November 11, 1888 (4 pages)

Py, ~ In spite of dull times a number of Bhe Daily Transcript. ‘en ep ETE: oggnon~ fo. 32 Commereiat strest;-Nevada City, Cal SSS. Srncdn.ateen Sevada Grass Valley, Rouch & Ready. Soonseviiie orth San Juan, rench Corral, ie seeunend orth Blomfield, Moore's Flat, Granite hie Truckee, end every uth er town of Nevada county: also in Placer and Sierra counties, at prainento, Sau Francisco—in oe wut the State “from Siskiyou to Diego* from the Sierra to the : SUNDAY, NOV. 11, 1888. — LATE NEWS. Gusta Pe cs :0n,a@ wiheide Wel'ington, B. meee de was kil ed Monday by a cin of Pec W. H. Barnum of the Cine Natinal Commitfée is éeriously if] at his home, at Lime Rock, of nervous prostration. It is understood that’ Secretary Bayard, at the close of Cleveland’s Administration, willremove to New Yo k and resume practice of the law. At Newt urg, New York, Tuesday, Danial J. Herty, the pedestrian, covered 3334 miles. in. four .hours,. beating the best American four-hour record. H.-Brownstone & Co’s-general merchandise store, at Traver, was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday. The fire is ésupposedato be the work of an incendiary. On Salt Spring island, British Columbia, Wednesday, while hunting deer, a man named Popenburger mistook a son of J. C. Sparrow for a ceer and shot him dead. : At Victoria, British Columbia, on Thursday, Sinequam, the . Indian charged with the niurder of a boy, wa> sentenced .o be hanged on the 12th-.oi December at Nanaimo. — : President Foster of the Board of Al dermen of New ‘York, who Was “reelected on Tuesday fer another term, died Thursday. Deceased was a Tammany Hall Democrat of leng standing. Leading merchants of México are delighted with the result of the elee4 > -* * A spring rain was falling gently, conMnuously, on Mrs. True’s garden. ‘ately transplantéd<@eramiuma® Ai sunias lifted their heads gratefully to warm shower, and the fuchsias and sweet, alyssum brightened under its influence,:” If their mistress could have seen them, she, too, would have réjoiced, for the: Jowers were her children, petted darlicgs, for whom no care could, be too great, no attention too painstaking.’ She had aoused them in winter, set them out in summer, trimmed, guarded, hung over_ over them year after year,Involuntarily one looked for her mild face at the window, smiling out upon shem, but she was not to be seen. For the second time only in herdife Mrs. True lay in her ehamber, too ill to heed the _pattering rain, of to think of the plaats zrowing so fast inthe sweet, moist air, aven ‘though, thtough the open window »f her room, both sounds and scents’ entered freely, the peaceful sounds and healthful scents of the country. It was very stillin the room where she lay; very stilland orderly. The old furniture was polished and speckless; the linen as white as snow: agaitist the pillows, which had been a part of her bridal outfit, rested the gray head, still neatly cared for, and the face, with -its pallor, still wore a look of kindly impatience, At her side sat her husband, good Deacon True, with bowel head and sad eyes; -and in his work-bardened hand he held her feeble one. Presently a footstep sounded on the muddy sidewalk outside. ‘Then the gate latch clicked. Someone walked up the path and tapped so!_‘y 6n the house door, and was as sofily acmitted. But the two, .with their faces turned toward each of her, took no notice. “How is she?” said the neighbor warns stairs who bad “dropped in.’”’ “Failin’,” answered Fidelia Porkins, the maid of all work, temporarily engaged for the emergency. “How's he?” “Fairly beat out with grievin’. Seems’s if he hadn’t no heart for eatin’ ordrinkin’ ornothin’. Just settin’ up there along 0’ her,.and holdin’ her hand. I never did see folks set sech store by cach other as they Co.” “Veil, they haven’t nobody else to set store by, you see,” said. the visitor, establishing herself by the fire, and .holding outét:vo substantial feet totic Linze, ~ “No, that’s so,” assented] Lidelia, taking out her knitting. make yourse? "f comfortable, 1.3’ Pm real’ glad to see somcbo:ty, Clap. It’s still evitters upstairs, and me andithe cat downstairs, and nothin’ on earth to do. Whzy, there ain’i so much as a teaspoontion. They say the principle of: pro-. tection has made the United States + great country, and it will duthe sank for Mexice issn rae Kelly, who has just served a seVenyear sentence in the Penitentiary for garroting abrothep of Chief of Police Crowley, obSun Francisco, is wanted for robhing and nearly killing a masa Westminister, B. U. The skeleton of a man said to be James Burns, recently of Siberastation with the flesh all eaten off by coyotes. was found 200 yards from the railroad, two yards trom Daggett, by boys afte: game. When seen last he had $60 an: was followed bya stranger. A8 tlies loft at the same time there j is suspicion of foul plays. 4. ; The committee-on the evlebration of the Centennial of George Washington’: inauguration, met at New York,Thursday, and decided that the celebr.tion would. begin Monday morving Apri! 29th. It will be so wtranged tha President Harrison wil. arrive at E: z.beth, N.J., as Washington did, re.ching New York by a Government dipatch-boat, and landing ut the foo of Wall street. — COAST ITEMS. There were 108 prisoners in the * Portland jail Ist Monday, A new flour-miil has been started at Fall River,; Shasta county. Tne Coronado Fruit Package Factory now emplove 100, workmen. Several arrests were made in Woodland on election day fer illegal voting new. buildings are going up in Santa Ana. Three hundred young men of Storey county, Nevada,.cast their first wt last Tuesday. Red Bloff has un artesian well that is 1040 feet deep. Water raises within 25 feet of the surface. William Shakespeare was the only Democrat elected in Napa county ‘Yast Tuesday. His name saved hir bacon. A place in Doug'as County, Wash, called He-be-tom-tum Canyon, rapidly being settled up. Some one ought to change the name. ' The Seattle Post-Intellizencer says: A Skagit county physician repori that of seventeen virthsin lis neighborhood this year sixteen have been buys. The following-is from the Carson Tribune: A few days ago, when 1. J. Kelly of the Mint was on his deathbed, be was assessed $23 for Democratic campaign purposes.The Nevada Tribune says: George aud Charley Sue, two Chinese on the Carson registry list, were guided to the pollson election day by Matt Brannan, a Democratic worker. The Escondido Times states that the bricks which had been placed yn the college site at Ramona are being !.auled down town to be used in the erection of a schoolhouse. From this it seem-~that the college enterprise has been abandoned, at least for the prerent. ee in Dr. Ourver Wenve.y Hoimes once said: You may set it down as a truth, which of few exceptions, that those who ask your opinion really want your praise. Bos Burdelte offers to give up writthe Sunday newspapers if the ¢ ‘brethen will give up reading that case both would be Wife. self there warn’t nothin’ but a dead baby to shew her,” ful of dirt to clean up nowhere in the house. Jt never did ‘see such housekeepiu’.’ soil Mrs. Clapp, shaking her hed thoughtfully, ‘and as I say, there warn’t no chil iren to make cir:.”’ “No, there warn’t, but them plants is about as bad, to my thinkin,’ cluttering up the place’half the year, and havin’ to trail around with a waterin’ pot, and weedin’ and stewin’ over ’em the rest of the time. She took a sight of comfort ip ‘em, though.” “She was a real good woman, Mis’ True was,’’ sighed Mrs. Clapp, Speaking already in the past tense. “And he’s’ powerful good man.” “Ther; ain’t no better,”” “Qneersech good foiks.hadn't a family. “*Well, hey did have one child.” “Do tell? [ never heard of it before. Boy or girl?” “Boy, I believe; law, Mis’ Trne was most tickled to death about it. She was as proud! as an old hen with one chick, but it didn’t last long. 1 was sent for to nurse her, and she. was a dreadful sick woman, out of her head, just raving about that baby; goin’ on about what she was meaning to co for it. “She had it all planned ont fora lifetime how s.e was a goin’ to rock him to sleep niguts, and how, by and by, he was agoiu’ tosetto the tablein ahich char alongside of ber, and, finally, how be was totake the farm and live w.i them always. By! she was ramblin’on so fast and asmi.ing away to herself. while the rest of ts—me and the «doctor and the deacon—was jest a-fightin’ for that baby’s And, at last, when she come to her‘Dear, dear! did she take on much?” ga‘d Fidelia, dropping her kuitting.in her lap. “Take on? Well, not like some folks. She didn't screech nor cry; but she jest turned awful white, and her eyes got big and bad lool:in’; it was enough to ha’nt’ you to see ’em,and she never ‘said nothin’ to me; jest moaned, and causbt ahold of the deacon’s coat sleeve as if she needed somethin’ to comfort her, It dil seem’s if ber heart was broke sure. had no more cLildren.”” “TI guess.that's why they’ve been so set on each other,”’ mused Fidelia, “Well, as to that, there ain’t no tellin’. Some few folks are so—considerate and feelin’—but mighty few. Most marricd folk get tired of livjn’ together, or, atany rate, they appesr so, to home. Thed and Mis’ Trne they’s been like they was a’courtin’ all these years. Ile’s done all the chores for her that a mortal man could do, and she’s been as sweet to him— well, as sweet as one of them doves a-cooin’ away out there on the barn.’ “fark! What's that?” said Fidelia, holding up one hand,-warninzgly. It was only the sound of a weak voice, above, und a deeper voice trying to answer soothizgly. While the two women had talked the afternoon kad waned, The raia seemed like fust fal.iag tears. The flowcrs, some ‘shadows were deepening. house looked gray in the twilight. young leaves. sympathy with all fair helpless things, flowers, young birds and infants. Now, her beart and woke her. “Where's the baby?” she whispered. “Why don’t they bring the baby to me?” She was living over again her only sickness. She faucied herself young once mor?, young and filled with a strange great bappivess. The years between bad vanished. They were happy years, too, ‘bappier than most __enier. for her sasily gratified, Aaa ie dimplest kind, . To live within their email mearf: to ay aside.a little each year: tok +rt' > iouse immaculate and the flowers 1.1! ng; toknow peaceful nights aud « aneventful days; to help a neighber i. rouble; to sit in the village church icgu arly on Sunday, and to be snre that 1. grass grew green and the white violet Jourished over a certain small mound ip the graveyard; these were the utmids: imits of her hopes. Her one great grief bad grown tober ender memory, and all the days sine aad been prosperous and ‘serene, u. slouded by one harsh look or word. ‘ Now, suddenly, she was_young peri.” young wife im her new home, with wll . : : ui ae, this B af eapestetion tn bx DARBY AND JOAN. ' “Sow you jast dreacful lonesome here. Jest those two “She was a_master hand for cleanin’,’”’ . 4 sbiue, T Wiiether hearts do. break tell. Heaven, at least, Jet them’ die together, quietly, as lived. ami earl, tremely ha: slsowme} and — flowed in iJivost ‘excessive food, ‘ning vas wef adviniced \ hea a Le B.nt ou gepteman arose to ‘propose’ 2 tovet. He spoxe with entire tiuen. y, but soficvhow he said exactly the op; onite of “Where's the baby? ‘Why don’t they bring the baby to me?” she repeated, eagerly. Her husbard leaned forward, pressing hand in both of-his. 4 oe baby?” “he said; ‘wha: For him thesad present had ‘mp the past. ® of rapture in her faded eyés. “Ob, Lois!” He bent, his head still lower. That shadowy child of theirs-seemedhardly more than a dream to him. He had never held it, or played with it, or talked to it.in imazjination, as she had. “His name ts Josiah, for you,” continued thecdying woman, ‘trying to tighten her clasp of the hand holding hers, ard looking cornest'7'tip at him. “He wil be Lttle Jo. P.rhaate like yours, and he will be « be yon, I hope. ‘We will teac. be good, won’t we?”’ “Yes, yes, Lois.” s “But why don’t they bring Li: I want so much to hold him, cy ones, fora little while. I won’t keep him long. I want. to fecl és little hand on’my face and Liss lis little cheek. Please tell them te bring Lim.” “Tush, brush, Lois, dear.’’ “Perhaps they don’t know where.his: clothes are. I laid them all ready in the top drawer of the bureau in the spare room, his little Line socks, and his shirt, acd the white slip—they said he must gee afS ~ his eyes od man eR ite _wear slips at first, not dresser. Everything’s reaty: A boy, you said. Ob, do let me hold him now.” The ol. man groaned aloud and tried to quiet her, but: without success. Ou_ doors a ‘wind was risitg, a soft wind, fragrant. with the bittersweet Lreath o:! blossoming peach trees. It sighed at the open window, and sw‘ ‘pha bra’ birch tree against the upper pric s, The deacon tried to rise to closethe ‘glass, but she moved ineasily ag if to sit up in bed. He put his arms out to support her, She hardly seemed to see or feel them. Slowly her face grew radiant with surprise and delight. : “Al, you have brought him to me at last,”’ sho cried, with hands outstretched. . “Quick, rive Lim to me here, close to my heart: Ob; how ‘dear, how beautiful. he is, Thad not thought he would be halt so beautiful.” She held her arms asit they encircled a little form, and bent her face over them in t-nderest mother fashion. “iy baby! my baby!’ she whispered, then, with asish of utter content, sac. back upon her pillows, The women downstairs listened for the sound of voices to bezin again, expecting to be summoned, but moaned summous ‘came. Night and darkness fell ie the garden and closed about the house. Fidelia put a lamp outside the chamber doorandsbut the door quietly. Sbe glanced toward th« bed where Lirs.-True seemed to be aslee” her husband, with his face buried in tLe pillow, nearher. She left all the.neces sary articles for the night and moved away with‘a noiseless step. The hours went on slowly and silently. Thé* stars*:shohe out Th: @he sky at dast;! whitd tHe flowets® Sept down in the shadows, and the littlé birc was gently rocked in his soft tradle. Al was sullin the house where children’s feet had. never pattered up WL, BOL children’s voices echoed. When .morhing, . calm, ii sunny. brightened the quiet room it showed th: womun’s face g’>rified with a smile of «bsolute-pence, Who knows?‘ Perhaps, indeed, her aby had been brought to her, Beside Ler, wiiite and wau in the sun lay her faithful . companion. or not, Leahnot had mercifully they An Orizinal After Dinger Speceh, . The «ut rtainment: was. givén by an ad serveily popular “lt ‘wes exve evewiathe ment. ‘4 feel,” sad ‘he, “that She never . of them, were Glosing drow: ‘y. ‘The The light green foliagesof a birch tree near the Throngh the* open chamber window ahove sounded the sleepy trill of a bird, safely snuggled in his nest under the Curiously enough this tender note alone had the power to rouse the dying woman. She had always been in close in her extremity, this weak ery pierced to Corives had heen. jor a plain country squire hike myselt to address this learned company, is indeed to cust pear.s Lefore swine.” Never was 60 success.ul @ speech mate. He could get no turiher for many minutes. ‘ihe swine c)piauded yocitergusiy, and as thouzh tu.ey would never cease. ‘We knew, of course; that the good old gentle-, man meant that he'was the swine and that we were the pearis. But tuen he hud not sad 60. H.s meaning could be gathesed, but was not expressed, ig® 12 ee Drno-idiG Ke ad In his new discovery for Consumption, “succeeded in proda¢ing-2 /medicine which is ecknowledged be all to be, simply marvelous. It is exceédingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not ricken: In all cases of Consumption, Conyzhs, Colds, Wooping Ceugh, Croup, Bronchitis, and Puins in the Chest, it las given universal satixiaction. Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is ‘sold at 60 cents by Carr Bros. my21-6m , tau When Raby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When she was Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, Z Bhe clung to Castoria, When she-had Children, « She gave them Gastoria , A Hieising $e Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort " Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as i: acts gently on tae Kipveys, Liver @ Bowers Rates. Cleansi ing the System when Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing * MABITUAL CONSTIPATION. without weakening or irritating the organs on which it acts, ~ Toe Sale ts Lasting bear pom piles ca BY Tn ene Bee . apis ”? ie llowed “Our baby,” she whispedi’ with a ag? : “him to erg io met } ch of ‘the ‘J . Carriages and Wagons, = ee is Eee aan ptiy. Ps ~~s many lmportant Advantages over per: “ali cues trepared Foods. pe Be, 7 2S CRY FOR IT. IRVALIDS RELISH IT. +3.nes8 Piump, Laughing, Healthy Babies. ; a~ylates the Stom ne erp ae 7 by Denetists. 2he., 50¢., $1.00, RIC (RL Sea & co. besten dik . «J on fine plate paper by patent photo i Xt ame « Every Mother wants these piefan x “ OC. ve Nahe’. op rea aaged Weirs.nif 2. TOM Gtr tops. Te Kas tec, Mt crnaEN BANK, A General Banking Business Transacted™ Wis ISSUE SIGHT T DRAFTS PAYABL} New Verk, San Eranctses: 1S ae . “ and Sacramento We issac ‘BILL Ss OF EXCHANG! Payable AT SIGHT in the principal cities of GREAT BRITAIN aud ECROPE. Cellections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrant« Gold and Silver Bullion chased Assay Office at this Bank. ote 2. PRESIDEN? R. M. HURT.: & _.Vi6R PRESIDEN" JOHN T. MORGAN. ERE SP eT CasHItr D. E. MORGAN. Ass’T Casnixr and S8v’¥ £.M PRESTON DIRECTORS: vz, RM. Hunt,. JoHN-T. MORGAS. Gro. M. HUGHES, D. E. MorGan, Wu. Epwarps. L. Housman, k. M™ Preston. SUpRESPONDENTS: New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bank. 1 ayer egeetxicmenesss Bank of D. O. Mill+ M. L. é& D. MARSH, ‘Kinds : of : Lumber, Office and Lumber Yard : Boulder Street. : Nevada City. 5 Paks 4 OF; ALL KINDS FOR BUILD ing and Mining purposes on hand and sawed to order. We keep constantly on hand a large stock of Sash, -Doors, Blinds Shakes Shingles, Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc. ttc. Tlegr and Second Quality Sugar Pine, =a 5a] ALSO DEAL IN Oak Soruce Pine and tt ,.Gedar, Firewood, is ae PLAZA, PAINT SHOPR. P. BOWERMAN wines Would respectfully inform the BS peor of Nevada City and vicinity that he has opaneé a *irét-Cliisg Paint Shop, Jn the Plaza, near the corner of Sacra@ Seite Btrest, Nevada Gity,, ~ d is prepared to do the following kind Painting : Houses and” Roofs, ~ Signs, Plain and Fancy, Jistemper Painting a specialty FIRST-CLASS WORK ! PRICES, LOW GIVE MEA TRIAL. The Leadg Harness Shop OF NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, Below National Hote Jas. Cairns. ~ Proprietor _—— Harness and Collars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMBE AN. PRAPEH Toe aE REAR . Repairing Neatly Rone. * erunepaen. ight Tere; Wagon, . ; ir &° : s 4 Salty Po “heat! ork falta. ee a EN & wt free to Motirer of any Baby born Fi “TARMISOIC PHOTOGRAPHY Broad Stat Jt. 1 Melada O18 -. Paid up Capital -+ $30 000 . . PHOTOGRAPHER wm. BARTON, agent. . 3 am it’s Easy 1 to Dye i ose age more goods than an and o ve more br Ask for the Dice . 36 colors, 10c. LL, ft &€o. ‘Burlington, Vt : Gilding or Bronzing Fancy ies USE ‘DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Prbrte. Cerner Onpy 10 ; Ww. A. CLINCH 7 ‘AND Z C.J. ADAMS ; ave REDPERED THE : Photograph Gallery on Pine St Both gentlemen are fine Artists and been offered in this part of the tounty OP Exeppicne should visit the Gallery ‘gndfiidenre some pictures. OS™ Von't forget the place— PINI: STREET, erppeiiage0. E. Turner’ HardWaré Store? i * 024 uit ran —AND— ARTIST. 4 STYLE AND SIZE. Instantaneons Photographs of higleA. FRIEDMAN. their work is the best thatyhas ever) MAKES PICTURESIOF EVERY] 5 PRICES has been made, ( Merchant Tailor, daring his absence the services of Mp. Andrew Jobson, _ONE OF THE— Leading Cutters Oi San Francisco, who will be. constantly on hatid’ at the establishment on Broad Street, Two Door# Below Express Office. The Fatablishment has recently beer stocked with a fnil line of the t MR. JOHNSTON Is prepared to make them up in the Latest Styles and at MOST.REASONABLE PRICES Parties From Up Country Desiring samples, will please write, when the samples will be forwardea Free of Charge; accompanied by Rules or Self-Measurement. By this meanr 8s good a fit can be obtained ‘by a gentleman residing in Sierra county at by one living here., A FITGUABANTEED. OB NO SALE. (0-4 GREAT REDUCTION IN which will -be made known on Application. est and mest Artistic finish. é Baby’s Pictur 's a specialty. @@F The Gallery bus heen: refitted with the best instruments, and every Picture is warranted to give entire satisfaction. Order Your Holiday Pictures . FORMERLY JOHN SWART’S NEW GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY verstockel! -—AT THE— BEE HIVE DRY Gdns .rourerans eee +100 Stylish Jackets at $2.50, wortls . $5. 72 Stylish Jackets, xtra Fine at $5; worth $9.50. 125 A@eorted New Styles at prices to suit. Sealette Jackets and wraps in oxide less Variety. eg e goods 4 kept, Pine Dress Goods, Oarpet and Wall Paper a ty. Samples Free and Expressage paid on parcels of $5 to pny part of the,County. THE BEE HIVE, SAMUEL YEO, PROPRIETOR, Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cala. TO STOCK OWNERS. 4 The Excelsior Water and [Mining Company are preand feed for stock during the coming winter. . . Rates Teasonable. ‘For oat ienlars apply. to. ot B. WHEATON, Supt-, + ets sr VOLUTION. world duri: ns a’ i _ . Extraordinary B: gis pared to furnish pasturage. Remember the place. A. FRIEDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Weils. Fargo &.Co.’» Express Office, Nevada Oity. Down oes Furuta THE STOCK cOF FURNITURE Nem IN OUR STORE MUST BF_ REduced regardless of what we get for it ‘order to mak Two Carloads of Furniture ‘Wow on the way from the East. e room for For this reason we offer ats BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS, DINING ROOM TABLES AND, CHAIRS, BEDS ANP BEDDING, LOUNGES, WINDOW SHADES, z CORNIUES, Etc. Fine Upholstering a Specialty Finest Stok of Purn‘tar: IN NEVADA COUNTY LEGG & SHAW Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves TINVVAKE, DOORS, WINDOWS, ‘COAL, OIL, PAINTS, VARNISHES, ¥ woop AND WILLOw WARE, Leather and Shoe: Findings, Glassware, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, Barbed Wire, Etc. ° Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, Oi) Stoves. Msinuiacturem and Repairers of Tin, Copper & Sheet tron Wate 4 HYDRAULIC PIPE, "Gas and Water Pipes and Fittings. lining Implements a Specialty — AGENTS FoR “THE zee ania Powder Works. ‘Largest . and. Best Equipped ‘IARDAWRE STORE Wm Norehern-Contral California ee AK ae aa vasa games & SHAW, . Prices as Low as as the Lowest, BANKRUPT SALE SS HMPHICH Yeon cated East . Household Furniture : e aving been called East, has secured ° BEHOLD Tit BARGAINS . ! $6. 00) IS GOLD I GRAND —o———— THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Mattresses, Spring Beds Carpets, ws Mirrors, Etc., a Bedroom Sets re’ *calnoed from $115 to Carpets, per yard, reduced from (1 25 to #1. Carpets. per yard, reduced fiom $1 0 75 celts. Parlor Sets, reduce {irom {60 to #40 Bed Lounge «; reduced from §30 to iattan Rockers, reduced from §9 to W 1) Paper; Halt Price. Picture Frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price. Bird Cages, H'lf Price. Fine Rags, Two-thirds Price. Aud Evervthing Else at Equally Low Prices. The Goods will be Sold Without Reserve ! Most of the Stock is New AND IN STYLE. REMEMBER THE PLACE: Sakefarth’s Old Stand COMMERCIAL STREET, (Near Pine,) NEVADASCIEY pss ecisnncrns CAL. UGG SHAW ‘PROPRIETORS. 3.'H. MILLER ‘Regularly Receives The Most Anoroved-Stvles IN MENUS AND BOY'S CormOoTHING And Furnishing Goods. As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Fto., Ete., As can be fonnd any where. In the we way st Undo rw ear My Stock is not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fash‘ons Stitt anda Soft Etats BOO'TS AND SHOES, . SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFES, TRUNKS AND VALISEs, And everything else usually fonnd in a fir st-cluss store of tLe kind. My Prices are: Astonishingly Low aur my Stock ig the Most Oor-ml:.te. B. HH. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Sfteet. BARBER SHOP REMOVED. C. E. WILDE AS BRE OyED HIS BARBER SHOP T The Rear of Britland s Saloon. ON PINE STREET, joe Opposite his old Stand, gay “Where he will better prepared than ever . todo all kinds of .onsyrial work in firstclass style. oct2-Im “. New York Bik —oG. WM. DURST, -0— Proprietor AVING PURCHASED THIS WELL. known end ular Baker: John Hurst,'on FP om ae COMMEROIAL STREET, I intend to keep'on hand at all times a gooc Variety of BREAD, PIES, CAKE, Ete, Wedding Cakes And Pa, try Made to order on short notice o1 mos reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line prompt ly attended to, By suict attention to business, givin 00d satisfaction and selling at low rates, * “Main Street. Nevada City hope to merit a liberal patronage. G. W DURST tt GOLD MINING TS SPECIALTY IS county. Placer, countr ful an ing made in if an Advertising Medium in Po In the State North of Sacramento, @ TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF -YOU Waht to Keep Thoroughly Post CONCERNING R HORTICULTY RAL. roma, y C§POUK GRAZING, *L UMBE EKING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at . times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS GENERAL cay News, and it has a circulation that reachthe, reading people in every part of se It also has numerous patrons 1D, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as Sacramento, San Frauciscu and more reote parts of the State. To LAND and to OME SEEKERS throughout the whole it is invaluable, as it giver a faitbcomplete record of the ae ress be the develupment of the coup Recently owned by L. M. Suke". {2 fei craiuary inducemeuta seas herSe forth and purchased oe Jeseawacearaerarrarite iN wal iff's Sale by the undersigned. . & TO ADVERTISERS SOREN NNW a lean tegcnetans thern California. cpm ins fo” ESNOBEPRINTING F= #39 The TRANSCRIP has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office and its : prices fur FIRST-CLASS work ar, as hw as LATEST NOVELTIES . i; tuced from 420] Marne StncoteG wits Sh Mf ; Linir Bemtireeces tee the Must Medern and Attractive Types and In the way of Cloths. got Rede, reduced from 1.) to $7: other printing material, plain and orna: Willow Rockers, reduced from $12 : pip Spel ence to $9. DR. GUNN’S B.1-2-T-E-R-S ‘ THE GREAT Regulating Catarhtic THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy A SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Con:tipation. BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Fever and Ague, AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLEs, DYSPEPSIA, : * (NDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaints, 5 Nausea, Impure Bloed, General Debllity) Dr. Gunn's Bitters AKE PURELY VEGETABLK* Perfectly Safe, : Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO: Proprietors aud Manufacturers. 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisco FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., WE WISH TO EMPLOY A RELIABLE mauiu your couuty, No experience required; permanent pombaa for three years, Salary increased each year, -Light eusy, geuteel business, Money advance forsalary, advertising, ete. Largest man uf'msin ourline, Enelose twocents. No portals, Centennial M’ fg Co., Cincinutti,OSEA WONDERS exist in thoucone of forme, but are surpassed x ne Pen Sete of invention. hoses Oure in need of profita. ble ut ther can be done while Heine at home should at once send their address to Hi ed Co., Portlaud, Maine, and receive free, full information’ how elther sex, all ages, Can earn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards whe)ever they live. Vou are started free. Capital not required. Some have make over in asingled ifs pe Ayer ey single day at this work, Wwanst ED—Axents to solicit ‘Indemnity (pretesred) Insurance, $25 a week at coy ot eae rail nor Territory and ‘erms address URDY, Purk Row, N, Y, City, asi bi ty KOTHER A—-—,mother has been ex: pecting to hear from you eversince you wrote me from Kansus City, and the anxiety is more than she can endure. I shall be at home in D— -—— in Oetober. Come or write ere it be too late, 7 M.SISTER Nevada County N. G. R. R. TIME TABLE NO. 33. Takes Effect Sunday, Oct. 14th, At 11 P.M. eens LEAVING NEVADA CITY: M. DAILY —Coanecting with East Bound 2:15 & San Francisco Po wee ii 55 ad M. DAILY--Connecting with West . 1 ii Bound overland San Francisco at8;15 A, M oe Sa ARRIVING AT NEVADA ITY. A. M. Daily. Connecting witn Eagtbound 3°40 A eae Overland leuving Ban FranP. M. Connecting with East-bound . 1‘ land leaving San Francisco at yO Me, JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Supérintendent. > Nevada and Gress Valley "Bus Line, rem TIME TABLE: * ursher notice the 'Bus will regular trips betw: G by gh ie City at the Titov tng Renee? 4g dh ant a! A.M.,and 1, 3: ‘entoo) bee * eek Leave Nevada C. and2, ‘90,6, teats ity Ae ad o'clock “A. M, ey bh Ba) Hotel Yo hutel 25 gente forthe : WETTERAU & CARSON, id es ‘

Py, ~ In spite of dull times a number of Bhe Daily Transcript. ‘en ep ETE: oggnon~ fo. 32 Commereiat strest;-Nevada City, Cal SSS. Srncdn.ateen Sevada Grass Valley, Rouch & Ready. Soonseviiie orth San Juan, rench Corral, ie seeunend orth Blomfield, Moore's Flat, Granite hie Truckee, end every uth er town of Nevada county: also in Placer and Sierra counties, at prainento, Sau Francisco—in oe wut the State “from Siskiyou to Diego* from the Sierra to the : SUNDAY, NOV. 11, 1888. — LATE NEWS. Gusta Pe cs :0n,a@ wiheide Wel'ington, B. meee de was kil ed Monday by a cin of Pec W. H. Barnum of the Cine Natinal Commitfée is éeriously if] at his home, at Lime Rock, of nervous prostration. It is understood that’ Secretary Bayard, at the close of Cleveland’s Administration, willremove to New Yo k and resume practice of the law. At Newt urg, New York, Tuesday, Danial J. Herty, the pedestrian, covered 3334 miles. in. four .hours,. beating the best American four-hour record. H.-Brownstone & Co’s-general merchandise store, at Traver, was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday. The fire is ésupposedato be the work of an incendiary. On Salt Spring island, British Columbia, Wednesday, while hunting deer, a man named Popenburger mistook a son of J. C. Sparrow for a ceer and shot him dead. : At Victoria, British Columbia, on Thursday, Sinequam, the . Indian charged with the niurder of a boy, wa> sentenced .o be hanged on the 12th-.oi December at Nanaimo. — : President Foster of the Board of Al dermen of New ‘York, who Was “reelected on Tuesday fer another term, died Thursday. Deceased was a Tammany Hall Democrat of leng standing. Leading merchants of México are delighted with the result of the elee4 > -* * A spring rain was falling gently, conMnuously, on Mrs. True’s garden. ‘ately transplantéd<@eramiuma® Ai sunias lifted their heads gratefully to warm shower, and the fuchsias and sweet, alyssum brightened under its influence,:” If their mistress could have seen them, she, too, would have réjoiced, for the: Jowers were her children, petted darlicgs, for whom no care could, be too great, no attention too painstaking.’ She had aoused them in winter, set them out in summer, trimmed, guarded, hung over_ over them year after year,Involuntarily one looked for her mild face at the window, smiling out upon shem, but she was not to be seen. For the second time only in herdife Mrs. True lay in her ehamber, too ill to heed the _pattering rain, of to think of the plaats zrowing so fast inthe sweet, moist air, aven ‘though, thtough the open window »f her room, both sounds and scents’ entered freely, the peaceful sounds and healthful scents of the country. It was very stillin the room where she lay; very stilland orderly. The old furniture was polished and speckless; the linen as white as snow: agaitist the pillows, which had been a part of her bridal outfit, rested the gray head, still neatly cared for, and the face, with -its pallor, still wore a look of kindly impatience, At her side sat her husband, good Deacon True, with bowel head and sad eyes; -and in his work-bardened hand he held her feeble one. Presently a footstep sounded on the muddy sidewalk outside. ‘Then the gate latch clicked. Someone walked up the path and tapped so!_‘y 6n the house door, and was as sofily acmitted. But the two, .with their faces turned toward each of her, took no notice. “How is she?” said the neighbor warns stairs who bad “dropped in.’”’ “Failin’,” answered Fidelia Porkins, the maid of all work, temporarily engaged for the emergency. “How's he?” “Fairly beat out with grievin’. Seems’s if he hadn’t no heart for eatin’ ordrinkin’ ornothin’. Just settin’ up there along 0’ her,.and holdin’ her hand. I never did see folks set sech store by cach other as they Co.” “Veil, they haven’t nobody else to set store by, you see,” said. the visitor, establishing herself by the fire, and .holding outét:vo substantial feet totic Linze, ~ “No, that’s so,” assented] Lidelia, taking out her knitting. make yourse? "f comfortable, 1.3’ Pm real’ glad to see somcbo:ty, Clap. It’s still evitters upstairs, and me andithe cat downstairs, and nothin’ on earth to do. Whzy, there ain’i so much as a teaspoontion. They say the principle of: pro-. tection has made the United States + great country, and it will duthe sank for Mexice issn rae Kelly, who has just served a seVenyear sentence in the Penitentiary for garroting abrothep of Chief of Police Crowley, obSun Francisco, is wanted for robhing and nearly killing a masa Westminister, B. U. The skeleton of a man said to be James Burns, recently of Siberastation with the flesh all eaten off by coyotes. was found 200 yards from the railroad, two yards trom Daggett, by boys afte: game. When seen last he had $60 an: was followed bya stranger. A8 tlies loft at the same time there j is suspicion of foul plays.. 4. ; The committee-on the evlebration of the Centennial of George Washington’: inauguration, met at New York,Thursday, and decided that the celebr.tion would. begin Monday morving Apri! 29th. It will be so wtranged tha President Harrison wil. arrive at E: z.beth, N.J., as Washington did, re.ching New York by a Government dipatch-boat, and landing ut the foo of Wall street. — COAST ITEMS. There were 108 prisoners in the * Portland jail Ist Monday, A new flour-miil has been started at Fall River,; Shasta county. Tne Coronado Fruit Package Factory now emplove 100, workmen. Several arrests were made in Woodland on election day fer illegal voting new. buildings are going up in Santa Ana. Three hundred young men of Storey county, Nevada,.cast their first wt last Tuesday. Red Bloff has un artesian well that is 1040 feet deep. Water raises within 25 feet of the surface. William Shakespeare was the only Democrat elected in Napa county ‘Yast Tuesday. His name saved hir bacon. A place in Doug'as County, Wash, called He-be-tom-tum Canyon, rapidly being settled up. Some one ought to change the name. ' The Seattle Post-Intellizencer says: A Skagit county physician repori that of seventeen virthsin lis neighborhood this year sixteen have been buys. The following-is from the Carson Tribune: A few days ago, when 1. J. Kelly of the Mint was on his deathbed, be was assessed $23 for Democratic campaign purposes.The Nevada Tribune says: George aud Charley Sue, two Chinese on the Carson registry list, were guided to the pollson election day by Matt Brannan, a Democratic worker. The Escondido Times states that the bricks which had been placed yn the college site at Ramona are being !.auled down town to be used in the erection of a schoolhouse. From this it seem-~that the college enterprise has been abandoned, at least for the prerent. ee in Dr. Ourver Wenve.y Hoimes once said: You may set it down as a truth, which of few exceptions, that those who ask your opinion really want your praise. Bos Burdelte offers to give up writthe Sunday newspapers if the ¢ ‘brethen will give up reading that case both would be Wife. self there warn’t nothin’ but a dead baby to shew her,” ful of dirt to clean up nowhere in the house. Jt never did ‘see such housekeepiu’.’ soil Mrs. Clapp, shaking her hed thoughtfully, ‘and as I say, there warn’t no chil iren to make cir:.”’ “No, there warn’t, but them plants is about as bad, to my thinkin,’ cluttering up the place’half the year, and havin’ to trail around with a waterin’ pot, and weedin’ and stewin’ over ’em the rest of the time. She took a sight of comfort ip ‘em, though.” “She was a real good woman, Mis’ True was,’’ sighed Mrs. Clapp, Speaking already in the past tense. “And he’s’ powerful good man.” “Ther; ain’t no better,”” “Qneersech good foiks.hadn't a family. “*Well, hey did have one child.” “Do tell? [ never heard of it before. Boy or girl?” “Boy, I believe; law, Mis’ Trne was most tickled to death about it. She was as proud! as an old hen with one chick, but it didn’t last long. 1 was sent for to nurse her, and she. was a dreadful sick woman, out of her head, just raving about that baby; goin’ on about what she was meaning to co for it. “She had it all planned ont fora lifetime how s.e was a goin’ to rock him to sleep niguts, and how, by and by, he was agoiu’ tosetto the tablein ahich char alongside of ber, and, finally, how be was totake the farm and live w.i them always. By! she was ramblin’on so fast and asmi.ing away to herself. while the rest of ts—me and the «doctor and the deacon—was jest a-fightin’ for that baby’s And, at last, when she come to her‘Dear, dear! did she take on much?” ga‘d Fidelia, dropping her kuitting.in her lap. “Take on? Well, not like some folks. She didn't screech nor cry; but she jest turned awful white, and her eyes got big and bad lool:in’; it was enough to ha’nt’ you to see ’em,and she never ‘said nothin’ to me; jest moaned, and causbt ahold of the deacon’s coat sleeve as if she needed somethin’ to comfort her, It dil seem’s if ber heart was broke sure. had no more cLildren.”” “TI guess.that's why they’ve been so set on each other,”’ mused Fidelia, “Well, as to that, there ain’t no tellin’. Some few folks are so—considerate and feelin’—but mighty few. Most marricd folk get tired of livjn’ together, or, atany rate, they appesr so, to home. Thed and Mis’ Trne they’s been like they was a’courtin’ all these years. Ile’s done all the chores for her that a mortal man could do, and she’s been as sweet to him— well, as sweet as one of them doves a-cooin’ away out there on the barn.’ “fark! What's that?” said Fidelia, holding up one hand,-warninzgly. It was only the sound of a weak voice, above, und a deeper voice trying to answer soothizgly. While the two women had talked the afternoon kad waned, The raia seemed like fust fal.iag tears. The flowcrs, some ‘shadows were deepening. house looked gray in the twilight. young leaves. sympathy with all fair helpless things, flowers, young birds and infants. Now, her beart and woke her. “Where's the baby?” she whispered. “Why don’t they bring the baby to me?” She was living over again her only sickness. She faucied herself young once mor?, young and filled with a strange great bappivess. The years between bad vanished. They were happy years, too, ‘bappier than most __enier. for her sasily gratified, Aaa ie dimplest kind, . To live within their email mearf: to ay aside.a little each year: tok +rt' > iouse immaculate and the flowers 1.1! ng; toknow peaceful nights aud « aneventful days; to help a neighber i. rouble; to sit in the village church icgu arly on Sunday, and to be snre that 1.. grass grew green and the white violet Jourished over a certain small mound ip the graveyard; these were the utmids: imits of her hopes. Her one great grief bad grown tober ender memory, and all the days sine aad been prosperous and ‘serene, u. slouded by one harsh look or word. ‘ Now, suddenly, she was_young peri.” young wife im her new home, with wll . : : ui ae, this B af eapestetion tn bx DARBY AND JOAN. ' “Sow you jast dreacful lonesome here. Jest those two “She was a_master hand for cleanin’,’”’ . 4 sbiue, T Wiiether hearts do. break tell. Heaven, at least, Jet them’ die together, quietly, as lived. ami earl, tremely ha: slsowme} and — flowed in iJivost ‘excessive food, ‘ning vas wef adviniced \ hea a Le B.nt ou gepteman arose to ‘propose’ 2 tovet. He spoxe with entire tiuen. y, but soficvhow he said exactly the op; onite of “Where's the baby? ‘Why don’t they bring the baby to me?” she repeated, eagerly. Her husbard leaned forward, pressing hand in both of-his. 4 oe baby?” “he said; ‘wha: For him thesad present had ‘mp the past. ® of rapture in her faded eyés. “Ob, Lois!” He bent, his head still lower. That shadowy child of theirs-seemedhardly more than a dream to him. He had never held it, or played with it, or talked to it.in imazjination, as she had.. “His name ts Josiah, for you,” continued thecdying woman, ‘trying to tighten her clasp of the hand holding hers, ard looking cornest'7'tip at him. “He wil be Lttle Jo. P.rhaate like yours, and he will be « be yon, I hope. ‘We will teac. be good, won’t we?”’ “Yes, yes, Lois.” s “But why don’t they bring Li: I want so much to hold him, cy ones, fora little while. I won’t keep him long. I want. to fecl és little hand on’my face and Liss lis little cheek. Please tell them te bring Lim.” “Tush, brush, Lois, dear.’’ “Perhaps they don’t know where.his: clothes are. I laid them all ready in the top drawer of the bureau in the spare room, his little Line socks, and his shirt, acd the white slip—they said he must gee afS ~ his eyes od man eR ite _wear slips at first, not dresser. Everything’s reaty: A boy, you said. Ob, do let me hold him now.” The ol. man groaned aloud and tried to quiet her, but: without success. Ou_ doors a ‘wind was risitg, a soft wind, fragrant. with the bittersweet Lreath o:! blossoming peach trees. It sighed at the open window, and sw‘ ‘pha bra’ birch tree against the upper pric s, The deacon tried to rise to closethe ‘glass, but she moved ineasily ag if to sit up in bed. He put his arms out to support her, She hardly seemed to see or feel them. Slowly her face grew radiant with surprise and delight. : “Al, you have brought him to me at last,”’ sho cried, with hands outstretched. . “Quick, rive Lim to me here, close to my heart: Ob; how ‘dear, how beautiful. he is, Thad not thought he would be halt so beautiful.” She held her arms asit they encircled a little form, and bent her face over them in t-nderest mother fashion. “iy baby! my baby!’ she whispered, then, with asish of utter content, sac. back upon her pillows, The women downstairs listened for the sound of voices to bezin again, expecting to be summoned, but moaned summous ‘came. Night and darkness fell ie the garden and closed about the house. Fidelia put a lamp outside the chamber doorandsbut the door quietly. Sbe glanced toward th« bed where Lirs.-True seemed to be aslee” her husband, with his face buried in tLe pillow, nearher. She left all the.neces sary articles for the night and moved away with‘a noiseless step. The hours went on slowly and silently. Thé* stars*:shohe out Th: @he sky at dast;! whitd tHe flowets® Sept down in the shadows, and the littlé birc was gently rocked in his soft tradle. Al was sullin the house where children’s feet had. never pattered up WL, BOL children’s voices echoed. When .morhing, . calm, ii sunny. brightened the quiet room it showed th: womun’s face g’>rified with a smile of «bsolute-pence, Who knows?‘ Perhaps, indeed, her aby had been brought to her, Beside Ler, wiiite and wau in the sun lay her faithful . companion. or not, Leahnot had mercifully they An Orizinal After Dinger Speceh, . The «ut rtainment: was. givén by an ad serveily popular “lt ‘wes exve evewiathe ment. ‘4 feel,” sad ‘he, “that She never . of them, were Glosing drow: ‘y. ‘The The light green foliagesof a birch tree near the Throngh the* open chamber window ahove sounded the sleepy trill of a bird, safely snuggled in his nest under the Curiously enough this tender note alone had the power to rouse the dying woman. She had always been in close in her extremity, this weak ery pierced to Corives had heen. jor a plain country squire hike myselt to address this learned company, is indeed to cust pear.s Lefore swine.” Never was 60 success.ul @ speech mate. He could get no turiher for many minutes. ‘ihe swine c)piauded yocitergusiy, and as thouzh tu.ey would never cease. ‘We knew, of course; that the good old gentle-, man meant that he'was the swine and that we were the pearis. But tuen he hud not sad 60. H.s meaning could be gathesed, but was not expressed, ig® 12 ee Drno-idiG Ke ad In his new discovery for Consumption, “succeeded in proda¢ing-2 /medicine which is ecknowledged be all to be, simply marvelous. It is exceédingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not ricken: In all cases of Consumption, Conyzhs, Colds, Wooping Ceugh, Croup, Bronchitis, and Puins in the Chest, it las given universal satixiaction. Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is ‘sold at 60 cents by Carr Bros. my21-6m , tau When Raby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When she was Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, Z Bhe clung to Castoria, When she-had Children, « She gave them Gastoria , A Hieising $e Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort " Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as i: acts gently on tae Kipveys, Liver @ Bowers Rates. Cleansi ing the System when Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing * MABITUAL CONSTIPATION. without weakening or irritating the organs on which it acts, ~ Toe Sale ts Lasting bear pom piles ca BY Tn ene Bee . apis ”? ie llowed “Our baby,” she whispedi’ with a ag? : “him to erg io met } ch of ‘the ‘J . Carriages and Wagons, = ee is Eee aan ptiy. Ps ~~s many lmportant Advantages over per: “ali cues trepared Foods. pe Be, 7 2S CRY FOR IT. IRVALIDS RELISH IT. +3.nes8 Piump, Laughing, Healthy Babies. ; a~ylates the Stom ne erp ae

7 by Denetists. 2he., 50¢., $1.00, RIC (RL Sea & co. besten dik . «J on fine plate paper by patent photo i Xt ame « Every Mother wants these piefan x “ OC. ve Nahe’. op rea aaged Weirs.nif 2. TOM Gtr tops. Te Kas tec, Mt crnaEN BANK, A General Banking Business Transacted™ Wis ISSUE SIGHT T DRAFTS PAYABL} New Verk, San Eranctses: 1S ae . “ and Sacramento We issac ‘BILL Ss OF EXCHANG! Payable AT SIGHT in the principal cities of GREAT BRITAIN aud ECROPE. Cellections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrant« Gold and Silver Bullion chased Assay Office at this Bank. ote 2. PRESIDEN? R. M. HURT.: & _.Vi6R PRESIDEN" JOHN T. MORGAN. ERE SP eT CasHItr D. E. MORGAN.. Ass’T Casnixr and S8v’¥ £.M PRESTON DIRECTORS: vz, RM. Hunt,.. JoHN-T. MORGAS. Gro. M. HUGHES, D. E. MorGan, Wu. Epwarps. L. Housman, k. M™ Preston. SUpRESPONDENTS: New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bank. 1 ayer egeetxicmenesss Bank of D. O. Mill+ M. L. é& D. MARSH, ‘Kinds : of : Lumber, Office and Lumber Yard : Boulder Street. : Nevada City. 5 Paks 4 OF; ALL KINDS FOR BUILD ing and Mining purposes on hand and sawed to order. We keep constantly on hand a large stock of Sash, -Doors, Blinds Shakes Shingles, Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc. ttc. Tlegr and Second Quality Sugar Pine, =a 5a] ALSO DEAL IN Oak Soruce Pine and tt ,.Gedar, Firewood, is ae PLAZA, PAINT SHOPR. P. BOWERMAN wines Would respectfully inform the BS peor of Nevada City and vicinity that he has opaneé a *irét-Cliisg Paint Shop, Jn the Plaza, near the corner of Sacra@ Seite Btrest, Nevada Gity,, ~ d is prepared to do the following kind Painting : Houses and” Roofs, ~ Signs, Plain and Fancy, Jistemper Painting a specialty FIRST-CLASS WORK ! PRICES, LOW GIVE MEA TRIAL. The Leadg Harness Shop OF NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, Below National Hote Jas. Cairns. ~ Proprietor _—— Harness and Collars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMBE AN. PRAPEH Toe aE REAR . Repairing Neatly Rone. * erunepaen. ight Tere; Wagon, . ; ir &° : s 4 Salty Po “heat! ork falta. ee a EN & wt free to Motirer of any Baby born Fi “TARMISOIC PHOTOGRAPHY Broad Stat Jt. 1 Melada O18 -. Paid up Capital -+ $30 000 . . PHOTOGRAPHER wm. BARTON, agent. . 3 am it’s Easy 1 to Dye i ose age more goods than an and o ve more br Ask for the Dice . 36 colors, 10c. LL, ft &€o. ‘Burlington, Vt : Gilding or Bronzing Fancy ies USE ‘DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Prbrte. Cerner Onpy 10 ; Ww. A. CLINCH 7 ‘AND Z C.J. ADAMS ; ave REDPERED THE : Photograph Gallery on Pine St Both gentlemen are fine Artists and been offered in this part of the tounty OP Exeppicne should visit the Gallery ‘gndfiidenre some pictures. OS™ Von't forget the place— PINI: STREET, erppeiiage0. E. Turner’ HardWaré Store? i * 024 uit ran —AND— ARTIST. 4 STYLE AND SIZE. Instantaneons Photographs of higleA. FRIEDMAN. their work is the best thatyhas ever) MAKES PICTURESIOF EVERY] 5 PRICES has been made, ( Merchant Tailor, daring his absence the services of Mp. Andrew Jobson, _ONE OF THE— Leading Cutters Oi San Francisco, who will be. constantly on hatid’ at the establishment on Broad Street, Two Door# Below Express Office. The Fatablishment has recently beer stocked with a fnil line of the t MR. JOHNSTON Is prepared to make them up in the Latest Styles and at MOST.REASONABLE PRICES Parties From Up Country Desiring samples, will please write, when the samples will be forwardea Free of Charge; accompanied by Rules or Self-Measurement. By this meanr 8s good a fit can be obtained ‘by a gentleman residing in Sierra county at by one living here., A FITGUABANTEED. OB NO SALE. (0-4 GREAT REDUCTION IN which will -be made known on Application. est and mest Artistic finish. é Baby’s Pictur 's a specialty. @@F The Gallery bus heen: refitted with the best instruments, and every Picture is warranted to give entire satisfaction. Order Your Holiday Pictures . FORMERLY JOHN SWART’S NEW GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY verstockel! -—AT THE— BEE HIVE DRY Gdns .rourerans eee +100 Stylish Jackets at $2.50, wortls . $5. 72 Stylish Jackets, xtra Fine at $5; worth $9.50. 125 A@eorted New Styles at prices to suit. Sealette Jackets and wraps in oxide less Variety. eg e goods 4 kept, Pine Dress Goods, Oarpet and Wall Paper a ty. Samples Free and Expressage paid on parcels of $5 to pny part of the,County. THE BEE HIVE, SAMUEL YEO, PROPRIETOR, Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cala. TO STOCK OWNERS. 4 The Excelsior Water and [Mining Company are preand feed for stock during the coming winter. . . Rates Teasonable. ‘For oat ienlars apply. to. ot B. WHEATON, Supt-, + ets sr VOLUTION. world duri: ns a’ i _ . Extraordinary B: gis pared to furnish pasturage. Remember the place. A. FRIEDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Weils. Fargo &.Co.’» Express Office, Nevada Oity. Down oes Furuta THE STOCK cOF FURNITURE Nem IN OUR STORE MUST BF_ REduced regardless of what we get for it ‘order to mak Two Carloads of Furniture ‘Wow on the way from the East. e room for For this reason we offer ats BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS, DINING ROOM TABLES AND, CHAIRS, BEDS ANP BEDDING, LOUNGES, WINDOW SHADES, z CORNIUES, Etc. Fine Upholstering a Specialty Finest Stok of Purn‘tar: IN NEVADA COUNTY LEGG & SHAW Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves TINVVAKE, DOORS, WINDOWS, ‘COAL, OIL, PAINTS, VARNISHES, ¥ woop AND WILLOw WARE, Leather and Shoe: Findings, Glassware, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, Barbed Wire, Etc. ° Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, Oi) Stoves. Msinuiacturem and Repairers of Tin, Copper & Sheet tron Wate 4 HYDRAULIC PIPE, "Gas and Water Pipes and Fittings. lining Implements a Specialty — AGENTS FoR “THE zee ania Powder Works. ‘Largest . and. Best Equipped ‘IARDAWRE STORE Wm Norehern-Contral California ee AK ae aa vasa games & SHAW, . Prices as Low as as the Lowest, BANKRUPT SALE SS HMPHICH Yeon cated East . Household Furniture : e aving been called East, has secured ° BEHOLD Tit BARGAINS . ! $6. 00) IS GOLD I GRAND —o———— THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Mattresses, Spring Beds Carpets, ws Mirrors, Etc., a Bedroom Sets re’ *calnoed from $115 to Carpets, per yard, reduced from (1 25 to #1. Carpets. per yard, reduced fiom $1 0 75 celts. Parlor Sets, reduce {irom {60 to #40 Bed Lounge «; reduced from §30 to iattan Rockers, reduced from §9 to W 1) Paper; Halt Price. Picture Frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price. Bird Cages, H'lf Price. Fine Rags, Two-thirds Price. Aud Evervthing Else at Equally Low Prices. The Goods will be Sold Without Reserve ! Most of the Stock is New AND IN STYLE. REMEMBER THE PLACE: Sakefarth’s Old Stand COMMERCIAL STREET, (Near Pine,) NEVADASCIEY pss ecisnncrns CAL. UGG SHAW ‘PROPRIETORS. 3.'H. MILLER ‘Regularly Receives The Most Anoroved-Stvles IN MENUS AND BOY'S CormOoTHING And Furnishing Goods. As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Fto., Ete., As can be fonnd any where. In the we way st Undo rw ear My Stock is not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fash‘ons Stitt anda Soft Etats BOO'TS AND SHOES, . SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFES, TRUNKS AND VALISEs, And everything else usually fonnd in a fir st-cluss store of tLe kind. My Prices are: Astonishingly Low aur my Stock ig the Most Oor-ml:.te. B. HH. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Sfteet. BARBER SHOP REMOVED. C. E. WILDE AS BRE OyED HIS BARBER SHOP T The Rear of Britland s Saloon. ON PINE STREET, joe Opposite his old Stand, gay “Where he will better prepared than ever . todo all kinds of .onsyrial work in firstclass style. oct2-Im “. New York Bik —oG. WM. DURST, -0— Proprietor AVING PURCHASED THIS WELL. known end ular Baker: John Hurst,'on FP om ae COMMEROIAL STREET, I intend to keep'on hand at all times a gooc Variety of BREAD, PIES, CAKE, Ete, Wedding Cakes And Pa, try Made to order on short notice o1 mos reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line prompt ly attended to, By suict attention to business, givin 00d satisfaction and selling at low rates, * “Main Street. Nevada City hope to merit a liberal patronage. G. W DURST tt GOLD MINING TS SPECIALTY IS county. Placer, countr ful an ing made in if an Advertising Medium in Po In the State North of Sacramento, @ TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF -YOU Waht to Keep Thoroughly Post CONCERNING R HORTICULTY RAL. roma, y C§POUK GRAZING, *L UMBE EKING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at . times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS GENERAL cay News, and it has a circulation that reachthe, reading people in every part of se It also has numerous patrons 1D, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as Sacramento, San Frauciscu and more reote parts of the State. To LAND and to OME SEEKERS throughout the whole it is invaluable, as it giver a faitbcomplete record of the ae ress be the develupment of the coup Recently owned by L. M. Suke". {2 fei craiuary inducemeuta seas herSe forth and purchased oe Jeseawacearaerarrarite iN wal iff's Sale by the undersigned. . & TO ADVERTISERS SOREN NNW a lean tegcnetans thern California. cpm ins fo” ESNOBEPRINTING F= #39 The TRANSCRIP has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office and its : prices fur FIRST-CLASS work ar, as hw as LATEST NOVELTIES . i; tuced from 420] Marne StncoteG wits Sh Mf ; Linir Bemtireeces tee the Must Medern and Attractive Types and In the way of Cloths. got Rede, reduced from 1.) to $7: other printing material, plain and orna: Willow Rockers, reduced from $12 : pip Spel ence to $9. DR. GUNN’S B.1-2-T-E-R-S ‘ THE GREAT Regulating Catarhtic THE INDISPENSIBLE Household Remedy A SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Con:tipation. BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Fever and Ague, AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLEs, DYSPEPSIA, : * (NDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaints, 5 Nausea, Impure Bloed, General Debllity) Dr. Gunn's Bitters AKE PURELY VEGETABLK* Perfectly Safe, : Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO: Proprietors aud Manufacturers. 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisco FOR SALE BY CARR BROS., WE WISH TO EMPLOY A RELIABLE mauiu your couuty, No experience required; permanent pombaa for three years, Salary increased each year, -Light eusy, geuteel business, Money advance forsalary, advertising, ete. Largest man uf'msin ourline, Enelose twocents. No portals, Centennial M’ fg Co., Cincinutti,OSEA WONDERS exist in thoucone of forme, but are surpassed x ne Pen Sete of invention. hoses Oure in need of profita. ble ut ther can be done while Heine at home should at once send their address to Hi ed Co., Portlaud, Maine, and receive free, full information’ how elther sex, all ages, Can earn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards whe)ever they live. Vou are started free. Capital not required. Some have make over in asingled ifs pe Ayer ey single day at this work, Wwanst ED—Axents to solicit ‘Indemnity (pretesred) Insurance, $25 a week at coy ot eae rail nor Territory and ‘erms address URDY, Purk Row, N, Y, City, asi bi ty KOTHER A—-—,mother has been ex: pecting to hear from you eversince you wrote me from Kansus City, and the anxiety is more than she can endure. I shall be at home in D— -—— in Oetober. Come or write ere it be too late, 7 M.SISTER Nevada County N. G. R. R. TIME TABLE NO. 33. Takes Effect Sunday, Oct. 14th, At 11 P.M. eens LEAVING NEVADA CITY: M. DAILY —Coanecting with East Bound 2:15 & San Francisco Po wee ii 55 ad M. DAILY--Connecting with West . 1 ii Bound overland San Francisco at8;15 A, M oe Sa ARRIVING AT NEVADA ITY. A. M. Daily. Connecting witn Eagtbound 3°40 A eae Overland leuving Ban FranP. M. Connecting with East-bound . 1‘ land leaving San Francisco at yO Me, JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Supérintendent. > Nevada and Gress Valley "Bus Line, rem TIME TABLE: * ursher notice the 'Bus will regular trips betw: G by gh ie City at the Titov tng Renee? 4g dh ant a! A.M.,and 1, 3: ‘entoo) bee * eek Leave Nevada C. and2, ‘90,6, teats ity Ae ad o'clock “A. M, ey bh Ba) Hotel Yo hutel 25 gente forthe : WETTERAU & CARSON, id es ‘