August 1, 1889 (4 pages)

NS SES . Bae Daily Transevipt. . THE TWO WILLS so, Commercial etreet; Nevads City, Cul] Blow a Lewyer Frust — CIRCULATES17 es Nevada City Grass Valley, Rongh & Ready, Spenceville Neste tenrdena: hed eA It was the gloomiest of gloomy days. rel, Sweetiand, North Bloomiteld, Moore's There was not a redeeming feature about iruniteville, Truckee, and every othit.” If it had only rained there might have ertowv of Nevada county: alsoin Place i: 3 ‘ ; 8 and Sierra counties, at a anenhe, San . Doon music in the drops; if it had snowed Franciaco—in fact, throughout the ‘State . W° could have ‘lived over” the beautiful “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Si-' poem, but it did neither, and now late in erra to the . the afternoon the air was a thick, damp va. por, and the street ankle deep with slush . and mud that an unpaved Western town THURSDAY. AUGUST 1° 1889.) suoptes so bountifilily and readily. —————— . ‘then again, the life of a young attorney is : . not always one whirl of excitement and PERSONAL MENTION. pleasurable results. Not a hving soul except a bootbldck—just as if we should ever secial und. Other Notes &A beet) need bootblacks again—had entered the door Feepte Od aud Youngs. .};that day. In vain had I tried to give my R. C. Black and family of Lake City — sg to the sugges d statutes, and e : . ey en in despair sought the more inviting are camping at the motntain ] «kes. . stimulants of Regina vs. Reynolds; even Dr. -Wm. F. Ringnalder. of San/. gossip cf a great leading case failed to inFranci-¢o weut to Pike City Wednesspire me, and wearily I turned from my 1 books to my thoughts, and from my thoughts day. : : ae . to my gloom. : wy ind Mev. T.G. Curnow ON It-was juassitm, before I bad ascended C lom'da Hill were'in town Wedneés-. te the réalms of suicidal purpose — for I Bae ) walk that way slowly -that the door knob y~ . hesitatingly, cautiously turned: and I—was Sapervicor Brophy and wife return-. again bard at work, pen in hand, with one ed Wednesday totheir home at North . exe on the paper aud the other on the door. : I won't maka diagnosis.of just how fast a, o>, . my heart was beating, if peradventure the J. Mc Mahon-was. in-tow n Fuesd \y . door would open, abd somebody that was evening enroute from Downieville to} somebody would come is, I could endure Sacramento. . the suspense no longer, and-looked squarely Mrs. E. L: Briy and Miss, Jennie Se og aiscos Wes Guienek titek ore Jenkin, from Grass Valley, went to} fast, F could.see that my visitor-was in Forest City Wednésday. . dress and manners‘a lady—the most stgnifiDistrict Attorner Frank T. Nilon of pa psetg > baggy a ey langueges. . % © H rs ’ this county was just Monday admitted . young, ugly or pretty, her thoughts probato practice in the United States courts, bly were: . ‘Here's a: young man—very Wim. Powell of Grass Valley will) j¢ would help him, but that don’t help me— léave next Sunday for Minneapolis; . I bad better look” — : : 5 } j 7. . But Linterrupted my own forebodings by Minn., to represent Court Pride, No. . 4 y : ‘ GES . springing to my feet, witha “ Good evening, 18, Anciegt Order of Foresters, ip' (adam. ° Step in; I'm through with matter the Great Court. ‘ * [an haad—a little pressed now, with term Upton Stuart, Elmer: C. Black, . 'time upon us, but lave an hour to spare to. * + . day—suc Ry. it de " John T. Black, William.Fiprin, Wil-. or. ot we : a ee liam Walters, and Frank Fippin, of} —Taea! swept my books from me with an Rough and Ready tow nship, are: makair of relief, as if auy problem she might y 4 itate woul i e ing a tour of the mountain lakes. . Set ee caeeae vied owners 40 Mrs. George Cullodi of San Francisft -had not yet so meh as caught the color co, who bas been visiting at Cherokee . of her eyes, and. couldn’t but wonder why ” . she kept her vai! drawn so closely —unless Sean Juan. 9 ; sks, returned hae for the fast two week Ercecuas 6 . she was meditating a sudden flight to the home Wednesday. Her sister, Mis~ . office of the bald-headed wretch “across the Sarsh O’Connor, of Cherokeé, Went} way. who had a few grey bairs and more ‘ sac with her: . experience, you know, but a bad attack of to the ase ye h gon i ft ,. Theumatisin, too, thank heaven, which‘I A. W. Blundell, President of the Lone devoutly trusted was keepmg him on so bad Star (Murchie) Mining Company, ar-. aday as this. Ze . Wednesday afternoon from ‘-Lawant you to write a will,’ she suddenrived here v d een eR ‘ed . 2 began, in-@ half-halting voice. San Francisco. He'is accompanies “Certainly, madam’? I answered, nobly would sacrifice every thing to success. carpets, and as silently I followed her. She feit—into the cha rof death; even elegant furniture and costly paintings end embroidered coverlets aye not to overawe our destiny. ciated face of a silver-haired man: adding in alow tone: ‘He is sinking rapidiy; I fear you must hasten.” bedside, and as I did so I saw his lips ing a name; I imagined it-was ‘‘Mabel.” apd aman servant, aud tp.their presence Wihelm Venator and Carl Ludwig, resolving tOatrengthen the faith within her, and I pulled hiif,a quire of legal cap toward ! c me and thought of the solemn opening many. _ } and the weighty formalities of its publicaA.A. Ball.of New Haven, Connecti. tion. ' mining engineers from Dresden, Gerevt, who mired on Guld Flat and at “Jt isto be my husband’s will,” she added. other places in this township from 1852 to 1869, in which latier year he “He dare not come out on such a day as . this,” and she shivered so prettily that I was reconci.ed with the weather for the wentesst, is in town taking alook at first time that day. ‘ . He notes} ‘-Hadn’t 1 better come to your house!” I the old stamping ground © . ventured to suggest. changes on every hand. » f : “Ob, no; not now,” she answered with a Miss Sanford and friend of Grase little.sigh. ‘It might excite him too much. 7 y, wh ently stated out with) But he may be better to-night, and IT will Valley, who ree ae 2 i! gend the carriage for you then. It will not a horse and buckbo«rd for a toug Of: make any difference, will it, about the will the nour tain lukés, are getting along! being binding?” Aud something told me she was peering anxiously at me. : Eis ued sake in'elt) “Of course, madam, if he then fully and this week. They expect to take In #1)! Joigntari y adopts it as his, it is just the the points of interest. and will be gone. same as if I took it all down. from his own lips.” : : ree * Well, we want—bhe wants—to leave all Win. Luttrell Rogers and wife : whe” his real and personal property to me, with Y pave been® occupying the Matumat — full power as executrix—and I am to take residence on Main street, wall or rge . make for : ly k their departure for such allowance as J shall think wise. Thursd: y take ’ p . “Swot 10 your dgughter’s name?” Sen PranwrceMoc. (irandpicrre. . .+gnets nét iny Gaugnter,” sne ansWered* Mre. R.’s mother, will remain her with the slightest token of-gathering -ani+7) e ' rr . hsa mation in her voice. : til) August 10th. Four months age an ves; just so,” said I, nervously finely. ‘Ihey-will be at Webber Lake " gome three weeks longer. the famity came to this cityinthe hope fumbling with the paper. ‘‘She’s your step: . of henefiling the healih of Mr. Roger=. daughter?” 7 vas Kery feeble frome the effect. Yes, sir. oe . Amp . i “What’shername? You see I must menof a bronchial ailment. He bas galn“gion it.” ed rapid!y in health since bis arrival, “Mabel Cecil,” she haltingly spoke. and may now be said tohave; fully Fe . et deuced pretty name!” I remarked to covered, The family are delighted myself. “{ wonder why she wants to 5 "i Ae stumble so over pronouncing it? And with Nevada City and its people and then I tried to forget,ail-about it as I took climate, and they have made. many, up my pen and began: “J-J—Ab! pardon me, madam, butri Jy stay here. They i : fay friends during the:r stay * . -what’s your husband s name? will probabiy return next year to re-{ What fuols men are when a little excited, . . main awhile. . especially young lawyers sitting up with ao eee . early case! Motel Arrivals. . “Robert KE. Cecil.” : “J, Robert E, Cecil, of the county of NaTioNAL EXCHANGE, July 30—E. A. Herkimer, State of —-, do make and pub. Ayer, C. J. Brooks, Dr. N. J. Rinilish this my last will and testament: gald, San Francisco; J. A. Stidyer, D.! beloved wite’ — raz’ ye Ps-3:-Cartis, San Juan; D. S. “Ab! pardon, madam, but what’s your F ; a P , . ’ . 1 1g ar? _Donobue, W ashington; J. M. Smith, ays pO L. Geeal.” J. W. Hart, Lime Kiln; J. A, Gura.} 679 my dearly beloved wife, Lucy “L. Yonville; Mrs. W. J.’ Edwards, J. Cecil, ail my real aud pergonal property of Mia) : A Mo Warren; } whatscever lind and uature, afver_vhe paysae gis .).) ment of all my just debts; and I hereby Oakland ; W. Fitzzerald, Forest Hill; Commit to her guardianship my only child, R. J. Hecker, Willow Valley; J. B., Mabel Cecil, for whom there shall be. made such allowance and maintenance as to my Marriott, Bloomfield; Treadwell, Mrs. E. L. Bray, Miss J I i : ) hi _ beloved wife may seem fit. Jenkin, J. M. Mahon, Sa raments; "Wand Thereby appoint Lucy L. Cacil my city 19. séle executrix of this my last wil and testa Unxros “Hoten, July 30H. Krelment, hereby revoking ali former wills by > oN j rT Qj mie made. law, F. Nenkervis. John W. Simpson: . “qn witness whereof I have hereunto set Jacod Slipel, D. ¥. McNaughton, E. . my band, this tbird day of November, A. D. F.W. Wadsworth, San Francisco; F. . 187—.” “W. Ruuse, Colorado; Jacob Teeter, . charge of his onlv-child. and make for her ;{ os a, Noiselessly she glided over the heavy into the ‘library—as I instinctively “Mr. Cecil, the lawyer has come,” she softly said, as she stooped over the. ema“What? Who?” as he started from a seeming stupor, and looked wonderingly at me from his sunken eyes. “He will read it to’ you now, Mr. Cecil;” I felt that I must. I seated myself at his tremble, and 1 believed they were breathOur boldest moves are born upon the spur of the moment. : “Mrs. Cecil, may I trouble you for a glass of water?” J asked, and I took out the will she had drawn.“Quick, sir! quick!” said 1, as I noticed his sunken eyes vatching her hastening footsteps. ‘Do-you want your daughter to have ull your property, save what the law gives your wife?” : He started back from me as if he could not trust his own senses, or was doubting whether to put confidence in me; but ne seemed to feel the necessity of doing 80, and suddenly tne dull eyes brightened with @ momentary gleam of relief and joy as he cleariy answered: “Yes;yes! And God bless you!” And I, too, was thanking Heaven for the whim that had led me to write .wo wills so very luke in stréngth and aprearance, and it was only the work of a mor ent to make the change, and just in time. t With Mrs. Cecil camr_the housekeeper the dying man tremblis dy signed his name to the second will, aud sey witsessed it. They had gone, ans started ww go, when the old mam presse’ ay hand, and F'sew the tears gathering in his eyes. As I turned to go I involuntarily felt that the black eyes of Mme. Cecil had witnessed all and suspected every thing. “J should like to see that will,’’ she said, firmly, in a low voice. “Some other time. He’s dying, Mrs. Cecil.” “So much the greater reason, sir! Show it to me.” I Jooked her one instant calmly and .suggestively in the face, and then started for the door. “Stop! she cried, and a tiny silvermounted revoiver gleamed in her hand. “My God! Mrs. Cecil, you have killed him! He has died at your hands!” Icried 4s . heard a strange sound bebind me, and would have turned if all the pistgls in the universe had been pointed at me. ‘ The old man’s arms had been lifted as in prayer, but now sank withered upon the pillow, while his eyes stared at us in the rigidity of dvath. He was dead. Instuunctively Mme: Cecil seemed to recognize thatit was all over, and, lowering the weapon, hissed at me between her pearly teeth: « You have played me false—go! go! or I wilishoot you!” : e And I went, gladly enough, from “the browa stone front, with its treachery, ‘its wickedness and avarice, into the dark night and muddy streets. But I had carried out the wishes of the poor, dragooned husband, and Mab.! received her own. As soon after as ber share of the estate could be obtained the wretched woman disappeared from the neighborhood, and it was understood had sailed for Australia. with the medicinal virtues of plants — phn dig mag r to _ Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup, acts gently on ie ions positi cures kidneys, liver und bowels, effectually tions, and ends oo a ah read Cleansing the system, diepelling cold« . 8° PAY required. It-is guaranteed .0 give perfect satisfaction, or monev reand headaches, and curing habitaal s me funded. rice 25 centa per bor constipation. » A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life. now Although a young and almost briefiess lawyer, I was appointed Mabel’s guardian, andIso faithfully fulfilled my trust that after six years, when she was @ little more than eighteenssbe gavgherself es w as her estate into my keeping; and asi write this, after my cozy tea, and-as Mabel leans on the back of my. chair watching the rapid strokes of my pén, she declares that I did not praise myself at ail in the grand act of justice I did, and the courage I showed at the revolver's mouth to sustain her rights. He Syrup of Figs, from a side room, and with a iittie piaint psec — hi? er pot bined tive . t i — i _— honey ogy atonce. But in that randy [ m Fi : stant her f and, -perbaps, her Plans of a Designing Woman. . character. She wight’ have beenfive, only she didn’t iook it, with those . brilliant black eyes, pearly teeth and elegant manners; but behind-aitthese I the positive force that, turned to good, may save a country, but given over to evil sale by Carr Broa. tached. In Races designated as the counties of Nevada, Placer, and Plumas, prior to June 1, 1889. Tuesday, August 20th. . Running, 3-4 ofa mile-and repeat, — Purse, $400. Running, 1 mile dash. . Trotting, For three-year-olds owned in the DisPurse, $500. Wednesday, August 2/st. 4. Trotting, 2:30 class ; , open to the District. Purse, $600. No. 5. Pacing 2:24 class. Purse $500. ig 0 ae No. No. trict. ‘No. —Albany Evening Journal. How Sorely the Most Patient of All Nowsare more generally read than those of any other class of writers. says the New York Press, it ig safe to say that people know less of those bright young and old men than about the followers of any other trade 3 or profession: This,. perhaps, is but patural, for reporters, and most editors, use but little to their own personal adyanthrougb which other men become famous. “J give; bequeath and devise to my dearly . “quaitances, bad-they not been shrewd “pppears Inthe New York papers. more than “ . suppose you understand,” I undertook ig yc ieee to explain, “that this will vests all your Truck-e; Mrs. Charles W. Smith,. pusband’s property in you, and to jaave “ONLY” A REPORTER. . paper Workers Are ‘Misjudged. Although the writings of newspaper men tage the columns which are the medium How many people are there in New York who would never have succeeded, yes, more, would never have been heard of, outside of-an exceedingly limited circle of acenough to utilize their friendship to the reporters. A notable example of this is the ease of the little police judge whose name that of any other person. From the stories published about this little justice one would imagine that for wit and learning he is unsurpassed. The fact is that the police reporters are responsibie for most of the wit accredited to him, and that he is tar from being icarned? The whole secret is that the “judge” knows how to treat his friends the reporters. Hundreds of instances might be added to this. Again, how sorely reporters are misjudged. The popular idea is that they are rather shabby, obtrusive and unscrupulous fellows. This idea is changing, however, and people are beginning to belicve that New York newspaper men inDistrict. Prices of Ad hildren under 12 yesrs, 25 cents. years, free. & I. J. ROLFF, Seerct.ry. @uctien7s Arpica Salts. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sorer. Tetter, Chapped Hands Agricultural District, _ Wevada County-) : eae COMMENCING August 2Oth, 1839; And Continuing Five Days. — — Race and Stock. Grounds at Glenbrook, ~ Pavillon at Grass Valley —_——_o-——_—— ‘SPEED PROGRAMME: “District,” all horses are eligible that were owned in Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Sierra, Shasta Thursday, August 22d. Grand Stock Parade at 10 A. M. No. 6. Running, One mile anda half dash. Purse, $400. No. 7. Trotting, Free for all 2-year olds owned .in the District ; one mile and repeat. No. 8. Trotting, 2:27 class. Friday, August 23d. Ladies’ Tournament for various prizes at 11 A. M. No. 9. Running, 1 mile and repeat. No. 10. Trotting, 2:50 class ; for horses owned in the Purse, $500. No. 11, Trotting, Yearlings ; half mile and . repeat. Purse, $100. Saturday, August 24th Grand Steek Parade and Award of Premiums at 11 A. M. No. 12. Trotting, 2:34 class. No--13>-Frottinz,-2:21-elass. Purse; $800 o——— mission—KACE TRACK AND GROUNDS, 50 CENTS. Pavilion 25 cents. Children under 8 SAMUEL GRANGER, President. Postoffice Address, Nevada City. Tue San Francisco Evening Post is It was just.an ordinary scrap of. the leading evening paper of wapping paper, but it saved her life“Francisco. : = ae She was in the lust stages of consumption, told by physicians that sbe was incurable and could live only a short time ; she weighed less-than seventy . Wher ste wana Gauid, pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery,. when she became Miss, and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought anotl.er and grew better, fast, continued its use and is w strong, healthy, rosy, plamp, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles ' of this wonderful Discovery Free at OTn Akiva cc DERBEC BLUE GRAVCarr Bros. Drugstore. _——-—_ +20 Who has just retur tion as a FIRST CLASS MILLINE tablished in former years. pure? She cried for Wan: She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, Phe gave them (--*oria Fe ‘Dividend . Notice. EL MINING COMPANY. Ata meeting of the Boara es the above pamed Company, hb Lost—BReward! day, July 17th, 1889, dividend No. 39 of Ten : oe Cente (10 —) per sbare, was declar A lady's small gold fob chain® with . P% ee at es penknife and silver barp*charms at-. Jy 22d, 1889, at 3 o’clock P.M Finder will leave at this ofas fice and receivé reward. ji9-if [Pranciace, Cal. of Directors of closed Monday, EO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office No. 522 Montgomery street, _ Purchasing Bureau at tant cities with ‘all and every branch of Shopping, including Press Goods, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Wedding, Birthday end Christmus Gilits, RATES. order or registered letter. gs reet, San Francisco, Cal. Purse, $300. Purse, $250. Purse, $600. Purse, $400. Purse, $500. San Jo-e; F. Hall, George Blue, J. . your daughier’s allowances to your disere. tion is to teave, at law, nothing in her own gh ". right. ‘The provision is, in short, meaping. now, ©. W. Kinney, Portiand, Oregon # less, except that it shows that th» testator R. R. Porter, Josish Thary, Chicago) had ber in his mind when he made his will, CG. Howard, Sabramento; David CaurPark; Rev. D. D. Bowman, Mrs. Ed2! and so far makes it all the more binding.” Ardle, Grase Valley; city, 12. <n was goue as quickly as she had come. ——__—1 9 oe A Shooting ScrupeBefore. daylight Tuesday morning. right home. Richard Lawrey and bie ton Edward, no pay,” I growled, “to cut that giri off that who reside ut Grass Va ley, exchanged way without acent! Butiv’s theold story. New York daily. Besldes, nok only 1 he several pistol shots; but neither of. —{1 can’t Lelp it!” andl sank back with a them was hurt. It is said both of philosophic smile on my face. tronble between® the senior Lawrey g : es oti ivol " «Exactly!” She spoke with animation. w-rd Coleman, Mrs. ean er I, “It's bis wish—and I shall see that you are Mrs. Bearden, Miss Bearden, Mrs-. weji paid for your tyouble and counsel—the . him afterward m the highest terms. Later carriage will be here very soon.” Aud she The remark about paymeut bad entered i : 2 Then—just in sport, in afit of malignant} gense of the word, anda member of one them were drunk, she enmuy be-. gatisfaction—1 took up & second sheet of 4 bal ween them grows out of the old-ime. lega! cap, and scribbled thereupon, with a sh 4 formal opening and close, that this same Robert E. Cecil gave all his property to his clude in their number gentlemen of high culture. Still, there is too much of the old idea remaining. Here isacaseinhand. A city editor of one of the big dailies had occasion to introduce into a somewhat select New York family an intimate and dear friend of his. The editor's friends were charmed with the young man and spoke of they learned that he was a reporter. One of the young ladies on hearing this said: ; “You do not mean to say, Mr. 8., that Mr. « --— a very thread-bare coat, and had struck. B js only a reporter!’ The intonation ) s upon the “only” so disgusted Mr. S. that he .-But it s too much, all the same, pay Or. never called upon the young lady again. Mr. B. is now one of the editors of a big the most prominent families in the city. Of course there are exceptions to every rule, and itis to be regretted that there are still some scoundrelly fellows engaged upon graduate of Harvard College and law achool, but he is a gentleman in every of and his divorced wife. Two years #20) Geariy-peloved daughter, Mabel Cecil, and. the staffs of leading papers. They are, ‘the son ruine . the right of one of his left the lady of the vail where the law found ’ _. her. father’s eyes by @ shot from a gun We sk tn tap dneieer of aie sein He was not provecnted, it appearing. 1 conciaded, solemnly, “ever such, and s : A GRATEFUL PEOPLE : that he had fired in defense of hi-. what a guif, deep, os george Tag ee “So this is my claim, is it?’ mused ; SaaS 3 : Sarsaparilla. cA ae : Soned up my coat, and walking to the windon’t wish to put you to any trouble, . en i. ussheeded, Show the harceier of products your county brings ; Astronomical Phenomena dow, imagined [could see through the dark. but you're on my patch of groun ” Laid ot pass iheede 10 cn P y y bring’ Ginger Ale, The oceurrence this year of two TE) Coc), to one anctheron record, aid to the. door to notify me the carriage was ready. " nakedeye will probabiy appear to €o; of Saturn sill make gonjanation will be best observed 10) beens, w pen pbenn Anaad , the second in Aurtrolia. pion Bolg » at ey lighted Bescuam’s Puss act like magic op & ‘as 1 did so @ lady, whose figure and manfrightfully pale and his knees knocke a er it Had www svrrors for Him. y e, and I-stepped into the yr “Fer beaven’s sake, mister!” exhowever, day by day, growing beautifully ++] gee it,” replied the visitor, careness the cuining of the carriage of Mme. “J am, hey?’ said the fierce lookae ; =i : ling Oklahoma squatter. “My friend, mark tions his been pointThe time dragged slowly, very slowly, . ., able conjane k ys mil and. andI never felt more genuine relief than . 4'ye see that inclosure staked off thar ed ont. On Seprember + Z in hearing heavy wheels grinding through . the other side of the cabin? Well, that’s Saturn will niake the nearert approach} Yio Gud and siush, aud 8 knocking at the my private buryin'-ground, an’ it’s full 4 : io” fellers that thought they hed a claim I sprang iuto the carriage, and away We op this ra ” Se a ii Aashed tbrough such darkness that I could . On November 1 two satellites) 01 for the life of me discover to what pord : a_much nearer] tion of the town we werd being asingn. Ses lessty, ‘‘and it sarees sears me any : led by ple-. in a very. short time we came to @ & en J umpired ten base-ball games angular approach, attende . halt, apd the carriage door opened. ‘The ” of greater interest. The first . Dale oeen conducted me up the brown stone troit oe ga he added, with eset the squatter, his face turning sive notice. ter way can be eounty. ! awarding large and yonr space ut once. Write for Premium Lists con ‘Addrese the Secretary for information. CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President, of aw: Foww F, Surru, Secretary. BEGinN AT ONCE! caiee OQ nae PREPARE : YOUR : COUNTY : EXHIBIT ‘-FOR THE State Fair of 1889, —TO BE HEID AT — SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 9-21 AZBOUNTIFUL HARVEST, A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and PROGRESSION, NOT. PROCRASTINATION, Can make any connty inthis State the envy of the world. are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS the county-and contributors may com for. ner can the counties taking part receivé ; rs ae ral cash premioms, In no other mantaining schedule MILLINERY NOTICE. — acai We take pleasure in annot city and vicinity that we have secure MISS KATE RAUER, ’ We aré now receiving everything th in the way of Hats, Boones, Flowers, Ribbons ant Trimmings, All of which will be sold at thie es Lowest Prices.— MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. incing to the Ladies of this d the services of aed from the East;-and .whose_reputa-. R was so well esO——— Stolen Kisses at is new and tasty MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, (LATE OF BOSTON,) HAS OPENED A San Francisco, tention to supplyin Millinery, Gentlemen’s Wear, House Furnishing Goods, Selected with «are and taste. Especial ¢are taken to buy at LOWEST Will cheerfully send sumples. NO CHARGE for the shopping. All orders must be accompanied by money References—The best people of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, etc. MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, Room 23, Harvey House, 807 California Retiring Fron) Business. F. M. SCHMIDT, Merc mt Tailor, Will after thissdate make up into Suits his entire stockof Cloths at bedreck prices. Perfect fit puaranteed. Broad St., next door below"the Land Association Office. \ Mrs. A. M. Edgington, ATE OF VIRGINIA CITY, IS PREpared to instruct the ladies of Nevadu« City, every Bey. excepting &€riday, in all kindgof ART WORK including Land scape Painting, French Dye-Tinting, Plush and other latest styles of Embruidery, etc. mF Terms yerv reasonable. Ladies are invited to cul) at Mrs. Edging ton’s rooms, junction of Main xnd Commer. cial Streets, Op stuirs, where specimens of work canbe seen and terms of tuition learned. 48) 1-sia New York Bakery. ~-0— G. WM.SDURST : Proprietor —-O-pyAvina PURCHASED THIS WELI known and popular Bakery Of Mir. John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAL STREET’ 1 intend to keep on-hand at all times goo variety of BHESD. PIES, CAKE, Ete. Wedding Cakes Aad Pastry Made to order ov sort notice aud on thos reasonable terms. Ali or ler for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin good satisfaction and selling at Jow rates,! hope to merit a lberal pation ige. G, WM. DURST. Bonney & Powell, MANUFACTURERS OF a full, complete and comprehenjen i-beve . The articles made by us It has been shown in counties that exbibit annually, that no bet. are second to none in the state. : devised to make your locality known. sbould:be encouraged by the Boards of Supervisors of each ate fariesiiors! Society will do allin its power to assist you, on short notice. Give us a call. Weisshein Bros, & Co, BANKERS, . GRASS VALLEY.::.. Established 1876. xp wit ive wer, pnsox at, 47-1 Capital Invested -$50,000. Transact a. General Banking BusiDraw Drafts on San Francisco, New York, Lonilon, Paris and Berlin. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, Special facilities for making CollecHighest price paid for Gold and Silver Bullion. Deposits Received. Interest Aliowed on Depo:SSPONDENTS. San Francisco—The Anglo Californian Bank Liimited. New York—C. B. Richard & Co. London—The Allianee Bank LimitROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, MINERS’ FOUNDRY NEVADA CITY, CAL., Manobfacturers of ART : INSTRUCTIONS. MACHINERY OF ADL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting andsPumping Minine Cars asspecialt“,~—_ Castings.of all kinds, Agentsin Nevadaand Sierra Counties PELTON WHEEL Giving the L ingest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. ed tocall and inspect our establixhnent and its facilidies for turning out first-class work. _ MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, * Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City (O@FMining men and others invitCistrict Fair a Langtry Bangs, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair, SODA FACTORY. Horse Shoeing Lemon and Cream Soda, Wagon Ma Where they are pre line oa manner . And Cider. ESSRS. BONNEY & POWELL would Remember, there respectiulls inform the public that ey have respened this celebrated Soda Fattory and have re-fitted and re-stocked the same with the best of Summer drinks ! style of theart and th WAGON-MAKING. a Eg vind Moun z, eh Rast arantee to set an axle so that it 0, M. E k oun Ti ye (MF Dealers and Families supplied . wit ma ‘obethied nie ee ttt foie ans . Wace” ie re a r Ae : : e will guarantee to settires so as touvoid 8. facilities for doing heavy or light work, and warrant satisfac f Bonnev?& Powell, min evYork—Firat Ni tancisco— ~THE‘Leading: Variety «Store Of Nevada City. ALEX. DURBIN, COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American Tea Store. : Everything in my live Cheaper Than Ever BeLook at some of the Prices : Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West) »+,+-10 cents Our Poet. .:.: 3 for a quarter La Rose (Key West). 10 cents 3 for @ quurter Souvenir (Key West) ...-. 10 cents Washington .=. ee. +. ose» 10 Cents Jay-Eye-See..*.-..8 fora quarter Guarantee ...-2..8 for a quarter Wait for Me. ...----.6 for a quarter A. Wurbin’s Choice.. 6 for a quarter Ariadne . sseeae pias 8 for a quarter ig f ten cent cigars are sold by other dealers for 12% cents; my 8% cent cigars for ten cents; my 5 cent cigars are the best in the market. All brands by the box lower than the lowes. Tobaccos. Star, per plug. .. .ese Ferre cease 50 centa Climax, per plug...-i “= Sawlog, per plug.. New Wrinkle, per plu ; g.vie wee 60 Cente And all éther kinds in proportion, Smoking Tobacco. A fine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At from 10 to 4 percent less than is usual” ly charged in other stores. Soda Crackers. The best, perbox.. .+.e+. 65 cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stock is large aid new. Prices lower than tne same cun be bought for elsewhere Pocket Knives. Tleadin this line. My cutlery.is of the best brands, and I challenge competition in prices. Gombs and Brushes. I carry a nice stock ranging in price from 5 to40 cents each, Whatis the use of payin fancy prices for such things when 1 well equally good ones for less money? Stationery. Writing materials, pluiu and fancy, All the latest styles in paperties. y Also, slates, tablets, ete. Prices down to bedsock. Perfumes. The choicest and most Lag etd at prices ‘that will ustunish you For instance, . sell 25-cent cologne for wrents, and 50-cent Florida water for 40 cents. Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to cost, and . bought them very low. Ladies’ and Gentiemén’s Blackinv. The best domestic and imported kinds. . make a specialty of shoe dressings and un dersell other dealers. Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen: cailed to novelties in th sline. A good gane for 10 cents. An elegant one for 20 cents. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, with crooked handles, only $1. Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as pleuse the little folks must. Fie Police Whistles, 20 cents, Cigar lighters, 25 cents. Tam almost giving them away. Candies. Everybody knows I keep the freshest aud finest intowp Fruits and Vegetables. All kinds iatheieseaspi. Con be bough cheaper from me than elsewhere. Fish, Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. All persuus indebted tu tne firm of Smoo & Durbia areceqgasstelto ian tisety ge tle with me. A, DURBIN. NOTICE! HEAGLE BIRD MINE. All persons are kereby cautioned against buying the ground known as the ‘‘Eagle Bird,” situated in Washington District, Nevada County, Cal, the undersigned being the sole.owner of the same. GEO H>FRANCOEUR, 125 Phelan ilding, &F. EALED PROPOSALS WILL REcvived at the office of the Secreturyycorf Broad and Pine streets, Nevads City. sday, August 6th, 1889, ¢t T leges: AT GLENBROOK RACE TRACK. Bar. Kestaurant Fruit, Ice Cream and Confectionery. _ . Stand (no beverages ) AT PAVILION, GRASS VALLEY. Invisible Fronts, Fruit, lee Cream and Confectionery and Temperance beverage stand. MUSIC, Music at Park and Pavilion, during each day und evening of the Fair. FEED, AAY AND STRAW. Also bids for.the exclusive privileges. of selling Feed, Hay and straw at Glenbrook ANUFACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR . Park. GUOD? AND TOLLET ARTIC LEs. GOLDEN HAIR WASH,: For Bleaching the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, uward; 2 per ceut. on the second day, and SAN FRKRANUtSLU, TAL. Al) privileges at Glenbrook to commence on Augurt 13th and close the day after the Fair, to be pre for a8 follows: (5) fifty per cent of amount of bid on notice of 25 per cent on the fourth day of fair The Disectors reserve the sight to eject any and all bids. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary, Nevada City, Cal. Broad Street .:..-: Nevada Uity AM OL) TAMA: dais yp Conital «= » $00 000 DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing ie aieeens of Be: Sew Verh. vada County that the ave 8 ‘ formed a copartnership te the ne Franees A General Banking Business WE gE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE And Sacramrnto We Issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe principal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE, : Collections on any part ot the king, United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, . ". = seer et ae Gold and Silver Bullion ur redtodoworkin their) Assay Office mk. give the very best of ¥ at this Ka O#FICERS: HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. . Road-. #. M PRESTON..5.00605 5 Presiper~ sters_and Freight Horses shud in the best . BR. M. HENS). Gras Vice PRESIDENT e work warranted to. JOHN T. MORGAN...--++++ PASHIES. D. E. MORGAN. Ass’t Casniur 9nd Sev'¥ DIRECTORS: OUSMAN, E. VU. Preston, mechanica employed. Co. ne gn ren ns tee em Me My forthe tullowiug privi\ ob 4. es th once 00 BD i izle A.C TI loud wea look filles littl ther very pile lato bric set . air wou buil trou Kez befc stor ~ not gro the side it o talk ger was srs ar ov

NS SES . Bae Daily Transevipt. . THE TWO WILLS so, Commercial etreet; Nevads City, Cul] Blow a Lewyer Frust — CIRCULATES17 es Nevada City Grass Valley, Rongh & Ready, Spenceville Neste tenrdena: hed eA It was the gloomiest of gloomy days. rel, Sweetiand, North Bloomiteld, Moore's There was not a redeeming feature about iruniteville, Truckee, and every othit.” If it had only rained there might have ertowv of Nevada county: alsoin Place i: 3 ‘ ; 8 and Sierra counties, at a anenhe, San . Doon music in the drops; if it had snowed Franciaco—in fact, throughout the ‘State . W° could have ‘lived over” the beautiful “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Si-' poem, but it did neither, and now late in erra to the . the afternoon the air was a thick, damp va. por, and the street ankle deep with slush . and mud that an unpaved Western town THURSDAY. AUGUST 1° 1889.) suoptes so bountifilily and readily. —————— . ‘then again, the life of a young attorney is : . not always one whirl of excitement and PERSONAL MENTION. pleasurable results. Not a hving soul except a bootbldck—just as if we should ever secial und. Other Notes &A beet) need bootblacks again—had entered the door Feepte Od aud Youngs. .};that day. In vain had I tried to give my R. C. Black and family of Lake City — sg to the sugges d statutes, and e : . ey en in despair sought the more inviting are camping at the motntain ] «kes. . stimulants of Regina vs. Reynolds; even Dr. -Wm. F. Ringnalder. of San/. gossip cf a great leading case failed to inFranci-¢o weut to Pike City Wednesspire me, and wearily I turned from my 1 books to my thoughts, and from my thoughts day. : : ae . to my gloom. : wy ind Mev. T..G. Curnow ON It-was juassitm, before I bad ascended C lom'da Hill were'in town Wedneés-. te the réalms of suicidal purpose — for I Bae ) walk that way slowly -that the door knob y~ . hesitatingly, cautiously turned: and I—was Sapervicor Brophy and wife return-. again bard at work, pen in hand, with one ed Wednesday totheir home at North . exe on the paper aud the other on the door. : I won't maka diagnosis.of just how fast a, o>, . my heart was beating, if peradventure the J. Mc Mahon-was. in-tow n Fuesd \y . door would open, abd somebody that was evening enroute from Downieville to} somebody would come is, I could endure Sacramento. . the suspense no longer, and-looked squarely Mrs. E. L: Briy and Miss, Jennie Se og aiscos Wes Guienek titek ore Jenkin, from Grass Valley, went to} fast, F could.see that my visitor-was in Forest City Wednésday. . dress and manners‘a lady—the most stgnifiDistrict Attorner Frank T. Nilon of pa psetg > baggy a ey langueges. . % © H rs ’ this county was just Monday admitted . young, ugly or pretty, her thoughts probato practice in the United States courts, bly were: . ‘Here's a: young man—very Wim. Powell of Grass Valley will) j¢ would help him, but that don’t help me— léave next Sunday for Minneapolis; . I bad better look” — : : 5 } j 7. . But Linterrupted my own forebodings by Minn., to represent Court Pride, No. . 4 y : ‘ GES . springing to my feet, witha “ Good evening, 18, Anciegt Order of Foresters, ip' (adam. ° Step in; I'm through with matter the Great Court. ‘ * [an haad—a little pressed now, with term Upton Stuart, Elmer: C. Black, . 'time upon us, but lave an hour to spare to. * + . day—suc Ry. it de " John T. Black, William.Fiprin, Wil-. or. ot we : a ee liam Walters, and Frank Fippin, of} —Taea! swept my books from me with an Rough and Ready tow nship, are: makair of relief, as if auy problem she might y 4 itate woul i e ing a tour of the mountain lakes. . Set ee caeeae vied owners 40 Mrs. George Cullodi of San Francisft -had not yet so meh as caught the color co, who bas been visiting at Cherokee . of her eyes, and. couldn’t but wonder why ” . she kept her vai! drawn so closely —unless Sean Juan. 9 ; sks, returned hae for the fast two week Ercecuas 6 . she was meditating a sudden flight to the home Wednesday. Her sister, Mis~ . office of the bald-headed wretch “across the Sarsh O’Connor, of Cherokeé, Went} way. who had a few grey bairs and more ‘ sac with her: . experience, you know, but a bad attack of to the ase ye h gon i ft ,. Theumatisin, too, thank heaven, which‘I A. W. Blundell, President of the Lone devoutly trusted was keepmg him on so bad Star (Murchie) Mining Company, ar-. aday as this. Ze . Wednesday afternoon from ‘-Lawant you to write a will,’ she suddenrived here v d een eR ‘ed . 2 began, in-@ half-halting voice. San Francisco. He'is accompanies “Certainly, madam’? I answered, nobly would sacrifice every thing to success. carpets, and as silently I followed her. She feit—into the cha rof death; even elegant furniture and costly paintings end embroidered coverlets aye not to overawe our destiny. ciated face of a silver-haired man: adding in alow tone: ‘He is sinking rapidiy; I fear you must hasten.” bedside, and as I did so I saw his lips ing a name; I imagined it-was ‘‘Mabel.” apd aman servant, aud tp.their presence Wihelm Venator and Carl Ludwig, resolving tOatrengthen the faith within her, and I pulled hiif,a quire of legal cap toward ! c me and thought of the solemn opening many. _ } and the weighty formalities of its publicaA.A. Ball.of New Haven, Connecti. tion. ' mining engineers from Dresden, Gerevt, who mired on Guld Flat and at “Jt isto be my husband’s will,” she added. other places in this township from 1852 to 1869, in which latier year he “He dare not come out on such a day as . this,” and she shivered so prettily that I was reconci.ed with the weather for the wentesst, is in town taking alook at first time that day. ‘ . He notes} ‘-Hadn’t 1 better come to your house!” I the old stamping ground © . ventured to suggest. changes on every hand. » f : “Ob, no; not now,” she answered with a Miss Sanford and friend of Grase little.sigh. ‘It might excite him too much. 7 y, wh ently stated out with) But he may be better to-night, and IT will Valley, who ree ae 2 i! gend the carriage for you then. It will not a horse and buckbo«rd for a toug Of: make any difference, will it, about the will the nour tain lukés, are getting along! being binding?” Aud something told me she was peering anxiously at me. : Eis ued sake in'elt) “Of course, madam, if he then fully and this week. They expect to take In #1)! Joigntari y adopts it as his, it is just the the points of interest. and will be gone. same as if I took it all down. from his own lips.” : : ree * Well, we want—bhe wants—to leave all Win. Luttrell Rogers and wife : whe” his real and personal property to me, with Y pave been® occupying the Matumat — full power as executrix—and I am to take residence on Main street, wall or rge . make for : ly k their departure for such allowance as J shall think wise. Thursd: y take ’ p . “Swot 10 your dgughter’s name?” Sen PranwrceMoc. (irandpicrre. . .+gnets nét iny Gaugnter,” sne ansWered* Mre. R.’s mother, will remain her with the slightest token of-gathering -ani+7) e ' rr . hsa mation in her voice. : til) August 10th. Four months age an ves; just so,” said I, nervously finely. ‘Ihey-will be at Webber Lake " gome three weeks longer. the famity came to this cityinthe hope fumbling with the paper. ‘‘She’s your step: . of henefiling the healih of Mr. Roger=. daughter?” 7 vas Kery feeble frome the effect. Yes, sir. oe . Amp . i “What’shername? You see I must menof a bronchial ailment. He bas galn“gion it.” ed rapid!y in health since bis arrival, “Mabel Cecil,” she haltingly spoke. and may now be said tohave; fully Fe . et deuced pretty name!” I remarked to covered, The family are delighted myself. “{ wonder why she wants to 5 "i Ae stumble so over pronouncing it? And with Nevada City and its people and then I tried to forget,ail-about it as I took climate, and they have made. many, up my pen and began: “J-J—Ab! pardon me, madam, butri Jy stay here. They i : fay friends during the:r stay * . -what’s your husband s name? will probabiy return next year to re-{ What fuols men are when a little excited, . . main awhile. . especially young lawyers sitting up with ao eee . early case! Motel Arrivals. . “Robert KE. Cecil.” : “J, Robert E, Cecil, of the county of NaTioNAL EXCHANGE, July 30—E. A. Herkimer, State of —-, do make and pub. Ayer, C. J. Brooks, Dr. N. J. Rinilish this my last will and testament: gald, San Francisco; J. A. Stidyer, D.! beloved wite’ — raz’ ye Ps-3:-Cartis, San Juan; D. S. “Ab! pardon, madam, but what’s your F ; a P , . ’ . 1 1g ar? _Donobue, W ashington; J. M. Smith, ays pO L. Geeal.” J. W. Hart, Lime Kiln; J. A, Gura.} 679 my dearly beloved wife, Lucy “L. Yonville; Mrs. W. J.’ Edwards, J. Cecil, ail my real aud pergonal property of Mia) : A Mo Warren; } whatscever lind and uature, afver_vhe paysae gis .).) ment of all my just debts; and I hereby Oakland ; W. Fitzzerald, Forest Hill; Commit to her guardianship my only child, R. J. Hecker, Willow Valley; J. B., Mabel Cecil, for whom there shall be. made such allowance and maintenance as to my Marriott, Bloomfield; Treadwell, Mrs. E. L. Bray, Miss J I i : ) hi _ beloved wife may seem fit. Jenkin, J. M. Mahon, Sa raments; "Wand Thereby appoint Lucy L. Cacil my city 19. séle executrix of this my last wil and testa Unxros “Hoten, July 30H. Krelment, hereby revoking ali former wills by > oN j rT Qj mie made. law, F. Nenkervis. John W. Simpson: . “qn witness whereof I have hereunto set Jacod Slipel, D. ¥. McNaughton, E. . my band, this tbird day of November, A. D. F.W. Wadsworth, San Francisco; F. . 187—.” “W. Ruuse, Colorado; Jacob Teeter, . charge of his onlv-child. and make for her ;{ os a, Noiselessly she glided over the heavy into the ‘library—as I instinctively “Mr. Cecil, the lawyer has come,” she softly said, as she stooped over the. ema“What? Who?” as he started from a seeming stupor, and looked wonderingly at me from his sunken eyes. “He will read it to’ you now, Mr. Cecil;” I felt that I must. I seated myself at his tremble, and 1 believed they were breathOur boldest moves are born upon the spur of the moment. : “Mrs. Cecil, may I trouble you for a glass of water?” J asked, and I took out the will she had drawn.“Quick, sir! quick!” said 1, as I noticed his sunken eyes vatching her hastening footsteps. ‘Do-you want your daughter to have ull your property, save what the law gives your wife?” : He started back from me as if he could not trust his own senses, or was doubting whether to put confidence in me; but ne seemed to feel the necessity of doing 80, and suddenly tne dull eyes brightened with @ momentary gleam of relief and joy as he cleariy answered: “Yes;yes! And God bless you!” And I, too, was thanking Heaven for the whim that had led me to write .wo wills so very luke in stréngth and aprearance, and it was only the work of a mor ent to make the change, and just in time. t With Mrs. Cecil camr_the housekeeper the dying man tremblis dy signed his name to the second will, aud sey witsessed it. They had gone, ans started ww go, when the old mam presse’ ay hand, and F'sew the tears gathering in his eyes. As I turned to go I involuntarily felt that the black eyes of Mme. Cecil had witnessed all and suspected every thing. “J should like to see that will,’’ she said, firmly, in a low voice. “Some other time. He’s dying, Mrs. Cecil.” “So much the greater reason, sir! Show it to me.” I Jooked her one instant calmly and .suggestively in the face, and then started for the door. “Stop! she cried, and a tiny silvermounted revoiver gleamed in her hand. “My God! Mrs. Cecil, you have killed him! He has died at your hands!” Icried 4s . heard a strange sound bebind me, and would have turned if all the pistgls in the universe had been pointed at me. ‘ The old man’s arms had been lifted as in prayer, but now sank withered upon the pillow, while his eyes stared at us in the rigidity of dvath. He was dead. Instuunctively Mme: Cecil seemed to recognize thatit was all over, and, lowering the weapon, hissed at me between her pearly teeth: « You have played me false—go! go! or I wilishoot you!” : e And I went, gladly enough, from “the browa stone front, with its treachery, ‘its wickedness and avarice, into the dark night and muddy streets. But I had carried out the wishes of the poor, dragooned husband, and Mab.! received her own. As soon after as ber share of the estate could be obtained the wretched woman disappeared from the neighborhood, and it was understood had sailed for Australia. with the medicinal virtues of plants — phn dig mag r to _ Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup, acts gently on ie ions positi cures kidneys, liver und bowels, effectually tions, and ends oo a ah read Cleansing the system, diepelling cold« . 8° PAY required. It-is guaranteed .0 give perfect satisfaction, or monev reand headaches, and curing habitaal s me funded. rice 25 centa per bor constipation. » A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life. now Although a young and almost briefiess lawyer, I was appointed Mabel’s guardian, andIso faithfully fulfilled my trust that after six years, when she was @ little more than eighteenssbe gavgherself es w as her estate into my keeping; and asi write this, after my cozy tea, and-as Mabel leans on the back of my. chair watching the rapid strokes of my pén, she declares that I did not praise myself at ail in the grand act of justice I did, and the courage I showed at the revolver's mouth to sustain her rights. He Syrup of Figs, from a side room, and with a iittie piaint psec — hi? er pot bined tive . t i — i _— honey ogy atonce. But in that randy [ m Fi : stant her f and, -perbaps, her Plans of a Designing Woman. . character. She wight’ have beenfive, only she didn’t iook it, with those . brilliant black eyes, pearly teeth and elegant manners; but behind-aitthese I the positive force that, turned to good, may save a country, but given over to evil sale by Carr Broa. tached. In Races designated as the counties of Nevada, Placer, and Plumas, prior to June 1, 1889. Tuesday, August 20th. . Running, 3-4 ofa mile-and repeat, — Purse, $400. Running, 1 mile dash. . Trotting, For three-year-olds owned in the DisPurse, $500. Wednesday, August 2/st. 4. Trotting, 2:30 class ; , open to the District. Purse, $600. No. 5. Pacing 2:24 class. Purse $500. ig 0 ae No. No. trict. ‘No. —Albany Evening Journal. How Sorely the Most Patient of All Nowsare more generally read than those of any other class of writers. says the New York Press, it ig safe to say that people know less of those bright young and old men than about the followers of any other trade 3 or profession: This,. perhaps, is but patural, for reporters, and most editors, use but little to their own personal adyanthrougb which other men become famous. “J give; bequeath and devise to my dearly . “quaitances, bad-they not been shrewd “pppears Inthe New York papers. more than “ . suppose you understand,” I undertook ig yc ieee to explain, “that this will vests all your Truck-e; Mrs. Charles W. Smith,. pusband’s property in you, and to jaave “ONLY” A REPORTER. . paper Workers Are ‘Misjudged. Although the writings of newspaper men tage the columns which are the medium How many people are there in New York who would never have succeeded, yes, more, would never have been heard of, outside of-an exceedingly limited circle of acenough to utilize their friendship to the reporters. A notable example of this is the ease of the little police judge whose name that of any other person. From the stories published about this little justice one would imagine that for wit and learning he is unsurpassed. The fact is that the police reporters are responsibie for most of the wit accredited to him, and that he is tar from being icarned? The whole secret is that the “judge” knows how to treat his friends the reporters. Hundreds of instances might be added to this. Again, how sorely reporters are misjudged. The popular idea is that they are rather shabby, obtrusive and unscrupulous fellows. This idea is changing, however, and people are beginning to belicve that New York newspaper men inDistrict. Prices of Ad hildren under 12 yesrs, 25 cents. years, free. & I. J. ROLFF, Seerct.ry. @uctien7s Arpica Salts. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sorer. Tetter, Chapped Hands Agricultural District, _ Wevada County-) : eae COMMENCING August 2Oth, 1839; And Continuing Five Days. — — Race and Stock. Grounds at Glenbrook, ~ Pavillon at Grass Valley —_——_o-——_—— ‘SPEED PROGRAMME: “District,” all horses are eligible that were owned in Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Sierra, Shasta Thursday, August 22d. Grand Stock Parade at 10 A. M. No. 6. Running, One mile anda half dash. Purse, $400. No. 7. Trotting, Free for all 2-year olds owned .in the District ; one mile and repeat. No. 8. Trotting, 2:27 class. Friday, August 23d. Ladies’ Tournament for various prizes at 11 A. M. No. 9. Running, 1 mile and repeat. No. 10. Trotting, 2:50 class ; for horses owned in the Purse, $500. No. 11, Trotting, Yearlings ; half mile and . repeat. Purse, $100. Saturday, August 24th Grand Steek Parade and Award of Premiums at 11 A. M. No. 12. Trotting, 2:34 class. No--13>-Frottinz,-2:21-elass. Purse; $800 o——— mission—KACE TRACK AND GROUNDS, 50 CENTS. Pavilion 25 cents. Children under 8 SAMUEL GRANGER, President. Postoffice Address, Nevada City. Tue San Francisco Evening Post is It was just.an ordinary scrap of. the leading evening paper of wapping paper, but it saved her life“Francisco. : = ae She was in the lust stages of consumption, told by physicians that sbe was incurable and could live only a short time ; she weighed less-than seventy . Wher ste wana Gauid, pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery,. when she became Miss, and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought anotl.er and grew better, fast, continued its use and is w strong, healthy, rosy, plamp, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles ' of this wonderful Discovery Free at OTn Akiva cc DERBEC BLUE GRAVCarr Bros. Drugstore. _——-—_ +20 Who has just retur tion as a FIRST CLASS MILLINE tablished in former years. pure? She cried for Wan: She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, Phe gave them (--*oria Fe ‘Dividend . Notice. EL MINING COMPANY. Ata meeting of the Boara es the above pamed Company, hb Lost—BReward! day, July 17th, 1889, dividend No. 39 of Ten : oe Cente (10 —) per sbare, was declar A lady's small gold fob chain® with . P% ee at es penknife and silver barp*charms at-. Jy 22d, 1889, at 3 o’clock P.M Finder will leave at this ofas fice and receivé reward. ji9-if [Pranciace, Cal. of Directors of closed Monday, EO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office No. 522 Montgomery street, _ Purchasing Bureau at tant cities with ‘all and every branch of Shopping, including Press Goods, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Wedding, Birthday end Christmus Gilits, RATES. order or registered letter. gs reet, San Francisco, Cal. Purse, $300. Purse, $250. Purse, $600. Purse, $400. Purse, $500. San Jo-e; F. Hall, George Blue, J. . your daughier’s allowances to your disere. tion is to teave, at law, nothing in her own gh ". right. ‘The provision is, in short, meaping. now, ©. W. Kinney, Portiand, Oregon # less, except that it shows that th» testator R. R. Porter, Josish Thary, Chicago) had ber in his mind when he made his will, CG. Howard, Sabramento; David CaurPark; Rev. D. D. Bowman, Mrs. Ed2! and so far makes it all the more binding.” Ardle, Grase Valley; city, 12. <n was goue as quickly as she had come. ——__—1 9 oe A Shooting ScrupeBefore. daylight Tuesday morning. right home. Richard Lawrey and bie ton Edward, no pay,” I growled, “to cut that giri off that who reside ut Grass Va ley, exchanged way without acent! Butiv’s theold story. New York daily. Besldes, nok only 1 he several pistol shots; but neither of. —{1 can’t Lelp it!” andl sank back with a them was hurt. It is said both of philosophic smile on my face. tronble between® the senior Lawrey g : es oti ivol " «Exactly!” She spoke with animation. w-rd Coleman, Mrs. ean er I, “It's bis wish—and I shall see that you are Mrs. Bearden, Miss Bearden, Mrs-. weji paid for your tyouble and counsel—the . him afterward m the highest terms. Later carriage will be here very soon.” Aud she The remark about paymeut bad entered i : 2 Then—just in sport, in afit of malignant} gense of the word, anda member of one

them were drunk, she enmuy be-. gatisfaction—1 took up & second sheet of 4 bal ween them grows out of the old-ime. lega! cap, and scribbled thereupon, with a sh 4 formal opening and close, that this same Robert E. Cecil gave all his property to his clude in their number gentlemen of high culture. Still, there is too much of the old idea remaining. Here isacaseinhand. A city editor of one of the big dailies had occasion to introduce into a somewhat select New York family an intimate and dear friend of his. The editor's friends were charmed with the young man and spoke of they learned that he was a reporter. One of the young ladies on hearing this said: ; “You do not mean to say, Mr. 8., that Mr. « --— a very thread-bare coat, and had struck. B js only a reporter!’ The intonation ) s upon the “only” so disgusted Mr. S. that he .-But it s too much, all the same, pay Or. never called upon the young lady again. Mr. B. is now one of the editors of a big the most prominent families in the city. Of course there are exceptions to every rule, and itis to be regretted that there are still some scoundrelly fellows engaged upon graduate of Harvard College and law achool, but he is a gentleman in every of and his divorced wife. Two years #20) Geariy-peloved daughter, Mabel Cecil, and. the staffs of leading papers. They are, ‘the son ruine . the right of one of his left the lady of the vail where the law found ’ _. her. father’s eyes by @ shot from a gun We sk tn tap dneieer of aie sein He was not provecnted, it appearing. 1 conciaded, solemnly, “ever such, and s : A GRATEFUL PEOPLE : that he had fired in defense of hi-. what a guif, deep, os george Tag ee “So this is my claim, is it?’ mused ; SaaS 3 : Sarsaparilla. cA ae : Soned up my coat, and walking to the windon’t wish to put you to any trouble, . en i. ussheeded, Show the harceier of products your county brings ; Astronomical Phenomena dow, imagined [could see through the dark. but you're on my patch of groun ” Laid ot pass iheede 10 cn P y y bring’ Ginger Ale, The oceurrence this year of two TE) Coc), to one anctheron record, aid to the. door to notify me the carriage was ready. " nakedeye will probabiy appear to €o; of Saturn sill make gonjanation will be best observed 10) beens, w pen pbenn Anaad , the second in Aurtrolia. pion Bolg » at ey lighted Bescuam’s Puss act like magic op & ‘as 1 did so @ lady, whose figure and manfrightfully pale and his knees knocke a er it Had www svrrors for Him. y e, and I-stepped into the yr “Fer beaven’s sake, mister!” exhowever, day by day, growing beautifully ++] gee it,” replied the visitor, careness the cuining of the carriage of Mme. “J am, hey?’ said the fierce lookae ; =i : ling Oklahoma squatter. “My friend, mark tions his been pointThe time dragged slowly, very slowly, . ., able conjane k ys mil and. andI never felt more genuine relief than . 4'ye see that inclosure staked off thar ed ont. On Seprember + Z in hearing heavy wheels grinding through . the other side of the cabin? Well, that’s Saturn will niake the nearert approach} Yio Gud and siush, aud 8 knocking at the my private buryin'-ground, an’ it’s full 4 : io” fellers that thought they hed a claim I sprang iuto the carriage, and away We op this ra ” Se a ii Aashed tbrough such darkness that I could . On November 1 two satellites) 01 for the life of me discover to what pord : a_much nearer] tion of the town we werd being asingn. Ses lessty, ‘‘and it sarees sears me any : led by ple-. in a very. short time we came to @ & en J umpired ten base-ball games angular approach, attende . halt, apd the carriage door opened. ‘The ” of greater interest. The first . Dale oeen conducted me up the brown stone troit oe ga he added, with eset the squatter, his face turning sive notice. ter way can be eounty. ! awarding large and yonr space ut once. Write for Premium Lists con ‘Addrese the Secretary for information. CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President, of aw: Foww F, Surru, Secretary. BEGinN AT ONCE! caiee OQ nae PREPARE : YOUR : COUNTY : EXHIBIT ‘-FOR THE State Fair of 1889, —TO BE HEID AT — SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 9-21 AZBOUNTIFUL HARVEST, A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and PROGRESSION, NOT. PROCRASTINATION, Can make any connty inthis State the envy of the world. are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS the county-and contributors may com for. ner can the counties taking part receivé ; rs ae ral cash premioms, In no other mantaining schedule MILLINERY NOTICE. — acai We take pleasure in annot city and vicinity that we have secure MISS KATE RAUER, ’ We aré now receiving everything th in the way of Hats, Boones, Flowers, Ribbons ant Trimmings, All of which will be sold at thie es Lowest Prices.— MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. incing to the Ladies of this d the services of aed from the East;-and .whose_reputa-. R was so well esO——— Stolen Kisses at is new and tasty MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, (LATE OF BOSTON,) HAS OPENED A San Francisco, tention to supplyin Millinery, Gentlemen’s Wear, House Furnishing Goods, Selected with «are and taste. Especial ¢are taken to buy at LOWEST Will cheerfully send sumples. NO CHARGE for the shopping. All orders must be accompanied by money References—The best people of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, etc. MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, Room 23, Harvey House, 807 California Retiring Fron) Business. F. M. SCHMIDT, Merc mt Tailor, Will after thissdate make up into Suits his entire stockof Cloths at bedreck prices. Perfect fit puaranteed. Broad St., next door below"the Land Association Office. \ Mrs. A. M. Edgington, ATE OF VIRGINIA CITY, IS PREpared to instruct the ladies of Nevadu« City, every Bey. excepting &€riday, in all kindgof ART WORK including Land scape Painting, French Dye-Tinting, Plush and other latest styles of Embruidery, etc. mF Terms yerv reasonable. Ladies are invited to cul) at Mrs. Edging ton’s rooms, junction of Main xnd Commer. cial Streets, Op stuirs, where specimens of work canbe seen and terms of tuition learned. 48) 1-sia New York Bakery. ~-0— G. WM.SDURST : Proprietor —-O-pyAvina PURCHASED THIS WELI known and popular Bakery Of Mir. John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAL STREET’ 1 intend to keep on-hand at all times goo variety of BHESD. PIES, CAKE, Ete. Wedding Cakes Aad Pastry Made to order ov sort notice aud on thos reasonable terms. Ali or ler for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin good satisfaction and selling at Jow rates,! hope to merit a lberal pation ige. G, WM. DURST. Bonney & Powell, MANUFACTURERS OF a full, complete and comprehenjen i-beve . The articles made by us It has been shown in counties that exbibit annually, that no bet. are second to none in the state. : devised to make your locality known. sbould:be encouraged by the Boards of Supervisors of each ate fariesiiors! Society will do allin its power to assist you, on short notice. Give us a call. Weisshein Bros, & Co, BANKERS, . GRASS VALLEY.::... Established 1876. xp wit ive wer, pnsox at, 47-1 Capital Invested -$50,000. Transact a. General Banking BusiDraw Drafts on San Francisco, New York, Lonilon, Paris and Berlin. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, Special facilities for making CollecHighest price paid for Gold and Silver Bullion. Deposits Received. Interest Aliowed on Depo:SSPONDENTS. San Francisco—The Anglo Californian Bank Liimited. New York—C. B. Richard & Co. London—The Allianee Bank LimitROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, MINERS’ FOUNDRY NEVADA CITY, CAL., Manobfacturers of ART : INSTRUCTIONS. MACHINERY OF ADL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting andsPumping Minine Cars asspecialt“,~—_ Castings.of all kinds, Agentsin Nevadaand Sierra Counties PELTON WHEEL Giving the L ingest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. ed tocall and inspect our establixhnent and its facilidies for turning out first-class work. _ MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, * Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City (O@FMining men and others invitCistrict Fair a Langtry Bangs, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair, SODA FACTORY. Horse Shoeing Lemon and Cream Soda, Wagon Ma Where they are pre line oa manner . And Cider. ESSRS. BONNEY & POWELL would Remember, there respectiulls inform the public that ey have respened this celebrated Soda Fattory and have re-fitted and re-stocked the same with the best of Summer drinks ! style of theart and th WAGON-MAKING. a Eg vind Moun z, eh Rast arantee to set an axle so that it 0, M. E k oun Ti ye (MF Dealers and Families supplied . wit ma ‘obethied nie ee ttt foie ans . Wace” ie re a r Ae : : e will guarantee to settires so as touvoid 8. facilities for doing heavy or light work, and warrant satisfac f Bonnev?& Powell, min evYork—Firat Ni tancisco— ~THE‘Leading: Variety «Store Of Nevada City. ALEX. DURBIN, COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American Tea Store. : Everything in my live Cheaper Than Ever BeLook at some of the Prices : Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West) »+,+-10 cents Our Poet.. ..:..: 3 for a quarter La Rose (Key West). 10 cents 3 for @ quurter Souvenir (Key West) ......-. 10 cents Washington .=. ee. +. ose» 10 Cents Jay-Eye-See...*.-....8 fora quarter Guarantee .....-2...8 for a quarter Wait for Me. ......----.6 for a quarter A. Wurbin’s Choice... 6 for a quarter Ariadne .. sseeae pias 8 for a quarter ig f ten cent cigars are sold by other dealers for 12% cents; my 8% cent cigars for ten cents; my 5 cent cigars are the best in the market. All brands by the box lower than the lowes. Tobaccos. Star, per plug. ... .ese Ferre cease 50 centa Climax, per plug......-i “= Sawlog, per plug... New Wrinkle, per plu ; g.vie wee 60 Cente And all éther kinds in proportion, Smoking Tobacco. A fine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At from 10 to 4 percent less than is usual” ly charged in other stores. Soda Crackers. The best, perbox.... .+.e+. 65 cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stock is large aid new. Prices lower than tne same cun be bought for elsewhere Pocket Knives. Tleadin this line. My cutlery.is of the best brands, and I challenge competition in prices. Gombs and Brushes. I carry a nice stock ranging in price from 5 to40 cents each, Whatis the use of payin fancy prices for such things when 1 well equally good ones for less money? Stationery. Writing materials, pluiu and fancy, All the latest styles in paperties. y Also, slates, tablets, ete. Prices down to bedsock. Perfumes. The choicest and most Lag etd at prices ‘that will ustunish you For instance, . sell 25-cent cologne for wrents, and 50-cent Florida water for 40 cents. Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to cost, and . bought them very low. Ladies’ and Gentiemén’s Blackinv. The best domestic and imported kinds. . make a specialty of shoe dressings and un dersell other dealers. Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen: cailed to novelties in th sline. A good gane for 10 cents. An elegant one for 20 cents. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, with crooked handles, only $1. Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as pleuse the little folks must. Fie Police Whistles, 20 cents, Cigar lighters, 25 cents. Tam almost giving them away. Candies. Everybody knows I keep the freshest aud finest intowp Fruits and Vegetables. All kinds iatheieseaspi. Con be bough cheaper from me than elsewhere. Fish, Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. All persuus indebted tu tne firm of Smoo & Durbia areceqgasstelto ian tisety ge tle with me. A, DURBIN. NOTICE! HEAGLE BIRD MINE. All persons are kereby cautioned against buying the ground known as the ‘‘Eagle Bird,” situated in Washington District, Nevada County, Cal, the undersigned being the sole.owner of the same. GEO H>FRANCOEUR, 125 Phelan ilding, &F. EALED PROPOSALS WILL REcvived at the office of the Secreturyycorf Broad and Pine streets, Nevads City. sday, August 6th, 1889, ¢t T leges: AT GLENBROOK RACE TRACK. Bar. Kestaurant Fruit, Ice Cream and Confectionery. _ . Stand (no beverages ) AT PAVILION, GRASS VALLEY. Invisible Fronts, Fruit, lee Cream and Confectionery and Temperance beverage stand. MUSIC, Music at Park and Pavilion, during each day und evening of the Fair. FEED, AAY AND STRAW. Also bids for.the exclusive privileges. of selling Feed, Hay and straw at Glenbrook ANUFACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR . Park. GUOD? AND TOLLET ARTIC LEs. GOLDEN HAIR WASH,: For Bleaching the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, uward; 2 per ceut. on the second day, and SAN FRKRANUtSLU, TAL. Al) privileges at Glenbrook to commence on Augurt 13th and close the day after the Fair, to be pre for a8 follows: (5) fifty per cent of amount of bid on notice of 25 per cent on the fourth day of fair The Disectors reserve the sight to eject any and all bids. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary, Nevada City, Cal. Broad Street .:...-: Nevada Uity AM OL) TAMA: dais yp Conital «= » $00 000 DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing ie aieeens of Be: Sew Verh. vada County that the ave 8 ‘ formed a copartnership te the ne Franees A General Banking Business WE gE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE And Sacramrnto We Issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe principal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE, : Collections on any part ot the king, United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, . ". = seer et ae Gold and Silver Bullion ur redtodoworkin their) Assay Office mk. give the very best of ¥ at this Ka O#FICERS: HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. . Road-. #. M PRESTON....5.00605 5 Presiper~ sters_and Freight Horses shud in the best . BR. M. HENS). Gras Vice PRESIDENT e work warranted to. JOHN T. MORGAN......--++++ PASHIES. D. E. MORGAN.. Ass’t Casniur 9nd Sev'¥ DIRECTORS: OUSMAN, E. VU. Preston, mechanica employed. Co. ne gn ren ns tee em Me My forthe tullowiug privi\ ob 4. es th once 00 BD i izle A.C TI loud wea look filles littl ther very pile lato bric set . air wou buil trou Kez befc stor ~ not gro the side it o talk ger was srs ar ov