December 5, 1888 (4 pages)

ae 7< a 2 + — — The Daily Trauseript. WEDNESDAY. DEO. 5, 1888. Paying an Election Bet. Tomorrow afternoon an elahorate dinner for ten will be served at the National Hotel under Stewarl Hyer’s direction. E.: J. Rector, chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee, will foot the bill. The reason he is accorded this privilege arices. from te fact that he made a bet of such a dinner on the outcome of the late Presidential election. Had Cleveland been re-elected Henry Lane would have been under the -painful necessity of paying for the spread. Hi. B. Johnstons Estate. Peter Johnston of Grass Valley has petitioned the Superior Court for letters of administration on the estate of his son and business partner, Henry B., who died on tha 25th of last month. The hearing will take place on the 14th instant. The estate consists of a third interest in the hardware store at Grass Valley conducted under the name of Johnston & Son, a half interest in a pipe line at Grass Vulley, anda colt. The total estimated value. is $7,020. ~ ‘ New Year’s Ball. The Native Daughters and the Native Sons of this city today make the preliminary announcement respecting the grand ball they propose to give at Armory Hall on New Year’seve. The list of committees will be published later. Every effort will be pat forth to make the party the chief social gathering of the winter, and there is no fear but the object in view will be attained. The music, decorations and all other conc6mitants. will be firstclass. . a Tellthe Whole Truth. Democrats are making merry over the announcement that General Harrison did not carry his own county. They, however, carefully neglect to mention that he carried his own State, and he carried. Old Band:ana’s State, Cleveland’s State and his county and city and ward. When a witness goes onthe stand so gleefully he should state the truth and the whole trath, and nothing but the truth. Deputy Sheriff Curter Departs. John H. Carter.on Monday evening resigned his position as Deputy Shgriff and Jailor, turned the Keys of the j:il over to Sheriff Lord at that official’s home in Grass Valley, and took the cars at the latter place to go to San Francisco in search of other employ-. ment. He has letters from several prominent citizens of the county recommending him to parties in San Francisco. Motel Sola. G. F. Buck has sold his hotel and saloon at North Bioomfield to J. G. Landsberg, and the latter has taken charge of the business. Mr. Buck has kepta first-class house. Mr. Landsberg will continue to conduct it in the same highly satisfactory manner, and . will doubtless be liberally patronized “Some of His Titles. Dr. F. M. Biber belongs to about as many secret societies as the next man. This week a letter arrjved here addressed as follows: ““General F. M. Biber, M. D., U. R. K.of P., A. 0. U. W., 1.0.0. F., P. O. F., 8. R. 8., Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal.” Royal Arch Chapter El¢ction. The following were elected Monday evening as officers of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M.; Win. Barker, H, P.; Wm. Floyd, K.; H. Stansfield, 8.; E. M. Preston, T.; I. J. Rolfe, Sec. The installation will take place Monday evening, January 7th. The Rainbow Mine. ee Assoon as there is enough water to run the machinery, drifting will be “yesumed in the tunnel.of the Rainbow mine at Chips Flat, Sierra county 1 ledge. . The Grend Jury: The Grand Jury will convene. in this city at 10 o0’clock this morning. Of the 25 free-holders summoned, 19 will be selected to transact the busi* ness, ‘There is not much work to be done so far asis publicly known. The Investors Meet ani! Compare colony enterprise of this connty held a Meeting a few days ago at Chicago, Minvis, and the official organ of the gompany gives the following account of it: flowing; but still a large majority of the colonists were absent. ful of kickers, however, were on hand in full force. in the nature of a disclosure of a gi. gantic fraud, but instead of the dynamite bomb explosion there was only the squib of the small boy’s’ firecracker. numbers lately), who, at the very outset, threatened more newspaper notoriety, harped on the same question of stracts and defective titles, and fraud in that some of the promoters of the colony got their land for less than The tunnel isnow in a distance of 2,000 feet on a newly discovered CHICAGO PARK. Notes—The Kickers Kicked. { The investors in the Chicago Park The large room was crowded to overThe meeting expected a revelation The Kickers (decreased in unfulfilled con‘racts, worthless abthey. They having talked at random and in a general way without producing tangible facts, the meeting, getting tired and disgusted, breke up rather unceremoniously. A great many of. the colonists, satisfied with their own investments and colony matters, dislike to attend meetings where bad blood crops out and kicks up a mass, preferring to stay at home attending to their own private business, leaving the kickers to quarrel among themselves. Sifted down, the complaint ol the dissatisfied element is that the promoters, who have been at considerable expense, trouble and financial risk, get their land at a loss price than the public, and they want the same thing for themselves for doing nothing ; the question of title. and non-fulfillment of contracts being only collateral matters with them, ‘‘to scare ithe management. and they would all get their land for $50 an acre,’’ as they stated to one or more of our colonists, whom they tried to induce to join them. : The management have not denied that there has been just cause for complaint in the delay of papers in some instances, but it was unavoida™ ble. In all cases where the first cash payment, as required, was made by the buyer the contract has been ful‘filled, and deeds and abstracts made and tendered as others have been. In regard to the abstracts being worthless and titles defective, while we have been satisfied all along that they were all right, we have secured. the written opinion of one of the leading attorney: in Chicago, who is not only familiar with the laws of California on the subject, but has had some practice in that State. We submitted to him the contracts, deeds and a number o! abstracts (of complaining parties), and our opinion has been contirmed by him as to their correctness and regularity. Such opinion was also expressed by another lawyer, sent to look into the matter, and who examined the papers. Regarding the price of land, from the time the office was firat opened to the public, when it was given out that ali persons joining the colony would be sold the land at $75 an acre with $10 rebate for improvements, down to the present tithe, not one acre has been sold at le:s than that price, except to Messrs. Stafford and Suilor, who bought second prices and who obligated thomsel ves to and did make eeveral thousand dollars worth of iniprovements, including building at Chicago Park. The inducement bas been offered to all alike. business proposition and the seller ol land .certainly has the right to. do what he will ‘with his own property. He may offer inducements for large improvements, or may give a piece of land to a person who will make certain improvements. There is no law in Culifornia preventing a person from giving away that which is his own. They say the promoters got their land for less than $75 an acre. Admitting they did, is it any of their business? ‘The promoters have been at considerable expense sending parties all over California to find a suitable location ; incurred financial risks ; have had considerable expense and trouble since then. If they did not pay $60 or $75 per acre in cash they paid it in some other way, and just what they did outside of what the public is inteiested in is, in our opinion, their own private business. The customers of Willoughby, Hill & Co, would have just as much sense in asking their manager if he does not get his gents’ furnishings at a less price than they do, and, receiving a reply in the affirmative, cry fraud because they do An Episcopal Rector Sues for Dibeen_ published in an out-of-the-way place on the fourth page of :he Truckee Republican a summons issued out of the Superior Court of this county. Said advertisement sets forth in the customary form that Edwards Lewis ag plaintiff has brought euit against The hand-. Mary M. Lewis-as defendant,to obtain a decree of t!.e court dissolving the bonds of matrimony new existing be tween them upon the ground of extreme cruelty on the part of the defendant; also that plaintiff be granted the custody of the minor children, of > A. 8. which there are three. years past until quite recently rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Grass Valley, a position that he filled ably and to the satisfaction of his parishioners. ed and went to San Francisco saying that he had not yet decided where he vorce—Cruclty Alleged. People Oldand Youmg: 5) eiinisese For several weeks past there has Monday night. train for tidewater, Paddy Campbell, ex-hydraulicker, was in town yesterday. here night before last. was in town yesterday. . A. Pearce, proprietor of the Gasworks at this city, is here. morning from San Francisco. Bigelow of Columbia Hill went to Sacramento Monday night. The’ plaintiff has been for about four} Mr.and Mrs. FE. M. Preston went low. =: Last month he resigntownship. Secial and Other Notes About J. H. Eddy went to Sacramento Wm. Giffin left on Monday night’s L. A. Upson of Sacramento returned oe Major McBride of North Sen Suan” Mrs. D. F. Douglass returned yesterSan Francisco on Monday night’s train. __ Allén Jones of Graniteville was in town night before last on his way beWard Fay andJohn Grissell came down yesterday from Washington would locate. He is a youngish-looking, dapper, pleasant-spoken and intelligent gentleman who was originally of the Hebrew faith, but some years ago became an apostate to that religion. Various and conflicting statements having obtained currency as to the nature of the complaint filed by him, the Transcript yesterday applied at the County Clerk’s office for the privilege of inspecting it, but was met by the announcement that it could not be seen by the public as the plaintiff had invoked the protection of privacy accorded by the statute in divorce cases where such protection is deJerry Holland, one of the best gravel miners of the county, was in town yesterday. . Richard Work and James Penman of Pike City. went to San Francisco Monday night. David King and. wife, who have been at Pike City,returned to O.kland night before last. : Mrs. A. J. Flanders and Mrs. Jno. Jacka, of Derbec, went below on Monday night’s train. J. E. Doolittle arrived here Monday evening. Yesterday he went over to his Dutch Flat farm. A. Nivens came over yesterday from Grass Valley and talked real estate manded. Inquiry in other directions developed that the complaint charges the defendant wi h ‘being a victim of the morphine habit to such an extent ar to unfit her for the duties of a wife and mother. Persons who claim to be conversant with the unfortunate lady’ history say that she became enslaved by the demoralizing drug by originally using it as medicine when she was seriously ill, and that the i!/lness occurred subsequent to her marriage} that when they were wedded in the East she was an ornament to society and a credit to her family. Two yeors or so ago Mrs, Lewis suddenly and rather unexpectedly joined her husband in Grass Valley, to which place she had followed him from the home of her parents in the East where she had been living with her two-children for some time. Less than a year after she came to the coast another child was born to them. During herstay at Grass Valley, which ended about the latter part of July when she returned East, she impressed those who only casually met her as being a more than-ordinarily attractive woman, but a closer acquaintance with her developed peculiarities to the county seat denizens. turn from New York this week. for yesterday at B. H. Miller’s store. W. t. Alameda, day night’s train. before for four yers. last night on his way from villeto the Bay to attend school. their home in San Francisco. Grass VaHey Union: her refined manners. One of her socalled weaknesses was borrowing money from friends without her husband’s knowledge, for the alleged purpose of keeping herself supplied with morphine, The matter is being considerably discussed in local church circles, but as the court proceedings will probably be had with closed doors it is not Sons: J. B. Leighton, J. F. Riley, lins and F. W. McNally. L. L. Kobinson, President of the Miners Association, is expected to reM. Rosenberg of the Palace Dry Goods Store won the gold watch drawn O. Stewart and family, for a long . ' time residents of Grass Valley township, remoye this week to Tacoma, Mrs. A. G. Vollmer, who has been visiting her parents at North Bloomfield, returned Monday night to J. B. Nichols of Los Angeles, who has been viewing some mining properties on the ridge, went below on Mon8S. B. Richardson of Columbia Hill spent night before last at this city. He is in better health than he has been Jesse Vaughn, son of the senior proprietor of the Messenger, was in town jownieMrs. P. Trezise and her son Sam, who had keen here for two weeks visiting friends, left last evening’ for The followof disposition not akin toa person of} gentlemen acted as pall-bearers at the funeral of Henry B. Johnston, at San Francisco, repersenting his school and University friends, and the Native Dr. W. F. Finnie, P. T. Riley, Deamer, Dr. D. F, Ragon, D. 8. ColWm. McKinlay and his son James, ‘*bluenoses” dll the way from Nova This is a} the case. The Genuine Article. likely the public generally will be given enough information to intelligently decide upon the real merits of The Transcript’s ardent expert has after repeated tests of the corn whiskey made at Kendrick & Gaddis’ new distillery in this township, staked his reputation as a judge on the statement Scotia, who went to Washington township a few days ago,were in town nig!.t before last on their way to San Francisco. The McKinlay family will probably settle in Washington district, the son, who is a machinist, remaining at Sacramento or San Francisco. Tidings: John Henwood, Sr., and other Grass Valley miners who went to British Columbia a few months ago, have retarned. Fromthe gentleman named we learn that they were engaged ina gold and silver mine in He Discusses NevadaCounty Girls and the Slickens Question. General Thomas J. Clunie when State Senator was.one of the bitterest and most unrelénting enemies of the proposition to solve the debris problem by appropriating State funds to assist the miners in building datas with which to impound ‘the tailings from the hydraulic mines. He fought early and late against the scheme. In committees, on the floor of the Senate, in the lobby, on the street and wherever elsé he could get in his deadly work on the subject, he talked, traded and plotted against the passage of the bill. He sacrificed everything and everybody that stood in his way, and he -carried his point, winning the applause of the Anti-Debris -Association and the curses of the people of the mining counties as well as -of their friends and supporters all through the State. To him more than to any other one man is to vé attributed the defeat of Senator Walrath’s measure. Among other unaccountable things transpiring in the late political contest was the election of General Clunie as a Coiigressman from California, ‘The other day, just after the completion of the long-drawn-out and tedious official count that announced his: triumph over his competitor, Timothy Guy Phelps, and when he was flusiied with victory and arm-sore with the congratulatory shake of friends and vlso of obsequious favorseekers, the Transcerpt man had the distinguished honor of stretching his legs under a dining table which also hid the General’s substantial understanding from the vulgar public gaze. He was in a chatty reminiscent frame of mind, and dwelt with much interest on the incidents of his visit to this city a year ago when he was an entranced spectator of the tray-drill given at Armory Hall by sixteen angelic young ladies under command of Captain Lulu Coe. — ‘“‘And by the way,” said he, ‘‘speakingof Nevada county's superior products and great industries, no man ever regretted more than I did the necessity of opposing the debris dum bill in the Legislature, for which your paper scored me so severely but withal decently. There were circumstances L cannot explain here which rendered itout of the question for me to tuke a different position, or to take it less vigorously than I did. Ican now say to you candidly, however, that T hope to never again be opposed to the interests of the mining industry of Culifornia. I believe that the steps inaugurated by Congressman Biggs, and which are well advanced, will lead to to the solution of the trouble, and I propose to give him my hearty co-operation and support. With aid from the national treasury and competent, well-directed engineering, the problem will within reasonable time be solved to the satis faction of all concerned, and the cloud that now hangs over the gravel mining regions will be lifted.” The General suddenly remembered that his soup was getting cold and devoted himself to ite disposition with a concentration of effort that crowded out every other topic. Tuer is no doubt about the honest worth of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. Thousands, who have been benefited by iis use, will attest its virtues. Thisremedy cares liver and kidney complaint, and erdicates every trace of disease from the system. es ‘povA —— QW) NAF Kick About a Recount—Important Political Pointers. Wasutnaton, Nov. 27th, 1888. Eprror Transorret—Senator Quay Democrats, and of a few mamby-pamhe believes honestly belongs to the Republicans. Senator Quay is actu-/t ated in this matter by a sense of duty. . was released when he got sober enough The vote of Virginia is not necessary, . to navigate. but if it belongs to the Republicans, he desires that they shall have it. publican County Central That’s all there is about it, and good . will meet in Assessor Bond’s offi cept cit zens everywhere should give him . 2 o'clock this afternoon. their moral support in his effort to sein Virginia. courts or el-ewhere, of their actions. town these nights, but none at Allihas increased the enmity of all the . son’s fruit farm and vicinity. by Republicans because he has de-. stockholders of the Nevada County cided to make a fight-in the courts for} Winery will beheld at this city tothe electoral vote of Virginia, which} day. sure an honest count of the vote cast . unusually attractive display of holiday Honest men never fear . goods. the most rigid investigation, in the] this paper and invest accordingly. It ia impossible to see Mr. Cleveland . Spenceville copper mine, shipped to or any member of his cabinet just now, . San Francisco last week 300 tons of no matter how important your busi-. copper and 20,000 pounds of cement nessis, They are all engaged in mak. copper. A Brief Record ef Various Ma’ ters of Local Interest. —_—— + Heavy frosts in most places about It is announced that a meeting of the Marshal Neagle made one arrest yeserday for drunkenness. The prisoner The executive branch of the ReCommittee Local merchants this year make an Read the adyertisements in Woehler & Pietzsch, owners of the ing up their reports for Congress. Those reports will also, it is said, in-. electric light masts at Grass Valey. clude a weneral resume of the steward-} Malicious persons break the globes. ship of the Democratic administration, . Manager Glasson offers a reward for made up. of course, from a strictly} the apprehension of the perpetrators. Democratic stand point. If they were of view, showing how little the Demo-. some and useful piece of house furnicrats have accomplished for the good } cure from the elegant stocks on exhimade, which have resulted in injury . Shaw. in one way or another to the manifold accomplish a result greatly to be desired—the destruction of the Democratic party. . The Democratic administration evi. nection with the other exercises. Petty thieves steal the ropes from the . There is nomore acceptable Christto be made fram a non-partisan point] mas or New Year gift than a handof the country, and the great mistakes . bition in the two stores of Legg & LEWIS VERSUS LEWIS. PERSONAL MENTION. GENERAL TOM CLUNIE. . THE NATIONAL GAPITAL. HERE AND THERE. Paul ee, Coming. Paul $ :hoen, piano tuner, will be at ‘evada City early in December. Leave -ders immediately for tuning at the wioneer Bookstore. No canvassing. tf ANicely Furnished Sleeping room for rent with or withcut board. Inquire at this office. tf rc ‘ % ee Is that impurity of the blood which produces unsightly lumps or swellings in the neok; which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness oF deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can: cerous growths, or “humors;” which, fasten=~ ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and . death. Itis the most ancient of all diseases, i and very few persons are entirely free from it. “a. CURED it Be By taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, by the remarkable cures it has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease, If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my littlo boy, three years old, being a terrible sufferer. Last spring he was one mass of sores from headtofeet. Weall took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all havo been cured of the scrofula. My little boy is entirely free from sores, and all four of my children look bright and healthy.” W. BD. ATHERTON, Passaic City, N. J. Hood’s Sarsapariila Sold by alldruggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lownll, Mass, Last evening was the time set for interests of the country, they would . the installation of the officers-vlect of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9. O, E. 8. [he lady members were preparing yesterday to serve a collation in condently intends to wield the decapitation axe very lively during the short. time left to if. On Saturday ©. W. Vickery, superintendent of the third division,. railway mail service, with headquarters in this city, was requested to resign in order that his place might be filled by a Democrat. Mr. Vickery has been in the mail service twenty-one years, and has long been known as one of the most capable o% ficials connected with the service. He began as a clerk and won his promotion by his efficiency. .No charge of any kind has ever been brought against him, He was compelled to resign simply because he is a Republican, and yet the Democrats have the cheek to talk about a non-partisan civil service under Gen. Harrison, Vice President-elect Morton sur+ prised his many friends in this city by paying us an entirely unheralded visit last week. While here he was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Hobson. His purpose in coming here was to have a look at an immense apartment house which he is having: built in this city. He refused to talk about the probable policy of the coming administration to newspaper reporters, but to his intimate friends he showed no such reticance He says that no date has yet been fixed for the visit of himself and Mrs. Morton to General and Mrs. Harrison at Indianapolis, but intimates that they will go at an early date. He does not think that he will take a house in this city until next winter, though he expects to remain . here a month or go after the Inauguration. lhe Transcript has received number-one, volume one, of the Chicago Park Bulletin, a small three-column semi-monthly paper printed at Chicazo, lll., inthe interest.of the colony in this county and edited by C, H. Briot. Pine street was enlivened yesterday. forenoon by a scene between a woodseller and a woman to whom he had delivered a load of his wood which he hauled away again when he found her dilatory about settling the bill. The woman did the talking, and she made the air blue. Avery nice musical and literary program may be looked for at the Methodist sociable this evening, In addition to the best home talent, Mise Harris, a visitor from Virginia City, will sing a solo, The ladies wiil do their best to make every tody have a most enjoyable evening. There should be a good turn ont. : —_—_—_—_———— DIED. At Grass Valley, December ist, Leonard Elmer, infant son of John D. and Mary Jane rhomas, aged 10 months. At North Bloomfield, Sunday,Dec. 2d, Talbert Courts, aged 71 yearn. GRAND BALL Lord Sackville and his daughters have gone. The other members of ok : one af Cleveland’s cabinet, by showering : < social attention upon’ them during the . last days of their stay here, evidently tried to make amends for the harsh treatment received at the hands of Secretary Bayard and Mr. Cleveland. A few Democrats here still claim to have carried the next House of Representatives, and some of the wildest sort even talk about organizing a Democratic House anyway. This sort TO BE GIVEN BY Laurel Parlor, No.6; 100 Doses One Dollar STI IN THE. RING! L. HYMAN & CO., —OF THE—! SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION “STORES Nevada City and Grass Valley! LAST MONTH RECEIVED A MAMMOTH Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, but the same have been largely sold and Mr. Hy man now goes below To Onder Another Stock. ae This Does Not Look. Like Hard Times. Since we opened our Branch Store at Gras Valley two Clothing Stores there have quit. Wherever we have done business we hav always made a success of it, Good Goods at Low Prices and For Cash Only takes the business now-adays. When Mr. Hyman returns from San Francisco there will bethe biggest slaughter of tisement in-another column. A Standard Work. N. B. Beck is obtaining subscribers at this city and Grass Valley for that social gatherings. Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE C9. gents, San Francisco. the popular pastime here. Now that about every available name has been Tuxre is more experience, time,and brain work represented in the preparation of Hood’s Sarsaparilla thanin any other medicine. It is this which makes Hood’s Sarsaparilla peculiar in its curative power,and in the remarkable cures it effects. Give ita trial. not get them at as low a price. It seems to us that the kickers are injuring themselves more than any one~else. Their system of tactics is not calculated to increase the esteem and respect in which they are held, by any means. We sincerely , hope most useful and popular work entitled Appleton’s Cyclopeedia of . American Biography. It1scomplete in six volumes, 8vo, containing nearly 800 pages each; each volume illustrated with at least ten fine steel portraits and several hundred smaller vignette portraite and views of birthplaces, residents, of long standing. Judge Coons, Marysville, says: cured me after year of suffering.”’ Judge Coffinbury ,Cleveland,O. says It never fails to cure old chronic cases ‘Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment i “I have found by experience that Oure For Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture ration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. “(This 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, tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 like perspi icine Co., Piqua, 0. Sold by Carr Bros. my-2l-ly "gure for Sick Headache. Ifyou want a remedy for biliousness, sallow gomplexion, pimples on he face, anda absorbing the are cure for sick headDr Saaxlapy feigning Only ane fr cold, croup, asthma, etc., 4 bottle of that these hags of wind will never go to Chicago Park to reside, for they can never raise anything but dust, and, in the summer tine, it would be ratber disagreeable, to say the least. They have succeeded in filling the eyes ofa few persons here with dust already. Not enough can be suid in praise of Chicago Park, its location, advantages, goil and productions. One can read soil, but, on a personal visit and examination, surprise and astonishment at the wonderful realization will be as great as the statements of profit in fruit culture are incredible. cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Med Ir is wise to provide against emergencies which are liable to arise in every family. In sudden attacks of etc. It contains a-biographical of eve:y person eminent in American: civil and military history, in law and politics, in divinity, literature and art, in science, and in invention, includDr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment gives immedate and permanent relief.” We have hundreds of such testimonials. Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by uruggiste at 50 cents per box or maled on receipt of price; sketch A Pleasing mentioned the knowalls are somewhat at a loss, but they kill time by rearranging the names. Organizations desiring to come to Harrison’s inauguration, may, by writing to the inaugural committee, obtain the needful information about accommodations, prices, etc. Lidications now pojnt to the greatest display ever seen at a similar event. Washington is preparing to entertain a quarter of a million of visitors. General Harrison’s proposed visit to this city is off, he having decided not to come here before his inauguration. Republicans here are much disapi Forty-Nixer. pointed. (gS ee nee ene = erm chestra. ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, Monday Eve'e, Dec, dt. @ Music by Goyne’s Full Or rig! ; Nickel Valley, B. C.—a good property : >. of talk may do very well for bar rooms, N. D. CG. W., that it is the purest and most meritor-. but not well managed — and that the ’ o but no sensible Democrat—and there CLOTHING, ‘ a ow Sythe — Tt ve mine was shut down becatise of the re“hy 4 are some—will have anything to do AND : MINA Dene:2 merous polsoneus . fysal of dealers to furnish supplies on . i i epegs chemicals so often -used for coloring . credit, aed ie eat re besamtinag baal oe BOOTS & SHOKS, = ae eal ies ae — hie des : ia No Republican has ever blackguard® : 6 ee Friday Nights Party. as ed Cleveland to the extent indulged in . Byer Agen in, Nevada Comnty: tillation in all its branches, having Boe by the returning Democratic Con : ‘ One Price For All occupied # responsible position in one ; — ' ] ge of a sling Kanveeky. distilleries The ladies of Trinity Society have OWDER men. They have. absolutely no pity Goods Marked in Plain Fieures. ivde the sstabliahinane heee his sae their arrangements completed for the Z on him, and are not willing to.allow ronnie personal attention. Mesers “hard times party” to be given at the Absolutely Pure. that he has even a single redeeming No. 56, se enees See Lalene Serre geobe je Kendrick & Gaddis have opened a. Danciv® Academy tomorrow night. . i powDER NEVER VARIES point in his entire makeup. pena rpbicisr api goes . se wholesale and retail supply depot on They promise tointroduce numerous _—A Marvel of purity, strength and Congressmen are slowly straggling : : ; : Pine street, adjoining George E. Turpleasing novelties in carrying out the . ordinary kinds, Bot glapenpepend incom . im, but the rush will not begin until N. 8. CG. W,, ner’s hardware store, where they will . 12e8 of the title given to the event. Daan wits eae ale toes ca Ley Seem ener . after Thanksgiving day. They prefer 4 y The Trinity ladies have a well-earned Scia Only in Cans. to eat their turkey at home. aell by-the barrel, gallon or bottle the reputation for their management of ROYAL BAKING FOWDER CO., Cabinet speculation continues to be product of their still. See the adver. "°P solace 106 Wall street, New York. pe ~AT— L. HYMAN & 00, San Francisco Opposition. Stores; ae NEVADA CITY—Or suesaeaial St. GRASS VALLEY—on Mill Street. New York Bakery. —_—o— G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, {--0— HAviINe PURCHASED THI§$ WELLof the great productions of California’s ing distinguished persons born abroad. that are related to our national history, and embraces all the countries of North and South America. Itisa complete history of the New World in every branch of human achievement. Methodist Social. the Wit1ams Mr’a Co., Cleveland O. The ladies of the Methodist Church will hold their quarterly Social in the Bamples tee Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will prove a ne faillng remedy, pee AEE J wiches free. The public is cordially 2 and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts gently on the : Kivveyrs, Liver @ BoweEts EE * f their Church on Wednes-. Effectually Cleansing the System when MASONIC NOTICE. paige December phd Adrainc Costive or Bilious, Dispelling Stated Meeting. sion 25 cents. Coffee, cake and sand-. Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing That Columbia’s daughters are charming creations. Is afact that’sadmitted by all foreign nations. ‘Tis also wellknown that American girls In marriage are sought by dukes, marGrand March at-9 o'clock sharp. There will be a meeting of Nevada . invited. ABITUAL CONSTIPATION Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M.,} . ~ without weakening or irritating the orat 8 o’clock this evening. A full Lost. gans on which it acts. attendance of ‘members is desired, -—Foe Ste tn 600 end 01.00 Retilos by ‘Visiting brethren are cordially invited. . Certificate for 225 shares wood. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THR C. C. Wxrsensuncer, Master. . mining stock. Finder will @ re} CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00. . LJ, Bourg, Secretary, . turn to this office. fs t . , fiat Puascc, Gites a N ~ known and ular Bak John Hurst,on. at ae OOMMEROIAL STREET T intend to keep on h vantate of Pp on hand at all times a good quises, earls. ‘ But their principal charm, belongs to me BREAD, : and you — Re PIES, . : 8 Their magnificent teeth, is to SOZODONT ae cakk, om Admission—Centieman and Two La: Site When Baby was sick, dies, $1.50, ‘Wedding Cakes pe ee aiid _ Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentiemen. métetoorder on short notice or —smost When she was Child, 50 Cents = : reasonable terms. She cried for Castoria. All order for anything in my line prompt When she became Miss, — by ehendes t : clung to Castoria. " . : ° . By mriet attention to business, giving ness “9 . cod satiafaction andselling at low rates, Yer naka itty The Public is Cordially Invited. . nove to merit « uverat patronage, S She eare . these Coptoria, ; G@. W DURST

ae 7< a 2 + — — The Daily Trauseript. WEDNESDAY. DEO. 5, 1888. Paying an Election Bet. Tomorrow afternoon an elahorate dinner for ten will be served at the National Hotel under Stewarl Hyer’s direction. E.: J. Rector, chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee, will foot the bill. The reason he is accorded this privilege arices. from te fact that he made a bet of such a dinner on the outcome of the late Presidential election. Had Cleveland been re-elected Henry Lane would have been under the -painful necessity of paying for the spread. Hi. B. Johnstons Estate. Peter Johnston of Grass Valley has petitioned the Superior Court for letters of administration on the estate of his son and business partner, Henry B., who died on tha 25th of last month. The hearing will take place on the 14th instant. The estate consists of a third interest in the hardware store at Grass Valley conducted under the name of Johnston & Son, a half interest in a pipe line at Grass Vulley, anda colt. The total estimated value. is $7,020. ~ ‘ New Year’s Ball. The Native Daughters and the Native Sons of this city today make the preliminary announcement respecting the grand ball they propose to give at Armory Hall on New Year’seve. The list of committees will be published later. Every effort will be pat forth to make the party the chief social gathering of the winter, and there is no fear but the object in view will be attained. The music, decorations and all other conc6mitants. will be firstclass. . a Tellthe Whole Truth. Democrats are making merry over the announcement that General Harrison did not carry his own county. They, however, carefully neglect to mention that he carried his own State, and he carried. Old Band:ana’s State, Cleveland’s State and his county and city and ward. When a witness goes onthe stand so gleefully he should state the truth and the whole trath, and nothing but the truth. Deputy Sheriff Curter Departs. John H. Carter.on Monday evening resigned his position as Deputy Shgriff and Jailor, turned the Keys of the j:il over to Sheriff Lord at that official’s home in Grass Valley, and took the cars at the latter place to go to San Francisco in search of other employ-. ment. He has letters from several prominent citizens of the county recommending him to parties in San Francisco. Motel Sola. G. F. Buck has sold his hotel and saloon at North Bioomfield to J. G. Landsberg, and the latter has taken charge of the business. Mr. Buck has kepta first-class house. Mr. Landsberg will continue to conduct it in the same highly satisfactory manner, and . will doubtless be liberally patronized “Some of His Titles. Dr. F. M. Biber belongs to about as many secret societies as the next man. This week a letter arrjved here addressed as follows: ““General F. M. Biber, M. D., U. R. K.of P., A. 0. U. W., 1.0.0. F., P. O. F., 8. R. 8., Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal.” Royal Arch Chapter El¢ction. The following were elected Monday evening as officers of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M.; Win. Barker, H, P.; Wm. Floyd, K.; H. Stansfield, 8.; E. M. Preston, T.; I. J. Rolfe, Sec. The installation will take place Monday evening, January 7th. The Rainbow Mine. ee Assoon as there is enough water to run the machinery, drifting will be “yesumed in the tunnel.of the Rainbow mine at Chips Flat, Sierra county 1 ledge. . The Grend Jury: The Grand Jury will convene. in this city at 10 o0’clock this morning. Of the 25 free-holders summoned, 19 will be selected to transact the busi* ness, ‘There is not much work to be done so far asis publicly known. The Investors Meet ani! Compare colony enterprise of this connty held a Meeting a few days ago at Chicago, Minvis, and the official organ of the gompany gives the following account of it: flowing; but still a large majority of the colonists were absent. ful of kickers, however, were on hand in full force. in the nature of a disclosure of a gi. gantic fraud, but instead of the dynamite bomb explosion there was only the squib of the small boy’s’ firecracker. numbers lately), who, at the very outset, threatened more newspaper notoriety, harped on the same question of stracts and defective titles, and fraud in that some of the promoters of the colony got their land for less than The tunnel isnow in a distance of 2,000 feet on a newly discovered CHICAGO PARK. Notes—The Kickers Kicked. { The investors in the Chicago Park The large room was crowded to overThe meeting expected a revelation The Kickers (decreased in unfulfilled con‘racts, worthless abthey. They having talked at random and in a general way without producing tangible facts, the meeting, getting tired and disgusted, breke up rather unceremoniously. A great many of. the colonists, satisfied with their own investments and colony matters, dislike to attend meetings where bad blood crops out and kicks up a mass, preferring to stay at home attending to their own private business, leaving the kickers to quarrel among themselves. Sifted down, the complaint ol the dissatisfied element is that the promoters, who have been at considerable expense, trouble and financial risk, get their land at a loss price than the public, and they want the same thing for themselves for doing nothing ; the question of title. and non-fulfillment of contracts being only collateral matters with them, ‘‘to scare ithe management. and they would all get their land for $50 an acre,’’ as they stated to one or more of our colonists, whom they tried to induce to join them. : The management have not denied that there has been just cause for complaint in the delay of papers in some instances, but it was unavoida™ ble. In all cases where the first cash payment, as required, was made by the buyer the contract has been ful‘filled, and deeds and abstracts made and tendered as others have been. In regard to the abstracts being worthless and titles defective, while we have been satisfied all along that they were all right, we have secured. the written opinion of one of the leading attorney: in Chicago, who is not only familiar with the laws of California on the subject, but has had some practice in that State. We submitted to him the contracts, deeds and a number o! abstracts (of complaining parties), and our opinion has been contirmed by him as to their correctness and regularity. Such opinion was also expressed by another lawyer, sent to look into the matter, and who examined the papers. Regarding the price of land, from the time the office was firat opened to the public, when it was given out that ali persons joining the colony would be sold the land at $75 an acre with $10 rebate for improvements, down to the present tithe, not one acre has been sold at le:s than that price, except to Messrs. Stafford and Suilor, who bought second prices and who obligated thomsel ves to and did make eeveral thousand dollars worth of iniprovements, including building at Chicago Park. The inducement bas been offered to all alike. business proposition and the seller ol land .certainly has the right to. do what he will ‘with his own property. He may offer inducements for large improvements, or may give a piece of land to a person who will make certain improvements. There is no law in Culifornia preventing a person from giving away that which is his own. They say the promoters got their land for less than $75 an acre. Admitting they did, is it any of their business? ‘The promoters have been at considerable expense sending parties all over California to find a suitable location ; incurred financial risks ; have had considerable expense and trouble since then. If they did not pay $60 or $75 per acre in cash they paid it in some other way, and just what they did outside of what the public is inteiested in is, in our opinion, their own private business. The customers of Willoughby, Hill & Co, would have just as much sense in asking their manager if he does not get his gents’ furnishings at a less price than they do, and, receiving a reply in the affirmative, cry fraud because they do An Episcopal Rector Sues for Dibeen_ published in an out-of-the-way place on the fourth page of :he Truckee Republican a summons issued out of the Superior Court of this county. Said advertisement sets forth in the customary form that Edwards Lewis ag plaintiff has brought euit against The hand-. Mary M. Lewis-as defendant,to obtain a decree of t!.e court dissolving the bonds of matrimony new existing be tween them upon the ground of extreme cruelty on the part of the defendant; also that plaintiff be granted the custody of the minor children, of > A. 8. which there are three. years past until quite recently rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Grass Valley, a position that he filled ably and to the satisfaction of his parishioners. ed and went to San Francisco saying that he had not yet decided where he vorce—Cruclty Alleged. People Oldand Youmg: 5) eiinisese For several weeks past there has Monday night. train for tidewater, Paddy Campbell, ex-hydraulicker, was in town yesterday. here night before last. was in town yesterday. . A. Pearce, proprietor of the Gasworks at this city, is here. morning from San Francisco. Bigelow of Columbia Hill went to Sacramento Monday night. The’ plaintiff has been for about four} Mr.and Mrs. FE. M. Preston went low. =: Last month he resigntownship. Secial and Other Notes About J. H. Eddy went to Sacramento Wm. Giffin left on Monday night’s L. A. Upson of Sacramento returned oe Major McBride of North Sen Suan” Mrs. D. F. Douglass returned yesterSan Francisco on Monday night’s train. __ Allén Jones of Graniteville was in town night before last on his way beWard Fay andJohn Grissell came down yesterday from Washington would locate. He is a youngish-looking, dapper, pleasant-spoken and intelligent gentleman who was originally of the Hebrew faith, but some years ago became an apostate to that religion. Various and conflicting statements having obtained currency as to the nature of the complaint filed by him, the Transcript yesterday applied at the County Clerk’s office for the privilege of inspecting it, but was met by the announcement that it could not be seen by the public as the plaintiff had invoked the protection of privacy accorded by the statute in divorce cases where such protection is deJerry Holland, one of the best gravel miners of the county, was in town yesterday. . Richard Work and James Penman of Pike City. went to San Francisco Monday night. David King and. wife, who have been at Pike City,returned to O.kland night before last. : Mrs. A. J. Flanders and Mrs. Jno. Jacka, of Derbec, went below on Monday night’s train. J. E. Doolittle arrived here Monday evening. Yesterday he went over to his Dutch Flat farm. A. Nivens came over yesterday from Grass Valley and talked real estate manded. Inquiry in other directions developed that the complaint charges the defendant wi h ‘being a victim of the morphine habit to such an extent ar to unfit her for the duties of a wife and mother. Persons who claim to be conversant with the unfortunate lady’ history say that she became enslaved by the demoralizing drug by originally using it as medicine when she was seriously ill, and that the i!/lness occurred subsequent to her marriage} that when they were wedded in the East she was an ornament to society and a credit to her family. Two yeors or so ago Mrs, Lewis suddenly and rather unexpectedly joined her husband in Grass Valley, to which place she had followed him from the home of her parents in the East where she had been living with her two-children for some time. Less than a year after she came to the coast another child was born to them. During herstay at Grass Valley, which ended about the latter part of July when she returned East, she impressed those who only casually met her as being a more than-ordinarily attractive woman, but a closer acquaintance with her developed peculiarities to the county seat denizens. turn from New York this week. for yesterday at B. H. Miller’s store. W. t. Alameda, day night’s train. before for four yers. last night on his way from villeto the Bay to attend school. their home in San Francisco. Grass VaHey Union: her refined manners. One of her socalled weaknesses was borrowing money from friends without her husband’s knowledge, for the alleged purpose of keeping herself supplied with morphine, The matter is being considerably discussed in local church circles, but as the court proceedings will probably be had with closed doors it is not Sons: J. B. Leighton, J. F. Riley, lins and F. W. McNally. L. L. Kobinson, President of the Miners Association, is expected to reM. Rosenberg of the Palace Dry Goods Store won the gold watch drawn O. Stewart and family, for a long . ' time residents of Grass Valley township, remoye this week to Tacoma, Mrs. A. G. Vollmer, who has been visiting her parents at North Bloomfield, returned Monday night to J. B. Nichols of Los Angeles, who has been viewing some mining properties on the ridge, went below on Mon8S. B. Richardson of Columbia Hill spent night before last at this city. He is in better health than he has been Jesse Vaughn, son of the senior proprietor of the Messenger, was in town jownieMrs. P. Trezise and her son Sam, who had keen here for two weeks visiting friends, left last evening’ for The followof disposition not akin toa person of} gentlemen acted as pall-bearers at the funeral of Henry B. Johnston, at San Francisco, repersenting his school and University friends, and the Native Dr. W. F. Finnie, P. T. Riley, Deamer, Dr. D. F, Ragon, D. 8. ColWm. McKinlay and his son James, ‘*bluenoses” dll the way from Nova This is a} the case. The Genuine Article. likely the public generally will be given enough information to intelligently decide upon the real merits of The Transcript’s ardent expert has after repeated tests of the corn whiskey made at Kendrick & Gaddis’ new distillery in this township, staked his reputation as a judge on the statement Scotia, who went to Washington township a few days ago,were in town nig!.t before last on their way to San Francisco. The McKinlay family will probably settle in Washington district, the son, who is a machinist, remaining at Sacramento or San Francisco. Tidings: John Henwood, Sr., and other Grass Valley miners who went to British Columbia a few months ago, have retarned. Fromthe gentleman named we learn that they were engaged ina gold and silver mine in He Discusses NevadaCounty Girls and the Slickens Question. General Thomas J. Clunie when State Senator was.one of the bitterest and most unrelénting enemies of the proposition to solve the debris problem by appropriating State funds to assist the miners in building datas with which to impound ‘the tailings from the hydraulic mines. He fought early and late against the scheme. In committees, on the floor of the Senate, in the lobby, on the street and wherever elsé he could get in his deadly work on the subject, he talked, traded and plotted against the passage of the bill. He sacrificed everything and everybody that stood in his way, and he -carried his point, winning the applause of the Anti-Debris -Association and the curses of the people of the mining counties as well as -of their friends and supporters all through the State. To him more than to any other one man is to vé attributed the defeat of Senator Walrath’s measure. Among other unaccountable things transpiring in the late political contest was the election of General Clunie as a Coiigressman from California, ‘The other day, just after the completion of the long-drawn-out and tedious official count that announced his: triumph over his competitor, Timothy Guy Phelps, and when he was flusiied with victory and arm-sore with the congratulatory shake of friends and vlso of obsequious favorseekers, the Transcerpt man had the distinguished honor of stretching his legs under a dining table which also hid the General’s substantial understanding from the vulgar public gaze. He was in a chatty reminiscent frame of mind, and dwelt with much interest on the incidents of his visit to this city a year ago when he was an entranced spectator of the tray-drill given at Armory Hall by sixteen angelic young ladies

under command of Captain Lulu Coe. — ‘“‘And by the way,” said he, ‘‘speakingof Nevada county's superior products and great industries, no man ever regretted more than I did the necessity of opposing the debris dum bill in the Legislature, for which your paper scored me so severely but withal decently. There were circumstances L cannot explain here which rendered itout of the question for me to tuke a different position, or to take it less vigorously than I did. Ican now say to you candidly, however, that T hope to never again be opposed to the interests of the mining industry of Culifornia. I believe that the steps inaugurated by Congressman Biggs, and which are well advanced, will lead to to the solution of the trouble, and I propose to give him my hearty co-operation and support. With aid from the national treasury and competent, well-directed engineering, the problem will within reasonable time be solved to the satis faction of all concerned, and the cloud that now hangs over the gravel mining regions will be lifted.” The General suddenly remembered that his soup was getting cold and devoted himself to ite disposition with a concentration of effort that crowded out every other topic. Tuer is no doubt about the honest worth of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. Thousands, who have been benefited by iis use, will attest its virtues. Thisremedy cares liver and kidney complaint, and erdicates every trace of disease from the system. es ‘povA —— QW) NAF Kick About a Recount—Important Political Pointers. Wasutnaton, Nov. 27th, 1888. Eprror Transorret—Senator Quay Democrats, and of a few mamby-pamhe believes honestly belongs to the Republicans. Senator Quay is actu-/t ated in this matter by a sense of duty. . was released when he got sober enough The vote of Virginia is not necessary, . to navigate. but if it belongs to the Republicans, he desires that they shall have it. publican County Central That’s all there is about it, and good . will meet in Assessor Bond’s offi cept cit zens everywhere should give him . 2 o'clock this afternoon. their moral support in his effort to sein Virginia. courts or el-ewhere, of their actions. town these nights, but none at Allihas increased the enmity of all the . son’s fruit farm and vicinity. by Republicans because he has de-. stockholders of the Nevada County cided to make a fight-in the courts for} Winery will beheld at this city tothe electoral vote of Virginia, which} day. sure an honest count of the vote cast . unusually attractive display of holiday Honest men never fear . goods. the most rigid investigation, in the] this paper and invest accordingly. It ia impossible to see Mr. Cleveland . Spenceville copper mine, shipped to or any member of his cabinet just now, . San Francisco last week 300 tons of no matter how important your busi-. copper and 20,000 pounds of cement nessis, They are all engaged in mak. copper. A Brief Record ef Various Ma’ ters of Local Interest. —_—— + Heavy frosts in most places about It is announced that a meeting of the Marshal Neagle made one arrest yeserday for drunkenness. The prisoner The executive branch of the ReCommittee Local merchants this year make an Read the adyertisements in Woehler & Pietzsch, owners of the ing up their reports for Congress. Those reports will also, it is said, in-. electric light masts at Grass Valey. clude a weneral resume of the steward-} Malicious persons break the globes. ship of the Democratic administration, . Manager Glasson offers a reward for made up. of course, from a strictly} the apprehension of the perpetrators. Democratic stand point. If they were of view, showing how little the Demo-. some and useful piece of house furnicrats have accomplished for the good } cure from the elegant stocks on exhimade, which have resulted in injury . Shaw. in one way or another to the manifold accomplish a result greatly to be desired—the destruction of the Democratic party. . The Democratic administration evi. nection with the other exercises. Petty thieves steal the ropes from the . There is nomore acceptable Christto be made fram a non-partisan point] mas or New Year gift than a handof the country, and the great mistakes . bition in the two stores of Legg & LEWIS VERSUS LEWIS. PERSONAL MENTION. GENERAL TOM CLUNIE. . THE NATIONAL GAPITAL. HERE AND THERE. Paul ee, Coming. Paul $ :hoen, piano tuner, will be at ‘evada City early in December. Leave -ders immediately for tuning at the wioneer Bookstore. No canvassing. tf ANicely Furnished Sleeping room for rent with or withcut board. Inquire at this office. tf rc ‘ % ee Is that impurity of the blood which produces unsightly lumps or swellings in the neok; which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness oF deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can: cerous growths, or “humors;” which, fasten=~ ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and . death. Itis the most ancient of all diseases, i and very few persons are entirely free from it. “a. CURED it Be By taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, by the remarkable cures it has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease, If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my littlo boy, three years old, being a terrible sufferer. Last spring he was one mass of sores from headtofeet. Weall took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all havo been cured of the scrofula. My little boy is entirely free from sores, and all four of my children look bright and healthy.” W. BD. ATHERTON, Passaic City, N. J. Hood’s Sarsapariila Sold by alldruggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lownll, Mass, Last evening was the time set for interests of the country, they would . the installation of the officers-vlect of Evangeline Chapter, No. 9. O, E. 8. [he lady members were preparing yesterday to serve a collation in condently intends to wield the decapitation axe very lively during the short. time left to if. On Saturday ©. W. Vickery, superintendent of the third division,. railway mail service, with headquarters in this city, was requested to resign in order that his place might be filled by a Democrat. Mr. Vickery has been in the mail service twenty-one years, and has long been known as one of the most capable o% ficials connected with the service. He began as a clerk and won his promotion by his efficiency. .No charge of any kind has ever been brought against him, He was compelled to resign simply because he is a Republican, and yet the Democrats have the cheek to talk about a non-partisan civil service under Gen. Harrison, Vice President-elect Morton sur+ prised his many friends in this city by paying us an entirely unheralded visit last week. While here he was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Hobson. His purpose in coming here was to have a look at an immense apartment house which he is having: built in this city. He refused to talk about the probable policy of the coming administration to newspaper reporters, but to his intimate friends he showed no such reticance He says that no date has yet been fixed for the visit of himself and Mrs. Morton to General and Mrs. Harrison at Indianapolis, but intimates that they will go at an early date. He does not think that he will take a house in this city until next winter, though he expects to remain . here a month or go after the Inauguration. lhe Transcript has received number-one, volume one, of the Chicago Park Bulletin, a small three-column semi-monthly paper printed at Chicazo, lll., inthe interest.of the colony in this county and edited by C, H. Briot. Pine street was enlivened yesterday. forenoon by a scene between a woodseller and a woman to whom he had delivered a load of his wood which he hauled away again when he found her dilatory about settling the bill. The woman did the talking, and she made the air blue. Avery nice musical and literary program may be looked for at the Methodist sociable this evening, In addition to the best home talent, Mise Harris, a visitor from Virginia City, will sing a solo, The ladies wiil do their best to make every tody have a most enjoyable evening. There should be a good turn ont. : —_—_—_—_———— DIED. At Grass Valley, December ist, Leonard Elmer, infant son of John D. and Mary Jane rhomas, aged 10 months. At North Bloomfield, Sunday,Dec. 2d, Talbert Courts, aged 71 yearn. GRAND BALL Lord Sackville and his daughters have gone. The other members of ok : one af Cleveland’s cabinet, by showering : < social attention upon’ them during the . last days of their stay here, evidently tried to make amends for the harsh treatment received at the hands of Secretary Bayard and Mr. Cleveland. A few Democrats here still claim to have carried the next House of Representatives, and some of the wildest sort even talk about organizing a Democratic House anyway. This sort TO BE GIVEN BY Laurel Parlor, No.6; 100 Doses One Dollar STI IN THE. RING! L. HYMAN & CO., —OF THE—! SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION “STORES Nevada City and Grass Valley! LAST MONTH RECEIVED A MAMMOTH Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, but the same have been largely sold and Mr. Hy man now goes below To Onder Another Stock. ae This Does Not Look. Like Hard Times. Since we opened our Branch Store at Gras Valley two Clothing Stores there have quit. Wherever we have done business we hav always made a success of it, Good Goods at Low Prices and For Cash Only takes the business now-adays. When Mr. Hyman returns from San Francisco there will bethe biggest slaughter of tisement in-another column. A Standard Work. N. B. Beck is obtaining subscribers at this city and Grass Valley for that social gatherings. Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE C9. gents, San Francisco. the popular pastime here. Now that about every available name has been Tuxre is more experience, time,and brain work represented in the preparation of Hood’s Sarsaparilla thanin any other medicine. It is this which makes Hood’s Sarsaparilla peculiar in its curative power,and in the remarkable cures it effects. Give ita trial. not get them at as low a price. It seems to us that the kickers are injuring themselves more than any one~else. Their system of tactics is not calculated to increase the esteem and respect in which they are held, by any means. We sincerely , hope most useful and popular work entitled Appleton’s Cyclopeedia of . American Biography. It1scomplete in six volumes, 8vo, containing nearly 800 pages each; each volume illustrated with at least ten fine steel portraits and several hundred smaller vignette portraite and views of birthplaces, residents, of long standing. Judge Coons, Marysville, says: cured me after year of suffering.”’ Judge Coffinbury ,Cleveland,O. says It never fails to cure old chronic cases ‘Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment i “I have found by experience that Oure For Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture ration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. “(This 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, tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 like perspi icine Co., Piqua, 0. Sold by Carr Bros. my-2l-ly "gure for Sick Headache. Ifyou want a remedy for biliousness, sallow gomplexion, pimples on he face, anda absorbing the are cure for sick headDr Saaxlapy feigning Only ane fr cold, croup, asthma, etc., 4 bottle of that these hags of wind will never go to Chicago Park to reside, for they can never raise anything but dust, and, in the summer tine, it would be ratber disagreeable, to say the least. They have succeeded in filling the eyes ofa few persons here with dust already. Not enough can be suid in praise of Chicago Park, its location, advantages, goil and productions. One can read soil, but, on a personal visit and examination, surprise and astonishment at the wonderful realization will be as great as the statements of profit in fruit culture are incredible. cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Med Ir is wise to provide against emergencies which are liable to arise in every family. In sudden attacks of etc. It contains a-biographical of eve:y person eminent in American: civil and military history, in law and politics, in divinity, literature and art, in science, and in invention, includDr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment gives immedate and permanent relief.” We have hundreds of such testimonials. Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by uruggiste at 50 cents per box or maled on receipt of price; sketch A Pleasing mentioned the knowalls are somewhat at a loss, but they kill time by rearranging the names. Organizations desiring to come to Harrison’s inauguration, may, by writing to the inaugural committee, obtain the needful information about accommodations, prices, etc. Lidications now pojnt to the greatest display ever seen at a similar event. Washington is preparing to entertain a quarter of a million of visitors. General Harrison’s proposed visit to this city is off, he having decided not to come here before his inauguration. Republicans here are much disapi Forty-Nixer. pointed. (gS ee nee ene = erm chestra. ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, Monday Eve'e, Dec, dt. @ Music by Goyne’s Full Or rig! ; Nickel Valley, B. C.—a good property : >. of talk may do very well for bar rooms, N. D. CG. W., that it is the purest and most meritor-. but not well managed — and that the ’ o but no sensible Democrat—and there CLOTHING, ‘ a ow Sythe — Tt ve mine was shut down becatise of the re“hy 4 are some—will have anything to do AND : MINA Dene:2 merous polsoneus . fysal of dealers to furnish supplies on . i i epegs chemicals so often -used for coloring . credit, aed ie eat re besamtinag baal oe BOOTS & SHOKS, = ae eal ies ae — hie des : ia No Republican has ever blackguard® : 6 ee Friday Nights Party. as ed Cleveland to the extent indulged in . Byer Agen in, Nevada Comnty: tillation in all its branches, having Boe by the returning Democratic Con : ‘ One Price For All occupied # responsible position in one ; — ' ] ge of a sling Kanveeky. distilleries The ladies of Trinity Society have OWDER men. They have. absolutely no pity Goods Marked in Plain Fieures. ivde the sstabliahinane heee his sae their arrangements completed for the Z on him, and are not willing to.allow ronnie personal attention. Mesers “hard times party” to be given at the Absolutely Pure. that he has even a single redeeming No. 56, se enees See Lalene Serre geobe je Kendrick & Gaddis have opened a. Danciv® Academy tomorrow night. . i powDER NEVER VARIES point in his entire makeup. pena rpbicisr api goes . se wholesale and retail supply depot on They promise tointroduce numerous _—A Marvel of purity, strength and Congressmen are slowly straggling : : ; : Pine street, adjoining George E. Turpleasing novelties in carrying out the . ordinary kinds, Bot glapenpepend incom . im, but the rush will not begin until N. 8. CG. W,, ner’s hardware store, where they will . 12e8 of the title given to the event. Daan wits eae ale toes ca Ley Seem ener . after Thanksgiving day. They prefer 4 y The Trinity ladies have a well-earned Scia Only in Cans. to eat their turkey at home. aell by-the barrel, gallon or bottle the reputation for their management of ROYAL BAKING FOWDER CO., Cabinet speculation continues to be product of their still. See the adver. "°P solace 106 Wall street, New York. pe ~AT— L. HYMAN & 00, San Francisco Opposition. Stores; ae NEVADA CITY—Or suesaeaial St. GRASS VALLEY—on Mill Street. New York Bakery. —_—o— G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, {--0— HAviINe PURCHASED THI§$ WELLof the great productions of California’s ing distinguished persons born abroad. that are related to our national history, and embraces all the countries of North and South America. Itisa complete history of the New World in every branch of human achievement. Methodist Social. the Wit1ams Mr’a Co., Cleveland O. The ladies of the Methodist Church will hold their quarterly Social in the Bamples tee Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will prove a ne faillng remedy, pee AEE J wiches free. The public is cordially 2 and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts gently on the : Kivveyrs, Liver @ BoweEts EE * f their Church on Wednes-. Effectually Cleansing the System when MASONIC NOTICE. paige December phd Adrainc Costive or Bilious, Dispelling Stated Meeting. sion 25 cents. Coffee, cake and sand-. Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing That Columbia’s daughters are charming creations. Is afact that’sadmitted by all foreign nations. ‘Tis also wellknown that American girls In marriage are sought by dukes, marGrand March at-9 o'clock sharp. There will be a meeting of Nevada . invited. ABITUAL CONSTIPATION Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M.,} . ~ without weakening or irritating the orat 8 o’clock this evening. A full Lost. gans on which it acts. attendance of ‘members is desired, -—Foe Ste tn 600 end 01.00 Retilos by ‘Visiting brethren are cordially invited. . Certificate for 225 shares wood. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THR C. C. Wxrsensuncer, Master. . mining stock. Finder will @ re} CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00. . LJ, Bourg, Secretary, . turn to this office. fs t . , fiat Puascc, Gites a N ~ known and ular Bak John Hurst,on. at ae OOMMEROIAL STREET T intend to keep on h vantate of Pp on hand at all times a good quises, earls. ‘ But their principal charm, belongs to me BREAD, : and you — Re PIES, . : 8 Their magnificent teeth, is to SOZODONT ae cakk, om Admission—Centieman and Two La: Site When Baby was sick, dies, $1.50, ‘Wedding Cakes pe ee aiid _ Gallery—Ladies 25 Cents, Gentiemen. métetoorder on short notice or —smost When she was Child, 50 Cents = : reasonable terms. She cried for Castoria. All order for anything in my line prompt When she became Miss, — by ehendes t : clung to Castoria. " . : ° . By mriet attention to business, giving ness “9 . cod satiafaction andselling at low rates, Yer naka itty The Public is Cordially Invited. . nove to merit « uverat patronage, S She eare . these Coptoria, ; G@. W DURST