November 17, 1892 (4 pages)

en OO RE, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year. Ve 2% THURSDAY EV'NG NO ° Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— ‘Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest Unitep Srarts GoveRNMENT Foop Reporr. Royat Bakina PowpEr Co, 106 Wall St. N. Y. ELECTRICITY, Works of the Novada County Electric Power Company. Work on the dam for the Nevada County Electric Power Company on the South Yuba river is being rapidly pushed ahead, and there is.no danger now of the structure being’ damaged by the winter floods or spring freshets. Dr. H. H. Clark, the Treasurer and General Mana_. get, has been in Grass Valley for the past week, says the Tidings, and he is gratified at the progress made. Victor Dorsey has made some excellent photographs of the work done, showing that the heavy timbers have been laid, ‘The. dam will be constructed upon the principles of an inverted Howe Truss bridge. The lumber for the flume has been ordered, but as itis a difficult matter to get the lumber in place, the work of building the flume will be necessarily slow. A large amount of blasting will be necessary to secure proper foundations for the flume. The machinery for the plant has been ordered and the company has received notice that the manufacturers cannot supply the same before April next. By this time the dam and flume will be completed and it will take but a short time to place the machinery in position and run the} wires to this city. _ The company have already secured some contracts for furnishing power, but some of the mine owners are rather “backward in coming forward” -with their estimates of the amount of power needed, The Gold Hill mine has secured 100 horse power and it is thought that 50 horse power more will be needed. This is one of the best enterprises that has ever been started in this county and our mining men should take the earliest opportunity to secure this cheap power. Besides this the company would like to known the aniount of power which they will have to furnish, before putting in the plant. This enterprise is no experiment, as the managers aud shareholders are men of wealth aid Dr. Clark has had much experience in the electrical business. The capital’ stock of the company is $:00,000, and $160,000 of this will he expended it building the dam, flume and putting in the plant. ‘There is no doubt of the ultimate suocess of the company, and as it will be of great benefit, to the mining interests, let our mining men interview the managers as soon as poasible.and secure contracts for power, The company will also put in an electric lighting system, which will be extended to every part of the city, and the rates will be placed so low that almost everyone can have these lights in their homes. a Tue fall of the year isa trying season for elderly people. ' The many cheerless, dark, dismal days act depressingly, not to say injuriously, on both old and young. Now is the time to re-enforce the vi'a energies with Ayer's Sarsaparilla—the best of all blood mediciues, Turkey Crop Short. The turkey crop is going to be short this year, and the San Francisco commis sion merchants realizing this fact are sending out agents to buy all they ¢an. This being true the Thanksgiving and Christmas turkey is going to bring a high price, but just the same the bird will find 8 ready market, On Wednesday evening the Ladies Aid " of the Methodist Church will give an en*-tertainment and social in the parlors ol the Church, A pleasing program wil be presented after which refreshments will be served. Admission, adults 25 cents, children 10 cents, Doors open at 7:30 o'clock P. M, nl5-2t, — DEPRICE'S: Mm Baking. s MADE. MOST PERFECT HELLS "ER POPPING. No Peace Ror: the Bditor Until Ho Crosse the River. We flattered ourselves on Tu “aday that we had done a big thing, in publishing, in advance of every other paper in Nevada county, the official election returns. We published all the returns our special reporter brought to the office, and really we thought it was full and complete until this startling document was mailed to us through Uncle Samuel’s Postoffice. _ Read it, and ponder over the great and grievous error of ommission ; Nevapa Crry, Cat., Nov. 16, 1892. Eprror Transcripr—We, the undersigned, would like to know why you didn’t place the number of votes cast for our Supervisor on the Prohibition ticket, on District No. 1, on the list. We know he had votes in five precincts out of seven, . We would like to know, Why? (Signed. ] CHRIS, C. WEISENBURGER, WILLIAM CLEMO, STEPHEN ROBERTS, RICHARD MOORE, WILLIAM TRUAN, J. WILLIAMS, Q. PALMER, Please oblige, by answering. ‘ Life being so uncertain, hanging upon a slender thread, so to speak, and desirous of being at peace with all men so that when we come to kick the bucket. all will feel like throwing a beautiful wh ite chrysanthemum (as white roses are out of season) upon the cold clay that will cover our grave, we instanter, and without the least hesitancy, demanded of our special reporter that he go and re . pair the damnable wrong he had intentionally or otherwise perpetrated uponthe Prohibition Party. P, 8.—The reporter went to the County Clerk’s office on the “doublequick, obtained the following Supervisoral vote, and sincerely trusts that peace and happiness will now reign once more in the Queen City of the Sierras : For Supervisor—Ist. District. OFFICIAL RETURNS, ROMINGEON Stoo wen c fae ae 533 MOPROR poo rsd var ceed Shetek: 442 POANCLR 5 cig bs chase RAGE oer ee 70 1 Eh Fee anne ee en eR DN SF 9 Mr. Roberts did receive votes in four out of the seven precincts, as follows : OPROR, NGL Gis sess 5 irs baie reaed 8 ROVRGRE ONG. Oo opens adc cas (as cos oan 2 MADE IMG ae core es eae ee 8 Anybedy else got a kick at the TranSORIPT ? «Oe Simmons Liver Recuuator has never been known to fail to cure all liver dis. eases, ‘ Board of Supervisors. The following completes the bdsiness transacted by the Board of Supervisors yesterday; Estate of A. J. Leary was allowed $40.25 for blank sheets of the Great Register. The bill of H. 8. Crocker & Oo., for election supplies was laid over until the January session of the Board. The bonds of the County Officers were fixed as heretofore, : The auditor was authorized to draw his warrant upon the General Fund in favor of the Odd Fellows Hall Association for the sum of $126 for sewer privilege for county building. Rev. Sylvanus Lane Of the Cincinnati M. E. Conference says: “We have for years used Hood's Sarsap:rilla in our family.of . five, and find it fully equal to all that is claimed for it.” Hoop’s Pitts cure Liver Ills, A Thief at Large. On Saturday last a stranger arrived in this city with a horse and cart, which he tried to sell at a low price, but nobody would buy the outfit. This morning Constable Fergusen of Alta arrived here jm pursuit of the man, horse and cart, but the fellow had decamped, going ip the direction of Placer county, It sediiia he stole the horse and cart at Alta. The thief came here by way of Grass Valley and while at the latter place stole a shotgun, which he sold to a party in this city. Tr is no easy thing to dress harsh, course hair so as to make it look graceful or becoming, By the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor, this difficulty is removed, and the hair made to assume any style or arrangement that may be desired. Give the Vigor a trial. The Holidays. The holidays are near at hand, and owing to the great prosperity in the mining industry in this section, we predict that. our merchants will do a larger business in holiday goods than ever before. The shrewd business man thinks so, also, and he will provide for the same. Taxx Simmons Liver Regulator to remove the bile, clear the head and restore digestion. — For Sale. A New House onataining 8 hard finished rooms including Bath Reom. Eaquire of Chas. Grimes. 027-t£. Undertaking. & ~ @. Night calls promptly attended to in the Undertaking line. Call at residenge, Nevada Street. Gko, Taavy. -. bottle and have your money refunded, . cisoo, ” HEARD FROM. PERSONAL MENTION. A California Adventure as Narrated by aj Social and Other Notes About People Old Nevada City Man. and Young. The Pittafield (Maine) Gazette contains the following. interesting narrative as giveu to that paper by a Nevada City gentlemaa : Dr. Ivory L, Bownan of Nevada City, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bowman, and their mother, Mrs. R. B. Bowman, of Hartland, made us a very pleasant visit last week. Dr. I. L. Bowman went to California twenty-two years ago, and has never been in Maine since until now. . He was engaged in the lumber business for a long time, but for the past six years he has been practicing dentistry. He attended a dental college at Chicago, IIl.,last winter and spring to perfect. him self in the business, He intends to return to Nevada City this week after speuding two pleasant wieks with his many friends here. His wife, who was formerly Miss Lenora Barnes of Pittsfield, Me., is a very earnest workéf in the cause of Christianity and temperance at her home in Nevada City. She ‘intends to visit her friends next fall. Among the most interesting incidents that Dr. Bowman related to us of California life, was one which conveyed a very good moral. He was traveling alone and on_horsebask through a very lonely region and arrived at what was known as ‘Death Valley:” As it was almost night he thought he would stop at a spring near by until morning, but. just before reaching the spring he was horrified to see a dead man hanging ina tree. The glaring and protruding eyes of the dead man showed plainly that he had been the victim of foul play and Mr. Bimmediately decided that he could not do better than to goon, It was almost dark when he came in sight of arude house where he applied for shelter during the night. The proprietors, ‘an elderly man and woman, at first said that they could not possibly keep him, but Dr. Bowman told them of the body that he had seen ina tree about a mile away and after much persuasion they decided to let him stay, as there was nosettlement within fortyfine miles of the place. a party of about a dozen reugh, drunken ‘‘cow-boys” came in and acted terribly. As the manand woman of the house made no remonstrance to their doings, Mr. Bowman decided that they were in league with this band of desperades sand that his money or his life, perhaps both, would be wanted befors morning. At last the band went away and he was shown to a rough, unfinished room where there was a rude couch and a trap door in the center. ing he would be launched into the abyss below before morning, he carefully examined the trapdoor and found it led to a cellar, He was now too thoroughly frightened to lie down or even take off his boots and soon hearing a low, mumbling sound in an adjoining room, he placed himself in a listening attitude, expecting to hear his death-doom, ‘‘Had we better go to bed, mother ?” said the man of the house in a lew tone, ‘‘Yes, father,’ she replied, ‘‘we might as well go to bed, but we had better go prepared.” . ‘*Well, you read tonight, mother” he said, ‘for Iam too nervous,” Then this lady of the wilderness read a chapter in the Bible and they both bowed down togethér and made an earnest aud fervent prayer to God for his watchful care over them through the night and for the stranger who was lodging with them. ‘*When I heard that,” said Mr. Bowman, ‘‘l thought I might as well go to bed, for people who prayed so fervently would never harm me, and 1 neyer slept sounder in my life.” After breakfast the next morning, they asked him if he was in the habit of hearing the Bible read, telling him they wished to have family prayers. ‘I should think so” said Mr, B. ‘‘for my father was a preaches aud I have got a praying mother somewhere in the world now.” Then a mutual attachment sprang up betwen them and Mr.~B,, and at their earnest request, he stopped with them for two days longer before he resumed his lonely journey. Moral: It is always safe to be with people who sincerely and fervently pray to the God of Heaven. in one corner ThinkWrrnovra doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. It has cured thousands. SSE It Should Bein Every House, J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr, King’s New Discovery hasdone him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store arge bottles, 50c. and $1.00, ” Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon thig condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the We could not make this offer did we: not} know that Dr. King’s New Discovery eould be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Oarr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 60c, and $1.00. Micuett’s Dancing School and Social Kentucky Bourbon, « fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell &. Siebenhaner, sole agents for Pacific In the evening }. every Friday night. Children's class . a 1_11«,1««« Saturday afternoon, 024-tf, 7 Re GEO. TRACY, Days of ‘+°49." : Undertaker and Funeral Director, } L. Hyman has gone to San Francisco Thos. Wayman of San Francisco is here. A. P. Myers of San Francisco ia here on a visit. A. W. Kenison and J. Roll, of Auburn, are in town, F. Griswold of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. A. Hampel of Sacramento is here spending a few days. 8. S. Smith and wife, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are here on a visit. J. G. Davison of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. Chas, E. Uren of Grass Valley went over to Forbestown yesterday. M. Levy and H. Nordman, of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday. Miss L. Miller of French Corral is here on a visit to Miss Fernande Muller. rived here today on his way below.S. Seelig and Geo. W. Howell, of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. Senator Preston and A. D. Mason are registered at the Grand Hotel, San Francisco. W. E. Kleinsorge of Sacramento ar rived here yesterday on his way to Downieville. Tom Cross of San Francisco, is here in the interest of Schuster Bros., wholesale hardware dealers, P. Bachels and A. Bachels, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening on their way to Downieville. Frank R, Wehe and his son Van, of Downieville, were in town yesterday on their way to San Francisco. Miss Bessie Ransome of North San Juan, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, arrived here yesterday on her way home, Peter Querells and wife, Mrs. Alex Meek and Mrs. Hendry, of Camptonville, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco, ~® No pill or nauseating potion, but is pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Régulator. French Corral in It, It is rumored that one of the most popular young men of French Corral will will soon lead to the altar one ‘of that town’s fairest daughters. May eternal happiness be their lot, is the wish of the TRANsCRIPT, oe So simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmeons Liver Regulator, Of Rochester, N. ¥. Deaf for a Year Caused by Catarrh in the Head Catarrh being a ConstITUTIONAL disease, requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY like Hood’s Sarsaparilla to cure it: “Three years ago, as a result of ‘catarrh, Tentitoly lost my hearing and was deaf for more thin a year. I tried various things to cure it, and had physicians, but no improvewas apparent. could distingu no I was intendi gputting yself under the care of a specialist, when some one suggested that Hood’s Sarsaparilla might do me some good, I began taking it without the expen ation of any lasting help. ao my eurpr aud great jor, T found when had taken three bottles that my hearing wae returning. kept on till I had taken three more, It Is now over a year and T rfectly well. I am trou can bled but very little wi the catarrh. I consider this i a aL Botkatie case, and recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to all who have catarrh.” Haman Hicks, 80 Carter Street, Rochester, N.Y. : Hooo’s PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion, prevent tipati Boils Boils according to Dr. King, an eminent authorse ity “are generally conSp nected with derangements of the liver and stomach." whet : While the older Sarsapatillas contain potash which aggravates erup tions, Joy’s is peculiarly a stomach and bowel corrective, and is the only one that is so. Its regulating influences cause boils to dry up and disappear almost immediately, A case in point; ; “I had boils break out on my neck, One had bursted, I took Joy's Vegetable SarsapaVillaand tn afew days the ether botis had dried up. In the spring of 1890 I took one of the Other Sarsaparilies and the result was a mass of pimples: Hearing that Joy's was Inter. and acted differently I used it this year with the above satisfactory results.” ; J, Newman, Alameda, Cal. Formerly with the “Alta California,” 8. F. Robt. Walsh, with Wella Fargo & Co., and ores of San Franciscans report the same ‘experience, It avoids the use of the lance, JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilia As itis the only Sarsaparilia that purifies the blood without the ugly potash eruptions, {nsiston Joy’s and don't take any other, CARR BROTHERS, -~ Main Street, Nevada City. D. Burroughs of North Bloomlfield ara up expressly by our ‘own people tor this market, SF Beware of traveling men ead A Canal Re: pene. Health is largely dependent upon a regular habit of body. ‘The bowels act as an important canal for the carrying of waste matter of the system. “‘ihey, together with the kidney and pores, are outlets for debris whose presence is fatal to the body's well-being. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is no violent purgative, but a gentle laxative admirably adapted to the wants of the constipated, It never gripes and wrenches the intestines as all drastric cathartios do, but produces an action akin to that of an effort of nature. Biliousness, indigestion, with their associate manifestation, costiveness, are speedily and completely remedied by this fine corrective, which also conquers malaria, sick headache, kidney and rheumatic trouble, and checks premature decay. : " Don't You Know that you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by simply taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion and the like. It is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches. Millions have been made to understand this and have been cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. From Rey. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md “It affords me pleasure to add my teatimony to the great virtues of Simmons ziver Regulator. I have had experience Ture lily is as white as snow, The rose is as the crimson red; But neither can surpass in glow, The color or the brightness shed, By the sweet lips and teeth allied That SOZODONT has purified, BMucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for ‘Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil; blai'«, Corns, and all Skin Kruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required [y is, varanteed to give perfect satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents : ; ith 1 occas: ‘per box. For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dru yoate tow re ard it Ns rp] med Stone. s20ly cine of the times. So sic ceenengiphaiices Welsenburger’s Sauer Kraut, “READ THIS, If Yeu Waut Rubber Roofing or Avy Kind Shurtleff & Son have just received a fresh stipply of Weisburger’s Sauer Kraut the vory best article of the kind in the market, Give it a trial. ni l-tf of Stoves. Ty Geo. E. Turner has just received a : carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber P . d S Iti & R fi in Roofing, which he will sell at three cents 0 an me ng C fl p a foot. It is the cheapest, and most durable roofing in the market. If you COMPANY, have a leaky roof call and see this roof os Bs ng. : LINN SOR, ORRGON, Also, just received a large.line-of Box IGHEST. PRICE PAID FOR . Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Gold, Silver and Lead Ore, Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be Apply to sold at the lowest prices. Call and see them whether yon want to buy or not, Gro. E. Turner, Pine street, Ne vada City, A. WALTMAN, Ageat Nevada City, Aug. 23. 028 Se aan HITTING THE BULLSEYE CN Ne ag Proves you to be a good marksman, bu it pays much better to strike a gov! thing cheap than it does to hit a target, You've struck the sweetest thing in Nevada City, when you have found my candies, which are worth a trip and a long search to see. Neither a trip nor : search are necessary, however, but th: CANDY way be had for the asking and a nominal contribution of smal change at my store.” Hverybody in Nevada City knows the place and alao theC AN DY. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner. No. 13-Comm Established 18; 7. For Stylish Millinery direct from the E LESTER & CRAWFORD, _ MISS GRACE POWER will have charge of our Mil linery Depatment which is a sufficien: guarantee that al work turned out of our establishment will be artistic MAS. : LESTER : & CRAWFO35 Main Street, Nevada City. ast goto MRS OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING IS BOUND TO Go. . Bought Cheap for Cash, . Sell Cheap. LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Boys’ Knee Cassimere Suits, from $1.00 and upwards, Boys’ Long Pants Suits, from $3.50 and upwards, Boys’ Cassimere Suits, from $5.00 and upwards, Men's Chinchilla Overcoats, from $5.00 and upwards, Boys’ Overcoats, from $1.50 and upwatds, Men's Marysville extra quality Blue Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, $1.30 each. . Men's Extra Heavy Blue Denim Overalls and Jumpers, 50 cents each, and all other goods in proportion. These goods are all of this season's make, and are made fies and fly-by-night concerns, who only Gome here to gull the yt ye of this community. Purchase your goods tion a house ese ee a i, solid standing in the mercantile world, and perfectly responsible in any business he may have with you. Chas. Grimes, __° LEADING CLOTHIER, ja28-ly A 8 ae eR Rie nnaeine seme + te ec Geserves universal commendation = = orcial St., Nevada Cit + Ny francisco (ston an or ninety days credit at our cash was put on the ovunter, AFTER ALL HE ENCIPEMRIN WH HAVE SOMETHING NEW FOR NEVADA COUNTY YER. About.the 15th of this month we will open a first-class merchant tailor ‘Shop in connection with our ready-made clathing department. We have engaged a first-clans cutter and three first-class tailors to start in with, We pro eae to open in good style.’ We assure the people datece in perform greater wonders than the travellers for San Francisco and Eastern houses can. We will save you from 1 to 20 per cent. on their prices, and give you better ae mings-and better workinanship than they can. We invit everybody to call and examine our stock of cloths. : l'o the public who wear ready-made clothing, we will say that we are our own manu/acturers in FINE CLO lH ING, and will defy any merchant tailors to give any better fit than we can in our establishment. We are first.class merchant tailors ourselves, and we know what we are talk. ing about. We have Suits in our establishment to fit slim and ‘tall people; pants measures, length as long 38 if necessary; waists in frocks to suit according. ° Short and Stout people—We can fit them if it takes 55 around the breast, Pants lengths from. 25 up to 38 if necessar Waist measures from 46 to 50, Fine Prince Albert Suits of the same sizes. Be careful, do not give your measure to any drummers, no matter where the come from. The don’t come here for their health or to please vehicle come to make all the money they can out of you It is different with us. We are here to stay with ou and we will try to please vou in every respect, as we on your trade for the future, and will try to make a customer out of you. We will dety competition with the prices and treatment you get in our store. If you leave your measure with a drummer, in the first place, when he takes “your measure he makes you put up a deposit. In the suine place, your goods come C. 0. D. And in the third place how can you tell how that garment is going to wear ~ the future? Are any of you expert tailors, who can tell whether a garment is fnade rightor wrong? You stand all the show to lose, afid they to gain, But it is different with'us. As we mertioned before, we are first-class tailors ourselves, and when you buy a Suit in our establishment we try to fit you, and we try to please you in every respect and to advertise our business and gain customers in the future. Youdo not have to pay us. C. O, D, forclothing, and your suit is delivered at your home for’ i rei your family and your neighbors to judge for vaureelren it suits you, you can keep rit does ns you, y ep it, u it does not, you can The chances you stand with us are to lose. If you need the accommod or ninety days you can have it, ‘e are willing to credit you, And if the garment does not turn out as represented you have some-ov to fall back upon, and we are good lor it, aS we are always willing to make it right. Now you see for yourself that you have a hundred’ chances Ritts us where you have not one with a drummer. — We defy com petition on the Pacific Coast to compare with our five 'rom a pair of overalls up to a suit of clothes, i We are not unmindful of the fact that while flaming: adveruisements are frequently the source of Success n the merchant, the pub‘icy interest must also be guarded and should be the especial care of the merchant who ould court the continual patronage of those who favor him by a purchase whether it be doliars or cents, for in a limited ection as this, when the same forms and faces become so ‘amiliar to each other that this whole Northern countr re a8 though neighbors of one or the same town or cit “ hus rendering the producer morally responsible to ine onsumer, totally in contrast with eastern or western cities Where business is principally transient. The merchant ind customer of the hour perchance never meet again -herefore fully cognizant of the responsibilities we as nae ‘nd the promises we make to PRO ECT EVERY CUSTOMER to the tull excent of purchase made at o i stores by full value in exchange for goods returned em iny Cause, or the full face sir rc i : ay the full tace of their bill of purchase in gold INO matter if you are wealth all to gain, and none ation of thirty, sixty, y, don't throw ; away, and again if you are ia moderate denen ertainly ubjust to yourselt lu pay even one cent more t your yoods than is necessary. It is an established ip shat we have lowered prices and have acted as a ch a ‘pon the greedy “old-timers,” te Ts, = x™M AN ounty, aud none of our competitors dare ¢ of Nevada county. When p30 wouldaay rg ie "ane ‘auch less at the SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION °° Nevada City, note how they would try to convince you ti that we cannot last long, that our goods are iuferior aud th tn this proposition they are more than mistaken arge quantities at sutlicient difference in price t etter bargains, thus proving to the purchaser the adva: f ©. 2 ¥ Weare ever studying the best intercsts of the ublig, hs CAS over ppt ye Mego é eed (et one ods, Aud in conclusion we would ar one i t TO STAY. That we most 2 trial those who don tknowus. That we stand VAIRLY riot Wie Y to Supe re tania a ie EMREROT BATISPACTION wo evervone or meses vel ude 3 F jnisrepresentations at the Stax ea , ‘ Roig Ow Lol @ } osiablitatient te Nevada comtyee EOP we aly strictly ONE PRIOR is the man who brought prices down in Nevada cal prove it by the citizens im buy an article for so ORE, Commercial street, 446 We are no merchants, at we sell without protit. the yrand secret is we purchase in to enable us to give onr patrons RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE FUTURE, OF THE ¥ 4S Anybody wanting credit, who can Give us good reference, oan have thirty, sixty establishment, at the same prices they would pay if the But it is understood that thirty days muaue thirty = oe ia Corner Broad and Pine Stree's,Nevada City, . dave a0 this is sufficient acoommodation, When your bill falla 4 , [oF we can do no more business, Tomy Ne One Rpg pee

en OO RE, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year. Ve 2% THURSDAY EV'NG NO ° Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— ‘Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest Unitep Srarts GoveRNMENT Foop Reporr. Royat Bakina PowpEr Co, 106 Wall St. N. Y. ELECTRICITY, Works of the Novada County Electric Power Company. Work on the dam for the Nevada County Electric Power Company on the South Yuba river is being rapidly pushed ahead, and there is.no danger now of the structure being’ damaged by the winter floods or spring freshets. Dr. H. H. Clark, the Treasurer and General Mana_. get, has been in Grass Valley for the past week, says the Tidings, and he is gratified at the progress made. Victor Dorsey has made some excellent photographs of the work done, showing that the heavy timbers have been laid, ‘The. dam will be constructed upon the principles of an inverted Howe Truss bridge. The lumber for the flume has been ordered, but as itis a difficult matter to get the lumber in place, the work of building the flume will be necessarily slow. A large amount of blasting will be necessary to secure proper foundations for the flume. The machinery for the plant has been ordered and the company has received notice that the manufacturers cannot supply the same before April next. By this time the dam and flume will be completed and it will take but a short time to place the machinery in position and run the} wires to this city. _ The company have already secured some contracts for furnishing power, but some of the mine owners are rather “backward in coming forward” -with their estimates of the amount of power needed, The Gold Hill mine has secured 100 horse power and it is thought that 50 horse power more will be needed. This is one of the best enterprises that has ever been started in this county and our mining men should take the earliest opportunity to secure this cheap power. Besides this the company would like to known the aniount of power which they will have to furnish, before putting in the plant. This enterprise is no experiment, as the managers aud shareholders are men of wealth aid Dr. Clark has had much experience in the electrical business. The capital’ stock of the company is $:00,000, and $160,000 of this will he expended it building the dam, flume and putting in the plant. ‘There is no doubt of the ultimate suocess of the company, and as it will be of great benefit, to the mining interests, let our mining men interview the managers as soon as poasible.and secure contracts for power, The company will also put in an electric lighting system, which will be extended to every part of the city, and the rates will be placed so low that almost everyone can have these lights in their homes. a Tue fall of the year isa trying season for elderly people. ' The many cheerless, dark, dismal days act depressingly, not to say injuriously, on both old and young. Now is the time to re-enforce the vi'a energies with Ayer's Sarsaparilla—the best of all blood mediciues, Turkey Crop Short. The turkey crop is going to be short this year, and the San Francisco commis sion merchants realizing this fact are sending out agents to buy all they ¢an. This being true the Thanksgiving and Christmas turkey is going to bring a high price, but just the same the bird will find 8 ready market, On Wednesday evening the Ladies Aid " of the Methodist Church will give an en*-tertainment and social in the parlors ol the Church, A pleasing program wil be presented after which refreshments will be served. Admission, adults 25 cents, children 10 cents, Doors open at 7:30 o'clock P. M, nl5-2t, — DEPRICE'S: Mm Baking. s MADE. MOST PERFECT HELLS "ER POPPING. No Peace Ror: the Bditor Until Ho Crosse the River. We flattered ourselves on Tu “aday that we had done a big thing, in publishing, in advance of every other paper in Nevada county, the official election returns. We published all the returns our special reporter brought to the office, and really we thought it was full and complete until this startling document was mailed to us through Uncle Samuel’s Postoffice. _ Read it, and ponder over the great and grievous error of ommission ; Nevapa Crry, Cat., Nov. 16, 1892. Eprror Transcripr—We, the undersigned, would like to know why you didn’t place the number of votes cast for our Supervisor on the Prohibition ticket, on District No. 1, on the list. We know he had votes in five precincts out of seven, . We would like to know, Why? (Signed. ] CHRIS, C. WEISENBURGER, WILLIAM CLEMO, STEPHEN ROBERTS, RICHARD MOORE, WILLIAM TRUAN, J. WILLIAMS, Q. PALMER, Please oblige, by answering. ‘ Life being so uncertain, hanging upon a slender thread, so to speak, and desirous of being at peace with all men so that when we come to kick the bucket. all will feel like throwing a beautiful wh ite chrysanthemum (as white roses are out of season) upon the cold clay that will cover our grave, we instanter, and without the least hesitancy, demanded of our special reporter that he go and re . pair the damnable wrong he had intentionally or otherwise perpetrated uponthe Prohibition Party. P, 8.—The reporter went to the County Clerk’s office on the “doublequick, obtained the following Supervisoral vote, and sincerely trusts that peace and happiness will now reign once more in the Queen City of the Sierras : For Supervisor—Ist. District. OFFICIAL RETURNS, ROMINGEON Stoo wen c fae ae 533 MOPROR poo rsd var ceed Shetek: 442 POANCLR 5 cig bs chase RAGE oer ee 70 1 Eh Fee anne ee en eR DN SF 9 Mr. Roberts did receive votes in four out of the seven precincts, as follows : OPROR, NGL Gis sess 5 irs baie reaed 8 ROVRGRE ONG. Oo opens adc cas (as cos oan 2 MADE IMG ae core es eae ee 8 Anybedy else got a kick at the TranSORIPT ? «Oe Simmons Liver Recuuator has never been known to fail to cure all liver dis. eases, ‘ Board of Supervisors. The following completes the bdsiness transacted by the Board of Supervisors yesterday; Estate of A. J. Leary was allowed $40.25 for blank sheets of the Great Register. The bill of H. 8. Crocker & Oo., for election supplies was laid over until the January session of the Board. The bonds of the County Officers were fixed as heretofore, : The auditor was authorized to draw his warrant upon the General Fund in favor of the Odd Fellows Hall Association for the sum of $126 for sewer privilege for county building. Rev. Sylvanus Lane Of the Cincinnati M. E. Conference says: “We have for years used Hood's Sarsap:rilla in our family.of . five, and find it fully equal to all that is claimed for it.” Hoop’s Pitts cure Liver Ills, A Thief at Large. On Saturday last a stranger arrived in this city with a horse and cart, which he tried to sell at a low price, but nobody would buy the outfit. This morning Constable Fergusen of Alta arrived here jm pursuit of the man, horse and cart, but the fellow had decamped, going ip the direction of Placer county, It sediiia he stole the horse and cart at Alta. The thief came here by way of Grass Valley and while at the latter place stole a shotgun, which he sold to a party in this city. Tr is no easy thing to dress harsh, course hair so as to make it look graceful or becoming, By the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor, this difficulty is removed, and the hair made to assume any style or arrangement that may be desired. Give the Vigor a trial. The Holidays. The holidays are near at hand, and owing to the great prosperity in the mining industry in this section, we predict that. our merchants will do a larger business in holiday goods than ever before. The shrewd business man thinks so, also, and he will provide for the same. Taxx Simmons Liver Regulator to remove the bile, clear the head and restore digestion. — For Sale. A New House onataining 8 hard finished rooms including Bath Reom. Eaquire of Chas. Grimes. 027-t£. Undertaking. & ~ @. Night calls promptly attended to in the Undertaking line. Call at residenge, Nevada Street. Gko, Taavy. -. bottle and have your money refunded, . cisoo, ” HEARD FROM. PERSONAL MENTION. A California Adventure as Narrated by aj Social and Other Notes About People Old Nevada City Man. and Young. The Pittafield (Maine) Gazette contains the following. interesting narrative as giveu to that paper by a Nevada City gentlemaa : Dr. Ivory L, Bownan of Nevada City, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bowman, and their mother, Mrs. R. B. Bowman, of Hartland, made us a very pleasant visit last week. Dr. I. L. Bowman went to California twenty-two years ago, and has never been in Maine since until now. . He was engaged in the lumber business for a long time, but for the past six years he has been practicing dentistry. He attended a dental college at Chicago, IIl.,last winter and spring to perfect. him self in the business, He intends to return to Nevada City this week after speuding two pleasant wieks with his many friends here. His wife, who was formerly Miss Lenora Barnes of Pittsfield, Me., is a very earnest workéf in the cause of Christianity and temperance at her home in Nevada City. She ‘intends to visit her friends next fall. Among the most interesting incidents that Dr. Bowman related to us of California life, was one which conveyed a very good moral. He was traveling alone and on_horsebask through a very lonely region and arrived at what was known as ‘Death Valley:” As it was almost night he thought he would stop at a spring near by until morning, but. just before reaching the spring he was horrified to see a dead man hanging ina tree. The glaring and protruding eyes of the dead man showed plainly that he had been the victim of foul play and Mr. Bimmediately decided that he could not do better than to goon, It was almost dark when he came in sight of arude house where he applied for shelter during the night. The proprietors, ‘an elderly man and woman, at first said that they could not possibly keep him, but Dr. Bowman told them of the body that he had seen ina tree about a mile away and after much persuasion they decided to let him stay, as there was nosettlement within fortyfine miles of the place. a party of about a dozen reugh, drunken ‘‘cow-boys” came in and acted terribly. As the manand woman of the house made no remonstrance to their doings, Mr. Bowman decided that they were in league with this band of desperades sand that his money or his life, perhaps both, would be wanted befors morning. At last the band went away and he was shown to a rough, unfinished room where there was a rude couch and a trap door in the center. ing he would be launched into the abyss below before morning, he carefully examined the trapdoor and found it led to a cellar, He was now too thoroughly frightened to lie down or even take off his boots and soon hearing a low, mumbling sound in an adjoining room, he placed himself in a listening attitude, expecting to hear his death-doom, ‘‘Had we better go to bed, mother ?” said the man of the house in a lew tone, ‘‘Yes, father,’ she replied, ‘‘we might as well go to bed, but we had better go prepared.” . ‘*Well, you read tonight, mother” he said, ‘for Iam too nervous,” Then this lady of the wilderness read a chapter in the Bible and they both bowed down togethér and made an earnest aud fervent prayer to God for his watchful care over them through the night and for the stranger who was lodging with them. ‘*When I heard that,” said Mr. Bowman, ‘‘l thought I might as well go to bed, for people who prayed so fervently would never harm me, and 1 neyer slept sounder in my life.” After breakfast the next morning, they asked him if he was in the habit of hearing the Bible read, telling him they wished to have family prayers. ‘I should think so” said Mr, B. ‘‘for my father was a preaches aud I have got a praying mother somewhere in the world now.” Then a mutual attachment sprang up betwen them and Mr.~B,, and at their earnest request, he stopped with them for two days longer before he resumed his lonely journey. Moral: It is always safe to be with people who sincerely and fervently pray to the God of Heaven. in one corner ThinkWrrnovra doubt Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. It has cured thousands. SSE It Should Bein Every House, J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr, King’s New Discovery hasdone him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store arge bottles, 50c. and $1.00, ” Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon thig condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the We could not make this offer did we: not} know that Dr. King’s New Discovery eould be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Oarr Bros’. Dru Store. Large size 60c, and $1.00. Micuett’s Dancing School and Social Kentucky Bourbon, « fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell &. Siebenhaner, sole agents for Pacific In the evening }. every Friday night. Children's class . a 1_11«,1««« Saturday afternoon, 024-tf, 7 Re GEO. TRACY, Days of ‘+°49." : Undertaker and Funeral Director, } L. Hyman has gone to San Francisco Thos. Wayman of San Francisco is here. A. P. Myers of San Francisco ia here on a visit.

A. W. Kenison and J. Roll, of Auburn, are in town, F. Griswold of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. A. Hampel of Sacramento is here spending a few days. 8. S. Smith and wife, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are here on a visit. J. G. Davison of Sacramento arrived here on the morning train. Chas, E. Uren of Grass Valley went over to Forbestown yesterday. M. Levy and H. Nordman, of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday. Miss L. Miller of French Corral is here on a visit to Miss Fernande Muller. rived here today on his way below.S. Seelig and Geo. W. Howell, of San Francisco came in on last evening’s train. Senator Preston and A. D. Mason are registered at the Grand Hotel, San Francisco. W. E. Kleinsorge of Sacramento ar rived here yesterday on his way to Downieville. Tom Cross of San Francisco, is here in the interest of Schuster Bros., wholesale hardware dealers, P. Bachels and A. Bachels, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening on their way to Downieville. Frank R, Wehe and his son Van, of Downieville, were in town yesterday on their way to San Francisco. Miss Bessie Ransome of North San Juan, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, arrived here yesterday on her way home, Peter Querells and wife, Mrs. Alex Meek and Mrs. Hendry, of Camptonville, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco, ~® No pill or nauseating potion, but is pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons Liver Régulator. French Corral in It, It is rumored that one of the most popular young men of French Corral will will soon lead to the altar one ‘of that town’s fairest daughters. May eternal happiness be their lot, is the wish of the TRANsCRIPT, oe So simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmeons Liver Regulator, Of Rochester, N. ¥. Deaf for a Year Caused by Catarrh in the Head Catarrh being a ConstITUTIONAL disease, requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY like Hood’s Sarsaparilla to cure it: “Three years ago, as a result of ‘catarrh, Tentitoly lost my hearing and was deaf for more thin a year. I tried various things to cure it, and had physicians, but no improvewas apparent. could distingu no I was intendi gputting yself under the care of a specialist, when some one suggested that Hood’s Sarsaparilla might do me some good, I began taking it without the expen ation of any lasting help. ao my eurpr aud great jor, T found when had taken three bottles that my hearing wae returning. kept on till I had taken three more, It Is now over a year and T rfectly well. I am trou can bled but very little wi the catarrh. I consider this i a aL Botkatie case, and recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to all who have catarrh.” Haman Hicks, 80 Carter Street, Rochester, N.Y. : Hooo’s PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion, prevent tipati Boils Boils according to Dr. King, an eminent authorse ity “are generally conSp nected with derangements of the liver and stomach." whet : While the older Sarsapatillas contain potash which aggravates erup tions, Joy’s is peculiarly a stomach and bowel corrective, and is the only one that is so. Its regulating influences cause boils to dry up and disappear almost immediately, A case in point; ; “I had boils break out on my neck, One had bursted, I took Joy's Vegetable SarsapaVillaand tn afew days the ether botis had dried up. In the spring of 1890 I took one of the Other Sarsaparilies and the result was a mass of pimples: Hearing that Joy's was Inter. and acted differently I used it this year with the above satisfactory results.” ; J, Newman, Alameda, Cal. Formerly with the “Alta California,” 8. F. Robt. Walsh, with Wella Fargo & Co., and ores of San Franciscans report the same ‘experience, It avoids the use of the lance, JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilia As itis the only Sarsaparilia that purifies the blood without the ugly potash eruptions, {nsiston Joy’s and don't take any other, CARR BROTHERS, -~ Main Street, Nevada City. D. Burroughs of North Bloomlfield ara up expressly by our ‘own people tor this market, SF Beware of traveling men ead A Canal Re: pene. Health is largely dependent upon a regular habit of body. ‘The bowels act as an important canal for the carrying of waste matter of the system. “‘ihey, together with the kidney and pores, are outlets for debris whose presence is fatal to the body's well-being. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is no violent purgative, but a gentle laxative admirably adapted to the wants of the constipated, It never gripes and wrenches the intestines as all drastric cathartios do, but produces an action akin to that of an effort of nature. Biliousness, indigestion, with their associate manifestation, costiveness, are speedily and completely remedied by this fine corrective, which also conquers malaria, sick headache, kidney and rheumatic trouble, and checks premature decay. : " Don't You Know that you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by simply taking a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion and the like. It is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches. Millions have been made to understand this and have been cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. From Rey. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md “It affords me pleasure to add my teatimony to the great virtues of Simmons ziver Regulator. I have had experience Ture lily is as white as snow, The rose is as the crimson red; But neither can surpass in glow, The color or the brightness shed, By the sweet lips and teeth allied That SOZODONT has purified, BMucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for ‘Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil; blai'«, Corns, and all Skin Kruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required [y is, varanteed to give perfect satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents : ; ith 1 occas: ‘per box. For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dru yoate tow re ard it Ns rp] med Stone. s20ly cine of the times. So sic ceenengiphaiices Welsenburger’s Sauer Kraut, “READ THIS, If Yeu Waut Rubber Roofing or Avy Kind Shurtleff & Son have just received a fresh stipply of Weisburger’s Sauer Kraut the vory best article of the kind in the market, Give it a trial. ni l-tf of Stoves. Ty Geo. E. Turner has just received a : carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber P . d S Iti & R fi in Roofing, which he will sell at three cents 0 an me ng C fl p a foot. It is the cheapest, and most durable roofing in the market. If you COMPANY, have a leaky roof call and see this roof os Bs ng. : LINN SOR, ORRGON, Also, just received a large.line-of Box IGHEST. PRICE PAID FOR . Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Gold, Silver and Lead Ore, Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be Apply to sold at the lowest prices. Call and see them whether yon want to buy or not, Gro. E. Turner, Pine street, Ne vada City, A. WALTMAN, Ageat Nevada City, Aug. 23. 028 Se aan HITTING THE BULLSEYE CN Ne ag Proves you to be a good marksman, bu it pays much better to strike a gov! thing cheap than it does to hit a target, You've struck the sweetest thing in Nevada City, when you have found my candies, which are worth a trip and a long search to see. Neither a trip nor : search are necessary, however, but th: CANDY way be had for the asking and a nominal contribution of smal change at my store.” Hverybody in Nevada City knows the place and alao theC AN DY. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner. No. 13-Comm Established 18; 7. For Stylish Millinery direct from the E LESTER & CRAWFORD, _ MISS GRACE POWER will have charge of our Mil linery Depatment which is a sufficien: guarantee that al work turned out of our establishment will be artistic MAS. : LESTER : & CRAWFO35 Main Street, Nevada City. ast goto MRS OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING IS BOUND TO Go. . Bought Cheap for Cash, . Sell Cheap. LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Boys’ Knee Cassimere Suits, from $1.00 and upwards, Boys’ Long Pants Suits, from $3.50 and upwards, Boys’ Cassimere Suits, from $5.00 and upwards, Men's Chinchilla Overcoats, from $5.00 and upwards, Boys’ Overcoats, from $1.50 and upwatds, Men's Marysville extra quality Blue Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, $1.30 each. . Men's Extra Heavy Blue Denim Overalls and Jumpers, 50 cents each, and all other goods in proportion. These goods are all of this season's make, and are made fies and fly-by-night concerns, who only Gome here to gull the yt ye of this community. Purchase your goods tion a house ese ee a i, solid standing in the mercantile world, and perfectly responsible in any business he may have with you. Chas. Grimes, __° LEADING CLOTHIER, ja28-ly A 8 ae eR Rie nnaeine seme + te ec Geserves universal commendation = = orcial St., Nevada Cit + Ny francisco (ston an or ninety days credit at our cash was put on the ovunter, AFTER ALL HE ENCIPEMRIN WH HAVE SOMETHING NEW FOR NEVADA COUNTY YER. About.the 15th of this month we will open a first-class merchant tailor ‘Shop in connection with our ready-made clathing department. We have engaged a first-clans cutter and three first-class tailors to start in with, We pro eae to open in good style.’ We assure the people datece in perform greater wonders than the travellers for San Francisco and Eastern houses can. We will save you from 1 to 20 per cent. on their prices, and give you better ae mings-and better workinanship than they can. We invit everybody to call and examine our stock of cloths. : l'o the public who wear ready-made clothing, we will say that we are our own manu/acturers in FINE CLO lH ING, and will defy any merchant tailors to give any better fit than we can in our establishment. We are first.class merchant tailors ourselves, and we know what we are talk. ing about. We have Suits in our establishment to fit slim and ‘tall people; pants measures, length as long 38 if necessary; waists in frocks to suit according. ° Short and Stout people—We can fit them if it takes 55 around the breast, Pants lengths from. 25 up to 38 if necessar Waist measures from 46 to 50, Fine Prince Albert Suits of the same sizes. Be careful, do not give your measure to any drummers, no matter where the come from. The don’t come here for their health or to please vehicle come to make all the money they can out of you It is different with us. We are here to stay with ou and we will try to please vou in every respect, as we on your trade for the future, and will try to make a customer out of you. We will dety competition with the prices and treatment you get in our store. If you leave your measure with a drummer, in the first place, when he takes “your measure he makes you put up a deposit. In the suine place, your goods come C. 0. D. And in the third place how can you tell how that garment is going to wear ~ the future? Are any of you expert tailors, who can tell whether a garment is fnade rightor wrong? You stand all the show to lose, afid they to gain, But it is different with'us. As we mertioned before, we are first-class tailors ourselves, and when you buy a Suit in our establishment we try to fit you, and we try to please you in every respect and to advertise our business and gain customers in the future. Youdo not have to pay us. C. O, D, forclothing, and your suit is delivered at your home for’ i rei your family and your neighbors to judge for vaureelren it suits you, you can keep rit does ns you, y ep it, u it does not, you can The chances you stand with us are to lose. If you need the accommod or ninety days you can have it, ‘e are willing to credit you, And if the garment does not turn out as represented you have some-ov to fall back upon, and we are good lor it, aS we are always willing to make it right. Now you see for yourself that you have a hundred’ chances Ritts us where you have not one with a drummer. — We defy com petition on the Pacific Coast to compare with our five 'rom a pair of overalls up to a suit of clothes, i We are not unmindful of the fact that while flaming: adveruisements are frequently the source of Success n the merchant, the pub‘icy interest must also be guarded and should be the especial care of the merchant who ould court the continual patronage of those who favor him by a purchase whether it be doliars or cents, for in a limited ection as this, when the same forms and faces become so ‘amiliar to each other that this whole Northern countr re a8 though neighbors of one or the same town or cit “ hus rendering the producer morally responsible to ine onsumer, totally in contrast with eastern or western cities Where business is principally transient. The merchant ind customer of the hour perchance never meet again -herefore fully cognizant of the responsibilities we as nae ‘nd the promises we make to PRO ECT EVERY CUSTOMER to the tull excent of purchase made at o i stores by full value in exchange for goods returned em iny Cause, or the full face sir rc i : ay the full tace of their bill of purchase in gold INO matter if you are wealth all to gain, and none ation of thirty, sixty, y, don't throw ; away, and again if you are ia moderate denen ertainly ubjust to yourselt lu pay even one cent more t your yoods than is necessary. It is an established ip shat we have lowered prices and have acted as a ch a ‘pon the greedy “old-timers,” te Ts, = x™M AN ounty, aud none of our competitors dare ¢ of Nevada county. When p30 wouldaay rg ie "ane ‘auch less at the SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION °° Nevada City, note how they would try to convince you ti that we cannot last long, that our goods are iuferior aud th tn this proposition they are more than mistaken arge quantities at sutlicient difference in price t etter bargains, thus proving to the purchaser the adva: f ©. 2 ¥ Weare ever studying the best intercsts of the ublig, hs CAS over ppt ye Mego é eed (et one ods, Aud in conclusion we would ar one i t TO STAY. That we most 2 trial those who don tknowus. That we stand VAIRLY riot Wie Y to Supe re tania a ie EMREROT BATISPACTION wo evervone or meses vel ude 3 F jnisrepresentations at the Stax ea , ‘ Roig Ow Lol @ } osiablitatient te Nevada comtyee EOP we aly strictly ONE PRIOR is the man who brought prices down in Nevada cal prove it by the citizens im buy an article for so ORE, Commercial street, 446 We are no merchants, at we sell without protit. the yrand secret is we purchase in to enable us to give onr patrons RULES AND REGULATIONS IN THE FUTURE, OF THE ¥ 4S Anybody wanting credit, who can Give us good reference, oan have thirty, sixty establishment, at the same prices they would pay if the But it is understood that thirty days muaue thirty = oe ia Corner Broad and Pine Stree's,Nevada City, . dave a0 this is sufficient acoommodation, When your bill falla 4 , [oF we can do no more business, Tomy Ne One Rpg pee