November 23, 1895 (4 pages)

PSSST bes esiaiidielimiiebieiatice sae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. I860.; Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays SUBSCRIPTION TrRms—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixfy Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Reavinc Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Vollar a Line a Month. Ratek For Other Advertising Made Kno yn on Application . NOV. 2, ies. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happeninis, SATURDAY. J, Levy purchased the stock of goods formerly ow ned by Ole Helgeson at Washington, Charley Wo Kee has his laundry at the foot of Broad street fitted up and will be ready for business on Monday next. James Kelly, who was bitten by a dog abo ut six weeks ago, has not, recovered yet from the effects of the wound. His leg is still very: sore. Prof. A, E, Lasher, formerly President of the Napa College, now Superintendent of the Spokane Smelter, is visiting Rev. W. C. Gray of this city. H. Pecarty has received his turkeys for Thanksgiving and will be ready this evening to dispose of them,. He can le found at the Free Coinage saloon, on Commercial street. If you want a good Jaugh, go to the Theater tonight and see ‘The Dark Town Court,” presented by the-Hamden Specialty Company, A special meeting of the Chosen Friends will be held this evening for the purpose of receiving the Grand Recorder, who will pay an official visit to the’ Council. An Italian woodchopper who is’ stopping at Solari’s boarding house had one of his eyes badly burt the other day by a particle of steel getting in it. He may lose the injured eye, The high wind that prevailed about noon " yesterday blew down beveral large glass doors that had just been painted and stood up back of W. G: Richards’ grocery store. They fell with a crash, breaking all the glass and badly demolishing the sashes. Remember, that ‘the male quartet with Senator Hamden’s Specialty Company wili sing the beautiful song, ‘‘Alice, Where Art Thou?” at the Theater tonight. They sing many other nice songs, but' will give the above selection by special request of some of the Senator's old-time friends. The season for overcoats is at hand, and Carter & Johnston have something to say on the subject that is of interest to those who have not yet provided themselves with winter wraps. the Transceipr’s advertising columns. The jig dancing of one of the members of Senator Hamden’s Specialty Company tan't be excelled. He is an artist, him dauce and hear him play the harmonica, at whi-h he also excels, if you go to the Theater tonight, THE DIFFERENCE. The “Mail Question in Two Neighboring Cities, A few Grass Vallcy citizens have noted that the western mail at the postoffice close each day at 5:15 pe. mM, They have also noted that the postoffice at Nevada City makes up a western mail at 8 P, M, Why, they say, can we not have an eveniug mail from Grass Valley? A comparison of the railroad time table for the two cities will explain matters, In thé first ‘place, Grass Valley has one more train each way per day than Nevada City. The latter town has no train corresponding to the 6.05 P.M. train from Grass Valley. This train. makes close connection at Colfax, aad letters mailed so as to go thereby, reaches San Francisco in time for delivery next morning. Nevada City is not so fortunate, Her latest train for Colfax each day is 12 Pp. m Letters mailed there at 8p, m, are held until the next morning, and reach San Francisco via Stockton’ at 4515 p. Mm. the day after being mailed, Those same mails are distributed no earlier at Sin Franciso than the mails leaving Grass Valley at 12 m., and very little earlier than those sent at 5:15 P, mM. the nextday. Under these circumstances why should the (irass Valley postmaster use the morniug train for mail that will reach its destination almost as soon if sent by the noon train? As arranged at present, Grass Valjiey’s mail facilities are much superior for promptness to those at Nevada] City—Tidings. Read their announcement in You can see Been rile Will Move the House: The ground continues to sink in the lot on Piety Hill where Mrs, Badger has been living. ‘been removed to the barn. H. H. Noble, who owns the property, is expected here from San Francisco tomorrow or next day, The house will be moved up on the old. Half Mile House Jot, Camp Stew. Chief Heyer will serve one of’ his famous ‘Quail Camp Stew at the National Bar Saturday evening, November 23rd, All are invited, n22-2t, ooo — A Household Treasure, D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr, King’s New Diseovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its ‘use; that be would rot be without it, if ; procurable, G, A. Dykeman Draggist, Catsxill, N. Y., says that Dr, King’s New Discovery is undoubtedty the best Congh rem-'! edy; that he has used i¢ in his fainily ¥6 eight years, and it has never failed to do all au is claimed for it. Why not try aremedy so long tried aud tested, ‘l'rial bottles ftee hee Diekernan & Co.'s, Drug Store, Regute size S0o, and $1.00, The-furniture and‘other effects have . PERSONAL POINTERS. 4 Concise Chronicle of Various folks Doings and Intentions, <F, M. Rutherford came over from Truckee today. L. J, Hesch of Portland arrived here on the morning train. : Charles Phelps is dowa from Phelps Hill arpa : man mine yesterday, by W. W. Casserly and wife, of Pike City, arrived here last evening. : Fred Arbogast was down from Bloomfield today. Carl and Miss Minnie Brand today from Marysville, Charles Hilgerman of Forest City has returned from a trip to the Bay, C. D. Eastin is down from Graniteville on a short visit to his family here. T. Davies, Jr., of Forest City arrived here last-evening on his way below, San Francisco on a visit for several weeks. E. R. Schiff, the cigar drummer of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. A. L. Dinklage and C. F. Rick, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning. Miss Julia Hook came down from Bloomfield today on a short visit to her folks, Miss Jennie Adair came dowa froin Relief Hill today, at which — she is teaching school. A. E, Baugh and wife arrived here last evening from San: Jose where they have been for the past month, D, Bosq, B. Goldsmith and F, J, Fleishman, of San Faancisco, came in on. last evening’s train, John Hoskins und T. J. Davidson, ' of Carson City, arrived here on, the morning train, H. M. Stone and.J, B. Baker arrived here last evening from Downlerile en route to San Francisco. ‘ Prof. G. A. Treadwell, whe has been in Tuolumne county on ‘business, returned yes, terday morning, Charles Scheunert, of the firm of Scheunert Bros.’ wholesale cigar dealers of Sacramentv, is in town calling on his many customers. * 6-9 @e-2 Church Bazaar. Meek. : The bazaar to be given by the ladies ‘of the Episcopal Church at the Theater on Weduesday and Thursday evenings, December 4th and 5th, promises to be a very interesting entertainment. The Theater will be 6pen to the public during the afternoon and evening, and .luncheon will be served each day, from 12 m;te-2-p. m., the charge for which will be 25 cents. A splendid program will be rendered each evening, the Peake Sisters, under thé direction of Mrs. H. G. Parsons of Grass Valley, to be the special feature for the first night. On the second evening an operetta will be given under the direction of Prof, Davis, Admission to’ the entertainments, 25 cents. ‘Thaassatide Ball. the Grand Army of the Republic, Armory Hall should be filled oo that occasion with all lovers of dancing, as the object of the party is a worthy one, Those who do not chasing tickets, The proceeds will be applied toward a fund that is being raised to build a home for veterans of the war and their wives, All arrangements for the bal] have been made, and the. affair will doubtless be a complete success, ay many tickets have been sold already. ble eos Methodist Chareli; Services in the above church tomorrow as usual, Subject for morning, ‘‘In MePresiding Eller Kev, A, T. Needham will preach at 7 Sacrament moriam.” p.m, of the Lord’s Supper at the morning service Epworth League and Sunday school at the usual hours, Grass Valley Items. ° Very rich specimens are still coming from The ledge is ten inches wide aud is improving all the time, George Fletcher and Dr, Hayes went to Sacramento today, They will hava a day or two of hunting in that vicinity, S. ©, Wallace, Grand Recorder of the Chosen Friends, visited the Council at Grass . Valley last night. the Lamarque mine. . Harmon . came down from*the Gerreturned Mrs. J. F. Colley will leave Mondayfom cannot he edy : do not purge, pain or gripe, Council, O. Odd. Fellows Hall, on Saturday evening, dance should help swell the fund by pur-. BUSINESS TRANSACTED At the Meeting of the County Board of Education, The County Board of Elucation met this afternoon at the office of the County Superintendent of Schools in this city, Messrs, Hussey, Arbogast, Rutherford, Baugh and L. Arbogast, President of the Board, presided, Rogers were present, ard F. The date for the holding of the annual teachers’ was fixed for the week commencing Monday, December 23d, The subjects for the examination were assigned to the of the Board, examination different members Miss Carrie J. Swyney was recommended for a life diploma of the highest grade, Miss Emma Ferguson was recommended hy the Board for an educational diploma, Miss. Martha O'Connor was granted a grammar grade certiticate upon an edicational diploma of the State of Nevada, Miss Alice Sutton and Miss Celia Lewison were granted grathinar grade certificates upon San © Fratrisco, ‘Noriial School di.plomas. ! Maria W. Allen, Mary C. Holburn and Kate M. grade Smith were granted grammar certificates upon State Normal School diplomas, : The Board ied al to meet Dec, Oe + a HomeMade Jewelry. It is an acknowledged fact that as a manufacturer of jewelry C, J. Brand has no superior in this State, as the hundreds of beautiful articles he has made for our people at vurious ‘times will attest, Those who contemplate having special ar21st. home-made should lose no time in sending in their orders. Mr, Brand will get up any design wished for, Give him your ‘idea of what you wantand he will be sure to satisfy you as to the make of the jewelry and the price, : roe aise Big Poles. The poles that are being distributed ‘about town for the Electric Power Company are immense, being fifty feet and over in‘length and about cighteen inches through at the but. . They Will be planted in the ground to a depth of, six feet, the lower.part of the poles to be covered with a cvating cf tar. Che work of putting up the poles will begin in a few days v Ries SIS DP pate Cararru is a constitution:] disease and cured by local applications, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional remit cures catarrh, it purities the. blood, Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable, and Sold by all druggists. oe oe . Special Meeting. Officers and meinbers of Nevada City C, F., are requested to meet at Nov, 23d, A special meeting is. called, as the Grand Recorder will be here, of the G, ¢ fu21-3t]By order L. MERRILL, Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No niga nor Energy ‘ Miserable IN THE EXTREME. ma Fiands COVERED ~—with— SORES. : CURED BY USING Ayer’sS ill yer’s Sarsaparilla “Several years ago, go. my blood was in O3 bad condition, my system all run down, Q3 and my general health very much imO% aired, My hands were. covered with Q# arge sores, discharging all the time. I O8§ had no strength nor energy and my feelOF ings were miserable in the extre me. At o} last, 1 commenced taking Aycr’s SarsaOF Ln bt a and soon noticed a change forthe O§ etter. My appetite returned and with Q§ it, renewed streneth. Eneeo uni iged by O8% these results, kept on taking the Sar-08 saparilla, till Ih ‘a used Six boitles, and O# my health was resteres. ."—A. A. Towns,. Q prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. ©# SaodnedbodadBed Ayer’s on Sarsaparilla Admitted AT THE WORLD’S FAIR ticles of jewelry made for holiday presents . ° The Grand Jury. —_— The Grand Jury has “adjourned until 10 o’clock Monday morning. It is thought they will be able to conclude their labors, and make their report on Tuesday. THE CHANGE OF A LIFETIME. He Lost it Because He was Subject to Colds. “Mr. Simkins, you were not here yesterday” said the proprietor to his superintendent. Simkins has heretofore not got along very rapidly ‘for lack of opportu iity”? he says, His abilities are first-ciass—but he is always catching cold or something. “Mr. Simnkins’” continues his employer, “T value your services highly; there is a brilliant future for you here; but I would rather have a second-class man here all the time than a first-class man part of the time. 7 must take better care of youself.” But the weather is against him. His absetice,another. day causes the firm a serious “, and he joins the army of unemployed. There are many 8Simikinses—men and women whose prospects are dw; rfed, and careers ruined beciuse some werkiess or —reduces their capacity for work and usefulness, Their hope is—Pernvian Bitters; most perfect of tonics: a bulwark pgainst colds, coughs, grippe, malaria, lassitude and loss of appetite and energy; reducing ton minimum the tendency to disease; upholding the weak and enabling the strong to huSband their vigor ‘and vitality for “stormy. weather.’’ Mack & Uo., San Francisao. All druggists and dealers. that Trinity’ Guild “Bazar rehA feirns Wednesday and Thursday, December 4th and sth, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ’ Program of Exercises each evening. Lunch each day from 12 till 2. Li Good Music, Admission 25 cents. Luncheon 25 cents. Teachers’ Examination, HE SEMIANNUAL EXAMINATION OF Applic nts for Certifica'es to teach in the public schools of Nevida county will be’ held ot Woshington Scho Ihouse, Nevada City, beginning at 9.0’clock A.M. on Monday, December 23, 1895. and continue during the week. Fach applicant is required by law to pay a fee of $2. W. J. ROGE RS, Beoretary Board of Kduc ation. ‘ ailment—*'too trifling for serious attention’? . A Wonderful cure, I have been suff ring with the Cuatarrh for over twenty years. Have had gatarrh of the stomach tor over five years. Last year had Gastric Catarrh of the stomach in its worst form, JI also had the Interevstic Neuralgia of the stomach and bowels from which . suffered constantly and at times so severely that it seemed I could prot endme it. Medicine tailed to give me any relief; my friends all thought I mast die. Less than four mouths.ago I put on what is knuwn as the Magnetic Conservative Garments, The piece I used was the piece that covers the chest and lungs, both trout and back, body belt, inseles in my shoes aud used the Actina for the catarrh. 1 consider myself cured of the Catarrh and in Less than two weeks from the time I put on the garments; the neuralgia was all gone and i have not felt it any since, I have procured garments, for. at least a dozen or more in Nevada City and all have reported to me that they are constantly improving; oue party in particular who has been suffering from cecatarrh and kidney trouble for the last twelve years.The lower part of his lincbs swelled badly and he could not stand up more than an bour at atime. Less thau three months ago he put on the chest and lung invigorator, body belt and ‘leggings and now he works all day at his E ectric Association wad anyone wishing a } pan phiet or any information regardlug any ,a4iiment they may have, wall receive it. free Ste In a Repertoire of Standard Farce Comedies, POPULAR PRICES, trade and his limbs do not swell at all. I need not go before a Notary Public to qualrfy tothe above, as there are hundreds that can testify to the truth of the above statement, I aim agent for the New York and London . by addressing J. S. HOLBROOK, NEVADA CITY, P.O Nevada County, Calif, Box No, 118, OPERA HOUSE, For One Week Only. Commencing Monday, Nov. 25th. wart’s Comic Players Supporting the Celebrated Irish Comedian, My, dames F. Post. Programme For Week. Monday, U and I. Tuesday, The Widow O’Brien. Wednesday, Two of a Kjnd. Thursday, Chick, Friday, A Strange Family. Saturday Matinee, Peck’s Bad Boy. Saturday Nizht,. Irish Aristocracy. FUNNY COMEDIANS, PRETLY GIRLS, CATCHY MUSIC, 25, 35, and 50 Cents. Seats now on 8 ile, irand Family Matinee, Saturday, Nov. 30th, Ryan & Stenson’s Announce nel alee Laptrs ! Laird, Schober Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s These are without doubt the must comfortabk stylish shoes made in America. Our Shoe Windo grand display of MEN AND BOYS! We have a large stock of Boots and Sho offer you goods at the lowest prices, Our large stock of Ladies’ and Men’s Fi of the newest styles. For the first: time we publish in the Nevada city papers some facts that will interest you, We respectfully inform you that we lave late y stock the c lebrated 3, and as we sell for Prices down to Eastern rates. Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right ‘hand corner,, German bevel. glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand $3. Chairs 75 cents e&ch, Rocker $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits guaranteed not to-exceed $ 35 to Nevada City, John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO Our bic tomreidh Remember we have all our work done in Nevada City. . COMMERCTAL § gal This Week. Black Blue or Brown Beaver Overcoats to order from $20 up. Chinchilla Overcoats, just the thing for Wintcr wear, from $20 up. Pants to order from $6 up. 5, 000 different patterns to select from. ready-made Clothing houses and palm off a third-class ready made suit for tailor-made. REMEMBER TEHIS. All agents who are doing business tor Histern Sweating iiouses ase getting your money under false pretences. Beware of Them. Yours to p'easa, E. E. DULAS, Merchant Tailor. STREET, NEVADA CITY. CAI. We don’t send East to cheap added to our immense & Mitchell's c's Fine Shoes, w exhibits a these goods. cash only we ancy Slippers for Xinas presents is Agents for J. B. Stetson’s Fine Hats. RYAN & STENSON;> MILL STREET, GRASS E eoceccccos. *QSLOOLI9 99ND OND OOO OONNC OE SEURS MENS. UKE TEBE SRS See our Furnishing Window display. ou e : Furnishing Department. We have a new stock of Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Unde White and Colored Shirts, Dress and Winter (. srwear, Fancy Scarfs, aves of all descriptions, ? X “ \ VALLI Y. GLOSING OUT AD OP Ere WHITE HOUSE. Our. Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens COATS AND CAPES Lads Wil Fad i to Theie Advantage to Give a A Call Before Purchasing Elsewhere as Prices That Will ‘Astonish You. B. NEWMAN &:CO., Bréad Street, Nevada City. FROM US. ( as a a SET NO TRAPS. BUT WE GIVE YOU V VALUE RECEIVED FOR. _ EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS YOU BUY “CARTER & “JOHNSTON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. rrr WE GIVE NO BAITS. WE WILL NOW ASK YOU TO INSPECT OUR LINE OF MEN’S MILTON, KARSEYS AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR + Wells sleleisislelviviele oie ’ +o a , rvnvvvovennvennovnnnvvennonenvegpovnntt GRAND OPENING (. oe OO Celele. ~ elets as CHARLES. SN SE SS Sid SE NIE 2 Fees Ce PPP Pe Sete "+ . Pe ee ae aR”, sy BX LANAI te Pid ae soreet {) Poors aa a Clee le. =e GKIMES, The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, Has just reecived. his first stock of Fall Clothing. . Nothing equalled it -ever received here before. Go and inspect the Goods—the p ces are all right—you wi!l surely s: aay oe pias sre & Corner Broad and Fine Streets. The Above Line Will be Closed Out [miata oat Stee tee © o. =, pase iH] Pr pie no _ Stel, ind o’cl wil col pas! in The Oh. via at cor att ahe ralg her you ou br sto. for i

PSSST bes esiaiidielimiiebieiatice sae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. I860.; Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays SUBSCRIPTION TrRms—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixfy Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL Reavinc Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Vollar a Line a Month. Ratek For Other Advertising Made Kno yn on Application .. NOV. 2, ies. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happeninis, SATURDAY. J, Levy purchased the stock of goods formerly ow ned by Ole Helgeson at Washington, Charley Wo Kee has his laundry at the foot of Broad street fitted up and will be ready for business on Monday next. James Kelly, who was bitten by a dog abo ut six weeks ago, has not, recovered yet from the effects of the wound. His leg is still very: sore. Prof. A, E, Lasher, formerly President of the Napa College, now Superintendent of the Spokane Smelter, is visiting Rev. W. C. Gray of this city. H. Pecarty has received his turkeys for Thanksgiving and will be ready this evening to dispose of them,. He can le found at the Free Coinage saloon, on Commercial street. If you want a good Jaugh, go to the Theater tonight and see ‘The Dark Town Court,” presented by the-Hamden Specialty Company, A special meeting of the Chosen Friends will be held this evening for the purpose of receiving the Grand Recorder, who will pay an official visit to the’ Council. An Italian woodchopper who is’ stopping at Solari’s boarding house had one of his eyes badly burt the other day by a particle of steel getting in it. He may lose the injured eye, The high wind that prevailed about noon " yesterday blew down beveral large glass doors that had just been painted and stood up back of W. G: Richards’ grocery store. They fell with a crash, breaking all the glass and badly demolishing the sashes. Remember, that ‘the male quartet with Senator Hamden’s Specialty Company wili sing the beautiful song, ‘‘Alice, Where Art Thou?” at the Theater tonight. They sing many other nice songs, but' will give the above selection by special request of some of the Senator's old-time friends. The season for overcoats is at hand, and Carter & Johnston have something to say on the subject that is of interest to those who have not yet provided themselves with winter wraps. the Transceipr’s advertising columns. The jig dancing of one of the members of Senator Hamden’s Specialty Company tan't be excelled. He is an artist, him dauce and hear him play the harmonica, at whi-h he also excels, if you go to the Theater tonight, THE DIFFERENCE. The “Mail Question in Two Neighboring Cities, A few Grass Vallcy citizens have noted that the western mail at the postoffice close each day at 5:15 pe. mM, They have also noted that the postoffice at Nevada City makes up a western mail at 8 P, M, Why, they say, can we not have an eveniug mail from Grass Valley? A comparison of the railroad time table for the two cities will explain matters, In thé first ‘place, Grass Valley has one more train each way per day than Nevada City. The latter town has no train corresponding to the 6.05 P.M. train from Grass Valley. This train. makes close connection at Colfax, aad letters mailed so as to go thereby, reaches San Francisco in time for delivery next morning. Nevada City is not so fortunate, Her latest train for Colfax each day is 12 Pp. m Letters mailed there at 8p, m, are held until the next morning, and reach San Francisco via Stockton’ at 4515 p. Mm. the day after being mailed, Those same mails are distributed no earlier at Sin Franciso than the mails leaving Grass Valley at 12 m., and very little earlier than those sent at 5:15 P, mM. the nextday. Under these circumstances why should the (irass Valley postmaster use the morniug train for mail that will reach its destination almost as soon if sent by the noon train? As arranged at present, Grass Valjiey’s mail facilities are much superior for promptness to those at Nevada] City—Tidings. Read their announcement in You can see Been rile Will Move the House: The ground continues to sink in the lot on Piety Hill where Mrs, Badger has been living. ‘been removed to the barn. H. H. Noble, who owns the property, is expected here from San Francisco tomorrow or next day, The house will be moved up on the old. Half Mile House Jot, Camp Stew. Chief Heyer will serve one of’ his famous ‘Quail Camp Stew at the National Bar Saturday evening, November 23rd, All are invited, n22-2t, ooo — A Household Treasure, D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr, King’s New Diseovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its ‘use; that be would rot be without it, if ; procurable, G, A. Dykeman Draggist, Catsxill, N. Y., says that Dr, King’s New Discovery is undoubtedty the best Congh rem-'! edy; that he has used i¢ in his fainily ¥6 eight years, and it has never failed to do all au is claimed for it. Why not try aremedy so long tried aud tested, ‘l'rial bottles ftee hee Diekernan & Co.'s, Drug Store, Regute size S0o, and $1.00, The-furniture and‘other effects have . PERSONAL POINTERS. 4 Concise Chronicle of Various folks Doings and Intentions, <F, M. Rutherford came over from Truckee today. L. J, Hesch of Portland arrived here on the morning train. : Charles Phelps is dowa from Phelps Hill arpa : man mine yesterday, by W. W. Casserly and wife, of Pike City, arrived here last evening. : Fred Arbogast was down from Bloomfield today. Carl and Miss Minnie Brand today from Marysville, Charles Hilgerman of Forest City has returned from a trip to the Bay, C. D. Eastin is down from Graniteville on a short visit to his family here. T. Davies, Jr., of Forest City arrived here last-evening on his way below, San Francisco on a visit for several weeks. E. R. Schiff, the cigar drummer of San Francisco, arrived here last evening. A. L. Dinklage and C. F. Rick, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning. Miss Julia Hook came down from Bloomfield today on a short visit to her folks, Miss Jennie Adair came dowa froin Relief Hill today, at which — she is teaching school. A. E, Baugh and wife arrived here last evening from San: Jose where they have been for the past month, D, Bosq, B. Goldsmith and F, J, Fleishman, of San Faancisco, came in on. last evening’s train, John Hoskins und T. J. Davidson, ' of Carson City, arrived here on, the morning train, H. M. Stone and.J, B. Baker arrived here last evening from Downlerile en route to San Francisco. ‘ Prof. G. A. Treadwell, whe has been in Tuolumne county on ‘business, returned yes, terday morning, Charles Scheunert, of the firm of Scheunert Bros.’ wholesale cigar dealers of Sacramentv, is in town calling on his many customers. * 6-9 @e-2 Church Bazaar. Meek. : The bazaar to be given by the ladies ‘of the Episcopal Church at the Theater on Weduesday and Thursday evenings, December 4th and 5th, promises to be a very interesting entertainment. The Theater will be 6pen to the public during the afternoon and evening, and .luncheon will be served each day, from 12 m;te-2-p. m., the charge for which will be 25 cents. A splendid program will be rendered each evening, the Peake Sisters, under thé direction of Mrs. H. G. Parsons of Grass Valley, to be the special feature for the first night. On the second evening an operetta will be given under the direction of Prof, Davis, Admission to’ the entertainments, 25 cents. ‘Thaassatide Ball. the Grand Army of the Republic, Armory Hall should be filled oo that occasion with all lovers of dancing, as the object of the party is a worthy one, Those who do not chasing tickets, The proceeds will be applied toward a fund that is being raised to build a home for veterans of the war and their wives, All arrangements for the bal] have been made, and the. affair will doubtless be a complete success, ay many tickets have been sold already. ble eos Methodist Chareli; Services in the above church tomorrow as usual, Subject for morning, ‘‘In MePresiding Eller Kev, A, T. Needham will preach at 7 Sacrament moriam.” p.m, of the Lord’s Supper at the morning service Epworth League and Sunday school at the usual hours, Grass Valley Items. ° Very rich specimens are still coming from The ledge is ten inches wide aud is improving all the time, George Fletcher and Dr, Hayes went to Sacramento today, They will hava a day or two of hunting in that vicinity, S. ©, Wallace, Grand Recorder of the Chosen Friends, visited the Council at Grass . Valley last night. the Lamarque mine. . Harmon . came down from*the Gerreturned Mrs. J. F. Colley will leave Mondayfom cannot he edy : do not purge, pain or gripe, Council, O. Odd. Fellows Hall, on Saturday evening, dance should help swell the fund by pur-. BUSINESS TRANSACTED At the Meeting of the County Board of Education, The County Board of Elucation met this afternoon at the office of the County Superintendent of Schools in this city, Messrs, Hussey, Arbogast, Rutherford, Baugh and L. Arbogast, President of the Board, presided, Rogers were present, ard F. The date for the holding of the annual teachers’ was fixed for the week commencing Monday, December 23d, The subjects for the examination were assigned to the of the Board, examination different members Miss Carrie J. Swyney was recommended for a life diploma of the highest grade, Miss Emma Ferguson was recommended hy the Board for an educational diploma, Miss. Martha O'Connor was granted a grammar grade certiticate upon an edicational diploma of the State of Nevada, Miss Alice Sutton and Miss Celia Lewison were granted grathinar grade certificates upon San © Fratrisco, ‘Noriial School di.plomas. ! Maria W. Allen, Mary C. Holburn and Kate M. grade Smith were granted grammar certificates upon State Normal School diplomas, : The Board ied al to meet Dec, Oe + a HomeMade Jewelry. It is an acknowledged fact that as a manufacturer of jewelry C, J. Brand has no superior in this State, as the hundreds of beautiful articles he has made for our people at vurious ‘times will attest, Those who contemplate having special ar21st. home-made should lose no time in sending in their orders. Mr, Brand will get up any design wished for, Give him your ‘idea of what you wantand he will be sure to satisfy you as to the make of the jewelry and the price, : roe aise Big Poles. The poles that are being distributed ‘about town for the Electric Power Company are immense, being fifty feet and over in‘length and about cighteen inches through at the but. . They Will be planted in the ground to a depth of, six feet, the lower.part of the poles to be covered with a cvating cf tar. Che work of putting up the poles will begin in a few days v Ries SIS DP pate Cararru is a constitution:] disease and cured by local applications, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional remit cures catarrh, it purities the. blood, Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable, and Sold by all druggists. oe oe . Special Meeting. Officers and meinbers of Nevada City C, F., are requested to meet at Nov, 23d, A special meeting is. called, as the Grand Recorder will be here, of the G, ¢ fu21-3t]By order L. MERRILL, Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No niga nor Energy ‘ Miserable IN THE EXTREME. ma Fiands COVERED ~—with— SORES. : CURED BY USING Ayer’sS ill yer’s Sarsaparilla “Several years ago, go. my blood was in O3 bad condition, my system all run down, Q3 and my general health very much imO% aired, My hands were. covered with Q#

arge sores, discharging all the time. I O8§ had no strength nor energy and my feelOF ings were miserable in the extre me. At o} last, 1 commenced taking Aycr’s SarsaOF Ln bt a and soon noticed a change forthe O§ etter. My appetite returned and with Q§ it, renewed streneth. Eneeo uni iged by O8% these results, kept on taking the Sar-08 saparilla, till Ih ‘a used Six boitles, and O# my health was resteres. ."—A. A. Towns,. Q prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. ©# SaodnedbodadBed Ayer’s on Sarsaparilla Admitted AT THE WORLD’S FAIR ticles of jewelry made for holiday presents . ° The Grand Jury. —_— The Grand Jury has “adjourned until 10 o’clock Monday morning. It is thought they will be able to conclude their labors, and make their report on Tuesday. THE CHANGE OF A LIFETIME. He Lost it Because He was Subject to Colds. “Mr. Simkins, you were not here yesterday” said the proprietor to his superintendent. Simkins has heretofore not got along very rapidly ‘for lack of opportu iity”? he says, His abilities are first-ciass—but he is always catching cold or something. “Mr. Simnkins’” continues his employer, “T value your services highly; there is a brilliant future for you here; but I would rather have a second-class man here all the time than a first-class man part of the time. 7 must take better care of youself.” But the weather is against him. His absetice,another. day causes the firm a serious “, and he joins the army of unemployed. There are many 8Simikinses—men and women whose prospects are dw; rfed, and careers ruined beciuse some werkiess or —reduces their capacity for work and usefulness, Their hope is—Pernvian Bitters; most perfect of tonics: a bulwark pgainst colds, coughs, grippe, malaria, lassitude and loss of appetite and energy; reducing ton minimum the tendency to disease; upholding the weak and enabling the strong to huSband their vigor ‘and vitality for “stormy. weather.’’ Mack & Uo., San Francisao. All druggists and dealers. that Trinity’ Guild “Bazar rehA feirns Wednesday and Thursday, December 4th and sth, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ’ Program of Exercises each evening. Lunch each day from 12 till 2. Li Good Music, Admission 25 cents. Luncheon 25 cents. Teachers’ Examination, HE SEMIANNUAL EXAMINATION OF Applic nts for Certifica'es to teach in the public schools of Nevida county will be’ held ot Woshington Scho Ihouse, Nevada City, beginning at 9.0’clock A.M. on Monday, December 23, 1895. and continue during the week. Fach applicant is required by law to pay a fee of $2. W. J. ROGE RS, Beoretary Board of Kduc ation. ‘ ailment—*'too trifling for serious attention’? . A Wonderful cure, I have been suff ring with the Cuatarrh for over twenty years. Have had gatarrh of the stomach tor over five years. Last year had Gastric Catarrh of the stomach in its worst form, JI also had the Interevstic Neuralgia of the stomach and bowels from which . suffered constantly and at times so severely that it seemed I could prot endme it. Medicine tailed to give me any relief; my friends all thought I mast die. Less than four mouths.ago I put on what is knuwn as the Magnetic Conservative Garments, The piece I used was the piece that covers the chest and lungs, both trout and back, body belt, inseles in my shoes aud used the Actina for the catarrh. 1 consider myself cured of the Catarrh and in Less than two weeks from the time I put on the garments; the neuralgia was all gone and i have not felt it any since, I have procured garments, for. at least a dozen or more in Nevada City and all have reported to me that they are constantly improving; oue party in particular who has been suffering from cecatarrh and kidney trouble for the last twelve years.The lower part of his lincbs swelled badly and he could not stand up more than an bour at atime. Less thau three months ago he put on the chest and lung invigorator, body belt and ‘leggings and now he works all day at his E ectric Association wad anyone wishing a } pan phiet or any information regardlug any ,a4iiment they may have, wall receive it. free Ste In a Repertoire of Standard Farce Comedies, POPULAR PRICES, trade and his limbs do not swell at all. I need not go before a Notary Public to qualrfy tothe above, as there are hundreds that can testify to the truth of the above statement, I aim agent for the New York and London . by addressing J. S. HOLBROOK, NEVADA CITY, P.O Nevada County, Calif, Box No, 118, OPERA HOUSE, For One Week Only. Commencing Monday, Nov. 25th. wart’s Comic Players Supporting the Celebrated Irish Comedian, My, dames F. Post. Programme For Week. Monday, U and I. Tuesday, The Widow O’Brien. Wednesday, Two of a Kjnd. Thursday, Chick, Friday, A Strange Family. Saturday Matinee, Peck’s Bad Boy. Saturday Nizht,. Irish Aristocracy. FUNNY COMEDIANS, PRETLY GIRLS, CATCHY MUSIC, 25, 35, and 50 Cents. Seats now on 8 ile, irand Family Matinee, Saturday, Nov. 30th, Ryan & Stenson’s Announce nel alee Laptrs ! Laird, Schober Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s These are without doubt the must comfortabk stylish shoes made in America. Our Shoe Windo grand display of MEN AND BOYS! We have a large stock of Boots and Sho offer you goods at the lowest prices, Our large stock of Ladies’ and Men’s Fi of the newest styles. For the first: time we publish in the Nevada city papers some facts that will interest you, We respectfully inform you that we lave late y stock the c lebrated 3, and as we sell for Prices down to Eastern rates. Hardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right ‘hand corner,, German bevel. glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. Washstand $3. Chairs 75 cents e&ch, Rocker $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits guaranteed not to-exceed $ 35 to Nevada City, John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO Our bic tomreidh Remember we have all our work done in Nevada City. . COMMERCTAL § gal This Week. Black Blue or Brown Beaver Overcoats to order from $20 up. Chinchilla Overcoats, just the thing for Wintcr wear, from $20 up. Pants to order from $6 up. 5, 000 different patterns to select from. ready-made Clothing houses and palm off a third-class ready made suit for tailor-made. REMEMBER TEHIS. All agents who are doing business tor Histern Sweating iiouses ase getting your money under false pretences. Beware of Them. Yours to p'easa, E. E. DULAS, Merchant Tailor. STREET, NEVADA CITY. CAI. We don’t send East to cheap added to our immense & Mitchell's c's Fine Shoes, w exhibits a these goods. cash only we ancy Slippers for Xinas presents is Agents for J. B. Stetson’s Fine Hats. RYAN & STENSON;> MILL STREET, GRASS E eoceccccos. *QSLOOLI9 99ND OND OOO OONNC OE SEURS MENS. UKE TEBE SRS See our Furnishing Window display. ou e : Furnishing Department. We have a new stock of Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Unde White and Colored Shirts, Dress and Winter (. srwear, Fancy Scarfs, aves of all descriptions, ? X “ \ VALLI Y. GLOSING OUT AD OP Ere WHITE HOUSE. Our. Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens COATS AND CAPES Lads Wil Fad i to Theie Advantage to Give a A Call Before Purchasing Elsewhere as Prices That Will ‘Astonish You. B. NEWMAN &:CO., Bréad Street, Nevada City. FROM US. ( as a a SET NO TRAPS. BUT WE GIVE YOU V VALUE RECEIVED FOR. _ EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS YOU BUY “CARTER & “JOHNSTON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. rrr WE GIVE NO BAITS. WE WILL NOW ASK YOU TO INSPECT OUR LINE OF MEN’S MILTON, KARSEYS AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR + Wells sleleisislelviviele oie ’ +o a , rvnvvvovennvennovnnnvvennonenvegpovnntt GRAND OPENING (. oe OO Celele. ~ elets as CHARLES. SN SE SS Sid SE NIE 2 Fees Ce PPP Pe Sete "+ . Pe ee ae aR”, sy BX LANAI te Pid ae soreet {) Poors aa a Clee le. =e GKIMES, The Leading Clothier of Nevada City, Has just reecived. his first stock of Fall Clothing. . Nothing equalled it -ever received here before. Go and inspect the Goods—the p ces are all right—you wi!l surely s: aay oe pias sre & Corner Broad and Fine Streets. The Above Line Will be Closed Out [miata oat Stee tee © o. =, pase iH] Pr pie no _ Stel, ind o’cl wil col pas! in The Oh. via at cor att ahe ralg her you ou br sto. for i