September 19, 1899 (4 pages)

tie Cure Is this: f you is to use y of this botcan y you the bottie to y refund the 50 cts, and. ckerman, the tf avorite family ee A EL ne t ») 8 M@ HAL Lasaoo having all the e, bat they are Dealer, the ca ae urniture Se -* pall at Sunday’s faneral of the late E. . ; «2 W. Harper’s famous Kentuck; Moore, the Photographer. : gadvertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT, Valley confer with each other and agree $ces, blancmanges, charlottes and pndMiss Addie Smart killed a large snake . "™=anciseo. at Dateh Fiat last week. . Snell & Fleming wre having their the State Fair. ‘ nue store painted and papered. : Mrs. H. L. Merrow-has returned from Gaylord & Son have just received an-. "D2 State Fair, other consightuent ofiemons. tt. . _¥-®Boglebright hes returned from i Placer county. * W. H. Smith is going to make good profite this season on his prune crop. Whiskey sold onlyoy W. J. Britland. G@. A. Gray, undertaker and embalm:; er, cuccessor to N. ©, Undertaking Co. The Uniform Rank, K. of P , willelect officers on Thursday evening of this Anchovies and Sardéilens, in glads, a’ 25 cents a jar, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery Commercial street. i AE Scotch Linoleum, 80 and 85 cents a yard, at Snell & Fleming’s, corner Broad and Pine'streets. — 818-tf © Get a Fin de Seicle hair comb, and don’t bother with ordinary hair pins— . pome at Forest City today. -68c at the Rucket Store. u Hartung Bros. have a new advertise-. go to Relief Hill tomorrow. ment in today’s Transcript. ‘Read i: and you will’profit thereby. A fresh consignment of extra quality water-white comb honey has just been . received by Gaylord & Son. tf Send your orders for job printing to; the TransoripT office. If you do’ you will get. good work at low prices. Mrs. Kasper Cobn, Water street, are offered for sale. Enquire on the prem: . , F.J. Unash, the barber, is now a member of Goyne’s orchestra. He has just received his bass viol from the *s If you want a fine quality of lime, or the best bricks ever made, send your orders in to J.J. Hanley, at the Ice. from a visit. with relatives at Forbee: town. House. ; ©. J. Brand bas just rece:ved an elegant stock of diamonds, silverware, etc ,.which he is offering for sale at ex On sesount of the unprecedented rosh for stamp photos, I will continue to make them for # few days lay bet: : see t “"Baws:filed and, Ee ae satisfac, io. Riehardson, undertaker, of Broad street, who is ap ga' dentistry. ___916-lw Qf F: Natleiger, O. J. Brand, F. L. Arbogast, T. ©: Ranéall, Thos, Corcoran and:d. H. Eddy were. the bearers of the L. Hager. j i The-Sprinkling cart is doing some good work down on the Wyomibgroad. here last evening on his way home The road will be in fine condition . trom San Francisco, about the time the. Mining Enginee! reach here. ing from. an extended visit at San Ah Guey has sold out his fruit and Mireastece and Oakland. vegetable store on Pine street toa new Chinese firm who will carry on the bus-. terday from Lundy, where she has been visiting .her sister. imess as usual. Read the new firm’s Phe Herald offers a good suggestion and we endorse it. That the reception committees of Nevada City aud Grass}. on a general plan for the reception of the Mining Engineers. . Tomorrow the Union Hotel will be sold by the Sheriff to satisfy a judgment rendered out of the Superior Coart in favor of the Citizens Bank for the suni of $7,603.00 and costs, which will bring it up to $8,000 or more. ‘7° Beetty Lively Eating.‘When ofe grows weary of the eterna dings served to ug year in and year out for dessert, it is pleasant to hear of an fnnovation. A traveled American remarked that she once had the felicity of sitting down to a Japanese dinner at which were served such dainties. as melons, ices, fruite and sea frogs. There was in addition to these sweets a covered dish, futo which, at the beginning of the dinner, a bottle of wine had been When the sea frogs and other dainties had been discussed, the cover of this dish was removed, and a number of sandhoppers. hilariously intoxicated and jamping about in the wildest manner, ‘were mted tothe gaze of the astonished American guests. The lively deseert, so the fair traveler says, was caught by the Japanese with little bamboo eticke and eaten with great gusto, Chinese Torture. ‘The ingenuity of the Chinese in de. vising punishment for offenders sur that of the most cruel people o! the middle ages. Some time ago a bos was kidnaped from a village about 8 milee from Chin-Kiang and brought t: that city to be sold. The kidnaper were arrested and returned to the vi! “Jage; where the people dug a hole i the ground, like’ a grave, about thre feet deep, covered the bottom and side lime, placed the offend “with anslaked er, with bis bande and feet tied. upo’ the ligie and covered bis body with th game inaterial. Then they filled th: hole fall of water and as the lim: lacked he was roasted alive and hi: to Sacramento, has scarlet fever. train to Truckee, Sierra City yesterday. a badly poisoned finger, visiting in San Francisco. here on the morning train, an extended visit at Overton. . Oharles Kent is over from the PioThe house and lot and furniture of . .6, mine on a few day’s visit. rived here on the morning train. morniug train from San Francisco. Valley to work at the Branewick mine. turned from San Francisco thie morning. LL. Myers, Superintendent of the Mulakoff mine, is home from Sana Fran visco, Davie bave returned from Oampbell Springs. Wm. McClure, bave returned from aubura. ; Sacramento where she was visiting relatives. to try a case for Judge Prewett in the Placer County Superior Ooart. Bessie; have returned from a. visit at Sacramento and San Francisco. to Pomona to attend his -brother’s {uneral, re.uroed home on the morning train. ‘mining business. youl Siebert is home from the State “Geo. W. Small of Salt Lake arrived beretody. . Edwin Tilley has returned from San Miss Nellie Baker has returned from J. Tregallis left on the noon train tor -M.L. Mareh has retarned from a trip L. Irvine, who lives on Spring street, Supervisor Fay returned we the noon “Jerry Watts of Camptonvillo went to Mrs. J. Fonairre came down thon Mrs. Q. H. Harrison is suffering from Mra. Jas. Hanley and children’ are George M.* Sayles returned to his W. M. Lowell and &. P. Walker will N. Davis of San Francisco arrived Mrs. E. D. Bridges and son are home rom a visit at Sacramento. ; Miss Eliza Davey has returnéd from Contractor W. J. Schmidt has reurned from a trip to Berkeley. Henry Reinre of San Francisco arHon. R. I. Thomas came ia on the M. D. Morrison has gone to Grass Miss Edna Rosenthal bas returned Superintendent W. W. Kirkham re. Mrs. A. W: Lester and Mrs. Z. P. Mre. R. H. Ogden and her sister,Mrs. Mrs. A. H. Tickell baa returned from Dr. W. F. Milhone, whois here visitng his relatives, will leave for the East na few duys. Major J. 8. McBride of San Juan was Mrs. G. W. Dunster arrived last evenMiss Emma J. Smith returned yesJudge Nilon went to Auburn today Mrs. Hothersoll and daughter, Miss Ex-Judge John Oaldweil, who went ©. N. Wileon and wife, who have Joseph Holland and wife are over who is in poor health, will remain here tor a while, Julian Sontag of San Francisco returoed on the noon train after a trip to the upper part of the opanty on W. W. Treat and W. L. Dacey, who bave been looking at mining property near Forest Oity, have returned to San Francisco. Rev. J. W. Daniels, who is interesting people in the building of a home for orpban children, came down from Sierra City yesterday on his way to Sau Francisco. William Coyne, Towle Bros’. agent at this city, is home from a trip below to see his on who was a volunteer ia aud who bas jast returned home. Plaza. eo 18-tf An Accident. C. J. Wistead and Dick Walton are down from Downieville. : service at Manilla fur the past year, J.J. Hanley bas just received another carioad of Roache Harbor Lime, and several carloads of the best bricks ever brought to this market. Sold in quantities to.suit purchasers. Office at the Al. Huson, the well-known miner, met with « painful accident this morning at the Champion mine, One of the care ran against bim, burting his ankle _.He fell a distance of about twenty teet, between a rock wall and a cherry tree, etriking on bis head and breaking ‘his neck, He received a bad cut across the left eye, and his head and face was otherwise badly Incerated by coming in contact with the rock wall. — His remains were taken to Gray’s andertaking parlors, where an inquest Mr. Raymond came here July 22d, 1860, and was known to almost everybody in this city. He was a good workman and an unusually quiet man, steady and upright in all bis dealings. ‘He came here in early times with his sister, who afterwards married J. F. Rudolph, a druggist, who was in business here-at that time. He was a single man and aged about 65 years. He lived alone in a cabin on Piety Hill, inthe rear of the old Phil. Richards place. ie His brother, W. D. Raymond, is a resident of Hartford, Conn., und a telegram was.sent to. him this morning ‘announcing bis death. The funeral will take place from Gray’s undertaking parlors at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. = ae New Electric Poles. New poles are being put up on. Commércial street by. the Electric Power Company: These fine poles were purchased of M. L. & D. Marsh. They are forty feet bigh. The company will move their office to their new quarters at the Gas Works about the first of October. Death of Mrs. Pugh. Mrs. Mary J. Pugh, who resides on Spring street, in the rear of the Methodist church, died at 4:30 o’clock this morning of typhoid fever. Sbe was a native of New York and 45 years old. The funeral will take place Wednesday evening at 5 o’clock. She leaves an only son, 8. E. Buswell of this city. The Yeliow Flag. Health Officer’ Murchie today querantined two houses, one on Spring street and the other on Boulder street. Both cases ure scarlet fever. © gegen nat te EE ES Better Than Show.” The wealth of the multimillionaires is not equal to good health. Riches without health are a curse, and yet the rich, the middle classes and the poor alike, have, t ie} Hood's Sarsaparilla, a valuable assistant in getting and maintaining perfect health. Catarrh — ‘‘Our little boy’s whooping cough left him with catarrh, but Hood's Sarsaparilla made him perfectly well. I have taken it myself with satisfactory results.’’ Mrs. W. S. Gordinier, Newton, Kan. Scrofula — “My boy suffered with scrofula when young. Two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. He is now ten. Our physician advised its use. We always recommend it.” Mrs. E. C. Clipper, 8 Kidder St., Cleveland, Ohio. Tired All 'Day—“‘No tired feeling such as I used to have morning and night been visiting at San Francisco, will re. since Hoad’s Sarsaparilla cured il; as it turn to their home at Downieville to . cured the pain in my little girl’s stomach.”” morrow. Jas. T. Mann, Hubbardston. Mass. Pain in the Side—“J have taken 1 from North San Juan. Mrs. Holland,. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Fills for pain in the side and back. Was not able to work. They cured me.’’ Mary E. Cate, Chesterfield, S. C. LJ Hoods Sar Never Disappoints "2 eure liver ills; the non-irritating and Gey eatharde wo ks Wh Hood's Barvaparila: GRAPES. out, so get in orders early. Broad Street Fruit Mark 2t. Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco. Mission, and, in fact, every variety that is grown. Remember that figs are nearly WM. H. ANDREWS fg ‘0 ‘ \ g Alaska, says the Truckee bad while gone. He says 75 per cent of the men where he was bad the disease, . The Kotzebue country proved to be ‘barren of gold and the miners who went there suffered terrible hardships and many of them lost'theirlives. Mr. Leach came back by way of Cape Nome where he spent « month and there was able to muke enough in a few days to repay him in part for his trip north. What he says regarding the country may be accepted as perfectly reliable as he is an honest mani. _He says the discoveries at Oupe Nome were wonderful and the amount of gold being taken out there ‘has not been exaggerated. He aud a partner worked at mining ‘eleven days took out $220. In one right-on the beach and the ground where their rockers stood was run over by the water at flood tide, ‘The gold on the beech is very fine. Other Claims on the creeks near yielded coarse gold. : : ‘There were about 300 miners at Cape Nome. Thay were distributed along the beach several miles working the gold sand. Some were muking plenty of money while otbers, not understanding how to save the fine gold, did not make much. A cons pany of soldiers keep splendid order there. Common laborers: received $1 those who could not muke a success at mining could get good wages by hir-. ing out. Cupe Nome is situated about ninety miles from St. Micheals and large numbers of all classes of people came down the river from Dawson City and located in the new mining camp. It is of easy access during the summer months and if the mines pay back from the shore is destined to become the largest mining town ofthe north The country bas been stuked and claimed for twenty-five miles back from the coast. These claims now held by companies will be relocated, perhaps, jargerly next year. Most stuble article there.sell at reaBor able prices: Orher things are high. Orauges aud applies sold two for a quarter, driuks. and cigars cost fifty cents and an ordinary meal one doller. A band of sheep were brought there and sold at a dollar a pound. had a good opportunity. ‘on the beach with a rocker and in. day they took out $400. They mined ; Mr. Leech has great faith in the country and will retura in the spring . He felt that he was endangering his life if heattempted to spend another winter there so he came out when he BS ee A sas inten kes Reception Committee, for the reception and entertainment of the Mining Engineers, is most earnestly requested to meet. at the Courthouse this evening at 8 o'clock sharp. The time is getting short and tonight it is hoped to complete all arrangements. Let every member of the Committees make a point to be at the meeting tonight. . ae. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J.C BY & Co., Toledo, VO. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Qheney for the iast 15 years, aud believe him pe honorable in al: business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. © West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaLpine, Kinnan & Manvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hiall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. ~ Ball’s Family Pille are the best. * Lime and Bricks. French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Puris. i Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitates. LA CE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton Hoop’s PILLS cure sick headache, indigestion. NEW FIRM. “RTOTICK IS HERERY GIVEN THAT THE N undersigned have purchased all of Ah Guey’sinuterest inthe » Fruit and Vegetable Market On Pire.street, and will carry on thebusiness of selling the best of Fruits, Vegetables, Chickens, Etc. We wi'l sell cheap for cash, and all orders wili be promptly attended to, Quong, Hong Long Co. Nevada City, Sept. 19. a8] lt a of Pate of Thom, Herald says: O. M. Harbg The ee aes eases ae ¥ rison, who has a ranch on the west side : 4 tie CrackuaMepiiulieia. eral Committee as well as the He is looking well though he still eaffJers. some from an attack of scurvy he of the northwest of Gridley, has demonstrated that the land made by slick‘ens deposits will grow fine fruit. He has a small orchard and it grows on what was once the bed of Dry Creek, but which is now built ap by slickens deposits until it is higher than some of the surrounding country. Pears, plums, prunesand peaches grow well, while the apple trees are loaded. until the limbe are breaking down. The fruit is of good size and flavor. _ The Oroville Mercary in copying the above says it has on more than one occasion declared that the lighter debris from the hydraulic mines, that .which is sufficiently light to be carried several miles, makes the best of soil.’ Our conviction upon this point is the result of personal observation in the Sacramento valley, and the fact ie certainly obvious to all who. will take the trouble to investigate. The Herald is one of the papers that occasionally raises its voice against the mines, but in the article above quoted, it admits the value of mining debris of this class. Met With An Accident. E. Jobn Rector, of this city, sprained his wrist at Berkely a few days ago, and be will be unable to use the band for some time. He was attempting to get on a street car when the accident occurred. ~2heDo You Know Consumption is preventable? “Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Congh and Consumption Cure. Sold on are — guarantee for over fifty years. by H. Dickerman, the drugziat. LAST NIGHT'S MERTINGS. ratte Byorything Around Here. Last evening the citizens’ committees forthe reception of the Mining Engineers who will be with us Sunday, October Ist, are getting along very well with their arrangements, and the reception will prove to bea grand affair. At City Hall the committee on mines held a meeting, Fred Zeitler acting as chairman and W. W. Wagoner secretary. In addition to taking the visitora to the mines on Deer Creek they will be taken to the Pioneer Works and other places of interest. The chair-. man was instructed to appoint a-committee of nine to direct the movements of the tesms, and the general committee will be asked to appropriate $100 to pay for the vehicles. There was a misunderstanding about the meeting of the general committee last evening, and there were only a.few present. Another meeting will be held at the conrthouse this evening—immediately after the meeting of the reception committee. _avEENERRRe VERVIT Restores VITALITY, — i A LOST V'GOR 4 AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effeets of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail 50¢ per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada jCity, Cal. i GOOD VALUE GOODS —— AT DICKERMAN’S. 2 5C MIRRORS, OHAMOIS SKINS, SPONGES AND SOAPS. 2 5c TOOTH, NAIL, HAIR AND SHAVING BRUSHES. 2 5¢ DRESSING, TRAVELING, POCKET AND FINE COMBS. BOTTLES PERFU BAY RUM, FLORIDA WATER AND WITOH 25C Hazel. mm BS re 2 5¢ PACKAGES TOOTH PASTE, TOOTH POWDER, TOOTH WASH. 3 5C BOXES FACE; TOILET AND NURSERY POWDER. 225 Different 25c GOOD VALUE GOODS == AT DICKERMAN'S. OUR FALL AND Ken RK KKK KKK xkxweweRKKK RK KE CREPONS ALAPACAS SERGES TWEEDS HENRIETTAS East. Is too SNELL & Our new stock is now arriving daily from the All of the current season’s makes. Nothing brought over from last year. The J assortment is the richest and most varied we have yet offered. Sold_by the yard and in patterns. Stamped Designs * * * For Cushions, Table Covers, Etc., Wash Silke J Materiales for Embroidery. In fact, the finest < line of Fancy Work Goods in the city. 4 Our Show Window ie large and beautifal stock. Come inside and 4 let us show you what we have, % mall to contain even a hint of our FLEMING. and grace those of last seasun. WINTER MILLINERY Will soon begin to arrive. This year’s styles will eclipse in beauty We will have the very latest and richest, and as heretofore our prices will be extremely moderate, We are duily receiving new goods in all departments. *. AMERICAN FLAGS! We are Nevada county agents for one of the largest flug manufacturers in the United States. large and small flags, silk and bunting, that are used in this county, because we supply the best flags at the lowest prices, cae Sires ames —— a6 iT) Moquet Carpet, Velvet Carpet, ii} «“ g arriving daily. Phone 723. CARPETS! CARPET Our Carpets Have Arrived ! Brussels Carpet, sewed and laid per yard penceassesceni lie te 6 “ it) a-Ply Linoleum ...:.-:e:s000s Also a large line of MATTINGS to select from at reduced prices. Also a large assortment of RUGS from $1.00 up. Ouall and examine our large stock and get our pees No trouble to show goods. .Samples sent on application. New eh eeeoeecenase eocesenee econ mee ceeeweeresscaceee Core essenarserecosossse tert eeassesseeereser .» ROSENBERG BROS. Broad Street, Nevada City. J. J. JACKSON, We sell most of the The Wining Engineors. Will Bo Shows \ S! ————— BEEHIVE Sees y eeweee oe GPOCERY . Proprietor . Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for — Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. Whiskey very severely. He was taken bome and will be laid up for some time, Boa yg hes x Oannot. Stanp Aca : can poor, weuk, thin ees nourish and sustain the pbysical system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the standard purifier and true tonic for the Hood’s Pills do not gripe. All draggists, 250. nai ise val . .Our Specialty. HOMES BUILT INSTALLMENT FLAN ‘ See What You Can Get in Suits, Etc., of — poe WAXEL, The Tailor, : Before orcering from the man above. . Suits $6 Up. Pants $2 Up. : re 2 ‘ : iis ae ae : Pepsin Whiskey 100 Monarch ( ag) Whiskey..u.. 1 Rock & Bye Whiskey. © 2 oe eneceeseescons 1 Sherry Wine. Port Wine. Claret Wine. ° © “ ARABIAN er Ss 2. mgt a eat an Soe ee aa ¥ gessese DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot seooe$l 00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey..... 1 00 Mikado Soap . Olmirette Soap..c.ccscccce. + cesceee Water Queen Soap....csesssseea Copco (white) Soap. . ..sccssarsese Cashmere (white) Soap...00. Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pokg Diamond Dust Washing Powder. ROAST” Coffee

tie Cure Is this: f you is to use y of this botcan y you the bottie to y refund the 50 cts, and. ckerman, the tf avorite family ee A EL ne t ») 8 M@ HAL Lasaoo having all the e, bat they are Dealer, the ca ae urniture Se -* pall at Sunday’s faneral of the late E. . ; «2 W. Harper’s famous Kentuck; Moore, the Photographer. : gadvertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT, Valley confer with each other and agree $ces, blancmanges, charlottes and pndMiss Addie Smart killed a large snake . "™=anciseo. at Dateh Fiat last week. . Snell & Fleming wre having their the State Fair. ‘ nue store painted and papered. : Mrs. H. L. Merrow-has returned from Gaylord & Son have just received an-. "D2 State Fair, other consightuent ofiemons. tt. . _¥-®Boglebright hes returned from i Placer county. * W. H. Smith is going to make good profite this season on his prune crop. Whiskey sold onlyoy W. J. Britland. G@. A. Gray, undertaker and embalm:; er, cuccessor to N. ©, Undertaking Co. The Uniform Rank, K. of P , willelect officers on Thursday evening of this Anchovies and Sardéilens, in glads, a’ 25 cents a jar, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery Commercial street. i AE Scotch Linoleum, 80 and 85 cents a yard, at Snell & Fleming’s, corner Broad and Pine'streets. — 818-tf © Get a Fin de Seicle hair comb, and don’t bother with ordinary hair pins— . pome at Forest City today. -68c at the Rucket Store. u Hartung Bros. have a new advertise-. go to Relief Hill tomorrow. ment in today’s Transcript. ‘Read i: and you will’profit thereby. A fresh consignment of extra quality water-white comb honey has just been . received by Gaylord & Son. tf Send your orders for job printing to; the TransoripT office. If you do’ you will get. good work at low prices. Mrs. Kasper Cobn, Water street, are offered for sale. Enquire on the prem: . , F.J. Unash, the barber, is now a member of Goyne’s orchestra. He has just received his bass viol from the *s If you want a fine quality of lime, or the best bricks ever made, send your orders in to J.J. Hanley, at the Ice. from a visit. with relatives at Forbee: town. House. ; ©. J. Brand bas just rece:ved an elegant stock of diamonds, silverware, etc ,.which he is offering for sale at ex On sesount of the unprecedented rosh for stamp photos, I will continue to make them for # few days lay bet: : see t “"Baws:filed and, Ee ae satisfac, io. Riehardson, undertaker, of Broad street, who is ap ga' dentistry. ___916-lw Qf F: Natleiger, O. J. Brand, F. L. Arbogast, T. ©: Ranéall, Thos, Corcoran and:d. H. Eddy were. the bearers of the L. Hager. j i The-Sprinkling cart is doing some good work down on the Wyomibgroad. here last evening on his way home The road will be in fine condition . trom San Francisco, about the time the. Mining Enginee! reach here. ing from. an extended visit at San Ah Guey has sold out his fruit and Mireastece and Oakland. vegetable store on Pine street toa new Chinese firm who will carry on the bus-. terday from Lundy, where she has been visiting .her sister. imess as usual. Read the new firm’s Phe Herald offers a good suggestion and we endorse it. That the reception committees of Nevada City aud Grass}. on a general plan for the reception of the Mining Engineers. . Tomorrow the Union Hotel will be sold by the Sheriff to satisfy a judgment rendered out of the Superior Coart in favor of the Citizens Bank for the suni of $7,603.00 and costs, which will bring it up to $8,000 or more. ‘7° Beetty Lively Eating.‘When ofe grows weary of the eterna dings served to ug year in and year out for dessert, it is pleasant to hear of an fnnovation. A traveled American remarked that she once had the felicity of sitting down to a Japanese dinner at which were served such dainties. as melons, ices, fruite and sea frogs. There was in addition to these sweets a covered dish, futo which, at the beginning of the dinner, a bottle of wine had been When the sea frogs and other dainties had been discussed, the cover of this dish was removed, and a number of sandhoppers. hilariously intoxicated and jamping about in the wildest manner, ‘were mted tothe gaze of the astonished American guests. The lively deseert, so the fair traveler says, was caught by the Japanese with little bamboo eticke and eaten with great gusto, Chinese Torture. ‘The ingenuity of the Chinese in de. vising punishment for offenders sur that of the most cruel people o! the middle ages. Some time ago a bos was kidnaped from a village about 8 milee from Chin-Kiang and brought t: that city to be sold. The kidnaper were arrested and returned to the vi! “Jage; where the people dug a hole i the ground, like’ a grave, about thre feet deep, covered the bottom and side lime, placed the offend “with anslaked er, with bis bande and feet tied. upo’ the ligie and covered bis body with th game inaterial. Then they filled th: hole fall of water and as the lim: lacked he was roasted alive and hi: to Sacramento, has scarlet fever. train to Truckee, Sierra City yesterday. a badly poisoned finger, visiting in San Francisco. here on the morning train, an extended visit at Overton. . Oharles Kent is over from the PioThe house and lot and furniture of . .6, mine on a few day’s visit. rived here on the morning train. morniug train from San Francisco. Valley to work at the Branewick mine. turned from San Francisco thie morning. LL. Myers, Superintendent of the Mulakoff mine, is home from Sana Fran visco, Davie bave returned from Oampbell Springs. Wm. McClure, bave returned from aubura. ; Sacramento where she was visiting relatives. to try a case for Judge Prewett in the Placer County Superior Ooart. Bessie; have returned from a. visit at Sacramento and San Francisco. to Pomona to attend his -brother’s {uneral, re.uroed home on the morning train. ‘mining business. youl Siebert is home from the State “Geo. W. Small of Salt Lake arrived beretody. . Edwin Tilley has returned from San Miss Nellie Baker has returned from J. Tregallis left on the noon train tor -M.L. Mareh has retarned from a trip L. Irvine, who lives on Spring street, Supervisor Fay returned we the noon “Jerry Watts of Camptonvillo went to Mrs. J. Fonairre came down thon Mrs. Q. H. Harrison is suffering from Mra. Jas. Hanley and children’ are George M.* Sayles returned to his W. M. Lowell and &. P. Walker will N. Davis of San Francisco arrived Mrs. E. D. Bridges and son are home rom a visit at Sacramento. ; Miss Eliza Davey has returnéd from Contractor W. J. Schmidt has reurned from a trip to Berkeley. Henry Reinre of San Francisco arHon. R. I. Thomas came ia on the M. D. Morrison has gone to Grass Miss Edna Rosenthal bas returned Superintendent W. W. Kirkham re. Mrs. A. W: Lester and Mrs. Z. P. Mre. R. H. Ogden and her sister,Mrs. Mrs. A. H. Tickell baa returned from Dr. W. F. Milhone, whois here visitng his relatives, will leave for the East na few duys. Major J. 8. McBride of San Juan was Mrs. G. W. Dunster arrived last evenMiss Emma J. Smith returned yesJudge Nilon went to Auburn today Mrs. Hothersoll and daughter, Miss Ex-Judge John Oaldweil, who went ©. N. Wileon and wife, who have Joseph Holland and wife are over who is in poor health, will remain here tor a while, Julian Sontag of San Francisco returoed on the noon train after a trip to the upper part of the opanty on W. W. Treat and W. L. Dacey, who bave been looking at mining property near Forest Oity, have returned to San Francisco. Rev. J. W. Daniels, who is interesting people in the building of a home for orpban children, came down from Sierra City yesterday on his way to Sau Francisco. William Coyne, Towle Bros’. agent at this city, is home from a trip below to see his on who was a volunteer ia aud who bas jast returned home. Plaza. eo 18-tf An Accident. C. J. Wistead and Dick Walton are down from Downieville. : service at Manilla fur the past year, J.J. Hanley bas just received another carioad of Roache Harbor Lime, and several carloads of the best bricks ever brought to this market. Sold in quantities to.suit purchasers. Office at the Al. Huson, the well-known miner, met with « painful accident this morning at the Champion mine, One of the care ran against bim, burting his ankle _.He fell a distance of about twenty teet, between a rock wall and a cherry tree, etriking on bis head and breaking ‘his neck, He received a bad cut across the left eye, and his head and face was otherwise badly Incerated by coming in contact with the rock wall. — His remains were taken to Gray’s andertaking parlors, where an inquest Mr. Raymond came here July 22d, 1860, and was known to almost everybody in this city. He was a good workman and an unusually quiet man, steady and upright in all bis dealings. ‘He came here in early times with his sister, who afterwards married J. F. Rudolph, a druggist, who was in business here-at that time. He was a single man and aged about 65 years. He lived alone in a cabin on Piety Hill, inthe rear of the old Phil. Richards place. ie His brother, W. D. Raymond, is a resident of Hartford, Conn., und a telegram was.sent to. him this morning ‘announcing bis death. The funeral will take place from Gray’s undertaking parlors at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. = ae New Electric Poles. New poles are being put up on. Commércial street by. the Electric Power Company: These fine poles were purchased of M. L. & D. Marsh. They are forty feet bigh. The company will move their office to their new quarters at the Gas Works about the first of October. Death of Mrs. Pugh. Mrs. Mary J. Pugh, who resides on Spring street, in the rear of the Methodist church, died at 4:30 o’clock this morning of typhoid fever. Sbe was a native of New York and 45 years old. The funeral will take place Wednesday evening at 5 o’clock. She leaves an only son, 8. E. Buswell of this city. The Yeliow Flag. Health Officer’ Murchie today querantined two houses, one on Spring street and the other on Boulder street. Both cases ure scarlet fever. © gegen nat te EE ES Better Than Show.” The wealth of the multimillionaires is not equal to good health. Riches without health are a curse, and yet the rich, the middle classes and the poor alike, have, t ie} Hood's Sarsaparilla, a valuable assistant in getting and maintaining perfect health. Catarrh — ‘‘Our little boy’s whooping cough left him with catarrh, but Hood's Sarsaparilla made him perfectly well. I have taken it myself with satisfactory results.’’ Mrs. W. S. Gordinier, Newton, Kan. Scrofula — “My boy suffered with scrofula when young. Two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. He is now ten. Our physician advised its use. We always recommend it.” Mrs. E. C. Clipper, 8 Kidder St., Cleveland, Ohio. Tired All 'Day—“‘No tired feeling such as I used to have morning and night been visiting at San Francisco, will re. since Hoad’s Sarsaparilla cured il; as it turn to their home at Downieville to . cured the pain in my little girl’s stomach.”” morrow. Jas. T. Mann, Hubbardston. Mass. Pain in the Side—“J have taken 1 from North San Juan. Mrs. Holland,. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Fills for pain in the side and back. Was not able to work. They cured me.’’ Mary E. Cate, Chesterfield, S. C. LJ Hoods Sar Never Disappoints "2 eure liver ills; the non-irritating and Gey eatharde wo ks Wh Hood's Barvaparila: GRAPES.. out, so get in orders early. Broad Street Fruit Mark 2t. Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco. Mission, and, in fact, every variety that is grown. Remember that figs are nearly WM. H. ANDREWS fg ‘0 ‘ \ g Alaska, says the Truckee bad while gone. He says 75 per cent of the men where he was bad the disease, .

The Kotzebue country proved to be ‘barren of gold and the miners who went there suffered terrible hardships and many of them lost'theirlives. Mr. Leach came back by way of Cape Nome where he spent « month and there was able to muke enough in a few days to repay him in part for his trip north. What he says regarding the country may be accepted as perfectly reliable as he is an honest mani. _He says the discoveries at Oupe Nome were wonderful and the amount of gold being taken out there ‘has not been exaggerated. He aud a partner worked at mining ‘eleven days took out $220. In one right-on the beach and the ground where their rockers stood was run over by the water at flood tide, ‘The gold on the beech is very fine. Other Claims on the creeks near yielded coarse gold. : : ‘There were about 300 miners at Cape Nome. Thay were distributed along the beach several miles working the gold sand. Some were muking plenty of money while otbers, not understanding how to save the fine gold, did not make much. A cons pany of soldiers keep splendid order there. Common laborers: received $1 those who could not muke a success at mining could get good wages by hir-. ing out. Cupe Nome is situated about ninety miles from St. Micheals and large numbers of all classes of people came down the river from Dawson City and located in the new mining camp. It is of easy access during the summer months and if the mines pay back from the shore is destined to become the largest mining town ofthe north The country bas been stuked and claimed for twenty-five miles back from the coast. These claims now held by companies will be relocated, perhaps, jargerly next year. Most stuble article there.sell at reaBor able prices: Orher things are high. Orauges aud applies sold two for a quarter, driuks. and cigars cost fifty cents and an ordinary meal one doller. A band of sheep were brought there and sold at a dollar a pound. had a good opportunity. ‘on the beach with a rocker and in. day they took out $400. They mined ; Mr. Leech has great faith in the country and will retura in the spring . He felt that he was endangering his life if heattempted to spend another winter there so he came out when he BS ee A sas inten kes Reception Committee, for the reception and entertainment of the Mining Engineers, is most earnestly requested to meet. at the Courthouse this evening at 8 o'clock sharp. The time is getting short and tonight it is hoped to complete all arrangements. Let every member of the Committees make a point to be at the meeting tonight. . ae. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J.C BY & Co., Toledo, VO. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Qheney for the iast 15 years, aud believe him pe honorable in al: business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. © West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WaLpine, Kinnan & Manvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hiall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. ~ Ball’s Family Pille are the best. * Lime and Bricks. French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Puris. i Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitates. LA CE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton Hoop’s PILLS cure sick headache, indigestion. NEW FIRM. “RTOTICK IS HERERY GIVEN THAT THE N undersigned have purchased all of Ah Guey’sinuterest inthe » Fruit and Vegetable Market On Pire.street, and will carry on thebusiness of selling the best of Fruits, Vegetables, Chickens, Etc. We wi'l sell cheap for cash, and all orders wili be promptly attended to, Quong, Hong Long Co. Nevada City, Sept. 19. a8] lt a of Pate of Thom, Herald says: O. M. Harbg The ee aes eases ae ¥ rison, who has a ranch on the west side : 4 tie CrackuaMepiiulieia. eral Committee as well as the He is looking well though he still eaffJers. some from an attack of scurvy he of the northwest of Gridley, has demonstrated that the land made by slick‘ens deposits will grow fine fruit.. He has a small orchard and it grows on what was once the bed of Dry Creek, but which is now built ap by slickens deposits until it is higher than some of the surrounding country. Pears, plums, prunesand peaches grow well, while the apple trees are loaded. until the limbe are breaking down. The fruit is of good size and flavor. _ The Oroville Mercary in copying the above says it has on more than one occasion declared that the lighter debris from the hydraulic mines, that .which is sufficiently light to be carried several miles, makes the best of soil.’ Our conviction upon this point is the result of personal observation in the Sacramento valley, and the fact ie certainly obvious to all who. will take the trouble to investigate. The Herald is one of the papers that occasionally raises its voice against the mines, but in the article above quoted, it admits the value of mining debris of this class. Met With An Accident. E. Jobn Rector, of this city, sprained his wrist at Berkely a few days ago, and be will be unable to use the band for some time. He was attempting to get on a street car when the accident occurred. ~2heDo You Know Consumption is preventable? “Science has proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Congh and Consumption Cure. Sold on are — guarantee for over fifty years. by H. Dickerman, the drugziat. LAST NIGHT'S MERTINGS. ratte Byorything Around Here. Last evening the citizens’ committees forthe reception of the Mining Engineers who will be with us Sunday, October Ist, are getting along very well with their arrangements, and the reception will prove to bea grand affair. At City Hall the committee on mines held a meeting, Fred Zeitler acting as chairman and W. W. Wagoner secretary. In addition to taking the visitora to the mines on Deer Creek they will be taken to the Pioneer Works and other places of interest. The chair-. man was instructed to appoint a-committee of nine to direct the movements of the tesms, and the general committee will be asked to appropriate $100 to pay for the vehicles. There was a misunderstanding about the meeting of the general committee last evening, and there were only a.few present. Another meeting will be held at the conrthouse this evening—immediately after the meeting of the reception committee. _avEENERRRe VERVIT Restores VITALITY, — i A LOST V'GOR 4 AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effeets of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail 50¢ per box; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada jCity, Cal. i GOOD VALUE GOODS —— AT DICKERMAN’S. 2 5C MIRRORS, OHAMOIS SKINS, SPONGES AND SOAPS. 2 5c TOOTH, NAIL, HAIR AND SHAVING BRUSHES. 2 5¢ DRESSING, TRAVELING, POCKET AND FINE COMBS. BOTTLES PERFU BAY RUM, FLORIDA WATER AND WITOH 25C Hazel. mm BS re 2 5¢ PACKAGES TOOTH PASTE, TOOTH POWDER, TOOTH WASH. 3 5C BOXES FACE; TOILET AND NURSERY POWDER. 225 Different 25c GOOD VALUE GOODS == AT DICKERMAN'S. OUR FALL AND Ken RK KKK KKK xkxweweRKKK RK KE CREPONS ALAPACAS SERGES TWEEDS HENRIETTAS East. Is too SNELL & Our new stock is now arriving daily from the All of the current season’s makes. Nothing brought over from last year. The J assortment is the richest and most varied we have yet offered. Sold_by the yard and in patterns. Stamped Designs * * * For Cushions, Table Covers, Etc., Wash Silke J Materiales for Embroidery. In fact, the finest < line of Fancy Work Goods in the city. 4 Our Show Window ie large and beautifal stock. Come inside and 4 let us show you what we have, % mall to contain even a hint of our FLEMING. and grace those of last seasun. WINTER MILLINERY Will soon begin to arrive. This year’s styles will eclipse in beauty We will have the very latest and richest, and as heretofore our prices will be extremely moderate, We are duily receiving new goods in all departments. *. AMERICAN FLAGS! We are Nevada county agents for one of the largest flug manufacturers in the United States. large and small flags, silk and bunting, that are used in this county, because we supply the best flags at the lowest prices, cae Sires ames —— a6 iT) Moquet Carpet, Velvet Carpet, ii} «“ g arriving daily. Phone 723. CARPETS! CARPET Our Carpets Have Arrived ! Brussels Carpet, sewed and laid per yard penceassesceni lie te 6 “ it) a-Ply Linoleum ......:.-:e:s000s Also a large line of MATTINGS to select from at reduced prices. Also a large assortment of RUGS from $1.00 up. Ouall and examine our large stock and get our pees No trouble to show goods. .Samples sent on application. New eh eeeoeecenase eocesenee econ mee ceeeweeresscaceee Core essenarserecosossse tert eeassesseeereser ..» ROSENBERG BROS. Broad Street, Nevada City. J. J. JACKSON, We sell most of the The Wining Engineors. Will Bo Shows \ S! ————— BEEHIVE Sees y eeweee oe GPOCERY .. Proprietor . Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for — Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. Whiskey very severely. He was taken bome and will be laid up for some time, Boa yg hes x Oannot. Stanp Aca : can poor, weuk, thin ees nourish and sustain the pbysical system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the standard purifier and true tonic for the Hood’s Pills do not gripe. All draggists, 250. nai ise val . .Our Specialty. HOMES BUILT INSTALLMENT FLAN ‘ See What You Can Get in Suits, Etc., of — poe WAXEL, The Tailor, : Before orcering from the man above. . Suits $6 Up. Pants $2 Up. : re 2 ‘ : iis ae ae : Pepsin Whiskey 100 Monarch ( ag) Whiskey....u... 1 Rock & Bye Whiskey. © 2 oe eneceeseescons 1 Sherry Wine.. Port Wine. Claret Wine. ° © “ ARABIAN er Ss 2. mgt a eat an Soe ee aa ¥ gessese DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mascot seooe$l 00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey......... 1 00 Mikado Soap . Olmirette Soap....c.ccscccce. + cesceee Water Queen Soap.......csesssseea Copco (white) Soap. . ....sccssarsese Cashmere (white) Soap......00. Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pokg Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. ROAST” Coffee