December 11, 1888 (4 pages)

The Daily Transeript, TUESDAY, DEQ. 11, 1989. Au lInvitation to All. The undersigned urges all who: propose to purchase Holiday goods at his store on Commercial street to call as seon as possible and select what they wish. Jheir purchases will be carefully put away and kept till ealled for. d7-tf . KE. F. Rosenruan, ee ——_—_—_—_—_— Bond's Speeeh. The Grass Valley Union gives this version of an incident in real life: At a bangnet,given by John Rector, of the Nationa? Hotel, at Nevada City several days ago, E. Bond, our County Assessor, was one of the guests. Numerous toasts were drank, speeches were made and a general good time wasindelged in. There was a comparative stranger at the feast and Henry Lane told Bond that. said Stranger was a Frenchman. Bond Was soon called on for ‘ta few remarks,’’ and, with that Abe Lincoln like style of his, he painted a picture of the Revolutionary war and made itis central tigure the great Lafayette. He gaw him with the immortal Washington; pictured him on the many hard fought fields of that heroic time. Bond was eloquent. He saw Lafayette in the dungeon of Olmutz. Bond spoke of him as the volunteer of freedom—the advocate of haman rights-+-the defender cf civil liberty— tke patriot, the philanthropi-t, the beloved of the good and the fr e. When the speaker sat down a friend asked him what that speech had to do with the election bet that Rector was paying them with his banquet. “Oh, nothing,”’ said Bond, “I just wanted to say something to plea:e our French guest.” “French be d—; that fellow isa Swede.” The last that har been seen of Bond was his long stride through a glass door taking sash anu all. _————++Ge o— Christmas at the Mm. &. Church. It has deen devided by the Methodist Sunday School to this year diseard the old time custom of having a tree on Christmas Eve, and to instead _ Introduce the comparatively new and novel feature of a full-rigged ship, artistically decorated, and which wil be laden with presents for both ole and young. The church will also be decorated and festooned and in connection with the ship feature. there will be an interesiing program prepared by the school. The hew sony books recently purchased have arrived and new Christmas selections are being prepared in which the choir will assist. As von petent committees have been appointed to make ali the complete and necessary arrangements, it isexpected that the cuming évent will eclipse all former efforts nade in this direction, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior. Court yesterday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding; Theodore Trucks vs. A. L. Bagley and Jolin Peard. Ordered that service of cross complaint on Bagley be made. Martha Kell ys. Chas, Kell. Trial Dee. 27th. ‘ Estate of G. S. S. Getchell, deceased Final account settled and allowed Deerée of distribution granted. John Caldwell et al. vs. R. Dillon Demurrer to complaint over-ruled. Plaintiff granted 20 days to answer. } Selina Moore vs. T. W. Moore. Decree of divorce granted. A Miners Peril. . One morning about ten days ago Ludwick Funk, aged 60 years, went to work alone ina tunnel under American Flat near Forest City. At nine o’clock on that morning he was caught in a cave and had his leg broken between the knee and the thigh. He was unable to crawl out of the tunnel. He remained there until Monday morning, when he was found by the men ‘going to work. He was immediately cared for, and will recover. Dangerously tll. Mrs, J. C. Murtin of North Bloomfield is ill with pleuro-pneumonia, and it is thought she cannot recover. Her only son, who resides st San Francico, has been notified concerning her condition, and was expected to arrive here Monday evening. Tue only and original Santa Claus will be at Smoot & Durbin’s store on Christmas Eve and give every customer who calls a nice present from a brilliantly illuminated tree. Employment Wanted. Would like to get housework to do by the day. : d9-2t Mrs, D. Joy, near Suspension Bridge. Furnished Roome for Rent At residence of Mrs, D. Joy, near Suspension Bridge. d9-lw <2 The New York Bakery. G. W. Durst of the New York Bakery on Commercial street manufactures the finest of breads, buns, cakes, pies, etc., and regularly de-. livers the same to town customers without extra. charge, He makes a specialty of fruit cake, cream»puffs _and other fine pastry. He will supply cakes, etc., for the holidays, weddings, parties and other festive occasions on short notice and at reasonable prices. Give him a trial, : 8t Wrult Trees for Sale. pote L have:30,000 apple and Bartlett pear for sale at my nursery, Grass Valley. d6-20¢ Jas, T. Boauz, _. new person, ‘PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. P. 8.°-Waldron of Graniteville is in town. M.C. Harmon, of North Bloom field, is in town: Senator-elect Preston has returned from San Francisco. : Fred Saarls, Esq., went telow on Sunday afternvon’s train. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eddy returned Sunday to the Delhi mine. R. D. Skidmore has returned to his home at North Bloomfield. Miss Lillie Pope of Grass Valiey is Spending this wee: at San Francisco. W. W. Van Eman of Sacramento went up on Monday’s San Juan stage. R. Holland and wife of Columbia Hill returned. here Sunday from the Bay. Mrs. B. Murphy of Big Tunnel and Miss Kate Jennings of Washingt on are here. Mrs. A. J. Flanders of Derbec was in town Sunday on her way home from below. Mrs. P. Greany of Grass Valley has retuned from a three weeks’ visit at San. Francisev, Z J. W. Phillips was here Sunday night en route from Grass Valley to the upper country. A Miss. Josie Fuller has left Grass Valley for San Francisco, amd will reside at the latter city. Mrs. Frank McNally -of San Francisco is visiting her mother, Mme. Schaffer, of Grass Valley. Mrs. S. Williamson of Washington was here Sunday evening on her way homé from San Francisco. George McIver came over Sunday from Forest Hill—and—went up on Monday’s Bloomfield stuge. Peter Piva from Grass Valley was among Mondity’s passengers on the horth-bound Sierra county staye. Wm. H. Radford arrived here on Sunday’evening’s train, and took the morning stage for North Bloomfield. Watson Charles, who is teaching school at Su.ter county, will spend thi uolid y vacation at his home in this city. ; Archie Nivens left Saturday for the Indian Territury, and will be gone about a month to look after his wife’: real estate interests there. A young man from Washington Cerritory:and a young lady of the town of Washington in this county will be wedded about Christmas. Mrs, Ed Freeman of urass Valley left Saturday for Walla Walla, W. T. to join her husband. Mrs. W. H Freeman and Miss Laura Freeman ‘ccou. panied her as far as Sacramento. J.B. Tully is in town. The hydraulic elevator which he has been working the Omega gravel mine with during the past summer was a Sticcers, the debris being readily and cheaply divisted, John Spaulding, general manager of the South Yuba Water and Mining Company, who has been in New Youk for the pust month, is now at St. Louis on his way home. He will be -here next week. County Treasurer Shoecraft was confined to his house Saturday ana sunday by a neuralgic attack. Monday he put in an appearance at the freasury but was not in a condition to transact business. Sn emcee teas The Truckee Lumber Cat, — The Republican gives the following statement of tue lumber cut along’ the Truckeeoriver for the season of 1888: FEET Lewison & Smith... 2,800.00, fruckee Lumber Co, Trackee.5,000,0X% Gen, Schaffer. 6.5. 0c cs 6,200,00. Milo Bilan. op esccvesce ites 3,850,000 Richardson Bros... 4,50),00.0 CS ROnRGV caine ean nas 3,5.0.00. Boow’ Mill Care i 0, ea 8 000,00 Pacitic Lumber & W. Co. . .4,250,00 ‘Hamlen & Doan. ... 8,000,000 Truckee Lumber Co. Verdi. .3,750,00. DOM eater eet es 44,800,000 Of the ubove athounts the cuts of O Lonkey, Boca Mill Go., Hamlen & Doan, and the Verdi Mill are estimated. The others are the figures fur nished by the millmen. The cur would have been larger_had it not been for the burning of the Clinto: mill, As it is, the cut ig about two million feet larger than last year. But the amount to be sold was about the same as last season owing to the destruction by fire of two million feet Lelonging to Lewison & Smith. The demand for lumber this season has been good and there will be a very small stock vatried over. Learning the Ropes. ’ County Clerk-elect Morgan and Supervisor-elect Buffington were at the Courthouse yesterday posting themselves from the records on the duties of .th-ir .respective positions. They.are apt students and will enter upon their official terms well posted in the requirements thereof, SAA CERES Tone up the system and improve the appetite by taking Ayer’s Sursaparilla. It will make you feel like a Thousands have found health, and relief from suffering, by the use of this great blood purifier, when a]! other means failed. or Tuerz is nothing nicer to present to a lady than one of those fine plush albums at Carr Bros. Te Santa Crave makes his headquarYers at Smoot & Durbin’s variety store on Commercial street. Grassand Clover Seeds at Weisenburger Brothers’. d8-1m Gua BOX and. many other fine holiday booke at Carr Bros. tf Prdns’ isthe purest and best Soap ever made. im se ae & Cow's Wonderftt! Endurance. oe “ On last Thanksgiving Day the cow belonging to John Hitchens, who lives on Gold Flat near this city, failed to put inan appearance at the accustomed time. After some delay search was instituted and the country around well traversed without discovering the missing bovine. The next day and for a couple of days following the search was continued, butit only resulted in disappointment, and the owner gave his cow up as “lost, strayed or stolen.” He has since been anxiously awaiting her return home or to obtain some information regarding her. Last Sunday, 11 days after she was lost, as a young lad named Tommie Bennetts was going along an old road or trail near John Loughead’s place, he heard a faint tinkling of a cow bell and not" seeing any cows near by. paused and waited to ascertain where the sound > proceeded from. Pretty soon he heard it again, and being directed by the sound came to an old mining shaft. teering down to the bottom, a distance uf 15 feet, he saw the long. lost cow. There had been a plank put across the shaft for & crossing and in attempting tocross it the animal had been precipitated to the bottom by the breaking of the board. He immediately notified the owner, who with the assistance cf neighbors managed tuo extricate the cow from her puainial position and raise her to the’ surface. The poor animal was by her long continement reduced to a mere skeleton, but notwith. tanding this she sturted uff at a rapid gait and did not stop until she. reached home, where. she received unusual care. Although vadly bruised from her fall and much weakened and exhausted from the confinement and exposure from the recent sturms, ‘‘Muley” is iusproving rapidly and wil soon be ready fu another adventure. This is surely « remukible example of «a cow’r powers of endurance when put-to the test. Poultry Hint. An exchange says that to, get good ay.ng hens that will produce first‘luss market chicks, the main point is to begin by crossinz to produce the hens, Yod>thismatea Brown Leghorn male with Partridg2 Cochin hens, Che product will be hens that are hali Ccchin and half Leghorn, Theywill b+«fmedium size, and combine. the proliticacy of the Leghorn with the hardiness of the Cochin, and will ‘qual the pure Leghorn as layers. Now mate these with a Wyandotte, a warter Cochin and a quarter Leghorn, and while your . .ens will be zood layers, your chicks will be equai to the’ best in the market. The Use of Wine. Kate Field, agent for the California State Viticultural Commi-sion, writes that she will soon deliver her firat lecture in New York. In her series of ‘ectures she will advocate the use ut the tuble of California wines. Miss Field says she is meeting with some opposition from the temperance people, who are strongly prejudiced xgainst iny lecturer advocating the use of wine. Shut Down For the Season. Towle Brothers have shut down their mills at Steep Hollow, Texas Hollow and Bear Valley. They have sent down most of the stock to their ranch at Lincoln, Business has been yood during the season and at present they are busy on stock for orange boxes. They have put another cutoff saw and a gang edger of four saws in the planing mill. A Favorable Outlook. At the Seneca quartz claim in Grizzly Canyon near Badger Hill four men iro engaged in driving ahead the main tunnel, They have excellent prospects, and. the time when the Seneca will become a regular producer of bullion seems not far distant. AN SRR Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy,so every family should ave, atonce, a bottle of the best family remedy, Syrup of, Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or bilious, For sale in 50c and $1.00 bottles by all leadin druggists, Now is just the time to send a holilay present to your friends in the Eust. Carr Bros. have just the thing. Ir you want a fine turn-out, go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable, f Cure Fer Wiles. Itching Piles are known by moisture ike perspiration, producing a very disagreeuble itching after getting warm. Chis form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yield at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, 0. Sold by Carr Bros, “my-21-ly Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferers at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving thé child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright asa button.” It is very pleasant to tage. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the diarrhoea, . Skin, when for 75 cents we will sell APOLLON MAYKOFF. Buesia’s Greatest Poet—Honered by the Czar. Russian literature presents no greater name than that of Apollon Maykoff, Recently the litterateurs of the Czar’s capital celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the poetical work of that great poet, on which occasion the Czar promoted him to the rank of Privy Councilor, which is a civil rank corresponding to that of general in the army. Asa poet, Mr. Maykoff displays cultivated taste and imayination of requisite purity. He is a profound scholar whose philosopy has had a decided effect on the institutions of ‘his native: country. He displays a marvelous command of language, and his character’zations and delineations are executed with a peculiar vividness and power. His work has the easy flow of a ready and Original writer, and his poems are full of fire, v.gor tad enthusiasm. Apollon Maykoff ir undoubtedly the foremost poet of Rusaa of today, and his poems are known all over that country, His poems ure leservedly included among the Russian classics, together with those of Pushkin, Derjavin, Jankvosky and a few other poetical stars of. Russia. Maykoff may not be ranked by critics among the great poets of the world, but it is for but few to have the love and tender regard which he holds froin the people of his native land. As a representative Rassian poet he has no living rival in popular esteem, and’ that he is a man of brilliant wit,’ wide information and strong purposes is Proven by the success he has achieved, Cruelty te a Boy. Tidings :—A ten-year-old boy, small for his age, has been taken care of by Offiver Keathley for two nights of this week, This boy ran away from his home near Town Talk, between this place and Nevada Ciry, and the reason for the running is alleged to be the cruel treatment the lad receives at home. He is compelled to work very hard and, do the best he can, he ibeaten for not working more. ‘Lhere should be a society here for the prevention of cruelty to children. ee Go to the Next. When a dealer who happens to be out of SOZODONT, tries to make you believe that something he has in stock is better or as good, quietly say, No, and seek the next establishment where that standard tooth beautifier can be obtained. Goto Smoot and Durbin’s on Xmas Eve and see Satta Claus, Someruine new in Christmas cards at Curr Bros. tf Seeps! Seeds! Seeds! All kinds at Weisenburger Brothers’. d8-1m Paul Schoen Coming. ae Paul S:hoen, piano tuner, will be at Nevada City early in December. Leave orders immediately for tuning at the Pioneer Bookstcre. Nocanvassing. tf Pears’ Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct. Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros, : d6-6m A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life. It was just'an ordinary scrap of wapping paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy, pounds, On apiece of wrapping paper she read of Lr, King’s New Discovery, and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought anotl.er and grew better, fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller parti culars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. : Sex the new shades in plush goods at Carr Bros. tf An infinite variety of late Loliday books at Carr Bros. tf We gave her Castoria. : She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, The Overland Monthly. The Overland Monthly for December winds up in good style a fine volume. Its leading articleis ‘From Klamath to Rio Grande,” a discursive xccouut of pleasant ramblings all over the coast by Charles H. Shinn. There is the first of a series of articles upon hydraulic mining, from, the pen of Irving M. Scott, the well-known iron founder of San Francisco. Itis descriptive in character, accompanied dams, ard other devices employed in t.e hydraulic process. It contains nothing of a controversial charac er. It is interesting to note that Mr. Scott includes among the ‘‘pre-requisites”’ of ‘“‘paying” hydraulic mining, the requirement of ‘‘svffigient space in which to lodge or shel} Wepoes of the detritus or debris.” ; The stories are in unusual quantity, as becomes the holiday season, and the rest of the number is mainly taken up by sketchy and. amusing articles on various parts of the Pacific coast, from Costa Rica to the Coos, the only solid article in the number being Mrs. John C. Hall’s able presentation of the causes of {‘The Decline of our Merchant Marine.” : Book reviews are in profusion and of the Overland’s usual high grade, and the departments complete a good number. The issue is given a further holiday look by tail pieces ‘in designs of California flowers and foliage. Altogether, the Overland deserves well of the public, and its promises for the new year, together with its abundant ability, long proven, to keep its promises, will win it in 1889 a place on a still increasing number of center tables. oan ms Peau o sho retry Eero Mistaken for Black Bart. The Marysville Appeal of Sunday says: John R. Meek, of Camptonville, was in this city a day or two ago. Some alleged detective, not in regular service, imagined that Mr. Meek was Black Bart, and shadowed him for some time, witil he was informed that he was on the wrong track. An Blegant Substitute For vils, salts, pills; and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrap of Figs.Recommended by leading Physiclans. » Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. Carr., Bros., Nevada City. : tf MASONIC NOTICE. Stated Meeting. There will be a moeting of Nevada Lodge,. No. 13, F. and A. M., at 7}¢ o’clock Wednesday evening. A fu'l-attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. The annual meeting for the election of officers of Nevada Lodge, F. and A, M,, No. 13, will take place at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening. C. C, Wetsenpuraer, Master. I. J. Rourg, Secretary. DrEssIN@ cases, toilet sets, handkerchiefs and glove boxes in new and stylish colors at Carr Bros, tf A compete line. of toys, Christmas cards, gumes, confectionery, and everything else appropriate for holiday gifts at Smoot & Durbin’s. _ Hoge’s Horehound Honey In the morning, at the moment when the rich horehound flower, (slumbering under the penetrating dew exhaled by its divine master, father and lover—the sun) awakes and returns to consciousness, struck by a sympathetic beam it no longer resists—it gives up the softened essence of its choicest sweetness; it becomes, as it were, a tiny founiain, which distils this wonderful honey, drop by drop. Opportunely comes the Samaritan bee; ita work is to gather the sweet treasure, bearing it off, saying to suffering humunity : ‘Kat! It is the soul of the blossom.” For sale by Carr Bros. 019-ly GarvEN and Vexetable seeds at Weisenburger Brother’. 48-1m Cure for Sick Headache. If you want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, o3k Carr Bros., the Druggiste, fcr Dr, Gunn’s Liver Pills. Only one fo: a dose. Sapiples free. Full bor 25 cents. my2l-ly Lest. Certificate for 225 shares Deadwood mining stock, Finder will please return to this office. tf Shileh’s Oatarrh Remedy. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous cure for Cutarrh, Diphtheria,Canker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious'Nasal Injector for the more successful trentment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50 cents. Sold by Carr Bros, d6-6m Buckien’s arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Vorns, and all Skin -Erupions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfuction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf Dar EME at rr f ville a facy paige adenine tet outeae fro spavn of slositng's of Directors 1 Boch Rg ser by illustrations of piping, flumes, water township bas oily bad tno vale: davs past.HERE AND THERE. woe e A Brief Record of Various Mat+ tersof Local Interest. ot ry _ Another deer was brought to town yesterday. Venison is a drug in the market. : A fine rainstorm has been prevailing here much of. the time for two Chas. Payne of Rough and Ready able horses die from botts. The annual election of officers of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., will take place Wednesday evening. Washington’s Birthday (February 22d) will probably be observed at this city by a Military or Firemen’s vall. ) DEES It is reported that the management of the Empire mine at Grass Valley will be changed about the middle of this month. putin bear. The annual meeting of the Downieville Stage Company will be held at this city on the 20th instant. The . ° official notice is published in another column. The Juvenile Minstrels are industriously engaged in rehearsing for the entertainment to be given by them at the Theater during Christmas week. Boston Ravine so distinguished itselfin the late election it is .com‘ng out of the shell which has so long obscured it. It again has a barber shop after being without that luxury for eighteen years. In the case.of Cornelius Sullivan vs. the Grass Valley Quartz Mining Company, in which the plaintiif sued for wages upon a contract for tunneling made with the Secretary of the company, the Supreme Court has affirmed d I There’s nothing like a Strong, vivid imagination. The Grass Valley Union says: ‘For the past two or three daye our town has been crowded with people. The sidewalks were lined with men women and children, not unlike to Broadway, New York, while scores. of vehicles lined our streets.” The ladies of the Congregational Church are making elaborate prepurations for the fuirand-festival to begin dt the .Theater Wednesday afternoon Among the special attractions will be a series of comic tablevus including representations of ancient, present and suture courtships. There will also be singing, recitations, etc. The program will be published in Weduesday’s paper, ———— . Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs. J. NaFrziogr, Proprietor, December 8, 1888, George Lord, Grase Valley, bi W vu Harris, do James O'Brien, Smartiville, J Msmmith, Lime Kiln g OK Cloudman, You Bet, MA Nolan, do J R Davis. San Juan, JM Hussuy, Willow Valley, Frank #ellmet, Kos on, a TJ Nolan, Colfax, EG Loftus, San Francisco, it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. E A Langford, do Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. TH twos Prepared by ©, I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. H Conley, Moore's Flat, 100 Doses One Dollar December 9th, 1888, ee A : Dan Songniin, Railroad, Charles Tegla: do r, M F McLeod, Hunts Hill, & Holland & wife, san Francisco, -J M Clarke, Omeg William Sheltou, T R Jones, Coopers Mill Robert McLeod, ~unts Hil, Frank Settles, Grass Valley, Nevada City, 9. Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel Rector Brotugns, Proprietors, December 8, 1888, John qyas, San.Francisco, JB Libby, do C Bennett, do H J Levy, do A Monteith, Lake City, A Hartman, Muds rings, Frank Holbrook,§ ady Creek, WW Van Eman, Sacramento, William H Kadford, Bloomfleld, C Harmon, do R D Skidmore, do Mre $ Williamson, Washington, Tv p poner. C) JW Phillips, Grass Valley, Peter Piva, do C M Proctor, do George Mclver, Forest Hill, John Duffy, Railroad, James Kramer, Omega, Nevada City, 23. ecemiber 9th, 1888, D id I W Hayes, Senior, Grass Valley, KrpNEYs, LIvER @ BoweEts J Paul, do i . JJ Orr, do Effectually Cleansing the System when Mrs Walrath & children, do Costive or Bilious, Dispelling TL avttnee Qacraesanin > Colds, Headach d Fevers WP Huntin ton, M D, Han Diego, Olds, Meadaches an evers Ow, . JR Balch, Kough & Ready, and permanently curing C W Cross, Sau Francisco, WABITUAL CONSTIPATION Grove Deal, do ; * POR HJ ayety: do without weakening or irritating the orJL ters, a ich i ) VE Aust Willow Valley, gané on which it acts, AH Parker, R. Georze Fuller, Frank Holbrook, Casper Bobb, do J Hartzell, do JB Tully, Omega, ° R E Bevan, Wheatland, ailroad, San Juan, do Comstock being asked since the election, if he had been really in earnest in voting for free trade, said: cutall out head my ticket.” mind ,'the last mom : pt?" he was asked. came into my head. Down my country once two men one. time made’ up to go one night and steal a fat calf from a man that lived at village end, and when got dark the two men slip. ped round tu the place. Meanwhilé, . \5 bear, dancing ’bout for pennies, got the privilege of putting his bear in man’s stable, 80 he took out calf: one of ’em went in for calf, while stable. man outside, was ‘wrestlin’ with the bear, got I.’ I'd better not go a pokin’ about in the head of my ticket and I cut un—I cut un, lad,.’”’ Pectoral has been demonstrated to be . : the most reliable remedy.in use, for colds, coughs,+and lung diseases. the judgment in favor of Sullivan. Slight colds should not be neglected. The Pectoral will prevent their becoming chronic, emi not be overestimated, for without pure the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence, strengthens and builds'up the system, creates A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as i: acts gently on the or Sale tn 50c and $1.00 Bottles by lomevain. Ky. The Free-Trade Camp. oe Dan DeQuille, writing from Viginia City, Nevada, to the Salt LakTribune tells the following story : A Democratic Cornishman of tl.” “Ididn’t vote un. Last moment f **What induced you to change your “Well, you see, ole son, bit of story man who was in town with a pet See? “Well, when two lads came to stable cher watched outside. “Pretty soon devil racket inside “ ‘Has ee got un, lad? said the “No; blast un!”said the man who ‘he’s “It struck me, ole‘ son, like mayte ark after that free trade calf, 80see kept out’n his stable. I took the S cnememenaneeeeemmetttenemtemmeteten For. forty years, Ayer’s Cherry The importance of purifying the blood can. lood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a ‘ood medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich It is peculiar in that it n appetite, and tones the digestion, while * ocreee Franciscop position Stores? THEY'RE ALL RIGHT, YOU BET! L. HYMAN, OF THE FIRMOFL. HYMAN &CO. HR OST URNER, FROM SAN ERAN: fonable stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING, Ever brought to Nevada County. Fiae Hats and Beautiful Overcoats, SUITABLE AND SERVICEABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS: For Gentlemen, Now on hand, and will be sold at As tonishingly LOW PRICES, —— FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, A Beautiful Pearl-Hanaled Knife Will be given to every Customer buys ing one of our PRISE EATS. J. C. NILON, Manager of the Nevada Store, Has been instructed by the Co, to sell the above stock at prices which positively defy competion, and from NOW UNTIL JANUARY 1, 1889, Will witness the Biggest Slaughter of Clothing ever had since our stores have been in existence. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. OLD AND YOUNG, RIGH AND POOR, All Treated the Same. L. MAN & C0, San francisco Opposition Stores, NEVADA CITY—On Commercial St. GRASS VALLEY~—on Mill Street. uPyhitg Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00, San Francisco, Cat., Wew Vaee WV L Mullen, Union Hill, T r Blue, Dutch Flat, Charles Bennetts, Colfax, A Stevens, io J Armstrong, Mountain House, PD Barabary, Ked Ledge P Prentiss, Cleveland Shite, Mrs AJ Flanders, Derbec, Joseph Fodrina, do Charles Leane:, Boston, Massachusetts, Nevada City, 2. Main Sireet, (at the.Mill’s Residence.) ING AT REASONABLE RATES. A The Table will be supplied with the rooms as can be found in the city. PRIVATE BOARDING HUUSE, MRS. A, PERRY, Proprietor. @@FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LoDGbest of everything. The house contains as ‘pleasant furnished DAY BOARD, $5 00 A WEEK. § POWDER NEVER Vanien. Takes Effect Sunday, Deo. 8th. Ache wiereeteaties. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: Ww M ee, Sees low tack cent 9 tnesiager alm aiviving ini with Swing ea itataentte a, . p JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO, gents, fan Franucisce. TIME TABLE NO. 35. § .M. Daily. Connecti East 00, Round Suieice ene big FranNevada County W. G. R. R. c m San Franciset fain arriving . *. 5 P.M, Daily, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 30 P, M. Daily. ; OA. M. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. 5. H, BROWN, Superintendent Ses GRAND BALL ‘TO BE GIVEN BY Lael Paro, No 6 N. D.C. W., 5 —AND ~ Hydraulic Parlor, is No. 56, N. Ss. Cc. Ww. [-AT— RMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -IN— Monday Bie, De, 3 ee © Music by Goyne’s Full Or= hestra. Grand March at 9 o'clock sharp. Admission—Gentieman and Two La» dies, $1.50, Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentlemen 50 Cents. The Publicis Cordially invite, What's the Matter with the San . E=-We Can Fit Anybody. "a wt

The Daily Transeript, TUESDAY, DEQ. 11, 1989. Au lInvitation to All. The undersigned urges all who: propose to purchase Holiday goods at his store on Commercial street to call as seon as possible and select what they wish. Jheir purchases will be carefully put away and kept till ealled for. d7-tf . KE. F. Rosenruan, ee ——_—_—_—_—_— Bond's Speeeh. The Grass Valley Union gives this version of an incident in real life: At a bangnet,given by John Rector, of the Nationa? Hotel, at Nevada City several days ago, E. Bond, our County Assessor, was one of the guests. Numerous toasts were drank, speeches were made and a general good time wasindelged in. There was a comparative stranger at the feast and Henry Lane told Bond that. said Stranger was a Frenchman. Bond Was soon called on for ‘ta few remarks,’’ and, with that Abe Lincoln like style of his, he painted a picture of the Revolutionary war and made itis central tigure the great Lafayette. He gaw him with the immortal Washington; pictured him on the many hard fought fields of that heroic time. Bond was eloquent. He saw Lafayette in the dungeon of Olmutz. Bond spoke of him as the volunteer of freedom—the advocate of haman rights-+-the defender cf civil liberty— tke patriot, the philanthropi-t, the beloved of the good and the fr e. When the speaker sat down a friend asked him what that speech had to do with the election bet that Rector was paying them with his banquet. “Oh, nothing,”’ said Bond, “I just wanted to say something to plea:e our French guest.” “French be d—; that fellow isa Swede.” The last that har been seen of Bond was his long stride through a glass door taking sash anu all. _————++Ge o— Christmas at the Mm. &. Church. It has deen devided by the Methodist Sunday School to this year diseard the old time custom of having a tree on Christmas Eve, and to instead _ Introduce the comparatively new and novel feature of a full-rigged ship, artistically decorated, and which wil be laden with presents for both ole and young. The church will also be decorated and festooned and in connection with the ship feature. there will be an interesiing program prepared by the school. The hew sony books recently purchased have arrived and new Christmas selections are being prepared in which the choir will assist. As von petent committees have been appointed to make ali the complete and necessary arrangements, it isexpected that the cuming évent will eclipse all former efforts nade in this direction, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior. Court yesterday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding; Theodore Trucks vs. A. L. Bagley and Jolin Peard. Ordered that service of cross complaint on Bagley be made. Martha Kell ys. Chas, Kell. Trial Dee. 27th. ‘ Estate of G. S. S. Getchell, deceased Final account settled and allowed Deerée of distribution granted. John Caldwell et al. vs. R. Dillon Demurrer to complaint over-ruled. Plaintiff granted 20 days to answer. } Selina Moore vs. T. W. Moore. Decree of divorce granted. A Miners Peril. . One morning about ten days ago Ludwick Funk, aged 60 years, went to work alone ina tunnel under American Flat near Forest City. At nine o’clock on that morning he was caught in a cave and had his leg broken between the knee and the thigh. He was unable to crawl out of the tunnel. He remained there until Monday morning, when he was found by the men ‘going to work. He was immediately cared for, and will recover. Dangerously tll. Mrs, J. C. Murtin of North Bloomfield is ill with pleuro-pneumonia, and it is thought she cannot recover. Her only son, who resides st San Francico, has been notified concerning her condition, and was expected to arrive here Monday evening. Tue only and original Santa Claus will be at Smoot & Durbin’s store on Christmas Eve and give every customer who calls a nice present from a brilliantly illuminated tree. Employment Wanted. Would like to get housework to do by the day. : d9-2t Mrs, D. Joy, near Suspension Bridge. Furnished Roome for Rent At residence of Mrs, D. Joy, near Suspension Bridge. d9-lw <2 The New York Bakery. G. W. Durst of the New York Bakery on Commercial street manufactures the finest of breads, buns, cakes, pies, etc., and regularly de-. livers the same to town customers without extra. charge, He makes a specialty of fruit cake, cream»puffs _and other fine pastry. He will supply cakes, etc., for the holidays, weddings, parties and other festive occasions on short notice and at reasonable prices. Give him a trial, : 8t Wrult Trees for Sale. pote L have:30,000 apple and Bartlett pear for sale at my nursery, Grass Valley. d6-20¢ Jas, T. Boauz, _. new person, ‘PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. P. 8.°-Waldron of Graniteville is in town. M.C. Harmon, of North Bloom field, is in town: Senator-elect Preston has returned from San Francisco. : Fred Saarls, Esq., went telow on Sunday afternvon’s train. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eddy returned Sunday to the Delhi mine. R. D. Skidmore has returned to his home at North Bloomfield. Miss Lillie Pope of Grass Valiey is Spending this wee: at San Francisco. W. W. Van Eman of Sacramento went up on Monday’s San Juan stage. R. Holland and wife of Columbia Hill returned. here Sunday from the Bay. Mrs. B. Murphy of Big Tunnel and Miss Kate Jennings of Washingt on are here. Mrs. A. J. Flanders of Derbec was in town Sunday on her way home from below. Mrs. P. Greany of Grass Valley has retuned from a three weeks’ visit at San. Francisev, Z J. W. Phillips was here Sunday night en route from Grass Valley to the upper country. A Miss. Josie Fuller has left Grass Valley for San Francisco, amd will reside at the latter city. Mrs. Frank McNally -of San Francisco is visiting her mother, Mme. Schaffer, of Grass Valley. Mrs. S. Williamson of Washington was here Sunday evening on her way homé from San Francisco. George McIver came over Sunday from Forest Hill—and—went up on Monday’s Bloomfield stuge. Peter Piva from Grass Valley was among Mondity’s passengers on the horth-bound Sierra county staye. Wm. H. Radford arrived here on Sunday’evening’s train, and took the morning stage for North Bloomfield. Watson Charles, who is teaching school at Su.ter county, will spend thi uolid y vacation at his home in this city. ; Archie Nivens left Saturday for the Indian Territury, and will be gone about a month to look after his wife’: real estate interests there. A young man from Washington Cerritory:and a young lady of the town of Washington in this county will be wedded about Christmas. Mrs, Ed Freeman of urass Valley left Saturday for Walla Walla, W. T. to join her husband. Mrs. W. H Freeman and Miss Laura Freeman ‘ccou. panied her as far as Sacramento. J.B. Tully is in town. The hydraulic elevator which he has been working the Omega gravel mine with during the past summer was a Sticcers, the debris being readily and cheaply divisted, John Spaulding, general manager of the South Yuba Water and Mining Company, who has been in New Youk for the pust month, is now at St. Louis on his way home. He will be -here next week. County Treasurer Shoecraft was confined to his house Saturday ana sunday by a neuralgic attack. Monday he put in an appearance at the freasury but was not in a condition to transact business. Sn emcee teas The Truckee Lumber Cat, — The Republican gives the following statement of tue lumber cut along’ the Truckeeoriver for the season of 1888: FEET Lewison & Smith...... 2,800.00, fruckee Lumber Co, Trackee.5,000,0X% Gen, Schaffer.. 6.5.. 0c cs 6,200,00. Milo Bilan. op esccvesce ites 3,850,000 Richardson Bros...... 4,50),00.0 CS ROnRGV caine ean nas 3,5.0.00. Boow’ Mill Care i 0, ea 8 000,00 Pacitic Lumber & W. Co.. . .4,250,00 ‘Hamlen & Doan.. ..... 8,000,000 Truckee Lumber Co. Verdi. .3,750,00. DOM eater eet es 44,800,000 Of the ubove athounts the cuts of O Lonkey, Boca Mill Go., Hamlen & Doan, and the Verdi Mill are estimated. The others are the figures fur nished by the millmen. The cur would have been larger_had it not been for the burning of the Clinto: mill, As it is, the cut ig about two million feet larger than last year. But the amount to be sold was about the same as last season owing to the destruction by fire of two million feet Lelonging to Lewison & Smith. The demand for lumber this season has been good and there will be a very small stock vatried over. Learning the Ropes. ’ County Clerk-elect Morgan and Supervisor-elect Buffington were at the Courthouse yesterday posting themselves from the records on the duties of .th-ir .respective positions. They.are apt students and will enter upon their official terms well posted in the requirements thereof, SAA CERES Tone up the system and improve the appetite by taking Ayer’s Sursaparilla. It will make you feel like a Thousands have found health, and relief from suffering, by the use of this great blood purifier, when a]! other means failed. or Tuerz is nothing nicer to present to a lady than one of those fine plush albums at Carr Bros. Te Santa Crave makes his headquarYers at Smoot & Durbin’s variety store on Commercial street. Grassand Clover Seeds at Weisenburger Brothers’. d8-1m Gua BOX and. many other fine holiday booke at Carr Bros. tf Prdns’ isthe purest and best Soap ever made. im se ae & Cow's Wonderftt! Endurance. oe “ On last Thanksgiving Day the cow belonging to John Hitchens, who lives on Gold Flat near this city, failed to put inan appearance at the accustomed time. After some delay search was instituted and the country around well traversed without discovering the missing bovine. The next day and for a couple of days following the search was continued, butit only resulted in disappointment, and the owner gave his cow up as “lost, strayed or stolen.” He has since been anxiously awaiting her return home or to obtain some information regarding her. Last Sunday, 11 days after she was lost, as a young lad named Tommie Bennetts was going along an old road or trail near John Loughead’s place, he heard a faint tinkling of a cow bell and not" seeing any cows near by. paused and waited to ascertain where the sound > proceeded from. Pretty soon he heard it again, and being directed by the sound came to an old mining shaft. teering down to the bottom, a distance uf 15 feet, he saw the long. lost cow. There had been a plank put across the shaft for & crossing and in attempting tocross it the animal had been precipitated to the bottom by the breaking of the board. He immediately notified the owner, who with the assistance cf neighbors managed tuo extricate the cow from her puainial position and raise her to the’ surface. The poor animal was by her long continement reduced to a mere skeleton, but notwith. tanding this she sturted uff at a rapid gait and did not stop until she. reached home, where. she received unusual care. Although vadly bruised from her fall and much weakened and exhausted from the confinement and exposure from the recent sturms, ‘‘Muley” is iusproving rapidly and wil soon be ready fu another adventure. This is surely « remukible example of «a cow’r powers of endurance when put-to the test. Poultry Hint. An exchange says that to, get good ay.ng hens that will produce first‘luss market chicks, the main point is to begin by crossinz to produce the hens, Yod>thismatea Brown Leghorn male with Partridg2 Cochin hens, Che product will be hens that are hali Ccchin and half Leghorn, Theywill b+«fmedium size, and combine. the proliticacy of the Leghorn with the hardiness of the Cochin, and will ‘qual the pure Leghorn as layers. Now mate these with a Wyandotte, a warter Cochin and a quarter Leghorn, and while your . .ens will be zood layers, your chicks will be equai to the’ best in the market. The Use of Wine. Kate Field, agent for the California State Viticultural Commi-sion, writes that she will soon deliver her firat lecture in New York. In her series of ‘ectures she will advocate the use ut the tuble of California wines. Miss Field says she is meeting with some opposition from the temperance people, who are strongly prejudiced xgainst iny lecturer advocating the use of wine. Shut Down For the Season. Towle Brothers have shut down their mills at Steep Hollow, Texas Hollow and Bear Valley. They have sent down most of the stock to their ranch at Lincoln, Business has been yood during the season and at present they are busy on stock for orange boxes. They have put another cutoff saw and a gang edger of four saws in the planing mill. A Favorable Outlook. At the Seneca quartz claim in Grizzly Canyon near Badger Hill four men iro engaged in driving ahead the main tunnel, They have excellent prospects, and. the time when the Seneca will become a regular producer of bullion seems not far distant. AN SRR Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy,so every family should ave, atonce, a bottle of the best family remedy, Syrup of, Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or bilious, For sale in 50c and $1.00 bottles by all leadin druggists, Now is just the time to send a holilay present to your friends in the Eust. Carr Bros. have just the thing. Ir you want a fine turn-out, go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable, f Cure Fer Wiles. Itching Piles are known by moisture ike perspiration, producing a very disagreeuble itching after getting warm. Chis form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yield at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, 0. Sold by Carr Bros, “my-21-ly Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferers at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving thé child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright asa button.” It is very pleasant to tage. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the diarrhoea, . Skin, when for 75 cents we will sell APOLLON MAYKOFF. Buesia’s Greatest Poet—Honered by the Czar. Russian literature presents no greater name than that of Apollon Maykoff, Recently the litterateurs of the Czar’s capital celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the poetical work of that great poet, on which occasion the Czar promoted him to the rank of Privy Councilor, which is a civil rank corresponding to that of general in the army. Asa poet, Mr. Maykoff displays cultivated taste and imayination of requisite purity. He is a profound scholar whose philosopy has had a decided effect on the institutions of ‘his native: country. He displays a marvelous command of language, and his character’zations and delineations are executed with a peculiar vividness and power. His work has the easy flow of a ready and Original writer, and his poems are full of fire, v.gor tad enthusiasm. Apollon Maykoff ir undoubtedly the foremost poet of Rusaa of today, and his poems are known all over that country, His poems ure leservedly included among the Russian classics, together with those of Pushkin, Derjavin, Jankvosky and a few other poetical stars of. Russia. Maykoff may not be ranked by critics among the great poets of the world, but it is for but few to have the love and tender regard which he holds froin the people of his native land. As a representative Rassian poet he has no living rival in popular esteem, and’ that he is a man of brilliant wit,’ wide information and strong purposes is Proven by the success he has achieved, Cruelty te a Boy. Tidings :—A ten-year-old boy, small for his age, has been taken care of by Offiver Keathley for two nights of this week, This boy ran away from his home near Town Talk, between this place and Nevada Ciry, and the reason for the running is alleged to be the cruel treatment the lad receives at home. He is compelled to work very hard and, do the best he can, he ibeaten for not working more. ‘Lhere should be a society here for the prevention of cruelty to children. ee Go to the Next. When a dealer who happens to be out of SOZODONT, tries to make you believe that something he has in stock is better or as good, quietly say, No, and seek the next establishment where that standard tooth beautifier can be obtained. Goto Smoot and Durbin’s on Xmas Eve and see Satta Claus, Someruine new in Christmas cards at Curr Bros. tf Seeps! Seeds! Seeds! All kinds at Weisenburger Brothers’. d8-1m

Paul Schoen Coming. ae Paul S:hoen, piano tuner, will be at Nevada City early in December. Leave orders immediately for tuning at the Pioneer Bookstcre. Nocanvassing. tf Pears’ Soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct. Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros, : d6-6m A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life. It was just'an ordinary scrap of wapping paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy, pounds, On apiece of wrapping paper she read of Lr, King’s New Discovery, and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought anotl.er and grew better, fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller parti culars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. : Sex the new shades in plush goods at Carr Bros. tf An infinite variety of late Loliday books at Carr Bros. tf We gave her Castoria. : She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, The Overland Monthly. The Overland Monthly for December winds up in good style a fine volume. Its leading articleis ‘From Klamath to Rio Grande,” a discursive xccouut of pleasant ramblings all over the coast by Charles H. Shinn. There is the first of a series of articles upon hydraulic mining, from, the pen of Irving M. Scott, the well-known iron founder of San Francisco. Itis descriptive in character, accompanied dams, ard other devices employed in t.e hydraulic process. It contains nothing of a controversial charac er. It is interesting to note that Mr. Scott includes among the ‘‘pre-requisites”’ of ‘“‘paying” hydraulic mining, the requirement of ‘‘svffigient space in which to lodge or shel} Wepoes of the detritus or debris.” ; The stories are in unusual quantity, as becomes the holiday season, and the rest of the number is mainly taken up by sketchy and. amusing articles on various parts of the Pacific coast, from Costa Rica to the Coos, the only solid article in the number being Mrs. John C. Hall’s able presentation of the causes of {‘The Decline of our Merchant Marine.” : Book reviews are in profusion and of the Overland’s usual high grade, and the departments complete a good number. The issue is given a further holiday look by tail pieces ‘in designs of California flowers and foliage. Altogether, the Overland deserves well of the public, and its promises for the new year, together with its abundant ability, long proven, to keep its promises, will win it in 1889 a place on a still increasing number of center tables. oan ms Peau o sho retry Eero Mistaken for Black Bart. The Marysville Appeal of Sunday says: John R. Meek, of Camptonville, was in this city a day or two ago. Some alleged detective, not in regular service, imagined that Mr. Meek was Black Bart, and shadowed him for some time, witil he was informed that he was on the wrong track. An Blegant Substitute For vils, salts, pills; and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrap of Figs.Recommended by leading Physiclans. » Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. Carr., Bros., Nevada City. : tf MASONIC NOTICE. Stated Meeting. There will be a moeting of Nevada Lodge,. No. 13, F. and A. M., at 7}¢ o’clock Wednesday evening. A fu'l-attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. The annual meeting for the election of officers of Nevada Lodge, F. and A, M,, No. 13, will take place at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening. C. C, Wetsenpuraer, Master. I. J. Rourg, Secretary. DrEssIN@ cases, toilet sets, handkerchiefs and glove boxes in new and stylish colors at Carr Bros, tf A compete line. of toys, Christmas cards, gumes, confectionery, and everything else appropriate for holiday gifts at Smoot & Durbin’s. _ Hoge’s Horehound Honey In the morning, at the moment when the rich horehound flower, (slumbering under the penetrating dew exhaled by its divine master, father and lover—the sun) awakes and returns to consciousness, struck by a sympathetic beam it no longer resists—it gives up the softened essence of its choicest sweetness; it becomes, as it were, a tiny founiain, which distils this wonderful honey, drop by drop. Opportunely comes the Samaritan bee; ita work is to gather the sweet treasure, bearing it off, saying to suffering humunity : ‘Kat! It is the soul of the blossom.” For sale by Carr Bros. 019-ly GarvEN and Vexetable seeds at Weisenburger Brother’. 48-1m Cure for Sick Headache. If you want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, o3k Carr Bros., the Druggiste, fcr Dr, Gunn’s Liver Pills. Only one fo: a dose. Sapiples free. Full bor 25 cents. my2l-ly Lest. Certificate for 225 shares Deadwood mining stock, Finder will please return to this office. tf Shileh’s Oatarrh Remedy. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous cure for Cutarrh, Diphtheria,Canker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious'Nasal Injector for the more successful trentment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50 cents. Sold by Carr Bros, d6-6m Buckien’s arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Vorns, and all Skin -Erupions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfuction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf Dar EME at rr f ville a facy paige adenine tet outeae fro spavn of slositng's of Directors 1 Boch Rg ser by illustrations of piping, flumes, water township bas oily bad tno vale: davs past.HERE AND THERE. woe e A Brief Record of Various Mat+ tersof Local Interest. ot ry _ Another deer was brought to town yesterday. Venison is a drug in the market. : A fine rainstorm has been prevailing here much of. the time for two Chas. Payne of Rough and Ready able horses die from botts. The annual election of officers of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., will take place Wednesday evening. Washington’s Birthday (February 22d) will probably be observed at this city by a Military or Firemen’s vall. ) DEES It is reported that the management of the Empire mine at Grass Valley will be changed about the middle of this month. putin bear. The annual meeting of the Downieville Stage Company will be held at this city on the 20th instant. The . ° official notice is published in another column. The Juvenile Minstrels are industriously engaged in rehearsing for the entertainment to be given by them at the Theater during Christmas week. Boston Ravine so distinguished itselfin the late election it is .com‘ng out of the shell which has so long obscured it. It again has a barber shop after being without that luxury for eighteen years. In the case.of Cornelius Sullivan vs. the Grass Valley Quartz Mining Company, in which the plaintiif sued for wages upon a contract for tunneling made with the Secretary of the company, the Supreme Court has affirmed d I There’s nothing like a Strong, vivid imagination. The Grass Valley Union says: ‘For the past two or three daye our town has been crowded with people. The sidewalks were lined with men women and children, not unlike to Broadway, New York, while scores. of vehicles lined our streets.” The ladies of the Congregational Church are making elaborate prepurations for the fuirand-festival to begin dt the .Theater Wednesday afternoon Among the special attractions will be a series of comic tablevus including representations of ancient, present and suture courtships. There will also be singing, recitations, etc. The program will be published in Weduesday’s paper, ———— . Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs. J. NaFrziogr, Proprietor, December 8, 1888, George Lord, Grase Valley, bi W vu Harris, do James O'Brien, Smartiville, J Msmmith, Lime Kiln g OK Cloudman, You Bet, MA Nolan, do J R Davis. San Juan, JM Hussuy, Willow Valley, Frank #ellmet, Kos on, a TJ Nolan, Colfax, EG Loftus, San Francisco, it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. E A Langford, do Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. TH twos Prepared by ©, I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. H Conley, Moore's Flat, 100 Doses One Dollar December 9th, 1888, ee A : Dan Songniin, Railroad, Charles Tegla: do r, M F McLeod, Hunts Hill, & Holland & wife, san Francisco, -J M Clarke, Omeg William Sheltou, T R Jones, Coopers Mill Robert McLeod, ~unts Hil, Frank Settles, Grass Valley, Nevada City, 9. Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel Rector Brotugns, Proprietors, December 8, 1888, John qyas, San.Francisco, JB Libby, do C Bennett, do H J Levy, do A Monteith, Lake City, A Hartman, Muds rings, Frank Holbrook,§ ady Creek, WW Van Eman, Sacramento, William H Kadford, Bloomfleld, C Harmon, do R D Skidmore, do Mre $ Williamson, Washington, Tv p poner. C) JW Phillips, Grass Valley, Peter Piva, do C M Proctor, do George Mclver, Forest Hill, John Duffy, Railroad, James Kramer, Omega, Nevada City, 23. ecemiber 9th, 1888, D id I W Hayes, Senior, Grass Valley, KrpNEYs, LIvER @ BoweEts J Paul, do i . JJ Orr, do Effectually Cleansing the System when Mrs Walrath & children, do Costive or Bilious, Dispelling TL avttnee Qacraesanin > Colds, Headach d Fevers WP Huntin ton, M D, Han Diego, Olds, Meadaches an evers Ow, . JR Balch, Kough & Ready, and permanently curing C W Cross, Sau Francisco, WABITUAL CONSTIPATION Grove Deal, do ; * POR HJ ayety: do without weakening or irritating the orJL ters, a ich i ) VE Aust Willow Valley, gané on which it acts, AH Parker, R. Georze Fuller, Frank Holbrook, Casper Bobb, do J Hartzell, do JB Tully, Omega, ° R E Bevan, Wheatland, ailroad, San Juan, do Comstock being asked since the election, if he had been really in earnest in voting for free trade, said: cutall out head my ticket.” mind ,'the last mom : pt?" he was asked. came into my head. Down my country once two men one. time made’ up to go one night and steal a fat calf from a man that lived at village end, and when got dark the two men slip. ped round tu the place. Meanwhilé, . \5 bear, dancing ’bout for pennies, got the privilege of putting his bear in man’s stable, 80 he took out calf: one of ’em went in for calf, while stable. man outside, was ‘wrestlin’ with the bear, got I.’ I'd better not go a pokin’ about in the head of my ticket and I cut un—I cut un, lad,.’”’ Pectoral has been demonstrated to be . : the most reliable remedy.in use, for colds, coughs,+and lung diseases. the judgment in favor of Sullivan. Slight colds should not be neglected. The Pectoral will prevent their becoming chronic, emi not be overestimated, for without pure the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence, strengthens and builds'up the system, creates A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as i: acts gently on the or Sale tn 50c and $1.00 Bottles by lomevain. Ky. The Free-Trade Camp. oe Dan DeQuille, writing from Viginia City, Nevada, to the Salt LakTribune tells the following story : A Democratic Cornishman of tl.” “Ididn’t vote un. Last moment f **What induced you to change your “Well, you see, ole son, bit of story man who was in town with a pet See? “Well, when two lads came to stable cher watched outside. “Pretty soon devil racket inside “ ‘Has ee got un, lad? said the “No; blast un!”said the man who ‘he’s “It struck me, ole‘ son, like mayte ark after that free trade calf, 80see kept out’n his stable. I took the S cnememenaneeeeemmetttenemtemmeteten For. forty years, Ayer’s Cherry The importance of purifying the blood can. lood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a ‘ood medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich It is peculiar in that it n appetite, and tones the digestion, while * ocreee Franciscop position Stores? THEY'RE ALL RIGHT, YOU BET! L. HYMAN, OF THE FIRMOFL. HYMAN &CO. HR OST URNER, FROM SAN ERAN: fonable stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING, Ever brought to Nevada County. Fiae Hats and Beautiful Overcoats, SUITABLE AND SERVICEABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS: For Gentlemen, Now on hand, and will be sold at As tonishingly LOW PRICES, —— FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, A Beautiful Pearl-Hanaled Knife Will be given to every Customer buys ing one of our PRISE EATS. J. C. NILON, Manager of the Nevada Store, Has been instructed by the Co, to sell the above stock at prices which positively defy competion, and from NOW UNTIL JANUARY 1, 1889, Will witness the Biggest Slaughter of Clothing ever had since our stores have been in existence. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. OLD AND YOUNG, RIGH AND POOR, All Treated the Same. L. MAN & C0, San francisco Opposition Stores, NEVADA CITY—On Commercial St. GRASS VALLEY~—on Mill Street. uPyhitg Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00, San Francisco, Cat., Wew Vaee WV L Mullen, Union Hill, T r Blue, Dutch Flat, Charles Bennetts, Colfax, A Stevens, io J Armstrong, Mountain House, PD Barabary, Ked Ledge P Prentiss, Cleveland Shite, Mrs AJ Flanders, Derbec, Joseph Fodrina, do Charles Leane:, Boston, Massachusetts, Nevada City, 2. Main Sireet, (at the.Mill’s Residence.) ING AT REASONABLE RATES. A The Table will be supplied with the rooms as can be found in the city. PRIVATE BOARDING HUUSE, MRS. A, PERRY, Proprietor. @@FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LoDGbest of everything. The house contains as ‘pleasant furnished DAY BOARD, $5 00 A WEEK. § POWDER NEVER Vanien. Takes Effect Sunday, Deo. 8th. Ache wiereeteaties. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: Ww M ee, Sees low tack cent 9 tnesiager alm aiviving ini with Swing ea itataentte a, . p JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO, gents, fan Franucisce. TIME TABLE NO. 35. § .M. Daily. Connecti East 00, Round Suieice ene big FranNevada County W. G. R. R. c m San Franciset fain arriving . *. 5 P.M, Daily, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 30 P, M. Daily. ; OA. M. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. 5. H, BROWN, Superintendent Ses GRAND BALL ‘TO BE GIVEN BY Lael Paro, No 6 N. D.C. W., 5 —AND ~ Hydraulic Parlor, is No. 56, N. Ss. Cc. Ww. [-AT— RMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY -IN— Monday Bie, De, 3 ee © Music by Goyne’s Full Or= hestra. Grand March at 9 o'clock sharp. Admission—Gentieman and Two La» dies, $1.50, Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentlemen 50 Cents. The Publicis Cordially invite, What's the Matter with the San . E=-We Can Fit Anybody. "a wt