August 8, 1889 (4 pages)

lity )0 BLE ‘ ito iGkh ‘iaAun the ney DEY > DENT HIth, nu’ Y KO AR AN. 7 die ‘and Webber started about ‘work. Apply at this office, i * 4 a ear ai The Daily Transcript. ORMONDE LETTER. GETS HIS DESERTS. FAIR AFFAIRS. , A MINER KILLED. weak fate nay ponder rT] bol te (aa pe Mining and Other News From. The Polish Peddler Getsa Term . Privileges Awarded—OCommittees . John Edwards Falls 200 Feet. in Don’t take long to ponder: ae arynets td Drinki PRE. z == ‘Don Carlos. in Jail. Appointed—Othe: Business. the Washington Shaft. We all vatitoton ects a: a ite Sioe = fe Tinking Apollo Tea, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8° 1889. Ormonne, August 4, 1889. The peddler of furniture polish who} The District Fair Directors held an} John Edwards, aged 22 years, was eg ay ages re ri tH ae Eprror TraxscriPtT—Our people still . gives his name as Guy was found adjourned meeting at this city Tues-. instantly killed Tuesday afternoon at on ee Seer 3 a” Baan Zag: a5F ree to All! live, although old Sol-has done his xuilty in Justice Wadsworth’s court . day evening. the Washingten. mine, Ormonde. Prices in summer millinery have Tt s E af 2 aT THE: level best to make things hot for most . Tuesday night by the jury héefore whom . Bids for privileges were awarded as. After dinner hie was descending the} peen materially reduced at Mrs. if Re He seeery F ; ‘of us recently. ‘The thermometer has} he was tried on a charge of disturbing . follows: shaft with another man. Getting off Lester & Crawford’s store. Miss Kate “3 a g sh rn fed Great American Importing Tea ranged most anywhere between the. the peace, the nature of his offense ‘Bar—Wm. J. Britland & Co., Neva-. the bucket at the 200 level he made a Rauer will soon leave the above firm, y aehgicd eRe S one and two-hundred mark for several being the making of a villianous, props . da City. 4 misstep and fell to the sump just beand ladies desiring hats or bonnets if Ass Fe Fa HE Ro IDoO’s Storoe,! days past. This kind of weather is. osition to Mrs. Trainor of Sacramento} Restaurant—Mrs. J. W. Griffith, . low the 400 level, were he struck in artistically trimmed by her should} « A vee ase FE Commercial Street. Nevadi City. certainly hot enough to suit the views . sireet. Wednesday afternoon he was. Grass Valley: six feet of water. ‘ order at-once or they will be too late! > a HELE Be Ere eh : of the most extreme Presbyterian or} sentenced to imprisonment in the Confectionery, frait,ice cream, ete.—. The remains were brought to this to getthe benefit of her services and F “ ese =p =F Dont’t Fail to Oall and Try o Glase i an enthusiast on the subject of warm county jailfora term of one hundred. Mrs. E. Ismert-and Mrs. Schwartz. . city Wednesday and buried from the of the reductions in prices. tf. ya at Beeed bed hi ——places. The sayings and doings around . and fifty days, or pay a fine of $150. The bid of the Independent Band. of . Congregational Church at two o’clock _ : * S828 a8 Fure] our town are substantially as fullows;. Constable Dillon found on his per-. Grass Vulley, consisting of eleven . inthe afternoon. : aire aoe > 4 r ; G : The new town hall is well ynder. son when searching him just after the players, tofurnish music at the Park. John Edwards was a first cousin’ to The Nevada: Ios Company ie now A PARTNER WANTED. WN) 0 TIN all pices way and will be all ready for our usual . arrest two checks on a Chico Bank . and Pavilion, was accepted. John Stevens who-resides on Coyote prepared to deliver ice to consumers Tes . ) Christmas and New Year’s festivities. duly made out and signed. They} The appointment of Marshal was] treet in this city. “He was born jin in-any part of thecity, Orders left at In tay teavola this Opting I kave fodad a AT. BEDROCK:PRIGES! When finished it will be one of the SOMEWHAT PUZZLING. Charlie—Pa, why’ can a man. run faster.that a boy? : Pa—Because ho in higger, of course. Charli+ (after pondering for a moment)—Well, pa. then why don’t the hind wheels of a wayon run faster than the front wheels? Two minutes later Charlie M., was saying his prayers. HERE AND THERE. A Grief Record of Various Mate ; ters of Local Interest. Wm. Jones, who was injured in the North Banner mine, will open a saloon at Grass V illey. R. G. Roberts has’ purchased the harness business at Grass Valley heretofore conducted by John McKay. There will be a “‘sociahle”’ at Montgomery Brother’s ranch, Penn Valley, Friday night for the benefit of the Church there. : Tho trial of George Bennetts on a charge of furnishing liquor to Indians has been post poned till 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon. The funeral of S. J. Mathews, an old-time resident of Blue Tent, took place Wednesday afternoon from. W. C. Groves’ undertaking rooms at this city. 8. E. Storey of Blue Tent now rides in a handsome Studebaker buck board with a top which he purchased throngh Geo. C. Gaylord’s agency at this city. Tuerday’s Telegraph: This alternoon Mr. Corbin arrived with his run: ning horse Barney G. and his trotters Lohengren and Nettie C, They--eame overland from Sacramento, and are fine looking animals. : PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Charles Kent writes that hewill return to thiv city next week. A. B. Drieshach and wife of Indian Springs spent Tuesday night at this city. i D. Forth. merchant at San Jnan, was intown Tuesday eveniny on his Way to the Bay. : Dr. Valantine has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to be ont riding yesterday afternoon. Miss Ella Piper, who has been living at thia city for some time, haa returned to her home in Pleasart Val. } lev. J. H. Harbangh and wife returned Wednerday to the Sunflower mine near Pike City in which they are +tockholders, John B. Hearsch and W.L, Thurston of the Holbrook Hotel it Gtass Valley. were at the county metropolis Tuesday evening. Mra, Mary Stockham (Funeral Mary) left Wednesdiy for Arizona where her husband, danghter and two sone reside, Mts. B. Bilwell and Mrs. E. Bidwell of Red Bluff, arrived here Tuesday and are the guests of their cousin, Mrs, Chas. Grimes. James O'Brien, the lesding citizen, farmer and miner of the upper part of ~ Yuba county was in town yesferday. Jim is one of the best and most popular menin th’s section of the State. Messrs. Rosenthal, Hussey, Smith ‘ eleven o’clock Tuesday night on their camping excursion tothe monntain lakes. A large delegation of Curly Bears escorted them to the corporation limits, + oe _Tuesday’s Telegraph: Rev. H. H. ‘Wilcéx:is quite a pedestrian (he used to bea cavalry man with Sheridan) and he walked, heel-ani-toe, this afternoon from Town Talk to the Holbrook House in 35 minutes. Mr. Wilcox contemplates taking a trip to Bowman’s Dam next week. The’ wedding of Mr. Wilder and Miss Aplin, which took place Tuesday evening in the parlors of the ‘Union Hotel, was a very pleasant affair. Rev. J. Sims performed the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ogden “standing up” with them. The newly married couple expect to go to Spokune Falls, Notice to Debtors. All persons indebted to the firmef L. Hyman & Co. of Nevada City’ and Grass Valley will please call and settle their accounts immediately. And those to whom we send hills and who do not answer inside of five cays, we will take action to enforce the payment. re L. Hyman: & Cu. Nevada City and Grass Valley. 3t U. B. i. of P. Meeting. ~ The regular monthly meeting. of Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P. will be held Wednesday evening ut Armory Hall. : Initiation and other important business. ‘ Fatigue uniform. Geo. A. Gray,'S. K. C, W. T. Moraan, 8. K. R. a6-2t. Wanted. ——— A young or middle-aged lady can secure a good home by as isting in housez linest dance halls in the mountains. Capt. John. Poorley has abandoned his cemetery, project, as .he thinks there is nothing in it for John. Therefore the Count is disconsolate over the loss of his promised corner lot. M :jor Bowden talks of joining the Good Templars-soon,; Superintendent Alf. Tregiégo has quite recently introduced a new game into our home ‘circle. It is called drive dice and is somewhat similar to drive whist, with the exception that there are no booby prizes. It isa very scientific game to play and requires great precision in the last throw, especially if a pair or threes sre not yet on the board. The yame affords a great deal of amusement, and particularly to those Whodo not “get stuck”? for the beer. An introduction to this new and fascinating ‘game will be given the Nevada’ City people at the next visit of the “Don” tothat ylace. John Berry, the ‘boss amalyamator,” as he is dubbed hare, some time ago made a fancy rocker for the purpose of saving sulphurets at the Washington mine. The machine hes proved 4 grand success, so Mr. Berry is abont toapply for a patent. Joln is certainly an inventive genius, Capt. Donohue Ris commenced suit in the Superior Court against Fritz Meister to quiet title to a quartz claim located near the mouth of Canyon creck, Mrs. White of this place has commenced action to procure a divorce from her hnsband, Frank White. The general opinion of their intimate acquaingances is that the defendant will fail to. put in-an wppearance at the time specified in Court, but let the divorce be pranted to pluintiff . as prayed for. _ Con. Seaman of Nevida City and Geo. Fletcher of Grass Valley, visited our town a few days since. They said they were looking for a place to take a zood rest from their labors. The next morning afier their first eveniny’s enlerlainment, both gentlemen acknowledged, that there was ‘no rest for the wicked’’, While here they were the zuests of Mr. and Mrs, Tregidyo of the Washington mine., They went trontfi-li.ng several times during theirstay. but the finny trihe in this Vicinity» are very sly of foreigners and refused to bite. I believe they did in one of heir rambles catch a couple of smal! sackers and a litle -bull-hesd, each about three inches lony. They left well pleased with their visit, giving three cheers and a tiger for the “‘bhoys of Ormonde, ; Vhereis nothing new to report at present in regard to the Washington mine. About forty men are employed and the tweuty/stump mill is kept ranning on good ore both night andd iy The Ovean Star mine and mill has been closed down for repairs, Mor probably it wiil be started up again— when the pigs begin to fly. The German ledge,south of the Ocean Star, is locking ‘'w AVAL T 3 Fagan I is without doubt: one of the finest quartz prospects in this section, Don Caruos. tfotel Arrivals, Navtonau Excuanae, August 2—P. D. Bamhart, D. N, Jobnason, J. Spencer, H. Harting, Jno. Cunningham and fainily, W. Greenhagen and ‘wife, N. Banyan, A. Magawto, J. Hl. Harb sugh and wife, San Francisco ; J. A. Hustler and wife, Patterson? Robert Curnow, Rev. Williams, Sai Jose: W. H. Wood, Sacramento; Miss L. Wiedershiem, Oakland; 8. G, Burn, Auburn; J. Marriott, N. Banyan. £.-Marriortt-and-wife and—thres chil: dren, G. D, Kallenberg, H. F. Kinney, W. B. Willergood. Bioomtield, Jacob Teeter wife daughter) Truckee, Wm. Stephens, Columbia Hill; A. Parsons, Graniteville, A. B, Driesbach and wife Indian Springs ; G, Mangel, Pike City ;, City 18 puests. Union, August 6-—Miss Id + Missing, San Francisco; K. D, Ogden and wife, You Bet; H. Wilder, Riverside, Miss Della Alpin, Little York; H. shunehart, J> W. Greenl.w, Wim: Barker and wife, Sacramento; Rey. John T. Shurtleff, Anburn;. J. M, Irving, Marysville; Daniel Tutile, San Juan; James Curnow, Frank Ramsey, Columbia Hill; Chas. Welch, Jan Jose; Chas, Mitchell, Geo. W. Dunn, Philadelphia; W. L. Kelley, Moore’s Flat; John C, Prichet, Boston; Geo, Yayer. West Virginia; Grass Valley 7; city 6. Sons of St. George. The Tidings says: ‘Mr. Williamso Sacramento, whose arrival we noted /’Moiday, bas arranged for a meetiug Saturday night to organize a branch of the Order of Sons of St. Georye. Only Englishmen and the sons arenas men are eligivle to membership.” Ir is said that one of the fundamental principles of the American branch of the Sons of St. George is touphold-the constitution and government of the United States. EEE Pa sturage : At the Sutton Ranch. Engqtlire on the tf 4 premises or of George C .Gaylord.ft] amounted in the aggregate to several thousand dollars, They are apparently clumsy forgeries and have been sent toth» Bank to let that isstitation tuke such steps against Guy as itmay deem advisable. The following article which is from 4 recent issue of a Red Bluff paper refers to the rascul’s operations in that vicinity: “Pete Williams tells us of a young man whois ‘doing Red Bluff ina very clever manner. He bnys.a qu.ntityof turpentine and boiled oil, and pots itin a bottle with a flaming lable, ‘Manufactured by Philadelphia Furniture Co,’’ and sells it at 50 or 25 cents a bottle ‘just} as he can get it. He manufactures this fine article for furniture and piano polish on the porcli uf the old cobblestone warehouse, and is, said tu he doing a land office ' business. His oil and turpentine coste about 75 cents a gallon, and if business is good he mukes from $5 to $7 out of it. It makes a polish for a day or two, but anybody can buy a gallon for what they pay for three or four ounces, Mr. Williams played quite a good joke on him. After his first sales he got quite independent and boiled oil was not good enough for him. He asked Pete to give him a little raw oil. he latter cooly filled the bottle with fish oil and the seller did not know the difference. If any of our citizens purchased any. piano polish that smells ruther “fishy ,’’ they will know where it cume from. He will probably visit towns down the road and they should look out for him. , ICE WATER. A Healthful Drink if Used With Discrétion. ‘ In the opinion of the editor of Sanitary Volunteer, the official organ of the New Hampshire board of health,there isa great deal of sentiment and many opinions regarding the use of ice water that vanish when the light of reason and experience is turned upon them. Che fact is that ice water; drank ‘slowly and in moderate quantities is a healthful and invigorating drink. There is no doubt that ice. is a great sunitury agent, and every family ought to be provided with it during the warmer monthsof the year. It is true that the inordinate use of ice water, or ts uxe under some special conditions and circumstances, is attended with great danger; x0 is the improper use of uny other drink food. The assumption that iced water is danyerous, and hat iced tea, or iced coffee, or iced lew onade is a harmless substitute, is a délusion. As the source of danger feared by some is the degree of culd; we fail to see clearly. how fli¥or modifiesthe effect of temperatare, There are ind.viduals, undoubtedly, who cannot drink ice waier without injury, aod who ought never to use it, bot to a great majyrity of persons it is releshing and healthful, Its use, temperate ind discreet, isin no w ay to be coudemned, which cannot be suid pl, some of its substitu‘es. A Mlasterlty Sermon. The Whittier (Los Angeles county) Pointer ofthe 3d instant, says: **At 7:30 Sunday evening, our citizens be#an tocrowd intothe Methodist church. After music by the choir, the pastor, Rev. Mr, Wolfe, introduced Rev. Dr Sims of Nevada > City, whois one of ‘the trustees of tha State Reform School. Dr. Sims then proceeded to deliver a masterly, eloquent sermon. He preached just 30 minutes, and commanied the cluse attention of every one. present,.Dr, Simgis-ene-of the ablest pulpit orators on the Pacific coast and the Whittier people appreciated the treat. Dr. Sims is quite noted a8 w lecturer and we hope at some early date he can be prevailed upon to deliver a lecture in Whittier.’? No Case Against Him. John H.Lhomas, of the Plumas at Sand Pit Flat, Plumas county, appeared in the Superior Court of Sutter county Monéay, to show. cause why he should not be punished for contem pt in carrying on hydraulic mining, contrary to an injunction of Judge Keyser. The evitence failed to show he was the owner, or that he operated the mine at the time of the acts alleged in the frum custody. How to Keep a House Cool. The proper way tokeep the ous cool and comfortable, these hot Sum: ‘mer days, is not to keep all tbe doors und windows open all day, but throw the house open for an hour or two in the cool uf the early morning and fill every nook and corner with pure, cool air. Then close the Louse up tight and the interior will remain comfortable the hottest day. The principal is a scientific’dne andno harm can result from # practical experiment.—————_—_—_—_—_———— Te be Brought Hleme.: ‘The remains of the late John H. Carter and wife were tobe brought ‘home for burial. : ry Consolidated “Gold Mining: Compuany,,+ complaint, and he was discharged Jolin Glasson-was appointed Superintendent of the Pavilion. The Secretary wasinteructed to: invite B. J. Watson of Nevada City to deliver the address. The following committees were appointed : Department One—Horses, Jacks and mules: Me PR. Peagles 26. uc, Grass Valley John Spalding. ... Nevada City Coe, MUNOY. ok by Wels Oolen., (2.0.3, es Alfred Perrin. 6 2; Grass Valley Department . One — Cattle, sheep, goats, hogs and poultry : Be LOCRING cnc eis cs Nevada City Chase Kent. icc. vy Gr By Coopers iis vue. es F. E. Morrill. 2. Rough and Ready J.-Faulkner..0.. Grass Valley Departments Two and 'Three—Machinery, mechanical products and designs: S.W: Avery: 05%. -.Grass Valley Chas, Miller. 0577 Saae ahah Edward Coleman.. id Samuel Wicks. . Rough and Ready Geo. O. Sliaw oa: Nevada City Department Four—Textile fabricg— Classes 1, 2 and 3: ; ¢ Mrs.A. B. Divble.. Grass Valley Mrs, Edward Coleman. e Mrs. John F, Kidder. ky Mrs, Cal R. Clarke.. Nevada City Mrs. F. G. Beatty. >). ~ Classes 4, 5, 6, 7 aiid 8. John Dunnicliff...2Névada City Ki Cuneo ee is A a6: Be Howes ey Grass Valley Aid SOM OR fos ‘ ss Wit MOTO 335s ca 0,5 alls Department Five—Agricultural products—Classes 1, 2 and 4: Joseph Rheinhart.. Grass Valley Cee ars coro r oes cc tre sf WD. Wo0d8.33vsaece a T. J. Robinson. . -Indian Springe Ac MOR A +> Nevuda City Classes 3 and 5: ‘Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth. . .Nevada City Mre.I.J. Rolfe. 2.45. sf Mrs. A. B. Brady.. Grass Valley Mrs, John Glasson.,., bs Mrs. Geo. Fietcher.,. whe Sixth Department — Horticultural products: ‘ Geo. C. Gaylord. /.. Nevada City Samuel Allison’; 2.0.20. ne BE. M. P¥eston:. 45.0.0 . td Henry Siivester... Grass Valley Geo. F. Bealkes... ha Seventh Department—Fine arte: Miss Jennie Marsh. ..Nevada City te G. E. Withington Miss Kate-O’Donnl).. fe Edward Muller... shane No action has yet been taken. in regard to awarding the privilege for selling pools. The night selling under the Association's auspices will as heretofore stated be at Grass Valley, bu pools will also be sold at this city every evening. A LUCKY TRIAL. The Good Fortune Which Followed. It affords me great pleasure to send to you this voluntary statement of my experience in testing the merits of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, Forthe past five yearsI have been troubled with an exceedingly sluggish liver, including loss of appetite and distress after eating, pains in the back and kidneys, and boils around my neck and face. I tried many liver remedies, only getting temporary relief. I was recommended to try a bottle of “The California Remedy” Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla as atest, and. while taking the first bottle I became convinced of its merits, for I could feel it was working a change in me, T took five bottles, and during that time my troubles left me. Everything is working ful} and regular, in fact it has cleansed, purified and braced me up generally. ' I feel Hike anotherman. You are at liberty to use this as you see fit, or ran refer whom you please to With Beamish, corner’ Third and Market. streets, San Francisco, Tue San Franci-co Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Frandisco, ae EN tf Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused sucb a general revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drug Store as their giving away to their customere of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it alvays cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Pronchitis, Croup, and all threat and lung diseases quickly cared ou can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size $1. Every bottle warranted. purest and best Soay Consumption incurable. Read the following. Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., saya: “‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an. Inearable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Conaumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.” — Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: ‘‘Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery for. Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.” Try it. Sample bottles free at Curr Brothers DrugPears’ is the ever made, : Tue San Francisco. Evening Pont is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. : tf County Cornwall, England, in 1867, and eight months ago came to America. He stopped in Colorado a few weeks, then .came to Grass Valley where he worked four months in the North Star mine, For the past three months he ha! been employed in the mine where-he-was killed, He was an industrious, honest lad. > —= Smart and Smooth. J.C. James, at one time Principal of the public schools at Virginia City, and afterward private tutor of James G. Fair’s children, and who afterward created'a sensation on the Comstock by eloping with Mark Strouse’s firat wife (Lily Edgington), is now one of the most popular Episcopalian ministers in the city. of Philadelphia, James and the fair Lily separated a few yeurs a‘ter the elopement, he re-entering college and taking a theological course, and she going on thestage. James is handsome, smart and smooth, andthe Carson Tribune advises the male portion of the Philadelphia thurch ovér which hé presides to keep a sharp eye on. him. : A Tough Chinaman, Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock a Chinaman while working in the Washington mine at Ormonde fell fromthe 300 to the 400. level: The only injuries he sustained were a few bruises and a broken ankle. It wasa miraculous escape fro: instant death, ——— 29 eo. In Memoriam. Y. M.I., No. 48, Norti Bioomrrecp. At a regular meeting of the Y. M.I., No. 48, North Bloomfield, July 27th, 1889, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Wuerseas, It nas pleased the Almighty God to remove from our midst our dearly beloved brother Dantel J. Walsh who departed this life at Moore's Flat, July 14, 1889. Resolved, That we, the mer bers of the Y. M. I., ‘No. 48, deeply deplore the loss of our late brother, for in him we have lost ‘a good member of our society, a noble and generous hearted young man who was dearly beloved by all who knew him, Resolved, That we tender our sincere and warm sympathy to his afflicted rewens, DFOUers Bn BrsveTsTo” cKO sad bereavement. Resolved, That while we call to mind the many: noble qualities of the deceased by which he gained the repect of the Y. M. I., and being aware of the uncertainty of life, it remains for us christians to bow to the decree of an all wise God who doeth all things well. Resolved, That there resolutions be entered on ‘the record of the Y. M, ) §F No, 48, and a copy presented to the p'rents of our deceased brother and printed in the Nevada City Damy TRAN+CRIPT. D. F. Donovan, J. M. Cummins, Com. J. WH. O'CONNOR, Going Away Seon. Miss Kate Raver, who has charge of the millinery department of Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s store, will. take her departure soon. All ladies who lesire millinery work doue by this arlistic lady are invited to leave their orders immediately, or they will be ‘00 late. All kinds of summer millinery materials are reduced in price for a short, tite only. tf, ee MARRIED. Atthe Union Hotel in this city, Aug. 6 by Rev. J Sime, H. Wilder of Kiverside and Mise Della Aplin of Little York. Atthe Washington Mine, Ormonde, Nevada county, Aug,§.John Edwards, @ native of County Cornwall, England, aged 22 years. At the County Hospital, Aug. 6. Samuel Jeremiah Matthews, a nativeof Ohio, aged 53 years ‘ —_—_—— ee . Brecuam’s Pris cure bilious and nervous ills. Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother be costive or billious the most gratifying results will, follow its use, so that itis the best family remedy known ‘and every family should have a. bottle. Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed etakle. tf USE Sitlacod PAIN. AT Drveorwre avy Dearees, SUR CHARLES &. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, UE 2 e Call and ‘Examine m the office of the Company, foot of Main street; on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf Absolutely Pure. mais POWDER NEVER VARIKS. A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short weight alum or proepnate w<ers. Sold only tn cane. ROYAL BAKING POWDER COM » PANY, 106 Wall atreet,. New ‘ork, . TH JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO , Sole: Axents for the Pacific Coast. ¥ ‘ combines the juice of the Blue Figs o' ‘alifornie, so laxative and. nutritious vith the medicinal virtues of plant: snown to be most ‘beneficial ‘to th: suman system, forming the ONLY PER “ECT REMEDY. to act gently -ye sromptly on the SIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL AND TO— vieanse the System Effectuaily, $0 THAT — PURE BLOOD, REFRESriING SLEEP, } H LTH. STRENGOTE Naturally BAT very one is using i and all are delighted with it. ’ Ask you: lruggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manu factured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Saw Francisco, Car. Louisvinva, Ky. New Yoru, N.Y Notioe for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CaLa,, June 26, 1889, To Augustin Cordia, and whom it may concern; * i NOTICE is poreby piven that the following-named settler. hes Aled notice of his intention tomake gual proot ie rt of his claim, and that sal roof w i made before the Register and Receiver at Sacramento, Cala., on August 9th, 1889, vis: Michael Hussey,.D. 8, 1557 fur the -.6W Mot SW XX of Bec. 4'T, I6N. K,9KE. M.D. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cu tivation of, said land viz: dward nanan, William White, Uriah Bechtal and Wil am Osborne all of Nevada City, Nevada County, California. . any person who desires to protest against thea Jew pnoe of such proof, or who kuows of any substantial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department, why such prouf should not be allowed, will be given an op ortunity at the above mentioned time and place to cross examine the witnesses of anid claimant, and to offer evidence in rebutta) of that submitted by claim. ant, SELDEN HETZEL, Register, Annual Meeting. VHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders of the Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Sorapeay wiilbe held at the office of the Company, No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal,, on Tuesday, the sixth day of August, 18), at the’ hour ‘of 8 o'clock P. mM. fot the purpose of electing a Board of lrustees.to servg-fer-the right 2 fiscalyear, and forthe transaction of sue onset businesses may come before the meet ny.Transfer books will close on Friday, Aug: ust, 2d 1889, at 12 o'clock M. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary, Office No, 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. td Notice of Proving Will, N THE 8UPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR I the county of Nevada, State of Califorula. Inthe matter of the estate of Francois Lampblet, deceased. Pursuant to an order of sald Superior Court, made on the-26th day of July, 1849, notice is hereby given, that Tuesday, the th day of Ausus, 1889, at 100’clock a. m. of sald day,at the Co: rtroom of said Court,at the Courthouse in the City and County of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for coves the Will of said FRANCOI8 LAMPBLET, deceased, and for hearing the application of BOPHAKY KUER for the Issuance to him of Setters Testamentary when and where any person interested may aprear and contest t\e same. Dated Nevada City, July 25th, 1889. JAM+8 L. MORGAN, Clerk. ‘ wd J. J.GWRANY, Deputy Clerk. Fred Searls, Attorney for Petitioner, The Latest News ! FROM THE ECONOMY STORE. Okie Now Orleans Molasses and Sunbeam Syrup on'tap in any quantity New Columbia River Salmon, Michigan White Fish, see No. 1 Mackerel, gighies Herring, Brick ’ ri f Smok eat, * "Balt Caltorate Qheges, Mor rosat Vegetables, a er Goods too numerous te mention, ds @W and get prices.? S. H. DANIELS, Drifting Mine that I can buy for Fifteen Thousand Dollars. [ will take one-third of it and wantto ffnd some one who will take two-thirds. The property consista of 850 yacres. The Utlelegood. There is timbdrfor alltime to” come, There iva tunnel in to the lead, good dump and a good chance to save tail. ings, The claim embraces one mile in length of the lead. : Aetothe claim paying, one haa Only to go and see it. Taere is no doubt but itis valuable. Ihave had much experionce in drift mining since 1850, and know wheroof 1 speak. ; > The owner wants to sell for theae reasons: He has lost his entire family and is out of health. Ho has made a handsome competency from the mine and is nearly 70 yoars old, The surface of this property is easily worth one-fouth the entire cost, For further particulars address, Jy20-1m 8.N. STRANAHAN, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. READY FOR BUSINESS. A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, OROOKERY, GLASSWARE and OHINAWARY, At Prices that wilt Surprise You. Great American : Importing Tea Company, Commercial Street, Nevada City. im The ‘Transcript is the Best Advertising medium in N orthern-Central California. MERCHANT. TALORNG +: ESTABLISHMENT i. EXyiman & Go. Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal:, °° (BELOW THE NATIONAL HOTEL.) We have the finest line of Cloths ever brought to Nevada County, which we are prepared to mike into Stylish Suits at the shortest notice, Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. et . nen No one can give you_aa cheap prices foreither Ready-Made or Custom Made Clothing us the Firm of ©@ Cal and judge for yourself ee . pee eee Gm. ELYMAN ec CoO. Compare Our Figures, We Beat Them All. No One. Carries as Fine a Stock. er No. One .Can Undersell Us! ey a se ae Yee CLOTHING AND FURNISIIING GOODS at Our Stores in Grasa Valley and Nevada City, in addition te our Two [inmense Tailoring Kstablishmente, which give employment to a Luge number of workmen, PATRONIZE HOME INOUSTRY . Sees . Lea i. Eyman co Oo., LEADING CLOTIIERS OF NEVADA COUNTY. THE BEST CHANGE Yep! « ts Equal Never Before Ofered in Nevada but K. GASPER, : THE CLOTHIER, Has been in San Francisco, and, for SPo Tr OASE, has taken advantage of the market in the selection of a Very Large Swock of: Geeds; which -he now proposes tu zive tlic Peuple of Nevada County the benefit of in the way of Prices Never Heard Of Before ! = OOO eee SEE ELDER: MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HA CA, ae each. M 2 An endless variety of STRAW HALTS at Lower Prices than ever heard of in this rection. A CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, from 4 to 10 years of age, made of blue flannel, only $1 10 each, : AT SUCH PRICES, THERE . S NO NEED OF CHILDRENIJZGOING RAGGED BOY'S SUMMER COAT and VEST, $1. . BOY'S BEHOOL KNEE PANTS, 4 10.13 vears, 37¢ per pair, : CHILDREN'S KID, BOX. sPRING-HEEL, BULTON SHOES, 8 to 8, years, 75c. 5 CHILDREN'S PEBBLE, BOX-TOL, SPRING-HEEL SHOES, 5 to 8, veare 75c. ' PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and HEEL, BUTTON SHOKS, 8 to 113 yeurs, $1 50. It will pay you to layin a supply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the Prices here offered. Have You. Ever HaaSuch a Chance® Before a MEN'S BEAT SPRING BOTTOM OVERALLS, 90¢ a pair.’ MEN’S CHEVIOL SUITs, $6.50; @ bargain for $10. MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; % bargain for $12. : The Latest Patterns ot UU4t 0M ADE PANS, at $5,50; cost at tailorshop ‘ MEN'S FINE SUITS at $18; bargain. Good’eaough tv wear one visit to President Harrison, ut tha White House. @@ Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see youk Uncle K. Casper, where you can make money on vour investments. These PricesJare.Much Lower Than Botail :Daalers Qan Bur The Goods For. — oa rE. Casper. o Dealér in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishng Goods, Boots and 'Shoes, Hats, Chil. dren’s and Boy’e Clothing, { Wevada Citv, Cal. Rememb r the Sire of K, CASPER, wher. you get your Bargains, VURNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, .Branch S ure, Front 8t,, Tiuckee.— ‘NEVADA CITY, OAL

lity )0 BLE ‘ ito iGkh ‘iaAun the ney DEY > DENT HIth, nu’ Y KO AR AN. 7 die ‘and Webber started about ‘work. Apply at this office, i * 4 a ear ai The Daily Transcript. ORMONDE LETTER.. GETS HIS DESERTS. FAIR AFFAIRS. , A MINER KILLED. weak fate nay ponder rT] bol te (aa pe Mining and Other News From. The Polish Peddler Getsa Term . Privileges Awarded—OCommittees . John Edwards Falls 200 Feet. in Don’t take long to ponder: ae arynets td Drinki PRE. z == ‘Don Carlos. in Jail. Appointed—Othe: Business. the Washington Shaft. We all vatitoton ects a: a ite Sioe = fe Tinking Apollo Tea, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8° 1889. Ormonne, August 4, 1889. The peddler of furniture polish who} The District Fair Directors held an} John Edwards, aged 22 years, was eg ay ages re ri tH ae Eprror TraxscriPtT—Our people still . gives his name as Guy was found adjourned meeting at this city Tues-. instantly killed Tuesday afternoon at on ee Seer 3 a” Baan Zag: a5F ree to All! live, although old Sol-has done his xuilty in Justice Wadsworth’s court . day evening. the Washingten. mine, Ormonde. Prices in summer millinery have Tt s E af 2 aT THE: level best to make things hot for most . Tuesday night by the jury héefore whom . Bids for privileges were awarded as. After dinner hie was descending the} peen materially reduced at Mrs. if Re He seeery F ; ‘of us recently. ‘The thermometer has} he was tried on a charge of disturbing . follows: shaft with another man. Getting off Lester & Crawford’s store. Miss Kate “3 a g sh rn fed Great American Importing Tea ranged most anywhere between the. the peace, the nature of his offense ‘Bar—Wm. J. Britland & Co., Neva-. the bucket at the 200 level he made a Rauer will soon leave the above firm, y aehgicd eRe S one and two-hundred mark for several being the making of a villianous, props . da City. 4 misstep and fell to the sump just beand ladies desiring hats or bonnets if Ass Fe Fa HE Ro IDoO’s Storoe,! days past. This kind of weather is. osition to Mrs. Trainor of Sacramento} Restaurant—Mrs. J. W. Griffith, . low the 400 level, were he struck in artistically trimmed by her should} « A vee ase FE Commercial Street. Nevadi City. certainly hot enough to suit the views . sireet. Wednesday afternoon he was. Grass Valley: six feet of water. ‘ order at-once or they will be too late! > a HELE Be Ere eh : of the most extreme Presbyterian or} sentenced to imprisonment in the Confectionery, frait,ice cream, ete.—. The remains were brought to this to getthe benefit of her services and F “ ese =p =F Dont’t Fail to Oall and Try o Glase i an enthusiast on the subject of warm county jailfora term of one hundred. Mrs. E. Ismert-and Mrs. Schwartz. . city Wednesday and buried from the of the reductions in prices. tf. ya at Beeed bed hi ——places. The sayings and doings around . and fifty days, or pay a fine of $150. The bid of the Independent Band. of . Congregational Church at two o’clock _ : * S828 a8 Fure] our town are substantially as fullows;. Constable Dillon found on his per-. Grass Vulley, consisting of eleven . inthe afternoon. : aire aoe > 4 r ; G : The new town hall is well ynder. son when searching him just after the players, tofurnish music at the Park. John Edwards was a first cousin’ to The Nevada: Ios Company ie now A PARTNER WANTED. WN) 0 TIN all pices way and will be all ready for our usual . arrest two checks on a Chico Bank . and Pavilion, was accepted. John Stevens who-resides on Coyote prepared to deliver ice to consumers Tes . ) Christmas and New Year’s festivities. duly made out and signed. They} The appointment of Marshal was] treet in this city. “He was born jin in-any part of thecity, Orders left at In tay teavola this Opting I kave fodad a AT. BEDROCK:PRIGES! When finished it will be one of the SOMEWHAT PUZZLING. Charlie—Pa, why’ can a man. run faster.that a boy? : Pa—Because ho in higger, of course. Charli+ (after pondering for a moment)—Well, pa. then why don’t the hind wheels of a wayon run faster than the front wheels? Two minutes later Charlie M., was saying his prayers. HERE AND THERE. A Grief Record of Various Mate ; ters of Local Interest. Wm. Jones, who was injured in the North Banner mine, will open a saloon at Grass V illey. R. G. Roberts has’ purchased the harness business at Grass Valley heretofore conducted by John McKay. There will be a “‘sociahle”’ at Montgomery Brother’s ranch, Penn Valley, Friday night for the benefit of the Church there. : Tho trial of George Bennetts on a charge of furnishing liquor to Indians has been post poned till 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon. The funeral of S. J. Mathews, an old-time resident of Blue Tent, took place Wednesday afternoon from. W. C. Groves’ undertaking rooms at this city. 8. E. Storey of Blue Tent now rides in a handsome Studebaker buck board with a top which he purchased throngh Geo. C. Gaylord’s agency at this city. Tuerday’s Telegraph: This alternoon Mr. Corbin arrived with his run: ning horse Barney G. and his trotters Lohengren and Nettie C, They--eame overland from Sacramento, and are fine looking animals. : PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Charles Kent writes that hewill return to thiv city next week. A. B. Drieshach and wife of Indian Springs spent Tuesday night at this city. i D. Forth. merchant at San Jnan, was intown Tuesday eveniny on his Way to the Bay. : Dr. Valantine has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to be ont riding yesterday afternoon. Miss Ella Piper, who has been living at thia city for some time, haa returned to her home in Pleasart Val. } lev. J. H. Harbangh and wife returned Wednerday to the Sunflower mine near Pike City in which they are +tockholders, John B. Hearsch and W.L, Thurston of the Holbrook Hotel it Gtass Valley. were at the county metropolis Tuesday evening. Mra, Mary Stockham (Funeral Mary) left Wednesdiy for Arizona where her husband, danghter and two sone reside, Mts. B. Bilwell and Mrs. E. Bidwell of Red Bluff, arrived here Tuesday and are the guests of their cousin, Mrs, Chas. Grimes. James O'Brien, the lesding citizen, farmer and miner of the upper part of ~ Yuba county was in town yesferday. Jim is one of the best and most popular menin th’s section of the State. Messrs. Rosenthal, Hussey, Smith ‘ eleven o’clock Tuesday night on their camping excursion tothe monntain lakes. A large delegation of Curly Bears escorted them to the corporation limits, + oe _Tuesday’s Telegraph: Rev. H. H. ‘Wilcéx:is quite a pedestrian (he used to bea cavalry man with Sheridan) and he walked, heel-ani-toe, this afternoon from Town Talk to the Holbrook House in 35 minutes. Mr. Wilcox contemplates taking a trip to Bowman’s Dam next week. The’ wedding of Mr. Wilder and Miss Aplin, which took place Tuesday evening in the parlors of the ‘Union Hotel, was a very pleasant affair. Rev. J. Sims performed the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ogden “standing up” with them. The newly married couple expect to go to Spokune Falls, Notice to Debtors. All persons indebted to the firmef L. Hyman & Co. of Nevada City’ and Grass Valley will please call and settle their accounts immediately. And those to whom we send hills and who do not answer inside of five cays, we will take action to enforce the payment. re L. Hyman: & Cu. Nevada City and Grass Valley. 3t U. B. i. of P. Meeting. ~ The regular monthly meeting. of Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P. will be held Wednesday evening ut Armory Hall. : Initiation and other important business. ‘ Fatigue uniform. Geo. A. Gray,'S. K. C, W. T. Moraan, 8. K. R. a6-2t. Wanted. ——— A young or middle-aged lady can secure a good home by as isting in housez linest dance halls in the mountains. Capt. John. Poorley has abandoned his cemetery, project, as .he thinks there is nothing in it for John. Therefore the Count is disconsolate over the loss of his promised corner lot. M :jor Bowden talks of joining the Good Templars-soon,; Superintendent Alf. Tregiégo has quite recently introduced a new game into our home ‘circle. It is called drive dice and is somewhat similar to drive whist, with the exception that there are no booby prizes. It isa very scientific game to play and requires great precision in the last throw, especially if a pair or threes sre not yet on the board. The yame affords a great deal of amusement, and particularly to those Whodo not “get stuck”? for the beer.. An introduction to this new and fascinating ‘game will be given the Nevada’ City people at the next visit of the “Don” tothat ylace. John Berry, the ‘boss amalyamator,” as he is dubbed hare, some time ago made a fancy rocker for the purpose of saving sulphurets at the Washington mine. The machine hes proved 4 grand success, so Mr. Berry is abont toapply for a patent. Joln is certainly an inventive genius, Capt. Donohue Ris commenced suit in the Superior Court against Fritz Meister to quiet title to a quartz claim located near the mouth of Canyon creck, Mrs. White of this place has commenced action to procure a divorce from her hnsband, Frank White. The general opinion of their intimate acquaingances is that the defendant will fail to. put in-an wppearance at the time specified in Court, but let the divorce be pranted to pluintiff . as prayed for. _ Con. Seaman of Nevida City and Geo. Fletcher of Grass Valley, visited our town a few days since. They said they were looking for a place to take a zood rest from their labors. The next morning afier their first eveniny’s enlerlainment, both gentlemen acknowledged, that there was ‘no rest for the wicked’’, While here they were the zuests of Mr. and Mrs, Tregidyo of the Washington mine., They went trontfi-li.ng several times during theirstay. but the finny trihe in this Vicinity» are very sly of foreigners and refused to bite. I believe they did in one of heir rambles catch a couple of smal! sackers and a litle -bull-hesd, each about three inches lony. They left well pleased with their visit, giving three cheers and a tiger for the “‘bhoys of Ormonde, ; Vhereis nothing new to report at present in regard to the Washington mine. About forty men are employed and the tweuty/stump mill is kept ranning on good ore both night andd iy The Ovean Star mine and mill has been closed down for repairs, Mor probably it wiil be started up again— when the pigs begin to fly. The German ledge,south of the Ocean Star, is locking ‘'w AVAL T 3 Fagan I is without doubt: one of the finest quartz prospects in this section, Don Caruos. tfotel Arrivals, Navtonau Excuanae, August 2—P. D. Bamhart, D. N, Jobnason, J. Spencer, H. Harting, Jno. Cunningham and fainily, W. Greenhagen and ‘wife, N. Banyan, A. Magawto, J. Hl. Harb sugh and wife, San Francisco ; J. A. Hustler and wife, Patterson? Robert Curnow, Rev. Williams, Sai Jose: W. H. Wood, Sacramento; Miss L. Wiedershiem, Oakland; 8. G, Burn, Auburn; J. Marriott, N. Banyan. £.-Marriortt-and-wife and—thres chil: dren, G. D, Kallenberg, H. F. Kinney, W. B. Willergood. Bioomtield, Jacob Teeter wife daughter) Truckee, Wm. Stephens, Columbia Hill; A. Parsons, Graniteville, A. B, Driesbach and wife Indian Springs ; G, Mangel, Pike City ;, City 18 puests. Union, August 6-—Miss Id + Missing, San Francisco; K. D, Ogden and wife, You Bet; H. Wilder, Riverside, Miss Della Alpin, Little York; H. shunehart, J> W. Greenl.w, Wim: Barker and wife, Sacramento; Rey. John T. Shurtleff, Anburn;. J. M, Irving, Marysville; Daniel Tutile, San Juan; James Curnow, Frank Ramsey, Columbia Hill; Chas. Welch, Jan Jose; Chas, Mitchell, Geo. W. Dunn, Philadelphia; W. L. Kelley, Moore’s Flat; John C, Prichet, Boston; Geo, Yayer. West Virginia; Grass Valley 7; city 6. Sons of St. George. The Tidings says: ‘Mr. Williamso Sacramento, whose arrival we noted /’Moiday, bas arranged for a meetiug Saturday night to organize a branch of the Order of Sons of St. Georye. Only Englishmen and the sons arenas men are eligivle to membership.” Ir is said that one of the fundamental principles of the American branch of the Sons of St. George is touphold-the constitution and government of the United States. EEE Pa sturage : At the Sutton Ranch. Engqtlire on the tf 4 premises or of George C .Gaylord.ft] amounted in the aggregate to several thousand dollars, They are apparently clumsy forgeries and have been sent toth» Bank to let that isstitation tuke such steps against Guy as itmay deem advisable. The following article which is from 4 recent issue of a Red Bluff paper refers to the rascul’s operations in that vicinity: “Pete Williams tells us of a young man whois ‘doing Red Bluff ina very clever manner. He bnys.a qu.ntityof turpentine and boiled oil, and pots itin a bottle with a flaming lable, ‘Manufactured by Philadelphia Furniture Co,’’ and sells it at 50 or 25 cents a bottle ‘just} as he can get it. He manufactures this fine article for furniture and piano polish on the porcli uf the old cobblestone warehouse, and is, said tu he doing a land office ' business. His oil and turpentine coste about 75 cents a gallon, and if business is good he mukes from $5 to $7 out of it. It makes a polish for a day or two, but anybody can buy a gallon for what they pay for three or four ounces, Mr. Williams played quite a good joke on him. After his first sales he got quite independent and boiled oil was not good enough for him. He asked Pete to give him a little raw oil. he latter cooly filled the bottle with fish oil and the seller did not know the difference. If any of our citizens purchased any. piano polish that smells ruther “fishy ,’’ they will know where it cume from. He will probably visit towns down the road and they should look out for him. , ICE WATER. A Healthful Drink if Used With Discrétion. ‘ In the opinion of the editor of Sanitary Volunteer, the official organ of the New Hampshire board of health,there isa great deal of sentiment and many opinions regarding the use of ice water that vanish when the light of reason and experience is turned upon them. Che fact is that ice water; drank ‘slowly and in moderate quantities is a healthful and invigorating drink. There is no doubt that ice. is a great sunitury agent, and every family ought to be provided with it during the warmer monthsof the year. It is true that the inordinate use of ice water, or ts uxe under some special conditions and circumstances, is attended with great danger; x0 is the improper use of uny other drink food. The assumption that iced water is danyerous, and hat iced tea, or iced coffee, or iced lew onade is a harmless substitute, is a délusion. As the source of danger feared by some is the degree of culd; we fail to see clearly. how fli¥or modifiesthe effect of temperatare, There are ind.viduals, undoubtedly, who cannot drink ice waier without injury, aod who ought never to use it, bot to a great majyrity of persons it is releshing and healthful, Its use, temperate ind discreet, isin no w ay to be coudemned, which cannot be suid pl, some of its substitu‘es. A Mlasterlty Sermon. The Whittier (Los Angeles county) Pointer ofthe 3d instant, says: **At 7:30 Sunday evening, our citizens be#an tocrowd intothe Methodist church. After music by the choir, the pastor, Rev. Mr, Wolfe, introduced Rev. Dr Sims of Nevada > City, whois one of ‘the trustees of tha State Reform School. Dr. Sims then proceeded to deliver a masterly, eloquent sermon. He preached just 30 minutes, and commanied the cluse attention of every one. present,.Dr, Simgis-ene-of the ablest pulpit orators on the Pacific coast and the Whittier people appreciated the treat. Dr. Sims is quite noted a8 w lecturer and we hope at some early date he can be prevailed upon to deliver a lecture in Whittier.’? No Case Against Him. John H..Lhomas, of the Plumas at Sand Pit Flat, Plumas county, appeared in the Superior Court of Sutter county Monéay, to show. cause why he should not be punished for contem pt in carrying on hydraulic mining, contrary to an injunction of Judge Keyser. The evitence failed to show he was the owner, or that he operated the mine at the time of the acts alleged in the frum custody. How to Keep a House Cool. The proper way tokeep the ous cool and comfortable, these hot Sum: ‘mer days, is not to keep all tbe doors und windows open all day, but throw the house open for an hour or two in the cool uf the early morning and fill every nook and corner with pure, cool air. Then close the Louse up tight and the interior will remain comfortable the hottest day. The principal is a scientific’dne andno harm can result from # practical experiment.—————_—_—_—_—_———— Te be Brought Hleme.: ‘The remains of the late John H. Carter and wife were tobe brought ‘home for burial. : ry Consolidated “Gold Mining: Compuany,,+ complaint, and he was discharged Jolin Glasson-was appointed Superintendent of the Pavilion. The Secretary wasinteructed to: invite B. J. Watson of Nevada City to deliver the address. The following committees were appointed : Department One—Horses, Jacks and mules: Me PR. Peagles 26. uc, Grass Valley John Spalding. ..... Nevada City Coe, MUNOY. ok by Wels Oolen.., (2.0.3, es Alfred Perrin.. 6 2; Grass Valley Department . One — Cattle, sheep, goats, hogs and poultry : Be LOCRING cnc eis cs Nevada City Chase Kent. icc. vy Gr By Coopers iis vue. es F. E. Morrill.. 2.. Rough and Ready J.-Faulkner...0... Grass Valley Departments Two and 'Three—Machinery, mechanical products and designs: S.W: Avery: 05%.. -.Grass Valley Chas, Miller.. 0577 Saae ahah Edward Coleman.... id Samuel Wicks.. . Rough and Ready Geo. O. Sliaw oa: Nevada City Department Four—Textile fabricg— Classes 1, 2 and 3: ; ¢ Mrs.A. B. Divble.... Grass Valley Mrs, Edward Coleman.. e Mrs. John F, Kidder.. ky Mrs, Cal R. Clarke... Nevada City Mrs. F. G. Beatty. >).. ~ Classes 4, 5, 6, 7 aiid 8. John Dunnicliff.....2Névada City Ki Cuneo ee is A a6: Be Howes ey Grass Valley Aid SOM OR fos ‘ ss Wit MOTO 335s ca 0,5 alls Department Five—Agricultural products—Classes 1, 2 and 4: Joseph Rheinhart.... Grass Valley Cee ars coro r oes cc tre sf

WD. Wo0d8.33vsaece a T. J. Robinson.. .. -Indian Springe Ac MOR A +> Nevuda City Classes 3 and 5: ‘Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth. . .Nevada City Mre.I.J. Rolfe.. 2.45.. sf Mrs. A. B. Brady.... Grass Valley Mrs, John Glasson..,., bs Mrs. Geo. Fietcher..,. whe Sixth Department — Horticultural products: ‘ Geo. C. Gaylord. /.... Nevada City Samuel Allison’; 2.0.20. ne BE. M. P¥eston:. 45.0.0 . td Henry Siivester..... Grass Valley Geo. F. Bealkes..... ha Seventh Department—Fine arte: Miss Jennie Marsh.. ...Nevada City te G. E. Withington Miss Kate-O’Donnl)... fe Edward Muller..... shane No action has yet been taken. in regard to awarding the privilege for selling pools. The night selling under the Association's auspices will as heretofore stated be at Grass Valley, bu pools will also be sold at this city every evening. A LUCKY TRIAL. The Good Fortune Which Followed. It affords me great pleasure to send to you this voluntary statement of my experience in testing the merits of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, Forthe past five yearsI have been troubled with an exceedingly sluggish liver, including loss of appetite and distress after eating, pains in the back and kidneys, and boils around my neck and face. I tried many liver remedies, only getting temporary relief. I was recommended to try a bottle of “The California Remedy” Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla as atest, and. while taking the first bottle I became convinced of its merits, for I could feel it was working a change in me, T took five bottles, and during that time my troubles left me. Everything is working ful} and regular, in fact it has cleansed, purified and braced me up generally. ' I feel Hike anotherman. You are at liberty to use this as you see fit, or ran refer whom you please to With Beamish, corner’ Third and Market. streets, San Francisco, Tue San Franci-co Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Frandisco, ae EN tf Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused sucb a general revival of trade at Carr Bros. Drug Store as their giving away to their customere of so many free tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it alvays cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Pronchitis, Croup, and all threat and lung diseases quickly cared ou can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size $1. Every bottle warranted. purest and best Soay Consumption incurable. Read the following. Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., saya: “‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an. Inearable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Conaumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.” — Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: ‘‘Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery for. Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.” Try it. Sample bottles free at Curr Brothers DrugPears’ is the ever made, : Tue San Francisco. Evening Pont is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. : tf County Cornwall, England, in 1867, and eight months ago came to America. He stopped in Colorado a few weeks, then .came to Grass Valley where he worked four months in the North Star mine, For the past three months he ha! been employed in the mine where-he-was killed, He was an industrious, honest lad. > —= Smart and Smooth. J.C. James, at one time Principal of the public schools at Virginia City, and afterward private tutor of James G. Fair’s children, and who afterward created'a sensation on the Comstock by eloping with Mark Strouse’s firat wife (Lily Edgington), is now one of the most popular Episcopalian ministers in the city. of Philadelphia, James and the fair Lily separated a few yeurs a‘ter the elopement, he re-entering college and taking a theological course, and she going on thestage. James is handsome, smart and smooth, andthe Carson Tribune advises the male portion of the Philadelphia thurch ovér which hé presides to keep a sharp eye on. him. : A Tough Chinaman, Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock a Chinaman while working in the Washington mine at Ormonde fell fromthe 300 to the 400. level: The only injuries he sustained were a few bruises and a broken ankle. It wasa miraculous escape fro: instant death, ——— 29 eo. In Memoriam. Y. M.I., No. 48, Norti Bioomrrecp. At a regular meeting of the Y. M.I., No. 48, North Bloomfield, July 27th, 1889, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Wuerseas, It nas pleased the Almighty God to remove from our midst our dearly beloved brother Dantel J. Walsh who departed this life at Moore's Flat, July 14, 1889. Resolved, That we, the mer bers of the Y. M. I., ‘No. 48, deeply deplore the loss of our late brother, for in him we have lost ‘a good member of our society, a noble and generous hearted young man who was dearly beloved by all who knew him, Resolved, That we tender our sincere and warm sympathy to his afflicted rewens, DFOUers Bn BrsveTsTo” cKO sad bereavement. Resolved, That while we call to mind the many: noble qualities of the deceased by which he gained the repect of the Y. M. I., and being aware of the uncertainty of life, it remains for us christians to bow to the decree of an all wise God who doeth all things well. Resolved, That there resolutions be entered on ‘the record of the Y. M, ) §F No, 48, and a copy presented to the p'rents of our deceased brother and printed in the Nevada City Damy TRAN+CRIPT. D. F. Donovan, J. M. Cummins, Com. J. WH. O'CONNOR, Going Away Seon. Miss Kate Raver, who has charge of the millinery department of Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s store, will. take her departure soon. All ladies who lesire millinery work doue by this arlistic lady are invited to leave their orders immediately, or they will be ‘00 late. All kinds of summer millinery materials are reduced in price for a short, tite only. tf, ee MARRIED. Atthe Union Hotel in this city, Aug. 6 by Rev. J Sime, H. Wilder of Kiverside and Mise Della Aplin of Little York. Atthe Washington Mine, Ormonde, Nevada county, Aug,§.John Edwards, @ native of County Cornwall, England, aged 22 years. At the County Hospital, Aug. 6. Samuel Jeremiah Matthews, a nativeof Ohio, aged 53 years ‘ —_—_—— ee . Brecuam’s Pris cure bilious and nervous ills. Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother be costive or billious the most gratifying results will, follow its use, so that itis the best family remedy known ‘and every family should have a. bottle. Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed etakle. tf USE Sitlacod PAIN. AT Drveorwre avy Dearees, SUR CHARLES &. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, UE 2 e Call and ‘Examine m the office of the Company, foot of Main street; on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf Absolutely Pure. mais POWDER NEVER VARIKS. A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short weight alum or proepnate w<ers. Sold only tn cane. ROYAL BAKING POWDER COM » PANY, 106 Wall atreet,. New ‘ork, . TH JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO , Sole: Axents for the Pacific Coast. ¥ ‘ combines the juice of the Blue Figs o' ‘alifornie, so laxative and. nutritious vith the medicinal virtues of plant: snown to be most ‘beneficial ‘to th: suman system, forming the ONLY PER “ECT REMEDY. to act gently -ye sromptly on the SIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL AND TO— vieanse the System Effectuaily, $0 THAT — PURE BLOOD, REFRESriING SLEEP, } H LTH. STRENGOTE Naturally BAT very one is using i and all are delighted with it. ’ Ask you: lruggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manu factured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Saw Francisco, Car. Louisvinva, Ky. New Yoru, N.Y Notioe for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CaLa,, June 26, 1889, To Augustin Cordia, and whom it may concern; * i NOTICE is poreby piven that the following-named settler. hes Aled notice of his intention tomake gual proot ie rt of his claim, and that sal roof w i made before the Register and Receiver at Sacramento, Cala., on August 9th, 1889, vis: Michael Hussey,.D. 8, 1557 fur the -.6W Mot SW XX of Bec. 4'T, I6N. K,9KE. M.D. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cu tivation of, said land viz: dward nanan, William White, Uriah Bechtal and Wil am Osborne all of Nevada City, Nevada County, California. . any person who desires to protest against thea Jew pnoe of such proof, or who kuows of any substantial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department, why such prouf should not be allowed, will be given an op ortunity at the above mentioned time and place to cross examine the witnesses of anid claimant, and to offer evidence in rebutta) of that submitted by claim. ant, SELDEN HETZEL, Register, Annual Meeting. VHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders of the Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Sorapeay wiilbe held at the office of the Company, No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal,, on Tuesday, the sixth day of August, 18), at the’ hour ‘of 8 o'clock P. mM. fot the purpose of electing a Board of lrustees.to servg-fer-the right 2 fiscalyear, and forthe transaction of sue onset businesses may come before the meet ny.Transfer books will close on Friday, Aug: ust, 2d 1889, at 12 o'clock M. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary, Office No, 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California. td Notice of Proving Will, N THE 8UPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR I the county of Nevada, State of Califorula. Inthe matter of the estate of Francois Lampblet, deceased. Pursuant to an order of sald Superior Court, made on the-26th day of July, 1849, notice is hereby given, that Tuesday, the th day of Ausus, 1889, at 100’clock a. m. of sald day,at the Co: rtroom of said Court,at the Courthouse in the City and County of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for coves the Will of said FRANCOI8 LAMPBLET, deceased, and for hearing the application of BOPHAKY KUER for the Issuance to him of Setters Testamentary when and where any person interested may aprear and contest t\e same. Dated Nevada City, July 25th, 1889. JAM+8 L. MORGAN, Clerk. ‘ wd J. J.GWRANY, Deputy Clerk. Fred Searls, Attorney for Petitioner, The Latest News ! FROM THE ECONOMY STORE. Okie Now Orleans Molasses and Sunbeam Syrup on'tap in any quantity New Columbia River Salmon, Michigan White Fish, see No. 1 Mackerel, gighies Herring, Brick ’ ri f Smok eat, * "Balt Caltorate Qheges, Mor rosat Vegetables, a er Goods too numerous te mention, ds @W and get prices.? S. H. DANIELS, Drifting Mine that I can buy for Fifteen Thousand Dollars. [ will take one-third of it and wantto ffnd some one who will take two-thirds. The property consista of 850 yacres. The Utlelegood. There is timbdrfor alltime to” come, There iva tunnel in to the lead, good dump and a good chance to save tail. ings, The claim embraces one mile in length of the lead. : Aetothe claim paying, one haa Only to go and see it. Taere is no doubt but itis valuable. Ihave had much experionce in drift mining since 1850, and know wheroof 1 speak. ; > The owner wants to sell for theae reasons: He has lost his entire family and is out of health. Ho has made a handsome competency from the mine and is nearly 70 yoars old, The surface of this property is easily worth one-fouth the entire cost, For further particulars address, Jy20-1m 8.N. STRANAHAN, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. READY FOR BUSINESS. A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, OROOKERY, GLASSWARE and OHINAWARY, At Prices that wilt Surprise You. 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