, MM, L. & D. MARSH. Street, Call on us before going elsewhere. 8899 999999999999999059909 You Need One ~~ <a We Have Them. Our Pine street window Necessities. Hot Watter Bottles AT DICKERMAN Ss, is full of Cold Weather ethene tenn $100 REWARD! __ Nevada City, Nov. 7, 1899. Lost, a work-box containing jewelry and heirlooms of value only to the owner. The above reward will be paid for \) a Boulder the return of the same intact, and no questions asked. Nar Nevada City 1. S. Carxins, Transcript Office,