September 24, 1900 (4 pages)

eee R MATCH, ods & Girl 44 Tan” 58. ae: Robert Green . yesterday called oe of those makes him hap is—that of aniting natrimory a blush. © robed himself j,. rT early in the day . parties, Joseph, A. Gumore, boti, red promptly at ‘ble and Thomas attending couple, y had been per) judge gave the y rejoicing, ative of Penngyl's, while his bride , daughter of Mr. more of Indian ——_— Cream. the candy mer. advertisement in ition {o the fact est ice Cream in . take your best s girl to _ esplate. Mh 8 Ss. here, me of f you @ . © @o , dress first SeeOCOCCEEseoeeooesooeS ils . new. 3-lb. -tarned from San Francisco. anes . ing from a trip to the lakes. re] Something New ‘Bary Day.~ PERSONAL AL OUTER, oo ks st Vintons. “Dally Chronic ofthe D Doings of Both ona] #2 Lite eer se Ses Pong het and Young: Tailor made sults at Snell and f'leming’s. . J. W. Barnes of Sacramento arrived tt. Foley's. Oo. K, Cloudman was over from You 3 Es yesterday. 5 Pig’s tt-two cans tor 25 conte ohn Spaulding came tro) _ . Jackson!barn party 2 Op Seon, OO a Jewelry at cost at Golden's Jew. G. H. Scheffer came down f elry store. est City today. enaeedary For. ~ Gilt Edge Porter, and Half and aie at Tom’s Plece. a23 tf H.O. Green of S clea ie edb jaater day aftasncoe. f 2 is _ Pretty note books and colored penoils at Vinton. L. M., Crandall of Oakland is here spending a few days, Porc Pte gee a = = pee P. L. Kuster came down from the Erie-tmine ng: Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for 5 cents at. Wolf's, “tt J. Herzoy of San Francisco is here ape ding few days. It you want a good shine go: around to Gallagher’s stand. W.M. Williams came down from the mountains yesterday. Empty Wine and Alcobo! Barrels $ can be had at Vinton’s. Pui nit oieke pat evening . ” Call ou 4 Bebimidt Whe. pou want 1p g any:hing in the tobacco line. tf D. E. Stevens.of Sacramento came For cold storage meats go to Grissel in on the morning train. : j Chas, Hegarty Jr. cime down .from 2 predadecctbe tet acme ge 3, Moores Fiat yesterduy. Go to the Olerk’s office and register if i Dave Hyman left yesterday fore oo want to vote at. the coming elec short visit to Sacramento. Wolf carries a full line of high grade Fred Miller arrived hore a Sven-! jellies and Ataris. 2 Jars for 25 ing from San Francisco. cente. tf Charles Cleveland left yesterday for Van Camp's beets. Ready for table, Napa on business trip. 3lb.'cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf’s, Mrs. White left yesterday for San Oash Grocer. oes Francisco to visit friends. The thermo meter registered 36 this Andy Hampel has returned from a morniog at 5 o’clock in front of the trip through the mountains. — National Hotel. Dr. O. L. Maller returied last even-. ‘The infant child ‘of Mr. end Mrs. bas. Paine died at North San Juan at 5 o’clock this morning, The funeral of Mrs. Grace White W. B. Welke left yesterday for &. took place from St. Canice church yesbusiness trip to San Francisco. terday afternoon and was largely atG. Standenberger of San Francisco tended. ‘came in on last evening’s train. The furnace for the Courthouse has visiting friends at the National Hotel. There will be heaters in each room of J. L. Chambers of Sweetweather, . the building. Nevada, came in on the morning train.) gaturday was pay-day for the emMr. and Mrs, Wm. fissher have reGeo, Hagye, who has been to San. ployes at the Cadmus and Mountaineer . committee do not desire this lost time Francisc> on a visit, returned last evenmines and considerable mouey was put ing. in circulation. Henry Weber and ©. J. Dorland of} #.D, Towle has made application in Los Angeies came in on last evening’s/the Superior Court for letters of adtrain. inistration on the estate of his sisterH. D. McCormick and Lee Sickles of . jn. law, Mrs. S. E. Towle. San Francisco are, here spending a few} At “The Grotto” at all times, you can days. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales Mrs. John Hitchens left yesterday cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is ; for San Francisvo on a visit to rela-. }) ye who never sampled their goods.tf tives. Saturday afternoon Miss Lizzie Mrs. L. Garthe retarned last night} Keenan entertained the Ladies’ Whist from a trip to.San Francisco and Au-. Oiub in a most pleasing way at tbe burn, . home of Miss Belle Douglas on Broad L. A. Garthe returned last evening . street. from a trip to San Francisco and Oak-. Yom: Kippur, the Jewish holiday land. commenced last evening at 6 o’clock Earl Gray returned yesterday morn-. and will continue till 5 p. m. Tuesday. ing from a month’s visit to San Fran-. The Hebrew stores are closed during . ©°#St 80d make San Francisco his fucisco. this time. Mrs. Frank Hitchens left this morn-. Jerry Goodwin of You Bet, is at the ing for Sierra City to. visit her old head of a company that is putting in an home. ‘fandercurrent in Greenhorn ‘canyon, Mrs. W.B Robb has returned from . near the site of the old Clipper mill. a visit to the southern part of the} Fourteen men are employed. State. B. B. Lewis came down Saturday from Alleghany and left today for San Francisco. Miss Mabel Oliver arrived from Relief Hill Saturday en route to Grass Valley. John McBean came up from Fresno on e@ Visit to his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Grissel. @. G. Gates of Alameda, who has SraTE oF Out0, Ciry oF ToLEpo pa oily on a visit, returned home Lvoas’Co nl og : Frank J. CHENEY makes oath thatMrs. H. C.ugbman, who has been to] g senior pace, of Lars te gd Mt rt Sacramento on a visit, returned here . OnmNnry & Co. oing business in ¢ e Jast evening. : City of Taledo, Oounty and i aforesaid, and that seid firm will Frank Vaughn came down from the the sum of ONE HUNDRED D 7A Plumbago mine last evening and will} LARS foreach and every case of Oareturn today. TARRH that cannot be cured by the-use T.J. Judd and H. G: Weisbud of San. %f Hatt’s Qataren Core FRANK J. CHENEY. Francisco arrived here on yesterday! gyorn to vefore me ard subscribed ‘morning’s train. in my peers, om 6th day of DeMrs. Qhas. Sherman came over from . vember, A. D. : Z North San Juan this morning and left A. W. Hoge non Pablic. for San Francisco. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken intern. Ed. Dobbie of North Bloomfield . ally, and acts directly on the blood , Came over yesterday and left thismorm-. %nd mucous surfaces of the system ing for San Francisco. Jend for testimonials, free. Chas, Skewes and E. G. Skewes of F, J. Set es & CO., Toledo, O. ‘San Francisco arrived here last even-} Sold by Druggists, 750 -ing on a business trip. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Postmaster Walter Mobley was down from North Bloomfield Saturday aud returned this morning, Mrs. Fred £. Brown, who has eae to Oakland on a visit to her parents, re“Phe best of lumber, shakes, sbingtes . darned home last evening. and everything in the balling line,— W. D. Bessie of Sacramento, who has Torle Bros. Co. tt been here working on the Court House, eo ee returned home this morning. Register Immedi ately Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grissel, who have been to San Francisco and Fresno on a visit, returned home last evening. "Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned home os Saturday evening from San Francicco, voters who have not Tees where she has been visiting relatives . tered should bear in mind Superin‘endent M. W. Math r came. that next Wednesday, Sepdown from the Plumbago mine yesterA day and left this morning for Oak'and tember 26th, is the last day L. Brassfield, who bas been workirg. OU which to register so raat to on the Floriston Paper Mills, returned . be able to vote at the election here last evening to spend the winter. Noverhber 6th.” Get a. move Mrs. A. P. Snell left Saturd. fr} . iN] I cher home at Sringfie]d, Mass., atter an . Ol! OF you will lose your vote. extended visit with her brother, B. F. Snell, ia this city. T.J. Phelan came down from Shay Will Shortly Wed. F.L. Johnson, the well-known Mary sville saloon proprietor, will be married next Thursday to Miss Maria Doyle, who has a large circle of acquaintances +in Yuba aad Nevada counties. The young lady is the sister of the wife of Councilman Baldwin of Marysville, EES eae Cof-Farin, the -great substitute for coffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo © Gaytord & Son’s tf : Delays are dangerous. The Sewer Work. “by Misses Nellie and Kate Phelan, who rates. will visit in this city for a few daye. 2 Mrs. C. Novay, who went to Truckee; Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared to attend the funeral of her brother,} fo take orders Yor connect ng sewers Fred Irish, arrived bere last evening . 4 nyone desiring work done§mmediate. and left this morning for her home at/ ty should see Jobn 8,Gregory. tf: Pleasant Valley. ‘land owneis must be settled with. It R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all Oreek Saturday. He was accompanied kinds of sewer work at the very lowest} assist in expediting the purchase of the necessary land to enable the Government to construct its contemplated works for the. ‘betterment of the Yaba river. Asan outcome & committee has ‘. been appointed for this purpose, cor. sisting of A. C. Bingham, W. H. Parke and Wallace Dinsmore. Twenty thousand dollars was appropriated by Gongress for the purpose of purchasing the land. The works are under the supervision ‘of the California Debris Commission. The Commissioners have written to the severalland owners, asking a price at which they are willing to eell. Some answers have been received, but a great many land owners have not replied. The Committee of the Chamswers from the parties who are holding back. They have received from the Commission a map and report showing . what lands are wanted,’ what the lands are assessed for, and what prices have been submitted. TheCommittee confess that it seemed to them at first sight that the distribution of this $20,000.00 would prove a windfall to some of the land owners. But ean examination of the figures gives a different aspect to the matter. The works are very much desired by the whole community, and great benefit, directly and indirectly, is to be expected from: the construction of the proposed works. To Marysville and all lands endangered by the river, the proposed works are of peculiar interest. Toreap the greatest benefit, the works should be constructed at once. But before this can be done the may be that the Government wouid find it to its advantage to institute suits for condemnation. But this would consume an indefinite time, and great damage to the community, might result meanwhile. ‘The outcome: of the suits would of course give the land to the government-at a price approximating its assessed. valuation. But the by reason of the delay jn condemmation proceedings. It, istheir desire that the purchases should be made at once, even if more be paid for the land. Yet the trouble arises that the prices asked would eat up the whole fand — Marysville Appeal. Ge — Heard From Again. Thomas Moran, who for many years was employed in the Transorirt office, is now with OC. 8:+Burgoyne & Oo. at) New York city, one of the largest printing houses in the Uvited States. For @ year previous he was employed on McCOlure’s Magazine. Mr. Moran writes that he-will soon return to this turehome, During his absence from here he has been quite successful. Windows, Doors, Paints. fine lumber of all description. Tow e Bros. Co. Big Sale. White Stone China Cups and Saucers... 7cts Dinner Plates... ines @CtS Bowls—aili kinds . . S cis Pitchers S cts and 12 cts Breakfast Filates . 6cts Meat Dishes. 8S cisaud 12 cts Wash Basin . 44 ets Tea Pois. ...ce0cce. 3%cts Soap Dishes ... Scis Tollet Set..°. . set 1.40 Chambers .. 36cts . Wash Bow! and Pitcuer ., : set 83 cts We are Cutting Prices all to Picces During Our Big Clearance Sale, (freat American Juporting Tea (*o, Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 MillStreet, Grass Valley. ‘The Marysville Chamber of Commerce . some time ago tendered its services to ‘ber of Commerce are to try ta get ‘ant Be atu Depublioan the campaign and will address thé peo-. ple in San Francisco next Friday even-. ing, September 28tb. The Governor, placed himself in the hands of the State Centrat Committee, authorizing the committee to send him wherever it we believed he ‘could do the moet good for the patty. He will address the people of Grass Valley on Seturday evening» train will be run from this city on that evening, to. accommodate those who would like to hear the Governor. "Baseball ‘at Aubura. tween a nine from Nevada one: from Auburn, resulted in defeat of the Nevadans. At the olése of the seventh inning the score stood 6 to 6, but the Nevadans went to Piano Tuning and and Repairing, the habit of working. Others will please leave orders at the Post. office, Soa bliss Hk Ge oto the . morning e fire slatm was sc unded from box 86 on Nevada street. It was occasioned by the burning of the residence of L. M. Sukeforth. John Dunster was pa-sing by and. observed the wasironing. W. White turned in the alarm. When Mrs. Sukeforth went rout the whole ‘roof was §afire. The firemen responded quickly anda ‘October 6th, and we presume a special . pianoand most of the furniture was. saved: It is supposed to have started from a defective tin chimney. The second story and back part of the house were destroyed, and the first floor was flooded with water. The loss is about $2500, with an insurance of The me of baseball at Auburn yes$2000in the Royal Exchange wemenes. W.D. Vinton, eayat. Death of John J. J. Langman. About midmight on Saturday John J. pieces and the game was won by the Langman, an old resident of. this city, Auburns by. a score of 15to6. The passed away at his home on Pine street, boys returned home this morning at 4 after an illness of but a few days with o'clock and — having had a good . typhoid fever, Jack was a mau whom time. his friends took pleasure in associating with. Hewasa miner by occupation. He leaves a wife, five sous and three G. W. Benneit is in } Nevada City and . daughters to mourn-his loss. He wis will call upon those for whom ‘he is in. a native of England and aged 56 years, Diamonds at cost‘at Golden’s. Now Box 355. 814-tf is your chance for a bargain. ° tf line of Tam now in a position to undersell A Young Prince ae wand ole and plaeloght the ‘palate than our rich, pure and delicious Ice Cream, flavored with pure fruit juices and — Couldn't be re heal The Latest In Millinery! MISs E. ~HOEBFT, Having returned from San Francisco, where she purchased a fine Patterns and Walking Shapes, MILLINERY. The public is invited to call and inspect stock. fire and notified Mrs,Sukeforth who/. ' WINE. VINEGAR, 46 CENTS A GALLON, ISOARD’S, Broad St. Dr. La Rue’s . . Gough Gure For recent and chronic__—-_: ~.Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma For sale and guar_ Pleasant, safe and prompt. -anteed by ae DICKERMAN with a feast that 'ul_ and nourishing, or Viton yan want to onjor & troat ‘bring Sout a ¥ cae dan. iy . or ae ba girl and Bog Fe give the verdict on it. FOLEY’S Ice Cream Parlors, 13 Commercial Street. We are showing an abundance of artistic and “snappy” effects in READY-TO-WEAR HATS AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS . All of assured quality and price, "MAIN STREET, 7 NEVADA CITY all competitors in any line of To Make Ro OOIOORIONIORK NOIOKAAAHIOK om FORIOKK for Other Goods FORO OIRO OKAIIOR Art Matting, 22%c per Brussels, ranging from For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stook of Carpets at Wholesale Prices Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: 3-ply, 67%c and 75c¢ per{yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. Rangpurs, 30c per yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 1 %c to-30c per yd ;Snell & Fleming. RICHI ARH HT HH AHA IHIIIIOIOIOK yard. 6oc to 75c per yard. Ne Se 2 , a hy Ne MeN ME Me Mh Ste Me MeN Se SMe Slo Mle Me Mle te M2MLMNe s HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, -Picwy MBINTS Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel we wt Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron War GEO. 2 a TURNER, Pine Street, ‘Nevata th HIRE’S ROOT . St. Helena Sanitarium Pee Beare Health Foods: == Nut Butter, 25 cents per can. Nucose, 25 cents per can. Granola, 2 packages 25 cents. Granola Flakes, 15 cents. Granola Biscuit, 15 cents. 2 lb Caramel Cereal, 25 cents. a s “15 cents. Graham{Sticks, 15 cents.’ Whole Wheat Sticks, 15 cents. Fruit Sticks, 20 cents. <“§ Graham Crackers, 15 cents. Oat Meal Crackers, 15 cents. Jackson's Beehive Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. BEER Just Arriwed. Hing Sweet Pickles.in Bulk Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk . Heing Chow Chow. Heinz Chutney Heinz’s Beans in Cans ~ Heing Custard Heinz Preserved Sivivinrriat Heinz Preserved Raspberries ~P.G. SCADDEN Commercial Street. nena eCalfornia Frut in Jars! Van Camp’s Pork.and Beans .“sc “ a a ' rb. 10¢ 2lIbs 20c * Bist 25¢ “ “ «“ ea Hire’s Carbonate, Koot Beer in Pint Botties Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ BACH. CHAS. . HAS. E. MULLOY, ' Broad Street. 3 Whole, Sliced and Grated Pineappia PIONEER —— } iY bi q

eee R MATCH, ods & Girl 44 Tan” 58. ae: Robert Green . yesterday called oe of those makes him hap is—that of aniting natrimory a blush. © robed himself j,. rT early in the day . parties, Joseph, A. Gumore, boti, red promptly at ‘ble and Thomas attending couple, y had been per) judge gave the y rejoicing, ative of Penngyl's, while his bride , daughter of Mr. more of Indian ——_— Cream. the candy mer. advertisement in ition {o the fact est ice Cream in . take your best s girl to _ esplate. Mh 8 Ss. here, me of f you @ . © @o , dress first SeeOCOCCEEseoeeooesooeS ils . new. 3-lb. -tarned from San Francisco. anes . ing from a trip to the lakes. re] Something New ‘Bary Day..~ PERSONAL AL OUTER, oo ks st Vintons. “Dally Chronic ofthe D Doings of Both ona] #2 Lite eer se Ses Pong het and Young: Tailor made sults at Snell and f'leming’s. . J. W. Barnes of Sacramento arrived tt. Foley's. Oo. K, Cloudman was over from You 3 Es yesterday. 5 Pig’s tt-two cans tor 25 conte ohn Spaulding came tro) _ . Jackson!barn party 2 Op Seon, OO a Jewelry at cost at Golden's Jew. G. H. Scheffer came down f elry store. est City today. enaeedary For. ~ Gilt Edge Porter, and Half and aie at Tom’s Plece. a23 tf H.O. Green of S clea ie edb jaater day aftasncoe. f 2 is _ Pretty note books and colored penoils at Vinton. L. M., Crandall of Oakland is here spending a few days, Porc Pte gee a = = pee P. L. Kuster came down from the Erie-tmine ng: Grandfather’s Mush, 8 packages for 5 cents at. Wolf's, “tt J. Herzoy of San Francisco is here ape ding few days. It you want a good shine go: around to Gallagher’s stand. W.M. Williams came down from the mountains yesterday. Empty Wine and Alcobo! Barrels $ can be had at Vinton’s. Pui nit oieke pat evening . ” Call ou 4 Bebimidt Whe. pou want 1p g any:hing in the tobacco line. tf D. E. Stevens.of Sacramento came For cold storage meats go to Grissel in on the morning train. : j Chas, Hegarty Jr. cime down .from 2 predadecctbe tet acme ge 3, Moores Fiat yesterduy. Go to the Olerk’s office and register if i Dave Hyman left yesterday fore oo want to vote at. the coming elec short visit to Sacramento. Wolf carries a full line of high grade Fred Miller arrived hore a Sven-! jellies and Ataris. 2 Jars for 25 ing from San Francisco. cente. tf Charles Cleveland left yesterday for Van Camp's beets.. Ready for table, Napa on business trip. 3lb.'cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf’s, Mrs. White left yesterday for San Oash Grocer. oes Francisco to visit friends. The thermo meter registered 36 this Andy Hampel has returned from a morniog at 5 o’clock in front of the trip through the mountains. — National Hotel. Dr. O. L. Maller returied last even-. ‘The infant child ‘of Mr. end Mrs. bas. Paine died at North San Juan at 5 o’clock this morning, The funeral of Mrs. Grace White W. B. Welke left yesterday for &. took place from St. Canice church yesbusiness trip to San Francisco. terday afternoon and was largely atG. Standenberger of San Francisco tended. ‘came in on last evening’s train. The furnace for the Courthouse has visiting friends at the National Hotel. There will be heaters in each room of J. L. Chambers of Sweetweather, . the building. Nevada, came in on the morning train.) gaturday was pay-day for the emMr. and Mrs, Wm. fissher have reGeo, Hagye, who has been to San. ployes at the Cadmus and Mountaineer . committee do not desire this lost time Francisc> on a visit, returned last evenmines and considerable mouey was put ing. in circulation. Henry Weber and ©. J. Dorland of} #.D, Towle has made application in Los Angeies came in on last evening’s/the Superior Court for letters of adtrain. inistration on the estate of his sisterH. D. McCormick and Lee Sickles of . jn. law, Mrs. S. E. Towle. San Francisco are, here spending a few} At “The Grotto” at all times, you can days. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales Mrs. John Hitchens left yesterday cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is ; for San Francisvo on a visit to rela-. }) ye who never sampled their goods.tf tives. Saturday afternoon Miss Lizzie Mrs. L. Garthe retarned last night} Keenan entertained the Ladies’ Whist from a trip to.San Francisco and Au-. Oiub in a most pleasing way at tbe burn, . home of Miss Belle Douglas on Broad L. A. Garthe returned last evening . street. from a trip to San Francisco and Oak-. Yom: Kippur, the Jewish holiday land. commenced last evening at 6 o’clock Earl Gray returned yesterday morn-. and will continue till 5 p. m. Tuesday. ing from a month’s visit to San Fran-. The Hebrew stores are closed during . ©°#St 80d make San Francisco his fucisco. this time. Mrs. Frank Hitchens left this morn-. Jerry Goodwin of You Bet, is at the ing for Sierra City to. visit her old head of a company that is putting in an home. ‘fandercurrent in Greenhorn ‘canyon, Mrs. W.B Robb has returned from . near the site of the old Clipper mill. a visit to the southern part of the} Fourteen men are employed. State. B. B. Lewis came down Saturday from Alleghany and left today for San Francisco. Miss Mabel Oliver arrived from Relief Hill Saturday en route to Grass Valley. John McBean came up from Fresno on e@ Visit to his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Grissel. @. G. Gates of Alameda, who has SraTE oF Out0, Ciry oF ToLEpo pa oily on a visit, returned home Lvoas’Co nl og : Frank J. CHENEY makes oath thatMrs. H. C.ugbman, who has been to] g senior pace, of Lars te gd Mt rt Sacramento on a visit, returned here . OnmNnry & Co. oing business in ¢ e Jast evening. : City of Taledo, Oounty and i aforesaid, and that seid firm will Frank Vaughn came down from the the sum of ONE HUNDRED D 7A Plumbago mine last evening and will} LARS foreach and every case of Oareturn today. TARRH that cannot be cured by the-use T.J. Judd and H. G: Weisbud of San. %f Hatt’s Qataren Core FRANK J. CHENEY. Francisco arrived here on yesterday! gyorn to vefore me ard subscribed ‘morning’s train. in my peers, om 6th day of DeMrs. Qhas. Sherman came over from . vember, A. D. : Z North San Juan this morning and left A. W. Hoge non Pablic. for San Francisco. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken intern. Ed. Dobbie of North Bloomfield . ally, and acts directly on the blood , Came over yesterday and left thismorm-. %nd mucous surfaces of the system ing for San Francisco. Jend for testimonials, free. Chas, Skewes and E. G. Skewes of F, J. Set es & CO., Toledo, O. ‘San Francisco arrived here last even-} Sold by Druggists, 750 -ing on a business trip. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Postmaster Walter Mobley was down from North Bloomfield Saturday aud returned this morning, Mrs. Fred £. Brown, who has eae to Oakland on a visit to her parents, re“Phe best of lumber, shakes, sbingtes . darned home last evening. and everything in the balling line,— W. D. Bessie of Sacramento, who has Torle Bros. Co. tt been here working on the Court House, eo ee returned home this morning. Register Immedi ately Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grissel, who have been to San Francisco and Fresno on a visit, returned home last evening. "Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned home os Saturday evening from San Francicco, voters who have not Tees where she has been visiting relatives . tered should bear in mind Superin‘endent M. W. Math r came. that next Wednesday, Sepdown from the Plumbago mine yesterA day and left this morning for Oak'and tember 26th, is the last day L. Brassfield, who bas been workirg. OU which to register so raat to on the Floriston Paper Mills, returned . be able to vote at the election here last evening to spend the winter. Noverhber 6th.” Get a. move Mrs. A. P. Snell left Saturd. fr} . iN] I cher home at Sringfie]d, Mass., atter an . Ol! OF you will lose your vote. extended visit with her brother, B. F. Snell, ia this city. T.J. Phelan came down from Shay Will Shortly Wed. F.L. Johnson, the well-known Mary sville saloon proprietor, will be married next Thursday to Miss Maria Doyle, who has a large circle of acquaintances +in Yuba aad Nevada counties. The young lady is the sister of the wife of Councilman Baldwin of Marysville, EES eae Cof-Farin, the -great substitute for coffee, 15 cents per package. At Geo © Gaytord & Son’s tf : Delays are dangerous. The Sewer Work. “by Misses Nellie and Kate Phelan, who rates. will visit in this city for a few daye. 2 Mrs. C. Novay, who went to Truckee; Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared to attend the funeral of her brother,} fo take orders Yor connect ng sewers Fred Irish, arrived bere last evening . 4 nyone desiring work done§mmediate. and left this morning for her home at/ ty should see Jobn 8,Gregory. tf: Pleasant Valley. ‘land owneis must be settled with. It R. J. Tremaine is prepared to do all Oreek Saturday. He was accompanied kinds of sewer work at the very lowest} assist in expediting the purchase of the necessary land to enable the Government to construct its contemplated works for the. ‘betterment of the Yaba river. Asan outcome & committee has ‘. been appointed for this purpose, cor. sisting of A. C. Bingham, W. H. Parke and Wallace Dinsmore. Twenty thousand dollars was appropriated by Gongress for the purpose of purchasing the land. The works are under the supervision ‘of the California Debris Commission. The Commissioners have written to the severalland owners, asking a price at which they are willing to eell. Some answers have been received, but a great many land owners have not replied. The Committee of the Chamswers from the parties who are holding back. They have received from the Commission a map and report showing . what lands are wanted,’ what the lands are assessed for, and what prices have been submitted. TheCommittee confess that it seemed to them at first sight that the distribution of this $20,000.00 would prove a windfall to some of the land owners. But ean examination of the figures gives a different aspect to the matter. The works are very much desired by the whole community, and great benefit, directly and indirectly, is to be expected from: the construction

of the proposed works. To Marysville and all lands endangered by the river, the proposed works are of peculiar interest. Toreap the greatest benefit, the works should be constructed at once. But before this can be done the may be that the Government wouid find it to its advantage to institute suits for condemnation. But this would consume an indefinite time, and great damage to the community, might result meanwhile. ‘The outcome: of the suits would of course give the land to the government-at a price approximating its assessed. valuation. But the by reason of the delay jn condemmation proceedings. It, istheir desire that the purchases should be made at once, even if more be paid for the land. Yet the trouble arises that the prices asked would eat up the whole fand — Marysville Appeal. Ge — Heard From Again. Thomas Moran, who for many years was employed in the Transorirt office, is now with OC. 8:+Burgoyne & Oo. at) New York city, one of the largest printing houses in the Uvited States. For @ year previous he was employed on McCOlure’s Magazine. Mr. Moran writes that he-will soon return to this turehome, During his absence from here he has been quite successful. Windows, Doors, Paints. fine lumber of all description. Tow e Bros. Co. Big Sale. White Stone China Cups and Saucers..... 7cts Dinner Plates..... ines @CtS Bowls—aili kinds . .. S cis Pitchers S cts and 12 cts Breakfast Filates .. 6cts Meat Dishes. 8S cisaud 12 cts Wash Basin . 44 ets Tea Pois. ......ce0cce.. 3%cts Soap Dishes ...... Scis Tollet Set....°.. . set 1.40 Chambers ... 36cts . Wash Bow! and Pitcuer .., : set 83 cts We are Cutting Prices all to Picces During Our Big Clearance Sale, (freat American Juporting Tea (*o, Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 MillStreet, Grass Valley. ‘The Marysville Chamber of Commerce . some time ago tendered its services to ‘ber of Commerce are to try ta get ‘ant Be atu Depublioan the campaign and will address thé peo-. ple in San Francisco next Friday even-. ing, September 28tb. The Governor, placed himself in the hands of the State Centrat Committee, authorizing the committee to send him wherever it we believed he ‘could do the moet good for the patty. He will address the people of Grass Valley on Seturday evening» train will be run from this city on that evening, to. accommodate those who would like to hear the Governor. "Baseball ‘at Aubura. tween a nine from Nevada one: from Auburn, resulted in defeat of the Nevadans. At the olése of the seventh inning the score stood 6 to 6, but the Nevadans went to Piano Tuning and and Repairing, the habit of working. Others will please leave orders at the Post. office, Soa bliss Hk Ge oto the . morning e fire slatm was sc unded from box 86 on Nevada street. It was occasioned by the burning of the residence of L. M. Sukeforth. John Dunster was pa-sing by and. observed the wasironing. W. White turned in the alarm. When Mrs. Sukeforth went rout the whole ‘roof was §afire. The firemen responded quickly anda ‘October 6th, and we presume a special . pianoand most of the furniture was. saved: It is supposed to have started from a defective tin chimney. The second story and back part of the house were destroyed, and the first floor was flooded with water. The loss is about $2500, with an insurance of The me of baseball at Auburn yes$2000in the Royal Exchange wemenes. W.D. Vinton, eayat. Death of John J. J. Langman. About midmight on Saturday John J. pieces and the game was won by the Langman, an old resident of. this city, Auburns by. a score of 15to6. The passed away at his home on Pine street, boys returned home this morning at 4 after an illness of but a few days with o'clock and — having had a good . typhoid fever, Jack was a mau whom time. his friends took pleasure in associating with. Hewasa miner by occupation. He leaves a wife, five sous and three G. W. Benneit is in } Nevada City and . daughters to mourn-his loss. He wis will call upon those for whom ‘he is in. a native of England and aged 56 years, Diamonds at cost‘at Golden’s. Now Box 355. 814-tf is your chance for a bargain. ° tf line of Tam now in a position to undersell A Young Prince ae wand ole and plaeloght the ‘palate than our rich, pure and delicious Ice Cream, flavored with pure fruit juices and — Couldn't be re heal The Latest In Millinery! MISs E. ~HOEBFT, Having returned from San Francisco, where she purchased a fine Patterns and Walking Shapes, MILLINERY. The public is invited to call and inspect stock. fire and notified Mrs,Sukeforth who/. ' WINE. VINEGAR, 46 CENTS A GALLON, ISOARD’S, Broad St. Dr. La Rue’s . . Gough Gure For recent and chronic__—-_: ~.Coughs and Colds Bronchitis and Asthma For sale and guar_ Pleasant, safe and prompt. -anteed by ae DICKERMAN with a feast that 'ul_ and nourishing, or Viton yan want to onjor & troat ‘bring Sout a ¥ cae dan. iy . or ae ba girl and Bog Fe give the verdict on it. FOLEY’S Ice Cream Parlors, 13 Commercial Street. We are showing an abundance of artistic and “snappy” effects in READY-TO-WEAR HATS AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS .. All of assured quality and price, "MAIN STREET, 7 NEVADA CITY all competitors in any line of To Make Ro OOIOORIONIORK NOIOKAAAHIOK om FORIOKK for Other Goods FORO OIRO OKAIIOR Art Matting, 22%c per Brussels, ranging from For the next 30 days we will sell our entire stook of Carpets at Wholesale Prices Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: 3-ply, 67%c and 75c¢ per{yard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. Rangpurs, 30c per yard. Pro Brussels, 36 inches wide, 65¢ per yard. Straw Art Matting, from 1 %c to-30c per yd ;Snell & Fleming. RICHI ARH HT HH AHA IHIIIIOIOIOK yard. 6oc to 75c per yard. Ne Se 2 , a hy Ne MeN ME Me Mh Ste Me MeN Se SMe Slo Mle Me Mle te M2MLMNe s HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, -Picwy MBINTS Paints and Oils, House Furnishing Goods, Iron and Steel we wt Doors, Windows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Iron War GEO. 2 a TURNER, Pine Street, ‘Nevata th HIRE’S ROOT . St. Helena Sanitarium Pee Beare Health Foods: == Nut Butter, 25 cents per can. Nucose, 25 cents per can. Granola, 2 packages 25 cents. Granola Flakes, 15 cents. Granola Biscuit, 15 cents. 2 lb Caramel Cereal, 25 cents. a s “15 cents. Graham{Sticks, 15 cents.’ Whole Wheat Sticks, 15 cents. Fruit Sticks, 20 cents. <“§ Graham Crackers, 15 cents. Oat Meal Crackers, 15 cents. Jackson's Beehive Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. BEER Just Arriwed. Hing Sweet Pickles.in Bulk Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk . Heing Chow Chow. Heinz Chutney Heinz’s Beans in Cans ~ Heing Custard Heinz Preserved Sivivinrriat Heinz Preserved Raspberries ~P.G. SCADDEN Commercial Street. nena eCalfornia Frut in Jars! Van Camp’s Pork.and Beans .“sc “ a a ' rb. 10¢ 2lIbs 20c * Bist 25¢ “ “ «“ ea Hire’s Carbonate, Koot Beer in Pint Botties Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ BACH. CHAS. . HAS. E. MULLOY, ' Broad Street. 3 Whole, Sliced and Grated Pineappia PIONEER —— } iY bi q