October 13, 1899 (4 pages)

EOE. CE rs, 2 e Ba. nm. we AL St © heed = 1 fom eo i ta ame) PM a ERA EMT i cit BE ANE rm eee THE TRANSCRIPT. . ‘Published every evening except days and Legal Holi ays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALEINS. FRIDAY.,. ,.,0CT.; 13, 1899. PERSONAL POINTERS, . Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old . and Young. Captain Vaughn went to Odlfax today. : Ex-Deputy County Clerk Nilon retarned last night from San Francisco. Superintendent Wilson of the Eagle Bird mine went to Sacramento today. Ex-Senator C. W. Cross arrived on this morning’s train from San Francisco. Fred Godfrey came down from the Piumbago mine today en route to San Francisco. Mrs. Frank May Sr., whose husband isa guard at San Quentin prison, is here visiting her old home. Miss Della’ Wells of San Francisco arrived last night ona visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wells. E. C. Scott, who has been living at Nevada City for the last six months, has removed-to the town of Yolo. Mrs. D. Furth and daughter of North San Juan pussed throygh town last night on their way home from the Bay. Superintendent Dunlap of the Alaska mine returned last night from San Francisco. Mrs, Danlap came up with him. M. L. Stephens and wife arrived here yesterday from Sierra county, and left on the evening train for Salt Lake City. Rev. Father J. W. Lee and his mother, who arrived yesterday morning from Buffalo, N. Y., left on this morning’s stage for Downieville to visit che lady’s mother, Mrs. Bernbardt. Lauren Woodruff of ‘Columbia Hii! . came over today to meet his family who are expected this evening from Oakland where they have been rusticating for six weeks past. George E. Robinson, fornierly School Superintendent and Lreasurer of this county, but now. traveling representative of the Bowen Seed Company of San Francisco, is in town. Caster’s Indian Attack, . The late Charles Osborn, the, New York broker, and General Custer were intimate friends, and Osborn annually visited the general at his camp on the plains.--During one of the Imiian campaigns he invited Osborn and a party BRIEF MENTION. ‘Minor Notes and Comments of Local interest. The Knights of Pythias meet tonight. Sand soap, five cents a bar, at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Rev, John T. Shurtleff will preach at Colfax Sunday evening. 5 : A new ore bin 30x100 feet in dimen. Sions is to: be ‘built at the Pioneer Reduction Works. ; . " Try the fine bread and pastry made . by the new baker at Chas. Tegler’s . Popular Bakery. . O8-tf. . ‘Table Linens in all grades and prices. . We have the best values in the city. . fue Racker Store. ° ‘tf Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Califoraia Clam Cocktails can always ‘be had it Wm. J. Britland’s. ” HS . A, Scott, a native of Massachusetts, iged 65, who has been a teamster here or many years, is dead. : . The South Yuba Oompany's tele»bone line is.down between the Central House and Scott’s Flat. . Lhe Sheriff will tomorrow ge}! the interest in the U»xjfon hotel on which Golley brothers have a: mortgage for $2 and costs, Just arrived at Snell & Fleming’s the very latest in ladies’ and “children’s jackets, also in golt and plush. capes. Uall and see them. -012-'f This morning’s weather prediction from Observer McAdie was: “Rain this afternoon and tonight. Cooler Saturday, probably frost. At last night’s meeting of Laurel Parlor the Native Daughters whose names begin with the first three letters of the alphabet entertained. The suow storm knocked out the Washington and North Bloomfield telephone line last night. It is working only to the Central House. Rev. Ji. Compton, formerly pastor of the M. E. Church South in Penn iV illey, is now pastor of the First Pres. byterian church of Los. Angeles. Officer Carr took John’ Rogers to Colfax today. Rogers has been serving 120 days in the county Jail for battery on Constable Long of Truckee. Next Sunday is the last day of the year on which deer can be killed, and a number of local nimrods are talking of going out. in. the woods to try their skill. A special train will ran from Grase Valley next Wednesday evening to bring up those of our neighbors who desire to attend the “*Brown’sin Town” performance. . The demand fqr stamp photos shows no signs of eéssation and BA. Moore announces that in order to accommoof friends out to Kansas and, after giy. @ate the public he will continue to ing them a buffalo hunt, arranged a . } novel experience in the way of an I1-: dian scare. As Osborn was lying in . his tent one night firing-was heard at; the outposts and the rapid riding of . pickets. “Boots and saddles!” was the . erder in the disturbed atmosphere of . the night, and Custer appeared to Os. born loaded with rifie, two revolvers, a saber and a scalping knife. “Charles,” he said in his quick, nerv. ous way, “you must defend yourself. . Sitting Bull and Flea-In-Your-Boots, . with Wiggle-Tail-Jim and Sealp-Lock. Skowheban, are on us in force. I did! not want to alarm you before, but the safety of my command is my first du. ty. Things-look serious. If we don't . meet again, God bless you!” make them for a few days longer. tf Rev. W. R. Gober, for Several years a former Presiding Elder of this (Sacramente) district of the M B. Church, succeeds Rev. John Chisholm as Chaplain of State Prison at Folsom, the latter having declined to longer fill the position. : Shortly after 11 o’clock last evening a short circuit occurred on the electric light system near the theatre, whicb caused most of the town lights to be extinguished. A repair crew ~was promptly sent out and soon had the ligbts on again. The following members of the Yuba ; County Miugts’ Association have been The broker fell on bis-knees. “Cus. appointed delegates to attend the anter,” he criéd, “only get me out of this! I'll carry 1,000,000 shares of Western Union for you into the firm to get me home. Only save me!” But Custer was gone; and the camp, by shrewd arrangement, burst into a blaze, and shots, oaths and warwhoops were intermixed until suddenly a painted object loomed eon Osborn’s sight, and something was flung into his . face—a human scalp. He dropped to the ground, said the Lord’s Prayer . backward and sideways until the noise . died away and there was exposed a! , lighted supper table with this explanation on a transparency: “Osborn’s treat!’—Chicago Reeord. A Change All Around, “There foes a party that will be heard from,” said Smith, pointing to a . young man who was going down the . ! street. “He has managed to keep his head in love and financial matters, and they are the two great tests. “Two monihs ago he was a young. man with all the world before him and with no prospects ahead of him except a determination to fight life’s battles. “He was iu love with a young lady living in this city, but his financial condition prevented him frem declaring his passion; besides he was not sure that the young lady in question cared for him. “But by ove of those curious turns of the wheel of fortune an old aunt, that he had never seen, died and left him a large sum of money. Without delay he called upon the young lady and asked her to marry him, saying nothing about the fortune that had been left . him. He met.-with a point blank refusal. “Two days later the girl heard of his unexpected windfall and wrote him a note saying, ‘I have changed my mind.’ “His answer was just as short. It eaid: } “ ‘So have LL.’ "—Detroit Free Press. ~ eee NEVER Burn a CANDLE At Boru Enps Don’t go on drawing vitality-from the blood without doing*Something to replace it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives . nerve, mental and digestive strength nual convention. of the California . Miners’ Association to be held in San . Francisco on October 23: Smartsville . —James O’Brien, W. W. Chamberlin, Louis Conrath and Joseph Durfee; . Camptonville—W. B, Meek and Fred‘erick Joubert; Browns Valley —T. J. ; Hillert, . -———-—-+ ee +——— Restrura t Sold. Mrs. A. Perry today sold. the restau< ‘rant on Broad stree’, which she has sv successfully conducted for many years . past, to Mrs. Ed. Hager: Mrs. Perry jand her daughter, Miss Sallie, «expect ito remuin here. If all our wishes were gratified life . would soon become monotonous. aed! Sie re A cynic isa man who must be unhappy in order to appear happy. Young Mothers, Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25cts.,50 ets.and $1 0U. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf ~ GRASS VALLEY NRWS. House Burned This Morning—Narrow Escape of the Family. The Cotillion Club will have a party tonight. : 1,33 inches of rain fell in 24 hours to noon today. : Mrs, Lyda Crossett returned to San Francisco today aftor quite a stay here. Reuben Thomas and his daughter, Miss Mamie, went below on the noon train. Miss Inez Fowler, who lives on the Nevada road, has double pneumonia. She is better today. W.S. Kéyes; a stockholder in the Grass Valley Exploration Company, is here from San Francisco. ahem Postmaster Carr of Nevada City was in town today takinga look at Grass Valley’s modal new postoffics. It is now thought the doctor will have toamputate the leg of Captain John Nevins. It was broken some time ago by a falling tres. W. W. Rand, A. P. Flagior and H, G. Dodds arrived here today from San ‘Francisco and droye out to the-Oentral mine on.the Greenhorn, . Superintendent Clifford Graham of the Reddik was over from the county seat this afternoon, He has put ’the new incline down 28 feen this week. Word has been received from San Francisco that Herbert Mitchell, -who had one of his eyes cut by a ‘piece of rock at the W. Y. O. D. mine and went below for.treatment, will probably not lose the eye as had been feared. At 8:45 this morning Miss Lizzie, daughter of Joseph Dixon, who lived in a one-story house situated on Kate Hayes street and owned. by Charles Hooker,was awakened by the head of her bed being on fire. The bed stood against a partifion separating her room from the kitchen, and it was evident that the blaze had started in the latter apartment and eaten its way through the wall. The young lady immediately went to the rooms of her father and her brother Yates and awakened them, When they got back to her room that part of the building was a mass of flames. They were driven out by the heat and smoke, saving nothing but the girl’s clothing. The house, on which there was an insurance of $500 a chicken-house near by. The fire department responded promptly to the alarm, but could do no more than protect adjoining property. The Dixons lose about $500 and had no insurance. A Wide Open State, Hon. Harold T. Power of Placer county has returned from his jaunt with the visiting mining engineers, and has gone up to the Hidden Treasure mine. The Republican. says that since their reception here Mr. Power accempanied them to Butte county and to jhe mines along the Mother Lode in Amador counties. ‘he appreciation by the visitors of the manner in which they have been treated in California is best expressed by the remarks of one of the ergineers in an after dinner speech at the Gwin mine, wherein he said : “Having heard so much of the hospitality of Californians, we expected to find your latchstrings on the outside, but lo !. we found the hinges clear off your doors and your homes were ours.” pweet Innocence, “When . grow up,” said Ethel, with ® dreamy, imaginative look, “I’m going to' be a schoolteacher.” : “Well, ’'m going to be a mamma and have six children,” said Edna, “Well, when they come to seheol to me I’m going to whip ’em, whip ’em, whip ’em.” “You mean thing!” exclaimed Edna as the tears came into her eyes. “What have thy poor children ever done to you?” , A Sad Discovery. — An old woman from Tasmania, sauntering through the chamber of horrors at Melbourne wax works, in Australia, recognize] the figure of a hanged murderer (George Chaniberlain) as that of her long lost son. Up to then the.poor old woman had been hoping that her offspring would turn up at any time with an affectionate greeting aud a big bag of money for mother. You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts, 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf or $600, was soon in ruins, as was also! * BLD POR MURDER, A Nevada County Indian to be Brought to Dae Trial Soon. Henry Hanson, the half-breed from this county whoshot and killed a fullblooded Indian named Dave Porter at Grey Eagle, Placcr county, on the morning of the 27th of September iast, was taken to Forest Hill on Monday last by Deputy Sheriff Mitchell for for preliminary examination before Jastice Burke. District Attorney E. F. Wright represented the people, while Robt. F. Burns of Lardner & Burns appeared for the defense. Nine witnesses were examined, but no new evidence was adduced. The defendant did not testify, acting under the advice . of his attorney. Justice Burke held Hanson to answer before the Superior Court on the charge of murder, and the prisoner was taken back to the county jail at Aubarn on Tuesday. Charity begins at home; men are always giving their wives excuses. It is always the pen that boasts of being mightier than t the sword, A fair exchange is no robbery—and a fair robbery is no exchange. ———_—__—_—_—-0@ 0-2 ——_____ The principals in a love match often have to scratch fora living. A policeman is supposed to be. always looking for trouble. The coal trust is ‘preparing to make it bot for the consumer, The life work of some ‘people seems to be criticising others, When You Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer * . * USE ?::: Beaded Sequoia We have a fine assortment on hand. TOWLE BROS. Style and ij e J Finish. + + *& x * Of the most artistic de* “ne ps gree characterize photo*& *& *& graphs made by Moore. “xx His gallery has a wide * in a spread reputation for * *%*% turning out as high-grade Pig re work as can be attained onthe coast. : + : : : NEVADA Cry ane. Grass VALLEY. CAR No. 2855, SHERIFF’S SALE. In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, JAMES COLLEY AND WM. COLLEY, Plaintiffs, vs. : JAS. A. NORTHWAY et al., Defendants. {es AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER \ of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure ‘and Sale issued out of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 18th day of September, 1899, in the above enti. tled action, wherein James Colley and Wm. Colley, thé*above named Plaintiffs obtaincd a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against James A. Northway and A. W. Morris, vefendants, on the 18th day of September, 1899, for the sum of Twenty-Seven Hundred and Seventy-eight ($2,728) Dollars, together with costs of suit taxed at $27.75-100 aud counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $200.00,with interest thereon from the date of said ands aay pe eae Tper cent per annum till paid, which said judgment is recorded in the d udgment Boo oF and whereas it is ordered that the M set forth in Plaintiff's Conn hateae i oo wit: \ The lands and premises situate, lying and being in the City of Nevada, County. of Nevada, State of California, and designated according to the official ma pof said city as rein uninbered I and 8 in Block No.5 of said city. Togeihes with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereon belonging or in anywise appertaining. “Bublic notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 14th Day of October, 1899, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, in front of the Court House door, of the County of Nevad . I will, in obedience to said order of sale an decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described property or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs, ete., to the highest bidder for cash, United States gold coin, Given pier my hand this 22d day of September, A. D : D. B, GETCHELL, j Sheriff Nevada County. y J. H. Pasco, . WE WANT EVERYONE sajd Superior Court on pages 683 et seq.,7 dutee slowest and property there: deseribed to. No Jurisdiction. A couple applied to a rural justice of . the peace for total divorce. The justice called the builiff aside and asked ina whisper: j “What’s the law on-that p’int?” “You can’t do it,” replied the bailiff, “it doz:.’t come under yer jurisdiction.” “We’re willin to pay cash fer it,” replied the husband, not understanding the nature of the consultation. “I’ve. got the money in this here stockin.” . The justice looked grave. Then, ad-, justing his spectacles and addressing tbe man, said: “You knowed ’fore you came here that *twarn’t fer me ter separate husband an’ wife, and yet you only take up the time o’ this here . valuable court with yer talkin,’ but ackchnlly perpose ter.bribe me with money! Now, how much has you got in that stockin’?” “Bout six dollars an’ a half, yer honor.” ‘ “All right then. I fine you $5 fer . bribery an’ a dollar an’ a half fer takin’ . up my time with a case what my jurisdiction is.out of, and may the Lord . have mercy’ on yer soull”—Atlanta . Constitution. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by;Karl’s. Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood puri-. fler and tissue builder. Money refund' ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts: ! and 50. cts. .For'sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Fall Millinery. Opening days of Fall Millinery on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 10,11 and 12. Ledies invited to call. o9-1lw Mrs. C. H. WHITTEM. TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN . COLUMN. FOR THE LADIES To close out onr entire stock of ladies Summer Undervests at once, the regular prices.have been eut 20 per cent. ‘They were selling at low prio :s before. Good material, well made. Come early. The Racket Store Take a Walk Around the bank. There's money in it. And before you go try one of our drinks. It will refresh you. GILT EDGE SALOON. Fadden Cigars are the fad, To know that we can please them in Teas and Coffees. We make these lines a special study in buying, and asa result never disappoint even the most particular, We sell . © pure article and kuow how to end. P. G. SCADDEN . Want Every Wife in Town To try thecelebrated Drifted Snow Flour ltisthe best.on the market and gives universal satisfaction. You will also be ploaned with Del. Monte Self Raising uckwhe t Flour. Chas. E. Mulloy Picture Mats And the moulding to surround it; and all the little extras require experience to make the finished article look right. I will be glad to help you select, GEO. A. GRAY. BABY’S PHOTOS Are treasured in after years. While youre about it-have them taken right. guarantee satisfaction. ‘ . MOORE The Photographer 52 Broad St. Lumber We are manufacturers and deal i all kinds of dressed and common ‘Titibes for mining and building purposes. Cal] and let us furaiee eatimates. hh guaruare dealing and satisfaction, Office, Piety Hill, Grass Valley toma, ey H, & F. L. COOPER. Given by St, Margaret's Guild, assisted by Trinity Guild . . , . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -—on— Wednesday and Thorsday, Oct. 25 and 96. Continuous Fancy Work and Art Display,and Sale . , 4 4 Musical and Literary P: ing beginning at BSevelook. Sidhe eken Dinner one ene, er each day from 12 to 2 at 25 EVENING ADMISSION, 95 CKNTS Children’s Afternoon from 2 to 5 Pp. m ! Deputy Sheriff. . J.M. Watrina, Att'y. for Plaiutifs. 823 Thursday. Admission, : 10 cents exten: on, 1bcents, refreshments by enriching and vitalizing the blood. . ° { Hoop’s Pitts cure sick headathe, indi. gestion. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from a» other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Glover Root Tea puri-/. fies the breath by its action on the . bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold i for years on absolute guarantee. Price . 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick . erman, the druggist. tf . ’ } } . } i } Our Fall and Winter Stock is now arriving. Watch for announcement of ped money saving sale. = “= CARTER & JOHNSTON, . Clothiers — > > » » » FOR MEN AND BOYS & “ i @ >>> >>» FOR Furnishing Goods GENTLEMEN . ‘Fairs because the Secretary and Di, rectors bave no acquaintance with rac‘abouts and those of their owners and ,in getting up a race meeting. is the oldest o vice in this country. February 18, 1801, : the German Reforn town, where he has — ing and the manner of conducting a hin sixty FORE: : meeting. A live Secretary should be), Wagg—idon't think acquainted with the rules and should. succeed. Wigg—You possess a knowledge ~ of horses} has the inventiveness in training that will enable him} tijgjan. Wagg—Yes ; 5 to arrange a list of purses. that) the nerve of a corporation will fill, He should keep himself} — Be —— posted in regard to the horses that are Deafness Cannot be Cureg ie getting new records or reducing old nae OK i ie aha ones, and should know their: where-. °Y ‘0C8* PP cations as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the eas, There is only one way to care deat ness, and that is by constitutional ee Oe +medies. The stomach pump is certainly an. inflamed condition of the macons exhaustive article, lining of the Eustachian Tube, Whey this tube-is inflamed you have What Is Shiloh ? rambling sound or imperfect hearing, A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds pg Sg hylninithe Closed, Deafness and Consumption; nsed through the ti cna Gs fae a rakes inflamma: world for half a century, has cured inrose PY it pera a be 8 tube re. numerable cases of incipient consump. © ill be 4 ree a toe ition, hearing tior and relieved many in advanced . * estroyed forever; nine cases ished with . Out .of ten ‘are caused by Cat stages. If you are not satisfied with which is nothing bat anVattarrh, Failures in District Fairs. The Breecer and Sportsman says: Failures are often made in the management of-race meetings at~District lawyer, trainers. Judicious advertising pays the results we will refund your money. ted con. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For ee t ive Gen Be ‘dred Toll; . sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf 8 Hundred Dollars for any caée of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hal:’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free, F. J. Cuunry & T Sold by Draggists, Fe staid Hall’s Family Pills are the best. goecooeeoesooooos EU OO 2 ee DishWasher Wanted. A white dish-washer is wanted at'the New York hotel. Steady situation and good pay. “ 929-tf: = 7 : = % % % x8 Ce BS Cold Weather Displa Look at Our Large Window — For ROTO OO ODO OOO ONO ae Gave eon LLL LLL LLL RELI PLE GROOVE © © © © © Children’s Fleece Lined Shirts, Pants and > © © © © © 9 Drawers, all sizes, 25¢. Ladies’ Fleece Lined Shirts and Pants, best in the world, 25c. , Outsize Shirts and Drawers, fleece lined, for large ladies, soc. : Ladies’ Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, natural and white, $1.00 each. Children’s All Wool Cashmere Hose, 4% to 9, at 25c a pair. Finest in the land. Ladies’ Fine Wool Hose at 25c a pair. Ladies’ Fine Dressing Sacques in pink, blue, red and grey, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Ladies’ Fine Fleeced Wrappers, ready to put on, at $1.00 each. Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns at soc, 75¢ and $1.00. ic Ladies’ Flannelette Underskirts, 25c, soc: and 75c. Uae ks Ladies’ Oneita Union Suits $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00. Children’s Union Suits, soc, $1.00 and $1.25. Extra! Finest Comforters and Blankets in Cali. fornia. Come and see them. MAHER & CO. P. $.—For Coats and New Plaids see corner window. 2 Sia ©6000006000000060 a O@OQOOQOOQOOOEHOHOOOOOOOOOEOOOO QDOOOOQOHOOQOQOOQOOOOO OOOO This is the way you will all feel like doing about Christmas time if you don’t have your TAILORING, CLEANING and REPAIRING WAXEL, The Tailor, SUITS, $600 UP PANTS, $200 UP ORDINARY WIRE COTS AND FOLDING ARMY Snake aaanaaaa From the best makers, of the best materials at having all tho latest improvements. They*are cheap, to be sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. ; : KINKEAD also carries in stock a complete 1 . o = ae : ‘Em sets and in single piecce, ee (hee ae 8 Deafness is caused by an Po mae 8 Pe ee pee a ea ee Pe Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Se a ee ge tee Meee = = ea ee a. .a oe ao a Oe oe Q2mea © ae, ee a ee ee ae oe, a ee . -

EOE. CE rs, 2 e Ba. nm. we AL St © heed = 1 fom eo i ta ame) PM a ERA EMT i cit BE ANE rm eee THE TRANSCRIPT. . ‘Published every evening except days and Legal Holi ays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN, L. 8. CALEINS. FRIDAY..,.. ,.,0CT.; 13, 1899. PERSONAL POINTERS, . Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old . and Young. Captain Vaughn went to Odlfax today. : Ex-Deputy County Clerk Nilon retarned last night from San Francisco. Superintendent Wilson of the Eagle Bird mine went to Sacramento today. Ex-Senator C. W. Cross arrived on this morning’s train from San Francisco. Fred Godfrey came down from the Piumbago mine today en route to San Francisco. Mrs. Frank May Sr., whose husband isa guard at San Quentin prison, is here visiting her old home. Miss Della’ Wells of San Francisco arrived last night ona visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wells. E. C. Scott, who has been living at Nevada City for the last six months, has removed-to the town of Yolo. Mrs. D. Furth and daughter of North San Juan pussed throygh town last night on their way home from the Bay. Superintendent Dunlap of the Alaska mine returned last night from San Francisco. Mrs, Danlap came up with him. M. L. Stephens and wife arrived here yesterday from Sierra county, and left on the evening train for Salt Lake City. Rev. Father J. W. Lee and his mother, who arrived yesterday morning from Buffalo, N. Y., left on this morning’s stage for Downieville to visit che lady’s mother, Mrs. Bernbardt. Lauren Woodruff of ‘Columbia Hii! . came over today to meet his family who are expected this evening from Oakland where they have been rusticating for six weeks past. George E. Robinson, fornierly School Superintendent and Lreasurer of this county, but now. traveling representative of the Bowen Seed Company of San Francisco, is in town. Caster’s Indian Attack, . The late Charles Osborn, the, New York broker, and General Custer were intimate friends, and Osborn annually visited the general at his camp on the plains.--During one of the Imiian campaigns he invited Osborn and a party BRIEF MENTION. ‘Minor Notes and Comments of Local interest. The Knights of Pythias meet tonight. Sand soap, five cents a bar, at Gaylord & Son’s. tf Rev, John T. Shurtleff will preach at Colfax Sunday evening. 5 : A new ore bin 30x100 feet in dimen. Sions is to: be ‘built at the Pioneer Reduction Works. ; . " Try the fine bread and pastry made . by the new baker at Chas. Tegler’s . Popular Bakery. . O8-tf. . ‘Table Linens in all grades and prices. . We have the best values in the city. . fue Racker Store. ° ‘tf Dewey Oyster Cocktails and Califoraia Clam Cocktails can always ‘be had it Wm. J. Britland’s. ” HS . A, Scott, a native of Massachusetts, iged 65, who has been a teamster here or many years, is dead. : . The South Yuba Oompany's tele»bone line is.down between the Central House and Scott’s Flat. . Lhe Sheriff will tomorrow ge}! the interest in the U»xjfon hotel on which Golley brothers have a: mortgage for $2 and costs, Just arrived at Snell & Fleming’s the very latest in ladies’ and “children’s jackets, also in golt and plush. capes. Uall and see them. -012-'f This morning’s weather prediction from Observer McAdie was: “Rain this afternoon and tonight. Cooler Saturday, probably frost. At last night’s meeting of Laurel Parlor the Native Daughters whose names begin with the first three letters of the alphabet entertained. The suow storm knocked out the Washington and North Bloomfield telephone line last night. It is working only to the Central House. Rev. Ji. Compton, formerly pastor of the M. E. Church South in Penn iV illey, is now pastor of the First Pres. byterian church of Los. Angeles. Officer Carr took John’ Rogers to Colfax today. Rogers has been serving 120 days in the county Jail for battery on Constable Long of Truckee. Next Sunday is the last day of the year on which deer can be killed, and a number of local nimrods are talking of going out. in. the woods to try their skill. A special train will ran from Grase Valley next Wednesday evening to bring up those of our neighbors who desire to attend the “*Brown’sin Town” performance. . The demand fqr stamp photos shows no signs of eéssation and BA. Moore announces that in order to accommoof friends out to Kansas and, after giy. @ate the public he will continue to ing them a buffalo hunt, arranged a . } novel experience in the way of an I1-: dian scare. As Osborn was lying in . his tent one night firing-was heard at; the outposts and the rapid riding of . pickets. “Boots and saddles!” was the . erder in the disturbed atmosphere of . the night, and Custer appeared to Os. born loaded with rifie, two revolvers, a saber and a scalping knife. “Charles,” he said in his quick, nerv. ous way, “you must defend yourself. . Sitting Bull and Flea-In-Your-Boots, . with Wiggle-Tail-Jim and Sealp-Lock. Skowheban, are on us in force. I did! not want to alarm you before, but the safety of my command is my first du. ty. Things-look serious. If we don't . meet again, God bless you!” make them for a few days longer. tf Rev. W. R. Gober, for Several years a former Presiding Elder of this (Sacramente) district of the M B. Church, succeeds Rev. John Chisholm as Chaplain of State Prison at Folsom, the latter having declined to longer fill the position. : Shortly after 11 o’clock last evening a short circuit occurred on the electric light system near the theatre, whicb caused most of the town lights to be extinguished. A repair crew ~was promptly sent out and soon had the ligbts on again. The following members of the Yuba ; County Miugts’ Association have been The broker fell on bis-knees. “Cus. appointed delegates to attend the anter,” he criéd, “only get me out of this! I'll carry 1,000,000 shares of Western Union for you into the firm to get me home. Only save me!” But Custer was gone; and the camp, by shrewd arrangement, burst into a blaze, and shots, oaths and warwhoops were intermixed until suddenly a painted object loomed eon Osborn’s sight, and something was flung into his . face—a human scalp. He dropped to the ground, said the Lord’s Prayer . backward and sideways until the noise . died away and there was exposed a! , lighted supper table with this explanation on a transparency: “Osborn’s treat!’—Chicago Reeord. A Change All Around, “There foes a party that will be heard from,” said Smith, pointing to a . young man who was going down the . ! street. “He has managed to keep his head in love and financial matters, and they are the two great tests. “Two monihs ago he was a young. man with all the world before him and with no prospects ahead of him except a determination to fight life’s battles. “He was iu love with a young lady living in this city, but his financial condition prevented him frem declaring his passion; besides he was not sure that the young lady in question cared for him. “But by ove of those curious turns of the wheel of fortune an old aunt, that he had never seen, died and left him a large sum of money. Without delay he called upon the young lady and asked her to marry him, saying nothing about the fortune that had been left . him. He met.-with a point blank refusal. “Two days later the girl heard of his unexpected windfall and wrote him a note saying, ‘I have changed my mind.’ “His answer was just as short. It eaid: } “ ‘So have LL.’ "—Detroit Free Press. ~ eee NEVER Burn a CANDLE At Boru Enps Don’t go on drawing vitality-from the blood without doing*Something to replace it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives . nerve, mental and digestive strength nual convention. of the California . Miners’ Association to be held in San . Francisco on October 23: Smartsville . —James O’Brien, W. W. Chamberlin, Louis Conrath and Joseph Durfee; . Camptonville—W. B, Meek and Fred‘erick Joubert; Browns Valley —T. J. ; Hillert, . -———-—-+ ee +——— Restrura t Sold. Mrs. A. Perry today sold. the restau< ‘rant on Broad stree’, which she has sv successfully conducted for many years . past, to Mrs. Ed. Hager: Mrs. Perry jand her daughter, Miss Sallie, «expect ito remuin here. If all our wishes were gratified life . would soon become monotonous. aed! Sie re A cynic isa man who must be unhappy in order to appear happy. Young Mothers, Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25cts.,50 ets.and $1 0U. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf ~ GRASS VALLEY NRWS. House Burned This Morning—Narrow Escape of the Family. The Cotillion Club will have a party tonight. : 1,33 inches of rain fell in 24 hours to noon today. : Mrs, Lyda Crossett returned to San Francisco today aftor quite a stay here. Reuben Thomas and his daughter, Miss Mamie, went below on the noon train. Miss Inez Fowler, who lives on the Nevada road, has double pneumonia. She is better today. W.S. Kéyes; a stockholder in the Grass Valley Exploration Company, is here from San Francisco. ahem Postmaster Carr of Nevada City was in town today takinga look at Grass Valley’s modal new postoffics. It is now thought the doctor will have toamputate the leg of Captain John Nevins. It was broken some time ago by a falling tres. W. W. Rand, A. P. Flagior and H, G. Dodds arrived here today from San ‘Francisco and droye out to the-Oentral mine on.the Greenhorn, . Superintendent Clifford Graham of the Reddik was over from the county seat this afternoon, He has put ’the new incline down 28 feen this week. Word has been received from San Francisco that Herbert Mitchell, -who had one of his eyes cut by a ‘piece of rock at the W. Y. O. D. mine and went below for.treatment, will probably not lose the eye as had been feared. At 8:45 this morning Miss Lizzie, daughter of Joseph Dixon, who lived in a one-story house situated on Kate Hayes street and owned. by Charles Hooker,was awakened by the head of her bed being on fire. The bed stood against a partifion separating her room from the kitchen, and it was evident that the blaze had started in the latter apartment and eaten its way through the wall. The young lady immediately went to the rooms of her father and her brother Yates and awakened them, When they got back to her room that part of the building was a mass of flames. They were driven out by the heat and smoke, saving nothing but the girl’s clothing. The house, on which there was an insurance of $500 a chicken-house near by. The fire department responded promptly to the alarm, but could do no more than protect adjoining property. The Dixons lose about $500 and had no insurance. A Wide Open State, Hon. Harold T. Power of Placer county has returned from his jaunt with the visiting mining engineers, and has gone up to the Hidden Treasure mine. The Republican. says that since their reception here Mr. Power accempanied them to Butte county and to jhe mines along the Mother Lode in Amador counties. ‘he appreciation by the visitors of the manner in which they have been treated in California is best expressed by the remarks of one of the ergineers in an after dinner speech at the Gwin mine, wherein he said : “Having heard so much of the hospitality of Californians, we expected to find your latchstrings on the outside, but lo !. we found the hinges clear off your doors and your homes were ours.” pweet Innocence, “When . grow up,” said Ethel, with ® dreamy, imaginative look, “I’m going to' be a schoolteacher.” : “Well, ’'m going to be a mamma and have six children,” said Edna, “Well, when they come to seheol to me I’m going to whip ’em, whip ’em, whip ’em.” “You mean thing!” exclaimed Edna as the tears came into her eyes. “What have thy poor children ever done to you?” , A Sad Discovery. — An old woman from Tasmania, sauntering through the chamber of horrors at Melbourne wax works, in Australia, recognize] the figure of a hanged murderer (George Chaniberlain) as that of her long lost son. Up to then the.poor old woman had been hoping that her offspring would turn up at any time with an affectionate greeting aud a big bag of money for mother. You Try it. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts, 50 cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H Dickerman, the druggist. tf or $600, was soon in ruins, as was also! * BLD POR MURDER, A Nevada County Indian to be Brought to Dae Trial Soon. Henry Hanson, the half-breed from this county whoshot and killed a fullblooded Indian named Dave Porter at Grey Eagle, Placcr county, on the morning of the 27th of September iast, was taken to Forest Hill on Monday last by Deputy Sheriff Mitchell for for preliminary examination before Jastice Burke. District Attorney E. F. Wright represented the people, while Robt. F. Burns of Lardner & Burns appeared for the defense. Nine witnesses were examined, but no new evidence was adduced. The defendant did not testify, acting under the advice . of his attorney. Justice Burke held Hanson to answer before the Superior

Court on the charge of murder, and the prisoner was taken back to the county jail at Aubarn on Tuesday. Charity begins at home; men are always giving their wives excuses. It is always the pen that boasts of being mightier than t the sword, A fair exchange is no robbery—and a fair robbery is no exchange. ———_—__—_—_—-0@ 0-2 ——_____ The principals in a love match often have to scratch fora living. A policeman is supposed to be. always looking for trouble. The coal trust is ‘preparing to make it bot for the consumer, The life work of some ‘people seems to be criticising others, When You Put in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer * . * USE ?::: Beaded Sequoia We have a fine assortment on hand. TOWLE BROS. Style and ij e J Finish.. + + *& x * Of the most artistic de* “ne ps gree characterize photo*& *& *& graphs made by Moore. “xx His gallery has a wide * in a spread reputation for * *%*% turning out as high-grade Pig re work as can be attained onthe coast. : + : : : NEVADA Cry ane. Grass VALLEY. CAR No. 2855, SHERIFF’S SALE. In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, JAMES COLLEY AND WM. COLLEY, Plaintiffs, vs. : JAS. A. NORTHWAY et al., Defendants. {es AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER \ of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure ‘and Sale issued out of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 18th day of September, 1899, in the above enti. tled action, wherein James Colley and Wm. Colley, thé*above named Plaintiffs obtaincd a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against James A. Northway and A. W. Morris, vefendants, on the 18th day of September, 1899, for the sum of Twenty-Seven Hundred and Seventy-eight ($2,728) Dollars, together with costs of suit taxed at $27.75-100 aud counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $200.00,with interest thereon from the date of said ands aay pe eae Tper cent per annum till paid, which said judgment is recorded in the d udgment Boo oF and whereas it is ordered that the M set forth in Plaintiff's Conn hateae i oo wit: \ The lands and premises situate, lying and being in the City of Nevada, County. of Nevada, State of California, and designated according to the official ma pof said city as rein uninbered I and 8 in Block No.5 of said city. Togeihes with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereon belonging or in anywise appertaining. “Bublic notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 14th Day of October, 1899, at 12 o’clock M. of said day, in front of the Court House door, of the County of Nevad . I will, in obedience to said order of sale an decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described property or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs, ete., to the highest bidder for cash, United States gold coin, Given pier my hand this 22d day of September, A. D : D. B, GETCHELL, j Sheriff Nevada County. y J. H. Pasco, . WE WANT EVERYONE sajd Superior Court on pages 683 et seq.,7 dutee slowest and property there: deseribed to. No Jurisdiction. A couple applied to a rural justice of . the peace for total divorce. The justice called the builiff aside and asked ina whisper: j “What’s the law on-that p’int?” “You can’t do it,” replied the bailiff, “it doz:.’t come under yer jurisdiction.” “We’re willin to pay cash fer it,” replied the husband, not understanding the nature of the consultation. “I’ve. got the money in this here stockin.” . The justice looked grave. Then, ad-, justing his spectacles and addressing tbe man, said: “You knowed ’fore you came here that *twarn’t fer me ter separate husband an’ wife, and yet you only take up the time o’ this here . valuable court with yer talkin,’ but ackchnlly perpose ter.bribe me with money! Now, how much has you got in that stockin’?” “Bout six dollars an’ a half, yer honor.” ‘ “All right then. I fine you $5 fer . bribery an’ a dollar an’ a half fer takin’ . up my time with a case what my jurisdiction is.out of, and may the Lord . have mercy’ on yer soull”—Atlanta . Constitution. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by;Karl’s. Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood puri-. fler and tissue builder. Money refund' ed if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts: ! and 50. cts. .For'sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Fall Millinery. Opening days of Fall Millinery on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 10,11 and 12. Ledies invited to call. o9-1lw Mrs. C. H. WHITTEM. TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN . COLUMN. FOR THE LADIES To close out onr entire stock of ladies Summer Undervests at once, the regular prices.have been eut 20 per cent. ‘They were selling at low prio :s before. Good material, well made. Come early. The Racket Store Take a Walk Around the bank. There's money in it. And before you go try one of our drinks. It will refresh you. GILT EDGE SALOON. Fadden Cigars are the fad, To know that we can please them in Teas and Coffees. We make these lines a special study in buying, and asa result never disappoint even the most particular, We sell . © pure article and kuow how to end. P. G. SCADDEN . Want Every Wife in Town To try thecelebrated Drifted Snow Flour ltisthe best.on the market and gives universal satisfaction. You will also be ploaned with Del. Monte Self Raising uckwhe t Flour. Chas. E. Mulloy Picture Mats And the moulding to surround it; and all the little extras require experience to make the finished article look right. I will be glad to help you select, GEO. A. GRAY. BABY’S PHOTOS Are treasured in after years. While youre about it-have them taken right. guarantee satisfaction. ‘ . MOORE The Photographer 52 Broad St. Lumber We are manufacturers and deal i all kinds of dressed and common ‘Titibes for mining and building purposes. Cal] and let us furaiee eatimates. hh guaruare dealing and satisfaction, Office, Piety Hill, Grass Valley toma, ey H, & F. L. COOPER. Given by St, Margaret's Guild, assisted by Trinity Guild . . , . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -—on— Wednesday and Thorsday, Oct. 25 and 96. Continuous Fancy Work and Art Display,and Sale . , 4 4 Musical and Literary P: ing beginning at BSevelook. Sidhe eken Dinner one ene, er each day from 12 to 2 at 25 EVENING ADMISSION, 95 CKNTS Children’s Afternoon from 2 to 5 Pp. m ! Deputy Sheriff. . J.M. Watrina, Att'y. for Plaiutifs. 823 Thursday. Admission, : 10 cents exten: on, 1bcents, refreshments by enriching and vitalizing the blood. . ° { Hoop’s Pitts cure sick headathe, indi. gestion. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from a» other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Glover Root Tea puri-/. fies the breath by its action on the . bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold i for years on absolute guarantee. Price . 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dick . erman, the druggist. tf . ’ } } . } i } Our Fall and Winter Stock is now arriving. Watch for announcement of ped money saving sale. = “= CARTER & JOHNSTON, . Clothiers — > > » » » FOR MEN AND BOYS & “ i @ >>> >>» FOR Furnishing Goods GENTLEMEN . ‘Fairs because the Secretary and Di, rectors bave no acquaintance with rac‘abouts and those of their owners and ,in getting up a race meeting. is the oldest o vice in this country. February 18, 1801, : the German Reforn town, where he has — ing and the manner of conducting a hin sixty FORE: : meeting. A live Secretary should be), Wagg—idon't think acquainted with the rules and should. succeed. Wigg—You possess a knowledge ~ of horses} has the inventiveness in training that will enable him} tijgjan. Wagg—Yes ; 5 to arrange a list of purses. that) the nerve of a corporation will fill, He should keep himself} — Be —— posted in regard to the horses that are Deafness Cannot be Cureg ie getting new records or reducing old nae OK i ie aha ones, and should know their: where-. °Y ‘0C8* PP cations as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the eas, There is only one way to care deat ness, and that is by constitutional ee Oe +medies. The stomach pump is certainly an. inflamed condition of the macons exhaustive article, lining of the Eustachian Tube, Whey this tube-is inflamed you have What Is Shiloh ? rambling sound or imperfect hearing, A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds pg Sg hylninithe Closed, Deafness and Consumption; nsed through the ti cna Gs fae a rakes inflamma: world for half a century, has cured inrose PY it pera a be 8 tube re. numerable cases of incipient consump. © ill be 4 ree a toe ition, hearing tior and relieved many in advanced . * estroyed forever; nine cases ished with . Out .of ten ‘are caused by Cat stages. If you are not satisfied with which is nothing bat anVattarrh, Failures in District Fairs. The Breecer and Sportsman says: Failures are often made in the management of-race meetings at~District lawyer, trainers. Judicious advertising pays the results we will refund your money. ted con. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For ee t ive Gen Be ‘dred Toll; . sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf 8 Hundred Dollars for any caée of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hal:’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free, F. J. Cuunry & T Sold by Draggists, Fe staid Hall’s Family Pills are the best. goecooeeoesooooos EU OO 2 ee DishWasher Wanted. A white dish-washer is wanted at'the New York hotel. Steady situation and good pay. “ 929-tf: = 7 : = % % % x8 Ce BS Cold Weather Displa Look at Our Large Window — For ROTO OO ODO OOO ONO ae Gave eon LLL LLL LLL RELI PLE GROOVE © © © © © Children’s Fleece Lined Shirts, Pants and > © © © © © 9 Drawers, all sizes, 25¢. Ladies’ Fleece Lined Shirts and Pants, best in the world, 25c. , Outsize Shirts and Drawers, fleece lined, for large ladies, soc. : Ladies’ Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, natural and white, $1.00 each. Children’s All Wool Cashmere Hose, 4% to 9, at 25c a pair. Finest in the land. Ladies’ Fine Wool Hose at 25c a pair. Ladies’ Fine Dressing Sacques in pink, blue, red and grey, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Ladies’ Fine Fleeced Wrappers, ready to put on, at $1.00 each. Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns at soc, 75¢ and $1.00. ic Ladies’ Flannelette Underskirts, 25c, soc: and 75c. Uae ks Ladies’ Oneita Union Suits $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00. Children’s Union Suits, soc, $1.00 and $1.25. Extra! Finest Comforters and Blankets in Cali. fornia. Come and see them. MAHER & CO. P. $.—For Coats and New Plaids see corner window. 2 Sia ©6000006000000060 a O@OQOOQOOQOOOEHOHOOOOOOOOOEOOOO QDOOOOQOHOOQOQOOQOOOOO OOOO This is the way you will all feel like doing about Christmas time if you don’t have your TAILORING, CLEANING and REPAIRING WAXEL, The Tailor, SUITS, $600 UP PANTS, $200 UP ORDINARY WIRE COTS AND FOLDING ARMY Snake aaanaaaa From the best makers, of the best materials at having all tho latest improvements. They*are cheap, to be sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. ; : KINKEAD also carries in stock a complete 1 . o = ae : ‘Em sets and in single piecce, ee (hee ae 8 Deafness is caused by an Po mae 8 Pe ee pee a ea ee Pe Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Se a ee ge tee Meee = = ea ee a. .a oe ao a Oe oe Q2mea © ae, ee a ee ee ae oe, a ee . -