September 2, 1898 (4 pages)

ctor, W. ctor, W. . ispector, ry. élec4th and ect nomspective the city conven-. } to the ition, to URDAY, to make ‘officers, siness as. ven ion. _ il -select . ace, and ©. townsue cer. elegates recincts. irman EEK . for kale ranch on tad0-iw : Church, , Admisits, td. . CUR. rINGeffects, LACE ) cents: large Colpmbia Hill, Allen Jones of Willow Valjey_ is lata up with Malaria. Park are in town, Browney Dudiey of. Columbia Hilt was in town today,Mr, and Mrs. Abe Carley of Sen z F PRN “asaactscapo Ito be like . the “Wandering Jew,” the ‘eréation of Francisco are ‘here. T. B. Gray ‘goes to Maybert tomorrow on insurance business,, =. Miss Lena Phelan has re to to whom Bulwer gave birth? Am Ito Virginia City after a year’s stay here. (linger along aud see the friends of D. R. Smith was here last night on YOUth and of my later years his way from’Sin Francisco to Downie°"® Y one, and I alone ville. J.P. Tones’ and JR. Jones of the’ ‘Waukesha mine at Relief Hill were here today. John V. Hunter of the Providence . Mining Company arrived here last evening. : Prof. George B. Finnegan, one of the new high school teachers, arrived here: last evening from Truckee. : Jobn Trood and son, of North San Juan, were in town last night on their way home from San Francisco, Wm. Martin Jr., who has been to San Francisco for the benefit of his health, returned home last night. He is much improved, : James Curry from Truckee; who has been serving twenty days in the county. jail for disturbing the peace, was given his liberty today. —~ Grank Luchsinger of Willow Valley, who has been very ill for twe months past, and is affected with patalysis, is in a critical condition. RITE OF CIRCUMCISION. op Today on the on the Infant Son of r. and Mrs, Michelson. The ceremony of circumeision andname giving. was performed at eleven o’slock this forenoon at theresidence ! ot Mr. and Mrs. Alexdnder Michelson . on Broad street. “Rev. Dr. Shapiro, an eminent Jewish Rabbi of San Francis‘ ‘teresting and impressive. Mrs. L. Byman and A. Blumenthal stood as the sponsors for the infant. The Hebrew. Mj Rate Budget hus retarned trom . ; Format uses Ma 1 gr Sintec doigtia August 29, 1898. ~ . Eugene Sue’s brain, or like “Zanoni, my story aT paeeretone 9 st . of this: city: und at and le brass band ‘and trampet send-off, I ' marvel at that which we cz ) and of the humanity of'man . general, . Gratitude ? Apparently there is bat little, or if thereis, it is hid under a. , bashel, as our Savior said. should not! HO GONG OS ee, Tam led to make these remarks or eet ; What has occurred in our midst during! the past few days. I have seen people) ‘crowding one upon another to get into! halls where the remains. of a perfect . stranger lay. I may almost ‘say that ‘they fight their way in. For-this rea-' Was For Sorel Yor One 0 Fr J. A. Mather and wife of, Chicago i “. thing dean tave Ie a left their example. + for others to follow. io tee Nie etek Weer MEAD, 2 ‘stable Self at the town of ops aaa ; to preven’ oeot OMe car etched Go son early morning funerals are more . taking place. there tomorrow acts or common, and public o are fastj becoming. a thing of the past among refined and sensitive people. For a few days of this month I have , been in Fresno county, and on my re, turn I was surprised to learn that Dr.} J.T. Earnest, a brother of Mrs. Jesse’ . 8. Wall, was dead, ft Foe his funeral was to take place the next-day (last ’ Thursday.) . The hour was 10:30 a.m. It was a decorous, quiet, solemn affair, {> jas such a matter should be. X there met Mrs. Wall, She looked badly. I inquired after her husband, and ~ ‘said be had gone on @ vdeation. Right here I. want to say that Dr. Earnest was one of ‘the best-of men, . and if be did fight for the “Lost Cause”: -On my way from his simple, but not ' the less sorrowful, obsequies, I came . across a blockaded street. There was dents of the city were all ‘invited -Buother, funeral, and strange as it may . and th:re was couseqnently’ quie a theoae ae: Excursion Rates. Seem, it was that of another doctor. . -. This was in the afternoon, and police. -. men were required to keep: the: crowd in order. One was a public, the. yaaa ‘at any other time. ‘The Sheriff today. “received word that some of the parties i that section interested in pulling off ' the event were on their way to the county seat to confer with Acting Dis-. trict Attorney Riley.in the hepe that i they might get that. officer’s sanction . to go ahead; It is understood that the . District Attorney fully agrees with the Sheriff in regard to the matter._A Prosperous Season at Tahoe. A return t Lake Tahoe toatist’ says the season thi "was anusually pros-perous for the proprietors of hotels. ', ; At McKinney’s there were’ 200° “guests domiciled at the hotel while the { woods in the vicinity was full of camp' ‘ers. The new.steel mail steamer Talioe. launched on the lake, the working of ; the searchlight being one of the attractive features of a moonlight excursion . = , On the Tahoe lake. Sea Grand Lecturer \ Will Visit. On Friday evening, September 2a, . Mr. _ Mitchell, Grand Lecturer, will visit Excursion tickets to the State ‘Fair, a private affair. “The last was’ “sound . Net vada Lodge, ‘No. 18, F.& A, M., for} good till September 19th, which istwo 80d fury,” signifying nothing. The . the purpose of instructing the officers ; days after the fuir closes, are now on first was peaceful and quiet, and the and members in the work. All Masons . sale at the railroad depot. The fare for the round trip from this city is $5.10, from Grass Valley, $4.95. Tickets to ‘the Irish Fair at San Fran“grief was. sincere. Which would you. have ? And today, four days after the re‘mains of Dr, Earnest had béen dis-. cisco will be sold up to tomorrow night Posed of,.so also were those of his, and will be good to return as late as brother-in-law, Jesse 8. Wall, laid to the 7th instant. From Nevada City Test. ‘His death was sudden, although the fare for the round trip ‘is 7.00, ‘he had been in good health for some from Grass Valley, $7.50. time. However, it was. shock to his sie ee triends, and they are numbered by . . Has Ano ‘tier moines. thousands, -His funeral was an early :veach the disease portion ofthe ear. ‘There is only one way to cure deafness, ; and that is by constitutional remedies: ~ for any case of Deafness (caused by caa M g z / BAwaid Hobfield 3rzwho wad elected . Moraine sifalz—ten o’clock-—and not a Wednesday evening as one of the assistant teachers in the high school at this city, has been elected to & professorship in the San Francisco high School and will not come here. Calkias For the or the Assembly. L. 8. Calkins of Neva Nevada City is announced in another column as a candidate for the Republican nomination . as Assemblyman from this county. ; Deafness Cannot be “ee by local applications as “they canuot Leafness is caused by an inflamed con-dition of the mucous lining of the Eusytachian Tube. When this tube is in‘flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is enttirely closed, Deafness is the result, ‘and unless the inflammation can be taken ‘out and this tube restored to its normal cohdition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten: are conned hy Calnith, which ta ncthling . but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface. -We will give One Hundred Dollars tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s _Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Only Two Dollars and a Half. Men's All Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, during this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at the Popular Olothing Store. _ j8-tf ~ New Ice‘Company. _ ‘The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class. natural ice at reasonable rates. pubes egal noe eed Ooreoran, first door above Theater ‘nected with the early history of Nevada “funeral ” was present, It could be readily seen that all were sincerely : sorry that their friend had passed out of their lives. Mrs. Wall, with her double ‘affliction in so short a time, is ‘completely prostrated. All of the immediate members of thefamily were present. Among old Nevada Cityites -Lsaw William H. McCormick and wife’ ,and B. A. Harrison. ‘There might have been others, but I did not know them, Jesse Wall was so intimately concounty that I have been at some pains . to get reliable facts in regard to his life. He was born in Tennessee in 1826.He came to California in 1850, and first engaged in mining on the Ameri¢an River, in Placer county. Meeting with but indifferent success, he went to’ Nevada City, then in its infancy, and for. a short time was employed by seneeh & Russell asa clerk in their general . merchandise store. He ‘subsequently . if entered into a partnership. with Capt. . Geo. W. Kidd, in the same line of busi! ‘ness, and in the early part of 1854 they . Of Au. ust, ‘sold out to Barry & Wormack. Mr. Pf", Wall then returned to the home of: his childhood and married the love of his youth. He very shortly, accompanied . by his wife and “Aunt Mary,” again sought the land —-ofgold; and-upon hisarrival he embarked upon a mercantile career, buying the interest of Hamlet . Davis in the grocery store on Tisond . street. The great fire of July 19, 1866, . swept out of existence all his belong: . ings, Not discouraged by this misfortune, he again started in the same Jine of basiness,and from that time until the latter part of 1862, when he sold was one of the most successful busiclosed his career in your county. He moved to Oakland and bought a block of ground on Broadway, whichy if he dependent for life, But he was of an active temperament, andbe soon formed a partnership with Steve WhipIce house, rear of (heater. Pye eae ae grocery business . No. Ti. tf. ; Conconaw & Azpoaasr. No Odds ana Ends. jin this city, the store being on Front street, and the firm name being J. a or Wall & Oo. Selling out this business, D Our clearanes sale is not made up. of odds and ends, but apon ourstraight . You will find sty Regis gd solved, Mr. Coleman devoting his endong = : J. Levy, The. ergies to the mining stock market, and jett . the late Dr. Mitvent Shing hie pian a cent. y all goods. Pom Clothing Store he and J. W. Coleman opened a grain W brokerage eatablishement, one of the first in the city. In time they die=a cae ‘out to P. L. Wearer, of Sacramento, he} * ness:men in Nevada county. That. had kept it, would bave made him in-! are urgently. requested to be rene Z Saloon For Sale. One of the beat at fitted up and best located saloons in Nevada City is offe a for sale. Has an excellent ran of first-. class custom, Apply at the 7 office. ad0-tf“Por ss Sate. ; Right-rote. house, case with bath and pantry, hot and cold water, electric lights and good cellar. A cheap home if sold at once. Apply to : a80-lw H. OC. Wrisensurcze. pease 5 s 2 Constipation Causes fully half the sickness in the world, I} retains the digested food too long in the bowels and produces biliotsness, torpid liver, indb gestion, bad taste, coated tongue, sick headache, inet oes AS, eure constipation and all its results, easily and thoroughly. 2c. All druggists. . Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Assessment Notice. Pye pomgee pok) MINING COMPA NY.—Locaincipal place of ‘os of privg rnia.-_ Locati of works, Bxpelslor ee ait N Hevaan County, ‘Calitornia. 4 Ib; iven that ata meot the Board Directors he the teh day hare ted nny Pood ag Banc 8 was levied upon ti le ber 8th, rg ny mek og the com: i Se etree i ay f ber, poaukin panied « a ie will re a pu October, Te, to ment en >>, ‘expenses of Ss Francisco. _ NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given-totransient Foot ot Broad Strest, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. — ot Boe to $1.50. Ls : ‘ment in connection with th Sheriff Getohell bas i has instructed ‘Con. He \ in terms of the highest praise conhcern. is one of the busiest and most prosper-. 1110 . -beeome person“Tatl the plumbing. vation. ‘Legion ot Honor will give an ente a agen ee Nai arrived: es se aaite The uniforms are dark and eathor fe oe ae ve pa by . prettier than the lighter ones worn by a satan mill k the officers. They are said by the solresem hg des on Deve creel . diers to be exceedingly comfortable, AV ag en Valley. ‘Sania Gaetan: and ‘are especially appropriate for . Maine” prodaced at their town. last se night by Nevada City amateurs speak aust ed ye rset ‘tng the performance, which was rréet ao of a tramp to San Jose for the {by a large audience, # ta *. el et ne oe ee ae Officers. and ‘men are stilt ‘talking [4 iat bade ” Fe ie aaa dog. +Honoluin. They hope and believe that sone pg ale ‘ ¥ £9) there will bem obange is their plans ee oe ore «Dot ProP-. soon, and think Manila their ultimate erly tagged. Cows, horses and other entiation. brutes that run at large are still retie receiving of the canvas uniforms, — wo caeueantaes which are intended for wear ina tropi~* Flourishing Town Overton. . of.their coming ap to new camping ‘The village of Overton near Trackes’ grounds. 2 Evening Train to nor mds + & , ous lumber.camps ‘on thé éastern slope; © of the Sierras according to a corres-. * Superintendent Kidder bas arranged _pondent residing there. “The employes to haye the train to Glenbrook Park ‘Dumber nearly two hundred men who’ tomorrow: evening leave the depot in are lodged in neat cottages and cabins this city at 7:45 o'clock. All persons and the town is lighted by electricity. who contemplate attending the dace The sawmill has a daily cutting capacthere should make a note of this. There ‘ity of 125,000 feet of lomber and one will bea return train after the dance. ~ broad: and one narrow guage railroad Good music will be in attendance and “track is used for logging aud transporthe reception committee will do their tation of supy lies. . best to ensure.a good time to all. re oy ii Ty fore ‘purine the remain der ofour Cleorance Sale prices upon Goods will be cut in Two. : Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather pe, coin toe, $1 per pair. Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to-2, for 90 cents per pair. $2 Shoe, will be closed out for $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Siar Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now 10 cents. ‘Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at , 80 cents. Hoods All our Men’s 2 5 cent Overshirts, cut. down to 15 cents. ‘Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. ° Phase. Hot These Pris Are Stitly Cas ‘The Popular Glothing Store. § tial. LEVY, Proprieie ~~ Commercial Street—Telephone 208. ° The Wat FT ariff. la On— BUT THE oe wOODPEGHKER Stasis as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. MADE IN. ey Ae. crry “By “GIBB, e pat) BOR se of Ma. ed ty ‘the a _ Cross Society and ment is prae . When the-men{ » Have inspected e he tth aod alae it both a clever : Idiers « are: mostly Z : cre of Men,’ ** sent sealed, free, upon application. The men are elated over the pros-. . ‘9th; and-regard it as rather a pleasant , cal climate, is cited as the bestproof! Here Are a Few Barts . 0 4 "high priced. ‘Bpecial attention ie called to our PERSPECTOj OPE, for viewing single pictures. Brings ont the tras perspec“g ive and ‘makes plotares seem like nature itself! It is on exhibition A ; Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to a; regular BRET BSF “Por Weak Men T is NATURE'S REMEDY, been Elecborhan gg vail, are are “ae to each etherinman. Amildcurrentwill carry DR.SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT a x fhe altel Is a perfect body battery—as perfect as science and mechanics can make them. It b 1 en“@ etgy_and makes health complete. ee Oe veal en ‘Maobtiot: Pace With His Belt at Any Price. limp i g . moment I put its, and found imwt anseher fi like it. 1 recom: A. DERBUSIT “it Cures’ All Wankises i in Men. It strength, which makes men of physical wrecks. {t ine g vim and energy. . Read the book Three Classes Tooseeeees z $: S; yesees » a ie wt sslellceis ce e Shrewd People : 4 _ Bay thinga where they get the most : value for their money, and when it FURNITURE they have found that _ JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, 4 Kove a large stock and gives: his ; Customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new furni“ ture call at his stores. > RP PR ~ You Will Profit Thereby. = not 9 sign.of old age, The youthfa ign of old regulating as much as the older eyes. need help. We can “assist: ‘both. In onr. Optical. Department ory streugth with Tmaroved. es Alaa Field, Ma; ienotmcec nee epee naemypaaeee 8 \/} in our’window: . LUETJE & BRAND, ‘Watchmakers and Jewelers. ‘Broad Street. a6 aad Sl aS We ae ae Cd ad ae ol ae ae % is Ls as ae cd *s * : peal verde ne pean ea pe hn I am selling —gam— se _ $5 Trimmed Hats for..... $2 50 2 it $4 Trimmed Hats for.... . . 2 00 i $3 Trimmed Hats for. 1 50 og $t Dude Hats for. i(.05.ccccc. 50 l ase Dude Mate fore. cise. .esicccis.: 15 i W. H. CRAWFORD, . A.B. WOLFE. . 3CASH GROCER. Lowest Prices, =f Best Goods, i Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, Boneless Sardines, ete. Remember we are Sole Agenis for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hooa Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats, i in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake F lorr, etc ~ PREMIUM GIVEN TO-BACH CUSTOMER. a — OFFICE AXD YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City, ‘Call on us before “ a

ctor, W. ctor, W. . ispector, ry. élec4th and ect nomspective the city conven-. } to the ition, to URDAY, to make ‘officers, siness as. ven ion. _ il -select . ace, and ©. townsue cer. elegates recincts. irman EEK . for kale ranch on tad0-iw : Church, , Admisits, td. . CUR. rINGeffects, LACE ) cents: large Colpmbia Hill, Allen Jones of Willow Valjey_ is lata up with Malaria. Park are in town, Browney Dudiey of. Columbia Hilt was in town today,Mr, and Mrs. Abe Carley of Sen z F PRN “asaactscapo Ito be like . the “Wandering Jew,” the ‘eréation of Francisco are ‘here. T. B. Gray ‘goes to Maybert tomorrow on insurance business,, =. Miss Lena Phelan has re to to whom Bulwer gave birth? Am Ito Virginia City after a year’s stay here. (linger along aud see the friends of D. R. Smith was here last night on YOUth and of my later years his way from’Sin Francisco to Downie°"® Y one, and I alone ville. J.P. Tones’ and JR. Jones of the’ ‘Waukesha mine at Relief Hill were here today. John V. Hunter of the Providence . Mining Company arrived here last evening. : Prof. George B. Finnegan, one of the new high school teachers, arrived here: last evening from Truckee. : Jobn Trood and son, of North San Juan, were in town last night on their way home from San Francisco, Wm. Martin Jr., who has been to San Francisco for the benefit of his health, returned home last night. He is much improved, : James Curry from Truckee; who has been serving twenty days in the county. jail for disturbing the peace, was given his liberty today. —~ Grank Luchsinger of Willow Valley, who has been very ill for twe months past, and is affected with patalysis, is in a critical condition. RITE OF CIRCUMCISION. op Today on the on the Infant Son of r. and Mrs, Michelson. The ceremony of circumeision andname giving. was performed at eleven o’slock this forenoon at theresidence ! ot Mr. and Mrs. Alexdnder Michelson . on Broad street. “Rev. Dr. Shapiro, an eminent Jewish Rabbi of San Francis‘ ‘teresting and impressive. Mrs. L. Byman and A. Blumenthal stood as the sponsors for the infant. The Hebrew. Mj Rate Budget hus retarned trom . ; Format uses Ma 1 gr Sintec doigtia August 29, 1898. ~ . Eugene Sue’s brain, or like “Zanoni, my story aT paeeretone 9 st . of this: city: und at and le brass band ‘and trampet send-off, I ' marvel at that which we cz ) and of the humanity of'man . general, . Gratitude ? Apparently there is bat little, or if thereis, it is hid under a. , bashel, as our Savior said. should not! HO GONG OS ee, Tam led to make these remarks or eet ; What has occurred in our midst during! the past few days. I have seen people) ‘crowding one upon another to get into! halls where the remains. of a perfect . stranger lay. I may almost ‘say that ‘they fight their way in. For-this rea-' Was For Sorel Yor One 0 Fr J. A. Mather and wife of, Chicago i “. thing dean tave Ie a left their example. + for others to follow. io tee Nie etek Weer MEAD, 2 ‘stable Self at the town of ops aaa ; to preven’ oeot OMe car etched Go son early morning funerals are more . taking place. there tomorrow acts or common, and public o are fastj becoming. a thing of the past among refined and sensitive people. For a few days of this month I have , been in Fresno county, and on my re, turn I was surprised to learn that Dr.} J.T. Earnest, a brother of Mrs. Jesse’ . 8. Wall, was dead, ft Foe his funeral was to take place the next-day (last ’ Thursday.) . The hour was 10:30 a.m. It was a decorous, quiet, solemn affair, {> jas such a matter should be. X there met Mrs. Wall, She looked badly. I inquired after her husband, and ~ ‘said be had gone on @ vdeation. Right here I. want to say that Dr. Earnest was one of ‘the best-of men, . and if be did fight for the “Lost Cause”: -On my way from his simple, but not ' the less sorrowful, obsequies, I came . across a blockaded street. There was dents of the city were all ‘invited -Buother, funeral, and strange as it may . and th:re was couseqnently’ quie a theoae ae: Excursion Rates. Seem, it was that of another doctor. . -. This was in the afternoon, and police. -. men were required to keep: the: crowd in order. One was a public, the. yaaa ‘at any other time. ‘The Sheriff today. “received word that some of the parties i that section interested in pulling off ' the event were on their way to the county seat to confer with Acting Dis-. trict Attorney Riley.in the hepe that i they might get that. officer’s sanction . to go ahead; It is understood that the . District Attorney fully agrees with the Sheriff in regard to the matter._A Prosperous Season at Tahoe. A return t Lake Tahoe toatist’ says the season thi "was anusually pros-perous for the proprietors of hotels. ', ; At McKinney’s there were’ 200° “guests domiciled at the hotel while the { woods in the vicinity was full of camp' ‘ers. The new.steel mail steamer Talioe. launched on the lake, the working of ; the searchlight being one of the attractive features of a moonlight excursion . = , On the Tahoe lake. Sea Grand Lecturer \ Will Visit. On Friday evening, September 2a, . Mr. _ Mitchell, Grand Lecturer, will visit Excursion tickets to the State ‘Fair, a private affair. “The last was’ “sound . Net vada Lodge, ‘No. 18, F.& A, M., for} good till September 19th, which istwo 80d fury,” signifying nothing. The . the purpose of instructing the officers ; days after the fuir closes, are now on first was peaceful and quiet, and the and members in the work. All Masons . sale at the railroad depot. The fare for the round trip from this city is $5.10, from Grass Valley, $4.95. Tickets to ‘the Irish Fair at San Fran“grief was. sincere. Which would you. have ? And today, four days after the re‘mains of Dr, Earnest had béen dis-. cisco will be sold up to tomorrow night Posed of,.so also were those of his, and will be good to return as late as brother-in-law, Jesse 8. Wall, laid to the 7th instant. From Nevada City Test. ‘His death was sudden, although the fare for the round trip ‘is 7.00, ‘he had been in good health for some from Grass Valley, $7.50. time. However, it was. shock to his sie ee triends, and they are numbered by . . Has Ano ‘tier moines. thousands, -His funeral was an early :veach the disease portion ofthe ear. ‘There is only one way to cure deafness, ; and that is by constitutional remedies: ~ for any case of Deafness (caused by caa M g z / BAwaid Hobfield 3rzwho wad elected . Moraine sifalz—ten o’clock-—and not a Wednesday evening as one of the assistant teachers in the high school at this city, has been elected to & professorship in the San Francisco high School and will not come here. Calkias For the or the Assembly. L. 8. Calkins of Neva Nevada City is announced in another column as a candidate for the Republican nomination . as Assemblyman from this county. ; Deafness Cannot be “ee by local applications as “they canuot Leafness is caused by an inflamed con-dition of the mucous lining of the Eusytachian Tube. When this tube is in‘flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is enttirely closed, Deafness is the result, ‘and unless the inflammation can be taken ‘out and this tube restored to its normal cohdition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten: are conned hy Calnith, which ta ncthling . but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface. -We will give One Hundred Dollars tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s _Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Only Two Dollars and a Half. Men's All Wool Pants, our $3.50 line, during this Clearence Sale only $2.50 at the Popular Olothing Store. _ j8-tf ~ New Ice‘Company. _ ‘The Nevada Uity Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class. natural ice at reasonable rates. pubes egal noe eed Ooreoran, first door above Theater ‘nected with the early history of Nevada “funeral ” was present, It could be readily seen that all were sincerely : sorry that their friend had passed out of their lives. Mrs. Wall, with her double ‘affliction in so short a time, is ‘completely prostrated. All of the immediate members of thefamily were present. Among old Nevada Cityites -Lsaw William H. McCormick and wife’ ,and B. A. Harrison. ‘There might have been others, but I did not know them, Jesse Wall was so intimately concounty that I have been at some pains . to get reliable facts in regard to his life. He was born in Tennessee in 1826.He came to California in 1850, and first engaged in mining on the Ameri¢an River, in Placer county. Meeting with but indifferent success, he went to’ Nevada City, then in its infancy, and for. a short time was employed by seneeh & Russell asa clerk in their general . merchandise store. He ‘subsequently . if entered into a partnership. with Capt. . Geo. W. Kidd, in the same line of busi! ‘ness, and in the early part of 1854 they . Of Au. ust, ‘sold out to Barry & Wormack. Mr. Pf", Wall then returned to the home of: his childhood and married the love of his youth. He very shortly, accompanied . by his wife and “Aunt Mary,” again sought the land —-ofgold; and-upon hisarrival he embarked upon a mercantile career, buying the interest of Hamlet . Davis in the grocery store on Tisond . street. The great fire of July 19, 1866, . swept out of existence all his belong: . ings, Not discouraged by this misfortune, he again started in the same Jine of basiness,and from that time until the latter part of 1862, when he sold was one of the most successful busiclosed his career in your county. He moved to Oakland and bought a block of ground on Broadway, whichy if he dependent for life, But he was of an

active temperament, andbe soon formed a partnership with Steve WhipIce house, rear of (heater. Pye eae ae grocery business . No. Ti. tf. ; Conconaw & Azpoaasr. No Odds ana Ends. jin this city, the store being on Front street, and the firm name being J. a or Wall & Oo. Selling out this business, D Our clearanes sale is not made up. of odds and ends, but apon ourstraight . You will find sty Regis gd solved, Mr. Coleman devoting his endong = : J. Levy, The. ergies to the mining stock market, and jett . the late Dr. Mitvent Shing hie pian a cent. y all goods. Pom Clothing Store he and J. W. Coleman opened a grain W brokerage eatablishement, one of the first in the city. In time they die=a cae ‘out to P. L. Wearer, of Sacramento, he} * ness:men in Nevada county.. That. had kept it, would bave made him in-! are urgently. requested to be rene Z Saloon For Sale. One of the beat at fitted up and best located saloons in Nevada City is offe a for sale. Has an excellent ran of first-. class custom, Apply at the 7 office. ad0-tf“Por ss Sate. ; Right-rote. house, case with bath and pantry, hot and cold water, electric lights and good cellar. A cheap home if sold at once. Apply to : a80-lw H. OC. Wrisensurcze. pease 5 s 2 Constipation Causes fully half the sickness in the world, I} retains the digested food too long in the bowels and produces biliotsness, torpid liver, indb gestion, bad taste, coated tongue, sick headache, inet oes AS, eure constipation and all its results, easily and thoroughly. 2c. All druggists. . Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Assessment Notice. Pye pomgee pok) MINING COMPA NY.—Locaincipal place of ‘os of privg rnia.-_ Locati of works, Bxpelslor ee ait N Hevaan County, ‘Calitornia. 4 Ib; iven that ata meot the Board Directors he the teh day hare ted nny Pood ag Banc 8 was levied upon ti le ber 8th, rg ny mek og the com: i Se etree i ay f ber, poaukin panied « a ie will re a pu October, Te, to ment en >>, ‘expenses of Ss Francisco. _ NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given-totransient Foot ot Broad Strest, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. — ot Boe to $1.50. Ls : ‘ment in connection with th Sheriff Getohell bas i has instructed ‘Con. He \ in terms of the highest praise conhcern. is one of the busiest and most prosper-. 1110 . -beeome person“Tatl the plumbing. vation. ‘Legion ot Honor will give an ente a agen ee Nai arrived: es se aaite The uniforms are dark and eathor fe oe ae ve pa by . prettier than the lighter ones worn by a satan mill k the officers. They are said by the solresem hg des on Deve creel . diers to be exceedingly comfortable, AV ag en Valley. ‘Sania Gaetan: and ‘are especially appropriate for . Maine” prodaced at their town. last se night by Nevada City amateurs speak aust ed ye rset ‘tng the performance, which was rréet ao of a tramp to San Jose for the {by a large audience, # ta *. el et ne oe ee ae Officers. and ‘men are stilt ‘talking [4 iat bade ” Fe ie aaa dog. +Honoluin. They hope and believe that sone pg ale ‘ ¥ £9) there will bem obange is their plans ee oe ore «Dot ProP-. soon, and think Manila their ultimate erly tagged. Cows, horses and other entiation. brutes that run at large are still retie receiving of the canvas uniforms, — wo caeueantaes which are intended for wear ina tropi~* Flourishing Town Overton. . of.their coming ap to new camping ‘The village of Overton near Trackes’ grounds. 2 Evening Train to nor mds + & , ous lumber.camps ‘on thé éastern slope; © of the Sierras according to a corres-. * Superintendent Kidder bas arranged _pondent residing there. “The employes to haye the train to Glenbrook Park ‘Dumber nearly two hundred men who’ tomorrow: evening leave the depot in are lodged in neat cottages and cabins this city at 7:45 o'clock. All persons and the town is lighted by electricity. who contemplate attending the dace The sawmill has a daily cutting capacthere should make a note of this. There ‘ity of 125,000 feet of lomber and one will bea return train after the dance. ~ broad: and one narrow guage railroad Good music will be in attendance and “track is used for logging aud transporthe reception committee will do their tation of supy lies. . best to ensure.a good time to all. re oy ii Ty fore ‘purine the remain der ofour Cleorance Sale prices upon Goods will be cut in Two. : Ladies’ Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with patent leather pe, coin toe, $1 per pair. Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12 to-2, for 90 cents per pair. $2 Shoe, will be closed out for $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Siar Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10 cents. Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now 10 cents. ‘Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at , 80 cents. Hoods All our Men’s 2 5 cent Overshirts, cut. down to 15 cents. ‘Our 50 cent Men’s heavy riveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. ° Phase. Hot These Pris Are Stitly Cas ‘The Popular Glothing Store. § tial. LEVY, Proprieie ~~ Commercial Street—Telephone 208. ° The Wat FT ariff. la On— BUT THE oe wOODPEGHKER Stasis as it always has---a high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. MADE IN. ey Ae. crry “By “GIBB, e pat) BOR se of Ma. ed ty ‘the a _ Cross Society and ment is prae . When the-men{ » Have inspected e he tth aod alae it both a clever : Idiers « are: mostly Z : cre of Men,’ ** sent sealed, free, upon application. The men are elated over the pros-. . ‘9th; and-regard it as rather a pleasant , cal climate, is cited as the bestproof! Here Are a Few Barts . 0 4 "high priced. ‘Bpecial attention ie called to our PERSPECTOj OPE, for viewing single pictures. Brings ont the tras perspec“g ive and ‘makes plotares seem like nature itself! It is on exhibition A ; Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizes 11 to a; regular BRET BSF “Por Weak Men T is NATURE'S REMEDY, been Elecborhan gg vail, are are “ae to each etherinman. Amildcurrentwill carry DR.SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT a x fhe altel Is a perfect body battery—as perfect as science and mechanics can make them. It b 1 en“@ etgy_and makes health complete. ee Oe veal en ‘Maobtiot: Pace With His Belt at Any Price. limp i g . moment I put its, and found imwt anseher fi like it. 1 recom: A. DERBUSIT “it Cures’ All Wankises i in Men. It strength, which makes men of physical wrecks. {t ine g vim and energy. . Read the book Three Classes Tooseeeees z $: S; yesees » a ie wt sslellceis ce e Shrewd People : 4 _ Bay thinga where they get the most : value for their money, and when it FURNITURE they have found that _ JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, 4 Kove a large stock and gives: his ; Customers the best bargains. If you are thinking of getting new furni“ ture call at his stores. > RP PR ~ You Will Profit Thereby. = not 9 sign.of old age, The youthfa ign of old regulating as much as the older eyes. need help. We can “assist: ‘both. In onr. Optical. Department ory streugth with Tmaroved. es Alaa Field, Ma; ienotmcec nee epee naemypaaeee 8 \/} in our’window: . LUETJE & BRAND, ‘Watchmakers and Jewelers. ‘Broad Street. a6 aad Sl aS We ae ae Cd ad ae ol ae ae % is Ls as ae cd *s * : peal verde ne pean ea pe hn I am selling —gam— se _ $5 Trimmed Hats for.......... $2 50 2 it $4 Trimmed Hats for....... .. . 2 00 i $3 Trimmed Hats for.. 1 50 og $t Dude Hats for.. i(.05.ccccc. 50 l ase Dude Mate fore. cise. .esicccis.: 15 i W. H. CRAWFORD, . A.B. WOLFE. . 3CASH GROCER. Lowest Prices, =f Best Goods, i Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, Boneless Sardines, ete. Remember we are Sole Agenis for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hooa Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats, i in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake F lorr, etc ~ PREMIUM GIVEN TO-BACH CUSTOMER. a — OFFICE AXD YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City, ‘Call on us before “ a