December 16, 1888 (4 pages)

Cr . OF Nekey vere, you P yany with Othfrom rade p our ; felt . peoVhis-. will ) the amin Ke* oF) om . $1 ) to $20 $7. $12 ) to ily L. F268 _-— become the special guests of the ~. po Ake are, prominent people there. The Daily Transcript. “SUNDAY, DEO. 16, 1889, An Invitation to All. The undersigned urges all who propose to purchase Holiday goods at his store on Commercial street to call as Soon as possible and select what they . : Their purchases will. be carewish, fully put away and kept till called for, a7-tf E. F. Rosenrwat, . cssssssstiensassusesmessenee TT K. of P. Anniversary. : — The celebration at this city on February 19th of the ‘‘silyer anniversary” of the fou.iding of the order of Knights of Pythias will be one of the most oProminent and fashionable social events of the winter. Milo Lodge at Friday evening’s meeting adopted the report of the committee recommending that a grand promenade concert and ball be given, and ordered that invitations be sent to the Knights of Olympic Lodge at Grass Valley and Spartan Lodge at North Bloomfield to Miloites on the evening in question, The following were named as a comInittee* with full power to make the necessary arrangements for the great event: B.N. Shoecraft, E. A. Tompkins, B. 8, Rector, J. E. Isaac, Henry Lane and L. 8. Calkins. The very best of music will be secured and everything will be done-on the most liberal scale. ‘Phe party will be one of the finest ever given here by the Knights, and they have an enviable reputation as entertainers, ——. A Sad Fall, Miss Winnie Smith, a thirteen-year old Grass Walley school girl, while playing ‘‘wolf”’ in the school yard some days since slipped and fell, Her face came in contact with a large sharp pebble and caused a bad wound over her left eye. Mrs, Leech, her teacher, at once bound up the wound and sent the girl home. On reaching her. residence Winnie swooned and entered a comatose state all efforts to revive her from which have go far failed. Three doctors are in attendance and it is thought that even if she recovers her brain may prove to have been permanently injured, 8 Oo ro A Failure in Their Case, In the Superior Court Saturday Mary M. Gassaway was granted a divorce from Joseph Gassaway. The parties are well known natives of Grass Valley, and the divorce was a surprise to their many friends whe had no reason ~ tobelieve that thé marriage was other than a happy one, as both Parties are regarded as of an amiable disposition. Mrs. Gassaway and her children arenow at the residence of her father, H. B. Nichols of the wellknown “Nichols milk ranch.” Superior Court. Thefigllowing business was transacted in’the Superior Court ‘a urday Judge J. M. Walling presiding: The People vs. Wm. Dunstan. Given till Tuesday next to plead. Thomas Bennett et al. vs. Philip Bailey. Ten days additional time given defendant to plead: Mary M. Gassaway vs. Joseph Gassaway. Decree of divorce granted to . plaintiff. The Lewis Divorce Case. It is said that the Grass Valley clerical divorce case of Lewis vs. Lewis is to be contested. Some, friend of the wife wrote to her of the star chamber proceedings here and she at once telegraphed to a lawyer, to appear for her and contest the case. Mrs. Lewis is the daughter of an ex-Mayor of the city of Fredericksburg, Va., and her Gravel Mine Leased. J.T, O’Carrol of Omega, who is in town, says that the Omega company have leased their gravel claim toa company of Chinamen who will put in a dam to impound the debris and then go to work by the hydraulicking process. It is reported that the Chinamen pay $16,000 for workiug . the claim eight or ten months.» ba . Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you wantan honest, reliable medicine. Donot take any other which is alleged to be “about the same” or “just as good.” Insist upon having Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself Sold by all druggists. Try it, THE DIFFERENCE. A Comparison of Interest to all Whe Reud. What is the difference in the four bodies of water in British North America, Hudson Bay, Maria’s Inlet, Mellville Sound and Madison’s River? The first is a Gentlemen’s Bag of Water. The second is a Lady’s Pond of Water. The third is a Gentleman’s Sound of Water. The fourth isa Gentleman’s River of Water. All these difficulties have been overcome by the use of Ropert’s GoLtpen Gate Mepvtcat Syrup. They have no more IndiF gestion, Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Pain in the Side or Back, Sick or Nervous Headache, Constipation, Liver or Kidney Troubles, The Catarrh {is not known where the G. G. M. S. is used. The G. G. M. 8S. is always found on sale at W. H. Smith’s, Commercial street, Nevada City, Also sold by Mrs. Addie R. Brackett, Agent. dl4-Im oe A comP.erts line of toys, arate . —*That-he—is—now-andfor 20 years candidates for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, Board showed that respondent Du )ster had received 2120 votes and that George Lord had received 2045 votes for that office, ine precinct, Grass Valley township, showed that G. W. Dunster, had received 175 yo es and George Lord had received 140 votes, and that the count Was so made by the Board. cast for G. W. Dunster in said precinct, as contestant verily believes and avers the truth to be, only 135 votes, that there were cast for George Lord in said precinct 108 votes; that such return was due to mal-conduct on the part of the Board of Judges of said precincts in counting for respondent votes that were cast for contestant 4 Lord. precinct in Grass Valley township showed that G@. W. Dunster had received 83 votes and George Lord 89 votes, and that the count was so made by the Roard, cast for G. W. Dunster in said precinct, as contestant is informed and verily believes the truth to be, only 72 votes, and that there were cast for Lord in said precinct 100 votes, conduct on the part of the Board of Judges in Hill's Flat precinct in countfor contestant Lord.” ful counts of the vote on’ Sheriff had been made in other precincts: of the ¢ ounty as follows; Dunster 228, Lord 109. Contestant claims the vote really stcod—Dunater 190, Lord 147. Dunster 37, claims the vote really’ stood—Dunster 26, Lord 43. THE SHRIRVALTY. count Renewed. DITIONAL EVIDENCE Mal-Gonduct, ee GATION BE THOROUGH 4nd That Every Precinct’s Vot be Imspected. neys for Sheriff Lord: Lord, contestant, vs. G. W. respondent, STATEMENT OF CONTEST," county of Nevada, State of California Lord, respectfully shows to the Court ifornia. first day of January, 1889, not elected to such office and is no entitled to hold the same, but that contestant was duly elected at such the terin specitied. 7 avers: “That his name is George Lord. last past has been a daly qualified elector of the county of Nevada, State of California, “That G. W. Dunster is the name of the person whose right to the said office of Sheriff of said county of Nevada is coutested. ““That the office over which said contest is made is the offive of Sheriff of Nevada county for the term of two years, commenciug the first Monday following the first day of January, 1889. ‘‘That a general election for State and county officers and for presidential electors was held in the county of Nevada, State of California, on Tuesday, the 6th day of November, 1888. That on Monday, the 12th day .of November, being the first Monday after said election, the Board of Supervisors of the county of Nevada met and canvassed the returns from said election. “That at said canvass the returns from each precinct of the county where polls had been opened were before and were canvassed by the Board. ‘That George Lord and the respondent, G. W. Dunster, were the only persons voted for at said election as “That the returns canvassed by the “That the returns from Boston Rav“To point of fact,however, there were ““That the returns from Hill s Flat “In point of fact, however,there were ‘That such returns were due to malng for respondent votes that were cast The complaint goes on in the same orm of language to allege that wrongTruckee precinct—Ofticial returns— Boca precinet — Official returns— Lord» 82. Contestant The Demand for a ReMR. LORD SAYS HE HAS AD. Which is Strongly Indicative of HE ASKS THAT THE INVESTIThe following complaint was filed in the County Clerk’s office by George 4. Hughes and Fred Searls, attor“In the Superior Court of thecounty of Nevada, State of California, George Dunster, “Tothe Hon. Superior Court of the The above named contestant, George That on Tuesday, the 6th day of November, 1888, an election for Presidential electors and a general election for State and county officers. was held in the county of Nevada, State of Cal“That G. W. Dunster claims to have been elected at such election to the office of Sheriff of the county of Nevada in said: State for the term of two years from the tirst Monday after the ‘That the suid G. W. Dunster was election und is entitled to hold such office of Sheriff of Nevada ccunty for “And for cause of contest contestant Dunster 16, Lord 9. stood—Dunster 20, Lord 29. Dunster 34, Lord 23. turns—Dunster 67 votes, Lord 55 (. stood—Dunster 57, Lord 65, —Dunster 45, Lord 53. The complaint then goes on to say: votes against 2185 votes cast for Geo. Lord, and that Lord was thereby duly have been elected to said Office. “That the irregularities and malconduct of said Board of Judges of Boston Ravine precincf, Buena Vista e/ precinct, Cottage Hill precinct and Hill’s Flat precinct, all in Grass Valley township; Washington pre. cinct in Washington township; Eureka South precinct in Eureka township; Lowell Hill precinct in Little York township; and Boca and Truckee precincts in. Meadow Lake townships; and at each of the precincts proved G. W. Dunster to be declared elected when in point of fact he had not received the highest number of votes for said office, “That the returns from all precincts of Neva la county in which polls had been opened on said day of election -. showed that G. W. Dunster had received 2120 votes for said office, and +. that George Lord had received 2,045 , Votes, and that the count was so made by the Board, ‘ “That in point of fact however there were cast for G. W. Dunster in the county of Nevada and in all the precincts thereof as contestant is informed, verily belives and avers the truth to be, only 1980, and that there were cast for George Lord 2185. “That such returns were due to the negligence, irregularity and mal-conduct on the part of the Board of Judges of the several precincts and each of them in Nevada county in counting and tallying for respondent Dunster votes that were cast for contestant George Lord. “That the result of said election for Sheriff was changed by the mul-conduct and irregularities complained of, “That the Board of Supervisors on the 13th day of. November, 1888,-declared G. W. Dunster elected to the office of Sheriff of Nevada county for the term aforesaid. : “Wherefore contestant George Lord prays that the Hon. Superior Court of the county of Nevada order a special session of the court to be held ut the court-room of said court on some day to be by it designated not less-than ten nor more than. twenty days from the date of such order to hear and determine such contested election. ; “That citation issue forG: W. DunSter to appear at the time and place specified in said order. ' “That at such hearing the court order the ballots from Boston Ravine, Hill’s Flat, Cottage Hill, Buena Vista, Boca, Truckze, Lowell Hill, Eureka South and Washington precincts, and all the precincts of said Nevada county now in possession of the clerk of said county brought before it for examination. “That said ballots may -thereupon be opened and examined by the court. “That the certificate of election heretofore issued to said G. W. Dunster by ths County Clerk of Nevada county be canceled and annulled, “That said George Lord be adjudged the duly elected Sheriff of Nevada county for said torm of two years commencing the first Monday after the first day of January, 1889, and that the court will make such other and further orders as it deems proper the premises considered,” ooo At the City Churches Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Robert Lennie, will conduct the services as usual in the Baptist Church. Morning subject, ‘‘Iron Can Swim.” Evening subject, “God or Baal—which?” A cor dial invitation is extended to all. Sabbath School at the close of the forenoon service, Young people and children are earnestly urged to attend. : At the Congregational Church there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. All are cordially invited. A Medel Eating House. Auburn Republican: One of the biggest frauds in this country is the averaze railroad: eating house. You pay your money and don’t have any choice, Placer county, however, can probably boast of having the very best one in the country. It is located at Colfax and is managed by Fred Marvin, Everything there is actually first class and is served as it ought to be. This is not a mercenary advertisement. It is a tribute to extraordinary and exceptional merit. Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. Is it not worth the small price of 75 cents to free yourself of every symptom. of these distressing complaints, if you think so call at our store and get aj da bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer, Every bottle has a printed guarantee on it, use accordingly, and if it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by Carr Brothers, ‘ d6-6m Tue only and original Santa Claus will be at Smoot & Durbin’s store on Christmas Eve and give evéry cuscarda, games, confectionery, hag ce Hill precin ae thing else appropriate for holiwe 2 et—O fficia .: day gift a Smoot & Durbin’s. . _—. turns—Daunster19 votes, Lord 6. Con a > bial EP "alee & 6 tomer who calls a nice present from a testant claims the vote really stood— Buena Vista precinct—Official retarns—Dunster 29 votes, Lord 20 votes. Contestant claims the vote really Cottage Hill precinct — Official returns—Dunster 44 votes, Lord 18 votes. Contestant claims the vote really stood Eureka South precinct—Oficial reContestant claims the vote realy Washington precinct — Official . returns — Dunster 60 votes, Lord 38. Contestant claims the vote really stood “That said Dunster received in the entire county of Nevada only 19:0 elected, but the Board upon canvassing said votes declared Dunster to force has been invited by the J udge to sample his goods. : On Spring street just back of Mra. A, loom up; The work of constructing is being pushed as rapidly as the weather will peruit. The gentlemen who are at the head of the enterprise are well stocked with capital and enterprise, and one of them is consider ed among the very best machinists on the coast. The foundry will be in full operation before Spring. For vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians, California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leadreesereeneeeeer ee ing druggists, Carr., Bros., Nevada City. : Ene toilet adjunct. East. Carr Bros/have just the thing. PERSONAL MENTION. People Old and Young. from the Bay. cisco attorney, is in town. Friday evening from the Bay. came to the county seat Friday. his way below. ieville to Grass Valley, Downieville, on mining business, R. O. Cravens,of Sacramento Deputy Internal Revende Collector is here inspecting Kendrick & Gaddis distillery. s W. Haff of Columbia Hill and L ning’s train. F) of that place. ville will spend the winter at this city the guest of her.mother, Mrs. Stover. rain fell or the sun shone, “Born.” Horace Orear, for a long time telegraph operator at Sierra City, arrived here Friday night on his way to San Francisco where he has secured employment. 6 Peter Johnston as administrator of the estate of H. B. Johnston has filed his bond in the sum of $15,000. John C. Coleman and David Binkleman are the sureties. Mrs. James McDermott of this: city has gone to Sierra City to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs, Delia Crossmun, who died Friday and will be buried Sunday. : Mrs. Kate Davis and two children from Camptonville and Mrs. James Gray of Oakland arrived here by Friday night’s Sierra county stage, being on their way below. A. 8. Smith of Oregon, who has been here examining the Maltman Reduction Works and posting himself on the way of handling ores there, left Saturday for his home. M. J. Nolan, who has been conducting a shoeshop at North Bloomfield, but has closed out his business there, is in town. He leaves Sunday for Pennsylvania where he formerly resided. ; F. R. Loften of Wheatland, who is interested in the flouring mills at that town and is the wealthiest rancher in Yuba county, arrived here Friday evening. Miss Alice Swayne of Marysville came with him. E. C. Loftus, of the firm of Loftus Brothers, agents for and dealers in machinery and lubricating’ oils, arrived her Friday evening from San Francisco. Saturday he went to Kanaka Creek to take further observations at the San Francisco company’s claim on the Red Ledge which he recently visited. Howard L. Douglass. who has for six moenths past been at the San Ricardo quartz mine at Posa, State of Sonora, Mexico, is here on a visit to his relatives and will remain till after New Year’s, Howard has full charge of the twenty stamp mii] at the San Ricardo. He is one of the most competent men engaged in that line of business anywhere. . Judge Thomas Moran of the corner ef Pine and Commercial streets pitted his political judgment against that of compositor Snell of the Transcript, The Judge has finally become thoroughly satisfied that Harrison is to be the next President, aud according to the terms of the wager which he lost and Snell won, the whole Transcripr The New Foundry. oe The framework of the new foundry V. Deal’s residence property begins to ——————_— An Elegant substitute — Manufactured only by the ‘Pears’ Soap is the most: elegant Now is just the time to send a holiY present to your friends in the When Baby was sick, : We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, 4 : Bhe cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, Secial amd Other Netes About Major J. S. McBride has returned H. L. Gear, a prominei® San FranD. L. and D. H. Jones arrived, here Mr. Boqzet of ‘North Bloomfield W. Re Morgan arrived here Friday evening from Graniteville, being on W. #H. Allen and wife were here Friday night on their way from DownG. H. Gray of San Francisco arrived here Friday evening en route to Foss of Downieville, who had been below, returned here on Friday eveMrs. W. P. Calkins went Saturday to Sierra City to join her hushand who is connected with the Weekly Tribune F. A. Gourley and wife of GibsonMrs. Goufley is already. here, ~ being R. McMurray and wife, John Fowler and family and Miss Kate Quick arrived here by Saturday evening’s train, being on their way to San Juan. Wm. H. Martin ‘was so happy yesterday that he did not care whether The cause of it will be found under the heading HERE AND THERE. ters of Local Interest. ley. Omega an.i Graniteyiile. and the summit. » . force of this remark. ’ le and fair prices is what tells. the news. fair a success. were nine passengers. very low prices, month, ments for gentlemen. ors that send out drummers, Teo Much Morphine, time. railroad snowsheds. poverishing himself, vee — ——— Entitled te the Best. bottles by all leading druggists, It is the . finest made.” store, Weisenburger Brother’. For Lumbago. Oured Permenen : Re Fate A Brief Record of Various MatThere will be a dancing party at Michell’s Hall on Christmas eve. The snov on the Washington ridge extends down this way to Willow ValThe snow was reported Saturday to be two feet.deep on top of the ridge at At Harry Towle’s farm in Sugar Loaf Gap there has not yet been enough frost to kill tomatoe. vines. The snow is a foot deep on some of the ridges around Washington, and much deeper in spots between there Wood is wood these times. Citizens who too long delayed getting in their winter’s supply will appreciate the Much job printing and of a superior quality is being turned out of this office nowadays. Good work at uniform The Transcrirt’s subscription list is steadily increasing all the time. The people plainly think that if they don’t take the Transcrier they don’t get The ladies of the Congregational Church tender their sincere thanks to all whe labored, contributed or in any way gave their services to make the Thé Sierra county stage did not f reach ‘this city till near midnight on Friday, being more than four hours late on account of the storm. There 0. J. Brand of this city is the leading manufacturer of home-made jewelry. Hehason hand a magnificent stock of jewelry, diamonds and other precious stones which he will sell at It is reported that eight.$20 gold. pieces enclosed in a sock have been found in an outhouse on the lot. formerly occupied by Stumpf’s Hotel, and the supposition is the money was hidden there by the late John Hahn, The work of transforming the spacious room now occupied by Justice Sowden as a court-room and office into a banqueting hall for the convenience of ‘he secret societies meeting in Pythian Castle, will begin this The Sierra county stage line has ro far been run on the summer timetable, making the through trip between here and Sierra City in one day; but the condition of the roads. _ brought about by this last storm will cause an early change to the winter schelude by which two days are consumed in making the trip each way. Friedman the Nevada City tailor is turning out weekly a large number of fashionable and perfect-fitting garHe has patrons in all parts of Nevada and Sierra counties, and they. find that they can get much better satisfaction from him in quality of goods, fit and prices than they can from the San Francisco tailThe Grass Valley Union says: Alvin S. Kellogg, was found de d in his bed at Barbour’s ranch on the Auburn road Friday morning, the supposition being that he had taken an overdose of morphine, but whether through a mistake of judgment or with suicidal intent was not known. Some time ago Kellogg sold his place, adjoining Joseph Rhinebart’s ranch, to the Nevada county Land Association, and since that time has been living at the Barbour ranch. He has a family, and several grown children, but had not been. living with his wife for some The Tidings says of the same ‘matter: Many years ago Kellogg was imprisoned for the alleged burning of Ultimately he was relgased and sued the Railroad company for damages, but he was Successful only to the. extent of imAll are entitled to the best that their money will buy,so every family should have, at once, 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 is Consumption Incurable. Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. medicine ever 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 Héalth.”’ Try it. Sample bottles free at Carr Brothers Drug‘Beeps! Seeds! Seeds! All kinds at d8-I1m eee . ot 2. . sell all oth . PIONEER NEWS. ple Here 25 Years Age. evidence of a right to vote, ment at the-old stand on Broad street home-made butter crackers were fam ous. 6 The construction of twelve new build in two days, A lyceum was about to be organized o’clock in the evening. street,advertised to do crochet work. quested to settle with his widow. ny store at Pine streets. The latest political and war news beth City, North Carolina,occupied by colored troops, and the politicians of that State asking for the terms of returning the Union, Hangman Foote called Jeff Ravis an imbecile. Senator Bayard said he’d rather resign than .take the anti-Rebellion oath, whereupon the TRANScRIPT said ‘kick him out.’? More secesh sympathizers fired from govieamert positions at Washington. Gen. Schofield removed from command in Missouri. Rebel cause given upin Havana, Gen. Banks’ expedition to Texas aSuccess. The county was about to rebuild its Courthouse. i Many Mitchell and Mountain Chief to run mile heats, best two in three, at Glenbrook Christnias for $160. Ruins-of-the—burned Courthouse boarded over so as to keep out water and save as much of the old walls as possible. Herbert Lamoureux of Oamp Lincoln advertised for informatinn of h's brother J. B. who was a pioneer resident of North Bloomfield. Letter from Resse river dated Dec. 5, 1863, said: ‘Within a few days we have had two men shot dead, the bowels of another were cut out, and another committed suicide,”’ ———_—_—____— A cxear head is indicative. of good health and regular habits. When the body is languid, and the mind works sluggishly, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills will assist in the recovery of physica! buoyancy and mental vigor. BORA, At this city, December 15, to the wife of Wm. H Martin; a daughter, 6, POWDER Absolutely Pure. MiSs POWDER NEVER VARIES —A Marvel of purity, stren and wholesomeness. More economical than ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, shor igh "*fela Uniy ia Geert ROYAL Hgin POWDER CO., Wallatreet, New York. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE Co, gents, fan Fr isco. FREE CANDY. Grand Holiday Sale !! c= ONE, COME ALL AND GET A Box of Choice French Candy, reo, With our Delicious Teas and Coffees. Every person coming direct to our Store Will Get EXTRA DOUBLE PRESENTS, EXTRA DOUBLE TICKETS, EXTRA FINE TEAS, EXTRA CHOICE COFF: EES, EXTRA LOW PRIGES, ~AND A-ox of Pure French Candy Free. Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods Departments are brim{ul of DGhoice Bargains. Give usa trialaud judge for yourself, GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO, " Commercial St., Nevada City. Wholesale House—52, 54—Market Street— Francisco, Cal. ith 40 8to we are to So ee Bridge Notice. given that the underyto the Hon. Board of for emualy oh Neve@ on 1889, at 10 ‘look Rteme That Interested the Pee The necessity of a registry law to preserve the purity of the ballot was being agitated by people and press. Some maintained that the production ofa poll tax receipt should be sufficient Wm. Kohler re-opened the Lafayette Bakery. and Confectionery establish. Alex. Gault was making improvements to the Antelope restaurant. His ings commenced on Broad street withand all who wanted to join were invitedto meet’ at the Baptist church at 7 Miss M. Trautmann, of upper Main Persons indebted to the estate of Dr. Trautmann,deceased, were politely reA. Goldsmith opened a dry goods the corner of Broad and was: Longstreet sorely pressed. ElizaBREAD, Acquittedin Fifteen Minutes. . consplaint of A. H. Underwood oncharge of battery, took place in Ju tice Wadsworth’s court before the { lowing jury: E, G. Sukeforth, B. i Naake. & Little were the attorneys for the defendant. The following witnesses were . introduced by the prosecution: A. H. Underwood, John Justice and Andrew Jackson, George Downer and the defendant testified for the defense. The case was submitted to the jury at 11:20 o’clock and fifteen :ninutes latter a verdict of acquittal. was given. The bulk of the testimony was to the effect that Underwood was the aggrassor, ss aaaenatatteeeeeieneiememieeencena ial A Beauty's chaplet none may wenr Unteas teeth show ample care, Gums so healthy, hard and red Lips like roses’ i rance shed, * These by SOZODONT made sweet Every sense with gladness Sreet, SomeTHine new in Christinag cards at Carr Bros. tf + 0 ee fruit Trees for Sale. [ have 30,000 apple and Bartlett pear trees for sale at my nursery, Grass Valley. 6-20 Jas. T. Boaur. AL Or eee ERY DRessina cases, toilet sets, bandkerchiefs and glove boxes in new and stylish colors at Carr Bros, tf secasainsindgti Gateigeaii Ir you want a fine turn-out, go to. Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable. f Tuer is nothing nicer to present to a lady than one of those fine plush albums at Carr Bros, ~ ’ tf REISER CORES a Santa Crave makes his headquarters at Smé@ot & Durbin’s variety store on Commercial street. a . Peculiar known reme9. dies of the vegetable MOOd'S kingdom. 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HOOD &Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar A Blacksmith Wanted For a mine, who has had experience with machine drills and at general mining work, Apply at Geo. G. Allan's Foundry, Nevada City, 4, Notice to Oreditors Estate of HENRY B. JOHNSTON, deceased, NOTICE {s hereby given by the under. signed,A dministrator of the Estate of Henry B. Johnston, deceased, to the cred itore of, and all Persons having claime saainat the said decegsed, to exhibit them with the necessar vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this no tice, to the said Adm nistrator, at the law office of A. Burrows, Holbrooke Block, Grass Sener inthe County of Nevada, or the same will be barred. PETER JOHNSTON, Administrator of said Ketate, Dated December Lith, 1888, A. Burrows, Atty for Adm’r. Teachers’ $cmi-Annual Examination. HE sem!-annual examination of applicants for Certificates to teach in the Public Schools of Nevada County will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, beginning Wednesday, January 2d, 1889, A. J. TIFFANY, County 8uperintendent, Nevada City, Dec. 14th, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, . MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mill’s Residence.) — @@-FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING AT REASONABLE RATES. best of everything. The house contains as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city, DAY BOARD, $% 00 A WEEK. New York Bakery. -o— i] PURCHASED THIS WELI. bg popular Bakery of . Mrs AVING TAL STREET intend to keep on hand at all times a good Variety of PIEs,— CAKE, Wedding Cakes saan wits ¢ Made to order on short netics a at reasonable terms, > All order for anything in my line prompt ly attended to, : By strict attention to PURST The trial of E. Booth, arrested on Thomas, W, Findley, E. P. Hager, J. Dunnicliff, A, M. Allen, H. C. Weisenburger, John Werry, A. J. Stiles, J. D. Fleming, Wm. Brown, A. F. T. Nilon conducted the prosecution in the absence of District Attorney Long, and Messrs. Caldwell Peculiar in combination, proportion, and Preparation of Ingredients, Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses the curative value of the best vy -—AT— ts, Lester & Crawford's Main Street, Nevada City. ERE ARE A FEW NOTES CONCERNING THEM. n the first place, let us say a few words to HUSBANDS, BROTHERS and LOVERS. There ts nothing more acceptable to a lady fora Holiday present than A Dainty Bonnet; —OR A— HANDSOME DRESS PATTERN, We can furnish either in the latest styles and atthe Lowest Prices, 5 Our Diaplay of Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs tor Ladies: and Gentlemen is unexce!led anywhere, A Pretty Line of NEWPORT SCARFS, The Latest and most effective shoulder protectors, in all colors, Have you seen the Latest Novelty in NeckWear, such as SURAH & VELVET COLLARETTES? Nothing nicer for a Christmas Present than one of our Fanoy Embroidered Aprons, Unless the same be apair of Fine Silk Hose, A full assortment of Plush And Felt Table Scarts.—These at Reduced Prices, A staple and always welcome Gift ta A Pair of Fine Kid Gloves. Wé have Dressed and Undressed, Five and Six Buttons, and Mousquetaire. Here are Some Things FOR GENTLEMEN: Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Momorandum Books, ete., Allin Fine Leathers. Another article the Gentlemen admire is A Silk Muffler, We have lots of them, Leather Card Cases, Purses and Hand Satchels for the Ladies, Card Albums and Autograph Albums. {n all the Latest and Neatest Styles of bindng. Fully Forty or Fifty Difterent Varieties ~or— BLOCKS! BLOCKS! BLocks: Including Alphabet, Building, Animals, ote, Just the thing forthe little ones, A Wonderland of DOLLS! DOLLS!! DOLLS!!! Parian, French Bisque, Kid, and every other kind you can think of. Also Dolls’ Shoes, Stockines and Hats. We are very proud of our display of Dolls, wast but not least we call attention to ‘ our FIVE CENT COUNTER, AND OUR TEN CENT COUNTER! Many of the articles on these counters are werth more than twice what we ask for them, They are all “cheaper than dirt,” We fill ordera}by mail and guarantee sraction. Mrs Lester & Crawford Main Street, Nevada City. — What's the Matter with the Sun Francisco Saposition Stores? THEY'REIALL RIGHTPIYOU BET! L. HYMAN! OF THE FIRM OP L, HYMAN &Co, HAR85T. TER EAL SAN, ERANjonable stock of co” ree cea MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING, Ever brought to Nevada County. Fine Hats and Beautiful Overooats. SUITABLE AND SERVICKABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS. \ For Gentlemen, Now on hand, and will be sold at. Astonishingly LOW PRICES, FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, A Beautiful Pearl-Hanaled Knife The Table will be supplied withthe} Will be given to every Customer buy ing one .of our PRIBE 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, G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor,. , Will witness the Biggest Slaughter f Clothing ever had since our stores 1ave been in existence, Ez We Can Fit Anybody. ea SIRICTLY ONE PRICE, OLD AND YOUNG, RIGH AND. PooR, All Treated the Same. LAYMAN & 00, San FranciscoOpposition Stores, NEVADA CITY—On Commercial St. GRASS VALLEY~on Mi" Street. Holy Specatig .

Cr . OF Nekey vere, you P yany with Othfrom rade p our ; felt . peoVhis-. will ) the amin Ke* oF) om . $1 ) to $20 $7. $12 ) to ily L. F268 _-— become the special guests of the ~. po Ake are, prominent people there. The Daily Transcript. “SUNDAY, DEO. 16, 1889, An Invitation to All. The undersigned urges all who propose to purchase Holiday goods at his store on Commercial street to call as Soon as possible and select what they . : Their purchases will. be carewish, fully put away and kept till called for, a7-tf E. F. Rosenrwat, . cssssssstiensassusesmessenee TT K. of P. Anniversary. : — The celebration at this city on February 19th of the ‘‘silyer anniversary” of the fou.iding of the order of Knights of Pythias will be one of the most oProminent and fashionable social events of the winter. Milo Lodge at Friday evening’s meeting adopted the report of the committee recommending that a grand promenade concert and ball be given, and ordered that invitations be sent to the Knights of Olympic Lodge at Grass Valley and Spartan Lodge at North Bloomfield to Miloites on the evening in question, The following were named as a comInittee* with full power to make the necessary arrangements for the great event: B.N. Shoecraft, E. A. Tompkins, B. 8, Rector, J. E. Isaac, Henry Lane and L. 8. Calkins. The very best of music will be secured and everything will be done-on the most liberal scale. ‘Phe party will be one of the finest ever given here by the Knights, and they have an enviable reputation as entertainers, ——. A Sad Fall, Miss Winnie Smith, a thirteen-year old Grass Walley school girl, while playing ‘‘wolf”’ in the school yard some days since slipped and fell, Her face came in contact with a large sharp pebble and caused a bad wound over her left eye. Mrs, Leech, her teacher, at once bound up the wound and sent the girl home. On reaching her. residence Winnie swooned and entered a comatose state all efforts to revive her from which have go far failed. Three doctors are in attendance and it is thought that even if she recovers her brain may prove to have been permanently injured, 8 Oo ro A Failure in Their Case, In the Superior Court Saturday Mary M. Gassaway was granted a divorce from Joseph Gassaway. The parties are well known natives of Grass Valley, and the divorce was a surprise to their many friends whe had no reason ~ tobelieve that thé marriage was other than a happy one, as both Parties are regarded as of an amiable disposition. Mrs. Gassaway and her children arenow at the residence of her father, H. B. Nichols of the wellknown “Nichols milk ranch.” Superior Court. Thefigllowing business was transacted in’the Superior Court ‘a urday Judge J. M. Walling presiding: The People vs. Wm. Dunstan. Given till Tuesday next to plead. Thomas Bennett et al. vs. Philip Bailey. Ten days additional time given defendant to plead: Mary M. Gassaway vs. Joseph Gassaway. Decree of divorce granted to . plaintiff. The Lewis Divorce Case. It is said that the Grass Valley clerical divorce case of Lewis vs. Lewis is to be contested. Some, friend of the wife wrote to her of the star chamber proceedings here and she at once telegraphed to a lawyer, to appear for her and contest the case. Mrs. Lewis is the daughter of an ex-Mayor of the city of Fredericksburg, Va., and her Gravel Mine Leased. J.T, O’Carrol of Omega, who is in town, says that the Omega company have leased their gravel claim toa company of Chinamen who will put in a dam to impound the debris and then go to work by the hydraulicking process. It is reported that the Chinamen pay $16,000 for workiug . the claim eight or ten months.» ba . Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you wantan honest, reliable medicine. Donot take any other which is alleged to be “about the same” or “just as good.” Insist upon having Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself Sold by all druggists. Try it, THE DIFFERENCE. A Comparison of Interest to all Whe Reud. What is the difference in the four bodies of water in British North America, Hudson Bay, Maria’s Inlet, Mellville Sound and Madison’s River? The first is a Gentlemen’s Bag of Water. The second is a Lady’s Pond of Water. The third is a Gentleman’s Sound of Water. The fourth isa Gentleman’s River of Water. All these difficulties have been overcome by the use of Ropert’s GoLtpen Gate Mepvtcat Syrup. They have no more IndiF gestion, Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Pain in the Side or Back, Sick or Nervous Headache, Constipation, Liver or Kidney Troubles, The Catarrh {is not known where the G. G. M. S. is used. The G. G. M. 8S. is always found on sale at W. H. Smith’s, Commercial street, Nevada City, Also sold by Mrs. Addie R. Brackett, Agent. dl4-Im oe A comP.erts line of toys, arate . —*That-he—is—now-andfor 20 years candidates for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, Board showed that respondent Du )ster had received 2120 votes and that George Lord had received 2045 votes for that office, ine precinct, Grass Valley township, showed that G. W. Dunster, had received 175 yo es and George Lord had received 140 votes, and that the count Was so made by the Board. cast for G. W. Dunster in said precinct, as contestant verily believes and avers the truth to be, only 135 votes, that there were cast for George Lord in said precinct 108 votes; that such return was due to mal-conduct on the part of the Board of Judges of said precincts in counting for respondent votes that were cast for contestant 4 Lord. precinct in Grass Valley township showed that G@. W. Dunster had received 83 votes and George Lord 89 votes, and that the count was so made by the Roard, cast for G. W. Dunster in said precinct, as contestant is informed and verily believes the truth to be, only 72 votes, and that there were cast for Lord in said precinct 100 votes, conduct on the part of the Board of Judges in Hill's Flat precinct in countfor contestant Lord.” ful counts of the vote on’ Sheriff had been made in other precincts: of the ¢ ounty as follows; Dunster 228, Lord 109. Contestant claims the vote really stcod—Dunater 190, Lord 147. Dunster 37, claims the vote really’ stood—Dunster 26, Lord 43. THE SHRIRVALTY. count Renewed. DITIONAL EVIDENCE Mal-Gonduct, ee GATION BE THOROUGH 4nd That Every Precinct’s Vot be Imspected. neys for Sheriff Lord: Lord, contestant, vs. G. W. respondent, STATEMENT OF CONTEST," county of Nevada, State of California Lord, respectfully shows to the Court ifornia. first day of January, 1889, not elected to such office and is no entitled to hold the same, but that contestant was duly elected at such the terin specitied. 7 avers: “That his name is George Lord. last past has been a daly qualified elector of the county of Nevada, State of California, “That G. W. Dunster is the name of the person whose right to the said office of Sheriff of said county of Nevada is coutested. ““That the office over which said contest is made is the offive of Sheriff of Nevada county for the term of two years, commenciug the first Monday following the first day of January, 1889. ‘‘That a general election for State and county officers and for presidential electors was held in the county of Nevada, State of California, on Tuesday, the 6th day of November, 1888. That on Monday, the 12th day .of November, being the first Monday after said election, the Board of Supervisors of the county of Nevada met and canvassed the returns from said election. “That at said canvass the returns from each precinct of the county where polls had been opened were before and were canvassed by the Board. ‘That George Lord and the respondent, G. W. Dunster, were the only persons voted for at said election as “That the returns canvassed by the “That the returns from Boston Rav“To point of fact,however, there were ““That the returns from Hill s Flat “In point of fact, however,there were ‘That such returns were due to malng for respondent votes that were cast The complaint goes on in the same orm of language to allege that wrongTruckee precinct—Ofticial returns— Boca precinet — Official returns— Lord» 82. Contestant The Demand for a ReMR. LORD SAYS HE HAS AD. Which is Strongly Indicative of HE ASKS THAT THE INVESTIThe following complaint was filed in the County Clerk’s office by George 4. Hughes and Fred Searls, attor“In the Superior Court of thecounty of Nevada, State of California, George Dunster, “Tothe Hon. Superior Court of the The above named contestant, George That on Tuesday, the 6th day of November, 1888, an election for Presidential electors and a general election for State and county officers. was held in the county of Nevada, State of Cal“That G. W. Dunster claims to have been elected at such election to the office of Sheriff of the county of Nevada in said: State for the term of two years from the tirst Monday after the ‘That the suid G. W. Dunster was election und is entitled to hold such office of Sheriff of Nevada ccunty for “And for cause of contest contestant Dunster 16, Lord 9. stood—Dunster 20, Lord 29. Dunster 34, Lord 23. turns—Dunster 67 votes, Lord 55 (. stood—Dunster 57, Lord 65, —Dunster 45, Lord 53. The complaint then goes on to say: votes against 2185 votes cast for Geo. Lord, and that Lord was thereby duly have been elected to said Office. “That the irregularities and malconduct of said Board of Judges of Boston Ravine precincf, Buena Vista e/ precinct, Cottage Hill precinct and Hill’s Flat precinct, all in Grass Valley township; Washington pre. cinct in Washington township; Eureka South precinct in Eureka township; Lowell Hill precinct in Little York township; and Boca and Truckee precincts in. Meadow Lake townships; and at each of the precincts proved G. W. Dunster to be declared elected when in point of fact he had not received the highest number of votes for said office, “That the returns from all precincts of Neva la county in which polls had been opened on said day of election -. showed that G. W. Dunster had received 2120 votes for said office, and +. that George Lord had received 2,045 , Votes, and that the count was so made by the Board, ‘ “That in point of fact however there were cast for G. W. Dunster in the county of Nevada and in all the precincts thereof as contestant is informed, verily belives and avers the truth to be, only 1980, and that there were cast for George Lord 2185. “That such returns were due to the negligence, irregularity and mal-conduct on the part of the Board of Judges of the several precincts and each of them in Nevada county in counting and tallying for respondent Dunster votes that were cast for contestant George Lord. “That the result of said election for Sheriff was changed by the mul-conduct and irregularities complained of, “That the Board of Supervisors on the 13th day of. November, 1888,-declared G. W. Dunster elected to the office of Sheriff of Nevada county for the term aforesaid. : “Wherefore contestant George Lord prays that the Hon. Superior Court of the county of Nevada order a special session of the court to be held ut the court-room of said court on some day to be by it designated not less-than ten nor more than. twenty days from the date of such order to hear and determine such contested election. ; “That citation issue forG: W. DunSter to appear at the time and place specified in said order. ' “That at such hearing the court order the ballots from Boston Ravine, Hill’s Flat, Cottage Hill, Buena Vista, Boca, Truckze, Lowell Hill, Eureka South and Washington precincts, and all the precincts of said Nevada county now in possession of the clerk of said county brought before it for examination. “That said ballots may -thereupon be opened and examined by the court. “That the certificate of election heretofore issued to said G. W. Dunster by ths County Clerk of Nevada county be canceled and annulled, “That said George Lord be adjudged the duly elected Sheriff of Nevada county for said torm of two years commencing the first Monday after the first day of January, 1889, and that the court will make such other and further orders as it deems proper the premises considered,” ooo At the City Churches Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Robert Lennie, will conduct the services as usual in the Baptist Church. Morning subject, ‘‘Iron Can Swim.” Evening subject, “God or Baal—which?” A cor dial invitation is extended to all. Sabbath School at the close of the forenoon service, Young people and children are earnestly urged to attend. : At the Congregational Church there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. All are cordially invited. A Medel Eating House. Auburn Republican: One of the biggest frauds in this country is the averaze railroad: eating house. You pay your money and don’t have any choice, Placer county, however, can probably boast of having the very best one in the country. It is located at Colfax and is managed by Fred Marvin, Everything there is actually first class and is served as it ought to be. This is not a mercenary advertisement. It is a tribute to extraordinary and exceptional merit. Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. Is it not worth the small price of 75 cents to free yourself of every symptom. of these distressing complaints, if you think so call at our store and get aj da bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer, Every bottle has a printed guarantee on it, use accordingly, and if it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by Carr Brothers, ‘ d6-6m Tue only and original Santa Claus will be at Smoot & Durbin’s store on Christmas Eve and give evéry cuscarda, games, confectionery, hag ce Hill precin ae thing else appropriate for holiwe 2 et—O fficia .: day gift a Smoot & Durbin’s. . _—. turns—Daunster19 votes, Lord 6. Con a > bial EP "alee & 6 tomer who calls a nice present from a testant claims the vote really stood— Buena Vista precinct—Official retarns—Dunster 29 votes, Lord 20 votes. Contestant claims the vote really Cottage Hill precinct — Official returns—Dunster 44 votes, Lord 18 votes. Contestant claims the vote really stood Eureka South precinct—Oficial reContestant claims the vote realy Washington precinct — Official . returns — Dunster 60 votes, Lord 38. Contestant claims the vote really stood “That said Dunster received in the entire county of Nevada only 19:0 elected, but the Board upon canvassing said votes declared Dunster to force has been invited by the J udge to sample his goods. : On Spring street just back of Mra. A, loom up; The work of constructing is being pushed as rapidly as the weather will peruit. The gentlemen who are at the head of the enterprise are well stocked with capital and enterprise, and one of them is consider ed among the very best machinists on the coast. The foundry will be in full operation before Spring. For vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physicians, California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leadreesereeneeeeer ee ing druggists, Carr., Bros., Nevada City. : Ene toilet adjunct. East. Carr Bros/have just the thing. PERSONAL MENTION. People Old and Young. from the Bay. cisco attorney, is in town. Friday evening from the Bay. came to the county seat Friday. his way below. ieville to Grass Valley, Downieville, on mining business, R. O. Cravens,of Sacramento Deputy Internal Revende Collector is here inspecting Kendrick & Gaddis distillery. s W. Haff of Columbia Hill and L ning’s train. F) of that place. ville will spend the winter at this city the guest of her.mother, Mrs. Stover. rain fell or the sun shone, “Born.” Horace Orear, for a long time telegraph operator at Sierra City, arrived here Friday night on his way to San Francisco where he has secured employment. 6 Peter Johnston as administrator of the estate of H. B. Johnston has filed his bond in the sum of $15,000. John C. Coleman and David Binkleman are the sureties. Mrs. James McDermott of this: city has gone to Sierra City to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs, Delia Crossmun, who died Friday and will be buried Sunday. : Mrs. Kate Davis and two children from Camptonville and Mrs. James Gray of Oakland arrived here by Friday night’s Sierra county stage, being on their way below. A. 8. Smith of Oregon, who has been here examining the Maltman Reduction Works and posting himself on the way of handling ores there, left Saturday for his home. M. J. Nolan, who has been conducting a shoeshop at North Bloomfield, but has closed out his business there, is in town. He leaves Sunday for Pennsylvania where he formerly resided. ; F. R. Loften of Wheatland, who is interested in the flouring mills at that town and is the wealthiest rancher in Yuba county, arrived here Friday evening. Miss Alice Swayne of Marysville came with him. E. C. Loftus, of the firm of Loftus Brothers, agents for and dealers in machinery and lubricating’ oils, arrived her Friday evening from San Francisco. Saturday he went to Kanaka Creek to take further observations at the San Francisco company’s claim on the Red Ledge which he recently visited. Howard L. Douglass. who has for six moenths past been at the San Ricardo quartz mine at Posa, State of Sonora, Mexico, is here on a visit to his relatives and will remain till after New Year’s, Howard has full charge of the twenty stamp mii] at the San Ricardo. He is one of the most competent men engaged in that line of business anywhere. . Judge Thomas Moran of the corner ef Pine and Commercial streets pitted his political judgment against that of compositor Snell of the Transcript, The Judge has finally become thoroughly satisfied that Harrison is to be the next President, aud according to the terms of the wager which he lost and Snell won, the whole Transcripr The New Foundry. oe The framework of the new foundry V. Deal’s residence property begins to ——————_— An Elegant substitute — Manufactured only by the ‘Pears’ Soap is the most: elegant Now is just the time to send a holiY present to your friends in the When Baby was sick, : We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, 4 : Bhe cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, Secial amd Other Netes About Major J. S. McBride has returned H. L. Gear, a prominei® San FranD. L. and D. H. Jones arrived, here Mr. Boqzet of ‘North Bloomfield W. Re Morgan arrived here Friday evening from Graniteville, being on W. #H. Allen and wife were here Friday night on their way from DownG. H. Gray of San Francisco arrived here Friday evening en route to Foss of Downieville, who had been

below, returned here on Friday eveMrs. W. P. Calkins went Saturday to Sierra City to join her hushand who is connected with the Weekly Tribune F. A. Gourley and wife of GibsonMrs. Goufley is already. here, ~ being R. McMurray and wife, John Fowler and family and Miss Kate Quick arrived here by Saturday evening’s train, being on their way to San Juan. Wm. H. Martin ‘was so happy yesterday that he did not care whether The cause of it will be found under the heading HERE AND THERE. ters of Local Interest. ley. Omega an.i Graniteyiile. and the summit. » . force of this remark. ’ le and fair prices is what tells. the news. fair a success. were nine passengers. very low prices, month, ments for gentlemen. ors that send out drummers, Teo Much Morphine, time. railroad snowsheds. poverishing himself, vee — ——— Entitled te the Best. bottles by all leading druggists, It is the . finest made.” store, Weisenburger Brother’. For Lumbago. Oured Permenen : Re Fate A Brief Record of Various MatThere will be a dancing party at Michell’s Hall on Christmas eve. The snov on the Washington ridge extends down this way to Willow ValThe snow was reported Saturday to be two feet.deep on top of the ridge at At Harry Towle’s farm in Sugar Loaf Gap there has not yet been enough frost to kill tomatoe. vines. The snow is a foot deep on some of the ridges around Washington, and much deeper in spots between there Wood is wood these times. Citizens who too long delayed getting in their winter’s supply will appreciate the Much job printing and of a superior quality is being turned out of this office nowadays. Good work at uniform The Transcrirt’s subscription list is steadily increasing all the time. The people plainly think that if they don’t take the Transcrier they don’t get The ladies of the Congregational Church tender their sincere thanks to all whe labored, contributed or in any way gave their services to make the Thé Sierra county stage did not f reach ‘this city till near midnight on Friday, being more than four hours late on account of the storm. There 0. J. Brand of this city is the leading manufacturer of home-made jewelry. Hehason hand a magnificent stock of jewelry, diamonds and other precious stones which he will sell at It is reported that eight.$20 gold. pieces enclosed in a sock have been found in an outhouse on the lot. formerly occupied by Stumpf’s Hotel, and the supposition is the money was hidden there by the late John Hahn, The work of transforming the spacious room now occupied by Justice Sowden as a court-room and office into a banqueting hall for the convenience of ‘he secret societies meeting in Pythian Castle, will begin this The Sierra county stage line has ro far been run on the summer timetable, making the through trip between here and Sierra City in one day; but the condition of the roads. _ brought about by this last storm will cause an early change to the winter schelude by which two days are consumed in making the trip each way. Friedman the Nevada City tailor is turning out weekly a large number of fashionable and perfect-fitting garHe has patrons in all parts of Nevada and Sierra counties, and they. find that they can get much better satisfaction from him in quality of goods, fit and prices than they can from the San Francisco tailThe Grass Valley Union says: Alvin S. Kellogg, was found de d in his bed at Barbour’s ranch on the Auburn road Friday morning, the supposition being that he had taken an overdose of morphine, but whether through a mistake of judgment or with suicidal intent was not known. Some time ago Kellogg sold his place, adjoining Joseph Rhinebart’s ranch, to the Nevada county Land Association, and since that time has been living at the Barbour ranch. He has a family, and several grown children, but had not been. living with his wife for some The Tidings says of the same ‘matter: Many years ago Kellogg was imprisoned for the alleged burning of Ultimately he was relgased and sued the Railroad company for damages, but he was Successful only to the. extent of imAll are entitled to the best that their money will buy,so every family should have, at once, 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 is Consumption Incurable. Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. medicine ever 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 Héalth.”’ Try it. Sample bottles free at Carr Brothers Drug‘Beeps! Seeds! Seeds! All kinds at d8-I1m eee . ot 2. . sell all oth . PIONEER NEWS. ple Here 25 Years Age. evidence of a right to vote, ment at the-old stand on Broad street home-made butter crackers were fam ous. 6 The construction of twelve new build in two days, A lyceum was about to be organized o’clock in the evening. street,advertised to do crochet work. quested to settle with his widow. ny store at Pine streets. The latest political and war news beth City, North Carolina,occupied by colored troops, and the politicians of that State asking for the terms of returning the Union, Hangman Foote called Jeff Ravis an imbecile. Senator Bayard said he’d rather resign than .take the anti-Rebellion oath, whereupon the TRANScRIPT said ‘kick him out.’? More secesh sympathizers fired from govieamert positions at Washington. Gen. Schofield removed from command in Missouri. Rebel cause given upin Havana, Gen. Banks’ expedition to Texas aSuccess. The county was about to rebuild its Courthouse. i Many Mitchell and Mountain Chief to run mile heats, best two in three, at Glenbrook Christnias for $160. Ruins-of-the—burned Courthouse boarded over so as to keep out water and save as much of the old walls as possible. Herbert Lamoureux of Oamp Lincoln advertised for informatinn of h's brother J. B. who was a pioneer resident of North Bloomfield. Letter from Resse river dated Dec. 5, 1863, said: ‘Within a few days we have had two men shot dead, the bowels of another were cut out, and another committed suicide,”’ ———_—_—____— A cxear head is indicative. of good health and regular habits. When the body is languid, and the mind works sluggishly, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills will assist in the recovery of physica! buoyancy and mental vigor. BORA, At this city, December 15, to the wife of Wm. H Martin; a daughter, 6, POWDER Absolutely Pure. MiSs POWDER NEVER VARIES —A Marvel of purity, stren and wholesomeness. More economical than ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, shor igh "*fela Uniy ia Geert ROYAL Hgin POWDER CO., Wallatreet, New York. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE Co, gents, fan Fr isco. FREE CANDY. Grand Holiday Sale !! c= ONE, COME ALL AND GET A Box of Choice French Candy, reo, With our Delicious Teas and Coffees. Every person coming direct to our Store Will Get EXTRA DOUBLE PRESENTS, EXTRA DOUBLE TICKETS, EXTRA FINE TEAS, EXTRA CHOICE COFF: EES, EXTRA LOW PRIGES, ~AND A-ox of Pure French Candy Free. Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods Departments are brim{ul of DGhoice Bargains. Give usa trialaud judge for yourself, GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO, " Commercial St., Nevada City. Wholesale House—52, 54—Market Street— Francisco, Cal. ith 40 8to we are to So ee Bridge Notice. given that the underyto the Hon. Board of for emualy oh Neve@ on 1889, at 10 ‘look Rteme That Interested the Pee The necessity of a registry law to preserve the purity of the ballot was being agitated by people and press. Some maintained that the production ofa poll tax receipt should be sufficient Wm. Kohler re-opened the Lafayette Bakery. and Confectionery establish. Alex. Gault was making improvements to the Antelope restaurant. His ings commenced on Broad street withand all who wanted to join were invitedto meet’ at the Baptist church at 7 Miss M. Trautmann, of upper Main Persons indebted to the estate of Dr. Trautmann,deceased, were politely reA. Goldsmith opened a dry goods the corner of Broad and was: Longstreet sorely pressed. ElizaBREAD, Acquittedin Fifteen Minutes. . consplaint of A. H. Underwood oncharge of battery, took place in Ju tice Wadsworth’s court before the { lowing jury: E, G. Sukeforth, B. i Naake. & Little were the attorneys for the defendant. The following witnesses were . introduced by the prosecution: A. H. Underwood, John Justice and Andrew Jackson, George Downer and the defendant testified for the defense. The case was submitted to the jury at 11:20 o’clock and fifteen :ninutes latter a verdict of acquittal. was given. The bulk of the testimony was to the effect that Underwood was the aggrassor, ss aaaenatatteeeeeieneiememieeencena ial A Beauty's chaplet none may wenr Unteas teeth show ample care, Gums so healthy, hard and red Lips like roses’ i rance shed, * These by SOZODONT made sweet Every sense with gladness Sreet, SomeTHine new in Christinag cards at Carr Bros. tf + 0 ee fruit Trees for Sale. [ have 30,000 apple and Bartlett pear trees for sale at my nursery, Grass Valley. 6-20 Jas. T. Boaur. AL Or eee ERY DRessina cases, toilet sets, bandkerchiefs and glove boxes in new and stylish colors at Carr Bros, tf secasainsindgti Gateigeaii Ir you want a fine turn-out, go to. Henry Lane’s livery and feed stable. f Tuer is nothing nicer to present to a lady than one of those fine plush albums at Carr Bros, ~ ’ tf REISER CORES a Santa Crave makes his headquarters at Smé@ot & Durbin’s variety store on Commercial street. a . Peculiar known reme9. dies of the vegetable MOOd'S kingdom. Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the only medicine of which can truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dollar.” Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown, and has wor SAarsaparilla te the title of “The greatest blood purifior ever discovered.” Peculiar in. its“good—name at home,”—there is more of .Hood’s Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal record of sales abroad no other Pecu . i ar preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the fd of all cl of people. Peculiar in the brain-work which {6 represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com. bines all the knowledge which modern research ; in medical science has To Itself developed, with many years practical experience in preparing medicines, “Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. g1; six for 89, Prepared only byC. I. HOOD &Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar A Blacksmith Wanted For a mine, who has had experience with machine drills and at general mining work, Apply at Geo. G. Allan's Foundry, Nevada City, 4, Notice to Oreditors Estate of HENRY B. JOHNSTON, deceased, NOTICE {s hereby given by the under. signed,A dministrator of the Estate of Henry B. Johnston, deceased, to the cred itore of, and all Persons having claime saainat the said decegsed, to exhibit them with the necessar vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this no tice, to the said Adm nistrator, at the law office of A. Burrows, Holbrooke Block, Grass Sener inthe County of Nevada, or the same will be barred. PETER JOHNSTON, Administrator of said Ketate, Dated December Lith, 1888, A. Burrows, Atty for Adm’r. Teachers’ $cmi-Annual Examination. HE sem!-annual examination of applicants for Certificates to teach in the Public Schools of Nevada County will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, beginning Wednesday, January 2d, 1889, A. J. TIFFANY, County 8uperintendent, Nevada City, Dec. 14th, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, . MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. Main Street, (at the Mill’s Residence.) — @@-FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING AT REASONABLE RATES. best of everything. The house contains as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city, DAY BOARD, $% 00 A WEEK. New York Bakery. -o— i] PURCHASED THIS WELI. bg popular Bakery of . Mrs AVING TAL STREET intend to keep on hand at all times a good Variety of PIEs,— CAKE, Wedding Cakes saan wits ¢ Made to order on short netics a at reasonable terms, > All order for anything in my line prompt ly attended to, : By strict attention to PURST The trial of E. Booth, arrested on Thomas, W, Findley, E. P. Hager, J. Dunnicliff, A, M. Allen, H. C. Weisenburger, John Werry, A. J. Stiles, J. D. Fleming, Wm. Brown, A. F. T. Nilon conducted the prosecution in the absence of District Attorney Long, and Messrs. Caldwell Peculiar in combination, proportion, and Preparation of Ingredients, Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses the curative value of the best vy -—AT— ts, Lester & Crawford's Main Street, Nevada City. ERE ARE A FEW NOTES CONCERNING THEM. n the first place, let us say a few words to HUSBANDS, BROTHERS and LOVERS. There ts nothing more acceptable to a lady fora Holiday present than A Dainty Bonnet; —OR A— HANDSOME DRESS PATTERN, We can furnish either in the latest styles and atthe Lowest Prices, 5 Our Diaplay of Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs tor Ladies: and Gentlemen is unexce!led anywhere, A Pretty Line of NEWPORT SCARFS, The Latest and most effective shoulder protectors, in all colors, Have you seen the Latest Novelty in NeckWear, such as SURAH & VELVET COLLARETTES? Nothing nicer for a Christmas Present than one of our Fanoy Embroidered Aprons, Unless the same be apair of Fine Silk Hose, A full assortment of Plush And Felt Table Scarts.—These at Reduced Prices, A staple and always welcome Gift ta A Pair of Fine Kid Gloves. Wé have Dressed and Undressed, Five and Six Buttons, and Mousquetaire. Here are Some Things FOR GENTLEMEN: Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Momorandum Books, ete., Allin Fine Leathers. Another article the Gentlemen admire is A Silk Muffler, We have lots of them, Leather Card Cases, Purses and Hand Satchels for the Ladies, Card Albums and Autograph Albums. {n all the Latest and Neatest Styles of bindng. Fully Forty or Fifty Difterent Varieties ~or— BLOCKS! BLOCKS! BLocks: Including Alphabet, Building, Animals, ote, Just the thing forthe little ones, A Wonderland of DOLLS! DOLLS!! DOLLS!!! Parian, French Bisque, Kid, and every other kind you can think of. Also Dolls’ Shoes, Stockines and Hats. We are very proud of our display of Dolls, wast but not least we call attention to ‘ our FIVE CENT COUNTER, AND OUR TEN CENT COUNTER! Many of the articles on these counters are werth more than twice what we ask for them, They are all “cheaper than dirt,” We fill ordera}by mail and guarantee sraction. Mrs Lester & Crawford Main Street, Nevada City. — What's the Matter with the Sun Francisco Saposition Stores? THEY'REIALL RIGHTPIYOU BET! L. HYMAN! OF THE FIRM OP L, HYMAN &Co, HAR85T. TER EAL SAN, ERANjonable stock of co” ree cea MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING, Ever brought to Nevada County. Fine Hats and Beautiful Overooats. SUITABLE AND SERVICKABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS. \ For Gentlemen, Now on hand, and will be sold at. Astonishingly LOW PRICES, FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, A Beautiful Pearl-Hanaled Knife The Table will be supplied withthe} Will be given to every Customer buy ing one .of our PRIBE 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, G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor,. , Will witness the Biggest Slaughter f Clothing ever had since our stores 1ave been in existence, Ez We Can Fit Anybody. ea SIRICTLY ONE PRICE, OLD AND YOUNG, RIGH AND. PooR, All Treated the Same. LAYMAN & 00, San FranciscoOpposition Stores, NEVADA CITY—On Commercial St. GRASS VALLEY~on Mi" Street. Holy Specatig .