August 22, 1889 (4 pages)

ri visions, but none wert Ewe — i Buctien’s Arnica Salvo. : SME The best Salve in the world for Cuts, . Bruisgs, Sores, Dicers,Salt Kieum — 3ons te oe . : pastened te the react. _ = ih i ge PRG CT \ 7 1 A brief struggle ensued; but at last the ohe aeat bs) ec rans pt. . UP A PLUM TREE. masked burglars fied, precipitately, Caesar OFFICE: s barking wildly at them, and straining his go. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal . Imprisonment, Rescue an the . chuin tothe utmost in his, effort. to wreak . . $2 € : . Triumph of Love. . his vengeance upon them./ . oe ee \ . “Young fellow,” cried: the old man, CIRCULATES IN evada City Graust Valley, Rough & Rend) Syenceville North Sau Jaxh, Freneh Cor . tlat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every oth ertown of Nevada county; alse in Place and Sierra counties, al Saciamento, Sap hous¢ Fal, Sweetiand;-North-Bieonrtieli; Moere-+——-pii Francisco—in fact, throughout the Strife pi! * from Siskiyou to San Dicgo irom the Si-) erra to the sea.”’ i a THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 1889.; CAMP SHAFTER. Nihell’s Boys in Heard From. . Captain The Record-Un en sends up an account o! . war correspondent. of the experierice wof.the Nevada Ci'y. militiamen of Company-C and thei: . alé ReyiArtillery Suturday night fron: . comrades of the First ment in Sucramnptyto to Senta Cruz, yolnty ile says . ~ fp is-eale tosuv that not aman in the} whole reginent slept df en. hour while onthe pare. 10a rior fan, one weery sou! did attenrpt ervbuody appear . and if perchane . fo take a . rest his qui-t would be invarithly di-. el to bes furbed hy ‘‘heari-rending songs’? an . vociferous shoutiny of the jovial militiamen. Along towards midnight hunger be gan to make its pre among the men, and whenever a 8tation would be i . rush for the piatiurm to hunt up pro . Ha kHOowT ce wus reached there to be fou One -of the boys: thought he won’ play a good juke on Camp mo G's . Wo the i. men, and aceordingly. just bef train stopped ata way station he open: . ed the door of the car, thrast his hea . inand shouted, ‘‘Hlans sandwiches?” . atthe top of his voice marks were needed. forthe platform -of the car-was tna tec) the whole crowd: smackiwith unusual force in their eagerness. . A faint @eho of the shout reached Com . No further re Aven re rus! a gv their lip pany C's and dozens of bread were thrust out of the window, and mapy pair cf_eyes pierced the gloon in all directigns for the sandwich min Of course the object of the sesrch wa not to be found and itis well-that b had not put in an appearance for In . would surely have deen roughly tan dled. spective cars with looks ok Cisgust, but The men reitimned to thetr re if so chanced that ‘almost all of the . Captains of the companies came ty . the: rescue in ‘‘y men termed it? Boxes open, and Jo! san Iwiches and chees ‘vyreat shiipe,” as the . it 1 were broke: ime. forth, the puny in abundance of starvation were: checked aml everything resumeds*its normal condi jon. . After the-tanch;the-effectiveress 6 which could be ;lainty felt, began to quiet down, though not unty . The favorite the mer about 3 in the morning. song was “We'll Be in the Asylun Soon,’”? and as a relief, “Sarah Cie Your Gun” Men who never bad a musical note inj vitn . came in with a them,.and never will have, chipped in, . and the effect of the chorus was tnar velons. There was noregard,for time, and the tune was all lhe game, me . matter how the sonus were sung. \ When the train reached Santa Cruz, . line was formed on the depot plitforn and thence the regiment marched" . been named ‘Camp Shafter.” Con. trary to expectations, all of had been pitebed;-andthey presented . /@ pretty spectacle. tents, having been pitched for the ff time, and their ciean white appezrant had a pleasing effect on the cuniyp. The camp is 500 yards farther out the road and south of where years ago. The vrounds are bot a: good or suitable for drilling as where . the regiment held its last camp, they will have to do. On the way to catup, as our. ryt ment passed the Filth and Sixth Iu fantry Regiments, which were campen . on the grounds which we wil th the ten‘s. All were new wall} st . it. Was twe . > said old Zeruinh, the Please, sir,’ hz “there’s a man up.in the “per, ec plum-tree!"" repeated Mr. -And what's he doing up-in the tree? It ain't the time o’ year for ripe s cleaning an extra scrape knife, “’ taint time o'° year for ripo. But it’s always t ing men to make fools of them nd the third branch of that ‘ar tree is on ® line with the window of a Arden’s room.” : ’ ’ suid Mr. Broyyn, dropping his rand opening his cyes very wide you live, sir,’’ said Zeruiah isne-O scrambiing out of bed, “you've saved my life, besid’ the Government coupons that were under my pillow. Wh reward-you}) i . . canJ do to . no pay required. = __. give-perfect satisfaction, or money reFever Sorer, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or Itis guaranteed He was very pale and trembled violently. . tended ive % t k ~ “}'d like something to eat, if you please, . al ‘Sa 25 canta per Nox fet sir,’ said Wynton. “To tell you the trath, . sale ” arr Bros. t T’ve just come out of the plum tree.’’ “Yos, Lknow,” said Brown, recovering Limself alittle. “You're the fellow that is in love with our Bella; ain't you?” “J don’t deny it, sir,’ said Wynton, boldly. “Well, you deserve her,” said Mr. Brown, “and you shall have her. It was I that ordered the dog chained up to the plum-tree. . I meant to buik you it I could, but I've changed my mind. I should have been a dead-man, young fellow, if it hadn't been } Beeld ice! The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of thecity. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot uf Main strect, on the Plaza, or with the driver, wil) be promptly attended to, uf a Their Business Bocming-. . ea ae ABponcad for you. Come right down-stairs this = ! Said farehoall : ; nt. is house is too good for is e n7@ his bald forehead into innumeroat Nothing in this house B Probably no one thing has caused inlides. , but-he's fot-lig never cut in Bean Tollow,; and his hat, that lays out on the grass, hus got a city Good!” todded Mr. Brown. «You ourht to have bcen a detective, Ruey. Thcy would ive you good wages, 1 bet a big apple un ler . and move all A ws y sclf. reciting. or any thi the benefit of itr wooden fuc t Brown, chuckling. “And make haste, or shell be back from Widow Pete's. Every tlanz inust be moved before she returns And pull the shade down, so the city chap had dared to ridicule, ber old fashioned idcas. Della ad nivk natned ber **Medusa,”’4 ‘an Zer.ialit had not. the least idea who “Ii ras, she dimly suspected thatit w npiimentary term. And, therefore, Z al wus not surry to-see the preity Boston girl phras “Up. in the-plum-tree, is he?’ said Mr. ‘To keep her out of ubert ay said Zeruiah. ‘ The world is but if ain't. wide cuough to keep two Ss apart.’ vith asirdoaic smile. ** What sort ‘ ng fcllow is he, Zeruiah?” ” answered the old woman, still rying-pan as Minerva of old iher shicld, “ the leaves -is ht amt what it once was, ht-colored clothes on, as was 1 ker’s name in it.” Where's the hat?’ d put it ruiah out and, chain, Cesar red Give lin a good tuey. Then come back @ila’s things imto the st bedrodia. “ i take the end room myif there's any -serenading, or pottry-" rof that sort, 11) have sf;! A slow. smile broke out over Zeruiah's on the hall acer rh of chair Sut what'll you tell her?” said she. ither?) Why, that the end room 1s a cr aspeet for my rheumatism,” said Mr. suspicion wh idzod Zer first reer Maine, was “yy } 1, aud took a g t we're up to.” , who; in-spite of her heart atrue Spap rim dclight imirusmten Bila Arden wa gt Cupid Mouse and pretty. Bella “come up with,” as she dit. +, Uncle Brown,’ cried Bella, when ein, with her fair hair. blown about and ber checks reddened by her across’ hill and hollow, ‘why ngod my room?” : my dear,’ said Mr. y, * lve an idce that the cast suit my rheumatism better. You tinind?”. Ol, not in the least?’ saidBella, cheer“And Vil go right to work and ar. the things that that cross old Zeruiah ng about so recklessly. Oh, by the way, eo was no letter for me, I suphe glanced ut the weekly paper lded on the’ table, ‘for I see ought the mail.” <0, iy dear,” said Mr. Brown, ‘no let ters.” home from the fe tl aid the purple dimness of twilight began to Pp », with tinkling bells, scented pastures, and swamps, And the cows ci 1¢ Sun sank. behind the maple d over all things, and stall Hubert n, prisoned up among the tossing 1 boughs, waited -in vain. for some rospect of his release. “ Confound these good people!’’ said he to himselt. “What on eéurth have. they chuined that savace beast here for just fours’? tothe camp ground, which had . mi stout old man I ¢ { . i; t . . . regulars, ocenpied t8oGegrs aco, the . men left their tents afd caine rushing to the road_ to see our men pass hy They gave cheer upon cheer for the First’ Artillery bore, and made witty remarks about the grub, etc. One gl] them shouted: “If you boys Can ex tri: eand beans all your lile, you won’ get. sick’ here”’“Yoo __us,”” some one ye led bu When camp Was ree broken, ~ the all rushed for tw huge stucks of xtra, and ina rem rk nd rank men able short space: flimet leveled to the ground. pany there were eight tons for theen listed men, and, company officers, with bere ane an extra one. ++ee+ < A Tip-tver. For each com es usual, two for the As the big fourorse bus called the ‘Mayflower was coming Tuesday nigh } from Grass Valley to this city @ »~jdence me oof th over near Judge Roberts’ running into a ditch. twenty passengers were hurt, The it tipped . . 1 { . . . \_pones, fits . he stuces Were . there b bringing wuter fro havcu’t ventured to call to-her, for fear of het \ Lpicurus! how good that frying chick smells P laughter an : Aud 1 belicve I must have made o stuke—that is not Bella’s reom atail A has sat there, reading the vaper, ail the afternoon, and I haven't Jared to stir, for fear of bewig shot for a JTve seen the darling once or + flowers in’ the garden, and the spring, but I hiding-place. , Shades of aying .my —Cofee, too? i'd give @ king's ransom for a cup of it!” = Poor Hubert?) He could not stir for fear of rousing Cmmsar’s deep low-pitched bark promising tiunself and Bella, but he \iffer and inore cramped with every d of his enforced vig:l. “Phey must take. the dog to his kennel before long,” he thought, as the dew suf used the air with moisture: and the nightds began to wheel about the luxuriant 5 of the old tree A Dat presently Zeruiah came out with a tim pan of water anda platter of bones to 1 ( ir’s fast. “Is itudvight, Ruey?s said Mr. Brown in a sort of Siage-whisper, from the kitchen door 2 coffee and coid. fowl, tongue, eaten With Bella’ nestling close to. ‘of indiscrimmate dainties upon his plate, while old Zoruiah’s face glowered out of the darkness of the kitchen like @ badlya very happy one. were promptly notified the next morning, Sales 4 : and a search instituted, but to no avail. ; You can tést it before buying by getting Nothing was ever heard of the two masked . ) trial bottle free, large size $1. Every burglars. s Bean Hallow. inn,. the: following day, to order his portmanteau he Brown farrm-house,’ and bid his late colleagues adieu, he wrung Belton’s hand alternately with that of Weir. boys,’’ said he. ltea-the russyred--—such a genera! revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drag Store us their yiving away to theircustomere of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Their tradéis simply enorinous in this very vajuable article from the fact thatit always cures and But a happy one—yes,. -never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all tbreut and lung diseases quickly cured And he wrung Wynton’s hand until it eemed as if it were grasped in an iron vise. A strange midnight collation it was—the and biscuits and nis side, and Mr. Brown heaping all sorts iz bted polyopticon. A constabulary. force of Bean’ Hollow But when Mr. Wynton came back to the bottle warranted. Notice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOR COURT. IN AND FOR [ the county of Nevada, State of CaliforCourt, made onthe 2th day of July, 1589, notice is hereby given, that Tuesday, the ‘oth day of August, 1889, at 100'clock 4. M. of said day,at the Cou rtroom of said Court,at the Courthouse.in the City_and County of . Nevada, has been appointed as the™ time and place for proving the Will of said FRANCOIS LAMPBLET, deceased, and for : hearing the application of SOPHARY U EK for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated Nevada City, Bord 25th, 1889. JAMES-L. MORGAN, Clerk: . x By J. J.Gkeany, Deputy Clerk. Fred Searis, Attorney for Petitioner. The Latest News! FROM THE ECONOMY STORE. Choice New Orleans Molasses and Sunbeam Syrup on tap in any quantity r nirec. — —ALSO— Kew Columbia River Salmon, Michigan White Fish, .<* No. 1 Mackerel, Pickled Herring, Brick Codfish, A variety of Smoked. Meat, Exstern Lard in bulk, California Cheese, Flour, Feed, Vexetables, and other Goods too numerous to mention. Call and Examine my Goods and get prices. S. H. DANIELS. ECONOM’ STORE -. ’. BROAD 8T removed to t ‘Not for the rescue from a rather sorry plight—brute force could have done that with a blow on the dog's head— but for the manner of it. _'m a great man now in old Brown’s estimation, and Bella thinks Lamahero. And it’s all owing to r—OF FO, don't mention it, old fellow!” ba ; 7 7th Acricuitural District, Weir. “How did you like me as a firstclass-ruffian?”’ “By the way,” added Belton, “I’ve burned . the masks. Circumstantial evidence, you . % know. They migbt get us into trouble.” “You'll invite us to the wedding, of . course? queriéd Weir. “Oh, yes!’ said Wynton, beamingly. . “And I may kiss the bride?” asked, Belton. . “Of course you may!’ said Wynton. . And Belton observed, thoughtfully, that) . man,—Helen Forrest Graves, in Boston Budget. BLINDERS ON HORSES. cone ! A» Interesting Letter on the Subject from an American in Londoa, . The Woman’s Humane Society has, received the following letter trom a) young St. Louisan, now visiting . Europe: ‘Standing on London bridge, yesterday afternogn I made a calcula-! tion of the effects of blinders on horses. . I took two’ hundred horses as they passed, making my selection at ran-. dom, and I assure you the result was astonishing, if not apalling. The figthe counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, ures I obtained were as follows: and Plumas, prior to June], 1889. Horses with both eyes closed, eighteen; horses with one eye .closed, fifty-four; . with both eyes partially closed, one; hundred and eight; with eyes un-! blinded, twenty. When JI speak of. eyes being closed, ] mean that the) blinders either curve round in front.of, the eyes so that the horse can not see trict. or are pressed against the eyes. “Of recent years the front curving . blindér has come largely into use. A horse sees-out of -his-eyes, not in front like a human being, but from the side, and when a screen is placed along the side of his eye he is more or less de. prived of his sight Ina crowded city where people are constantly being run . down itisan outrage that such a system is tolerated. Let a~horse see where he is going and he will try to) avoid stepping on a person. Any one who knows how horses on_a battlefield will avoid bodies will not dispute this. In one-half the instances mentioned the horses were heavy hauling . horses, and the blinders had not the weak excuse given by the drivers of spirited animals. The excuse is generally given that a nervous horse is kept quieter by being unable to see every thing. The novelty of allaying nervousness by partially depriving a horse of his most valuable sense can not fail to strike every one. Besides these aspects, the blinding is essentially cruel and the Royal Humane. Society ought to suppress it. In any ‘ number of cases, especially with cab horses. blinders press against the eye so tightly that the eyelashes are driven in upon the ball, causing the most exquisite torture day dfter day. FurtherNo. No. Purse, $500. ; Wednesday, Purse, $600. No. 5. Pacing 2:24 class. . Thursday, District. Purse, $500. Purse, $100. No. 12. ‘Frotting, “All rieht, sir!” Zeruiah answered, And then, ina lightning-flash, as it were, Hubert tomprebended it all. Uc was entrapped. That weazen-faced old wemun andtbe malicious elderly ungle of his beieved were in league to be his juilors.; Lie whisuled softiy to hir self. Cesar, from below, left off crunching bis gund. From the distante the voites—reavhed him—careless astray sentences here and ther@ l’s Boiton ,and Ralph Weir, éoming back to thie inn after Tucir day’s shooting,” he tuduzhbt. “If Lcould only get. word to therm!” = 9: Ue tore o leaf from his pocket-book, seribbicd : 10 or tivoon it,as well as he could ia th tain dugk?'and, wrapping it around hi h, flang it a3 far as -lus aim could reaca toaavard the swamp. * Matters ure getting serious,’”’ he said to himsclf. Dut Lhe missive had not been without its growl at the ocho. of 1 Be , 1 --Stettot” said Weir, ‘!a shooting star.”’ A AVE bird!’ exclaimed. Belton, " y righted the, velicie, climbed aboard again and came on their way rejoicing y Phe only damage done was a slight break to the driver’s scat of the bus.) and shoot the dog. ts pe . UR RS Lem a fine turn-out g Ir you want 0 to Henry Lane’s livery > and feed stable. . (f Or Come One, Come “411. Call around to the Plaza Ulacksmith Shop and see the finest Carts that are made al3-lw Oe OR ae Pasturage & At the Sutton Ranch. Jnguire on th remises or of George C .Gaylord.ft) : eS ———— When Raby was sicz, ; We gave Wher she waa Child, She cried for Cot When she became Mss, Z \Bhe clung to Castor’ Ew gave ther‘ wh . é . . a . } j { checking bss long, swinging stride: ‘No, it isn’t cither, il’s a wateh with a letter Wrupped around it.” And tucn, in the swampy fastnesses, by the lirht of a few matches, they deciphered the cry for aid Which had come from the pium tree. “ Whow-w-w!” said Weir. ‘Let's go els do nothing of the sort,” said Belton. “What would we—or poor, old Wynton, cither@gain by declaring direct war in that sort of way! Let’s be polive or nothing.” : i é Aud he fired his rifle three times in the air, a sort of signal recognilion of his prisoned friend. “What's that?” said Mr. Brown, who was computing the interest on a@promissory note at tue sitting-room table by the light of a kcrosene lamp. “J dunno,” at Rue, “unless it’s Deacon Hall sh ’ weasels iti his ben. roost.” Uncle Brown,” cried Bella, -with “IT hope there are BO “Oh, clasped hands, burgiars around.” 55 ‘Never heard of guch a thing in all Bean Hollow, my dear,’’ Said the old man. In,the dead of that same mbt, however, two masked men appeared mysveriously in Mr. Lrown's bed-room. * Your money or your life,’’ said one.“ Miser, unband your treasures!’’ shout edthe other. . Oil Mr. Brown tay quafing there, quite . popelessiy, waen, in an instant, a lithe form sprang tarough the open wiadow, balancing itself a second on the sill, and then poo TT wud deep thunderous . more, it may be safely yockoned that seventy-five per cent. of the runaways in London are due to the ‘blinders.’ At least, let-me brought into court some day: for frightening an animal that could see out of only one-fifth, or less, of his eyes; then I hope to be Children under years, lee. “J don’t know how Ican ever thank you, . rs Fa Ra Os & Vs . Ms x 4 Nevada County:-) — COMMENCING aAaAusust 2Oth, 1829 he considered that reward enough for any . And Continuing Five Days. ——_——9-— = ~ Pace ard Stock Grounds at Glenbrook. ~ Pavilion at Grass Yalley —_—o—— SPEED PROGRAMME: In Racer designated as ‘Dist rict,’’ all horses are eligible that were owned in Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Sierra, Shasta . Tuesday, August 20th. . ‘Running, 3-4 of a mile and repeat. 2. Running, 1 mile dash. No. 3. Trotting, For three-year-olds owned in the DisDistrict ; one mile and repeat. “No. 8. Trotting, 2:27 class. Friday, August 23d. Ladies’ ‘Tournament for various prizes at 11 A. M. No. 9. Running, 1 mile and repeat. No. 10. Trotting, 2:50 class ; for horses Owned in ‘the Saturday, : 2:34 class. 120 veure, 25 vents. “heaviiy~ mulcted:-~jAs a pedestrign™ ~ THE— Purse; $400. Purse, $300. nia. Inthe matter of the estate of Francois Lampbiet, deceased. cad : Pursuant to an order of said Superior \ . e . press Goods, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, August 21st. No. 4. Trotting, 2:30 class; open to the District. Purse $500. August 22d. Grand Stock Parade at 10 A. M. No. 6. Running, One mile and a halfdash. Purse, $400. No. 7. Trotting, Free for all 2-year olds owned in the Purse, $250. Purse, $600. Purse, $400. No. 11, Trotting, Yearlings ; half mile. and repeat, August 24th Grand Stock Parade and Award of Premiums at 11 A. M. Purse, $500. No. 13. Trottin,2:21 class._Purse, $800. o--— Prices of Admission—--KACE TRACK AND GROUNDS, 50 CENTS. under 8 Pavilion 25 cents. Children SAMUEL GRANGER, -President. I. J. ROLEE, Secretary. — Postoffice Address, Nevada City. who uses the thronged crossings, I . “~~ protest, against the array of blind horses that goes plunging along our streets. -As a lover of ‘humaneness’ I i aiso protest, and I hope it*will be : beard by the associated humanitari. ans.’’—-St. Louis Post-Dispatch. , PERSONAL AND LITERARY. —Publishers say that there has been a great growth of recent years in the market for Cbriztian literature. * —Sylvanus Cobb only wanted an hour to lay the plot of astory and place his characters. It would have been harder for him to write a school composition than a serial to run for twenty weeks. . —The early invalidism of Miss Murfree (Charles Egbert Craddock) compelled hemto lead a quiet indoor life. “I couldn't engage in the sports of the other children,” she says, ‘‘and . sormet:mes I was so disappointed and uneaay that my-mother used to. find it nocessary tocomfort me. One of her favorite methods was to say: ‘Never mind, my dear, if you can’t do as the oibers do, you can do one thing ‘which they can't do; you can spell Popoca' petl, and they can’t.’” _ ee —One day a very. pious clerical friend, who had consumed an hour } of his Valuabie time in smail talk, said to James Harper, the publisher: ! “Brother Harper, I am curious to ‘know how you fourmen distribute the duties of the establishment between you.”’ “John,” said Mr. Harper, good-humorediy, “attends to the finances; Wesley to, the correspondence; Fletcher to the general bargain: 3 353G IIT A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST,. Let it net puss unheeded, forth. county. The State A ‘ SACRAMENTO, Are resources any State may well feel proud of. advértice your locality could be wished for, nor Show the character of prod Can make any county inthis State the en are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING DOLLARS the county and contributors may compete for. ner can the counties taking part receive such a ful sive potice. It has been shown in counties that exhibit annually, ter way ca: be devised to make your locality known. These exhibita ahculd be encouraged by the Boards of Supervisors of each }tural Society will do allio its power to assist you, awarding large and liberal cash preminms, . AT ONCE! =1O.— PREPARE : YOUR : COUNTY : EXHIBIT ~FOR THE State Fair of 18392, --—TO BE HELD AT: — SEPTEMBER 9-21 Oo-— --@ A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and A GRATEFUL PEOPLE ‘PROGRESSION, NOT PROCRASTINATION, vy of the world, Remember, there NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND In no other man-. , complete and comprehenthat no betNo more favorable year to better opportunity offered. ucts your county brings To close our stock.of SU M Scru, White, Brown and Tan just ONE HALF the regular prices. ‘Bear in mind that in addition to our extensive oe . a4, ‘ A! . Calicos, Ginghams, Table Linen, Sheetings, tlouse Lin-. ing, Hose, Underwear, Corsets, and, Notions. ~ MRS. LES MAIN STREET, —THEf eating Variety : Store Hevular Prices! Of Nevada City. . —_— . ALEX. DURBIN, parent er on i He ~~ thetg Ses _Proprieitor: = i ioaea ae ea ;COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the . * mn + . American ‘Tea Store. . v * . MER HATS we will sell Lace and Straw Hats at) Wait ror Me. : A. furbin’s Choice Millinery we have a complete assortment of Dress Goods, . Atiedne = EY Gloves, Handerchiefs . x . t HR GERANPORD, NEVADA CITY. . MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, (LATE OF KOSTON,) HAS OPENED A Purchasing Bureau at San Francisco, ND WILL GIVE HER PERSONAL AT£ tention to supplying, the a ot tant cities with ell and every shopping, tn¢luging Millinery, Gentlemen’s Wea”, Li _ flouse Furnishing Goods, Wedding, Birthday and Christmus Gifts, Selected with are and taste. Especial care taken to buy at LOWEST RATES. : wih cheerfully send samples. NO CHARGE for the shopping. All orders must be accompanied by money order or registered letter.” Refereuces—The best people of New York; Philadelphia, Boston, ete. j MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, Room °23, Harvey House, 807 California s reet, San Francisco, Cal. F Retiring From Business. _ . cs. ” F. M.;SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor, Will after this date make up into} Suits his entire stock of Clotlis at -bedrock prices. Perfect fit ynaranteed. *Broad St., next door below the Land Association Office. Emil F. Rosenthal, DEALER IN NHOICE CONFECTIONERY, THE BEST 7 BRANDS OF” CIGARS AND TOBACCO, TOYS of every description, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. I am prepared to furnish everything in my line, Fresh and Pure. The LAKGEST STOCK in Nevada City. Tropical Fruits a Specialty. — 5 : bo Gam mercial St., nearly opposite Transcript . Printing{@yiice. . . New York Bakery. . G. eM. DURST: : Proprietor . -o-. THIS WEIJ . FLAViNe PURCHASED Bakery of irs . known and poptlar John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAIL STREET . lintend to keep on hand arall times» v0 Variety of BREAD. PTE Ss, «AME Wedding Cukes ~ . And f&xstry Made to order on short notice and on pros i reasonable terms. All order for anytuinein my line prop ly attended to. . By strict attention to business, giviu hope to merit » Iberal pationaxe. C. WM. DURST. . o SODA FACTORY, Bonney & Powell, . MANUFACTURERS OF Lemon and Cream Soda, Sarsaparilla. _ Sarsaparilla and Iron, Ginger Ale, , And Cider. ESSRS. BONNEY & POWELL would respectfully inform the public that ey have respened this celebrated. Soda! Factory and have re-fitted and re-stocked the same with the best of Summer drinks ani beverages. The articles made by us are second to none in the State. M@@ Dealers and Families supplied . on short notice. Give us a call, — i pyri En: your space atonce. Write for Premium Lists containing schedule Re pn dey 0 reepiiclhens pags . — of ewards, Address the Secretary for information. oer. ancien ing his chair still closer and lowering CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President. . ” Bonnevi& Powell, the tone of his voice. “I entertain Epwax F. Surru, Secretory. a Proorietors GRASS VALLEY. tions. froaent and dts facilines for Weishein Bros, & Co, BANKERS, -_— Established 1876. Capital Invested: --$50,000. Transact a General Binking Busi1e88. Draw Dratis on San Francisco, New * York, London, Paris and Berlin, Stocks and Bonds bought and. sold. Special facilities for making ColleeHighest price paid tor Gold and Silver Bullion. Assay Office. Deposits Received. Interest Alicwed on Depo-ts. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—The Anglo Califorxian Bank Limited New York—C. B. Richard & Co. London=The-Atiance Bank Limit ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, commped Sh, uaa . MINERS’ FOUNDRY —OF-— NEVADA CIIy, CAL., Manofacturers of oe “or MN, MACHINER} OF ALL KINDs, Milling,” Hoisting‘and:Pumpiiig . Rigs, ’ Mining-Cars a specialty, : _ Castings of all kinds Agents in Nevada and Sierra Countie = FOR: THE = +5 ‘ Oe a Tr ys Pei BPG Ww Be ra L Giving the L reeset Perceutaye Of Power of any Water Wheel Made EFF Niving ween and others invit edtecall and tn-pect our establist § } Witty Ou first-class. work MINERS: FOUNDRY, ~ SPRING STREET, hear Methodist Church, Nevada-é ity Lansfry Bangs, ‘Tnvisible Fronts “A Saratoca Waves, ____MRS._E. H. HUBBARD, — Private Parlors for. Dressing Ladies and Chilcien’s Hair. ANU FACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD*. AND TOTLET AKTICLEs. COLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachingthe Hair. No. 923 Market Street; opposite Mason, SAN FRANCISCO, UAL. good satisfaction and selling at low rater.! : A NEw FIRM =e @ DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the citizens of Nevada County that they have formed a copartnergt business of ! ie eee Horse Shoeing ~~ —AND> Wagon Making, At the.Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, ! Where they are prepared to do work in their line oa manner te-givethe v satisfaction. ss ee HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Roadsters and Freight Horses shod in the best style of the art-and the work warranted to ast. A WACON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set en axle so that it will run one-third light h other shop. ghter than {ff from any e will guarantee to set ti i aildish hopin set tires soasto uyoid e have the facilities for doing heayy o light work, and w tion toe ig case, urrant satisfaction in eyAll orders promptly attended to. None but first-class mechanics employed. Everything in my line Cheaper Than Ever Be fore. Look at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West).. ..10 cents Our Poet. . . . 3 for a quarter La Rose (Key West). Z 10 cents Stolen Kisses ° 3 fora quarter oo ‘Key West ‘ . lu cents = = Wushinyion . .¢ ok . 10cents stock of Jay-Eye-see . 8 for a quartet Guarantee 3 fora quarter .6 for a quarter 6 for a quarter -21, § fora quarter My ten cent cigars are sold by other deal} ers for 12% cents; my 8% cent cigars for ten cénts; py 5 cent cigars are the bestin the market. All brands by the box lower than the lowes. : Tobaccos. Star, per plug. . ; €limax, per plug. Sawlog, per plug. New Wrinkle, per plug. And all other kinds in propertion. Smoking Tobacco. A tine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At from 10 to 45 percent less than is usually charged in other stores, Soda Crackers: The best, perbox. . 9.) . . Bicents— Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stock is large and new. Prices lower thui tne same Can be bought for elsewhere Pocket Knives. llead in this line. My cutlery is of the best brands, and lehallenge competition in prices, 40 cents 50 cents 50 cents 60.cent -.__Gombs and Brushes. T carry a nice stock rangingin price from 5 to40 cents. euch, Whatis the use of paying faney prices ‘for such things when I sell equally good ones for less money? Stationery. Writing materials, plain and fancy. All the latest styles in paperties, Also, slates, tablets, «te. Prices down to bedrock. Z : Perfumes. © ~ The choicest and most popular at prices that will astonish you For instance, i sel) 2Pcent cologne fos 20 cents, and 60-cent Flor ida water for 40 cents. * Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to cost,and . bought them very Juw. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Black© ins. The best domestic and imported kinds. J make a specialty of shoedressings and un dersell other dedlers. Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen called to novelties inth sline. A good eane for 10 rents. An eluygant one for 20 cetts. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, With crooked handles, only $1. Toys, Toys, Toys. A thousand kinds such as please the litth folks most. Fie Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters, 25 cents, IT am almost giving them aways — Candies:Everybody knows I keep the, freshest avd -. finest intown , Fruite and Vegetables. All kinds iu their seasou. Can be hotusrh cheaper from me than elsewhere Fish, Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. Ail persons indebted tu the firia of Sinve & Durbin are reyueste ito i ae diately ge tle with me, A. DURKEE Ss Working Glasses Attention. Ww’ are now prepared to furnish all class: es with employment at home, al] the ime, Or for their spare moments. Kusiness aew, dight and profituble. Personsof either sex eusily clear from 50 cents tu #5 per evenny, and & proportional suin by devoting all heirtime to the business. Boys and. girl ‘warp nearly as much asmen. That all who ee this may send their address and test the susiness, we make this offer. To such as ‘re not well satisfied we will send one dolarto pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars and outfit free. Address GEORGE TINSON & Crs,, Portland: Mnine : The (Cranscreet is? the Best Advertising medium in Northern Central California. Delinquent. Notice. Ney ans COUNTY MINING COMPANY. i Location of principal plaice of business vevada City, California. Location of works pevada City. California, Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on aceount of \8sernibent No: 29, levied ov the 2d day of nly, 188, the several amoun 8 set opposite he names of the respective sharehulders 8 follows L) : NO, xO, NAMES CERT, BH’RS, AMT ’. 4 Miller 14 a) 1 3. H. Miler. 144 500 +O 00 8. 40, Miller 145 500 10-00 Melville Atfwood. 35 500 10 00 jan’) Baker 37 509 10 00 Dan’l Boker 74 247 494 Dan'l Baker 115 1000 <0 00 We F. Englebright 38 315 6 8 WF. Enelebright 73 156 3 12 \. MeNeeley” . 50 43) 8 60 \. MeNeeley . 86 tS Ae 424 A. Fol VUE ine 53 1685 43:70 W Folene 2 OD. = tee: 16,00. Wm, Colley 124 00 10 00 Edwin T. Powel 158 873 17 46 And in accordance with law, and an orter of the Koard of Directors made on the 2d day of July, 188), so many shares of eneh parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at publie, auction, at the office f the Secretary at the min., ier Creek Nevada City, California.on Wet y : the 28th duy of Au D issy, u4 o'clock p. mM. of said . to pay the de: linquent -assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. C, E. ASHBURN, Secretary CITIZENS BANK, Sroad Street : Nevada Uity Paid up Capital $30 009 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted: WERE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New Verh. Sap Francinzeco. And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe principal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty, Mighest Price Paid fer Counts and State Warrants . Gold and Silver Bullion chased Aesny VOifice wi thle Bank. unre LS OPEICHES:. K.M PRESTON ..... PRESIDEY~ . M. HUNT . Vice PResiDENT JOHN T. MORGAN..-3.002005 CasHier. D.E. MORGAN .Ass’T CasHixr and Srv’¥ DIRECTORS: OR, KR. M. Hont, Gro. M. Hugues, ht Pag Ww. EpWarps L Hoveman, E. M. Paaeston, CORRESPONDENTS New York—First Nationa) BankSan Francisco—Firet National Bank. Sacramento—Natieual Bank of D, O, bill “olsco, HE A Brief . ters The sch “yaces sold ; as. well through. Prof. Mi the Deanein ing. Tick couple, lac The plan of the repo) Glenbrook «a The_ Direc continne er The mali people vs. . went to the day night. Power dis stood four f conviction of agreeing. The late valued at §; Robert Wa Watt of Gr: To Mrs. © sister, dece each of the $1,000; tot Watt, thes of the estate PERS social an Peapl Mrs. All town. Josiah G Alameda. Ben. H. Bee is here. James Ro ley are’in te G. FE. Dur Granitville ' “ZT May to Downiev Mrs. Geo + Shafter with tain. Miss Mar visiting Mis city, A. D. Gas turned from City. Mes Jen from a visit . towns. Charles* \ unmarried 1 intown, Willard G: Agricultural here. Mr. Dent, this week tl lack of Gras: Mrs. W.8 have been vi ed Wednesd J. F. Bow Bitter Water rived here ¥ the latter’s . Y. G, Pate of this city. living at Ma past, isin to D. J, Mut Santa Clara andJ, &. rapher of Sac notable horse ‘brook -races. The schoc closed for a cerned to st! Eliza Sime, the vacation Mrs. H.G sing at the. ing. She h voice and hi, been a pupil atory of Mus W. Dana J County, Pai Secretary of tWo veterans ing. Mr. He this part of t] an old-time p @Mrs. W. . tral house, b meda county nesday morn it Mr. and M afew days, t see friends. R.€. Wa ing received daughter, M land, saying ard was liab] ofan interna time ago. M for the Bay. Healthy gu White a Rosy lips s! For swee' Allthe evi. This you sh A fine bea: the National August 21st. Pears’ is t ever made, Tue San ] the leading e 8: Am Bi For vils, salt hitter; nause agreeable lig: Figs, Recon sicians. Ma California Fi Francisco,Ca ing druggists City,

ri visions, but none wert Ewe — i Buctien’s Arnica Salvo. : SME The best Salve in the world for Cuts, . Bruisgs, Sores, Dicers,Salt Kieum — 3ons te oe . : pastened te the react. _ = ih i ge PRG CT \ 7 1 A brief struggle ensued; but at last the ohe aeat bs) ec rans pt. . UP A PLUM TREE. masked burglars fied, precipitately, Caesar OFFICE: s barking wildly at them, and straining his go. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal . Imprisonment, Rescue an the . chuin tothe utmost in his, effort. to wreak . . $2 € : . Triumph of Love. . his vengeance upon them./ . oe ee \ . “Young fellow,” cried: the old man, CIRCULATES IN evada City Graust Valley, Rough & Rend) Syenceville North Sau Jaxh, Freneh Cor . tlat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every oth ertown of Nevada county; alse in Place and Sierra counties, al Saciamento, Sap hous¢ Fal, Sweetiand;-North-Bieonrtieli; Moere-+——-pii Francisco—in fact, throughout the Strife pi! * from Siskiyou to San Dicgo irom the Si-) erra to the sea.”’ i a THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 1889.; CAMP SHAFTER. Nihell’s Boys in Heard From. . Captain The Record-Un en sends up an account o! . war correspondent. of the experierice wof.the Nevada Ci'y. militiamen of Company-C and thei: . alé ReyiArtillery Suturday night fron: . comrades of the First ment in Sucramnptyto to Senta Cruz, yolnty ile says . ~ fp is-eale tosuv that not aman in the} whole reginent slept df en. hour while onthe pare. 10a rior fan, one weery sou! did attenrpt ervbuody appear . and if perchane . fo take a . rest his qui-t would be invarithly di-. el to bes furbed hy ‘‘heari-rending songs’? an . vociferous shoutiny of the jovial militiamen. Along towards midnight hunger be gan to make its pre among the men, and whenever a 8tation would be i . rush for the piatiurm to hunt up pro . Ha kHOowT ce wus reached there to be fou One -of the boys: thought he won’ play a good juke on Camp mo G's . Wo the i. men, and aceordingly. just bef train stopped ata way station he open: . ed the door of the car, thrast his hea . inand shouted, ‘‘Hlans sandwiches?” . atthe top of his voice marks were needed. forthe platform -of the car-was tna tec) the whole crowd: smackiwith unusual force in their eagerness. . A faint @eho of the shout reached Com . No further re Aven re rus! a gv their lip pany C's and dozens of bread were thrust out of the window, and mapy pair cf_eyes pierced the gloon in all directigns for the sandwich min Of course the object of the sesrch wa not to be found and itis well-that b had not put in an appearance for In . would surely have deen roughly tan dled. spective cars with looks ok Cisgust, but The men reitimned to thetr re if so chanced that ‘almost all of the . Captains of the companies came ty . the: rescue in ‘‘y men termed it? Boxes open, and Jo! san Iwiches and chees ‘vyreat shiipe,” as the . it 1 were broke: ime. forth, the puny in abundance of starvation were: checked aml everything resumeds*its normal condi jon. . After the-tanch;the-effectiveress 6 which could be ;lainty felt, began to quiet down, though not unty . The favorite the mer about 3 in the morning. song was “We'll Be in the Asylun Soon,’”? and as a relief, “Sarah Cie Your Gun” Men who never bad a musical note inj vitn . came in with a them,.and never will have, chipped in, . and the effect of the chorus was tnar velons. There was noregard,for time, and the tune was all lhe game, me . matter how the sonus were sung. \ When the train reached Santa Cruz, . line was formed on the depot plitforn and thence the regiment marched" . been named ‘Camp Shafter.” Con. trary to expectations, all of had been pitebed;-andthey presented . /@ pretty spectacle. tents, having been pitched for the ff time, and their ciean white appezrant had a pleasing effect on the cuniyp. The camp is 500 yards farther out the road and south of where years ago. The vrounds are bot a: good or suitable for drilling as where . the regiment held its last camp, they will have to do. On the way to catup, as our. ryt ment passed the Filth and Sixth Iu fantry Regiments, which were campen . on the grounds which we wil th the ten‘s. All were new wall} st . it. Was twe . > said old Zeruinh, the Please, sir,’ hz “there’s a man up.in the “per, ec plum-tree!"" repeated Mr. -And what's he doing up-in the tree? It ain't the time o’ year for ripe s cleaning an extra scrape knife, “’ taint time o'° year for ripo. But it’s always t ing men to make fools of them nd the third branch of that ‘ar tree is on ® line with the window of a Arden’s room.” : ’ ’ suid Mr. Broyyn, dropping his rand opening his cyes very wide you live, sir,’’ said Zeruiah isne-O scrambiing out of bed, “you've saved my life, besid’ the Government coupons that were under my pillow. Wh reward-you}) i . . canJ do to . no pay required. = __. give-perfect satisfaction, or money reFever Sorer, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or Itis guaranteed He was very pale and trembled violently. . tended ive % t k ~ “}'d like something to eat, if you please, . al ‘Sa 25 canta per Nox fet sir,’ said Wynton. “To tell you the trath, . sale ” arr Bros. t T’ve just come out of the plum tree.’’ “Yos, Lknow,” said Brown, recovering Limself alittle. “You're the fellow that is in love with our Bella; ain't you?” “J don’t deny it, sir,’ said Wynton, boldly. “Well, you deserve her,” said Mr. Brown, “and you shall have her. It was I that ordered the dog chained up to the plum-tree. . I meant to buik you it I could, but I've changed my mind. I should have been a dead-man, young fellow, if it hadn't been } Beeld ice! The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of thecity. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot uf Main strect, on the Plaza, or with the driver, wil) be promptly attended to, uf a Their Business Bocming-. . ea ae ABponcad for you. Come right down-stairs this = ! Said farehoall : ; nt. is house is too good for is e n7@ his bald forehead into innumeroat Nothing in this house B Probably no one thing has caused inlides. , but-he's fot-lig never cut in Bean Tollow,; and his hat, that lays out on the grass, hus got a city Good!” todded Mr. Brown. «You ourht to have bcen a detective, Ruey. Thcy would ive you good wages, 1 bet a big apple un ler . and move all A ws y sclf. reciting. or any thi the benefit of itr wooden fuc t Brown, chuckling. “And make haste, or shell be back from Widow Pete's. Every tlanz inust be moved before she returns And pull the shade down, so the city chap had dared to ridicule, ber old fashioned idcas. Della ad nivk natned ber **Medusa,”’4 ‘an Zer.ialit had not. the least idea who “Ii ras, she dimly suspected thatit w npiimentary term. And, therefore, Z al wus not surry to-see the preity Boston girl phras “Up. in the-plum-tree, is he?’ said Mr. ‘To keep her out of ubert ay said Zeruiah. ‘ The world is but if ain't. wide cuough to keep two Ss apart.’ vith asirdoaic smile. ** What sort ‘ ng fcllow is he, Zeruiah?” ” answered the old woman, still rying-pan as Minerva of old iher shicld, “ the leaves -is ht amt what it once was, ht-colored clothes on, as was 1 ker’s name in it.” Where's the hat?’ d put it ruiah out and, chain, Cesar red Give lin a good tuey. Then come back @ila’s things imto the st bedrodia. “ i take the end room myif there's any -serenading, or pottry-" rof that sort, 11) have sf;! A slow. smile broke out over Zeruiah's on the hall acer rh of chair Sut what'll you tell her?” said she. ither?) Why, that the end room 1s a cr aspeet for my rheumatism,” said Mr. suspicion wh idzod Zer first reer Maine, was “yy } 1, aud took a g t we're up to.” , who; in-spite of her heart atrue Spap rim dclight imirusmten Bila Arden wa gt Cupid Mouse and pretty. Bella “come up with,” as she dit. +, Uncle Brown,’ cried Bella, when ein, with her fair hair. blown about and ber checks reddened by her across’ hill and hollow, ‘why ngod my room?” : my dear,’ said Mr. y, * lve an idce that the cast suit my rheumatism better. You tinind?”. Ol, not in the least?’ saidBella, cheer“And Vil go right to work and ar. the things that that cross old Zeruiah ng about so recklessly. Oh, by the way, eo was no letter for me, I suphe glanced ut the weekly paper lded on the’ table, ‘for I see ought the mail.” <0, iy dear,” said Mr. Brown, ‘no let ters.” home from the fe tl aid the purple dimness of twilight began to Pp », with tinkling bells, scented pastures, and swamps, And the cows ci 1¢ Sun sank. behind the maple d over all things, and stall Hubert n, prisoned up among the tossing 1 boughs, waited -in vain. for some rospect of his release. “ Confound these good people!’’ said he to himselt. “What on eéurth have. they chuined that savace beast here for just fours’? tothe camp ground, which had . mi stout old man I ¢ { . i; t . . . regulars, ocenpied t8oGegrs aco, the . men left their tents afd caine rushing to the road_ to see our men pass hy They gave cheer upon cheer for the First’ Artillery bore, and made witty remarks about the grub, etc. One gl] them shouted: “If you boys Can ex tri: eand beans all your lile, you won’ get. sick’ here”’“Yoo __us,”” some one ye led bu When camp Was ree broken, ~ the all rushed for tw huge stucks of xtra, and ina rem rk nd rank men able short space: flimet leveled to the ground. pany there were eight tons for theen listed men, and, company officers, with bere ane an extra one. ++ee+ < A Tip-tver. For each com es usual, two for the As the big fourorse bus called the ‘Mayflower was coming Tuesday nigh } from Grass Valley to this city @ »~jdence me oof th over near Judge Roberts’ running into a ditch. twenty passengers were hurt, The it tipped . . 1 { . . . \_pones, fits . he stuces Were . there b bringing wuter fro havcu’t ventured to call to-her, for fear of het \ Lpicurus! how good that frying chick smells P laughter an : Aud 1 belicve I must have made o stuke—that is not Bella’s reom atail A has sat there, reading the vaper, ail the afternoon, and I haven't Jared to stir, for fear of bewig shot for a JTve seen the darling once or + flowers in’ the garden, and the spring, but I hiding-place. , Shades of aying .my —Cofee, too? i'd give @ king's ransom for a cup of it!” = Poor Hubert?) He could not stir for fear of rousing Cmmsar’s deep low-pitched bark promising tiunself and Bella, but he \iffer and inore cramped with every d of his enforced vig:l. “Phey must take. the dog to his kennel before long,” he thought, as the dew suf used the air with moisture: and the nightds began to wheel about the luxuriant 5 of the old tree A Dat presently Zeruiah came out with a tim pan of water anda platter of bones to 1 ( ir’s fast. “Is itudvight, Ruey?s said Mr. Brown in a sort of Siage-whisper, from the kitchen door 2 coffee and coid. fowl, tongue, eaten With Bella’ nestling close to. ‘of indiscrimmate dainties upon his plate, while old Zoruiah’s face glowered out of the darkness of the kitchen like @ badlya very happy one. were promptly notified the next morning, Sales 4 : and a search instituted, but to no avail. ; You can tést it before buying by getting Nothing was ever heard of the two masked . ) trial bottle free, large size $1. Every burglars. s Bean Hallow. inn,. the: following day, to order his portmanteau he Brown farrm-house,’ and bid his late colleagues adieu, he wrung Belton’s hand alternately with that of Weir. boys,’’ said he. ltea-the russyred--—such a genera! revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drag Store us their yiving away to theircustomere of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Their tradéis simply enorinous in this very vajuable article from the fact thatit always cures and But a happy one—yes,. -never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all tbreut and lung diseases quickly cured And he wrung Wynton’s hand until it eemed as if it were grasped in an iron vise. A strange midnight collation it was—the and biscuits and nis side, and Mr. Brown heaping all sorts iz bted polyopticon. A constabulary. force of Bean’ Hollow But when Mr. Wynton came back to the bottle warranted. Notice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOR COURT. IN AND FOR [ the county of Nevada, State of CaliforCourt, made onthe 2th day of July, 1589, notice is hereby given, that Tuesday, the ‘oth day of August, 1889, at 100'clock 4. M. of said day,at the Cou rtroom of said Court,at the Courthouse.in the City_and County of . Nevada, has been appointed as the™ time and place for proving the Will of said FRANCOIS LAMPBLET, deceased, and for : hearing the application of SOPHARY U EK for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated Nevada City, Bord 25th, 1889. JAMES-L. MORGAN, Clerk: . x By J. J.Gkeany, Deputy Clerk. Fred Searis, Attorney for Petitioner. The Latest News! FROM THE ECONOMY STORE. Choice New Orleans Molasses and Sunbeam Syrup on tap in any quantity r nirec. — —ALSO— Kew Columbia River Salmon, Michigan White Fish, .<* No. 1 Mackerel, Pickled Herring, Brick Codfish, A variety of Smoked. Meat, Exstern Lard in bulk, California Cheese, Flour, Feed, Vexetables, and other Goods too numerous to mention. Call and Examine my Goods and get prices. S. H. DANIELS. ECONOM’ STORE -.. ’. BROAD 8T removed to t ‘Not for the rescue from a rather sorry plight—brute force could have done that with a blow on the dog's head— but for the manner of it. _'m a great man now in old Brown’s estimation, and Bella thinks Lamahero. And it’s all owing to r—OF FO, don't mention it, old fellow!” ba ; 7 7th Acricuitural District, Weir. “How did you like me as a firstclass-ruffian?”’ “By the way,” added Belton, “I’ve burned . the masks. Circumstantial evidence, you . % know. They migbt get us into trouble.” “You'll invite us to the wedding, of . course? queriéd Weir. “Oh, yes!’ said Wynton, beamingly. . “And I may kiss the bride?” asked, Belton. . “Of course you may!’ said Wynton. . And Belton observed, thoughtfully, that) . man,—Helen Forrest Graves, in Boston Budget. BLINDERS ON HORSES. cone ! A» Interesting Letter on the Subject from an American in Londoa, . The Woman’s Humane Society has, received the following letter trom a) young St. Louisan, now visiting . Europe: ‘Standing on London bridge, yesterday afternogn I made a calcula-! tion of the effects of blinders on horses. . I took two’ hundred horses as they passed, making my selection at ran-. dom, and I assure you the result was astonishing, if not apalling. The figthe counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, ures I obtained were as follows: and Plumas, prior to June], 1889. Horses with both eyes closed, eighteen; horses with one eye .closed, fifty-four; . with both eyes partially closed, one; hundred and eight; with eyes un-! blinded, twenty. When JI speak of. eyes being closed, ] mean that the) blinders either curve round in front.of, the eyes so that the horse can not see trict. or are pressed against the eyes. “Of recent years the front curving . blindér has come largely into use. A horse sees-out of -his-eyes, not in front like a human being, but from the side, and when a screen is placed along the side of his eye he is more or less de. prived of his sight Ina crowded city where people are constantly being run . down itisan outrage that such a system is tolerated. Let a~horse see where he is going and he will try to) avoid stepping on a person. Any one who knows how horses on_a battlefield will avoid bodies will not dispute this. In one-half the instances mentioned the horses were heavy hauling . horses, and the blinders had not the weak excuse given by the drivers of spirited animals. The excuse is generally given that a nervous horse is kept quieter by being unable to see every thing. The novelty of allaying nervousness by partially depriving a horse of his most valuable sense can not fail to strike every one. Besides these aspects, the blinding is essentially cruel and the Royal Humane. Society ought to suppress it. In any ‘ number of cases, especially with cab horses. blinders press against the eye so tightly that the eyelashes are driven in upon the ball, causing the most exquisite torture day dfter day. FurtherNo. No. Purse, $500. ; Wednesday, Purse, $600. No. 5. Pacing 2:24 class. . Thursday, District. Purse, $500. Purse, $100. No. 12. ‘Frotting, “All rieht, sir!” Zeruiah answered, And then, ina lightning-flash, as it were, Hubert tomprebended it all. Uc was entrapped. That weazen-faced old wemun andtbe malicious elderly ungle of his beieved were in league to be his juilors.; Lie whisuled softiy to hir self. Cesar, from below, left off crunching bis gund. From the distante the voites—reavhed him—careless astray sentences here and ther@ l’s Boiton ,and Ralph Weir, éoming back to thie inn after Tucir day’s shooting,” he tuduzhbt. “If Lcould only get. word to therm!” = 9: Ue tore o leaf from his pocket-book, seribbicd : 10 or tivoon it,as well as he could ia th tain dugk?'and, wrapping it around hi h, flang it a3 far as -lus aim could reaca toaavard the swamp. * Matters ure getting serious,’”’ he said to himsclf. Dut Lhe missive had not been without its growl at the ocho. of 1 Be , 1 --Stettot” said Weir, ‘!a shooting star.”’ A AVE bird!’ exclaimed. Belton, " y righted the, velicie, climbed aboard again and came on their way rejoicing y Phe only damage done was a slight break to the driver’s scat of the bus.) and shoot the dog. ts pe . UR RS Lem a fine turn-out g Ir you want 0 to Henry Lane’s livery > and feed stable. . (f Or Come One, Come “411. Call around to the Plaza Ulacksmith Shop and see the finest Carts that are made al3-lw Oe OR ae Pasturage & At the Sutton Ranch. Jnguire on th remises or of George C .Gaylord.ft) : eS ———— When Raby was sicz, ; We gave Wher she waa Child, She cried for Cot When she became Mss, Z \Bhe clung to Castor’ Ew gave ther‘ wh . é . . a . } j { checking bss long, swinging stride: ‘No, it isn’t cither, il’s a wateh with a letter Wrupped around it.” And tucn, in the swampy fastnesses, by the lirht of a few matches, they deciphered the cry for aid Which had come from the pium tree. “ Whow-w-w!” said Weir. ‘Let's go els do nothing of the sort,” said Belton. “What would we—or poor, old Wynton, cither@gain by declaring direct war in that sort of way! Let’s be polive or nothing.” : i é Aud he fired his rifle three times in the air, a sort of signal recognilion of his prisoned friend. “What's that?” said Mr. Brown, who was computing the interest on a@promissory note at tue sitting-room table by the light of a kcrosene lamp. “J dunno,” at Rue, “unless it’s Deacon Hall sh ’ weasels iti his ben. roost.” Uncle Brown,” cried Bella, -with “IT hope there are BO “Oh, clasped hands, burgiars around.” 55 ‘Never heard of guch a thing in all Bean Hollow, my dear,’’ Said the old man. In,the dead of that same mbt, however, two masked men appeared mysveriously in Mr. Lrown's bed-room. * Your money or your life,’’ said one.“ Miser, unband your treasures!’’ shout edthe other. . Oil Mr. Brown tay quafing there, quite . popelessiy, waen, in an instant, a lithe form sprang tarough the open wiadow, balancing itself a second on the sill, and then poo TT wud deep thunderous . more, it may be safely yockoned that seventy-five per cent. of the runaways in London are due to the ‘blinders.’ At least, let-me brought into court some day: for frightening an animal that could see out of only one-fifth, or less, of his eyes; then I hope to be Children under years, lee. “J don’t know how Ican ever thank you, . rs Fa Ra Os & Vs . Ms x 4 Nevada County:-) —

COMMENCING aAaAusust 2Oth, 1829 he considered that reward enough for any . And Continuing Five Days. ——_——9-— = ~ Pace ard Stock Grounds at Glenbrook. ~ Pavilion at Grass Yalley —_—o—— SPEED PROGRAMME: In Racer designated as ‘Dist rict,’’ all horses are eligible that were owned in Sutter, Colusa, Butte, Sierra, Shasta . Tuesday, August 20th. . ‘Running, 3-4 of a mile and repeat. 2. Running, 1 mile dash. No. 3. Trotting, For three-year-olds owned in the DisDistrict ; one mile and repeat. “No. 8. Trotting, 2:27 class. Friday, August 23d. Ladies’ ‘Tournament for various prizes at 11 A. M. No. 9. Running, 1 mile and repeat. No. 10. Trotting, 2:50 class ; for horses Owned in ‘the Saturday, : 2:34 class. 120 veure, 25 vents. “heaviiy~ mulcted:-~jAs a pedestrign™ ~ THE— Purse; $400. Purse, $300. nia. Inthe matter of the estate of Francois Lampbiet, deceased. cad : Pursuant to an order of said Superior \ . e . press Goods, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, August 21st. No. 4. Trotting, 2:30 class; open to the District. Purse $500. August 22d. Grand Stock Parade at 10 A. M. No. 6. Running, One mile and a halfdash. Purse, $400. No. 7. Trotting, Free for all 2-year olds owned in the Purse, $250. Purse, $600. Purse, $400. No. 11, Trotting, Yearlings ; half mile. and repeat, August 24th Grand Stock Parade and Award of Premiums at 11 A. M. Purse, $500. No. 13. Trottin,2:21 class._Purse, $800. o--— Prices of Admission—--KACE TRACK AND GROUNDS, 50 CENTS. under 8 Pavilion 25 cents. Children SAMUEL GRANGER, -President. I. J. ROLEE, Secretary. — Postoffice Address, Nevada City. who uses the thronged crossings, I . “~~ protest, against the array of blind horses that goes plunging along our streets. -As a lover of ‘humaneness’ I i aiso protest, and I hope it*will be : beard by the associated humanitari. ans.’’—-St. Louis Post-Dispatch. , PERSONAL AND LITERARY. —Publishers say that there has been a great growth of recent years in the market for Cbriztian literature. * —Sylvanus Cobb only wanted an hour to lay the plot of astory and place his characters. It would have been harder for him to write a school composition than a serial to run for twenty weeks. . —The early invalidism of Miss Murfree (Charles Egbert Craddock) compelled hemto lead a quiet indoor life. “I couldn't engage in the sports of the other children,” she says, ‘‘and . sormet:mes I was so disappointed and uneaay that my-mother used to. find it nocessary tocomfort me. One of her favorite methods was to say: ‘Never mind, my dear, if you can’t do as the oibers do, you can do one thing ‘which they can't do; you can spell Popoca' petl, and they can’t.’” _ ee —One day a very. pious clerical friend, who had consumed an hour } of his Valuabie time in smail talk, said to James Harper, the publisher: ! “Brother Harper, I am curious to ‘know how you fourmen distribute the duties of the establishment between you.”’ “John,” said Mr. Harper, good-humorediy, “attends to the finances; Wesley to, the correspondence; Fletcher to the general bargain: 3 353G IIT A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST,. Let it net puss unheeded, forth. county. The State A ‘ SACRAMENTO, Are resources any State may well feel proud of. advértice your locality could be wished for, nor Show the character of prod Can make any county inthis State the en are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING DOLLARS the county and contributors may compete for. ner can the counties taking part receive such a ful sive potice. It has been shown in counties that exhibit annually, ter way ca: be devised to make your locality known. These exhibita ahculd be encouraged by the Boards of Supervisors of each }tural Society will do allio its power to assist you, awarding large and liberal cash preminms, . AT ONCE! =1O.— PREPARE : YOUR : COUNTY : EXHIBIT ~FOR THE State Fair of 18392, --—TO BE HELD AT: — SEPTEMBER 9-21 Oo-— --@ A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and A GRATEFUL PEOPLE ‘PROGRESSION, NOT PROCRASTINATION, vy of the world, Remember, there NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND In no other man-. , complete and comprehenthat no betNo more favorable year to better opportunity offered. ucts your county brings To close our stock.of SU M Scru, White, Brown and Tan just ONE HALF the regular prices. ‘Bear in mind that in addition to our extensive oe . a4, ‘ A! . Calicos, Ginghams, Table Linen, Sheetings, tlouse Lin-. ing, Hose, Underwear, Corsets, and, Notions. ~ MRS. LES MAIN STREET, —THEf eating Variety : Store Hevular Prices! Of Nevada City. . —_— . ALEX. DURBIN, parent er on i He ~~ thetg Ses _Proprieitor: = i ioaea ae ea ;COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the . * mn + . American ‘Tea Store. . v * . MER HATS we will sell Lace and Straw Hats at) Wait ror Me. : A. furbin’s Choice Millinery we have a complete assortment of Dress Goods, . Atiedne = EY Gloves, Handerchiefs . x . t HR GERANPORD, NEVADA CITY. . MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, (LATE OF KOSTON,) HAS OPENED A Purchasing Bureau at San Francisco, ND WILL GIVE HER PERSONAL AT£ tention to supplying, the a ot tant cities with ell and every shopping, tn¢luging Millinery, Gentlemen’s Wea”, Li _ flouse Furnishing Goods, Wedding, Birthday and Christmus Gifts, Selected with are and taste. Especial care taken to buy at LOWEST RATES. : wih cheerfully send samples. NO CHARGE for the shopping. All orders must be accompanied by money order or registered letter.” Refereuces—The best people of New York; Philadelphia, Boston, ete. j MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, Room °23, Harvey House, 807 California s reet, San Francisco, Cal. F Retiring From Business. _ . cs. ” F. M.;SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor, Will after this date make up into} Suits his entire stock of Clotlis at -bedrock prices. Perfect fit ynaranteed. *Broad St., next door below the Land Association Office. Emil F. Rosenthal, DEALER IN NHOICE CONFECTIONERY, THE BEST 7 BRANDS OF” CIGARS AND TOBACCO, TOYS of every description, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. I am prepared to furnish everything in my line, Fresh and Pure. The LAKGEST STOCK in Nevada City. Tropical Fruits a Specialty. — 5 : bo Gam mercial St., nearly opposite Transcript . Printing{@yiice. . . New York Bakery. . G. eM. DURST: : Proprietor . -o-. THIS WEIJ . FLAViNe PURCHASED Bakery of irs . known and poptlar John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAIL STREET . lintend to keep on hand arall times» v0 Variety of BREAD. PTE Ss, «AME Wedding Cukes ~ . And f&xstry Made to order on short notice and on pros i reasonable terms. All order for anytuinein my line prop ly attended to. . By strict attention to business, giviu hope to merit » Iberal pationaxe. C. WM. DURST. . o SODA FACTORY, Bonney & Powell, . MANUFACTURERS OF Lemon and Cream Soda, Sarsaparilla. _ Sarsaparilla and Iron, Ginger Ale, , And Cider. ESSRS. BONNEY & POWELL would respectfully inform the public that ey have respened this celebrated. Soda! Factory and have re-fitted and re-stocked the same with the best of Summer drinks ani beverages. The articles made by us are second to none in the State. M@@ Dealers and Families supplied . on short notice. Give us a call, — i pyri En: your space atonce. Write for Premium Lists containing schedule Re pn dey 0 reepiiclhens pags . — of ewards, Address the Secretary for information. oer. ancien ing his chair still closer and lowering CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President. . ” Bonnevi& Powell, the tone of his voice. “I entertain Epwax F. Surru, Secretory. a Proorietors GRASS VALLEY. tions. froaent and dts facilines for Weishein Bros, & Co, BANKERS, -_— Established 1876. Capital Invested: --$50,000. Transact a General Binking Busi1e88. Draw Dratis on San Francisco, New * York, London, Paris and Berlin, Stocks and Bonds bought and. sold. Special facilities for making ColleeHighest price paid tor Gold and Silver Bullion. Assay Office. Deposits Received. Interest Alicwed on Depo-ts. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—The Anglo Califorxian Bank Limited New York—C. B. Richard & Co. London=The-Atiance Bank Limit ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, commped Sh, uaa . MINERS’ FOUNDRY —OF-— NEVADA CIIy, CAL., Manofacturers of oe “or MN, MACHINER} OF ALL KINDs, Milling,” Hoisting‘and:Pumpiiig . Rigs, ’ Mining-Cars a specialty, : _ Castings of all kinds Agents in Nevada and Sierra Countie = FOR: THE = +5 ‘ Oe a Tr ys Pei BPG Ww Be ra L Giving the L reeset Perceutaye Of Power of any Water Wheel Made EFF Niving ween and others invit edtecall and tn-pect our establist § } Witty Ou first-class. work MINERS: FOUNDRY, ~ SPRING STREET, hear Methodist Church, Nevada-é ity Lansfry Bangs, ‘Tnvisible Fronts “A Saratoca Waves, ____MRS._E. H. HUBBARD, — Private Parlors for. Dressing Ladies and Chilcien’s Hair. ANU FACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD*. AND TOTLET AKTICLEs. COLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachingthe Hair. No. 923 Market Street; opposite Mason, SAN FRANCISCO, UAL. good satisfaction and selling at low rater.! : A NEw FIRM =e @ DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the citizens of Nevada County that they have formed a copartnergt business of ! ie eee Horse Shoeing ~~ —AND> Wagon Making, At the.Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, ! Where they are prepared to do work in their line oa manner te-givethe v satisfaction. ss ee HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Roadsters and Freight Horses shod in the best style of the art-and the work warranted to ast. A WACON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set en axle so that it will run one-third light h other shop. ghter than {ff from any e will guarantee to set ti i aildish hopin set tires soasto uyoid e have the facilities for doing heayy o light work, and w tion toe ig case, urrant satisfaction in eyAll orders promptly attended to. None but first-class mechanics employed. Everything in my line Cheaper Than Ever Be fore. Look at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West).... ...10 cents Our Poet.. .. . .. 3 for a quarter La Rose (Key West).. Z 10 cents Stolen Kisses ° 3 fora quarter oo ‘Key West ‘ . lu cents = = Wushinyion . .¢ ok . 10cents stock of Jay-Eye-see . 8 for a quartet Guarantee 3 fora quarter .6 for a quarter 6 for a quarter -21, § fora quarter My ten cent cigars are sold by other deal} ers for 12% cents; my 8% cent cigars for ten cénts; py 5 cent cigars are the bestin the market. All brands by the box lower than the lowes. : Tobaccos. Star, per plug. .. ; €limax, per plug. Sawlog, per plug. New Wrinkle, per plug. And all other kinds in propertion. Smoking Tobacco. A tine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At from 10 to 45 percent less than is usually charged in other stores, Soda Crackers: The best, perbox. . 9..) . . Bicents— Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stock is large and new. Prices lower thui tne same Can be bought for elsewhere Pocket Knives. llead in this line. My cutlery is of the best brands, and lehallenge competition in prices, 40 cents 50 cents 50 cents 60.cent -.__Gombs and Brushes. T carry a nice stock rangingin price from 5 to40 cents. euch, Whatis the use of paying faney prices ‘for such things when I sell equally good ones for less money? Stationery. Writing materials, plain and fancy. All the latest styles in paperties, Also, slates, tablets, «te. Prices down to bedrock. Z : Perfumes. © ~ The choicest and most popular at prices that will astonish you For instance, i sel) 2Pcent cologne fos 20 cents, and 60-cent Flor ida water for 40 cents. * Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to cost,and . bought them very Juw. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Black© ins. The best domestic and imported kinds. J make a specialty of shoedressings and un dersell other dedlers. Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen called to novelties inth sline. A good eane for 10 rents. An eluygant one for 20 cetts. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, With crooked handles, only $1. Toys, Toys, Toys. A thousand kinds such as please the litth folks most. Fie Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters, 25 cents, IT am almost giving them aways — Candies:Everybody knows I keep the, freshest avd -. finest intown , Fruite and Vegetables. All kinds iu their seasou. Can be hotusrh cheaper from me than elsewhere Fish, Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. Ail persons indebted tu the firia of Sinve & Durbin are reyueste ito i ae diately ge tle with me, A. DURKEE Ss Working Glasses Attention. Ww’ are now prepared to furnish all class: es with employment at home, al] the ime, Or for their spare moments. Kusiness aew, dight and profituble. Personsof either sex eusily clear from 50 cents tu #5 per evenny, and & proportional suin by devoting all heirtime to the business. Boys and. girl ‘warp nearly as much asmen. That all who ee this may send their address and test the susiness, we make this offer. To such as ‘re not well satisfied we will send one dolarto pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars and outfit free. Address GEORGE TINSON & Crs,, Portland: Mnine : The (Cranscreet is? the Best Advertising medium in Northern Central California. Delinquent. Notice. Ney ans COUNTY MINING COMPANY. i Location of principal plaice of business vevada City, California. Location of works pevada City. California, Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on aceount of \8sernibent No: 29, levied ov the 2d day of nly, 188, the several amoun 8 set opposite he names of the respective sharehulders 8 follows L) : NO, xO, NAMES CERT, BH’RS, AMT ’. 4 Miller 14 a) 1 3. H. Miler.. 144 500 +O 00 8. 40, Miller 145 500 10-00 Melville Atfwood.. 35 500 10 00 jan’) Baker 37 509 10 00 Dan’l Boker 74 247 494 Dan'l Baker 115 1000 <0 00 We F. Englebright 38 315 6 8 WF. Enelebright 73 156 3 12 \. MeNeeley” .. 50 43) 8 60 \. MeNeeley . 86 tS Ae 424 A. Fol VUE ine 53 1685 43:70 W Folene 2 OD. = tee: 16,00. Wm, Colley 124 00 10 00 Edwin T. Powel 158 873 17 46 And in accordance with law, and an orter of the Koard of Directors made on the 2d day of July, 188), so many shares of eneh parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at publie, auction, at the office f the Secretary at the min., ier Creek Nevada City, California.on Wet y : the 28th duy of Au D issy, u4 o'clock p. mM. of said . to pay the de: linquent -assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. C, E. ASHBURN, Secretary CITIZENS BANK, Sroad Street : Nevada Uity Paid up Capital $30 009 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted: WERE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New Verh. Sap Francinzeco. And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe principal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty, Mighest Price Paid fer Counts and State Warrants . Gold and Silver Bullion chased Aesny VOifice wi thle Bank. unre LS OPEICHES:. K.M PRESTON ......... PRESIDEY~ . M. HUNT . Vice PResiDENT JOHN T. MORGAN....-3.002005 CasHier. D.E. MORGAN .Ass’T CasHixr and Srv’¥ DIRECTORS: OR, KR. M. Hont, Gro. M. Hugues, ht Pag Ww. EpWarps L Hoveman, E. M. Paaeston, CORRESPONDENTS New York—First Nationa) BankSan Francisco—Firet National Bank. Sacramento—Natieual Bank of D, O, bill “olsco, HE A Brief . ters The sch “yaces sold ; as. well through. Prof. Mi the Deanein ing. Tick couple, lac The plan of the repo) Glenbrook «a The_ Direc continne er The mali people vs. . went to the day night. Power dis stood four f conviction of agreeing. The late valued at §; Robert Wa Watt of Gr: To Mrs. © sister, dece each of the $1,000; tot Watt, thes of the estate PERS social an Peapl Mrs. All town. Josiah G Alameda. Ben. H. Bee is here. James Ro ley are’in te G. FE. Dur Granitville ' “ZT May to Downiev Mrs. Geo + Shafter with tain. Miss Mar visiting Mis city, A. D. Gas turned from City. Mes Jen from a visit . towns. Charles* \ unmarried 1 intown, Willard G: Agricultural here. Mr. Dent, this week tl lack of Gras: Mrs. W.8 have been vi ed Wednesd J. F. Bow Bitter Water rived here ¥ the latter’s . Y. G, Pate of this city. living at Ma past, isin to D. J, Mut Santa Clara andJ, &. rapher of Sac notable horse ‘brook -races. The schoc closed for a cerned to st! Eliza Sime, the vacation Mrs. H.G sing at the. ing. She h voice and hi, been a pupil atory of Mus W. Dana J County, Pai Secretary of tWo veterans ing. Mr. He this part of t] an old-time p @Mrs. W. . tral house, b meda county nesday morn it Mr. and M afew days, t see friends. R.€. Wa ing received daughter, M land, saying ard was liab] ofan interna time ago. M for the Bay. Healthy gu White a Rosy lips s! For swee' Allthe evi. This you sh A fine bea: the National August 21st. Pears’ is t ever made, Tue San ] the leading e 8: Am Bi For vils, salt hitter; nause agreeable lig: Figs, Recon sicians. Ma California Fi Francisco,Ca ing druggists City,