November 22, 1899 (4 pages)

_AND Californie CHARLES ‘MOND, re 0 aa ang ike ho Wit ton Ander: ‘son Gere © same, T, Clerk, ay slers in al} un:ber for Calland euarantes m. Office, -OOPER, (ie © Po 4 EE ‘ Saal @OOGOQHOOOOOOOSHOOOGOHOOOOOOOOOOS Ce \ put in place, . Btar. Hon. Frank T, Nilon had a novel ex-. perience this af ernoon when he pronounced the words th it made Oaribeno Ozalli and Miss Atheglia Cogneri, both. of Blue Tent in this township, man and wife. It. was his first attempt in this line of practice, but he tied the nuptial knot with agrice and dignity that were sur ‘assed only by the. alacrity with which he proceeded to kiss the blushing bride when his pleasant . task was performed. The ceremony was performed in the Jadge’s chambers. Those gallant gen_. tleman of the old school, R. ©. Wal: “syerpaernotapie i Their guecte. -h were grand Secretary Lunsdedt, Grand . 1 Treasurer Martin, forty-two members. . of Quartz Pattor who came over from. t Grass ‘Valley ona special train and. . station by-the entire local membership,falso representatives. of five other. parlors who chanced to be here from different parts of the State. At the lodge room the ritualistic work of ‘the order was + xemplified, At 10:30 everybody went to the National hotel where was served one of the finest banquets . ever partaken of in the county. The menu was choice and the~ service faultless. _Goyne’s orchestra was. in attendance and furnished i superb music, . rath and Moses ‘Bates, were the witnesses and ‘hey filled theiz positions ‘a8 only such men could: With: such an auspicious beginning Mr. and Mrs. Ozalli are very sure to have a happy and prosperous journey on the sea of inatrimony. The TraNsoript joins with all their other friends, which are legion, in congratulating the n. ae Not Much Chance of Conviction. Last night Officer Fowler lodged a charge of burglary against Phil Richards whom he caught the. night before helping himself to a drink in the Reteree saloon into which he had forced his way through the back door. Justice Holbrooke will hold the preliminary examination Monday afte:noon There is no probability that the proceedings will result in his being held. He not. only upon being discovered through the window by Watchman Fowler showed the utmost unconcern, and invited the officer in to drink with him, as related in. the TRANsORIPT yesterday, but added, “You can’t get in at the front door. Just come around to the back door, which is open.” Forwarding the Machinery. The shafting and pulleys for the new mill of the Comet mine six miles above Downieville was seat forward from here today by two freight teams, and Foreman Alex. Durbin will soon return to the mine. Mr. Durbin has reeently had adam 80: feet long and 25}feet high put inthe North Yuba so that water power can be obtained and @ mile of new road bas been built, The ~ledge-isworked. through a tunnel and the mill will be started as soon as the machinery now on the road can be lnstailation ana Presentation. Last night Mrs. Jennie Hall, Past Matron, installed the officers of Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Mrs. Isabella Richards, Past Matron, presented the retiring Past Matron, Mrs. Jennie Hall, with a beautifal jewel, the presentation being accompanied by appropriate remarks which were responded to by the recipient. ' After the installation ceremonies ware concluded an apes banquet was served, @e Died at Forest City. Thomas Veale died at Forest City yesterday of miners’ consumption. He was seventy years old and leaves five children, the latter being Richard Veale and Mrs. Russell of this city, Thomas Veale of Grass Valley, William Veale of Forest Oity and Mrs. Larkin of San; Francisco. Mr. Veale formerly lived at Grass Valley, North Bloomfield and Moore's Flat, and at the time of his death belonged to Union Lodge of Odd Fellows at North Bloomfield. U.R. K. of P. Ball, The Uniform Rank Rank Knights of Pythias of Colfax propose to give a ball at that town on Thankegiving night and have invited the companies at this city and Grass Valley to be present. It is likely that the Nevada countyans will charter a train and go down in force. The members of Mountain Company -at this city who desire to do so are re‘quested to immediately notify Lieudenant.Wm. G. Richards to that effect. Onty One Bid. ‘Last night the time expired for receiving bids for the constraction of a piece of road around the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine between this city and Canada Hill. But one proposition was}, handed in—that of Wm. and 8. T. Murchie who offer to do the work for $495. Supervisor Buffington has taken the bid under consideration, ? Granite Hill Case Postponed. The trial of the case of Ryan vs. the QG.anite Hill Mi>ing Compai.y ot Grass Valley, which was to have come on in ‘the Superior Court tomorrow, bas been postponed on account of the illness of ‘JB. A. Roberts of Sacramento, one of the wituesses, till Saturday, December ‘2d. It will probably take two days to try the case. “Tre Loss of Gox is great; the loss ae Health is lost by blood pure urifies, enriches cand vitalizes the blood and thus saves ot bealth is more.” neglecting to keep the Hood's ‘both gold and health. Hooa’s Pills cure biliousness, sick eo oe Waiter Wanted. At the New York hotel, Nevada City. n 14-tf a rr rca vr The Quartzites had bought with them a. smell string orchestra. which also played pleasingly at intervals during the progress of the. feast and introduced some specialties that were. well received. At midnight the program of toasts began, President George Calanan of Hydraulic Parlor presiding in a happy aud tactful manner. The reSponses to the sentiments were without distinguished themselves — by Both ° the music were beyond criticism. bounded jollity and: good-fellowship prevailed from start to finish. It was about two o’clock this morning when. with round after round of cheers the hosts escorted their Grass Valley brothers to the train. THE TOASTS. Overture by the orchestra. “The Grand Parlor,” Grand Treasurer Martin. “Thou hast no faults, or I no faults A spy; Thou artall beauty,-or all blindness 1. “Quartz Parlor,” Chas. E. Clinch. hed they, are ap a win fellows, naccaante Fe Hon, Frank T, Nilon, “Nature never stands still, neither; they ever go up and down.” Song, F, &. Arbogast. “A careless song, with a little nonsense in it now Et then, does not mis-become a monarch. “The Newer Natives,” Fred Searls. *“Phis 's full of had but change. ‘Phe 1900 Celebration,” Grand Secretary Lunstedt, “San Franciseo or bust!” “The Native Daughters,’’ selection . , -bythe orchestra,.\. “Argonauty Tales,” ¥ H, Coughlan, “Antonio, toll’ us one of those favorite orld "i change, change—nothing ee stories.” “The Wrong Trail,” L.-S. Calkins, oe goes to the right and the other to the “Mines and vee. OC. T. Lindsey. “It’s a good sight Babs xe a She hat: w nada for this delicious Song, James Grimes. “Oh, he will singthe savageness out of a bear.’ : “The Spirit of ’49,” Geo. L. Jones, ‘““The days of old, the days of gold.” “The Pathfinder,” Jo V. Snyder. “I follow this, safe guide, the path thou lead’st me.” “The Veterans,” David E. Morgan. “Rise, oh youth, and wrestle with me.” ‘Monarch of the Cave,” selection by the orchestra. “fies That Bind,” J. 0. Tyrrell. “If fraternal love held all men a, How beautiful this world would “Circumstantial Evidence,’ E. B. Power. ‘So as adversaries do in law Sirike mightily, but eat and drink as friends. ~ MENU. Blue Point Oysters Olives Cheese Straws—Coelery Royal Chicken Broth in Cups Mayonaise of Shrimp Broiled Lake Tahoe Trout Saratoga Chips Sweet Breads en Caisses a la Colbert Devited Ham and Eggs in Tomato Cups Small Mountain Quail Pies Lamb Chops—Breaded Sweet Peas Curly Punch Young Turkey—Walnut Dressing Cranberry Jelly Asparagus Vanilla Ice Cream Macaroons Gold Cake Soda Wafers Coffee . nn . ‘ Afraid of Him. Gagger—Why do you refuse to have any business transactions with Wee: er? < Nagger—I’m afraid to deal with a man so much sharper than myself. Gagger—Sharper! In what way? Nagger—He had a chance to marry my ‘wife and didn’t; that’s all.—TitLady Fingers Cheese A Promise. “Now, Josiar,” said Mrs. Corntossel, “T don’t want you to have nothin’ to do with any games of chance while you’re in town.” “Mandy,” he answered, “T won't. I'll take pains to hunt up some of them sure-thing games I’ve hear’n tell about.”—Washington Star, A Woman’s Explanation. He—According to the Scriptures there will be no marrying or giving in marriage in Heaven. She—Oh, that’s easily explained. He—How so? She—There will not be half enough men to go around—see? — Chicago Detly News. pe nce ealeS 4 arriving at nine o’lock were met at the}: nor souls . . abo’ tenis Reena party was tendered to Miss Angel Dray at the home. of Paul Morateur where she has been visiting. Today she left for: ee hone of Mrs. D. Binkleman, is here on business.and health combined. He has an interest ina mine on oe ae Fork: of the Yuba. — There was a dratt of 25 men. ‘this wéek at the Brunswick mains. testo Off is said to be only tempo work of adding another compartme'it to the shaft. At present only twelve men are employed underground,. Mayor Clinch and other city officers have organized a baseball clab with Marshal Deeble as Captain and today issue a challenge to the professional men of the city to play a match game exception notably bright. The speakers} at Watt Park Thanksgiving afternoon. their. Dr. John T. Jones is hustling around . sallies of wit and flights of eloquence. . and getting up a nineamong the doc-. vocal and instrumental . tors, lawyers, etc. to accept the chalUn. lenge. \4 CURIOUS EPITAPH. > Tembstene makes, of of Wheeling, Ww. Va.; Takes a Queer Revenge and ie. : Gets in Serious Trouble, , et Among curious epitaphs, that which is engraved on the monument of James Rine, of Wheeling, W. Va., ‘is certainly the most unique, Like most epitaphs of interest, says the Chicago Daily News, this one does not spring from an attempt to a the dead; on the GETTING EVEN WITH THE DEAD. contrary it is a distinct effort to cast disgrace upon the sleeper-beneath the stone. The inscription, besides the name, date of birth and death of the deceased, tells the world in large letters that “This Ain’t Payed For.” Some years since James Rine had Tombstone Maker Carroll erect on the family lot at Stone meeting house cemetery & monument for which he gave his noté in payment. Before the same masolvent. Carroll, being unable to collect his claim, inscribed on the stone: “This Ain’t Payed For.” In _ consequence, the nearer relatives had him indicted. Absolutely Annihilated, Anemploye in a large chemical works in.Germany recently entered one of the departments with a lighted lantern, with the result that an explosion occurred, followed by the bursting of the acid tanks. He was never seen again, nor was there ever discovered a shred of his clothing. The insurance companies have refused to pay the policies on his life, claiming there was no proof of death, * bei Spiders Have Eight Eyes. Most spiders have eight eyes, although some species have only six. Little Pimples Turn to Cancer. Oancer often results from an impurity in the blood, inherited from zenerations back. Few people are enreel free from some taint in the blood nd it is impossible to tell when it will yreak out in the form of dreaded Canser, ‘What has a to be a mere pimple or scratch has developed into she most a Cancer. wily a tow ae Mlowshes ‘that f though was at-first a yous four months the last little scab off. burg, us to ent with disease is beyond the skill Pe rduans: 8. 8. 8. Sache oply eee, rg PI it ll the heated Einopcnge Motaam which SSSit. Blood 's Specific) is Doaly aly occasioned by the, pease ‘of ett : known, By it he preserves the full flavor and prunes are cured by a very high de‘gree of heat and dipped into clear boiling water.instead of in lye or glycerine, ‘thus imparting to the skin-therich} . glow and tenderness that are deemed freshness of the frait. The. “Bargains. ‘Is Worth Your Coming Just to See. Great America _ i bid ‘80 desirable. This year he has met, Com with his customary success in handling the crop, and today places the re-. ~ sult on.the market, as will be learned from . his advertisement fn another colamp. There are two grades, the ‘higher being specially adapted to eatil gle ceri einen ioo 2 Namber. Prices Away Under Processed French Prunes. * The finest, most healthful and cheapest in ptr eee -“Woman’s ‘work is never done,” quoted the sympathetic ‘citizen. “That’s right,” answered Mr. Meekton, earnestly. -“E have observed it in Henrietta’s case. Woman's work ‘is never done. There is always enough of it left over to keep het husband busy from the time he gets through dinner till he’s so tired he has to go to bed.” = Piavo Tuning. factory when completed Fask no ‘pay. Prices reasonable. This is my second visit here. Irefer to former patrons here. Leave orders at New York® hotel and [ will call. Joun A. Lecuuetrer. are Terenas Let Us Figure “. the market. First grade? cents per pound;second grade 5 cents. Special rates per hundred pounds, at Felix Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City. > 922-lw I Lune and repair pianos, doing first. . class work. If my work is not. satis-{GILT RDGR SALOON Corner Broad and Piné streets. CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. Successor to Lammon Bros, Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars . . Constantly on hand. STEAM BEER ON DRAUGHT 5 CTS. ———— 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 makiug connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to farnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. You may need a 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 moderate for such stoves. George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. y. NEVADA OITY. tured Rine died, with his estate in. ¥ CAPE SEASON Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. There 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. ; Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, TO YOU AND TO YOU The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today you can doubtiess 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. A. & H. Ww. HARTUNG, ™ Sepetets $0 ¥Cc. Nevada Sits. Pine : OFFICE AND YARD, \ 1) WA Boulder Street, ; Nevada City Call on us before going elsewhere. ‘. world for Ball's rage! ‘What ls Shiton ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds ‘nd Consumption; used through the a centary, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied ih oe. SHEE Fefona our mone he druggist. tf Hood’s Pilla cure biliousness, sick headache. i a rnc alt [style re allt ae ~ ee te tten. ee aN His gallery has a wide — *&.%& *®& ‘spread reputation for . Pays tr turning out as high-grade work as can be attained ; “* ka onthecoast. : 3.2 3 4 ME Nevaoa Crry GRASS VALLEY, CAle Nougat Marshmallows Cream Taffy Chocolate Peanut , And all other Kinde Si “nade By ee ae Premier Confectioner. steel ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them ; at the same low figures I did before the raise. Ree the beautiful display, set and unsét QUARTZ JEWELRY Come -and sée county. Manufacturing Jeweler, Is as popular and stylish as ever. Tam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the C. J. BRAND, Broad Street ns . é Thanksgiving Luxuries! ede % FANCY ae ae ae x * & KH KE * a ATVJVAC Neos? RAISINS CLEANED CURRANTS, x BOILED CIDER, Bee Hive Grocery Store. MAAMAAAAASAAAAAJAb AAAS lubdbh Ubb Mb Ub Ubb Ahh Abb dbk AMA sdk Jhb sb Jb bd Brazils and Almonds. Landon ‘Layers, Seedless or Seeded. ve. yt wt PEELS Glazed Citron and Lemon PLUM PUDDING CKSON’S 5. “ill ALMOST EVERY DAY Trimmings of all sorts. We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and The latest and the most approved novelties 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 any where else, it is as fashionable as any they see. WI. H. CRAWFOR Main Street, 9 Near Union Hotel <s—.We Have Them. Hot Water Bottles AT DICKERMAN S. $100 REWARD! . the return of the same intact, 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 and no questions asked. L. S. Calkins,

_AND Californie CHARLES ‘MOND, re 0 aa ang ike ho Wit ton Ander: ‘son Gere © same, T, Clerk, ay slers in al} un:ber for Calland euarantes m. Office, -OOPER, (ie © Po 4 EE ‘ Saal @OOGOQHOOOOOOOSHOOOGOHOOOOOOOOOOS Ce \ put in place, . Btar. Hon. Frank T, Nilon had a novel ex-. perience this af ernoon when he pronounced the words th it made Oaribeno Ozalli and Miss Atheglia Cogneri, both. of Blue Tent in this township, man and wife. It. was his first attempt in this line of practice, but he tied the nuptial knot with agrice and dignity that were sur ‘assed only by the. alacrity with which he proceeded to kiss the blushing bride when his pleasant . task was performed. The ceremony was performed in the Jadge’s chambers. Those gallant gen_. tleman of the old school, R. ©. Wal: “syerpaernotapie i Their guecte. -h were grand Secretary Lunsdedt, Grand . 1 Treasurer Martin, forty-two members. . of Quartz Pattor who came over from. t Grass ‘Valley ona special train and. . station by-the entire local membership,falso representatives. of five other. parlors who chanced to be here from different parts of the State. At the lodge room the ritualistic work of ‘the order was + xemplified, At 10:30 everybody went to the National hotel where was served one of the finest banquets . ever partaken of in the county. The menu was choice and the~ service faultless. _Goyne’s orchestra was. in attendance and furnished i superb music, . rath and Moses ‘Bates, were the witnesses and ‘hey filled theiz positions ‘a8 only such men could: With: such an auspicious beginning Mr. and Mrs. Ozalli are very sure to have a happy and prosperous journey on the sea of inatrimony. The TraNsoript joins with all their other friends, which are legion, in congratulating the n. ae Not Much Chance of Conviction. Last night Officer Fowler lodged a charge of burglary against Phil Richards whom he caught the. night before helping himself to a drink in the Reteree saloon into which he had forced his way through the back door. Justice Holbrooke will hold the preliminary examination Monday afte:noon There is no probability that the proceedings will result in his being held. He not. only upon being discovered through the window by Watchman Fowler showed the utmost unconcern, and invited the officer in to drink with him, as related in. the TRANsORIPT yesterday, but added, “You can’t get in at the front door. Just come around to the back door, which is open.” Forwarding the Machinery. The shafting and pulleys for the new mill of the Comet mine six miles above Downieville was seat forward from here today by two freight teams, and Foreman Alex. Durbin will soon return to the mine. Mr. Durbin has reeently had adam 80: feet long and 25}feet high put inthe North Yuba so that water power can be obtained and @ mile of new road bas been built, The ~ledge-isworked. through a tunnel and the mill will be started as soon as the machinery now on the road can be lnstailation ana Presentation. Last night Mrs. Jennie Hall, Past Matron, installed the officers of Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Mrs. Isabella Richards, Past Matron, presented the retiring Past Matron, Mrs. Jennie Hall, with a beautifal jewel, the presentation being accompanied by appropriate remarks which were responded to by the recipient. ' After the installation ceremonies ware concluded an apes banquet was served, @e Died at Forest City. Thomas Veale died at Forest City yesterday of miners’ consumption. He was seventy years old and leaves five children, the latter being Richard Veale and Mrs. Russell of this city, Thomas Veale of Grass Valley, William Veale of Forest Oity and Mrs. Larkin of San; Francisco. Mr. Veale formerly lived at Grass Valley, North Bloomfield and Moore's Flat, and at the time of his death belonged to Union Lodge of Odd Fellows at North Bloomfield. U.R. K. of P. Ball, The Uniform Rank Rank Knights of Pythias of Colfax propose to give a ball at that town on Thankegiving night and have invited the companies at this city and Grass Valley to be present. It is likely that the Nevada countyans will charter a train and go down in force. The members of Mountain Company -at this city who desire to do so are re‘quested to immediately notify Lieudenant.Wm. G. Richards to that effect. Onty One Bid. ‘Last night the time expired for receiving bids for the constraction of a piece of road around the Gravel Hill hydraulic mine between this city and Canada Hill. But one proposition was}, handed in—that of Wm. and 8. T. Murchie who offer to do the work for $495. Supervisor Buffington has taken the bid under consideration, ? Granite Hill Case Postponed. The trial of the case of Ryan vs. the QG.anite Hill Mi>ing Compai.y ot Grass Valley, which was to have come on in ‘the Superior Court tomorrow, bas been postponed on account of the illness of ‘JB. A. Roberts of Sacramento, one of the wituesses, till Saturday, December ‘2d. It will probably take two days to try the case. “Tre Loss of Gox is great; the loss ae Health is lost by blood pure urifies, enriches cand vitalizes the blood and thus saves ot bealth is more.” neglecting to keep the Hood's ‘both gold and health. Hooa’s Pills cure biliousness, sick eo oe Waiter Wanted. At the New York hotel, Nevada City. n 14-tf a rr rca vr The Quartzites had bought with them a. smell string orchestra. which also played pleasingly at intervals during the progress of the. feast and introduced some specialties that were. well received. At midnight the program of toasts began, President George Calanan of Hydraulic Parlor presiding in a happy aud tactful manner.. The reSponses to the sentiments were without distinguished themselves — by Both ° the music were beyond criticism. bounded jollity and: good-fellowship prevailed from start to finish. It was about two o’clock this morning when. with round after round of cheers the hosts escorted their Grass Valley brothers to the train. THE TOASTS. Overture by the orchestra. “The Grand Parlor,” Grand Treasurer Martin. “Thou hast no faults, or I no faults A spy; Thou artall beauty,-or all blindness 1. “Quartz Parlor,” Chas. E. Clinch. hed they, are ap a win fellows, naccaante Fe Hon, Frank T, Nilon, “Nature never stands still, neither; they ever go up and down.” Song, F, &. Arbogast. “A careless song, with a little nonsense in it now Et then, does not mis-become a monarch. “The Newer Natives,” Fred Searls. *“Phis 's full of had but change. ‘Phe 1900 Celebration,” Grand Secretary Lunstedt, “San Franciseo or bust!” “The Native Daughters,’’ selection . , -bythe orchestra,.\. “Argonauty Tales,” ¥ H, Coughlan, “Antonio, toll’ us one of those favorite orld "i change, change—nothing ee stories.” “The Wrong Trail,” L.-S. Calkins, oe goes to the right and the other to the “Mines and vee. OC. T. Lindsey. “It’s a good sight Babs xe a She hat: w nada for this delicious Song, James Grimes. “Oh, he will singthe savageness out of a bear.’ : “The Spirit of ’49,” Geo. L. Jones, ‘““The days of old, the days of gold.” “The Pathfinder,” Jo V. Snyder. “I follow this, safe guide, the path thou lead’st me.” “The Veterans,” David E. Morgan. “Rise, oh youth, and wrestle with me.” ‘Monarch of the Cave,” selection by the orchestra. “fies That Bind,” J. 0. Tyrrell. “If fraternal love held all men a, How beautiful this world would “Circumstantial Evidence,’ E. B. Power. ‘So as adversaries do in law Sirike mightily, but eat and drink as friends. ~ MENU. Blue Point Oysters Olives Cheese Straws—Coelery Royal Chicken Broth in Cups Mayonaise of Shrimp Broiled Lake Tahoe Trout Saratoga Chips Sweet Breads en Caisses a la Colbert Devited Ham and Eggs in Tomato Cups Small Mountain Quail Pies Lamb Chops—Breaded Sweet Peas Curly Punch Young Turkey—Walnut Dressing Cranberry Jelly Asparagus Vanilla Ice Cream Macaroons Gold Cake Soda Wafers Coffee . nn . ‘ Afraid of Him. Gagger—Why do you refuse to have any business transactions with Wee: er? < Nagger—I’m afraid to deal with a man so much sharper than myself. Gagger—Sharper! In what way? Nagger—He had a chance to marry my ‘wife and didn’t; that’s all.—TitLady Fingers Cheese A Promise. “Now, Josiar,” said Mrs. Corntossel, “T don’t want you to have nothin’ to do with any games of chance while you’re in town.” “Mandy,” he answered, “T won't. I'll take pains to hunt up some of them sure-thing games I’ve hear’n tell about.”—Washington Star, A Woman’s Explanation. He—According to the Scriptures

there will be no marrying or giving in marriage in Heaven. She—Oh, that’s easily explained. He—How so? She—There will not be half enough men to go around—see? — Chicago Detly News. pe nce ealeS 4 arriving at nine o’lock were met at the}: nor souls . . abo’ tenis Reena party was tendered to Miss Angel Dray at the home. of Paul Morateur where she has been visiting. Today she left for: ee hone of Mrs. D. Binkleman, is here on business.and health combined. He has an interest ina mine on oe ae Fork: of the Yuba. — There was a dratt of 25 men. ‘this wéek at the Brunswick mains. testo Off is said to be only tempo work of adding another compartme'it to the shaft. At present only twelve men are employed underground,. Mayor Clinch and other city officers have organized a baseball clab with Marshal Deeble as Captain and today issue a challenge to the professional men of the city to play a match game exception notably bright. The speakers} at Watt Park Thanksgiving afternoon. their. Dr. John T. Jones is hustling around . sallies of wit and flights of eloquence. . and getting up a nineamong the doc-. vocal and instrumental . tors, lawyers, etc. to accept the chalUn. lenge. \4 CURIOUS EPITAPH. > Tembstene makes, of of Wheeling, Ww. Va.; Takes a Queer Revenge and ie. : Gets in Serious Trouble, , et Among curious epitaphs, that which is engraved on the monument of James Rine, of Wheeling, W. Va., ‘is certainly the most unique, Like most epitaphs of interest, says the Chicago Daily News, this one does not spring from an attempt to a the dead; on the GETTING EVEN WITH THE DEAD. contrary it is a distinct effort to cast disgrace upon the sleeper-beneath the stone. The inscription, besides the name, date of birth and death of the deceased, tells the world in large letters that “This Ain’t Payed For.” Some years since James Rine had Tombstone Maker Carroll erect on the family lot at Stone meeting house cemetery & monument for which he gave his noté in payment. Before the same masolvent. Carroll, being unable to collect his claim, inscribed on the stone: “This Ain’t Payed For.” In _ consequence, the nearer relatives had him indicted. Absolutely Annihilated, Anemploye in a large chemical works in.Germany recently entered one of the departments with a lighted lantern, with the result that an explosion occurred, followed by the bursting of the acid tanks. He was never seen again, nor was there ever discovered a shred of his clothing. The insurance companies have refused to pay the policies on his life, claiming there was no proof of death, * bei Spiders Have Eight Eyes. Most spiders have eight eyes, although some species have only six. Little Pimples Turn to Cancer. Oancer often results from an impurity in the blood, inherited from zenerations back. Few people are enreel free from some taint in the blood nd it is impossible to tell when it will yreak out in the form of dreaded Canser, ‘What has a to be a mere pimple or scratch has developed into she most a Cancer. wily a tow ae Mlowshes ‘that f though was at-first a yous four months the last little scab off. burg, us to ent with disease is beyond the skill Pe rduans: 8. 8. 8. Sache oply eee, rg PI it ll the heated Einopcnge Motaam which SSSit. Blood 's Specific) is Doaly aly occasioned by the, pease ‘of ett : known, By it he preserves the full flavor and prunes are cured by a very high de‘gree of heat and dipped into clear boiling water.instead of in lye or glycerine, ‘thus imparting to the skin-therich} . glow and tenderness that are deemed freshness of the frait. The. “Bargains. ‘Is Worth Your Coming Just to See. Great America _ i bid ‘80 desirable. This year he has met, Com with his customary success in handling the crop, and today places the re-. ~ sult on.the market, as will be learned from . his advertisement fn another colamp. There are two grades, the ‘higher being specially adapted to eatil gle ceri einen ioo 2 Namber. Prices Away Under Processed French Prunes. * The finest, most healthful and cheapest in ptr eee -“Woman’s ‘work is never done,” quoted the sympathetic ‘citizen. “That’s right,” answered Mr. Meekton, earnestly. -“E have observed it in Henrietta’s case. Woman's work ‘is never done. There is always enough of it left over to keep het husband busy from the time he gets through dinner till he’s so tired he has to go to bed.” = Piavo Tuning. factory when completed Fask no ‘pay. Prices reasonable. This is my second visit here. Irefer to former patrons here. Leave orders at New York® hotel and [ will call. Joun A. Lecuuetrer. are Terenas Let Us Figure “. the market. First grade? cents per pound;second grade 5 cents. Special rates per hundred pounds, at Felix Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City. > 922-lw I Lune and repair pianos, doing first. . class work. If my work is not. satis-{GILT RDGR SALOON Corner Broad and Piné streets. CHAS. McDEVITT, Prop. Successor to Lammon Bros, Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars . . Constantly on hand. STEAM BEER ON DRAUGHT 5 CTS. ———— 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 makiug connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to farnish the pipe, put it down and make all connections. We employ none but first-class workmen. Winter Is Coming On. You may need a 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 moderate for such stoves. George E. Turner, Pioneer Hardware Dealer. y. NEVADA OITY. tured Rine died, with his estate in. ¥ CAPE SEASON Ths Fall and Winter styles for this year surpass all past seasons’ products in attractiveness. We have a full line of Eastern importations, fresh from the Eastern manufacturers. There 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. ; Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, TO YOU AND TO YOU The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock.” Today you can doubtiess 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. A. & H. Ww. HARTUNG, ™ Sepetets $0 ¥Cc. Nevada Sits. Pine : OFFICE AND YARD, \ 1) WA Boulder Street, ; Nevada City Call on us before going elsewhere. ‘. world for Ball's rage! ‘What ls Shiton ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds ‘nd Consumption; used through the a centary, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied ih oe. SHEE Fefona our mone he druggist. tf Hood’s Pilla cure biliousness, sick headache. i a rnc alt [style re allt ae ~ ee te tten. ee aN His gallery has a wide — *&.%& *®& ‘spread reputation for . Pays tr turning out as high-grade work as can be attained ; “* ka onthecoast. : 3.2 3 4 ME Nevaoa Crry GRASS VALLEY, CAle Nougat Marshmallows Cream Taffy Chocolate Peanut , And all other Kinde Si “nade By ee ae Premier Confectioner. steel ON THE UP GRADE Diamonds are going up in price, but I am still selling them ; at the same low figures I did before the raise. Ree the beautiful display, set and unsét QUARTZ JEWELRY Come -and sée county. Manufacturing Jeweler, Is as popular and stylish as ever. Tam now making up a new stock from some of the choicest specimens ever seen in the C. J. BRAND, Broad Street ns . é Thanksgiving Luxuries! ede % FANCY ae ae ae x * & KH KE * a ATVJVAC Neos? RAISINS CLEANED CURRANTS, x BOILED CIDER, Bee Hive Grocery Store. MAAMAAAAASAAAAAJAb AAAS lubdbh Ubb Mb Ub Ubb Ahh Abb dbk AMA sdk Jhb sb Jb bd Brazils and Almonds. Landon ‘Layers, Seedless or Seeded. ve. yt wt PEELS Glazed Citron and Lemon PLUM PUDDING CKSON’S 5. “ill ALMOST EVERY DAY Trimmings of all sorts. We are receiving new Millinery Supplies, such as shapes and The latest and the most approved novelties 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 any where else, it is as fashionable as any they see. WI. H. CRAWFOR Main Street, 9 Near Union Hotel <s—.We Have Them. Hot Water Bottles AT DICKERMAN S. $100 REWARD! . the return of the same intact, 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 and no questions asked. L. S. Calkins,