September 26, 1895 (4 pages)

_ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S . ee nvairstrecrcaceerenies ppEaeneamenomed aS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860., Nevads City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Sven Pay Except Sundays cotb 1 Holidays SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, sixty Centsa Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. THURSDAY...SEPT. 26, 1895. Summarized : Mention of Minor Home : Happenings. = Ice cream soda at Foley's is just the article during these warm days. The outlook at the Odin mine continues to look very bright. The steam wood sawing machine has thrown many a poor devil out of a job this season. : The changes in business houses and private residences next spring will be very, numerous if talk goes for anything. The sale of fall goodsis not rushing just now. People are putting on their summer clothing again. Allen’s new two-story building in front of the Union Hotel is progréssing finely. It will be completed some time next month, Geo. D. Buckley is pushing the work on the stable which he is building near the ‘Main street bridge for Gus Koppe. -The Harmony is still in-rich' gravel. The clean-up this month is sure to be big and “then the stockholders will get their. first dividend. A gentleman who arrived here from San Francisco this morning says it is Hotter than h— down there. He won't think so when he arrives at the latter place. The Miners’ Union of this city will hold a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Sophia F. Durno, wife of W. C, Durno, formerly of Truckee, died at Marysville Tuesday morning. Deceased had been an invalid for the past six years. : The town of Haywards has been decided upon as the meeting place of thé next Grand Council of the Young Men’s Intstitute. A traveling medicine company, with variety-performance attachment, will occupy the Theatre about the.9th of next month. The weather continnes to be lovely, and we are praying that it will continue the same for a few weeks longer. Yesterday afternon Adam Craig fell fronr J. J. Ott’s building, where he was engaged in laying-a corrugated iron roof, One or two of his ribs were broken by the fall. All of the clothing and dry goods mer_ chants are getting in large stocks of goods this fall. _. Mrs. Rosevere of Ormonde has purchased the residence Jerome Cook on Water “street and wall reside here in the future. Prof, Michell’s dancing class for ladieg and gentlemen meets at Odd Fellows banquet hall every Wednesday evening. Children’s class Saturday afternoon, Soiree Saturday evening. Ss ‘“‘The mountains is the place to live,” marked a visitor the other day ‘who spent the greater portion of his life in the valley portion of the State. He was de—‘ _ lighted with the fresh air and the good water that is found in nearly every part ot Nevada.ccounty. of re hag + 2 @e oARTHUR MEYER’S ASSASSIN. Sheriff Douglass Will Go to Oroville Tomorrow After the Accused. Sheriff Douglass this afternoon swore to a complaint charging Tom: Laughty with the murder of Arthur Meyer, who was shot and killed about three miles from this city on the 30th of October, 1894. Laughty is now in the Butte county jail, at Oroville, serving a term for larceny, of which he was convicted about three months ago. It will be remembered that Laughty told a fellow prisoner that he killed~Meyer, the ‘driver of the Bloomtield stage, and also that he was heard to make a confession of the crime while talking in his sleep, addition to this the officers say they have other » dumaging evidence against Laughty, and fee] confident of making out a strong case They are satisfied that he is the guilty party, and think there will be no trouble in fastening the crime upon him. Laughty is an ex-convict and is regarded as a desperate man. Sheriff Douglass goes to Oroville tomorrow and expects to return here with the prisoner Saturday night. Itis to be hoped that the right man has been yun down and that if proven guilty he will receive the z puvishment which the enormity of the crime warrants. —— --~ 06s _Mine Flooded. In for the prosecution, About seven o'clock last evening the East Harmony mine becwne flooded. The water has been backing up in the mine for thzee or four months, and last evening the miners cut through and the water soon flooded the main tunnel and drifts, compelling the men to quit work. Itis thought the mine will be pumped out tonight, so that work may be resumed tomorrow. 9 + +e Struck a Rich Ledge. C. O. Jépson and Alex. Rauch, of Relief A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, on a soliciting trip. visiting the family of-J. E. Carr. tains, last evening. PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. J, A. Lipman is down from Maybert. Ed. Lynn of Sacramento is in town again. Max Isoard went to Graniteville today Miss Lillie Joyce of Allison Ranch is John Spaulding is back from the mounE. B. Kimball of Haywards was in town Chas. Uren returned last evening from Forbestown. Theo. Wetzel came down from Bloomfield today. E. Tompkins came Hill today. Henry ‘Ambrose of Pioche, down «from Relief Nev., is in town. . ; J. Fisk came down from Washington today. Col. I. N. Taylor came down from the Plumbago mine today. = Geo. McCullough came over from San Juan today. é 5 I ge oh at came ore from Relief ce today. =." Miss Alice Collins of Grass Valley visited this city for a short time last evening. Arthur Whittierfreturned this morning from a month’s visit to Campbell Springs. J. F. Stranahan hag received a contract to repair Trinity Episcopal Church. Mrs. Cummings and children of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco last. night. ‘Mrs. A. Isoard returned home last evening after visiting at Oakland for some time. Rev. C. F. Winthrow and wife arrived here last evening on their way to Downieville. < Miss: Hattie Wagoner of San Francisco, who has been visiting Mrs. James Foley, left today for Marysville. Mrs. S. E. Whittier, Mrs. C. A, Bennett and Mrs. visiting this city. C. W. Knauth and family [ree mine came down today on their way Colgove, of San Francisco, are of the Oak below. AH, for British Columbia, where he will be emTurner of Hunt's Hill left today ployed in the mines of the Cariboo district. Public Administrator Ed Schmidt went to Mooney Flat today to settle‘ up the estate of W. Chas. McIver came down yesterday from Gold Valley, where he is interested in minR. Crouch, deceased. ing property, en route to his home in Santa Clara county. Mrs. J. F. winkel, of San Francisco, are here visiting Mrs. G. von Schmidtburg. Mrs. Bullwinkel was formerly Mrs. Wm. H. Davidson, Mrs. W. H. Crawford, Lester & Crawford, will go to San Francisco Saturday to purchase a fine stock of goods for the falland winter trade, Their milliSan Franciseo next ae Bollwinke] and Miss Bullof the firm ner will arrive from Tuesday, October Ist. Willard P. Calkins, lican, and Dr. David here today from Truckee. Tonight they will join Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, that being the especial obtect of me visit. : + *@e+ BY TELEPHONE, editor of the RepubShoemaker arrived 4°0'clock This Afternoon. J. D. Hague has assumed control of the Seadden Flat mine. At a meeting held in Grass Valleyyesterday_afternoon the _following Directors were elected: J. D, Hague, President; J. IT. Morgan, President; Clinch, P. Searls, Vice Secretary; C. E. R, Robert, \ fault thereof to go to days, Crase beat William Pierce. also fined $12 for disturbing the peace; county jail today for eighty-seven days. Nevada Commandery, Knight Templas, in conferring the Red Cross degree. Allred Hocking of Oakland gave a spiritual seance at the Holbrook House last evening. the medium have been the subject of conThe tests and, manifestatioas given by versation today among those who were present. Attorney C, W. Kitts left this morning for Sacramento and San Francisco, on legal business. SET + -0@e + To prevent the hardening of the subcutaneous tissues of the scalp and the obliteration of the hair follicles, which cause baldness, use Hall’s Hair Renewer. + *@e + Candidates for Postmaster. The‘following persons are candidates for appointment as Postmaster at this city: Frank Thos, C. Moran, Norval Donglass and Moses Bates. The last named gentleman has been for a number of years Power, past a resident of Eureka township, and was for quite awhile stationed at Bowman's Hill, who have been prospecting at Gold Canyon, near the Middle Yuba river, for some time past, struck a splendid ledge of quartz a few days ago, The ore is full of free gold and the ledge is of good size. The strike is the richest ever made in that section, and is thought Ly some to be a pocket. Some yesrs ago the-late D. R. McKillican owned and operated a mine in the same locality, from which considerable very rich tock was taken, but after working the : mine for some tinie he gave it up, the pay. ing quartz being found only in pockets, ry Dam. come here a few of Pi stmaster Calkins, the bent, expires January 31, + *@eA Noted Parisian. He now resides in this city, having months ago, The term present incum1806, J. H: Coughlin and wife of Grass Valley month, were visiting friends inthis city last evenrenee —— ing. “That’s what draws in Nevada City, paper is corisidérably off when it says the TRANSCRIPT sizes up the intellect of this of The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to Treasurer; Fred Thomas Marshall,. Last evening Justice Paynter sentenced Robert Crase to pay a fine of $75 or in dejail for seventy-five This penalty was imposed because Crase was He could not pay the fines and was sent to the A delegation of ten or twelve members of will go to Nevada City this evening to assist QUESTION OF TASTE, The Kind of Shows That Take Well im) Nevada City. The above we copy from the Union, That city. We do nothing of the sort;the people size up their own intellects and we simply chronicle.the fact, It is.a notorious fact that if an intelligent man or woman should advertise to speak upon any subject ‘at the Theater, empty benches would predominate. On the other hand, ‘post bills around the town that a ‘woman is going to. show her legs at the Theater; or advertise a show, ‘‘no ladies admitted;” asses through the streets, These are cold facts, or parade a_few dogs or jackand a big crowd is assured. and no one will gainsay it, if they are truth-telling people. We believe in ‘‘speakin’ right out in mevtin’,”’ with the hope that the masses, , realizing their depraved tastes, will turn therefrom and encourage by their presence all that is good: and elevating. We would. by far prefer saying that the tastes of our people are reverse from the above, but we recall to mind the fate of Annanias and’ Scand must record the trath. + e@e + -~* Very Rich. A very rich pocket. was struck a few days ago ih the Trevaskis mine on Red Hill, From two pans of the ore, which consists of phia, a iron oxide-mixed with quartz, about $40 or $50 in gold was obtained. Captain Pryer, who represents the Scotch company that lias arranged to take this mine, left today for Idaho, on mining business. H¢é carried with him.a smal] bottle containing about $20 of the gold in its natural state, it came from the mine. Although the mine is what is known as a pocket ledge, Captain just as Lire. I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated syste? I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver ov kidney trouble it excels. Sold by Carr Bros. + *@e+ Ir You are weak and worn out, or. have that'tired feeling Hood’s Sarzaparilla is just the medicine to restore your strength and give you a good appetite. Hood's makes pure blood. Price 75 cts. 8 caiman For a dinner pill and general family ca thartic we confidently recomnicnd Hoop Pius. : the Leader Millinery. That is the t'tle we started\om to deserve and are bound toa majntain. Lucien Martin de French mining man whose home is in Paris, is Visiting this city as the guest of Superintendent Fred’ Zeitler of the Champion mine. Today He was shown all around that property, bothunderground and on the surface, Miirat, ‘a prominent Leaders in Quality. Leaders in Style. Leaders in Price, Aad our success shows that we are justified in € aiming a fairshare of these qualities. 4 glance at our-beautiful new Fall Stock of MIL'TNERY willshow what we have again done . to deserve our hardwon title. You are always welcome. Could Not See the Joke. The Transcripr facetiously remarked the other day that the instructions of the State Board of Health about taking precantions to prevent cholera were applicable to all places except Nevada City. The Unior contrasts our remarks on this subject with A dog os aad show wil Re here next] hose of an esteemed cotemporary, . The we LRANSCRIPT editor sizes UP} yy i the intellect of the city by remarking: Union’s editor could not see the joke. If he will refer to the ‘Transcrier of about two weeks ago he will find’ that we stated, in unmistakable terms, that the streets of this city were the filthiest of any in the State. Anyone familiar with the sanitary condition of our town could ‘see that the last item was a josh. +9 ee Board of euuation: Last evening the City Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting, all the members being present. The following bills were allowed: George E. Turner,’ mdse, and labor, $50.86; Rosenberg Bros., mdse., $2.82. The report of Principal O'Neill for the number of pupils enrolled September 24th was 563, The matter of promotion ard arrangement of classes was referred to the Classifica Jommittee, : —deee. : No. id, 7 That is the nuntber that won the $5 hat at Mrs. Mariou’s grand millinery opening yesterday. If the persoh holding that num-er-wittealtatthe store she can get her prize, “&"Goob Appetrre and refreshing sleep at this season’ indicate a condition ef bodily health. These are given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, It makes pure blood and good health follows. Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable, harmless, effective, do not pain or gripe. eae ees A Household Treasure. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has almonth of, September showed that the total. Mixed Up. Our telephonic report of the rows, that securred in Grass Valley the other day was somewhat mixed, and we attribute the fact to the ‘‘cross talk” over the wires. It was. Robert Crase, and not the man named O’ Malley, who.assaultéd and beat William Pierce. Mr, O’Malley had nothing to do with this affair. He was in Beach’s saloon on Mill street when a named Burns drew a knife and began slashing at him and . one Kennedy, cutting the latter. counts for his name getting into the papers, and the crossing of the wires caused it to get in the wrong place. We learn that Mr. O'Malley is a peaceable citizen, and we regret that the mistake occurred, man This ac+ 2@ePa OF Luetje killed a large rattlemake to~ out near Round Mountain. The reptile had eight or ten rattles. e+e Geo --— Death From Paralysis. John Ely, for many years a_ resident of Washington, where he.was for a long time Justice of the Peace, died at the County Hospital yesterday, death resulting from paralysis, Deceased was a native of Ohio, aged sev enty years. — + 00+ Ayer's Hair Vigor promotes the growth and improves the beauty of the hair. preparation stimulates the roots of the hair, cleanses’the scalp, prevents the accumulation of dandruff and restores to.faded and gray hair its original color. + *@e + ae Nice Articles. Sweet Pickles, Chow Chow and Olives in bulk, at Wolf’s grocery store. 22 ane pone An Occupation that Everybody Should be Engaged in all the Time. Few people realize how much we can do in warding off that grim monster, death. Our days are not “numbered’’—we Cannot determine the number ourselves, but we can add or subtract from it. We are continually though unconsciously =OF=-— EA. MOORE, Is Now Open for Business. x OS Se : All of the VeryLatest Style Instruments have been procured for this: first-class Photographic Gallery of any other establishment in the State, and prices as low as the lowest. Special attention given to taking views of every kind, “ By giving complete satisfactionand prompthess in the work I hope to re_*MRS. 1. MARION, Proprietress. ceive a share ef the publie patromage. s In the New Building. on York Street, And work turned out will be equal to that This Hardwood sh, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 -Ger— man bevel glass as shown in upper left hand -corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,56. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $16. Washstand $3Chairs. 75 cents each. Rockér $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. Jobn Breuner 604+606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO rvvvvvvvvnnvnnnnnnvnnnovnnnnnnanonenenn AND ALL Chronic and Nervous Disorders, HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dra. Starkey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGN@rIZED; nnd the compound is so condensed -and made portable that itis sent all over the worli ‘ It bas been in use for more than twenty years thoussnds of paticnts have been treated, and over one thousand physicians have us d it, and recomnmended it—a very significant fact. It dees not act as/most drugs do, by creating anotherailment, and beneflitting one organ at thefex pense of another, often requiring a second course to eradicate t-e evil effects of the —firsi, but Compeund Oxyyen is. a revitalizer, renewing, strengthening, mvigorating the whole body : These statements are confirmed by nun testimonials, published in our book ocf200 only with the xpress p srmission of the patie their names and addresses are given, and you ean referto them for further informa ion, The xreut success of our taeatment has given rise to a host of imitators, unse rupulous persons’ some calling their preparations Compoupd Oxygen, often a propriating our testimonitds apd the names of our patients. to recommend worthless concoctio s,. But any subst ance made elsewhere or by others, a:d called. Cém’ pound Oxygen isspurious, “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF’ ACTION AND-RESULTS,”’ is the title of a new book of 209 pages, published by Drs, Starkey & Palen, whicng.ves to all enquirers full infor. miation as to this remarkable Curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians. Wil] be Prous ui } Py ml From now on l ain prepared to sell good ‘building lumber at S13 PER THOUSAND FEET. Rustic, Flooring and Finishing Lumber, S20 PER THOUSAN AGF Kor large orders the prices will be STILL LOWER. Lumber delivered at any reasonable distance from town. “Orders‘may be leit at maied!F REE to any address on applic ation, { Advertising Medium = 72. the City. All orders filled from the mill, \-ALIC# WOss. ———————_—_——_——_———=—=— SSE NO BETTER a Than the Daily Transcript. ; Bee : ways found the very best, results follow. its Pryor is of the opinion that it will develop . use ; that he would not be without it; if proa ps hae yl aes shorten our life by hours % Se into a permanent and regular paying prop-. curable. G. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, We work too lohg, too hard; we eat food . G RAN D OPEN . NG s erty. N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery . unsuited to us, too much or not enough; . Ke Sai ees ee is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that . We overstrain certain muscles, limbs, senses s Sah Do So at 2nce. he has used it in his family for eight years, . °T pros vs es others remain unused and x : Ko comet and it has never failed to do ‘all that is soak age rae Sees ee oe cee ees 4 Si a : : . clued for ih Why not kya xemedy do sessive heat or cold; to-impure air; we . > ee W. F. Englebright, Secretary of the Nei ied A : nf Tri y b f y squander our vitality. 4) ; el vada County Miners Association, desires Sng nies Ba Vester z i ottle . ree at) True, with most people these things are . 3 : j j : 2 . . Carr Bros. sh Store. z thé necessary consequences of the struggle . 3; i fe Be that all delegates who have been selected + $9ofor existence. It is to the millions who cs We . A BB . Vo ea to represent this county in the State Miners Table of Distance from Nevada City . cannct continually think of their health . 5% SL ‘ P fact 5 in Sant Francisc that this is addressed; it is to them that . % ay ie Convention, which meets. tn San. rancisco and Fare. Peruyian Bitters is recommended. % : le on the 14th of October, send in their acoe With them Peruvian Bitters is to the . See ie t deotivati ee ane Fee deci =e body what oil is to machinery; it keeps . '’s SZ Cop ianes OF CeCna1OH ay Cee pee Se se FARE. . the entire system so toned that it: works = sirotts that a full delegation be present, and alae settee i pee t ences with the least possible friction and waste . 32; ™“ YT ~ % Re ‘ Week a ». Girchville..4. DR! We cates vis sbies ain Wea ee of vitality, witn greatest power of resist‘ : ies a certitied list be uk to the ECISUREY of Bowman's Dam, .80) 0. cecstctiswceucss ance to the germs of disease. Peruvian . 5%’ os \ < ise the State Association as soon as?possible. Camptonville.. 23 Stage $3 50] Bitters is an infailible tonic, which, when 5 S. es — + oOo — Cherokee 12} “ 9 93 . vitality has been reduced by poor digestion, . *s Wes Another One. Comba Hill. : "134 qe 2 50 overwork, sickness, trouble—puts the vari. * : ie Colfax a 16 @a Se + on . ous functions in such normal c ondition that . ’ ea ; : : i= Db Gar ae esters Cee ated ay era rr 25 . , ¢ +e 5 \% A new whist club is talked of in this city, (2 20 Railroad 2 95 rebel Capes eiatey. meaty wee OY : an ’ 4) to be run in the winter time only. No! Dutch Flat...17 Stage.. 2.50] Mack & Co., San Francisco, All drug. % The Leading othiey f) evada ity Sal high-toned refreshments are to be allowed, . Downieville..44 Sf eens 7 50 . gists and dealers. of J e . 2 : epee. ” . Edwards Bridge. 7 we 1 00 a y 2 such as turkey, chicken, Eastern. oysters, Forest City “" 39 res ee 7 00 a : “. ice cream, coffee, beer or liquors of any] French Corral..18% * eee oe ee = ea eae Sc : Fas just received his first stock of eI kind. We presume such a club will be Franiteville,.. 28 Stage.. 4 00 Order o Show cakes. eG Fall ClotRing Nothing equalled it Kil easily fotmed, but, Oh, Lord ! just think of coca tees ns tans “. se tic Baise Saeed toe ee Cc ke 3 es 2 b fs . G Sa ‘ ri 2) DED ee OS ettemea nae ecw grote 2 N the Superior Court in ant r the Cc y . is ver receive » aa) 3 I it—canned goods for refreshments. at midI ie ve ' 108 Wo 1 Bb of Nevada, State of California. > oN er received here elore. 7O anc e 4 Vee yay 13 a of Elizabett o $ ~HAr ee > > ieac or < i night. Mawes Wak ot So ee ee ee inspect the Goods—the prices are all + ree s ich Nh eee eC) v @ 4 ‘ . De N. Bloomfield, .1 Cf MU et 2 50. It appears to this Court from the petition this . . \%! eioht—_v ; , say KS At One Time iffectiv e. N San Juan He “ 9 oe day presented and filed by J. S. Langdon, the . ,% right you WwW ill surely say. ih On ee ee tes 90 Fre ees 00 peep sedan of the estate of ®lizabeth Lang. HI : 4 he kn WOE a cw! ee le rs 3 00] don deceased, praying for an ort of sale of} t, i) The boys around town think the curfew Purdon Bridge auetee 64 “ 1 00 carton real pho belonging the estate . said} ,% . lL i a i jus sive a jok sie ‘ = On deceased and that it is necessary ine order for > % bell is rung “ night just to give a job to Relief Poise 18 NC vanes 2 50. the payment of the debts of sad estate that Corner Broad and Pine Streets. s some one, The boys say it isa back num-. Rough & Ready. 8 Yan rines 1 00} such real estate should be sold. Sar a 4 anti : ; ie Sierra City: .°. 2. 56 « . 9 00 Jt is hereby ordered, that all persons interestGer and pay no attention to it, We can Seis 19 = es ed in the said estate, appeat before this Court remember when the tapping of that’ bell Spenceville Gees 20 pps Ue fon tid A ‘ ob e Ly of or tobe r, 389%. oat 19 : Spe Re eta ere Ug arpa aece +. . o'clock A. M., at the Court Room of this Court, caused a stampede of the young hoodlums. Sacramento..76 Railroad 4 30] at the Court House in the Couxuty of Nevada, to their respective homes. Yes, yes, but. San Francisco,.,160 ia ad 6 75 ee ee RT ees ate ge phe ~ . that was a Jong; long time ago, = Drucke@ 2. 5. se.s-5. tS ev asks . 5 50 estate: pa eS aries vel ig 2 Sues oe dul ES Ve PEEING gaa eer oan eee faahi ( : 5 ) cop OK se VAN ZESIZNIA ses! RVR ARES ZIN ZEN ARSIEEN ZN NZS ZEN ZEN ZEN oy. MZ Se sibtges y pabasten ere fe ce. ieee: : MS a eblthan an Te ee ee : neck creer ieee 7S) is sks “AS % YOU AS ASAP AS AS AS AS AS Al Al SAS 78 IIR PS ais aS Would Be a Good Selection. SE eA Ue cee EE eae + 1 OW . cessive weeks before the said day of hearing, Se e se in the Nevada City DatLy Tr ANSO RIPT, & Ky Want a Sut ? a i j ; ae TS newspaper printed anc publishec in ‘said = be Hon. Robert McMurray is mentioned in County of Nevada, : “aS . ar San Francisco in connection with the. PresiDated Sept. 19th, 1895, SK Nz = zi ; ee zs = JOHN CALDWELL y 4G dency of the State Miners’ Association. Dyspepsia Cured fue Judge of the espero 3% W O Th t Fi = A A better man for the position could not be fe ue F. F. SIMONDS, Atty. se ant ne : a its cs found in the State, and there is no one who ade ~~ Bee Reet 8 pteet SUS rer itl) = = aS. ar 5; ’ s Dyspepsia. Three. bottles of Hood's SarsaSe bd 3% would be more acceptable to the miners of — parilla have perD s Sst k & P 1 wy We Make Em “ie Nevad ty, and, we believe, of all tt fectly curedh FS: Btney alen’s) sv we Sven Coun y; wns we believe, of a 1€ ect y cured her. “@* Out of as fine a line of the very latest goods made, Every Piece a Novelt ay the ing countie At times’ the ; ane S y: other mine dust counties, lightest food : : we. Costs no-more than you are pay ing for ill-fitting, inferior stuff, -if you know aS -—+ +@e + a te j pee her terribly, A M O R I 2 . SON Is now at work in: his new: shop,on Broa le ® fl . . ta at 4 2 Ped It is said that Thamas Sherwood, editor ad a + a} Street, two-doors below National Hotel. se » De aaa 3 ae : sleep and had AS a of the Democrat, will deliver a temperance drendtiul alo Im RN NNN RNY [EES ZS TESS CESSES ISICES CRS IN SINR VAN NN Ks lecture at-the editors’ conclave to be held in headaches. She : : AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AP Al AY AS GIP AS AS US GS AS AS WS AS AS “AS SAS AN ais Marysville on the 7th of October. We tried different 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. wns SSS ee a LN know of no man in the State more compemedicines, but + %¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ eM MM MH HM HH HY RH RH % a ae oe er a tent to handle.the subject than. Tom, and nae ea eubo se oe s = z 6 8 Ba ies aarss ne : : ~ good. At last . * it will be another case where preaching and = Pecdanarene. Beautiful Suitin S and Overeoats @ practice are at outs. rilla was recomFOR ; : J ‘ ? . gr = — 2st S mended and two ae ; ituation lanted. d . o bottles gave re~ } \ 5 Mre, Otis Merritt Hef — made her Consumption, FOR MEN S WEAR. ~e@impe A young lady of considerable experience] perfeetly well. She is not now troubled Bronchitis, i PERFECT ’ [have an extensive line of imported and: domestic . wishes a situation to do general house work, DJ Garcas = clotlis for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘Sunday Xa ferancea from excellent families furnished. . Flood Ss Ss Dysentery, “PIT Sel Suit. Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest ee parilla ‘ashipn, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices T he: Fast of Y Yom Kippur. Catarrh, GUARANTEED. ~~ me ‘ge orably with ‘‘store” overcoats, Come bt liert eg daleaindlning any sick Asthma and_see them The celebration of Yom Kippur by the. '@#daches , ee se] iS : : PE : ¥ nor bad feelHayferver => \ Hebrew residents of this city, will comHNes, can Be : B ae : learti anc : . mence at sunset next Friday evening, at. sleep fect ® + GyOOO88O6O0O8 Debility, » BE. E. DU LAC, Merchant . ailor which time the stores will be closed, and. O78 MERRITT, Addison, Maine. deck e4 not opened until after sunset on Saturday Hood’s Puls are mild and gentle, Reaves, ¢* Commjere 1a Street,2in§Transcript Block. . night, This is the great Jewish fast. of. the . ssi ign : Rheumatism, % % ¥ MRM HH H se % 4% ¥ x * es * * _* ¥ 3 ‘ * = ca xe year. Th N Neuralgia, = ee = Sort 4 Oe ; 3 Mrs. T, S.° Hawkins, Chattanooga, ¢ eW Photo Gallery Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘saveD MY res : ° yard. on the lower Grass Valley road, or ats Shurtleff’ & Son’s, Plaza Store, in Nevada u fen (ee dai ma Ny) the Cal ney \]

_ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S . ee nvairstrecrcaceerenies ppEaeneamenomed aS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6. 1860., Nevads City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Sven Pay Except Sundays cotb 1 Holidays SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, sixty Centsa Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. THURSDAY.....SEPT. 26, 1895. Summarized : Mention of Minor Home : Happenings. = Ice cream soda at Foley's is just the article during these warm days. The outlook at the Odin mine continues to look very bright. The steam wood sawing machine has thrown many a poor devil out of a job this season. : The changes in business houses and private residences next spring will be very, numerous if talk goes for anything. The sale of fall goodsis not rushing just now. People are putting on their summer clothing again. Allen’s new two-story building in front of the Union Hotel is progréssing finely. It will be completed some time next month, Geo. D. Buckley is pushing the work on the stable which he is building near the ‘Main street bridge for Gus Koppe. -The Harmony is still in-rich' gravel. The clean-up this month is sure to be big and “then the stockholders will get their. first dividend. A gentleman who arrived here from San Francisco this morning says it is Hotter than h— down there. He won't think so when he arrives at the latter place. The Miners’ Union of this city will hold a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Sophia F. Durno, wife of W. C, Durno, formerly of Truckee, died at Marysville Tuesday morning. Deceased had been an invalid for the past six years. : The town of Haywards has been decided upon as the meeting place of thé next Grand Council of the Young Men’s Intstitute. A traveling medicine company, with variety-performance attachment, will occupy the Theatre about the.9th of next month. The weather continnes to be lovely, and we are praying that it will continue the same for a few weeks longer. Yesterday afternon Adam Craig fell fronr J. J. Ott’s building, where he was engaged in laying-a corrugated iron roof, One or two of his ribs were broken by the fall. All of the clothing and dry goods mer_ chants are getting in large stocks of goods this fall. _. Mrs. Rosevere of Ormonde has purchased the residence Jerome Cook on Water “street and wall reside here in the future. Prof, Michell’s dancing class for ladieg and gentlemen meets at Odd Fellows banquet hall every Wednesday evening. Children’s class Saturday afternoon, Soiree Saturday evening. Ss ‘“‘The mountains is the place to live,” marked a visitor the other day ‘who spent the greater portion of his life in the valley portion of the State. He was de—‘ _ lighted with the fresh air and the good water that is found in nearly every part ot Nevada.ccounty. of re hag + 2 @e oARTHUR MEYER’S ASSASSIN. Sheriff Douglass Will Go to Oroville Tomorrow After the Accused. Sheriff Douglass this afternoon swore to a complaint charging Tom: Laughty with the murder of Arthur Meyer, who was shot and killed about three miles from this city on the 30th of October, 1894. Laughty is now in the Butte county jail, at Oroville, serving a term for larceny, of which he was convicted about three months ago. It will be remembered that Laughty told a fellow prisoner that he killed~Meyer, the ‘driver of the Bloomtield stage, and also that he was heard to make a confession of the crime while talking in his sleep, addition to this the officers say they have other » dumaging evidence against Laughty, and fee] confident of making out a strong case They are satisfied that he is the guilty party, and think there will be no trouble in fastening the crime upon him. Laughty is an ex-convict and is regarded as a desperate man. Sheriff Douglass goes to Oroville tomorrow and expects to return here with the prisoner Saturday night. Itis to be hoped that the right man has been yun down and that if proven guilty he will receive the z puvishment which the enormity of the crime warrants. —— --~ 06s _Mine Flooded. In for the prosecution, About seven o'clock last evening the East Harmony mine becwne flooded. The water has been backing up in the mine for thzee or four months, and last evening the miners cut through and the water soon flooded the main tunnel and drifts, compelling the men to quit work. Itis thought the mine will be pumped out tonight, so that work may be resumed tomorrow. 9 + +e Struck a Rich Ledge. C. O. Jépson and Alex. Rauch, of Relief A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, on a soliciting trip. visiting the family of-J. E. Carr. tains, last evening. PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. J, A. Lipman is down from Maybert. Ed. Lynn of Sacramento is in town again. Max Isoard went to Graniteville today Miss Lillie Joyce of Allison Ranch is John Spaulding is back from the mounE. B. Kimball of Haywards was in town Chas. Uren returned last evening from Forbestown. Theo. Wetzel came down from Bloomfield today. E. Tompkins came Hill today. Henry ‘Ambrose of Pioche, down «from Relief Nev., is in town. . ; J. Fisk came down from Washington today. Col. I. N. Taylor came down from the Plumbago mine today. = Geo. McCullough came over from San Juan today. é 5 I ge oh at came ore from Relief ce today. =." Miss Alice Collins of Grass Valley visited this city for a short time last evening. Arthur Whittierfreturned this morning from a month’s visit to Campbell Springs. J. F. Stranahan hag received a contract to repair Trinity Episcopal Church. Mrs. Cummings and children of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco last. night. ‘Mrs. A. Isoard returned home last evening after visiting at Oakland for some time. Rev. C. F. Winthrow and wife arrived here last evening on their way to Downieville. < Miss: Hattie Wagoner of San Francisco, who has been visiting Mrs. James Foley, left today for Marysville. Mrs. S. E. Whittier, Mrs. C. A, Bennett and Mrs. visiting this city. C. W. Knauth and family [ree mine came down today on their way Colgove, of San Francisco, are of the Oak below. AH, for British Columbia, where he will be emTurner of Hunt's Hill left today ployed in the mines of the Cariboo district. Public Administrator Ed Schmidt went to Mooney Flat today to settle‘ up the estate of W. Chas. McIver came down yesterday from Gold Valley, where he is interested in minR. Crouch, deceased. ing property, en route to his home in Santa Clara county. Mrs. J. F. winkel, of San Francisco, are here visiting Mrs. G. von Schmidtburg. Mrs. Bullwinkel was formerly Mrs. Wm. H. Davidson, Mrs. W. H. Crawford, Lester & Crawford, will go to San Francisco Saturday to purchase a fine stock of goods for the falland winter trade, Their milliSan Franciseo next ae Bollwinke] and Miss Bullof the firm ner will arrive from Tuesday, October Ist. Willard P. Calkins, lican, and Dr. David here today from Truckee. Tonight they will join Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, that being the especial obtect of me visit. : + *@e+ BY TELEPHONE, editor of the RepubShoemaker arrived 4°0'clock This Afternoon. J. D. Hague has assumed control of the Seadden Flat mine. At a meeting held in Grass Valleyyesterday_afternoon the _following Directors were elected: J. D, Hague, President; J. IT. Morgan, President; Clinch, P. Searls, Vice Secretary; C. E. R, Robert, \ fault thereof to go to days, Crase beat William Pierce. also fined $12 for disturbing the peace; county jail today for eighty-seven days. Nevada Commandery, Knight Templas, in conferring the Red Cross degree. Allred Hocking of Oakland gave a spiritual seance at the Holbrook House last evening. the medium have been the subject of conThe tests and, manifestatioas given by versation today among those who were present. Attorney C, W. Kitts left this morning for Sacramento and San Francisco, on legal business. SET + -0@e + To prevent the hardening of the subcutaneous tissues of the scalp and the obliteration of the hair follicles, which cause baldness, use Hall’s Hair Renewer. + *@e + Candidates for Postmaster. The‘following persons are candidates for appointment as Postmaster at this city: Frank Thos, C. Moran, Norval Donglass and Moses Bates. The last named gentleman has been for a number of years Power, past a resident of Eureka township, and was for quite awhile stationed at Bowman's Hill, who have been prospecting at Gold Canyon, near the Middle Yuba river, for some time past, struck a splendid ledge of quartz a few days ago, The ore is full of free gold and the ledge is of good size. The strike is the richest ever made in that section, and is thought Ly some to be a pocket. Some yesrs ago the-late D. R. McKillican owned and operated a mine in the same locality, from which considerable very rich tock was taken, but after working the : mine for some tinie he gave it up, the pay. ing quartz being found only in pockets, ry Dam. come here a few of Pi stmaster Calkins, the bent, expires January 31, + *@eA Noted Parisian. He now resides in this city, having months ago, The term present incum1806, J. H: Coughlin and wife of Grass Valley month, were visiting friends inthis city last evenrenee —— ing. “That’s what draws in Nevada City, paper is corisidérably off when it says the TRANSCRIPT sizes up the intellect of this of The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to Treasurer; Fred Thomas Marshall,. Last evening Justice Paynter sentenced Robert Crase to pay a fine of $75 or in dejail for seventy-five This penalty was imposed because Crase was He could not pay the fines and was sent to the A delegation of ten or twelve members of will go to Nevada City this evening to assist QUESTION OF TASTE, The Kind of Shows That Take Well im) Nevada City. The above we copy from the Union, That city. We do nothing of the sort;the people size up their own intellects and we simply chronicle.the fact, It is.a notorious fact that if an intelligent man or woman should advertise to speak upon any subject ‘at the Theater, empty benches would predominate. On the other hand, ‘post bills around the town that a ‘woman is going to. show her legs at the Theater; or advertise a show, ‘‘no ladies admitted;” asses through the streets, These are cold facts, or parade a_few dogs or jackand a big crowd is assured. and no one will gainsay it, if they are truth-telling people. We believe in ‘‘speakin’ right out in mevtin’,”’ with the hope that the masses, , realizing their depraved tastes, will turn therefrom and encourage by their presence all that is good: and elevating. We would. by far prefer saying that the tastes of our people are reverse from the above, but we recall to mind the fate of Annanias and’ Scand must record the trath. + e@e + -~* Very Rich. A very rich pocket. was struck a few days ago ih the Trevaskis mine on Red Hill, From two pans of the ore, which consists of phia, a iron oxide-mixed with quartz, about $40 or $50 in gold was obtained. Captain Pryer, who represents the Scotch company that lias arranged to take this mine, left today for Idaho, on mining business. H¢é carried with him.a smal] bottle containing about $20 of the gold in its natural state, it came from the mine. Although the mine is what is known as a pocket ledge, Captain just as Lire. I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated syste? I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver ov kidney trouble it excels. Sold by Carr Bros. + *@e+ Ir You are weak and worn out, or. have that'tired feeling Hood’s Sarzaparilla is just the medicine to restore your strength and give you a good appetite. Hood's makes pure blood. Price 75 cts. 8 caiman For a dinner pill and general family ca thartic we confidently recomnicnd Hoop Pius. : the Leader Millinery.

That is the t'tle we started\om to deserve and are bound toa majntain. Lucien Martin de French mining man whose home is in Paris, is Visiting this city as the guest of Superintendent Fred’ Zeitler of the Champion mine. Today He was shown all around that property, bothunderground and on the surface, Miirat, ‘a prominent Leaders in Quality. Leaders in Style. Leaders in Price, Aad our success shows that we are justified in € aiming a fairshare of these qualities. 4 glance at our-beautiful new Fall Stock of MIL'TNERY willshow what we have again done . to deserve our hardwon title. You are always welcome. Could Not See the Joke. The Transcripr facetiously remarked the other day that the instructions of the State Board of Health about taking precantions to prevent cholera were applicable to all places except Nevada City. The Unior contrasts our remarks on this subject with A dog os aad show wil Re here next] hose of an esteemed cotemporary, . The we LRANSCRIPT editor sizes UP} yy i the intellect of the city by remarking: Union’s editor could not see the joke. If he will refer to the ‘Transcrier of about two weeks ago he will find’ that we stated, in unmistakable terms, that the streets of this city were the filthiest of any in the State. Anyone familiar with the sanitary condition of our town could ‘see that the last item was a josh. +9 ee Board of euuation: Last evening the City Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting, all the members being present. The following bills were allowed: George E. Turner,’ mdse, and labor, $50.86; Rosenberg Bros., mdse., $2.82. The report of Principal O'Neill for the number of pupils enrolled September 24th was 563, The matter of promotion ard arrangement of classes was referred to the Classifica Jommittee, : —deee. : No. id, 7 That is the nuntber that won the $5 hat at Mrs. Mariou’s grand millinery opening yesterday. If the persoh holding that num-er-wittealtatthe store she can get her prize, “&"Goob Appetrre and refreshing sleep at this season’ indicate a condition ef bodily health. These are given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, It makes pure blood and good health follows. Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable, harmless, effective, do not pain or gripe. eae ees A Household Treasure. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has almonth of, September showed that the total. Mixed Up. Our telephonic report of the rows, that securred in Grass Valley the other day was somewhat mixed, and we attribute the fact to the ‘‘cross talk” over the wires. It was. Robert Crase, and not the man named O’ Malley, who.assaultéd and beat William Pierce. Mr, O’Malley had nothing to do with this affair. He was in Beach’s saloon on Mill street when a named Burns drew a knife and began slashing at him and . one Kennedy, cutting the latter. counts for his name getting into the papers, and the crossing of the wires caused it to get in the wrong place. We learn that Mr. O'Malley is a peaceable citizen, and we regret that the mistake occurred, man This ac+ 2@ePa OF Luetje killed a large rattlemake to~ out near Round Mountain. The reptile had eight or ten rattles. e+e Geo --— Death From Paralysis. John Ely, for many years a_ resident of Washington, where he.was for a long time Justice of the Peace, died at the County Hospital yesterday, death resulting from paralysis, Deceased was a native of Ohio, aged sev enty years. — + 00+ Ayer's Hair Vigor promotes the growth and improves the beauty of the hair. preparation stimulates the roots of the hair, cleanses’the scalp, prevents the accumulation of dandruff and restores to.faded and gray hair its original color. + *@e + ae Nice Articles. Sweet Pickles, Chow Chow and Olives in bulk, at Wolf’s grocery store. 22 ane pone An Occupation that Everybody Should be Engaged in all the Time. Few people realize how much we can do in warding off that grim monster, death. Our days are not “numbered’’—we Cannot determine the number ourselves, but we can add or subtract from it. We are continually though unconsciously =OF=-— EA. MOORE, Is Now Open for Business. x OS Se : All of the VeryLatest Style Instruments have been procured for this: first-class Photographic Gallery of any other establishment in the State, and prices as low as the lowest. Special attention given to taking views of every kind, “ By giving complete satisfactionand prompthess in the work I hope to re_*MRS. 1. MARION, Proprietress. ceive a share ef the publie patromage. s In the New Building. on York Street, And work turned out will be equal to that This Hardwood sh, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17x30 -Ger— man bevel glass as shown in upper left hand -corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,56. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $16.. Washstand $3Chairs. 75 cents each. Rockér $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. Jobn Breuner 604+606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO rvvvvvvvvnnvnnnnnnvnnnovnnnnnnanonenenn AND ALL Chronic and Nervous Disorders, HE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dra. Starkey and Palen, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGN@rIZED; nnd the compound is so condensed -and made portable that itis sent all over the worli ‘ It bas been in use for more than twenty years thoussnds of paticnts have been treated, and over one thousand physicians have us d it, and recomnmended it—a very significant fact. It dees not act as/most drugs do, by creating anotherailment, and beneflitting one organ at thefex pense of another, often requiring a second course to eradicate t-e evil effects of the —firsi, but Compeund Oxyyen is. a revitalizer, renewing, strengthening, mvigorating the whole body : These statements are confirmed by nun testimonials, published in our book ocf200 only with the xpress p srmission of the patie their names and addresses are given, and you ean referto them for further informa ion, The xreut success of our taeatment has given rise to a host of imitators, unse rupulous persons’ some calling their preparations Compoupd Oxygen, often a propriating our testimonitds apd the names of our patients. to recommend worthless concoctio s,. But any subst ance made elsewhere or by others, a:d called. Cém’ pound Oxygen isspurious, “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF’ ACTION AND-RESULTS,”’ is the title of a new book of 209 pages, published by Drs, Starkey & Palen, whicng.ves to all enquirers full infor. miation as to this remarkable Curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians. Wil] be Prous ui } Py ml From now on l ain prepared to sell good ‘building lumber at S13 PER THOUSAND FEET. Rustic, Flooring and Finishing Lumber, S20 PER THOUSAN AGF Kor large orders the prices will be STILL LOWER. Lumber delivered at any reasonable distance from town. “Orders‘may be leit at maied!F REE to any address on applic ation, { Advertising Medium = 72. the City. All orders filled from the mill, \-ALIC# WOss. ———————_—_——_——_———=—=— SSE NO BETTER a Than the Daily Transcript. ; Bee : ways found the very best, results follow. its Pryor is of the opinion that it will develop . use ; that he would not be without it; if proa ps hae yl aes shorten our life by hours % Se into a permanent and regular paying prop-. curable. G. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, We work too lohg, too hard; we eat food . G RAN D OPEN . NG s erty. N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery . unsuited to us, too much or not enough; . Ke Sai ees ee is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that . We overstrain certain muscles, limbs, senses s Sah Do So at 2nce. he has used it in his family for eight years, . °T pros vs es others remain unused and x : Ko comet and it has never failed to do ‘all that is soak age rae Sees ee oe cee ees 4 Si a : : . clued for ih Why not kya xemedy do sessive heat or cold; to-impure air; we . > ee W. F. Englebright, Secretary of the Nei ied A : nf Tri y b f y squander our vitality. 4) ; el vada County Miners Association, desires Sng nies Ba Vester z i ottle . ree at) True, with most people these things are . 3 : j j : 2 . . Carr Bros. sh Store. z thé necessary consequences of the struggle . 3; i fe Be that all delegates who have been selected + $9ofor existence. It is to the millions who cs We . A BB . Vo ea to represent this county in the State Miners Table of Distance from Nevada City . cannct continually think of their health . 5% SL ‘ P fact 5 in Sant Francisc that this is addressed; it is to them that . % ay ie Convention, which meets. tn San. rancisco and Fare. Peruyian Bitters is recommended. % : le on the 14th of October, send in their acoe With them Peruvian Bitters is to the . See ie t deotivati ee ane Fee deci =e body what oil is to machinery; it keeps . '’s SZ Cop ianes OF CeCna1OH ay Cee pee Se se FARE. . the entire system so toned that it: works = sirotts that a full delegation be present, and alae settee i pee t ences with the least possible friction and waste . 32; ™“ YT ~ % Re ‘ Week a ». Girchville....4. DR! We cates vis sbies ain Wea ee of vitality, witn greatest power of resist‘ : ies a certitied list be uk to the ECISUREY of Bowman's Dam, .80) 0. cecstctiswceucss ance to the germs of disease. Peruvian . 5%’ os \ < ise the State Association as soon as?possible. Camptonville.... 23 Stage $3 50] Bitters is an infailible tonic, which, when 5 S. es — + oOo — Cherokee 12} “ 9 93 . vitality has been reduced by poor digestion, . *s Wes Another One. Comba Hill. : "134 qe 2 50 overwork, sickness, trouble—puts the vari. * : ie Colfax a 16 @a Se + on . ous functions in such normal c ondition that . ’ ea ; : : i= Db Gar ae esters Cee ated ay era rr 25 . , ¢ +e 5 \% A new whist club is talked of in this city, (2 20 Railroad 2 95 rebel Capes eiatey. meaty wee OY : an ’ 4) to be run in the winter time only. No! Dutch Flat......17 Stage.... 2.50] Mack & Co., San Francisco, All drug. % The Leading othiey f) evada ity Sal high-toned refreshments are to be allowed, . Downieville....44 Sf eens 7 50 . gists and dealers. of J e . 2 : epee. ” . Edwards Bridge.. 7 we 1 00 a y 2 such as turkey, chicken, Eastern. oysters, Forest City “" 39 res ee 7 00 a : “. ice cream, coffee, beer or liquors of any] French Corral....18% * eee oe ee = ea eae Sc : Fas just received his first stock of eI kind. We presume such a club will be Franiteville,... 28 Stage.... 4 00 Order o Show cakes. eG Fall ClotRing Nothing equalled it Kil easily fotmed, but, Oh, Lord ! just think of coca tees ns tans “. se tic Baise Saeed toe ee Cc ke 3 es 2 b fs . G Sa ‘ ri 2) DED ee OS ettemea nae ecw grote 2 N the Superior Court in ant r the Cc y . is ver receive » aa) 3 I it—canned goods for refreshments. at midI ie ve ' 108 Wo 1 Bb of Nevada, State of California. > oN er received here elore. 7O anc e 4 Vee yay 13 a of Elizabett o $ ~HAr ee > > ieac or < i night. Mawes Wak ot So ee ee ee inspect the Goods—the prices are all + ree s ich Nh eee eC) v @ 4 ‘ . De N. Bloomfield, ..1 Cf MU et 2 50. It appears to this Court from the petition this . . \%! eioht—_v ; , say KS At One Time iffectiv e. N San Juan He “ 9 oe day presented and filed by J. S. Langdon, the . ,% right you WwW ill surely say. ih On ee ee tes 90 Fre ees 00 peep sedan of the estate of ®lizabeth Lang. HI : 4 he kn WOE a cw! ee le rs 3 00] don deceased, praying for an ort of sale of} t, i) The boys around town think the curfew Purdon Bridge auetee 64 “ 1 00 carton real pho belonging the estate . said} ,% . lL i a i jus sive a jok sie ‘ = On deceased and that it is necessary ine order for > % bell is rung “ night just to give a job to Relief Poise 18 NC vanes 2 50. the payment of the debts of sad estate that Corner Broad and Pine Streets. s some one, The boys say it isa back num-. Rough & Ready.. 8 Yan rines 1 00} such real estate should be sold. Sar a 4 anti : ; ie Sierra City: .°. 2.. 56 « . 9 00 Jt is hereby ordered, that all persons interestGer and pay no attention to it, We can Seis 19 = es ed in the said estate, appeat before this Court remember when the tapping of that’ bell Spenceville Gees 20 pps Ue fon tid A ‘ ob e Ly of or tobe r, 389%. oat 19 : Spe Re eta ere Ug arpa aece +.. . o'clock A. M., at the Court Room of this Court, caused a stampede of the young hoodlums. Sacramento....76 Railroad 4 30] at the Court House in the Couxuty of Nevada, to their respective homes. Yes, yes, but. San Francisco,..,160 ia ad 6 75 ee ee RT ees ate ge phe ~ . that was a Jong; long time ago, = Drucke@ 2. 5. se.s-5. tS ev asks . 5 50 estate: pa eS aries vel ig 2 Sues oe dul ES Ve PEEING gaa eer oan eee faahi ( : 5 ) cop OK se VAN ZESIZNIA ses! RVR ARES ZIN ZEN ARSIEEN ZN NZS ZEN ZEN ZEN oy. MZ Se sibtges y pabasten ere fe ce. ieee: : MS a eblthan an Te ee ee : neck creer ieee 7S) is sks “AS % YOU AS ASAP AS AS AS AS AS Al Al SAS 78 IIR PS ais aS Would Be a Good Selection. SE eA Ue cee EE eae + 1 OW . cessive weeks before the said day of hearing, Se e se in the Nevada City DatLy Tr ANSO RIPT, & Ky Want a Sut ? a i j ; ae TS newspaper printed anc publishec in ‘said = be Hon. Robert McMurray is mentioned in County of Nevada, : “aS . ar San Francisco in connection with the. PresiDated Sept. 19th, 1895, SK Nz = zi ; ee zs = JOHN CALDWELL y 4G dency of the State Miners’ Association. Dyspepsia Cured fue Judge of the espero 3% W O Th t Fi = A A better man for the position could not be fe ue F. F. SIMONDS, Atty. se ant ne : a its cs found in the State, and there is no one who ade ~~ Bee Reet 8 pteet SUS rer itl) = = aS. ar 5; ’ s Dyspepsia. Three. bottles of Hood's SarsaSe bd 3% would be more acceptable to the miners of — parilla have perD s Sst k & P 1 wy We Make Em “ie Nevad ty, and, we believe, of all tt fectly curedh FS: Btney alen’s) sv we Sven Coun y; wns we believe, of a 1€ ect y cured her. “@* Out of as fine a line of the very latest goods made, Every Piece a Novelt ay the ing countie At times’ the ; ane S y: other mine dust counties, lightest food : : we. Costs no-more than you are pay ing for ill-fitting, inferior stuff, -if you know aS -—+ +@e + a te j pee her terribly, A M O R I 2 . SON Is now at work in: his new: shop,on Broa le ® fl . . ta at 4 2 Ped It is said that Thamas Sherwood, editor ad a + a} Street, two-doors below National Hotel. se » De aaa 3 ae : sleep and had AS a of the Democrat, will deliver a temperance drendtiul alo Im RN NNN RNY [EES ZS TESS CESSES ISICES CRS IN SINR VAN NN Ks lecture at-the editors’ conclave to be held in headaches. She : : AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AP Al AY AS GIP AS AS US GS AS AS WS AS AS “AS SAS AN ais Marysville on the 7th of October. We tried different 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. wns SSS ee a LN know of no man in the State more compemedicines, but + %¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ eM MM MH HM HH HY RH RH % a ae oe er a tent to handle.the subject than. Tom, and nae ea eubo se oe s = z 6 8 Ba ies aarss ne : : ~ good. At last . * it will be another case where preaching and = Pecdanarene. Beautiful Suitin S and Overeoats @ practice are at outs. rilla was recomFOR ; : J ‘ ? . gr = — 2st S mended and two ae ; ituation lanted. d . o bottles gave re~ } \ 5 Mre, Otis Merritt Hef — made her Consumption, FOR MEN S WEAR. ~e@impe A young lady of considerable experience] perfeetly well. She is not now troubled Bronchitis, i PERFECT ’ [have an extensive line of imported and: domestic . wishes a situation to do general house work, DJ Garcas = clotlis for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your ‘Sunday Xa ferancea from excellent families furnished. . Flood Ss Ss Dysentery, “PIT Sel Suit. Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest ee parilla ‘ashipn, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices T he: Fast of Y Yom Kippur. Catarrh, GUARANTEED. ~~ me ‘ge orably with ‘‘store” overcoats, Come bt liert eg daleaindlning any sick Asthma and_see them The celebration of Yom Kippur by the. '@#daches , ee se] iS : : PE : ¥ nor bad feelHayferver => \ Hebrew residents of this city, will comHNes, can Be : B ae : learti anc : . mence at sunset next Friday evening, at. sleep fect ® + GyOOO88O6O0O8 Debility, » BE. E. DU LAC, Merchant . ailor which time the stores will be closed, and. O78 MERRITT, Addison, Maine. deck e4 not opened until after sunset on Saturday Hood’s Puls are mild and gentle, Reaves, ¢* Commjere 1a Street,2in§Transcript Block. . night, This is the great Jewish fast. of. the . ssi ign : Rheumatism, % % ¥ MRM HH H se % 4% ¥ x * es * * _* ¥ 3 ‘ * = ca xe year. Th N Neuralgia, = ee = Sort 4 Oe ; 3 Mrs. T, S.° Hawkins, Chattanooga, ¢ eW Photo Gallery Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘saveD MY res : ° yard. on the lower Grass Valley road, or ats Shurtleff’ & Son’s, Plaza Store, in Nevada u fen (ee dai ma Ny) the Cal ney \]