August 30, 1893 (4 pages)

of aoe} sel aliy ej Published Every Evening Except Sundaya aud Legal Holidays. @ ..Hattie B. winning. the heat,. Belle-seeond;’ _feurth.The second heat. was.takan hy Aleazar,—in-2:44, Oscar—a tength —behind. ~edgicy distanced. : “tights and it ‘is always victorious in expell~ .colors, The firat prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con*y Established Septae, 1860. » Terms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wiex patp in apVANCE. we Locau Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, WEDNESDAY EVE’G, AUGUS1 30, '93. PSTN RACING AT GLENBROOK. Fine Sport Yesterday Afternoon and More for : the Rest of the Week. Although the attendance at. Glenbrook Park yesterday’ afternoon was small, the racing was the best ever witnessed on the opening day at any previous fair held in this county, not because any very fast time was made, but ou account of the spirited contests that took place. : Hon, J. M. Walling and H.C. Mills, of _this city, and Mattuew. Provines of Grass Valley, were judges of the races, ‘The timers were George Fletcher and Pat Riley, of Grass Valley, and Mr. Owens of Fresno. A running race, five eighths of a mile and repeat, for District horses, purse $150, was the first event. There were three starters, Penhall’s Loretta, Peaslee’s Azoo, and Benoit’s Eulalie. The first heat was won by Azoo, after an° exciting struggle,. Loretta second, Time, 1:08. Loretta won the second heat in 1:09, and the third heat and race in 1;12. In the apecial trotting match for a purse of $400 there were four starters: Milton S., Alcazar, Dandy and Oscar, thie latter being the pacing horse owned by. L. Hyman. ot this city. At the half-mile post Oscar led by sever.] lengths, Lut on the Lack stretch Alcazar crowded him aud went ahead on tie homestretch, winning the heat in 2:41 5, Osear second, Milton 8. third and Dandy Dandy and Milton =. were distanced, but by mutual consent distance was waived, Alcazar won the third, heat in 2:45. Oscar took secend money, Dandy third. Tn the 7:30 trotting race, Belle Medium, Sacramento, Hattie KB. and Lacy were the starters. The horses got off well together, Sacramento third. Time, 2:274. The second heat was a close one between ‘Belle aud Hattie B., the tormer winning iu 2:274, Hattie second, Sacramento third, Belie Médium tookthe third heat in 2:283, Hattie B. second, Sacramento third, Sacramente took the fourth heat. Time 2:29}. ‘Owing to the lateness ofthe hour. the finish of the race was postponed uatil 1:30-o'clock today. The program for today's raging eventag included a special ‘mixed race, three in tive, ior a purse of $250 ; trotting, 2:50 class, for a purse of $200; trotting, 2:40 gelass, for a purse of $200. 2 ae “The attendance at the Park today was :a decided improvement over yesterday and ;promises to increase greatly each day until ithe Fair closes, The managers are doing itheir best to give the public some fine sport, :and the program for tomorrow and the rest ‘of the week, which can be found in the :advertisement, is a very interesting one. Ve Se AP eR OS A Battle For Bloed. Ys what Hood’s Sarsaparilla vigorously ing all the foul taints and giving the vital fluid the quality and quantity of perfect giving a festival and ball early in October, health. iMoop’s Pras cure all liver ilf%.25c. — ‘ ei = Fer Sale. “A. vesidence in good repair, with free water, near the Merrifield mine. Enquire at the Transcript office. a24-tf 2Oe-Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store, The full-size tree, slowing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water -solation prizesof 50 cents each. Bill of Fare Changed. ‘It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his ovstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city, Try ‘em, They ge well with Shasta lemonade, j24 ts sit ih ga Found, A emall fur cape, Owner can obtain it by calling at this office. jy28 oo D®PRICES — aking -_siPowder. MOST PERFECT MADE. great Hotels, the leading Cie andl Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder its supremacy. : Powder, Free frown p Bae Fg ead cg Re A nde # Years.the Standard. “1 the Keystone mine, on the Hughes ranch, . cotton tose, of the Paragon brand, aud the . -travel over the road heartily thank the “Su: ——~ * LOCAL ITEMS, PERSONAL. ROTEL ARRIVALS, a Of General laterest fo the Readers -of the Socal aud Other Notes About People Okt aad Daily Transcript. Young. — J.-A. Hefer of San Juan is in town. H. Haile.of Wheatland is in tewn. C. H. Conley cathe down from Delhi mine yesterday. a D. H. Birdsall, the powder man, is in town, . 2 M. Mayer of San Franciscecame —in-on last evening’s train, : J. Hatchet came over from Columbia Hill yesterday. : W. J. Stewart of Smartsville was in town yesterday. : Mrs. RK, Thomas and her daughter, Miss Mary, came ever from Birchville yesterday. . Mrs. T. L. Ford. of Downieville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. J. M. Call of Camptonville arrived here today on his.way below. : Clement J. Schuster and wife arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Sheriff A. C. Busch of Downieville arrived here: last evening from San Francisco on his way home,Mrs. K. Casper and children arrived . home Sunday evening after a very pleasant . , visit in San. Franciseo. : K. G.Waite, Secretary of State, is. visit. ing his friends in this city and Grass Valley and is receiving a-warm -weleome, William Thomas and children leave this]. city this week. They will go to Vallejo first, where some of the children. will be left, thence to Los Angeles, where the other children will bé taken in charge by relatives, Mr. Thomas wifl go from there to Mexico, to agcept a lucrative position that has been tendered him. ee The Débris Commissioners’ are « expected to visit this city next week: on official business, os Governor Markham says-he will not call @ special session of the Legislature in aid of . . the Midwinter Fair. The West Harmony received. two tonaof steél shoes and dies from the East this morning. : Some tools and supplies were stelen from Sunday night. : The employes of the Eagle Bird mine, Washington township, are \ working ‘the ‘mine on their own acocunt. There will bea large attendance of Nevada Oity people at the Fair in the evening during the balance of the waek. : Chief Engineer Schmidt was around. last evening testing the fire hydrants, and found them all in good order. The Women’s Christian Temperance*Un— ion’s booth at the Pavilion ig unusually attractive this year, There are not many strangers attending the Fair this year, but our own people are turning out very well, Miss Carrie Miller of this city has a beautiful lot of silk embroidery, paintings, etc., on exhibition at the Pavilion. —~ “The City Trustees ought to lay down stone cross—walks in the business part of the town before the Fall rains commence, Work is progressing finely on the addition that is being’ madé to Shurtleff & Son's Plaza Store. When completed it will be used for a fruit and fish room. : D. R. McIntosh is erecting a new saw mill on Americau Hill, Sierra county. Nine tous of machinery ccnsigned to him arrived at the depot this forenoon,E. R. Holcombe, who resided. at. Grais Valley several years ago, died in San Franciveo Saturday. He came to Grass Valley first to wreatle with Jack Carkeek. The city has purchased 250 feet “of néw “ adie : A Big Let of Macliinery. The. big tly wheel for the Champion hoisting works, which was hauled froy: the depot to the mine yesterday by oue of M. L, & D. destination, ‘Today aaother load of heavy machinery was hauled to the mite—on-the. — sameé truck, In all the new Machinery that ‘as been” purchased by the Ohampion Con. pany weighs over twenty-two tons, and fives them one of the—hest end—most-sub=t stantial plants in the State, « Ut ee + same has beeri put on the hose cart of the juvenile company. the Kagles, Ne 3.“ In a few days the Southern Pacitic Com— pany will begin issuing low ate excuraion tickets from all points to Sacramento aiid’ return during the tate Fair,and for two days thereafter, Rates wiil be reduced about one-third. There is no more growling about dust on the Grass Valley road. The peeple who Don’t Go All Free. Those Who have used Dr, King’s New Di: .covery know its value, and those who have not, have new the oppurtunity te try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and geta Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and address to H.:°E. Bueklen & Co., Chicago, “and get « sample box of Dr. King’s New:bife Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide of Health and Household Instructor, }. Free. “ All of which is guaranteed to do you good. and cost_ yon nothing. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store. : _ ~ + *@e +. es Our Kapid Transitory Existence pervisors for having the sprinkling doue, aad especially. thank Messrs. Bufliagton and Donnelly for the great interest they took in the matter. : Some ef the saloon men say that the order issued by Sheriff Douglass and Marshal Getchell, prohibiting gambling, has knooked the Kair into ‘smithereens ” and made.a big hole iu-their receipts. ’ One who knows tells the reporter that if the order ~ prohibiting gambling had not been issued, and the same freedom in that line had been allowed as in past years, during the Fair, there would have been over 150 garablera here and at Grass Valley this week, ‘Phe annual meeting of the Novada County Miners’ Association will be held at the! Theater in this city tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The election of officers and other important business will come before the meeting. : A platform 120x30 ‘feet is being erected in the woods, at Camptonville, for the grand ball to be given there on the 8th ef SeptemIs brief enough without our shortening it by seeking medicine aid, when we are somewhat unwell;from sources Where it ‘ia only obtainable with great risk. Even if the old doctrine were true that violent diseases require violent reimedies, it does not follow that drastic “purgatives, narcotics, powerful visable in cases where slight disorders manifestly call for the use of milder means of recovering, involving no subsequent danger;*}' Geo. Davis, de Marsh's ox teains, was landed safely at its Scheol you sbould got 1t-cures-Incipient-Conawmption:-—Itis the} best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 ote, 50 eta. ‘sedatives’ of the nervous system are ad-. “ Theater Tonight, At Nevada Theater tonight Richard Foote and his dramatic company will produce one ef Shakespeare's tnost popular plays, “The Merchant of Venice.” Most of our people have witnessed Mr, Foote’s acting during his previous visits, and all know him to be hone ef the finest tragedians and general actors in the country, Miss Plunkett, the leading lady of the company, is a charming Union Arrivals, Mrs. Whitfield, North Bloomfield, Paul Flynn, do H. Huckins, San Juan, Wm. Wrixon, Grass Valley, J. McCarty, Railroad, H. Haile, Wheatland, Feed Glazier, do W. J. Osborne; Reno, Thos. Middleton, Reno, Mrs, R. Thomas, Birchyille, ' Miss May Thomas, do D, Gilling; de C. H, Conley, Delhi Mine, J. R, Davis, San Juan, little actress, and is a great favorite with our people. The company never fail ‘to please. Atjthe popular prices of admission charged they should be greeted with a full heuse at each performance. ‘Seats can “be secured at Mulloy’s. +*@e> 2 Don’r buy a blood:puritier because it is “cheap.” The best—the Superior Medicine —Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, is, in the end: the cheapest blood-puritier in the market. ‘The’ ingredients of which it is composed are the most expensive and medicinally efticacious that can be obtained. j + Oe Wry suffer with sick headache and biliousness when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you, s A. B. Sanders, do i J.C, Bolan, Grass Valley, G. Maberry, Sacrameato, Lye O. Williams, Marysville. 2 National Exchange. & L. R. Prescott, Washington, T. Canfield, Glenbrook, W. Parker, Rough and Ready, M. K. McLennan, Petaluma, 2 F. Zeitler, Seda Springs, Kd. Fisk, Washington, } A. W. Place, de J. Watts, Camptonville, H. Jones, do J. Goffett, Moore’s Flat, J. B. Treadwell, Sacrameuto, W. J. Stewart, Smartsville, A G. Chew, Red Dog, M. C, Meller, San Francisco, R. L. Dunn, do H. W, Biay, do J. F. Swift, do . M. Meyer, do, J. Stevenson, Scotland, J.B. Tully, Washington, J. Hatcher, Columbia Hill, C. J. Schuster & wife, Sonoma, A. C. Busch, Downieville, J. .-Davis, North San Jitan, ‘Geo. Davis, — = de J. Tr Day, Federal Loan, H. Thompson, Sacramento, ‘T. W. Graham, San Francisco, Geo, Blodget, Downieville, Jas. Young, Maybert. SuEREIaEEEeds. cS Where To Go. Hood’s Cu res Mr. J. MW. Stillman “tam Truly Thankful Yor Hood's Sarsaparilla. In the’ war I con. racted typheid fever and fever and ague, “seaving me with malarial aud mere. rial peiseniag from which . have suffered ever-since, in_neuralgin, rheumatism, mer vous presiratien aiid fcneral debility, ince T began taking Hood's Sarsaparitiead have not losta day's. work ing months, and wimein better health thancany tle siuee the war.” J. HS STILLUMAN, Cheltenham, Pa. ce “Hood's Pitis eure Liver tis. 2h0, ig “ If you want to rig your boy out’ fer Carrer & JOHNSTON'S, SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee. j and $1.09, Sold by Carr Bros, . A = Spee ie : 3 spi t. Aud pay-a-fancy price for a School Suit : : wiien you can get a good one.sa cheap-at.f tr roa i . Carrer & JouNsron's, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, 2: ~ ee Ladies’ Tournament at 11 o'clock, “Trotting 2:27 class.Purse $400. ae Running—7g of a mile and repeat. © Purse $300. Saddle Horse Race. Purse $50, = FRIDAY, SEPT. i, Trotting—-2:50 class,-District. Purse $200; Running—1 mile and repeat. Purse $400. Pacing---2:30 class. Purse $350. SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, Trotting-—2:50 class. Purse $300. Trotting—2:23 class. Purse $500. Special Money. but equally efficient. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters uot only relieves, but ultimately and completely relieves disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels and nerves, I[tis a genuine tonic, healthfully stimulates the kidneys, is a thorough alterative, anda most effectual preventive of chills and fever and bilious remittent. The utmost conffdence can be reposed in the purity and safety of its medicinal ingredients. ber. The Marysville Baud has volunteered to play on that occasion free of charge. The Parlors of Native Sons and Native Daughters at Grass Valley are talking of the proceeds of which will go to aid the Midwinter Fair at San Franeisco. They expect to make it an attractive affair. The horse Ormonde, for which the owner, W. O. McDonough, paid $150,000, is eress— ing the continent and will be in California in a few daya, Probably the managers of the State Fair. will arrange with the owner of this famous horse to have him on exhibition at the fair. J.C. Nilon, Ed. Schmidt, John Marsh, Geo, A. Bailey and Win. Monk, have been appointed a committee by Hydraulic Parlor to make arrangements to raise funds for the Mid-Winter Fair, and also to procure exhibits for the same, They will make a report to the Parlor at the next regular meetKARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and ‘cures Constipation, 25c., 50e. Sold by Carr Bros, ° = Closing Out Sale. At Auction Thursday, August 3lst, at ing to combine business with pleasure we shipped two car-loads’ of assorted: vehicles to Nevada county, and had hoped. to have sold all during ‘eur. sojourn in the mounIGE CREAM. CLASS GOODS sold 10 o’clock a. m., at Glenbrook Park, Wish. LOW PRI CES, FOLEY AT THE RACES 1 oo THE PRIVILEGE OF SELLING AT GLENBROOK PARK RACES, During the week, beginning Aug. 29th, has been secured by _ the undersigned. He guarantees to serve the public with the same HIGH at his Store. AND AT THE SAME EOL. E WY ss _ Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. tains, There are, however, some thirty styles unsold, and we have decided to: close the whole lat out at public auction to the higest bidder on the above mentioned date, which ‘is the third day. of the Nevada County Annual Fair. These vehicles are all new and are in first-class condition. CoLumBus ing. a the Pavilion, in Class I, Department VI, Fine Arts, Miss Clara Belle King, Mr. W, J. Graafell, Mrs, F, EK. Bishep, Mrs, M. G. Harman, Mrs, J. P. Macauley, Mrs, J. B, Seymour, Mrs. D, B. Marwick, Miss Miller, Lenore Calkins, George Bodewig, Mrs, Charles Brockington, Miss Lillie Reeve . Buggy Company. a26-5t aud U. 8. Othet have some tine works of art : on exhibition, : "8 Seana Uae tes. tee a i House and Lot For Sale, In this city for $500. One-half cash. Balance. on easy installments. Apply to a23-lw Frank Guitp, + *@e+ « You can never havea really good com-. , plexion until the impurity is cleaned from your blood. What you need is a thorough course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which is absolutely free from all. harmful ingredients, aud therefore, perfectly sate; seibibibaciw nea Make Him Happy. You can nidike your boys’ school days} bright for him by buying him a School Suit at Carrer & Jounsron’s, Refused to Grant the Writ. * Union: A. Burtows hae returned * from Placer county, whither he went to defend Henry Phillips, who shot one McManaman recently at Forest Hill, Mr, Burrows applied to the Superion Court for a writ of habeas corpus, but it was refused. The defendand is held for manslaughter, but his attorney says he will certainly secure bis acquittal, Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,—Highest of all in leavening strength. —Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St, N.Y, x LET Us SEE YOu TAKE A AT en i? a % THEY ARE ON SALE VERY 8. EX. MX.ILBR., The Old Reliable. -steck—oet—roceriesM aple Sugar CANDIES, FRUITS AND NUTS) That is the date the Schools will commence. And perhaps you are thinking where you can geta good Scl ol Suit tor your boy FOR A LITTLE MONEY. Now, wx? claim that We can give you a better-suit for the price than any o ther house in-this county, and we have a better selection to pick t."om, and al OUR GOODS AND FRESH. It would pay you to come and see them before buying elsewhere and WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY, « ES WE-CAN SELL CO AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, : = : SO Cts. “ Corner of Pine We also have a fine line of KNEE PANTS, just the thing for school, for 50 cents nStOn, PRICE STORE, . . . a ™~* and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the. Of the Rainbow. We are all AFTER IT, > = memes —— Pause, friends, long enough to Fay, Geain, Vepetables,Froits;,-&c. &c-— Atso leave your . orders tor--Shakes-and Wood. We HMport-our-Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. ee Butter, Hoods, “Candies, By saving money on your purchases by buying your ‘Peas, Cotfees, Cheese, Lard, “Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned ¢ Nuts, Ete., at the . PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices, _ THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Tremendous Inducements offered in: During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick and Lace Straw Hats, which we ofler at just about ONE-HALF the: regular prices. 13. dozen Black and White 75 cent duced to 35 cents, 6 worth 50 cénts, which Leghorn Hats—Re. dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, we are selling for 15 cents, ae vd a THE : WOODPECKER Handmade Guban Process, Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Manufactured by a AJilliamna Giffim, (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. day, Santen”. Fautt, inspect our immense. MRS. LASTER @ GRANTORD %

of aoe} sel aliy ej Published Every Evening Except Sundaya aud Legal Holidays. @ ...Hattie B. winning. the heat,. Belle-seeond;’ _feurth.The second heat. was.takan hy Aleazar,—in-2:44, Oscar—a tength —behind. ~edgicy distanced. : “tights and it ‘is always victorious in expell~ .colors, The firat prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con*y Established Septae, 1860. » Terms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wiex patp in apVANCE. we Locau Norices—10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, WEDNESDAY EVE’G, AUGUS1 30, '93. PSTN RACING AT GLENBROOK. Fine Sport Yesterday Afternoon and More for : the Rest of the Week. Although the attendance at. Glenbrook Park yesterday’ afternoon was small, the racing was the best ever witnessed on the opening day at any previous fair held in this county, not because any very fast time was made, but ou account of the spirited contests that took place. : Hon, J. M. Walling and H.C. Mills, of _this city, and Mattuew. Provines of Grass Valley, were judges of the races, ‘The timers were George Fletcher and Pat Riley, of Grass Valley, and Mr. Owens of Fresno. A running race, five eighths of a mile and repeat, for District horses, purse $150, was the first event. There were three starters, Penhall’s Loretta, Peaslee’s Azoo, and Benoit’s Eulalie. The first heat was won by Azoo, after an° exciting struggle,. Loretta second, Time, 1:08. Loretta won the second heat in 1:09, and the third heat and race in 1;12. In the apecial trotting match for a purse of $400 there were four starters: Milton S., Alcazar, Dandy and Oscar, thie latter being the pacing horse owned by. L. Hyman. ot this city. At the half-mile post Oscar led by sever.] lengths, Lut on the Lack stretch Alcazar crowded him aud went ahead on tie homestretch, winning the heat in 2:41 5, Osear second, Milton 8. third and Dandy Dandy and Milton =. were distanced, but by mutual consent distance was waived, Alcazar won the third, heat in 2:45. Oscar took secend money, Dandy third. Tn the 7:30 trotting race, Belle Medium, Sacramento, Hattie KB. and Lacy were the starters. The horses got off well together, Sacramento third. Time, 2:274. The second heat was a close one between ‘Belle aud Hattie B., the tormer winning iu 2:274, Hattie second, Sacramento third, Belie Médium tookthe third heat in 2:283, Hattie B. second, Sacramento third, Sacramente took the fourth heat. Time 2:29}. ‘Owing to the lateness ofthe hour. the finish of the race was postponed uatil 1:30-o'clock today. The program for today's raging eventag included a special ‘mixed race, three in tive, ior a purse of $250 ; trotting, 2:50 class, for a purse of $200; trotting, 2:40 gelass, for a purse of $200. 2 ae “The attendance at the Park today was :a decided improvement over yesterday and ;promises to increase greatly each day until ithe Fair closes, The managers are doing itheir best to give the public some fine sport, :and the program for tomorrow and the rest ‘of the week, which can be found in the :advertisement, is a very interesting one. Ve Se AP eR OS A Battle For Bloed. Ys what Hood’s Sarsaparilla vigorously ing all the foul taints and giving the vital fluid the quality and quantity of perfect giving a festival and ball early in October, health. iMoop’s Pras cure all liver ilf%.25c. — ‘ ei = Fer Sale. “A. vesidence in good repair, with free water, near the Merrifield mine. Enquire at the Transcript office. a24-tf 2Oe-Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store, The full-size tree, slowing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water -solation prizesof 50 cents each. Bill of Fare Changed. ‘It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Hive Grocery Store has concluded to introduce to his ovstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city, Try ‘em, They ge well with Shasta lemonade, j24 ts sit ih ga Found, A emall fur cape, Owner can obtain it by calling at this office. jy28 oo D®PRICES — aking -_siPowder. MOST PERFECT MADE. great Hotels, the leading Cie andl Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder its supremacy. : Powder, Free frown p Bae Fg ead cg Re A nde # Years.the Standard. “1 the Keystone mine, on the Hughes ranch, . cotton tose, of the Paragon brand, aud the . -travel over the road heartily thank the “Su: ——~ * LOCAL ITEMS, PERSONAL. ROTEL ARRIVALS, a Of General laterest fo the Readers -of the Socal aud Other Notes About People Okt aad Daily Transcript. Young. — J.-A. Hefer of San Juan is in town. H. Haile.of Wheatland is in tewn. C. H. Conley cathe down from Delhi mine yesterday. a D. H. Birdsall, the powder man, is in town, . 2 M. Mayer of San Franciscecame —in-on last evening’s train, : J. Hatchet came over from Columbia Hill yesterday. : W. J. Stewart of Smartsville was in town yesterday. : Mrs. RK, Thomas and her daughter, Miss Mary, came ever from Birchville yesterday. . Mrs. T. L. Ford. of Downieville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. J. M. Call of Camptonville arrived here today on his.way below. : Clement J. Schuster and wife arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Sheriff A. C. Busch of Downieville arrived here: last evening from San Francisco on his way home,Mrs. K. Casper and children arrived . home Sunday evening after a very pleasant . , visit in San. Franciseo. : K. G.Waite, Secretary of State, is. visit. ing his friends in this city and Grass Valley and is receiving a-warm -weleome, William Thomas and children leave this]. city this week. They will go to Vallejo first, where some of the children. will be left, thence to Los Angeles, where the other children will bé taken in charge by relatives, Mr. Thomas wifl go from there to Mexico, to agcept a lucrative position that has been tendered him. ee The Débris Commissioners’ are « expected to visit this city next week: on official business, os Governor Markham says-he will not call @ special session of the Legislature in aid of . . the Midwinter Fair. The West Harmony received. two tonaof steél shoes and dies from the East this morning. : Some tools and supplies were stelen from Sunday night. : The employes of the Eagle Bird mine, Washington township, are \ working ‘the ‘mine on their own acocunt. There will bea large attendance of Nevada Oity people at the Fair in the evening during the balance of the waek. : Chief Engineer Schmidt was around. last evening testing the fire hydrants, and found them all in good order. The Women’s Christian Temperance*Un— ion’s booth at the Pavilion ig unusually attractive this year, There are not many strangers attending the Fair this year, but our own people are turning out very well, Miss Carrie Miller of this city has a beautiful lot of silk embroidery, paintings, etc., on exhibition at the Pavilion. —~ “The City Trustees ought to lay down stone cross—walks in the business part of the town before the Fall rains commence, Work is progressing finely on the addition that is being’ madé to Shurtleff & Son's Plaza Store. When completed it will be used for a fruit and fish room. : D. R. McIntosh is erecting a new saw mill on Americau Hill, Sierra county. Nine tous of machinery ccnsigned to him arrived at the depot this forenoon,E. R. Holcombe, who resided. at. Grais Valley several years ago, died in San Franciveo Saturday. He came to Grass Valley first to wreatle with Jack Carkeek. The city has purchased 250 feet “of néw “ adie : A Big Let of Macliinery. The. big tly wheel for the Champion hoisting works, which was hauled froy: the depot to the mine yesterday by oue of M. L, & D. destination, ‘Today aaother load of heavy machinery was hauled to the mite—on-the. — sameé truck, In all the new Machinery that ‘as been” purchased by the Ohampion Con. pany weighs over twenty-two tons, and fives them one of the—hest end—most-sub=t stantial plants in the State, « Ut ee + same has beeri put on the hose cart of the juvenile company. the Kagles, Ne 3..“ In a few days the Southern Pacitic Com— pany will begin issuing low ate excuraion tickets from all points to Sacramento aiid’ return during the tate Fair,and for two days thereafter, Rates wiil be reduced about one-third. There is no more growling about dust on the Grass Valley road. The peeple who Don’t Go All Free. Those Who have used Dr, King’s New Di: .covery know its value, and those who have not, have new the oppurtunity te try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and geta Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and address to H.:°E. Bueklen & Co., Chicago, “and get « sample box of Dr. King’s New:bife Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide of Health and Household Instructor, }. Free. “ All of which is guaranteed to do you good. and cost_ yon nothing. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store. : _ ~ + *@e +. es Our Kapid Transitory Existence pervisors for having the sprinkling doue, aad especially. thank Messrs. Bufliagton and Donnelly for the great interest they took in the matter. : Some ef the saloon men say that the order issued by Sheriff Douglass and Marshal Getchell, prohibiting gambling, has knooked the Kair into ‘smithereens ” and made.a big hole iu-their receipts. ’ One who knows tells the reporter that if the order ~ prohibiting gambling had not been issued, and the same freedom in that line had been allowed as in past years, during the Fair, there would have been over 150 garablera here and at Grass Valley this week, ‘Phe annual meeting of the Novada County Miners’ Association will be held at the! Theater in this city tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The election of officers and other important business will come before the meeting. : A platform 120x30 ‘feet is being erected in the woods, at Camptonville, for the grand ball to be given there on the 8th ef SeptemIs brief enough without our shortening it by seeking medicine aid, when we are somewhat unwell;from sources Where it ‘ia only obtainable with great risk. Even if the old doctrine were true that violent diseases require violent reimedies, it does not follow that drastic “purgatives, narcotics, powerful visable in cases where slight disorders manifestly call for the use of milder means of recovering, involving no subsequent danger;*}' Geo. Davis, de Marsh's ox teains, was landed safely at its Scheol you sbould got 1t-cures-Incipient-Conawmption:-—Itis the} best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 ote, 50 eta. ‘sedatives’ of the nervous system are ad-. “ Theater Tonight, At Nevada Theater tonight Richard Foote and his dramatic company will produce one ef Shakespeare's tnost popular plays, “The Merchant of Venice.” Most of our people have witnessed Mr, Foote’s acting during his previous visits, and all know him to be hone ef the finest tragedians and general

actors in the country, Miss Plunkett, the leading lady of the company, is a charming Union Arrivals, Mrs. Whitfield, North Bloomfield, Paul Flynn, do H. Huckins, San Juan, Wm. Wrixon, Grass Valley, J. McCarty, Railroad, H. Haile, Wheatland, Feed Glazier, do W. J. Osborne; Reno, Thos. Middleton, Reno, Mrs, R. Thomas, Birchyille, ' Miss May Thomas, do D, Gilling; de C. H, Conley, Delhi Mine, J. R, Davis, San Juan, little actress, and is a great favorite with our people. The company never fail ‘to please. Atjthe popular prices of admission charged they should be greeted with a full heuse at each performance. ‘Seats can “be secured at Mulloy’s. +*@e> 2 Don’r buy a blood:puritier because it is “cheap.” The best—the Superior Medicine —Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, is, in the end: the cheapest blood-puritier in the market. ‘The’ ingredients of which it is composed are the most expensive and medicinally efticacious that can be obtained. j + Oe Wry suffer with sick headache and biliousness when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you, s A. B. Sanders, do i J.C, Bolan, Grass Valley, G. Maberry, Sacrameato, Lye O. Williams, Marysville. 2 National Exchange. & L. R. Prescott, Washington, T. Canfield, Glenbrook, W. Parker, Rough and Ready, M. K. McLennan, Petaluma, 2 F. Zeitler, Seda Springs, Kd. Fisk, Washington, } A. W. Place, de J. Watts, Camptonville, H. Jones, do J. Goffett, Moore’s Flat, J. B. Treadwell, Sacrameuto, W. J. Stewart, Smartsville, A G. Chew, Red Dog, M. C, Meller, San Francisco, R. L. Dunn, do H. W, Biay, do J. F. Swift, do . M. Meyer, do, J. Stevenson, Scotland, J.B. Tully, Washington, J. Hatcher, Columbia Hill, C. J. Schuster & wife, Sonoma, A. C. Busch, Downieville, J. .-Davis, North San Jitan, ‘Geo. Davis, — = de J. Tr Day, Federal Loan, H. Thompson, Sacramento, ‘T. W. Graham, San Francisco, Geo, Blodget, Downieville, Jas. Young, Maybert. SuEREIaEEEeds. cS Where To Go. Hood’s Cu res Mr. J. MW. Stillman “tam Truly Thankful Yor Hood's Sarsaparilla. In the’ war I con. racted typheid fever and fever and ague, “seaving me with malarial aud mere. rial peiseniag from which . have suffered ever-since, in_neuralgin, rheumatism, mer vous presiratien aiid fcneral debility, ince T began taking Hood's Sarsaparitiead have not losta day's. work ing months, and wimein better health thancany tle siuee the war.” J. HS STILLUMAN, Cheltenham, Pa. ce “Hood's Pitis eure Liver tis. 2h0, ig “ If you want to rig your boy out’ fer Carrer & JOHNSTON'S, SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee. j and $1.09, Sold by Carr Bros, . A = Spee ie : 3 spi t. Aud pay-a-fancy price for a School Suit : : wiien you can get a good one.sa cheap-at..f tr roa i . Carrer & JouNsron's, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, 2: ~ ee Ladies’ Tournament at 11 o'clock, “Trotting 2:27 class.Purse $400. ae Running—7g of a mile and repeat. © Purse $300. Saddle Horse Race. Purse $50, = FRIDAY, SEPT. i, Trotting—-2:50 class,-District. Purse $200; Running—1 mile and repeat. Purse $400. Pacing---2:30 class. Purse $350. SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, Trotting-—2:50 class. Purse $300. Trotting—2:23 class. Purse $500. Special Money. but equally efficient. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters uot only relieves, but ultimately and completely relieves disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels and nerves, I[tis a genuine tonic, healthfully stimulates the kidneys, is a thorough alterative, anda most effectual preventive of chills and fever and bilious remittent. The utmost conffdence can be reposed in the purity and safety of its medicinal ingredients. ber. The Marysville Baud has volunteered to play on that occasion free of charge. The Parlors of Native Sons and Native Daughters at Grass Valley are talking of the proceeds of which will go to aid the Midwinter Fair at San Franeisco. They expect to make it an attractive affair. The horse Ormonde, for which the owner, W. O. McDonough, paid $150,000, is eress— ing the continent and will be in California in a few daya, Probably the managers of the State Fair. will arrange with the owner of this famous horse to have him on exhibition at the fair. J.C. Nilon, Ed. Schmidt, John Marsh, Geo, A. Bailey and Win. Monk, have been appointed a committee by Hydraulic Parlor to make arrangements to raise funds for the Mid-Winter Fair, and also to procure exhibits for the same, They will make a report to the Parlor at the next regular meetKARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and ‘cures Constipation, 25c., 50e. Sold by Carr Bros, ° = Closing Out Sale. At Auction Thursday, August 3lst, at ing to combine business with pleasure we shipped two car-loads’ of assorted: vehicles to Nevada county, and had hoped. to have sold all during ‘eur. sojourn in the mounIGE CREAM. CLASS GOODS sold 10 o’clock a. m., at Glenbrook Park, Wish. LOW PRI CES, FOLEY AT THE RACES 1 oo THE PRIVILEGE OF SELLING AT GLENBROOK PARK RACES, During the week, beginning Aug. 29th, has been secured by _ the undersigned. He guarantees to serve the public with the same HIGH at his Store. AND AT THE SAME EOL. E WY ss _ Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. tains, There are, however, some thirty styles unsold, and we have decided to: close the whole lat out at public auction to the higest bidder on the above mentioned date, which ‘is the third day. of the Nevada County Annual Fair. These vehicles are all new and are in first-class condition. CoLumBus ing. a the Pavilion, in Class I, Department VI, Fine Arts, Miss Clara Belle King, Mr. W, J. Graafell, Mrs, F, EK. Bishep, Mrs, M. G. Harman, Mrs, J. P. Macauley, Mrs, J. B, Seymour, Mrs. D, B. Marwick, Miss Miller, Lenore Calkins, George Bodewig, Mrs, Charles Brockington, Miss Lillie Reeve . Buggy Company. a26-5t aud U. 8. Othet have some tine works of art : on exhibition, : "8 Seana Uae tes. tee a i House and Lot For Sale, In this city for $500. One-half cash. Balance. on easy installments. Apply to a23-lw Frank Guitp, + *@e+ « You can never havea really good com-. , plexion until the impurity is cleaned from your blood. What you need is a thorough course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which is absolutely free from all. harmful ingredients, aud therefore, perfectly sate; seibibibaciw nea Make Him Happy. You can nidike your boys’ school days} bright for him by buying him a School Suit at Carrer & Jounsron’s, Refused to Grant the Writ. * Union: A. Burtows hae returned * from Placer county, whither he went to defend Henry Phillips, who shot one McManaman recently at Forest Hill, Mr, Burrows applied to the Superion Court for a writ of habeas corpus, but it was refused. The defendand is held for manslaughter, but his attorney says he will certainly secure bis acquittal, Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,—Highest of all in leavening strength. —Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St, N.Y, x LET Us SEE YOu TAKE A AT en i? a % THEY ARE ON SALE VERY 8. EX. MX.ILBR., The Old Reliable. -steck—oet—roceriesM aple Sugar CANDIES, FRUITS AND NUTS) That is the date the Schools will commence. And perhaps you are thinking where you can geta good Scl ol Suit tor your boy FOR A LITTLE MONEY. Now, wx? claim that We can give you a better-suit for the price than any o ther house in-this county, and we have a better selection to pick t."om, and al OUR GOODS AND FRESH. It would pay you to come and see them before buying elsewhere and WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY, « ES WE-CAN SELL CO AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, : = : SO Cts. “ Corner of Pine We also have a fine line of KNEE PANTS, just the thing for school, for 50 cents nStOn, PRICE STORE, . . . a ™~* and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the. Of the Rainbow. We are all AFTER IT, > = memes —— Pause, friends, long enough to Fay, Geain, Vepetables,Froits;,-&c. &c-— Atso leave your . orders tor--Shakes-and Wood. We HMport-our-Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. ee Butter, Hoods, “Candies, By saving money on your purchases by buying your ‘Peas, Cotfees, Cheese, Lard, “Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned ¢ Nuts, Ete., at the . PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices, _ THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. Tremendous Inducements offered in: During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick and Lace Straw Hats, which we ofler at just about ONE-HALF the: regular prices. 13. dozen Black and White 75 cent duced to 35 cents, 6 worth 50 cénts, which Leghorn Hats—Re. dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, we are selling for 15 cents, ae vd a THE : WOODPECKER Handmade Guban Process, Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Manufactured by a AJilliamna Giffim, (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. day, Santen”. Fautt, inspect our immense. MRS. LASTER @ GRANTORD %