February 14, 1889 (4 pages)

} a ri 5; the y til! Thursf . Sad News For a Sister. ; 5 3 ‘ Land Contest ‘aeclitauis case will not go to ihe jury ti passion, butto no purpose. They finally ae J. W. Penders, who has for several Be ihe yretenss pee the ee ced Pee sagerdia : Bae te day evening at earliest. appealed to the _Empress’s confessor, who ; years past been employed as clerk 1n . © anc itis therefore safe to. persons having need of his profession: . ), < i pce Marne A ETE induced the imperial gamester not to give 4 a. vo ak At Carroll, ays Lodge nafees W. D. Vinton’s-drugstore, will remove . argue that the winter chmate of Cali-. #! services should secure them at an owe Secretary of the Coes Kin Bicgant kubetiines up cards, but to play for only a copper Rubber Goods ghee Sr a < ret eager ne with his family to San Franviseo about fornia is reasonably well settled and . early date. pices. . y . oe kreoutzer a point. The cunning Empress, j Z argo died. is age w Ws i years, and he was for many years an oan q ‘ Died of Consumption. itte 480 ‘dicines, is the vers r : i f ; Chief Engineer Mitchell of the the'men whoare planting large orange i thea F . _{ bitter, nauseous medicines, ery) each one could bo opened fn the middle and t t . pe engineer in the Comstock mines. Giass Valley Fire Department paid a . groves in Nor-hern California re ene . . ee ire wes Central Pacific Railroad ( ompany *) agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of} aducat inserted The two pieces were put al 3) C,, C. It is said. that he has a sister hak 1 vist “W. ae éd Pp Gal gaging: io a-nale and profitable under Mr. and Mrs. McGibbins of this city . decision im favor of plaintiff. Charlés Fiys, Recommended. by lewding Phytogether so that only. the initiated. knew : living at or near Nevada City: ee £ re ay foe Toi skins with oauty snebaineey se al have received the sad intelligence of . Cleveland vs, Michael J. Connell; de-. i oiing Manufactured only by tie . that they were not what they seemed. Thus AT Coss KX evada City exting .ishers and person, ‘ ‘how ‘ Her name is not known, hence his friend, W. H. Offand of Carroll, takes this means of communicating the intelligence of Mr. Fargo’s death to her. Not a Matter of Dollars. Says the Grass Valley Union: ‘‘The Boston Ravine election fraud is likely to eventuate in. the bankruptcy of the Nevada county treasury.” Such a statement is absurd, and appears on the face of it to be given circulation for the purpose of influencing public sentiment. Even if it were true, no good citizen would be in favor of sparing any expense necessary to hunt the rascal or rascals down. The Redda Cases. Mrs. Phillips has withdrawn her complaint of malicious mischief against James Rodda and paid the costs. Rodda pleaded guilty to the charge of «battery preferred by Funeral Mary and Justice Wadsworth fined him $15 which he paid. James says he proposes to hereafter abstain from the use of intoxicating beverages, and thus keep out of trouble. Sold Hie Interest. at Franklin, Washington Territory, the first of next,month. ally invited them to attend the Firemen’s ball at Grass Valley on the 22d instant. Most of them will be there. George E. Grand. forms} y Sasestary of the Nevada County Land Associavale Colony Association (which latter is in a very prosperous: condition) arrived here Wednesday from Sacramento on land business. Mr. Brand is as full of energy and go-aheaditiveness asever, and has lost none of his confidence in the future of the Nevada county Bartlett pear belt. Tuesday’s Fire at Grass Valley. The Tidings says: Between one and two o’clock Tuesday afternoon flames were discovered issuing from the reés-. idence of Charles H. Pearce, Empire street, on the southern confines of . South Grass Valley. The family were absent, and it was necessary to break into the house, bat by the time this was done the structure and by far the greater portion of its contents were doomed, the location being some distance beyond the fire limits and no water to speak of being available. Be_. fore knowledge of the fire became general. and assistance arrived, the tion and now manager of the Orange-+ examples of so great a degree of cold recorded for all time to come and that it proving a good investment. That pthis section of the State will soon contribute largely to the supply of fine citrus fruits is; foretold by the fact that very many promptel by their past experience are engaged in largely extending their orange groves, Hatt oF Pennsyivania Enaine Co. Nevapa City, Feb. 6, 1889. Louis Seibert, has,-by the will of God, been remoyed from the strifes and on the lite beyond the grave; and pany has lost one of its oldest and most zealous citizens ; therefore be it Resolved. That we deeply deplore the death of our departed brother and his removal from a field of usefulness that few among us can so ably fill. Resolved, That we hold in kind remembrance his warm personal friendshipand the deep interest he always manifested in our Fire Department, being ever ready to respond to the call of duty or to extend the hand of charity to all who were in need. Resolved, That we extend to the family our heartfelt sympathy in their Wuerzas, Our late brother fireman, Wuereas, By his death. this comtellgent treatment of the subject. the death of Wm. Valantine, husband of their youngest daughter, Fannie, which occurred on the 7th instant at Saline, Michigan. The cause of death was consumption resulting from a.cold contracted while residing in San Francisco. Mr. Valantine spent two months at this city last summer and Fall,and while here his health improved materdally. He returned with his wife to Michigan about four months ago, and since then he had been failing steadily. Mr. Valantine was a bright young man of excefient habits, and made many friends while here. turmoil of his earthly life to enter up@e superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior.Gourt Wednesday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding: J. W. Downing vs. Jean Le Duet al. G. D! Buckley and J.1. Caldwell substituted as counsel for defendants, T. 8. Ford withdrawing: J, A. Graham vs. Mary E. Laimer. Motion for new trial denied. Ten days’ stay of execution. ; Otto Amberg vs. W. H. Kistle et al. Demurrer to complaint overruled. The People vs. Frank Bice. Motion for new trial set for ‘hearing February 19. Anarene Shatter ee Sacramento District-—-John M. Smith cision-for plaintiff. Jas. McCullough vs. Henry C. Wiliams ; pliintiff. fornia; decision for defendant. D. C. Mitchell ve. for plaintiff. ~<® Will Remove Soon. —— decision for Marysville District—Central Pacific Railroad Company vs. State of CaliUnited States; decision L. Hyman & Co. have leased the storeroom in the National Hotel Block for vils, salta, pills, and all kin ts of California ey Syrup Company, Sen Francisco,CGal, ~ For sale by all leading druggists. Carr Bros., Nevada Cy. : ———— tf Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs, J, NAFFziGER, Proprietor. February 12th, 1889, W D Harris, Graga. Valley, Geo Lord, A Burrows, af Geo L Jones, Swan F gece OE Pet, Hill, on Broad street for a period of two yéars with the privilege of five years. About March 25th they will: remove thereto from their present quarters on Commercial street. They annonnce a grand cash clearance sale preparatory to removal, 2@e The “Telegraph” Goes. The Tidings says: ‘‘A report to the effect. that Col. Rufus Shohmaker had had abandoned his new paper project and would accept a position on our morning, contemporary, is authoritatively pronounced to be without foun-’ dation.” saisninoess The Chill Blast That sets the naked branches quiverN G Segerstrand, Mise Hattie Bubring, San Duan, Mra Dr Stottard, Wm Grant & wife, aranas City, J E Camp, Sacramento, — wh A Ubson, dW Re an, Truckee, Geo Kk endrickson, ‘San Francisco, J© West Murysville. Dan ‘nae , Colfax, Chas Te IW Gresuhank, Pike c ity, Geo Kenuttle, /rrivals at National Exchanve Hotcl. Rector Baorusrs, Proprietors, February 1th, 1889. BF Snelt & wife, You Bet, JC Feely, E A Tompkins. ably ‘ord, Washington, Maloney, J Garhart,Wm Glover, Antony House, Mre Brophy. Columbia Hill, Mrs Weed, Boston, Mrs Cox, J D Kodgers, Moore's Flat, : aries did all in their power to overcome this however, ordered her jewelor to make he Canary Seed aoe eA At cost at A. Durbin’s Variety store, Commercial street, tf A Pleasing Sense of H» 1° and Strength Renewed, 4:1 of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figr, 1 acts gently on. the Kipneys, Liver Iffectually Cianshie the Systen rn @ Box Boots & Shoes, 100 kreutzers in a peculiar manner so that the Empress kept the letter of the confessor’s demand and atthe same time enLy joyed the excitement in-which she delighted. K verybody ahould remember that thia is “ A CASH SALE. os Cali and post youréelves on the great reductions whether you wish to bay or not. OF Country people who order by mail treated sneeeee as though they came themselves O@™ Commercial Stroet Store For Rent and Fixtures For Sale. L. AYMAN & 60 San Francisco Opposition Stores. Nevada City—Commercial Street. Grasa Valley—Mill Street, opposite ‘Post Office, Our New Store will be open Gus Schallenberg, Sierra City, March 25th, and don’ vieddeile it. Swan Segerstrand has sold to his light breeze prevailing carried the. STOW, bidding them trast in Him People vs. Wm. Dunstan. On. ing, is not felt by the weulthy valeSi aone Gramttvie’ __, Gostive or Bilious, Dispellin: as brother, N. G. Segestrand, his interest flames to an adjoining dwelling occu. Wh° does all things well. trial. tudinarian indoors, but not all, the } Ad prec Truckee, . Colds, Headaches and Fev ESTRAY NOTICE in Pet Hill fruit farm, and will leave pied by Edward Hocking and family, . Resolved, That our hall be draped ——>>===E= covering thut can be piled om his} EF Stevens, : nae and permanently curiag : in the Spring on a pleasure trip to} ni, too, with mach of the farniture, . i Mourning and that these resolutions. . EuxGaNr souvenir valentines at Carr. warm bed, nor ull the furnace heat. W'lt'rreemany HABITUAL CONSTIPATION, — Europe. “Gus,” who is a first-class . os ohing and household utensils, was. ¥# Pread,upon our minutes ; «lso, that} Bros’. ~~ that: anthracite can furnish, will warm! = £') hector. without weakening or irritating thé Strayed from the premises . horticulturist and an earnest, expericonsumed. Mr. Hocking’s loss is es. 9 COPY thereof be sent to the family of ror Fine Carpets his marrow when chills and fever runs AH Parker, BR. gans On-which it acts. = I : enced worker will héreafter be the _ resident manager of the property timated at $1200; no insurance. The Pearce residence was the property of deceased, and that-the same Le published in the local papers. At low prices, goto Legg & Shaw’s, its icy fingers along his spinal column. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters ie the Yor Bale in b0c and $1.00 Rottles « , all Leading Druggiata. of the undersigned on or which is fast becoming one of the ; i i Wx. Scott ete wc an 4 nbse to fildee Wa: @AleCGe WE: WINE Ac attinon Rane: Fob4% Mie Ellen Cow MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THM about lad. th, 188 best i in the county. James Bennallack — yay ser Jou Kunis Committee. = Rees ‘aiock aye cae ries. chilled and aguish frame, to remedy . ®**t¥. axed about 65 years, ee i Ou J 4 9 a company represen -Y Weissbein J. B. Gray, y PORT the fierce fever and exhausting aweate. , Near Indian Springs, Feb. i2, Wm. Rosenboursviuu, Ky., Nuw Yous. % « A aoaaint Train. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. will run a special train next Tuesday evening for the accommodation of the Canyon, Placer county, owned Jas, G. Variety store. tf sh: Aad Kk Ole aumeel aa, hele prinress, Ten thore i Bows 6 Beis & Dee 7 years old, 5 white spot on Grass Valley people who desire to at-. agent. Another dwelling, also adjoin-. Fair and “Hog” Davis, and upon gy some and genial medicine. Billous= at ike dem, ‘heubinl to eat wiende far eee tend the Pythian celebration at this. ing the one in which the fire bas its. which a twenty stamp mill was re4 Womans Discovery ee 4 : tock . shade patronage in the paet . hove they wil” . forenead, Spanish brand on a city. The-train will-leave-Gruss -Val-. origin (presumedly from a defective . cently erected by Wm. May, of Grass} ,, Ava deifal. di h rsh Oe ona apap : ie pee a g ecu . r conte LJ patronize Mr. Darbin in ' the ley at 7 o’clock and leave liere at 1:30] flue or from a spark from the stove),. Vulley, is paying well. As a result of nother wondertal. discovery hae PPS P, one flank. next morning for the return trip. Bios, for $400. It was valued at from $600 to $800. Mr. Pearce’s loss on household goods is estimated at $800; insured for $500 in a company for which Fred J. Thomas is the local was badly scorched. This house is A Paying Mine. The Pioneer quartz mine in Humbug a little over three weeks’ run with etc. Vegetable and Flower Seeds, The best and freshest, at A. Durbin’s been made and that too by a lady in this ‘kidney trouble, rheumatism and dewhich alternate with the chill. Dumb ague, ague cake, billious remitteut— in short, every known form of malarial disease is subjugated by this pobility are also remedied by it. Use bury (or Rosborough) aged about 61 years. At Saline, Michigan, Feb. 7th, Wm. Valantine, aged pr years; son-in-law ‘of John MeGibbins of Nevada ‘City, Peculiar in combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients, Hood’s BarsapaDissolution Netiens OTICEK ia hereby given that I have this day disposed of my interest 11 the store on Commercial strect opposite the. Great ‘Nevada City, Feb. 7th, 1889, The public will find at this store. a» inthe A LIGHT BAY MARE, Weight about 850 ke Aa ey 4 ty. Disease fastened its clutches . ; Filla possesses the curative value of the best : Please send word as to the ath: who is. ten stamps on low gr oonk it with persistence to effect a thorough pos: ast, a full stock of Tobacco, Cigara, Con é -} Pulling for Nevada County. — ata epee pa ee aan pepsi up xi ee upon her and for seven years she with. cure. oe . known remeHood’s dies of the ectlonery, Fruita, Vegetublen, et, ee pire 8 Bs oe P stood its severest tests, but her vital Ore. vegetsnie Bingcom: ee Senator Preston made a gallant fight Tuesday to-have the Home for FeebleMinded Children removed from Santa Clara to this county. He was temporarily knocked out, but it was reported he would return to the charge Wednesday when the subjeet would again of value was hurriedly removed from it. This, too, is owned by Mr. Bennallack. Seal ue The Raising of Two-Lips Is abranch of floriculture in which maidens and youths sumetimes inpay in the hundreds of dollars per ton, the ‘‘low-grade’’ paying about $20. Ed and Gordon Morgan of Grass Valley bave charge of the mill. «, . i at a em Ta ST aT EEE ae Progress. —— organs were undermined and de: th seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not ‘jsleep. She bought ofusa bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Cov sumption and was so much relieved by the first dose that she slept all Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Wenry Lane’s livery and. feed stable. { : A Everybody Likes Them. Boston Brown Bread and Baked Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘One Hundred Doses One DolJar.” Peculiar in ite medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto uncom Sarsaparillatie: the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever one Stee Tie L. 8. CALKINA, N 2. BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newspaver and'Job Printers. UBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCEIPT, the leading paerin Northern Cecifornia, st was estabBehed Septembertih, 1861, by N.P.B D o whereabouts of the animal to undersigned, who will come, pay costs and take it away. Wm. McLean discovered.” Peculiar in its “good name; “ " ‘ aniteville : pees ics ead dulge. But when the ruddy petals It is very important duriug this age. pieht. one bottle having miracniocal Beans Wednesdays and Saturdays at] at home,”—there is more of Hood's Sarsayp ran iteville, Nevada County, Oal. ee — opening disclose specks and discolor-. of yast materia! progress that a remrad bad Mor isune io Men “ipa ae Holbrook's Restaurant. j17-tf . paxilla sold in Lowell than of all other CIENTIFIC AMERICAN rene Se : Married at Seattle. ation, and emis an unpleasant order, edy be pleasing to the taste and to the! ruts,” Thus write W. C. Hamrick ot Mad partbaes. Peculiar in its ——— } 2 aes ore ___ . the use of SOZODONT for thet eth . eye, eusily taken, acceptable to the! @ Uo., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a fres + [ho other PCCUNAPF preparation Att ES TIES EE SHELTON COLLEGE A telegram without any signa. remedies both defects. stomach and healthy in its nature aod . Hotile ut Carr Bros. ‘ ~— ever attained so rapidly nor held so oe oy sia, papular se sclentifio and Hee ture from Seattle, Washington TerriEy effects. Possessing these qualities, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, . steadfastly the confidence of all classes = tory, to the Dary TRANscr'rt, says: “John Corgiat and Carrie Finnin of ae i le di : sane v ae way, NY. Nevada City were married here Tues Trek’ Fish. ive ee eee Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-. Pesearchem. ge ggin modical RCHITECTS & & BUILDER a ‘day evening.” os wesc Orambersies This is beyond question the most . tions, and positively cures Piles, or . science has 8 O Itsel developed, AN ilo Ame Amecleas § it THE SESSION will open, in the Academy — —————— Every Friday at A. Darbin’s Variety — successful Cough Medicine we have] no pay required. It is guaranteed to, with many years practical experience in ti colred ¥. 6 = Be ye king, or be ye peasan Store th " . At A. Darbin’s Variety store. tt . eversold. A few doses invariably cure . give perfect satisfaction, or money 7a-. Preparing medicines, Be sure to get only’ isa shen ta ry ry and city residenAT ‘GLENBROOK. : Hage have mouibanpenten, Tr +o : the worst cases of Coughs, Croup, and/funcled. “rive 25 cents per box. For! Hiood’s Sarsaparilla aoe Ky i aa N MONDAY, FEB. 11th, 1889 irae a hia to fnoraine . Pears’ is the pet and best Soay . pyspepsia and Liver Comptaint. . Bronchitis, while ite wonderful success . sile by C_cr Bros. th . sold by all druggists, $1; six for gs. Frepared only gonneeantenm NN Tae I : pmees: Teeth preserving and ing. ever made. : in thé cure of Consumption is without! , epee by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. THE ACADEMY will be a thorou he Furniture For Sale Chi . A lot of household furaiture for sale cheap; also firewood,etc. Enquir2-of J. W.P he face, and a sure cure for sick head-. bottle of Shiloh’s Every . a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. of the Deadwood Gold Mining Company =a ies , FOR PROSPECTUS, giving ¢ t LJ. be, Bound eon, ma rte ache, ask Carr Bros., the Druggiste,for. botile has a printed guarantee on . Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. If} When she became Miss, win bene 1a at the ag ae gn A ord & wat Ses apnty to Auth Corr ang (procure study, Prices ot Tuitiog end Boshdceteees. ‘ “. Dr. Guan’s Liver ‘Pills. Only one for . it. Use accordingly, and if it does you . your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back She clung to Castoria, . FgM. Som the cleitien: of son “Snr of se sean Mares nd rene Very low prices for -y t . Samples free. Full box. no it will cost you nothing. Sold . lame,uge Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold ‘When sheshed Children, "1 . thePresi dent. way qulckly procured, Address : WM SHELTON, : P for alentines At{a dose. Sampl i J. LYONS, Secretary. MN & CO., Patent Solicitors, ‘*. . Carr Bros’, 25 centa, my2l-ly . by Carr Brothers, dé-6m ‘by Carr Bros, ~ d¢-6m ee gare thera C-v:orie ere wed tn, 1009. Meuemnat OFnce a: MU Baoapwar, evada City Cal, Tux funniest of funny valentines at Carr Bros’. Care sor Sick Headache. If you"want a “remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples or. fo , Syrup of Figs is the most perfect laxaIs it not worth the small price of 75 cents tofree yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints? If you Vitalizer. 2Oe Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. iF > a parallel in the history of medicine, Since its first discovery it has beer sold on a guarantee, a test which no think so call at our store and get a. other medicine can stand. If you have ‘ H Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever So 1s, Tetter, Chapped Hands, When Raby was sick, When she wasa Child, Bhe cried for Castoria. ig We gave her Castoria. of people. Pecullarin the brain-work which it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com100 Doses One Deliar Annual Meeting. HE An wual Meeting of the stockholders Brac ot paper ci Sue want ang for. Nevada County Academy. training school for Boys and Girls wit Primary Department for smal! children, LECE will have English and cl ARES ILLES of Study ; also Business, Nosmal, "Musie and Art Departments. Open to Students of both Sexes, ‘ ° * . ” ' 5 She Daily Gransevipt. PERSONAL MENTION. FOOTHILL CITRUS BELT HELPS-TO-READ,: ST. VALENTINE’S DAY. HERE AND THERE. ' T ae : -MEMPHIS' GOVERNMENT. . pene : — ee ‘ prose i Mow the Metropolis of Tennesses Ceased i THURSDAY, FEB: 14, 1889. [Sects amd Other Notes About. A Section Which Wiii S6ei Cot. . Optician Meliuish, the Scidntific. To All Appearances It Is Going to. A Brief Record of Various Mat% to Be » Municipality. i = mj. . People Old and Young. : tribute Large Crops. Optician, Decay. ters of Local Interest. Raph ae seis ieenaier ent hoe borat ‘An Unexpected Flod. — ‘aaa ' SR pee Sit Ba troubles, hg gion haiptay boca rl ey —— ; tC) resor a novel 6xThe perpendicular shaft jat the L. A. Upson of Sacramento is in The California Fruit Grower says:. There is now stopping in Nevada} Although St. Valentine’s Day still} Dairy Rap onetsat oni 15 cents a Pe bears. Rae its charter to the ane ___.-_-_—_Ynion-mine-is-onetincved feet dept . iene -Our exchanges {rom thenorthern halt--City a soientifc-optician-who-is &-Fey-}-makes—«—good-deatof extra-work in--weel:et tg ae ete uavenent eate tee = ge ‘The other morning Lou Garwood, . . Mrs. John McGiobins is il with bile of the State furnish reports, from. ular graduate of Dr. Bucklin’s School . the postoftices, that work is not what} U. R. K. of P. drill at Armory reasons for it—thé wish not to repudiate James Hanley and Lawrence Nihell . °°" fever. nearly every county, of fine oranges . of Optics, New York City. it was some years ago. In England . Hall Thursday and Friday evenings. ‘the city debt, but to gain breathing-time, git into the bucket, and Captain Miss Lizzie German of North San. tipe and ripening on nearly every} He has rooms in the parlors of the/ and the Atlantic States the practice of[ Several candidates were initiated at and that municipal Bt aber vue : i Nihell eneseded lower them to ete town. orange.tree, most of which have been . National Hotel, and his patrons all sending valentines is no longer gen-. Tucsday evening's . coaclave of the bey Ag se into the taxing disre the scene of their labors, When they hata: on of North Bloomplanted out of pure ‘curiosity or for agree that his knowledge of his busi-. erally observed by fashionable people. Carly BeasYouncil. ‘trict of Shelby County, and provided a . had descended half way a disagreean town. ornamental purposes. nesg is of the highest order. It always was more practiced in Eng-} A glass of beer and plate of soup ‘ government = bi a etary one a ble order was encountered by them. A os G. Sukeforth came up WednesThe bulk of the trees 80 planted are. No optician who has ever been here . land than in America. In the former . 5 cents at tive Senate. Nightly 8to10 pond tnd DD es aris Board of Fire end = It grew more powerfal the lower they a! rom Sacramento. : seedlings. and have received little or has been able to display 80 many modcountry it has ateadily declined durHarry Daniels, Mahager;~, * Police Commissioners, consisting of three, POWDER got, and when they were within ten enry Shively, of Moore’s Flat. is . 20 Care from a commercial standpoint. . ern improvements in the mechanical . ing the past 12 vears till now the fashSilver-leaf maple shade trees have and the Board of Public ee eee a feat vf the soup they wine-tor the here to spend a few days. Of these trees there are to be found . appliance for optical work,or has made /ion is confined to the poorer classes, . been planted around the residence Jot Oe aren leu ot font yaaies dared Absolutely Pure. = Captain tostop the whim. ‘The stench . , BJ. Restor of the Natlodat: otht. sary many varieties that #2 in: the . so good an impression, with the —pat-. -In 1874, at the chief postofiive in Lon~j of Mr. und Mre.Fdwin Til'ey. . Sesuons are beld every two years, 60 that . “Timie POW SUM NEVas VARIE ; ae slink enbadiila: Tier held « as returned from the Bay. fature prove of gréat value, owing to] tons. : don, on St. Valentine’s eve, no fewer} The last rain that fell at this city the council always contains members who . es <A M arvel, of purity, aftrens th an brief ‘sadetin ask deldet io a F, H. Bell and J. H. Helwig of. their hardiness and bearing qualities. He is a. modest, Unussuming man, than S06 extra _jiail bags, each three . came on Monday, January 2ist. Since . have _ ee — son SeAIneTy, Rae: Ota cannot De bold It cont : Gortaily ok ancy Geat bab the trouble of North Bloomfield are in town. These reports reach us not only from . but his work speaks for himself. feet longby two feet wide, were re-} then the weather has been spring like. poe ae ‘< sah cease ct al petition with Gr phowphite po low ont, shor =” was, ‘The signal was given and they 8, 8. Sears of Wadsworth, Nevada, . the broad, fertile ‘valleys but from A representative of the Transcript quired — account of the flood of : The Transcnipr’s ‘clubbing Proposl: . taxing district, and has the power and Se a Only ta Came ES wDER Co. wate soon at the bolton, where. the arrived here : Wednesday afternoon. . Way up in the foothills; and the sam. Called at his office Wednesday and i:-. valentines. tions are meetiig with great favor. . duties of a MAYOR. BE a hatha 106 Wallstreet, New York, lifeless body of’s polecat was discovAlfred Perrin of Grass Valley town-. ples of fruit from both sections com-. spected some of his appliances. The Now, Christmas is the time dreaded} Many people are taking advantage of peeing setae cad the athens aatharh JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTIL E -ecod by the fight oftheir candles. ship visited the county seat Wednespare favorably with oranges from any . opthalmoscope, an invention by Helm. by postoffice clerks. The new custom { them. Br ha 5 board have salaries of five huadred Agente: tie “seo, be Idi cA thei e th tk 1 ruse day. part of the world in size, color af . holtz, enables _ the. operator to ex-. of sending Christmas cards of greeting} The funeral of thi lata Fitaus Talal dollars. The members of the Board of Snecma tine Medco. nae abe eS aee ©. Alward Tobey of San Francisco] flavor. These results are being real-. plore the recesses of the eye and look} and good. wishes—suitable alike to] was very largely attended. ‘The Ma-. Public Works serve without compensation, . = the corpee to the cable just above the} 1.44 resumed his trip to Seattle, after . ized this season, immediately follow. directly upon the optic nerve, the only . both young and old—is fast choking. sonic and OddFellow fraternities ele = beet Redeiewin# per bet (rani Removal Cain bucket and signaled to hoist quickly. spending a pleasant week with friends ing one of the coldest winters ever. nerve in the body which can be in-}out the St. Valentine business. The. were largely represented. Aateiok . for five years. In addition, When the halfway point was reached here. experienced in the State of California, . spected in a living person. . two days come too near together to be. The leading San Francisco Daily at’ there is a Board of Health, appointed the Laniiraps floating ‘upward struck} © F. Duden of Sacramento is doing] td have awakene! great interést in} A case of test lenses on exhibition . observed with equal enthusiasm, and. $2. year is what you get’ when you by the council. This goverment ouaee — i the Captain 8 olefacterioes. ‘He paused thé shorthand reporting in the Super. the planting of citrus fruits for profits . is the most complete classification of} St. Valentine must go. It is acase of. pay $8 in advance and get the Daily ee tate Caretals i the Let bat it 3 aa eae gira ior Court. ~—yat many points. Latge~ orange or=. test lenses éver made and arranged for. “the “survival of the fittest.” ‘The . TRanscripr and: Daily Call for one . can not on = pid in ea Fee’ Paden sd We have Loased the fe oa: ; 4 # ;. Ernest Dulac has returned from a. Cbards are being p'anted in—the}the optician embracing every form of . manner of observing St. Valentine’s . -year. appropria’ © taxes collec c a E ff — oe aarevarger he resumed visit to friends at Placerville and Sac-. Northern Citrus Belt by some of our. lense known to science. With its aid. Day has changed ees time to time}; Grass V alley Union: The demand ; Lawlsutare, Tee cum apadopriations Storeroom In the National Exss hoisting. Each instant-the intensity3 mento. far-sighted, best posted men in the. an expert can make any combination. and always for the worse. There. for fruit/trees is so great that those are voted annually by the Legislature on h H . oe ashanti and shine one} Dahl Nivens has gone Wy Hacramentd State, regarding climate, soil and the . necessary to overcome visual defects,. never was much meaning connected . planting ‘orchards in this region can the recommendation of the council, Thus c ange otel B ock, hand he held bis nose while with the] viere he. will conduct 4 machine shop . fruit business in general. Thecheap-. and have the necessary glasses tried . with any of the methods of observing . not get the supply that they require. wa as bert ee (Formerly occupied by Brand Bros.,) fi other he manipulated the whim. The and foundry. er lands of the foothills are coming and tested before giving ‘them to the}the day. At one time its observance . The Chicago Park people who. have one man, ‘the president of the taxing disAnd we will remove thereto cause of the trouble was not appar-. pq Beatty, Secretary of ae Neva-. into demand for profitable fruit grow-. patient, was quite expensive to the. bachelors. been clearing considerable land. fiud trict, who has extraordinary power, The : ent to him till the sleek coat of the da County Land Association, has gone. ing. The early settlers who planted a. A very important point in the fitting . of England, as the drawing of a lady’s. much difficulty in this respect. tec a . L pelponecany lodge ret, On or about March 25, 1889. : polecat came to thesurface. With’ al), g.5 Francisco. few trees here and therein the foot-. of spectacles is pupilary distance, that . name obliged the drawer to make the a On the surtace it can be eat that it deFrom now ntil that date we pro g mighty effort he managed to getit) 1 Ronse of Goodyear’s Bar is here . hills, where the valley settlers thought . is to have the centres of the eye for dis. lady a handsome present. Thus it is fle oe pouaae . pends upon securing a non-partisan council, . to have the a = pgs aon an ihe ada ts en route to San Francisco to get some . it would not be possible to grow a tance glasses, and a little inside for on record that the celebrated. Miss Whe Jelalob the cause ue Sinclar ag = Ripe oes a A ge at : mining ‘machinery. fruit tree or produce a crop. of fruit, . reading glasses. Stewart, who became the Duchess of tan, charged with robbing the sluice: the choice by popular vote of -the best eight Bi est Cash Clearance Sa ee accidentally fallen into theshafi while ~ Miss L. Cooper-and Wuiter Cooper . have proven beyond contradiction that. This is done by means of a pupilom. Richmond, received from the Duke of aA ha td =a mine, Gano on inthe men te rule the city, Up to this time, with Np ‘ wandering around. die . . arrived “here Wednesday afternoon . the choicest varieties of fruits.can. be eter which gives the proper distanve York on one ovcasion a jewel worth Superior Court Wednesday moraine e eget seri ienent ike erstearation: . That has occurred in this town J Po 2 A Red-Letter Day for Pythians. . from San Francisco. profitably grown in. quantities every . in millimeters and makes a pair of. £300, and ae another from “Lord District Attorney Nilon assisted-by © of the condition ofthe city. The_slight-. Jo this-in-order-——— : a i ; ica Mrs.N.-H. Meany and Mrs.” Dr. . year in the fuothillregions. The high] glasses perfect. This is a recent dis. Mandeville a ring worth £300. W. Kitta‘appeared:for the prosecp'ion hitch mentigned was that the president ‘ Tickets forthe silver anniversary. Jump of Downieville leave here Thurs. temperature of the present winter can-} covery in optics. ‘In England the observance degenand A. Burrows and P. F. Simona W8* sccused aan ae ce a ee i To Gave Expenses of Removal celebration of the founding of the order . day for San Francisco. not be classed as exceptional, but as Many a man'purchases a pair of} erated into the sending—in most infor the defendant The followiny pe aia “ el ell, ANS To of Knights of Pythias are nowon sale. Jon G. Smith of Northville, Mich-. typical of the State; while the low] glasses which seems all right but) stances—of burlesque valentines havwere eelectod as jurors: Wm. ‘Wol-! ‘The Supreme Court of the United States : bi The members of the Lodges at Grass . igan, arrived here this week on a visit . temperature of the winter of ’87.and which cause the eye to pain him in a. jng affixed to them spoons, dolls, toy ford, Thos. Corrigan, Stephen Allen decided bus Momphis bet not bahar its Open Our New. Store with a = : i Valley, North Bloomfield, Truckee, . to his uncle, J, C, Dean. ’88 was exceptional, and so low aj few months. monkeys, mice, rats and the like. On. po. Bickford, H th Wine, due eg bein Aaa tad 0 vue an brite , ’ Wik ON Hic md, . ’ of government. 10 resu was A B Forest City and Sierra City have been. Mrs. E. H. Gaylord went to Colfax . temperature may not be reached again. This is because’ the cones of the one occasion, it is reported, a valen-. p poniyvert,. W. A. Sigonrney, C. meit with tho creditors at fifty cents on : invited to be present, and complimen-. Wendesday to meet her niece whom for many years. Certainly we need lenses do not come opposite the pupils . tine was seen inthe post to which was Kornhainmer, Alex Gault, Wm, Itowe; the dollar; and then oe boi itself NW BwWw7 STO ck. — tary tickets will be issued to them and. she expected from Caldwell, Idaho, . have little fear of a lower temperature . of the eye. attached a human finger. Here the! yg fyolbrook, Geo. C. Shaw. 0: sveptiet for.» sonregects epee a eas sear ae ‘their_ladies. Grass Valley-and North . -but-the lady-did not arrive: than-that_of last_winter,—whichthe}.Mr._Melluish has at least-a dozn . valentines are likely to die out in the} i) o69 sevenwere from the regular —— nm . . eS aa ime zx -Bloomfield> -wil-be—represented =by+ John M.-Mergan;‘who has been’ “orange trees: inthe Northern “Citrus . late inventions for-the perfect testing of rpresent shape of -burlerque pictures . ‘panel and five from a special, panel. cca trates cf dass re aPaO Fine Clothing, eae large delegations if the weather con-. here ona visit to his uncle, John T. Belt withstood without upparent dam. the eye, and he has i scientitic know!and doggerel verse, without reaching The taking of Lestimony did not begin . addicted to gumbling, and played for “a a tinues good. : Morgan, left Wednesday for his home. #ge. Our earliest records furnish no} edge -of the work which insures an in-. the dead rat and human finger stage. Hil 2 o'utouk “in: thie attarioon. The . ceedingly Inghstakes, ‘The court function°

} a ri 5; the y til! Thursf . Sad News For a Sister. ; 5 3 ‘ Land Contest ‘aeclitauis case will not go to ihe jury ti passion, butto no purpose. They finally ae J. W. Penders, who has for several Be ihe yretenss pee the ee ced Pee sagerdia : Bae te day evening at earliest. appealed to the _Empress’s confessor, who ; years past been employed as clerk 1n . © anc itis therefore safe to. persons having need of his profession: . ), < i pce Marne A ETE induced the imperial gamester not to give 4 a. vo ak At Carroll, ays Lodge nafees W. D. Vinton’s-drugstore, will remove . argue that the winter chmate of Cali-. #! services should secure them at an owe Secretary of the Coes Kin Bicgant kubetiines up cards, but to play for only a copper Rubber Goods ghee Sr a < ret eager ne with his family to San Franviseo about fornia is reasonably well settled and . early date. pices. . y . oe kreoutzer a point. The cunning Empress, j Z argo died. is age w Ws i years, and he was for many years an oan q ‘ Died of Consumption. itte 480 ‘dicines, is the vers r : i f ; Chief Engineer Mitchell of the the'men whoare planting large orange i thea F . _{ bitter, nauseous medicines, ery) each one could bo opened fn the middle and t t . pe engineer in the Comstock mines. Giass Valley Fire Department paid a . groves in Nor-hern California re ene . . ee ire wes Central Pacific Railroad ( ompany *) agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of} aducat inserted The two pieces were put al 3) C,, C. It is said. that he has a sister hak 1 vist “W. ae éd Pp Gal gaging: io a-nale and profitable under Mr. and Mrs. McGibbins of this city . decision im favor of plaintiff. Charlés Fiys, Recommended. by lewding Phytogether so that only. the initiated. knew : living at or near Nevada City: ee £ re ay foe Toi skins with oauty snebaineey se al have received the sad intelligence of . Cleveland vs, Michael J. Connell; de-. i oiing Manufactured only by tie . that they were not what they seemed. Thus AT Coss KX evada City exting .ishers and person, ‘ ‘how ‘ Her name is not known, hence his friend, W. H. Offand of Carroll, takes this means of communicating the intelligence of Mr. Fargo’s death to her. Not a Matter of Dollars. Says the Grass Valley Union: ‘‘The Boston Ravine election fraud is likely to eventuate in. the bankruptcy of the Nevada county treasury.” Such a statement is absurd, and appears on the face of it to be given circulation for the purpose of influencing public sentiment. Even if it were true, no good citizen would be in favor of sparing any expense necessary to hunt the rascal or rascals down. The Redda Cases. Mrs. Phillips has withdrawn her complaint of malicious mischief against James Rodda and paid the costs. Rodda pleaded guilty to the charge of «battery preferred by Funeral Mary and Justice Wadsworth fined him $15 which he paid. James says he proposes to hereafter abstain from the use of intoxicating beverages, and thus keep out of trouble. Sold Hie Interest. at Franklin, Washington Territory, the first of next,month. ally invited them to attend the Firemen’s ball at Grass Valley on the 22d instant. Most of them will be there. George E. Grand. forms} y Sasestary of the Nevada County Land Associavale Colony Association (which latter is in a very prosperous: condition) arrived here Wednesday from Sacramento on land business. Mr. Brand is as full of energy and go-aheaditiveness asever, and has lost none of his confidence in the future of the Nevada county Bartlett pear belt. Tuesday’s Fire at Grass Valley. The Tidings says: Between one and two o’clock Tuesday afternoon flames were discovered issuing from the reés-. idence of Charles H. Pearce, Empire street, on the southern confines of . South Grass Valley. The family were absent, and it was necessary to break into the house, bat by the time this was done the structure and by far the greater portion of its contents were doomed, the location being some distance beyond the fire limits and no water to speak of being available. Be_. fore knowledge of the fire became general. and assistance arrived, the tion and now manager of the Orange-+ examples of so great a degree of cold recorded for all time to come and that it proving a good investment. That pthis section of the State will soon contribute largely to the supply of fine citrus fruits is; foretold by the fact that very many promptel by their past experience are engaged in largely extending their orange groves, Hatt oF Pennsyivania Enaine Co. Nevapa City, Feb. 6, 1889. Louis Seibert, has,-by the will of God, been remoyed from the strifes and on the lite beyond the grave; and pany has lost one of its oldest and most zealous citizens ; therefore be it Resolved. That we deeply deplore the death of our departed brother and his removal from a field of usefulness that few among us can so ably fill. Resolved, That we hold in kind remembrance his warm personal friendshipand the deep interest he always manifested in our Fire Department, being ever ready to respond to the call of duty or to extend the hand of charity to all who were in need. Resolved, That we extend to the family our heartfelt sympathy in their Wuerzas, Our late brother fireman, Wuereas, By his death. this comtellgent treatment of the subject. the death of Wm. Valantine, husband of their youngest daughter, Fannie, which occurred on the 7th instant at Saline, Michigan. The cause of death was consumption resulting from a.cold contracted while residing in San Francisco. Mr. Valantine spent two months at this city last summer and Fall,and while here his health improved materdally. He returned with his wife to Michigan about four months ago, and since then he had been failing steadily. Mr. Valantine was a bright young man of excefient habits, and made many friends while here. turmoil of his earthly life to enter up@e superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior.Gourt Wednesday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding: J. W. Downing vs. Jean Le Duet al. G. D! Buckley and J.1. Caldwell substituted as counsel for defendants, T. 8. Ford withdrawing: J, A. Graham vs. Mary E. Laimer. Motion for new trial denied. Ten days’ stay of execution. ; Otto Amberg vs. W. H. Kistle et al. Demurrer to complaint overruled. The People vs. Frank Bice. Motion for new trial set for ‘hearing February 19. Anarene Shatter ee Sacramento District-—-John M. Smith cision-for plaintiff. Jas. McCullough vs. Henry C. Wiliams ; pliintiff. fornia; decision for defendant. D. C. Mitchell ve. for plaintiff. ~<® Will Remove Soon. —— decision for Marysville District—Central Pacific Railroad Company vs. State of CaliUnited States; decision L. Hyman & Co. have leased the storeroom in the National Hotel Block for vils, salta, pills, and all kin ts of California ey Syrup Company, Sen Francisco,CGal, ~ For sale by all leading druggists. Carr Bros., Nevada Cy. : ———— tf Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs, J, NAFFziGER, Proprietor. February 12th, 1889, W D Harris, Graga. Valley, Geo Lord, A Burrows, af Geo L Jones, Swan F gece OE Pet, Hill, on Broad street for a period of two yéars with the privilege of five years. About March 25th they will: remove thereto from their present quarters on Commercial street. They annonnce a grand cash clearance sale preparatory to removal, 2@e The “Telegraph” Goes. The Tidings says: ‘‘A report to the effect. that Col. Rufus Shohmaker had had abandoned his new paper project and would accept a position on our morning, contemporary, is authoritatively pronounced to be without foun-’ dation.” saisninoess The Chill Blast That sets the naked branches quiverN G Segerstrand, Mise Hattie Bubring, San Duan, Mra Dr Stottard, Wm Grant & wife, aranas City, J E Camp, Sacramento, — wh A Ubson, dW Re an, Truckee, Geo Kk endrickson, ‘San Francisco, J© West Murysville. Dan ‘nae , Colfax, Chas Te IW Gresuhank, Pike c ity, Geo Kenuttle, /rrivals at National Exchanve Hotcl. Rector Baorusrs, Proprietors, February 1th, 1889. BF Snelt & wife, You Bet, JC Feely, E A Tompkins. ably ‘ord, Washington, Maloney, J Garhart,Wm Glover, Antony House, Mre Brophy. Columbia Hill, Mrs Weed, Boston, Mrs Cox, J D Kodgers, Moore's Flat, : aries did all in their power to overcome this however, ordered her jewelor to make he Canary Seed aoe eA At cost at A. Durbin’s Variety store, Commercial street, tf A Pleasing Sense of H» 1° and Strength Renewed, 4:1 of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figr, 1 acts gently on. the Kipneys, Liver Iffectually Cianshie the Systen rn @ Box Boots & Shoes, 100 kreutzers in a peculiar manner so that the Empress kept the letter of the confessor’s demand and atthe same time enLy joyed the excitement in-which she delighted. K verybody ahould remember that thia is “ A CASH SALE. os Cali and post youréelves on the great reductions whether you wish to bay or not. OF Country people who order by mail treated sneeeee as though they came themselves O@™ Commercial Stroet Store For Rent and Fixtures For Sale. L. AYMAN & 60 San Francisco Opposition Stores. Nevada City—Commercial Street. Grasa Valley—Mill Street, opposite ‘Post Office, Our New Store will be open Gus Schallenberg, Sierra City, March 25th, and don’ vieddeile it.

Swan Segerstrand has sold to his light breeze prevailing carried the. STOW, bidding them trast in Him People vs. Wm. Dunstan. On. ing, is not felt by the weulthy valeSi aone Gramttvie’ __, Gostive or Bilious, Dispellin: as brother, N. G. Segestrand, his interest flames to an adjoining dwelling occu. Wh° does all things well. trial. tudinarian indoors, but not all, the } Ad prec Truckee, . Colds, Headaches and Fev ESTRAY NOTICE in Pet Hill fruit farm, and will leave pied by Edward Hocking and family, . Resolved, That our hall be draped ——>>===E= covering thut can be piled om his} EF Stevens, : nae and permanently curiag : in the Spring on a pleasure trip to} ni, too, with mach of the farniture, . i Mourning and that these resolutions. . EuxGaNr souvenir valentines at Carr. warm bed, nor ull the furnace heat. W'lt'rreemany HABITUAL CONSTIPATION, — Europe. “Gus,” who is a first-class . os ohing and household utensils, was. ¥# Pread,upon our minutes ; «lso, that} Bros’. ~~ that: anthracite can furnish, will warm! = £') hector. without weakening or irritating thé Strayed from the premises . horticulturist and an earnest, expericonsumed. Mr. Hocking’s loss is es. 9 COPY thereof be sent to the family of ror Fine Carpets his marrow when chills and fever runs AH Parker, BR. gans On-which it acts. = I : enced worker will héreafter be the _ resident manager of the property timated at $1200; no insurance. The Pearce residence was the property of deceased, and that-the same Le published in the local papers. At low prices, goto Legg & Shaw’s, its icy fingers along his spinal column. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters ie the Yor Bale in b0c and $1.00 Rottles « , all Leading Druggiata. of the undersigned on or which is fast becoming one of the ; i i Wx. Scott ete wc an 4 nbse to fildee Wa: @AleCGe WE: WINE Ac attinon Rane: Fob4% Mie Ellen Cow MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THM about lad. th, 188 best i in the county. James Bennallack — yay ser Jou Kunis Committee. = Rees ‘aiock aye cae ries. chilled and aguish frame, to remedy . ®**t¥. axed about 65 years, ee i Ou J 4 9 a company represen -Y Weissbein J. B. Gray, y PORT the fierce fever and exhausting aweate. , Near Indian Springs, Feb. i2, Wm. Rosenboursviuu, Ky., Nuw Yous. % « A aoaaint Train. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. will run a special train next Tuesday evening for the accommodation of the Canyon, Placer county, owned Jas, G. Variety store. tf sh: Aad Kk Ole aumeel aa, hele prinress, Ten thore i Bows 6 Beis & Dee 7 years old, 5 white spot on Grass Valley people who desire to at-. agent. Another dwelling, also adjoin-. Fair and “Hog” Davis, and upon gy some and genial medicine. Billous= at ike dem, ‘heubinl to eat wiende far eee tend the Pythian celebration at this. ing the one in which the fire bas its. which a twenty stamp mill was re4 Womans Discovery ee 4 : tock . shade patronage in the paet . hove they wil” . forenead, Spanish brand on a city. The-train will-leave-Gruss -Val-. origin (presumedly from a defective . cently erected by Wm. May, of Grass} ,, Ava deifal. di h rsh Oe ona apap : ie pee a g ecu . r conte LJ patronize Mr. Darbin in ' the ley at 7 o’clock and leave liere at 1:30] flue or from a spark from the stove),. Vulley, is paying well. As a result of nother wondertal. discovery hae PPS P, one flank. next morning for the return trip. Bios, for $400. It was valued at from $600 to $800. Mr. Pearce’s loss on household goods is estimated at $800; insured for $500 in a company for which Fred J. Thomas is the local was badly scorched. This house is A Paying Mine. The Pioneer quartz mine in Humbug a little over three weeks’ run with etc. Vegetable and Flower Seeds, The best and freshest, at A. Durbin’s been made and that too by a lady in this ‘kidney trouble, rheumatism and dewhich alternate with the chill. Dumb ague, ague cake, billious remitteut— in short, every known form of malarial disease is subjugated by this pobility are also remedied by it. Use bury (or Rosborough) aged about 61 years. At Saline, Michigan, Feb. 7th, Wm. Valantine, aged pr years; son-in-law ‘of John MeGibbins of Nevada ‘City, Peculiar in combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients, Hood’s BarsapaDissolution Netiens OTICEK ia hereby given that I have this day disposed of my interest 11 the store on Commercial strect opposite the. Great ‘Nevada City, Feb. 7th, 1889, The public will find at this store. a» inthe A LIGHT BAY MARE, Weight about 850 ke Aa ey 4 ty. Disease fastened its clutches . ; Filla possesses the curative value of the best : Please send word as to the ath: who is. ten stamps on low gr oonk it with persistence to effect a thorough pos: ast, a full stock of Tobacco, Cigara, Con é -} Pulling for Nevada County. — ata epee pa ee aan pepsi up xi ee upon her and for seven years she with. cure. oe . known remeHood’s dies of the ectlonery, Fruita, Vegetublen, et, ee pire 8 Bs oe P stood its severest tests, but her vital Ore. vegetsnie Bingcom: ee Senator Preston made a gallant fight Tuesday to-have the Home for FeebleMinded Children removed from Santa Clara to this county. He was temporarily knocked out, but it was reported he would return to the charge Wednesday when the subjeet would again of value was hurriedly removed from it. This, too, is owned by Mr. Bennallack. Seal ue The Raising of Two-Lips Is abranch of floriculture in which maidens and youths sumetimes inpay in the hundreds of dollars per ton, the ‘‘low-grade’’ paying about $20. Ed and Gordon Morgan of Grass Valley bave charge of the mill. «, . i at a em Ta ST aT EEE ae Progress. —— organs were undermined and de: th seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not ‘jsleep. She bought ofusa bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Cov sumption and was so much relieved by the first dose that she slept all Ir you want a fine turn-out go to Wenry Lane’s livery and. feed stable. { : A Everybody Likes Them. Boston Brown Bread and Baked Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘One Hundred Doses One DolJar.” Peculiar in ite medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto uncom Sarsaparillatie: the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever one Stee Tie L. 8. CALKINA, N 2. BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newspaver and'Job Printers. UBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCEIPT, the leading paerin Northern Cecifornia, st was estabBehed Septembertih, 1861, by N.P.B D o whereabouts of the animal to undersigned, who will come, pay costs and take it away. Wm. McLean discovered.” Peculiar in its “good name; “ " ‘ aniteville : pees ics ead dulge. But when the ruddy petals It is very important duriug this age. pieht. one bottle having miracniocal Beans Wednesdays and Saturdays at] at home,”—there is more of Hood's Sarsayp ran iteville, Nevada County, Oal. ee — opening disclose specks and discolor-. of yast materia! progress that a remrad bad Mor isune io Men “ipa ae Holbrook's Restaurant. j17-tf . paxilla sold in Lowell than of all other CIENTIFIC AMERICAN rene Se : Married at Seattle. ation, and emis an unpleasant order, edy be pleasing to the taste and to the! ruts,” Thus write W. C. Hamrick ot Mad partbaes. Peculiar in its ——— } 2 aes ore ___ . the use of SOZODONT for thet eth . eye, eusily taken, acceptable to the! @ Uo., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a fres + [ho other PCCUNAPF preparation Att ES TIES EE SHELTON COLLEGE A telegram without any signa. remedies both defects. stomach and healthy in its nature aod . Hotile ut Carr Bros. ‘ ~— ever attained so rapidly nor held so oe oy sia, papular se sclentifio and Hee ture from Seattle, Washington TerriEy effects. Possessing these qualities, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, . steadfastly the confidence of all classes = tory, to the Dary TRANscr'rt, says: “John Corgiat and Carrie Finnin of ae i le di : sane v ae way, NY. Nevada City were married here Tues Trek’ Fish. ive ee eee Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-. Pesearchem. ge ggin modical RCHITECTS & & BUILDER a ‘day evening.” os wesc Orambersies This is beyond question the most . tions, and positively cures Piles, or . science has 8 O Itsel developed, AN ilo Ame Amecleas § it THE SESSION will open, in the Academy — —————— Every Friday at A. Darbin’s Variety — successful Cough Medicine we have] no pay required. It is guaranteed to, with many years practical experience in ti colred ¥. 6 = Be ye king, or be ye peasan Store th " . At A. Darbin’s Variety store. tt . eversold. A few doses invariably cure . give perfect satisfaction, or money 7a-. Preparing medicines, Be sure to get only’ isa shen ta ry ry and city residenAT ‘GLENBROOK. : Hage have mouibanpenten, Tr +o : the worst cases of Coughs, Croup, and/funcled. “rive 25 cents per box. For! Hiood’s Sarsaparilla aoe Ky i aa N MONDAY, FEB. 11th, 1889 irae a hia to fnoraine . Pears’ is the pet and best Soay . pyspepsia and Liver Comptaint. . Bronchitis, while ite wonderful success . sile by C_cr Bros. th . sold by all druggists, $1; six for gs. Frepared only gonneeantenm NN Tae I : pmees: Teeth preserving and ing. ever made. : in thé cure of Consumption is without! , epee by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. THE ACADEMY will be a thorou he Furniture For Sale Chi . A lot of household furaiture for sale cheap; also firewood,etc. Enquir2-of J. W.P he face, and a sure cure for sick head-. bottle of Shiloh’s Every . a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. of the Deadwood Gold Mining Company =a ies , FOR PROSPECTUS, giving ¢ t LJ. be, Bound eon, ma rte ache, ask Carr Bros., the Druggiste,for. botile has a printed guarantee on . Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. If} When she became Miss, win bene 1a at the ag ae gn A ord & wat Ses apnty to Auth Corr ang (procure study, Prices ot Tuitiog end Boshdceteees. ‘ “. Dr. Guan’s Liver ‘Pills. Only one for . it. Use accordingly, and if it does you . your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back She clung to Castoria, . FgM. Som the cleitien: of son “Snr of se sean Mares nd rene Very low prices for -y t . Samples free. Full box. no it will cost you nothing. Sold . lame,uge Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold ‘When sheshed Children, "1 . thePresi dent. way qulckly procured, Address : WM SHELTON, : P for alentines At{a dose. Sampl i J. LYONS, Secretary. MN & CO., Patent Solicitors, ‘*. . Carr Bros’, 25 centa, my2l-ly . by Carr Brothers, dé-6m ‘by Carr Bros, ~ d¢-6m ee gare thera C-v:orie ere wed tn, 1009. Meuemnat OFnce a: MU Baoapwar, evada City Cal, Tux funniest of funny valentines at Carr Bros’. Care sor Sick Headache. If you"want a “remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples or. fo , Syrup of Figs is the most perfect laxaIs it not worth the small price of 75 cents tofree yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints? If you Vitalizer. 2Oe Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. iF > a parallel in the history of medicine, Since its first discovery it has beer sold on a guarantee, a test which no think so call at our store and get a. other medicine can stand. If you have ‘ H Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever So 1s, Tetter, Chapped Hands, When Raby was sick, When she wasa Child, Bhe cried for Castoria. ig We gave her Castoria. of people. Pecullarin the brain-work which it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com100 Doses One Deliar Annual Meeting. HE An wual Meeting of the stockholders Brac ot paper ci Sue want ang for. Nevada County Academy. training school for Boys and Girls wit Primary Department for smal! children, LECE will have English and cl ARES ILLES of Study ; also Business, Nosmal, "Musie and Art Departments. Open to Students of both Sexes, ‘ ° * . ” ' 5 She Daily Gransevipt. PERSONAL MENTION. FOOTHILL CITRUS BELT HELPS-TO-READ,: ST. VALENTINE’S DAY. HERE AND THERE. ' T ae : -MEMPHIS' GOVERNMENT. . pene : — ee ‘ prose i Mow the Metropolis of Tennesses Ceased i THURSDAY, FEB: 14, 1889. [Sects amd Other Notes About. A Section Which Wiii S6ei Cot. . Optician Meliuish, the Scidntific. To All Appearances It Is Going to. A Brief Record of Various Mat% to Be » Municipality. i = mj. . People Old and Young. : tribute Large Crops. Optician, Decay. ters of Local Interest. Raph ae seis ieenaier ent hoe borat ‘An Unexpected Flod. — ‘aaa ' SR pee Sit Ba troubles, hg gion haiptay boca rl ey —— ; tC) resor a novel 6xThe perpendicular shaft jat the L. A. Upson of Sacramento is in The California Fruit Grower says:. There is now stopping in Nevada} Although St. Valentine’s Day still} Dairy Rap onetsat oni 15 cents a Pe bears. Rae its charter to the ane ___.-_-_—_Ynion-mine-is-onetincved feet dept . iene -Our exchanges {rom thenorthern halt--City a soientifc-optician-who-is &-Fey-}-makes—«—good-deatof extra-work in--weel:et tg ae ete uavenent eate tee = ge ‘The other morning Lou Garwood, . . Mrs. John McGiobins is il with bile of the State furnish reports, from. ular graduate of Dr. Bucklin’s School . the postoftices, that work is not what} U. R. K. of P. drill at Armory reasons for it—thé wish not to repudiate James Hanley and Lawrence Nihell . °°" fever. nearly every county, of fine oranges . of Optics, New York City. it was some years ago. In England . Hall Thursday and Friday evenings. ‘the city debt, but to gain breathing-time, git into the bucket, and Captain Miss Lizzie German of North San. tipe and ripening on nearly every} He has rooms in the parlors of the/ and the Atlantic States the practice of[ Several candidates were initiated at and that municipal Bt aber vue : i Nihell eneseded lower them to ete town. orange.tree, most of which have been . National Hotel, and his patrons all sending valentines is no longer gen-. Tucsday evening's . coaclave of the bey Ag se into the taxing disre the scene of their labors, When they hata: on of North Bloomplanted out of pure ‘curiosity or for agree that his knowledge of his busi-. erally observed by fashionable people. Carly BeasYouncil. ‘trict of Shelby County, and provided a . had descended half way a disagreean town. ornamental purposes. nesg is of the highest order. It always was more practiced in Eng-} A glass of beer and plate of soup ‘ government = bi a etary one a ble order was encountered by them. A os G. Sukeforth came up WednesThe bulk of the trees 80 planted are. No optician who has ever been here . land than in America. In the former . 5 cents at tive Senate. Nightly 8to10 pond tnd DD es aris Board of Fire end = It grew more powerfal the lower they a! rom Sacramento. : seedlings. and have received little or has been able to display 80 many modcountry it has ateadily declined durHarry Daniels, Mahager;~, * Police Commissioners, consisting of three, POWDER got, and when they were within ten enry Shively, of Moore’s Flat. is . 20 Care from a commercial standpoint. . ern improvements in the mechanical . ing the past 12 vears till now the fashSilver-leaf maple shade trees have and the Board of Public ee eee a feat vf the soup they wine-tor the here to spend a few days. Of these trees there are to be found . appliance for optical work,or has made /ion is confined to the poorer classes, . been planted around the residence Jot Oe aren leu ot font yaaies dared Absolutely Pure. = Captain tostop the whim. ‘The stench . , BJ. Restor of the Natlodat: otht. sary many varieties that #2 in: the . so good an impression, with the —pat-. -In 1874, at the chief postofiive in Lon~j of Mr. und Mre.Fdwin Til'ey. . Sesuons are beld every two years, 60 that . “Timie POW SUM NEVas VARIE ; ae slink enbadiila: Tier held « as returned from the Bay. fature prove of gréat value, owing to] tons. : don, on St. Valentine’s eve, no fewer} The last rain that fell at this city the council always contains members who . es <A M arvel, of purity, aftrens th an brief ‘sadetin ask deldet io a F, H. Bell and J. H. Helwig of. their hardiness and bearing qualities. He is a. modest, Unussuming man, than S06 extra _jiail bags, each three . came on Monday, January 2ist. Since . have _ ee — son SeAIneTy, Rae: Ota cannot De bold It cont : Gortaily ok ancy Geat bab the trouble of North Bloomfield are in town. These reports reach us not only from . but his work speaks for himself. feet longby two feet wide, were re-} then the weather has been spring like. poe ae ‘< sah cease ct al petition with Gr phowphite po low ont, shor =” was, ‘The signal was given and they 8, 8. Sears of Wadsworth, Nevada, . the broad, fertile ‘valleys but from A representative of the Transcript quired — account of the flood of : The Transcnipr’s ‘clubbing Proposl: . taxing district, and has the power and Se a Only ta Came ES wDER Co. wate soon at the bolton, where. the arrived here : Wednesday afternoon. . Way up in the foothills; and the sam. Called at his office Wednesday and i:-. valentines. tions are meetiig with great favor. . duties of a MAYOR. BE a hatha 106 Wallstreet, New York, lifeless body of’s polecat was discovAlfred Perrin of Grass Valley town-. ples of fruit from both sections com-. spected some of his appliances. The Now, Christmas is the time dreaded} Many people are taking advantage of peeing setae cad the athens aatharh JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTIL E -ecod by the fight oftheir candles. ship visited the county seat Wednespare favorably with oranges from any . opthalmoscope, an invention by Helm. by postoffice clerks. The new custom { them. Br ha 5 board have salaries of five huadred Agente: tie “seo, be Idi cA thei e th tk 1 ruse day. part of the world in size, color af . holtz, enables _ the. operator to ex-. of sending Christmas cards of greeting} The funeral of thi lata Fitaus Talal dollars. The members of the Board of Snecma tine Medco. nae abe eS aee ©. Alward Tobey of San Francisco] flavor. These results are being real-. plore the recesses of the eye and look} and good. wishes—suitable alike to] was very largely attended. ‘The Ma-. Public Works serve without compensation, . = the corpee to the cable just above the} 1.44 resumed his trip to Seattle, after . ized this season, immediately follow. directly upon the optic nerve, the only . both young and old—is fast choking. sonic and OddFellow fraternities ele = beet Redeiewin# per bet (rani Removal Cain bucket and signaled to hoist quickly. spending a pleasant week with friends ing one of the coldest winters ever. nerve in the body which can be in-}out the St. Valentine business. The. were largely represented. Aateiok . for five years. In addition, When the halfway point was reached here. experienced in the State of California, . spected in a living person. . two days come too near together to be. The leading San Francisco Daily at’ there is a Board of Health, appointed the Laniiraps floating ‘upward struck} © F. Duden of Sacramento is doing] td have awakene! great interést in} A case of test lenses on exhibition . observed with equal enthusiasm, and. $2. year is what you get’ when you by the council. This goverment ouaee — i the Captain 8 olefacterioes. ‘He paused thé shorthand reporting in the Super. the planting of citrus fruits for profits . is the most complete classification of} St. Valentine must go. It is acase of. pay $8 in advance and get the Daily ee tate Caretals i the Let bat it 3 aa eae gira ior Court. ~—yat many points. Latge~ orange or=. test lenses éver made and arranged for. “the “survival of the fittest.” ‘The . TRanscripr and: Daily Call for one . can not on = pid in ea Fee’ Paden sd We have Loased the fe oa: ; 4 # ;. Ernest Dulac has returned from a. Cbards are being p'anted in—the}the optician embracing every form of . manner of observing St. Valentine’s . -year. appropria’ © taxes collec c a E ff — oe aarevarger he resumed visit to friends at Placerville and Sac-. Northern Citrus Belt by some of our. lense known to science. With its aid. Day has changed ees time to time}; Grass V alley Union: The demand ; Lawlsutare, Tee cum apadopriations Storeroom In the National Exss hoisting. Each instant-the intensity3 mento. far-sighted, best posted men in the. an expert can make any combination. and always for the worse. There. for fruit/trees is so great that those are voted annually by the Legislature on h H . oe ashanti and shine one} Dahl Nivens has gone Wy Hacramentd State, regarding climate, soil and the . necessary to overcome visual defects,. never was much meaning connected . planting ‘orchards in this region can the recommendation of the council, Thus c ange otel B ock, hand he held bis nose while with the] viere he. will conduct 4 machine shop . fruit business in general. Thecheap-. and have the necessary glasses tried . with any of the methods of observing . not get the supply that they require. wa as bert ee (Formerly occupied by Brand Bros.,) fi other he manipulated the whim. The and foundry. er lands of the foothills are coming and tested before giving ‘them to the}the day. At one time its observance . The Chicago Park people who. have one man, ‘the president of the taxing disAnd we will remove thereto cause of the trouble was not appar-. pq Beatty, Secretary of ae Neva-. into demand for profitable fruit grow-. patient, was quite expensive to the. bachelors. been clearing considerable land. fiud trict, who has extraordinary power, The : ent to him till the sleek coat of the da County Land Association, has gone. ing. The early settlers who planted a. A very important point in the fitting . of England, as the drawing of a lady’s. much difficulty in this respect. tec a . L pelponecany lodge ret, On or about March 25, 1889. : polecat came to thesurface. With’ al), g.5 Francisco. few trees here and therein the foot-. of spectacles is pupilary distance, that . name obliged the drawer to make the a On the surtace it can be eat that it deFrom now ntil that date we pro g mighty effort he managed to getit) 1 Ronse of Goodyear’s Bar is here . hills, where the valley settlers thought . is to have the centres of the eye for dis. lady a handsome present. Thus it is fle oe pouaae . pends upon securing a non-partisan council, . to have the a = pgs aon an ihe ada ts en route to San Francisco to get some . it would not be possible to grow a tance glasses, and a little inside for on record that the celebrated. Miss Whe Jelalob the cause ue Sinclar ag = Ripe oes a A ge at : mining ‘machinery. fruit tree or produce a crop. of fruit, . reading glasses. Stewart, who became the Duchess of tan, charged with robbing the sluice: the choice by popular vote of -the best eight Bi est Cash Clearance Sa ee accidentally fallen into theshafi while ~ Miss L. Cooper-and Wuiter Cooper . have proven beyond contradiction that. This is done by means of a pupilom. Richmond, received from the Duke of aA ha td =a mine, Gano on inthe men te rule the city, Up to this time, with Np ‘ wandering around. die . . arrived “here Wednesday afternoon . the choicest varieties of fruits.can. be eter which gives the proper distanve York on one ovcasion a jewel worth Superior Court Wednesday moraine e eget seri ienent ike erstearation: . That has occurred in this town J Po 2 A Red-Letter Day for Pythians. . from San Francisco. profitably grown in. quantities every . in millimeters and makes a pair of. £300, and ae another from “Lord District Attorney Nilon assisted-by © of the condition ofthe city. The_slight-. Jo this-in-order-——— : a i ; ica Mrs.N.-H. Meany and Mrs.” Dr. . year in the fuothillregions. The high] glasses perfect. This is a recent dis. Mandeville a ring worth £300. W. Kitta‘appeared:for the prosecp'ion hitch mentigned was that the president ‘ Tickets forthe silver anniversary. Jump of Downieville leave here Thurs. temperature of the present winter can-} covery in optics. ‘In England the observance degenand A. Burrows and P. F. Simona W8* sccused aan ae ce a ee i To Gave Expenses of Removal celebration of the founding of the order . day for San Francisco. not be classed as exceptional, but as Many a man'purchases a pair of} erated into the sending—in most infor the defendant The followiny pe aia “ el ell, ANS To of Knights of Pythias are nowon sale. Jon G. Smith of Northville, Mich-. typical of the State; while the low] glasses which seems all right but) stances—of burlesque valentines havwere eelectod as jurors: Wm. ‘Wol-! ‘The Supreme Court of the United States : bi The members of the Lodges at Grass . igan, arrived here this week on a visit . temperature of the winter of ’87.and which cause the eye to pain him in a. jng affixed to them spoons, dolls, toy ford, Thos. Corrigan, Stephen Allen decided bus Momphis bet not bahar its Open Our New. Store with a = : i Valley, North Bloomfield, Truckee, . to his uncle, J, C, Dean. ’88 was exceptional, and so low aj few months. monkeys, mice, rats and the like. On. po. Bickford, H th Wine, due eg bein Aaa tad 0 vue an brite , ’ Wik ON Hic md, . ’ of government. 10 resu was A B Forest City and Sierra City have been. Mrs. E. H. Gaylord went to Colfax . temperature may not be reached again. This is because’ the cones of the one occasion, it is reported, a valen-. p poniyvert,. W. A. Sigonrney, C. meit with tho creditors at fifty cents on : invited to be present, and complimen-. Wendesday to meet her niece whom for many years. Certainly we need lenses do not come opposite the pupils . tine was seen inthe post to which was Kornhainmer, Alex Gault, Wm, Itowe; the dollar; and then oe boi itself NW BwWw7 STO ck.. — tary tickets will be issued to them and. she expected from Caldwell, Idaho, . have little fear of a lower temperature . of the eye. attached a human finger. Here the! yg fyolbrook, Geo. C. Shaw. 0: sveptiet for.» sonregects epee a eas sear ae ‘their_ladies. Grass Valley-and North . -but-the lady-did not arrive: than-that_of last_winter,—whichthe}.Mr._Melluish has at least-a dozn . valentines are likely to die out in the} i) o69 sevenwere from the regular —— nm . . eS aa ime zx -Bloomfield> -wil-be—represented =by+ John M.-Mergan;‘who has been’ “orange trees: inthe Northern “Citrus . late inventions for-the perfect testing of rpresent shape of -burlerque pictures . ‘panel and five from a special, panel. cca trates cf dass re aPaO Fine Clothing, eae large delegations if the weather con-. here ona visit to his uncle, John T. Belt withstood without upparent dam. the eye, and he has i scientitic know!and doggerel verse, without reaching The taking of Lestimony did not begin . addicted to gumbling, and played for “a a tinues good. : Morgan, left Wednesday for his home. #ge. Our earliest records furnish no} edge -of the work which insures an in-. the dead rat and human finger stage.. Hil 2 o'utouk “in: thie attarioon. The . ceedingly Inghstakes, ‘The court function°