August 21, 1893 (4 pages)

r? tion, salth ut a 1 the 30wconlies ndiche assiand how deiver the lore andlem any rth. 10rcy. ED, yspepsia, rdly ever been disseems to ses of the on, Ga. avene il flowera, u. Every . (ONTEZ LE Ecce fect con2. Matter. sh disfigoF TorMm, HarriBi Wb E treet, . mish of EK HHA Rval ed. SON EF vET, OMockttion end may heid r of ; No, Cal Bate ae psa Seen aceaee se ORY, NR Ep praei TUE —. cal ©HE ©RANSGRIPT. ‘gues’ : The ees a in oe Union Arrivals, Hats H ats . i ats I — Nevada Uity, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays aud Legal Holidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—i5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wien PAID IN AD= VANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. © MONDAY EVE’G, AUGUS1 21, °93. WILL BEAT THEM ALL. _— The Admission Day Celebration at Camptonville Will Be Unique and Original, — CAMPTONVILLE, August 18th. Eprror Dairy Transorirt : Inclosed please find complimentary tickets for yourselves. I notice in your isgue of the 17th that 1,000 pedple cannot find accommodations. Why? We calculate on 2,000, and agree that none go away hungry. Sleepers don’t go. We guarantee excite. ment enough to paralyze any sleeper, and life is too short te miss an entertainment that may never again be presented. The programme will be carried out to the letter and no one need fear a disagreeable 1eception, All arrangements have been made to have a successful celebration, and nothing will be spared to that end. Our Indian village is ‘about cempleted ; our miners’ town will soom be finished. The bear is fast improving and seems to realize the combat awaiting him. The ¢ld stage coach .is already greased, the messenger wears a deathly appearance, and the Coroner looks smiling. Come off, now, don’t advertise us like that. Our hearts, our hands, and our pockets. are open, yes, our hemes are open, not to thé chronic kicker, but for all who come for a good tine. They'll get it, too, commencing at 2 r. M.-sharp the-8th day of September, 1893. Dent get here-too~late; Seeing is believing, and—we-will—make you believe the old town on the hill is still in it ~-and can outdo our neighbors in realities—no parlor entertainment. We promise—beth smiles and.tears.'Che.youug,-the-old;-the reserved and the rough will all be entertained, aud hone need feel unwelcome. Something to please all will be preduced, Come everybody aud bring your friends We will accoiarhodate you. Respectfully yours, W. B. Merk. * Tae . 1 SHILOH’S CURK is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption, , It is the best Cough Cure, Only one cent a dose, 25 cbs, 50 cts, and $1.09, Sold by Carr Bros. sc eeaerarsal Don't you_kuow_te—have-p-rfect-health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsa~ parilla, the best blood purifier ‘and strength builder, : Hoop's ritus may be had by mail for 25c of U. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : i Failing Fast. Will T. Morgan's condition becanre much worse this afternoon, and he is, failing fast. It is theught by the dectgrs that he can live only a day or so lofger at the most. John T, Morgan, wife and two danghters, are on their way“home from abroad, and are expected.t0 reach Marysville tonight by the Northérn Pacifie route, on which they had parchased tickets. A conveyance has beén sent tv Marysville to meet them upon ~ their arrival there and bring them to this city without delay, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshuess and clearness to the Complexion and cures’ Constipation, 25c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, +74 eet Leoking for Fire Traps. Chief Engineer Schmidt, accompanied by . Health Officer Bailey and City Marshal Dana B. Getchell made a tour of a portion of the town Saturday looking for places where fire is apt to start. They found sey— eral places where piles of rubbish of an inflammable nature had been allowed to gather. Other dangerous places were found that need prompt attention, and the owners of property where these fire traps exist will Le notified to remove them without delay. A little precaution at this seagon may pre~ vent a serious conflagration. a Take Simmons Liver Regulator for hear troubles, often due to indigestion. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his orstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade. , j24 rn re rere Found. A small fur cape. Owner can obtain it by calling at this office. jy28 DEPRICE’S . (eo aPowder MOST PERFECT MADE, In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder its supremacy. Asma "Aloe OF acy lier” aaulerant. # Years the Standard. et _. accommodate all who wish to g° down to Of Geveral laterest to the Readers of the Daily Transeript. —, Next week the District Fair opens. The weather continues delightfully pleasant, T. H.-Carr filed his bond today as Justice of the Peace, There was a very large attendance at the various churches yesterday. Alf. Seaman hag put a substantial brake on the county’s new sprinkling wagon. Eight-hour shifts are being worked at the Reward mine. -The ground at present is very wet and difficult to work. The funeral of Andrea Della Piazzi took place this afternoon from Groves’ undertak~ ing rooms, The Milton Mining Company's new ce-— ment mill, at French Corral, will be ready to start up this week. We are indebted to the Directors of the Seventeenth Agricultural District Associa: tion tor Pavilion comiplimentary tickets, Goyne’s band has been engaged to give * concert in front ef the Union Hotel on next Saturday evening, : A. Isoard wen the suit of clothes at Hart: man & Dillac’s drawing Saturday night. Ben Hoskins and W. )D, Harris were dis charged from the county ‘jail teday after serving their full terms, _ F. 8. Stevens of Auburn, who beld ticket No. 39, won, the bicycle rafiled by James Colley, Jr., Saturday evening. Work has been commenced-on the addi— tien that is to be built on the building occupied by Shurtleff & Son's store, at the Plaza. Two shooting galleries, a knife-ringing game, the striking machine and a phono. graph are gathering in the spare dimes and nickels of our people. Froin now on until the 4th of September the small boy will exhibit a remarkable amount of energy and industry, to raise funds to pay his way into the big circus. Stock on the mountain ranges is said to be looking better this year than for many seasons past. The feed has been unusu ally good. Saturday evening in their camping wagions and en horseback. They have gous jiito . camp at Ismert’s Grove. f. Minnie Lee was arrested for saatiine by Constable “Scott ‘this afternoon. She will have a trial Wednesday afternoon, before Justice Mulloy. Failing to give $200 bonds she was taken. to jail. ne Tt is thought special trains’ will be run from this city to Grass Valley ext week to the Pavilion; ‘ ‘ James Northway arrived here from Ma~ rysville yesterday with the new bus for. the Union Hotel. It isa beauty, and a” credit to the town, odie eee On mest of the roads leadikg from town the dust is from four inches to a feot deep. On the Grass Valley road there is practically no dust, the sprinkler doing” its work very thoroughly, ‘Lewis Feote and company arrived ‘hapa the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald. well presiding : Estate of Wm. Rowe, deceased. Settlement of final account and petition for distribution granted, Richard Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon. Order granting plaintiff 3 days additional time te tile answer to cross—complaint. D, F. Norton vs. John Hastings et al. Order Overrulling demurrer and 12 days te answer. Daniel J. Buckley vs. Pat Foley et al. Order postponing héaring motion for a new trial one week, Istate of guardianship of John H. Murphy, deceased. Order appointing Win. Provis Jr., J. W. Uptom and P. H. Paynter appraisers, : A. McCormick et al. vs, Geo. W. Baldwin et al. On trial—seventh day, BRUTE RG orden : Deserving Praise, ones We desire to Say to our citizens, that for years we'have been selling Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr, King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, andhave never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction, We. do_ not, hestitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do net follow their use. These remedies have won their great Bros. Druggists. e = + *@e+ Take! Take! Take Simmons Liver Regu lator for dyspepsia, constipation and heart~ burn, : Absolutely Pure. _ ~ A creani of “tartar “baking po wder,—— Highest of all in leavening strength.-—Latest United States Government FoodReport. Royal Baking Powder Co., ~ 106° Wall St., NX Db Ht Pay FOR A by The man with the striking machine which has a tfaveling ball that runa up a rod attached to an upright ladder, has set up—his. apparatus on the old Steddard lot, Broad . street. He did a good business Saturday night. ! Superintendent Mitchell, of the Pavilion, asserts that the exhibits this year at Van’s Opera House will excel anything of the kind ever seen in the county, A week from tomorrow evening the doors of ‘the Pavilion will be thrown open to the public. William Goulden, who was shot through the body at the Moyflower mine two weeks ago Sunday, by Phillips, the cook, has so far recovered as to be able to be around again. Fight mem who were found drunk on the streets last week were arrested and put in the calaboose. Marshal Getchell says he is determined to keep drunks off the public Streets, and will arrest all suspicious char— acters. As the funeral cortege of Andrea Della Piazza was coming up Broad street this af_ ternoon, the horses attached to the hearse balked, and then begaa backing and rearing. The hearse was backed down against the hack before the horses could be induced to ge ahead. A big lead of watermelons and fruit will arrive at Shurtleff & Son’s store on Wednesday neon. The stock will be the ‘freshest and best ever brought to Nevada City. As soom as you read this metice, go down to Shurtleff & Son’s store and leave am order for just what you want. : On Friday evening the Congregational people will give a literary,and musical entertainment: at the Union Hotel, after which the dancing pertion of the audience, will indulge in the “light famtastic. Nevada City is as well supplied with musical instruments as any town of its size in the United States. Nearly every house has either an organ, piano, guitar, mandolin, accordeon, flute, violin or some other instrument, and of an evening you cannot walk in any part of the residence portion without hearing strains ef music. All this goes to show that the people are not only refined but that they are alse sympathetic and peaceful im their natures. +--+ -0@e New Try This. . It will cost younothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, er any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, er money will be paid back: Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how goed a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50cts. and $1. +280 i 3 Cuanixs Proeg, aged about thirty year, well known to the traveling public, was thrown from a buggy and killed at Watsonville the other day. WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE JAMES CAIRNS, Makes a New Harness for $1 a week on install ments, payable at each and eve:ry Saturday night. There is a drawing of one harness eveiry Saturday night. If a customer desires a finer harness than $25 he can pay the difference. It is no humbug; each and every man has to get a new harness during the twenty-five weeks, and the last man gets an extra of anything in his -line to the value of $5. Residence Property for Sale Must be disposed of immediately.” A roomy, well-built house, with modern improvements, located on a fine lot on one of the best streets and close to Nevada City’s business center. Will be sold at alow figure and on reasonable terms. This is a first-class Opportunity to buy one of the pleasantest homes at the county seat, Enquire of —I. J. ROLFE, Nevada City, Cal. Farm For. Sale Cheap. Stade ‘che SAAN. ONB MILE tg NEvada ; as seven-100m house, , new bara, one thousand trees in bear. te Halfthe land is heavily timbered and all rs ne under and along the main south Yuba One of ie ucet wticgin Nevada county. Good reasons given for selliug. : Apply at Tistecnive etee austt £ * You Can Judge ‘Their Charactor By the Way They Carry Cash. =e Demcorat: If you want to know something about a man’s character watch how he handles his money. The generous, careless man carries his money loose in his pocket— copper, silver and gold all mixed up to~ gether—and when he is going to pay for anything he takes out » handful and picks out the amount he requires. . He seems to have pesition, and, being perfectly honest himself, thinks most others must be like him. Of course he is often cheated and imposed upon, yet he never entirely looses his faith in his fellow creatures. A fine nature is his —in fact, toe fine to cope with the greedy, grasping mortals that flood the world. The man who, if he has to pay a few pence, won't even take the trouble of counting out the amount of coppers, but throws down a piece of silver to be changed—and_ by-theby he rarely counts his change—is a type of “a fool and his money are’ soon parted,” Perhaps a love of display, almost inseparapopularty purely’ on their merits. Carr . , : tight, and, so to say, draws. it out of his 4 from a miser, who rarely carries money about 4 his person at all, unless it be sewn up in . cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranble from such a character, hay something to do with this. A careful man always carries &purse and keeps the gold, silver and cepper in different compartments, A man like that never wastes his money. He values his money as it ought. to lie valued, and, though not niggardly, is determined te have his money's worth. He quite ‘believes"that “any feol can make money, but it takes a wise man to keep it," and he is right. The mean man never lets you see what money he has. When he is going to pay for anything he turns his back to you, clutches his money hand, and places the coins down one by one, for he is loth to part with them, even for necessaries, Such a man is not far removed his clothes, Remember, the man who jingles his money, in ninety-nine cases’ out of @ hundred hasn't got much. A bunch of keys and.a few coppers make a good deal ef noise, tuacklen’s Arnica Salve. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handa,. Chilblai-«; Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely teed to give perfect satisfacion ot money the meeting, on refunded: Privé 25” cents per box. For ale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. . Nevada County Miners’ Association, — (PUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEVADA fer the election of officers and the transaction of such business as may properly come before Thursday, August 31st, ; FOR $1 A WEEK !. : t10A.M., at the Theater, Nevada City Jalif, : Ww, F_kNGLEBRIGHT, — 21-Thw Seeretary. no fear of robbery, for he is of a trustful disF ““The ‘best Salve in the world for Cuta, ‘County Miners’ Association will be held, } F. E. Morrill, Penn Valley, Miss M. Williams, Columbia Hill, Lauren Woodruff, . B. D. Pike, San Francisco, Geo. Seim, . at M. Lopes, ne O. B. Gassaway, Penn Valley, M. G. Williams, Polliac, P. T. Riley, Grass Valley, P. W. Hackney, Federal Loan, Mrs. J. Dorlovan, Patterson; Lizzie Donevan, _ Kate Donovan, ou a. Donovan, ss Dan Donovan, a Mrs. J. ©. Holland, © J. B. Humphrey, Sierra Valley, Robert. Steineggar, Jack Rabbit, J. Kiteart, Sierra Valley, Mrs. A. Deiter, Loomis, Fred Locey, Camptonville, Thee. Van Buskirk, Marysville, Kd Norris, Ady, Corps Sells Cireus, C. D. Eskews, ue Chas.Holten & wife, Li J. Snyder, “§ Sherty Ladd, “ Joe Keener, us ne Geo, Amonde, by Harry Leonard, du J. Jungerman, Oakland, A. A. Hebe, vl J. A. Callen, M. D., Auburn, . Fuller, San Juan, M. B. Charch, Indian Springs, Jy Alexander, San Juan. —e * National Exchange, ' Geo, Nihell, Forhestown, A. A, Cheiitie;* Milwaukee, L. W. Wilcox, Sacramento, lL, Aumer, Lb ‘R. Richardson, es W.F. Geary, “e J. McCluskey, Blodmmtiel, A, Myer, “4 CO. MM, Boanemout, Oaklands C.D, Wastin, Graniteville, T. Wayman, Forest City, C, P. Loughridge & wile, Grass, Valley, Jd. Wadley, > oh C. W. Kitts, B. Burnight, hy H. Fitter, Graniteviile, N. Douglass, Sau Juan, M. Cross, as H. M. Butler, « LR. Prescott, Washington, J. Goffit, Moore's -Platyens<-D. MePhetres, Truckee, Mrs, Sunderhouse, Sieira City, F.C. Luetje, Kentucky Flat, W. Goss, Penn Vulley, BY M. Pridgeou, Lake City, F, Day, Grass Valley, _{, H, Magruder, Vibe City; W. J. Kearney, San Franciseo, OS A.R. Lerd, Spanish Mine, MM T. Coan, Indian F lat, : 1e LEADING . County, We have THE LONABLE STOCK OF for both Boys and Men, which TRAORDINARILY LOW ‘mice, One Steck of Clothing Our BOOTS & SH¢ Our alter & Our FURNISHING GOODS ean ge CLAIM, and ic is venetally conceeded that we are tl a LAT DEALERS in Nevada LARGEST AND MOST FASH. HATS ‘ever brought to. this city, We are offerin y for sale at EXPRICES, We have just received ANOTHER LOT of FEDORA HATS.IN ALLSHA DES-something is Complete. ae not be excelled, JES are of the best makes, RICES NONE CAN COMPLAIN ABOUT, Johnston, THK ONE. PRICK STORE, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Of the Rainbow: We are al A FTE Pause, “trends, long enor stack of Greeeries; Maple Si Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruit orders for Shakes-and-Wood: Cheese. Lard, Hams and Bacon” all Nuts, Ete., at the di PLAZA —_—_———. BWegin to G@et Rich By saving money on your purchasdy ty buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, A POT. Of Golda is) supposed to be Con: cealed at the sissies vy yy . igh to inspect oe inimense igar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, s, &, &c. Also’ leave your We import Or Maple Sugar direct from the big Sugar orchards of Easterts Canada,-’ a iSoatibatanSxnes kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, STORE. . We always keep Ahebestof ‘goods at Fair Prices. * “THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Notice to! Creditors, JF fSTATE. OF WILLIAM WOLF, DECIASE Dp, Ei Notice is yg wiven byghe undersigned, Administratrix of the evtate of William Wolf. deceased, to the creditois of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the hecessary vouchers, within four months after the ‘fifst publication of this notice, to the said Adminuistratrix, at the aw office of Fred Searls, Nevada City, Cal. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in.said county of Nevada. MARY WOLF, Administratrix of Estate of William Wolf, deceased. : Dated August 7th, 1893. Fred Searls, Att'y for Estate. aug = ed WA erhna Mr. N. LL. Satter 5 A well known photographer of Moreéd, Cal., testifies: “My face and boty w ere Coy. ered with red blotches which disttred me and caused mach Suffering. Atther medi eines failed, but after takingTour bottles of a” . . Hood’s Saréaparilla Tam entirely free fyoin Dlotohes and ain per. fectly well.” Ae HOOD’s CURES. Hood's Pills wre purely vegetable ana Carefully prepared. 26c. Try a box, ge ~ things to be thankful for, and we enjoy CLES Nevada City’s Handsome HE ROSE TO REMARK. Said the distinguished orator, “that % among the most delightful luxuries of this free and indepndent nation is Foley’s Lilac De Perse ICE CREAM. We have a great many Fremendous Induc uring the remainder of tl We have Just purchased at a Chick and Lacé Straw Hats, 13 dozen Black and White duced to 35-cents. 6dozen Werth 50 cents, which we are sc many delights, but we scarcely begin to know what enjoyment really is until we try Foley's Lilue do Perse leo Cream. Bstablishment, . ° LET Us SEE YOUTAKE B. E. DEELLILER., ) The Old Reliable. TS. TASTER CRATFORD ements Offered in ATL WTMLIVERY 1€ season. . Hats trimmed “REE. — bargain 20 dozen ‘of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, ‘Lavender and Black which we offer at just about ONE-HALF the regular prices, 75 cent Broad Leghorn Hats—Re.Brim Sailors, in black, ‘ling for 15 cents, = Handmade Cuban Process. 1 BETTER THAN Manufactured by AT illiawm. CiF6 2. ‘i (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) — NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. An Honest Havana Cigar. Good as Imported. KEY WEST !

r? tion, salth ut a 1 the 30wconlies ndiche assiand how deiver the lore andlem any rth. 10rcy. ED, yspepsia, rdly ever been disseems to ses of the on, Ga. avene il flowera, u. Every . (ONTEZ LE Ecce fect con2. Matter.. sh disfigoF TorMm, HarriBi Wb E treet, . mish of EK HHA Rval ed. SON EF vET, OMockttion end may heid r of ; No, Cal Bate ae psa Seen aceaee se ORY, NR Ep praei TUE —. cal ©HE ©RANSGRIPT. ‘gues’ : The ees a in oe Union Arrivals, Hats H ats . i ats I — Nevada Uity, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays aud Legal Holidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—i5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wien PAID IN AD= VANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. © MONDAY EVE’G, AUGUS1 21, °93. WILL BEAT THEM ALL. _— The Admission Day Celebration at Camptonville Will Be Unique and Original, — CAMPTONVILLE, August 18th. Eprror Dairy Transorirt : Inclosed please find complimentary tickets for yourselves. I notice in your isgue of the 17th that 1,000 pedple cannot find accommodations. Why? We calculate on 2,000, and agree that none go away hungry. Sleepers don’t go. We guarantee excite. ment enough to paralyze any sleeper, and life is too short te miss an entertainment that may never again be presented. The programme will be carried out to the letter and no one need fear a disagreeable 1eception, All arrangements have been made to have a successful celebration, and nothing will be spared to that end. Our Indian village is ‘about cempleted ; our miners’ town will soom be finished. The bear is fast improving and seems to realize the combat awaiting him. The ¢ld stage coach .is already greased, the messenger wears a deathly appearance, and the Coroner looks smiling. Come off, now, don’t advertise us like that. Our hearts, our hands, and our pockets. are open, yes, our hemes are open, not to thé chronic kicker, but for all who come for a good tine. They'll get it, too, commencing at 2 r. M.-sharp the-8th day of September, 1893. Dent get here-too~late; Seeing is believing, and—we-will—make you believe the old town on the hill is still in it ~-and can outdo our neighbors in realities—no parlor entertainment. We promise—beth smiles and.tears..'Che.youug,-the-old;-the reserved and the rough will all be entertained, aud hone need feel unwelcome. Something to please all will be preduced, Come everybody aud bring your friends We will accoiarhodate you. Respectfully yours, W. B. Merk. * Tae . 1 SHILOH’S CURK is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption, , It is the best Cough Cure, Only one cent a dose, 25 cbs, 50 cts, and $1.09, Sold by Carr Bros. sc eeaerarsal Don't you_kuow_te—have-p-rfect-health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsa~ parilla, the best blood purifier ‘and strength builder, : Hoop's ritus may be had by mail for 25c of U. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : i Failing Fast. Will T. Morgan's condition becanre much worse this afternoon, and he is, failing fast. It is theught by the dectgrs that he can live only a day or so lofger at the most. John T, Morgan, wife and two danghters, are on their way“home from abroad, and are expected.t0 reach Marysville tonight by the Northérn Pacifie route, on which they had parchased tickets. A conveyance has beén sent tv Marysville to meet them upon ~ their arrival there and bring them to this city without delay, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshuess and clearness to the Complexion and cures’ Constipation, 25c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, +74 eet Leoking for Fire Traps. Chief Engineer Schmidt, accompanied by . Health Officer Bailey and City Marshal Dana B. Getchell made a tour of a portion of the town Saturday looking for places where fire is apt to start. They found sey— eral places where piles of rubbish of an inflammable nature had been allowed to gather. Other dangerous places were found that need prompt attention, and the owners of property where these fire traps exist will Le notified to remove them without delay. A little precaution at this seagon may pre~ vent a serious conflagration. a Take Simmons Liver Regulator for hear troubles, often due to indigestion. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his orstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade. , j24 rn re rere Found. A small fur cape. Owner can obtain it by calling at this office. jy28 DEPRICE’S . (eo aPowder MOST PERFECT MADE, In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder its supremacy. Asma "Aloe OF acy lier” aaulerant. # Years the Standard. et _. accommodate all who wish to g° down to Of Geveral laterest to the Readers of the Daily Transeript. —, Next week the District Fair opens. The weather continues delightfully pleasant, T. H.-Carr filed his bond today as Justice of the Peace, There was a very large attendance at the various churches yesterday. Alf. Seaman hag put a substantial brake on the county’s new sprinkling wagon. Eight-hour shifts are being worked at the Reward mine. -The ground at present is very wet and difficult to work. The funeral of Andrea Della Piazzi took place this afternoon from Groves’ undertak~ ing rooms, The Milton Mining Company's new ce-— ment mill, at French Corral, will be ready to start up this week. We are indebted to the Directors of the Seventeenth Agricultural District Associa: tion tor Pavilion comiplimentary tickets, Goyne’s band has been engaged to give * concert in front ef the Union Hotel on next Saturday evening, : A. Isoard wen the suit of clothes at Hart: man & Dillac’s drawing Saturday night. Ben Hoskins and W. )D, Harris were dis charged from the county ‘jail teday after serving their full terms, _ F. 8. Stevens of Auburn, who beld ticket No. 39, won, the bicycle rafiled by James Colley, Jr., Saturday evening. Work has been commenced-on the addi— tien that is to be built on the building occupied by Shurtleff & Son's store, at the Plaza. Two shooting galleries, a knife-ringing game, the striking machine and a phono. graph are gathering in the spare dimes and nickels of our people. Froin now on until the 4th of September the small boy will exhibit a remarkable amount of energy and industry, to raise funds to pay his way into the big circus. Stock on the mountain ranges is said to be looking better this year than for many seasons past. The feed has been unusu ally good. Saturday evening in their camping wagions and en horseback. They have gous jiito . camp at Ismert’s Grove. f. Minnie Lee was arrested for saatiine by Constable “Scott ‘this afternoon. She will have a trial Wednesday afternoon, before Justice Mulloy. Failing to give $200 bonds she was taken. to jail. ne Tt is thought special trains’ will be run from this city to Grass Valley ext week to the Pavilion; ‘ ‘ James Northway arrived here from Ma~ rysville yesterday with the new bus for. the Union Hotel. It isa beauty, and a” credit to the town, odie eee On mest of the roads leadikg from town the dust is from four inches to a feot deep. On the Grass Valley road there is practically no dust, the sprinkler doing” its work very thoroughly, ‘Lewis Feote and company arrived ‘hapa the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald. well presiding : Estate of Wm. Rowe, deceased. Settlement of final account and petition for distribution granted, Richard Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon. Order granting plaintiff 3 days additional time te tile answer to cross—complaint. D, F. Norton vs. John Hastings et al. Order Overrulling demurrer and 12 days te answer. Daniel J. Buckley vs. Pat Foley et al. Order postponing héaring motion for a new trial one week, Istate of guardianship of John H. Murphy, deceased. Order appointing Win. Provis Jr., J. W. Uptom and P. H. Paynter appraisers, : A. McCormick et al. vs, Geo. W. Baldwin et al. On trial—seventh day, BRUTE RG orden : Deserving Praise, ones We desire to Say to our citizens, that for years we'have been selling Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr, King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, andhave never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction, We. do_ not, hestitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do net follow their use. These remedies have won their great Bros. Druggists. e = + *@e+ Take! Take! Take Simmons Liver Regu lator for dyspepsia, constipation and heart~ burn, : Absolutely Pure. _ ~ A creani of “tartar “baking po wder,—— Highest of all in leavening strength.-—Latest United States Government FoodReport. Royal Baking Powder Co., ~ 106° Wall St., NX Db Ht Pay FOR A by The man with the striking machine which has a tfaveling ball that runa up a rod attached to an upright ladder, has set up—his. apparatus on the old Steddard lot, Broad . street. He did a good business Saturday night. ! Superintendent Mitchell, of the Pavilion, asserts that the exhibits this year at Van’s Opera House will excel anything of the kind ever seen in the county, A week from tomorrow evening the doors of ‘the Pavilion will be thrown open to the public. William Goulden, who was shot through the body at the Moyflower mine two weeks ago Sunday, by Phillips, the cook, has so far recovered as to be able to be around again. Fight mem who were found drunk on the streets last week were arrested and put in the calaboose. Marshal Getchell says he is determined to keep drunks off the public Streets, and will arrest all suspicious char— acters. As the funeral cortege of Andrea Della Piazza was coming up Broad street this af_ ternoon, the horses attached to the hearse balked, and then begaa backing and rearing. The hearse was backed down against the hack before the horses could be induced to ge ahead. A big lead of watermelons and fruit will arrive at Shurtleff & Son’s store on Wednesday neon. The stock will be the ‘freshest and best ever brought to Nevada City. As soom as you read this metice, go down to Shurtleff & Son’s store and leave am order for just what you want. : On Friday evening the Congregational people will give a literary,and musical entertainment: at the Union Hotel, after which the dancing pertion of the audience, will indulge in the “light famtastic. Nevada City is as well supplied with

musical instruments as any town of its size in the United States. Nearly every house has either an organ, piano, guitar, mandolin, accordeon, flute, violin or some other instrument, and of an evening you cannot walk in any part of the residence portion without hearing strains ef music. All this goes to show that the people are not only refined but that they are alse sympathetic and peaceful im their natures. +--+ -0@e New Try This. . It will cost younothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, er any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, er money will be paid back: Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how goed a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50cts. and $1. +280 i 3 Cuanixs Proeg, aged about thirty year, well known to the traveling public, was thrown from a buggy and killed at Watsonville the other day. WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE JAMES CAIRNS, Makes a New Harness for $1 a week on install ments, payable at each and eve:ry Saturday night. There is a drawing of one harness eveiry Saturday night. If a customer desires a finer harness than $25 he can pay the difference. It is no humbug; each and every man has to get a new harness during the twenty-five weeks, and the last man gets an extra of anything in his -line to the value of $5. Residence Property for Sale Must be disposed of immediately.” A roomy, well-built house, with modern improvements, located on a fine lot on one of the best streets and close to Nevada City’s business center. Will be sold at alow figure and on reasonable terms. This is a first-class Opportunity to buy one of the pleasantest homes at the county seat, Enquire of —I. J. ROLFE, Nevada City, Cal. Farm For. Sale Cheap. Stade ‘che SAAN. ONB MILE tg NEvada ; as seven-100m house, , new bara, one thousand trees in bear. te Halfthe land is heavily timbered and all rs ne under and along the main south Yuba One of ie ucet wticgin Nevada county. Good reasons given for selliug. : Apply at Tistecnive etee austt £ * You Can Judge ‘Their Charactor By the Way They Carry Cash. =e Demcorat: If you want to know something about a man’s character watch how he handles his money. The generous, careless man carries his money loose in his pocket— copper, silver and gold all mixed up to~ gether—and when he is going to pay for anything he takes out » handful and picks out the amount he requires. . He seems to have pesition, and, being perfectly honest himself, thinks most others must be like him. Of course he is often cheated and imposed upon, yet he never entirely looses his faith in his fellow creatures. A fine nature is his —in fact, toe fine to cope with the greedy, grasping mortals that flood the world. The man who, if he has to pay a few pence, won't even take the trouble of counting out the amount of coppers, but throws down a piece of silver to be changed—and_ by-theby he rarely counts his change—is a type of “a fool and his money are’ soon parted,” Perhaps a love of display, almost inseparapopularty purely’ on their merits. Carr . , : tight, and, so to say, draws. it out of his 4 from a miser, who rarely carries money about 4 his person at all, unless it be sewn up in . cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranble from such a character, hay something to do with this. A careful man always carries &purse and keeps the gold, silver and cepper in different compartments, A man like that never wastes his money. He values his money as it ought. to lie valued, and, though not niggardly, is determined te have his money's worth. He quite ‘believes"that “any feol can make money, but it takes a wise man to keep it," and he is right. The mean man never lets you see what money he has. When he is going to pay for anything he turns his back to you, clutches his money hand, and places the coins down one by one, for he is loth to part with them, even for necessaries, Such a man is not far removed his clothes, Remember, the man who jingles his money, in ninety-nine cases’ out of @ hundred hasn't got much. A bunch of keys and.a few coppers make a good deal ef noise, tuacklen’s Arnica Salve. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handa,.. Chilblai-«; Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely teed to give perfect satisfacion ot money the meeting, on refunded: Privé 25” cents per box. For ale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. . Nevada County Miners’ Association, — (PUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEVADA fer the election of officers and the transaction of such business as may properly come before Thursday, August 31st, ; FOR $1 A WEEK !. : t10A.M., at the Theater, Nevada City Jalif, : Ww, F_kNGLEBRIGHT, — 21-Thw Seeretary. no fear of robbery, for he is of a trustful disF ““The ‘best Salve in the world for Cuta, ‘County Miners’ Association will be held, } F. E. Morrill, Penn Valley, Miss M. Williams, Columbia Hill, Lauren Woodruff, . B. D. Pike, San Francisco, Geo. Seim, . at M. Lopes, ne O. B. Gassaway, Penn Valley, M. G. Williams, Polliac, P. T. Riley, Grass Valley, P. W. Hackney, Federal Loan, Mrs. J. Dorlovan, Patterson; Lizzie Donevan, _ Kate Donovan, ou a. Donovan, ss Dan Donovan, a Mrs. J. ©. Holland, © J. B. Humphrey, Sierra Valley, Robert. Steineggar, Jack Rabbit, J. Kiteart, Sierra Valley, Mrs. A. Deiter, Loomis, Fred Locey, Camptonville, Thee. Van Buskirk, Marysville, Kd Norris, Ady, Corps Sells Cireus, C. D. Eskews, ue Chas.Holten & wife, Li J. Snyder, “§ Sherty Ladd, “ Joe Keener, us ne Geo, Amonde, by Harry Leonard, du J. Jungerman, Oakland, A. A. Hebe, vl J. A. Callen, M. D., Auburn, . Fuller, San Juan, M. B. Charch, Indian Springs, Jy Alexander, San Juan. —e * National Exchange, ' Geo, Nihell, Forhestown, A. A, Cheiitie;* Milwaukee, L. W. Wilcox, Sacramento, lL, Aumer, Lb ‘R. Richardson, es W.F. Geary, “e J. McCluskey, Blodmmtiel, A, Myer, “4 CO. MM, Boanemout, Oaklands C.D, Wastin, Graniteville, T. Wayman, Forest City, C, P. Loughridge & wile, Grass, Valley, Jd. Wadley, > oh C. W. Kitts, B. Burnight, hy H. Fitter, Graniteviile, N. Douglass, Sau Juan, M. Cross, as H. M. Butler, « LR. Prescott, Washington, J. Goffit, Moore's -Platyens<-D. MePhetres, Truckee, Mrs, Sunderhouse, Sieira City, F.C. Luetje, Kentucky Flat, W. Goss, Penn Vulley, BY M. Pridgeou, Lake City, F, Day, Grass Valley, _{, H, Magruder, Vibe City; W. J. Kearney, San Franciseo, OS A.R. Lerd, Spanish Mine, MM T. Coan, Indian F lat, : 1e LEADING . County, We have THE LONABLE STOCK OF for both Boys and Men, which TRAORDINARILY LOW ‘mice, One Steck of Clothing Our BOOTS & SH¢ Our alter & Our FURNISHING GOODS ean ge CLAIM, and ic is venetally conceeded that we are tl a LAT DEALERS in Nevada LARGEST AND MOST FASH. HATS ‘ever brought to. this city, We are offerin y for sale at EXPRICES, We have just received ANOTHER LOT of FEDORA HATS.IN ALLSHA DES-something is Complete. ae not be excelled, JES are of the best makes, RICES NONE CAN COMPLAIN ABOUT, Johnston, THK ONE. PRICK STORE, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Of the Rainbow: We are al A FTE Pause, “trends, long enor stack of Greeeries; Maple Si Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruit orders for Shakes-and-Wood: Cheese. Lard, Hams and Bacon” all Nuts, Ete., at the di PLAZA —_—_———. BWegin to G@et Rich By saving money on your purchasdy ty buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, A POT. Of Golda is) supposed to be Con: cealed at the sissies vy yy . igh to inspect oe inimense igar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, s, &, &c. Also’ leave your We import Or Maple Sugar direct from the big Sugar orchards of Easterts Canada,-’ a iSoatibatanSxnes kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, STORE. . We always keep Ahebestof ‘goods at Fair Prices. * “THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Notice to! Creditors, JF fSTATE. OF WILLIAM WOLF, DECIASE Dp, Ei Notice is yg wiven byghe undersigned, Administratrix of the evtate of William Wolf. deceased, to the creditois of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the hecessary vouchers, within four months after the ‘fifst publication of this notice, to the said Adminuistratrix, at the aw office of Fred Searls, Nevada City, Cal. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in.said county of Nevada. MARY WOLF, Administratrix of Estate of William Wolf, deceased. : Dated August 7th, 1893. Fred Searls, Att'y for Estate. aug = ed WA erhna Mr. N. LL. Satter 5 A well known photographer of Moreéd, Cal., testifies: “My face and boty w ere Coy. ered with red blotches which disttred me and caused mach Suffering. Atther medi eines failed, but after takingTour bottles of a” . . Hood’s Saréaparilla Tam entirely free fyoin Dlotohes and ain per. fectly well.” Ae HOOD’s CURES. Hood's Pills wre purely vegetable ana Carefully prepared. 26c. Try a box, ge ~ things to be thankful for, and we enjoy CLES Nevada City’s Handsome HE ROSE TO REMARK. Said the distinguished orator, “that % among the most delightful luxuries of this free and indepndent nation is Foley’s Lilac De Perse ICE CREAM. We have a great many Fremendous Induc uring the remainder of tl We have Just purchased at a Chick and Lacé Straw Hats, 13 dozen Black and White duced to 35-cents. 6dozen Werth 50 cents, which we are sc many delights, but we scarcely begin to know what enjoyment really is until we try Foley's Lilue do Perse leo Cream. Bstablishment, . ° LET Us SEE YOUTAKE B. E. DEELLILER., ) The Old Reliable. TS. TASTER CRATFORD ements Offered in ATL WTMLIVERY 1€ season. . Hats trimmed “REE. — bargain 20 dozen ‘of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, ‘Lavender and Black which we offer at just about ONE-HALF the regular prices, 75 cent Broad Leghorn Hats—Re.Brim Sailors, in black, ‘ling for 15 cents, = Handmade Cuban Process. 1 BETTER THAN Manufactured by AT illiawm. CiF6 2.. ‘i (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) — NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. An Honest Havana Cigar. Good as Imported. KEY WEST !