October 10, 1899 (4 pages)

dition, i nith. y Cat ie. sgt oe Con urfaces, ported Pallars for cased b ured by Walit, : r circulars; free. Toledo, vu. re the best, . pup was lost a urn,to Geo, I. beral reward. ti Sale, all. makes for onishingly lov ind machinas in ery cheap. ig & specialty, . on) ~ 9 © made $1.00 e, laf$1.00, iuties, miss saving all the bat they are lealer, 19 price right inest rniture Ronee caer es es Tet ZF adesicat noite ageless its . iene “fourth time. enough wind, to. fill the sails. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. A. Nivens Sr. is quite ill. Richard Penrose of Kelief Hill was he-e today. Miaand Nae yeehe ee was a fizzle today for the ., These was not About Sabbath Breaking.” etn Prize Fighting. Thinks It No Sin to Have Band Music on Sunday, But Hoids Neither Work Nor Play Should Keep Us From Attending Meeting. Pal * Rev.’W. A. Rimer of ipeisity Episcoriecin Rimer ‘talks Plainly And Expresses His Opinion of party tosuch an exhi natural to suppose that they do not want to go where they will be told they are helping to break God’s commandments. They do not want to go where they may be told of the consequences which will ensue if they do not keep those commandments. My friends, if we can find twelve hundred men in the vicinity who went to such an exhibition as that just spoken of, and strangers remark on the scarcity of men in chureb, itis all the more needful for those who do attend some place of worship, for those who do not approve of such exhibitions, those who are striving to keep God’s commands, to make greater efforts forthe advancement of all that tends to élevate, al that tends to keep men from falling to the level of brute beasts, One way in which we can do so is to keep the Sabbath day holy. If we truly and earA. D. Sutton goes to San Frenelsoo pal charch has a habit of saying what . 2°Stly strive to do so, the influence of tomorrow. he thinks. Ono Sunday evening he a well spent Sabbath will not _ ©. Pearson of San Francisco went to. preached a’sermon on Sanday-keeping,. MY affect our own lives during Downieville today. Jobn Rowe arrived home ine night from Byron Springs. Col. Rucker weut to Washi ington to-}on considerably by the public gener-, t day to rémain awhile. Jeff Lovelady has gone to Trinity county county to look for work. Joho Langman and Jerry Heffner went to Campbell Springs today. Ben Hall of the Pioneer Reduction Works is visiting Sin Francisco. Judge Green of Grass. Valley spent part of the day at the county seat. Mrs. Casper Cohn and daughters have gone to San Fraucisco to reside. County Assessor Schroeder left this prize-fighting and other topics that was received with much approval by those who heard it and is being commented ally. He took for his text verses 13 and 14 of thé 58th--chapter of Isaiah, reading as follows : “Tf thou turn away thy foot from the. sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day, and call the sabbath a delight, the holy of the Lord honorable, and shall honor him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasare, nor speaking thine own words: Then shalt thou delight thyself in the Lord; and I will cause thee to ride upnoon for Truckee to attend to somejon the high places of the earth, and Official business, teed thee with the heritage of Jacob! ® James Collins is here from Sacra-. thy father: for the mouth of the Lord 6 mento county visiting his gare Mrs. . hath spoken it.”George I. Beckley. Mr, Rimer began his sermon by sayJohn McCarthy returned last night ing that if those who played baseball, from a trip below and today he went to] football and the like on Sunday can bis his home at Washington. , truthfully say that they are not doing Judze 8. B. Davidson. and’ his wife, their own pleasure, but are making the who have been visiting their old home. Sabbath a delight, “the holy of the at Downieville, were in town last hight . Lord honorable,” then it may be right on their way below. : to indulge in such sports on that . day. Dwight &keels of Calistogs, a veteran . He does no‘, he urged, believe in a lot . * of the war with Spain, arrived here to-. of “petty Puritanical rales” to regaday on his way to work ina mine in . late the observance of the Sabbath. _apper Yuba county. “Lewis F. Byington,formerly of Down-. a “Bnt.” he continued, “we had rather ieville and brother-in-law to Attorney . Sunday. While the bells were ringing General Ford, bas been nominated for . for service, calling the people together District Attorney by the Democrats of . to:their several places of worship, the San Francisco. sound of brazen instruments was Edward E. Brown, aecinriataneion of. heard welcoming some guests of the the Magnolia end of the Eclipse gravel . citizens to the city. ‘Trips were made} mines near Forest City, was heré last. to the mines. night on his way back to Sierra county from a trip to Los Angeles. A number of people were kept working, catering to the wants of the visitors in various ways. Frank W. Taylor, for a number of] At least one place of worship was not years.past the successful and-populear. as well. attended ‘by the citizens as manager of the Great American Teajusual. It may have been the case with store at this city, has been offered by} the other places but of one place I am the company a position in San Fran-. sure. Now we are told in God’s word cisco and may go there, A Pioneer Bonanza Finder. to,be given to hospitality, (Rom. 12-13.) So being hospitable to strangers can not be wrong, but. the question comes & ap: Were we bound to entertain these George Sneath of Sweetland, whO! strangers in this manner on the Sabarrived here last evening to be at the bedside.of his brother Ed who has bad. to,come to an end that night? Could . * bath day ? Did we expect the world the pneumonia for some days, is On€. the mines not have been visited ona of the three brothers who with Clay week day ? Or was there some imperaowned the Sneath & Clay mine at this} tive law on account of which an entercity. George left here in about: 1865,. tainment of that nature must be given . ® spent a few years in Virginia City,. onthe Sabbath day in this mountain. 4 then returned to Nevada county and settled on the Ridge which bas been bis home for nearly 80 years. They Are Coming Back. Thirty-three pupils who stayed away from school yesterday were in attendance today. Itis believed that*by the end of the week there wi!l be a full atdendance, as parents are beginning to. withall thy mind.” This’ is the first . on Sunday. realize that it is better to have the. aud great commandment. Now the . e : CAPE SEASON. master, that is true, but if the ox or ass kept falling into thesame pit regularly every Sabbath I feel sure the Lord children in school] than on the streets. Never Bury a CANDLE at Bota Enps Don’t go on drawing vitality from the blood without doing something to replace it. Hood’s . Sarsapariila gives nerve, mental and digestive strength by enriching and vitalizing the blood. Hoop’s PILLs cure sick Rendneies indigestion. : ; Fall Millinery. Opening days of Fall Millinery on ‘Puesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 10,11 and 12. Ledies invited to all. 09 lw Mas. 0. H. Warrroy? Piano Tuning ‘and Repairing. ‘O, W. Bennett is in Nevada City and } will callon all his reguiar patrons. Any one ina purty can order by mail. Box 104. 06-5t Young “Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is oa agonizing and frequently fatal. bas never been known to worst cases relieved ee ae Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tt. UNION:-:HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. H. MEIZENBAUGHER, Paor ee John Hughson, S2cramento, Jobn McCarthy, Washington, Ed E. Brown, San Francisco, 4 ‘Frank Schillinger, You Bet, F. Gathrie, Brosamien, Mints Richard Weard, 2. L. Harbour, ‘Round ! Mountain, ” Jobn Blodgett, do _. Pred ‘Limm, Oakland _D.B. Dougiass, San aan, ShiCough and Oonsamption ne acts like magic in cases of ar irege et town? The question might even be asked if it was not possible to invite them. to come some other day, and if it was not, which was the first and the great commandment, our duty toward God or our duty toward our neighbour? Our Lord said, “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart ana with all thy soul and question comes up, was the reception given to these strangers in strict keeping with this first and great commandment? We cannot keep one co:nmandment by breaking another. Evidently there was a difference of opinion with regard to what shonld not and what should be done on a Sabbath day. Notwithstanding the alluremeats of of the visitors asked where the chtirches were and were taken to them or found their way to the places where two or three were gathered together in His name. If we test this reception by the words of the text, I wonder how it will stand the test? “If thou turn away thy foot from the sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; rand call the Sabbath a delight, the holy of the Lord honorable, and shalt honour him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasure.” The prophet commenced the chapter from which this text was taken by sayiog: “Cry aloud, spare not, lift up thy voice like a trampet and show my people their sins,” and yet he was to show the people of their transgressions of whom he writes in the next verse: know my ways, as a nation that did many keep the Sabbath day now ? principals lust his life. is Lord of the! a es oe this eb country, a country whose fertility is Curious Spectacle im this city last ds mine visiting and brass band, a namber . . “Yet théy seek me daily and delight to righteousness,and forsook not the ordinance of theie Géd. They ask of me the ordinances of justice, they take delight in approaching to God.” If he was to cry aloud, spare not, to show such people of their transgression, what would he say of the way in which Some of the visitors who came to church remarked on the scarcity of men ‘in the congregation. And yet I noticed in the paper the other day mel . : welve hundred men were present at a ‘pratal exbibiton given in this vicinity 1 few hl eae gael eas Now, He who » ina said: the other six days of the week, but it will widen out and influence those by whom we ure surrounded, just as a litJe leaven will leaven the whole lump. People who have traveled cannot fail to see that there is a marked difference between the regard for the Sabbath in this part of the world from what there is in many others. Why are s0 many stores open in California on Sunday ? Why do so many men have to work on Sunday? Ifthe average man in England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, Maine or Massachusetts, Gan rest one day in seven, why cannot the men of Oalifornia do the same? Is this such a poor country that men can not subist if. they rest one day in seven? Or re the men of other countries s0 much more clever that they can do as much work in six days as the men in this country doin seven? My friends, not equalled, whose natural resources ean not be matched by those countries named. As we can compare this country with regard to its. productiveness and not lose by the comparison, so we can comparé the men and their capa, bilities, We can not blame the em Sloe who forced to work on Sunday by some ition it Is ouly. } . Getcheli and Deputies Pascoe and Wanorthwest of the shaft. tion, where considerable rich ore was e know that God has given usa good taken out, show that the bottom drift There was some excitement in. the business part of the city for a little evening. Policeman Fowler was on Broad street near the County Treasurer’s office when a couple of strangers passed by. In one of them he thought he discovered a likeness to a criminal for whom a good-sized reward is offered, and as the pair tarned into a saloon he stepped to a peep-hole and looked them over as they stood at the bar. One view satisfied him that further iuvestigation \was justified, and hastenitig to a telephone near by he rang up the BSheriff’s office. Sheriff ters were soon at the corner of Broad and Pine, Inthe meantime the suspects had passed out of the saloon aud down Pine street where they paused in front of Carter & Johnston’s store to feast their eyes on the display of goods in the show windows. The Sheriff, who is familiar with the features of the man that is wanted, sauntered up to them. Although the resemblance was striking, he discovered upon a close approach that the party under surveillance differed in the color of his eyes and one or two other respects from the party for whom they were looking. The young men went on down Commercial street and the chase was abandoned. They were ascertained afterwards to be residents of Grass Valley’ who had taken a night off to view the county seat by electrio light. Running For the Shoot. At the La Suerte mine Superintendent Kirkham has strock the new ledge on the 400 level at a point 700 feet The developments above the 100 level in this direcat GATRWOOD AFTER TARO. 7 The Plctore Agent Will. Come Back at sone His Employer. — while about half past eight o’clock last . This week A. D. Mason, who has begun proceedings in the Superior Court to secure a new trial for Bruce Gatewood, will start.a civil suit on behalf of bis client to recover from J. Barlow, the Oakland picture dealer who was Gatewood’s employer and pressed the Criminal suit against the young man, the sum of $110 alleged to bedue in the shape of commissions. © The latter claims that Barlow had him arrested and sent up to avoid paying him what he owed him, and that this is not the first time Barlow has tried to “do up” the young men in his employ. On the other band, the Oakland dealer declares that Gatewood is a born sharper and swindled him scandalously. It looks} ;, as thongh there was going to be a warm spell in the ‘Superior and Justice courts over the troubles of these two mee for they are both fighters. Nevada County ty Giel Wedded.Miss Minnie Walker of Mooney Flat in this county was married at Marysville Saturday night to George Merz of Brown's Valley. The bride and groom were each but 18 years of age. Chinaware. Great Lerr Over Sara Prices Away Down. Yow'll Say So, When You See Prices. (reat American [mporting Tea Go. S.ores Everywhere. 100 Stores, Commercial street, . . Nevada City must be run about 300 feet further to tip the ibgot, Mite men (boo btsedile 56 Mill street,... Grass Valley employed. ¢ corporation, but the members of that corporation who do force their employes to work on Sunday, can not be said to be keeping the day holy te the Lord, even should they be attending some well appointed city church regularly. The cry may 68 raised, “We could not make the mines pay if they were closed down on Sunday.” Mines have paid and are paying that are not worked on Sundays. So with stores, Why! even in Chicago, which is not regarded as a great Sunday-keeping city, men can close up great concerns in which millions are invested, not only keep them closed on Sundays but also ive their employes a half boliday on Saturday afternoons through the Summer months. They do justas much business and he men work a great deal better. My friends, there is no reason why we should not be given to hospitality, there is no reason why we sbould not ave band music on Sunday if weso esire, bat there isa reason why we should not allow such matters to iuterfere with our duty toward God, or by so doing tempt others from doing that duty which is the first and great comnidenced: We all know.that there are works of mercy and necessity which have.to be doue on Sunday, but .et us take heed lest we confound the unnecessary with the necessary. A man nce complained to hisemployer that he was always giving him work to do ‘The master replied that ° yen our Lord gave permisson to tuke an ox or anass out of a pit on the Sabth day. The man answered. “Yes, would command that pit to be filled up.” ‘*Welcome, Evil, If Thou Comest Alone.’’ One evil that cannot come alone is impure blood. If this as allowed, tt is attended by kindred ailments galore. This condition means that every vein and artery of the body, instead of carrying to the organs a health-giving flow of life, ts laden with a slow and impure fluid that ts harming instead of healing. # ts unfortunate when there is “bad blood’” inside of you. Hood's Sarsage will not make enemies friends, # will make “‘bad blood’ good yoo’ and blood should be of the best quality. Hood's never disappoints, ° Grip —“‘After a severe attack of grip, my health was poor. I got no relief until al used Hood's Sarsaparilla, which did what was needed, purifed my blood.” M. M. Stewart, Orizaba, Miss. Liver Troubles—“My wife and I are advanced in years and have derived great benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla for liwer and stomach. We do not think of being ames it and Hood's Pills.” On your Sewer Work if and save money. We nections. “Let Us Figure prices, if you want to do your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all con-. f We employ none but first-class workmen. you want to have a first-class job sell Pipe at the lowest market You may need a new ; cuneeneasasesens George E. Pioneer Winter Is Coming On. stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves. heating or cooking stove. Our We Turner, Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, pre OPENING OF THE Ths Fall and Winter seasons’ products in: styles for this year surpass all past attractiveness. We havea 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. Radice, Vou -Are Miyiee You Are Invited To. call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. commameteed FLEMING. Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock,” TO YOU AND TO YOU. 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 bonest bargain is our pride. oe yee g. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, oy 8 cement TAXESI899 Taxes} ** OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA’ N ony omega) on of soe che. Connty of Ne Hvgterdes g anty Taree foc ie for 1899 Are Now Due. Notice is also hy in accordance with the reatironents of “the Political cod. Section hep lb: at the taxes on all personal ge property ‘will be be le on on’ree Tee wae Monday 1 n and WILE, MONDAY Ay ae aN INR a ON nT fess EAD PEGE Se Patino. Fira oie ther DDD to the aaoaes t Peay and that ifn anid one-half be not paid M y in April next or 6 ive ao eent. and other costs “T at the eo ob ea one belt of the taxes on all real property will be after the first Monday in Ticestersent, aoe will be delinquent on the last londay io tales next ! Siguany Penta ter at 4 o'clock p m. and ior thereto fi scded gt the amount: ve per cent will MAY BE PAID AT TH ue ‘me f Tae #IRST LLM. AS THEREIN PROVIDED, SEN BND os For the convenience of the T; will visit the following places ae the tine, ae. for the purpose of gollecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ October 20, NORTH SAN JUAN, October 2ist. TRUCKEE, Moody's Office, October 234. GRASS VALLEY, at City. Halil, Holbrooke Block, Main street, October 2th, 26th, 27th and 28th, J J. JACKSON, ‘ax Coll N Nevada oie os 7, ti or cvada County. Hotel. 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dition, i nith. y Cat ie. sgt oe Con urfaces, ported Pallars for cased b ured by Walit, : r circulars; free. Toledo, vu. re the best, . pup was lost a urn,to Geo, I. beral reward. ti Sale, all. makes for onishingly lov ind machinas in ery cheap. ig & specialty, . on) ~ 9 © made $1.00 e, laf$1.00, iuties, miss saving all the bat they are lealer, 19 price right inest rniture Ronee caer es es Tet ZF adesicat noite ageless its . iene “fourth time. enough wind, to. fill the sails. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. A. Nivens Sr. is quite ill. Richard Penrose of Kelief Hill was he-e today. Miaand Nae yeehe ee was a fizzle today for the ., These was not About Sabbath Breaking.” etn Prize Fighting. Thinks It No Sin to Have Band Music on Sunday, But Hoids Neither Work Nor Play Should Keep Us From Attending Meeting. Pal * Rev.’W. A. Rimer of ipeisity Episcoriecin Rimer ‘talks Plainly And Expresses His Opinion of party tosuch an exhi natural to suppose that they do not want to go where they will be told they are helping to break God’s commandments. They do not want to go where they may be told of the consequences which will ensue if they do not keep those commandments. My friends, if we can find twelve hundred men in the vicinity who went to such an exhibition as that just spoken of, and strangers remark on the scarcity of men in chureb, itis all the more needful for those who do attend some place of worship, for those who do not approve of such exhibitions, those who are striving to keep God’s commands, to make greater efforts forthe advancement of all that tends to élevate, al that tends to keep men from falling to the level of brute beasts, One way in which we can do so is to keep the Sabbath day holy. If we truly and earA. D. Sutton goes to San Frenelsoo pal charch has a habit of saying what . 2°Stly strive to do so, the influence of tomorrow. he thinks. Ono Sunday evening he a well spent Sabbath will not _ ©. Pearson of San Francisco went to. preached a’sermon on Sanday-keeping,. MY affect our own lives during Downieville today. Jobn Rowe arrived home ine night from Byron Springs. Col. Rucker weut to Washi ington to-}on considerably by the public gener-, t day to rémain awhile. Jeff Lovelady has gone to Trinity county county to look for work. Joho Langman and Jerry Heffner went to Campbell Springs today. Ben Hall of the Pioneer Reduction Works is visiting Sin Francisco. Judge Green of Grass. Valley spent part of the day at the county seat. Mrs. Casper Cohn and daughters have gone to San Fraucisco to reside. County Assessor Schroeder left this prize-fighting and other topics that was received with much approval by those who heard it and is being commented ally. He took for his text verses 13 and 14 of thé 58th--chapter of Isaiah, reading as follows : “Tf thou turn away thy foot from the. sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day, and call the sabbath a delight, the holy of the Lord honorable, and shall honor him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasare, nor speaking thine own words: Then shalt thou delight thyself in the Lord; and I will cause thee to ride upnoon for Truckee to attend to somejon the high places of the earth, and Official business, teed thee with the heritage of Jacob! ® James Collins is here from Sacra-. thy father: for the mouth of the Lord 6 mento county visiting his gare Mrs. . hath spoken it.”George I. Beckley. Mr, Rimer began his sermon by sayJohn McCarthy returned last night ing that if those who played baseball, from a trip below and today he went to] football and the like on Sunday can bis his home at Washington. , truthfully say that they are not doing Judze 8. B. Davidson. and’ his wife, their own pleasure, but are making the who have been visiting their old home. Sabbath a delight, “the holy of the at Downieville, were in town last hight . Lord honorable,” then it may be right on their way below. : to indulge in such sports on that . day. Dwight &keels of Calistogs, a veteran . He does no‘, he urged, believe in a lot . * of the war with Spain, arrived here to-. of “petty Puritanical rales” to regaday on his way to work ina mine in . late the observance of the Sabbath. _apper Yuba county. “Lewis F. Byington,formerly of Down-. a “Bnt.” he continued, “we had rather ieville and brother-in-law to Attorney . Sunday. While the bells were ringing General Ford, bas been nominated for . for service, calling the people together District Attorney by the Democrats of . to:their several places of worship, the San Francisco. sound of brazen instruments was Edward E. Brown, aecinriataneion of. heard welcoming some guests of the the Magnolia end of the Eclipse gravel . citizens to the city. ‘Trips were made} mines near Forest City, was heré last. to the mines. night on his way back to Sierra county from a trip to Los Angeles. A number of people were kept working, catering to the wants of the visitors in various ways. Frank W. Taylor, for a number of] At least one place of worship was not years.past the successful and-populear. as well. attended ‘by the citizens as manager of the Great American Teajusual. It may have been the case with store at this city, has been offered by} the other places but of one place I am the company a position in San Fran-. sure. Now we are told in God’s word cisco and may go there, A Pioneer Bonanza Finder. to,be given to hospitality, (Rom. 12-13.) So being hospitable to strangers can not be wrong, but. the question comes & ap: Were we bound to entertain these George Sneath of Sweetland, whO! strangers in this manner on the Sabarrived here last evening to be at the bedside.of his brother Ed who has bad. to,come to an end that night? Could . * bath day ? Did we expect the world the pneumonia for some days, is On€. the mines not have been visited ona of the three brothers who with Clay week day ? Or was there some imperaowned the Sneath & Clay mine at this} tive law on account of which an entercity. George left here in about: 1865,. tainment of that nature must be given . ® spent a few years in Virginia City,. onthe Sabbath day in this mountain. 4 then returned to Nevada county and settled on the Ridge which bas been bis home for nearly 80 years. They Are Coming Back. Thirty-three pupils who stayed away from school yesterday were in attendance today. Itis believed that*by the end of the week there wi!l be a full atdendance, as parents are beginning to. withall thy mind.” This’ is the first . on Sunday. realize that it is better to have the. aud great commandment. Now the . e : CAPE SEASON.. master, that is true, but if the ox or ass kept falling into thesame pit regularly every Sabbath I feel sure the Lord children in school] than on the streets. Never Bury a CANDLE at Bota Enps Don’t go on drawing vitality from the blood without doing something to replace it. Hood’s . Sarsapariila gives nerve, mental and digestive strength by enriching and vitalizing the blood. Hoop’s PILLs cure sick Rendneies indigestion. : ; Fall Millinery. Opening days of Fall Millinery on ‘Puesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 10,11 and 12. Ledies invited to all. 09 lw Mas. 0. H. Warrroy? Piano Tuning ‘and Repairing. ‘O, W. Bennett is in Nevada City and } will callon all his reguiar patrons. Any one ina purty can order by mail. Box 104. 06-5t Young “Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is oa agonizing and frequently fatal. bas never been known to worst cases relieved ee ae Price 25cts., 50 cts.and $1 00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tt. UNION:-:HOTEL, fain Street, Nevada City. H. MEIZENBAUGHER, Paor ee John Hughson, S2cramento, Jobn McCarthy, Washington, Ed E. Brown, San Francisco, 4 ‘Frank Schillinger, You Bet, F. Gathrie, Brosamien, Mints Richard Weard, 2. L. Harbour, ‘Round ! Mountain, ” Jobn Blodgett, do _. Pred ‘Limm, Oakland _D.B. Dougiass, San aan, ShiCough and Oonsamption ne acts like magic in cases of ar irege et town? The question might even be asked if it was not possible to invite them. to come some other day, and if it was not, which was the first and the great commandment, our duty toward God or our duty toward our neighbour? Our Lord said, “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart ana with all thy soul and question comes up, was the reception given to these strangers in strict keeping with this first and great commandment? We cannot keep one co:nmandment by breaking another. Evidently there was a difference of opinion with regard to what shonld not and what should be done on a Sabbath day. Notwithstanding the alluremeats of of the visitors asked where the chtirches were and were taken to them or found their way to the places where two or three were gathered together in His name. If we test this reception by the words of the text, I wonder how it will stand the test? “If thou turn away thy foot from the sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; rand call the Sabbath a delight, the holy of the Lord honorable, and shalt honour him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasure.” The prophet commenced the chapter from which this text was taken by sayiog: “Cry aloud, spare not, lift up thy voice like a trampet and show my people their sins,” and yet he was to show the people of their transgressions of whom he writes in the next verse: know my ways, as a nation that did many keep the Sabbath day now ? principals lust his life. is Lord of the! a es oe this eb country, a country whose fertility is Curious Spectacle im this city last ds mine visiting and brass band, a namber . . “Yet théy seek me daily and delight to righteousness,and forsook not the ordinance of theie Géd. They ask of me the ordinances of justice, they take delight in approaching to God.” If he was to cry aloud, spare not, to show such people of their transgression, what would he say of the way in which Some of the visitors who came to church remarked on the scarcity of men ‘in the congregation. And yet I noticed in the paper the other day mel . : welve hundred men were present at a ‘pratal exbibiton given in this vicinity 1 few hl eae gael eas Now, He who » ina said: the other six days of the week, but it will widen out and influence those by whom we ure surrounded, just as a litJe leaven will leaven the whole lump. People who have traveled cannot fail to see that there is a marked difference between the regard for the Sabbath in this part of the world from what there is in many others. Why are s0 many stores open in California on Sunday ? Why do so many men have to work on Sunday? Ifthe average man in England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, Maine or Massachusetts, Gan rest one day in seven, why cannot the men of Oalifornia do the same? Is this such a poor country that men can not subist if. they rest one day in seven? Or re the men of other countries s0 much more clever that they can do as much work in six days as the men in this country doin seven? My friends, not equalled, whose natural resources ean not be matched by those countries named. As we can compare this country with regard to its. productiveness and not lose by the comparison, so we can comparé the men and their capa, bilities, We can not blame the em Sloe who forced to work on Sunday by some ition it Is ouly. } . Getcheli and Deputies Pascoe and Wanorthwest of the shaft. tion, where considerable rich ore was e know that God has given usa good taken out, show that the bottom drift There was some excitement in. the business part of the city for a little evening. Policeman Fowler was on Broad street near the County Treasurer’s office when a couple of strangers passed by. In one of them he thought he discovered a likeness to a criminal for whom a good-sized reward is offered, and as the pair tarned into a saloon he stepped to a peep-hole and looked them over as they stood at the bar. One view satisfied him that further iuvestigation \was justified, and hastenitig to a telephone near by he rang up the BSheriff’s office. Sheriff ters were soon at the corner of Broad and Pine, Inthe meantime the suspects had passed out of the saloon aud down Pine street where they paused in front of Carter & Johnston’s store to feast their eyes on the display of goods in the show windows. The Sheriff, who is familiar with the features of the man that is wanted, sauntered up to them. Although the resemblance was striking, he discovered upon a close approach that the party under surveillance differed in the color of his eyes and one or two other respects from the party for whom they were looking. The young men went on down Commercial street and the chase was abandoned. They were ascertained afterwards to be residents of Grass Valley’ who had taken a night off to view the

county seat by electrio light. Running For the Shoot. At the La Suerte mine Superintendent Kirkham has strock the new ledge on the 400 level at a point 700 feet The developments above the 100 level in this direcat GATRWOOD AFTER TARO. 7 The Plctore Agent Will. Come Back at sone His Employer. — while about half past eight o’clock last . This week A. D. Mason, who has begun proceedings in the Superior Court to secure a new trial for Bruce Gatewood, will start.a civil suit on behalf of bis client to recover from J. Barlow, the Oakland picture dealer who was Gatewood’s employer and pressed the Criminal suit against the young man, the sum of $110 alleged to bedue in the shape of commissions. © The latter claims that Barlow had him arrested and sent up to avoid paying him what he owed him, and that this is not the first time Barlow has tried to “do up” the young men in his employ. On the other band, the Oakland dealer declares that Gatewood is a born sharper and swindled him scandalously. It looks} ;, as thongh there was going to be a warm spell in the ‘Superior and Justice courts over the troubles of these two mee for they are both fighters. Nevada County ty Giel Wedded.Miss Minnie Walker of Mooney Flat in this county was married at Marysville Saturday night to George Merz of Brown's Valley. The bride and groom were each but 18 years of age. Chinaware. Great Lerr Over Sara Prices Away Down. Yow'll Say So, When You See Prices. (reat American [mporting Tea Go. S.ores Everywhere. 100 Stores, Commercial street, . . Nevada City must be run about 300 feet further to tip the ibgot, Mite men (boo btsedile 56 Mill street,...... Grass Valley employed. ¢ corporation, but the members of that corporation who do force their employes to work on Sunday, can not be said to be keeping the day holy te the Lord, even should they be attending some well appointed city church regularly. The cry may 68 raised, “We could not make the mines pay if they were closed down on Sunday.” Mines have paid and are paying that are not worked on Sundays. So with stores, Why! even in Chicago, which is not regarded as a great Sunday-keeping city, men can close up great concerns in which millions are invested, not only keep them closed on Sundays but also ive their employes a half boliday on Saturday afternoons through the Summer months. They do justas much business and he men work a great deal better. My friends, there is no reason why we should not be given to hospitality, there is no reason why we sbould not ave band music on Sunday if weso esire, bat there isa reason why we should not allow such matters to iuterfere with our duty toward God, or by so doing tempt others from doing that duty which is the first and great comnidenced: We all know.that there are works of mercy and necessity which have.to be doue on Sunday, but .et us take heed lest we confound the unnecessary with the necessary. A man nce complained to hisemployer that he was always giving him work to do ‘The master replied that ° yen our Lord gave permisson to tuke an ox or anass out of a pit on the Sabth day. The man answered. “Yes, would command that pit to be filled up.” ‘*Welcome, Evil, If Thou Comest Alone.’’ One evil that cannot come alone is impure blood. If this as allowed, tt is attended by kindred ailments galore. This condition means that every vein and artery of the body, instead of carrying to the organs a health-giving flow of life, ts laden with a slow and impure fluid that ts harming instead of healing. # ts unfortunate when there is “bad blood’” inside of you. Hood's Sarsage will not make enemies friends, # will make “‘bad blood’ good yoo’ and blood should be of the best quality. Hood's never disappoints, ° Grip —“‘After a severe attack of grip, my health was poor. I got no relief until al used Hood's Sarsaparilla, which did what was needed, purifed my blood.” M. M. Stewart, Orizaba, Miss. Liver Troubles—“My wife and I are advanced in years and have derived great benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla for liwer and stomach. We do not think of being ames it and Hood's Pills.” On your Sewer Work if and save money. We nections. “Let Us Figure prices, if you want to do your own work in making connections with the new city system. Or we will take contracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and make all con-. f We employ none but first-class workmen. you want to have a first-class job sell Pipe at the lowest market You may need a new ; cuneeneasasesens George E. Pioneer Winter Is Coming On. stock is one of the largest in this part of the State. have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are surprisingly moderate for such stoves. heating or cooking stove. Our We Turner, Hardware Dealer. PINE STREET, pre OPENING OF THE Ths Fall and Winter seasons’ products in: styles for this year surpass all past attractiveness. We havea 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. Radice, Vou -Are Miyiee You Are Invited To. call and inspect the assortment while it is complete. The goods and prices will please you. SNELL & CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. commameteed FLEMING. Permit Us to Suggest TO YOU, The wisdom of “Seizing Time (Watches) by the Forelock,” TO YOU AND TO YOU. 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 bonest bargain is our pride. oe yee g. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, oy 8 cement TAXESI899 Taxes} ** OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA’ N ony omega) on of soe che. Connty of Ne Hvgterdes g anty Taree foc ie for 1899 Are Now Due. Notice is also hy in accordance with the reatironents of “the Political cod. Section hep lb: at the taxes on all personal ge property ‘will be be le on on’ree Tee wae Monday 1 n and WILE, MONDAY Ay ae aN INR a ON nT fess EAD PEGE Se Patino. Fira oie ther DDD to the aaoaes t Peay and that ifn anid one-half be not paid M y in April next or 6 ive ao eent. and other costs “T at the eo ob ea one belt of the taxes on all real property will be after the first Monday in Ticestersent, aoe will be delinquent on the last londay io tales next ! Siguany Penta ter at 4 o'clock p m. and ior thereto fi scded gt the amount: ve per cent will MAY BE PAID AT TH ue ‘me f Tae #IRST LLM. AS THEREIN PROVIDED, SEN BND os For the convenience of the T; will visit the following places ae the tine, ae. for the purpose of gollecting NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Molerus’ October 20, NORTH SAN JUAN, October 2ist. TRUCKEE, Moody's Office, October 234. GRASS VALLEY, at City. Halil, Holbrooke Block, Main street, October 2th, 26th, 27th and 28th, J J. JACKSON, ‘ax Coll N Nevada oie os 7, ti or cvada County. Hotel. 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