September 23, 1888 (4 pages)

S tare Rs, : % Cet Teme Pris a clothice at salt _ "the International Saloon. ee a / The Daily Transcript. Go. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. — CIRCULATES IR evade City’ Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” SNUDAY, SEPT. 23, 1888. —_—_—_—_—_—_<_<—_——«_—«—X—_—_—_aiaIl!,_ LATE NEWS. — Libby Prison has been sold for $11,000. . Many French politicians are in favor of reinstating Boulanger. A riot occurred at Aspen, Colo., between rival railroad employés. The Los Angeles Democracy is split in twain cver the police scandal. Chairman Kil still holds possesion of the Chinese Exclusion Bill. A Minneapolis elevator company has been robbed of 50,000 bushels of wheat. Conrad Storz, a prominent business man, was murdered at Scottsburgh, Indiana. E. E. Hatfield of. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, regarded as worth $10,000,000, has failed. John W. Mackay has sold his Washington residence to Lawrence Barrett, the tragedian, for $30,000. James E. Bedell, a New York clerk, has beeli charged ‘with the embezzlement of securities valued at $264,000. May McIntyre and Annie Devine of Los Angeles, 15 and 16 years old, respectively, were found in a den of illrepute. ‘ The President. has received official information of the refusal of the Chinese Government to ratify the amended treaty. ¢ Judge Wickersham, of Seatile, W. T., who has been charged with seducing Sadie Brantner, has surrendered to the authorities. Ata meeting of 300 miners at St. Etienne a resolution was passed in favor of a general strike of the employes in all the companies in the department of Loire. : A young man named Frank Martin committed suicide at Portland, Or., by taking morphine. He came from Hollister, Cal., a few weeks ago, and seemed to be a school teacher. A Chinaman in the Cariboo district, B.C., is dying, and it is Claimed that his affection is the penalty for perjury . Committed after he had sworn over a beheaded cock to tell the truth. J.A. Henry, formerly a prominent business man in Mariposa, has been pronounced insane. The form of his malady is melancholia, with suicidal . ¢ tendencies. The cause is repeated verses of fortune. Lake City, was arrested in New York on Thursday for being drank and disorderly. He had $600 in his pockets. The money found in his possession was all that was left of $18,000 that he had brought with him. In the Court Hyde was discharged. At Virginia City, Nevada, on Thursday W. Taylor shot and’ severely wounded Barney McGeir in tha leg in The wound is not mortal. The shooting was the outcome ofawhiskey quarrel. Both men are miners. The shooter is the son of Colonel R. H. Taylor, a San Francisco attorney. While Henry George was speaking at the Belleville Avenue Rink, Newark, at a Democratic meeting Thursday night, the platform gave way and ahundred people were hurled to the floor. “Five persons were badly in.jured, and forty others bruised. A temporary platform was erected, and George concluded his speech. SPR Ue Arrivals at the City Hotel. O. C. Conan, Proprietor. . September 21, 1888, GD Buckley, City, C Sco e D Edwards, * Monk. “ o “ es ning) data co, Trenton, Sacramento, Poca: Woodland, Kildea, Modesto, McCharles, Rough and-Ready, M Henderson, G V, Morris, Oakland, Cline, Sierra City, Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. September 21, 1888. co Lord, Grass Valley, WD Harris do heSow Pt a bs “ne 3 i=) CW Kitts,’ do David McKay, do Migs Dell Ennor do FDDulmaine, do Ed Sampson, do M F Beriman, St Lewis, Ed Wisenberger, City, Geo Barton a Geo B Johnson, “ Joo Bickara,” oe c ee A Strand, Forest City, Mrs Rulands &son, Forest City. . LB Hayda, Sacto, D Coughlin, R R, J McCullough, KR R, A Crants, Bear Valley, > Davis, San Juan, Roberts, Sa: Miss Quick, Badger Hin, Arrivals at National Exchange Hotel. Rector BRoTHERS, Proprietors. September 21, 1988. > Smartaville, * 4 Mink Farm it the West. “ There are some might: ef men in the world,” asid the pse-rnr from the West, “tan? I etrn¢ék co: -f ema week or twoago. li I had: ouldn’t be se now. : F = { spring I went ont: ‘> western Nebraska ‘ou *Comestadal @ quarter section. Ihadn’t seen the land, but took it, supposin’ it wasallright. But when I got there I found it already inhabited. About 150 acres of the 160 were covered with a prairie-dog town. “Well, I concluded to settle down and see what I could do, an’I am mighty glad now thatI-did. About two weeks ago I was up to the railroad station, trying to get trusted for some bacon and flour an’ terbacker, an’ feelin’ right smart disco . I was out of money grub, an’ I couldn’t seo my way out it but to eat prairie dogs, an’ they’ mA that ar v0 ne “Bu was the turning poi in m at oF : eae \ ‘While I was at the station an Eng. lishman got off the cars, an’ said aa how he was out West lookin’ for a = make an investment. Said he’d heard o’ the fur business, an’ wanted to know if he was out in the fur country yet. , ‘* ‘Fur,’ says I, ‘there hain’t no’—an’ just then an’ idea struck me, an’ I changed mytune. ‘Furs,’ says I, ‘there ‘hain’t no better fur country than this on’arth. Just come out to my place till I show e my fur farm.’ e went out with and I showed him the pesizie-dog town, an’, as luck ae ans it, it was a bright, sunny day, an’the dogs was ont scootin’ aroun d by the Lwin en 8. “ ¢ Talkin’ about furs,’ sa: ‘what d’ye think of that? I’ve beniate eer ng those mink, an’ hain’t sold a e. It’sall natural increase. Guess they’s "bout 7,000 of ’em now, an’ the double every year. How many wi there be in ten years?’ “* You ought to see that Englishman’s ave as he took out his pencil an’ it up. He made it 7,168,000 “** Well,’ says I, ‘call it 5,000,000 to be on the safe side. It won’t cost $1 to keep ’em, either, an’ if they’re worth a cent, ev $1 apiece. There’: ms in it.’ ‘Then we got right down to business, an’ in less than an hour I had sold out for $7,000 cash, an’ the next day I paid $0720 for the homestead at the land office, got my patent, transferred it to him, and took the first train for the East. Etep into the buffer with posi ven pa and takea ’—[Chicago Heral: —+ +> First Ice He Had Ever Seen. A white man from away down south in the Okeechobee lake region came up to Gainesville last week on business at the United States land office. While here he saw the first ice he had ever seen. He manifested great interest in the frigid substance, and put a half-pound lump in his pants pocket to take home to his family.» He soon took it out of his pocket, however, and as he did so said: *‘ I'm afeered it will spile my terbacker.” Harrison and Morton ¢ ee “We believe; American Labor, Ameriewtan Industries, and American Capital Against the Whole World,” fon. John A. Bagon, Nominee For Oongress, —AND— J: C. CAMPBELL wien ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE issues cf Protection, against Free Trade, at NEVADA CITY, Monday Eve’g, Oct. 1st, GRASS VALLEY, Saturday, Sept. 29th. , bigey County Committee will please make € necessary arrangeménts for the meeting. Ry order of the Republican State Central Committee. W. H. DIMOND, Chairman. J. STEPPACHER, Secretary. MORTON BROS. Have opened a Shop on = Neal St. near cor. of Neal and Mill 8ts., : GRASS VALLEY. V J HERE THEY ARE PREPARED TO take contracts on the following branches of ~ PAINTING : Carriage & Provision Wagons House, Inside and Out. Signs, Plain and Fancy. Campaign Banners and Transparencies, Advertising on Fences and Rocks, Decorative Work of ali kinds, First Class Work. Prices Reasonable. f0@™ Orders taken frou any portion of the county. ~WillYou Explain 2 Whv neoole 20 to San Juan for 3 THEIR Harness, Saddles and a General Outfit ? “You can have a better assortment in Nevada County. That is what’s the matter. J. GILBERT. . pains’are part of the “good gifts” your druggist. ., nerve tonic. Be sure to get the genuine, B.H. MILLER Regularly Receives The Most Aporoved Styles IN MEN°’S AND RBOY’S oOLOTHING And Furnishing Goods. As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Scarfs, Oravats, Eto., Ete., As can be found anywhere. : In the way of Underwear My Stock is not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashions s Stitt and Soft Enauts BOOTS AND SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, And everything else usually found in a first-class store of the kind. My Prices are ‘Astonishingly Low and my Stock is the Most Corte. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. New Blacksmith Shop. D. CARMICH AEL, ; FORMERLY OF PAT CLANCY’S HOP, has leas: as LOCKLIN BUILDIFrom Main to Broad Streets, fAnd is now prepare& o do all kinds of Blacksmith Work; a a aoe “He-takes a specialty of Stage Work. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Give him a call and be convinced, Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. He will be prepared to do All kinds of Horseshoeine THE FIRST_OF SEPTEMBER. D. CARMICHAEL. Nevada City, August 8th.—1 mJ Bat the main object is you can buy # better article for lees money in San ‘STUDEBAKER light Two-Horse Wagon, WM. BARTON, Agent. LL PERSONS.IN NEED OF WAGONS can calland examine before -purchasing at) Barton's ‘Blacksmith Shop, Fis On the Plaza. _ CHAS. DENNY, CHAMPION HORSE SHOER. EXT DOOR TO UNION LIVERY S8TABLE, Main Street, Nevada City. Owners of fine horses are notified that the undersigned makes raed tgpitael nd of Horseshoeing, and doing it in the best possible manner. ‘fiorse’s feet, when entrusted to my care, are warranted to be kept in good order. Interfering and striking prevented. Teamsters will find my work will stand, and all work done promptly and sat“isfactorily. Brick Shop—lI have the best. appointed and coolest shop in the city. STORE REMOVED. L. HIRSCHMAN AS REMOVED HIS STORE TO THE room in Masonic Suilding ormerly occupied by A. Nivens. He will keep on hand a full stock of Domestic, Key West and imported Cigars, also a fine stock of TOMACCO. ment in Material. Make and: Style than any other establishNorthern-Central California, e and therefore.as an advertising medium it is second to. YO U are hustling around for your a = ——~s. ui your hustling has won. If you are that way, let us give you a prescription—no charge for the prescription, though it will cost a dollar to have it filled by PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND 9; Sig. Use according to directions, : 2 All druggists keep it. It will strengthen your nerves, tone up your whole system, and make you bless us for Barlingwon, Ve A. FRIEDMAN, . Nevada Oity x FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Makes to Order the finest Dress and Business Suits For Gentlemer and Boys At the Lowest Prices AND ACCORDING TO The Very Latest Spring Styles. ~ Call and sec mv elegant Line of Goods, ineluding Scotch Tweeds, French Percales, Cassi wieres, . West of England Cloth, Etc., Etc. oie A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ro — @ Pants a Specialty. Parties from © 5 Ltry enim Nevada City, can havethe!: tceasurestaken sults orsingle garments, which will ve forward ed by express, as ordered. andalterations made atthe Lowest Prices. A. FRIEDMAN, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY For the Assembly. WISH TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I AM an independent candidate for Assemblyman for the Fif-eenth Assembly District. I ask the voters of this district for their eeppaee as their “‘RECLAMATIONIST REPREBENTATIVE.” By the term reclamationist I mean one who advocates reclamation, which is reclaiming waste or nearly waste lands from a condition of uselessness, or of comparatively little use, to that of greater value and a: better state of usefulness, acecordi as the conditions of nef locality, to the benefits already bestowed by the Creator, may permit by man’s labor intelligently bestowed thereon; to bring into operation the best methods possible to extract from Nature’s resources the greatest amount of benefits to mankind, whether in the line of farming, mining, manufacturing or whatever else. ‘This subject isof moze importance to this county and to the State, and more worthy of aye Ligaeaay an = Duegaer pon beypd aign, than all o! wince ‘ore the people. * JOHN A BALL. aug 26-Im Penn Vaelly, Aug. 24, 1888. : TEE DAILY TRANSORIPT. Has THE LARGEST Circulation of any Daily Paper North of Sacramento. The Daily Transcript was established on the 6th day : ; AGP ‘ “ A number of other persons residin oi Septethber, 1860. {ft is the oldest paper pubtished—in-in Nevada City, Whoee Bazine con has the largest circulation, no. paper published in its section of the State. . share of the world’s good gifts, and it’s hard work: think of something else. This constant work will tell sometime—perhaps it has already— and nervousress, sleeplessness, neuralgic and rheumatic aches and prescribing this great prepared only by WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Repairing and Pressing done, A Revoiution in Prorress. Of the many great discoveries that have marked each era in human progress, increasing man’s knowledge and céntrol of natural forces, making him @ master instead of a slave and adding to the comfort and happiness of the human race, the discoveries of Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, author of the Histogenetic S)stem-of Medicine, must, from the nature of things, rank among the foremost. Y The thousands of cases which have already been cured by this system, embracing the diseases heretofore regarded as incurable, place the greatness of his discoveries beyond ‘question, and build for him a monument in the hearts of the people. In his book entitled, ‘The Entire Revolution of Medicine,” is given a comprehensive description of this new system, and i:s practical application, which briefly stated is as follows: He rebuilds the diseased cells and tissues of the body with the same proximate principles “and ferments, organic bodies, and so on, which are nominally repared in the body by the glands. hose he supplies to the sick in the form of medicine, giving that particular principle, which he sees from their symptoms their glands are unable to repare. 2 It is a beautiful science, and built upon scientific principles, as is abundantly proven by the following endorsements from men whose prominence in the scientific world makes them competent critics, and ‘speaks volumes for this new and rational system of medicine: Cuicago, January Ist, 1888. This is to certify that I have made a thorough investigation of the Histogentic medicines, prepared by Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, and of his unique methods of research, and am therefor competent to form a correct judgment. I pronounce them marvelous products of the highest skill, showing an acquaintance with the natural sciences far in advance of any savant with whose works the world is acquainted. The amount of time and painstaking which the Doctor has expended upon the single branch of spectroscope is enormous, and his discoveries startling; also having used these medicines in ny own practice, I can say that their actual success in curing disease is as great as their discovery. The revolution of the medical science of today is no dream; it is at hand. J. B. 8, Kana, M. D., P.D:, Prof. Chem. and_loxicology Hahne1 u Medicai Colleze ef Chicago, ele eory 25th, 1887. Al ow ue the pleasure our wreath, ro'essional, ible, Your ed FOR ME i ssible, and i tue skill. and » o. the highest in the fraYou have not only helped ically, bat you have opened a ssibilities for which 1 cannot ‘ u sufficiently. I congratulate . the century in which you live. If he who causes two blades of grass to grow where before there was only one, is a . benefactor to society, what must be said of you, who can transform misery into happiness. May you live long . and continue to do good; and may bigotry—the child of darkness—vanish from your path as the mist from the glorious splendor of the rising sun. Yours fraternally, : H. G. Briaes, Ph., B., M. D. Hy AGO ' e more ite 2B y Nevapa City, Sept. 8th, 1888. For twenty years past my sister, ‘annie Robb, bas suffered greatly n chron’e bewel troubleg¢, which 21 six yeors have béen. very feed i uradualty grew worse ve months ago. At that a complete physica™ tell what she ore lescri} her wretched sei <ash te, and we felt that she $ ve ‘onch longer. About e (. ‘Luck told: us that Dr. » Jordan's Histogenetic med¥ {cure her, and as we had be oll school of medicine withefit, we decided to try the new. r ticking the medicine prescribed a short time, this trouble, which all ther med.gines failed te benefit; was com plete ly cured. This was about . five months ago, and there bas been no return of the trouble since. She has also been blind for the last four years. Both eyes were coated over with a scum so thick that no part of the iris or pupil could be seen. Mr. Tuck said the medicine would cure this condition. In a short time the scum began to disappear, and has steadily grown less—just as he said it would, until now it is «more than half gone and the greater part of the iriscan be plainly seen in both eyes, and the scum is steadily growing less. The doctor says the optic nerves are paralyzed, but this too can be cured. She is now taking medicine for the paralysis, and there is son-e change in this condition, and whether it is cured or not, enough has certainly been done in her case to prove that by the HistvgeneticSystem of Medicine some things can be done which occulists’ of high standing told us was utterly impossible. She has also been affilicted for along time with a peculiar trouble in the head, causing her a great deal of suffering. This trouble is much better some of its worst features having entirely disappeared. All.the above results have keen obtained by taking Dr. J. E. Jordon’s medicines internaly. Bertiz A. Ross. sg 3 cannot = Nevapa Crry, Sept. 8, 1888. Seyeral weeks ago I took a bad cold, which was followed by sore throat and biliousness, accompanied with fever and dull aching pains in the head and back. Having heard of the remarkable cures made by Dr. J. Eugene Jordan’s Histogenetic medicines,and hearingthat they cured quickly in acute cases, I decided to give them a trial. Icalled in H. C. Tuck, the Doctor’s’ representative for Nevada City; and after taking the medicine prescribed for about t 1irty-six hours, the fever, together with its attending symptoms was entirely gone; and I was restored to my usual health. Mrs. I. C. Grey. vir wit ins in the head and different parts of the body, and a very high fever. Acting on the advice of a riend, she sentfor Dr. J. E. Jordan’s representative, who prescribed Histogenetic. medicines, which quickly gave relief; and within forty-eight hours completeJy cured the fever, ther with its attending aches an ns, and fully reMiss Mamiz Ryan was taken sick with bilious fever, sufferin severe stored her to health. given, have been cured of various diseases, Cc ic and acute, by the above treatment, embracing Catarrh, Lung Trouble, Female Diseases, Chronic Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pneumonia, Measles, Sore Throat, Stomach Trouble, etc. : Dr. Jordan can be consulted and his treatment dbtained through his representative, H.C. TUCK, who can be found at his rooms in the Burns’ cotstreet, near M. E. Church, Down Goes Furniture THE STOCK OF FURNITURE Now IN OUR STORE MUST BE REduced regardless of what we get for it in order to make room for Two Carloads of Furniture Now on the way from the East. * For this reason we offer wee Extraordinary Bargains BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS, ; DINING ROOM TABLES AND CHAIRS, BEDS AND BEDDING, LOUNGES, © WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, Ete. FinetUpholstering a Specialty Finest Stock of Furnitare IN NEVADA COUNTY LEGG & SHAW Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, COAL, OIL, PAINTS, VARNISHES, woop, AND WILLOw WARE, . Leather and Shoe Findings, Glassware, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, Barbed Wire, Etc. Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, Oil Stoves. © Manufacturers and Repairers of Tia, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware “MYDRBANUr. PIPE, * Gas and Water Pipes and Fittings. * Mining Implements a Specialty AGENTS FOR THE we California Powder. Works. Largest and Best Equipped HARDAWRE STORE In Northern-Central California. Prices as Low as the Lowest. LECC & SHAW, Main Street. Nevada City NEW LUMBER YARD, Grass Valley Road, . j Opposite Maltman’s daipburee Warks L. VOSS, Provw’r. ILL ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND ANIL FOR SALE, LUMBEROF EVERY DESCRIPTION For Mining ané Building Purposes. we 11 IS THE INTENTION TO KEEP TH YARD WELL SUPPLIED WITH LUMBER, AND WILL CUT TO ORDER AS REQUIRED, Also a good supply of — SHAKES & PICKETS All Clear and Second Quality Sugar Pine ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WIL1. BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 0. 0. FENOHEL, Foreman of the yard. will be found at the office to receive orders, iu. Voss. Nevada City, November 12th 1887. M. L. & D. MARSH, Manvfacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds ( of: Lumber, Office and Lumber Yard : Boulder Street, : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL KINDS FOR BUILD gy Ceres Mining purposes on hand and sawed order. e keep constantly on hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds Shakes Shingles, Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc., Etc. Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine. ALSO DEAL IN . Oak, Spruce, Pine and .Cedar Firewood. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET.NEVADA CITY : DEALERS IN a Beet, Pork, Mutten, Ver}, Etc. t ~ At the lowest rates. ae tage, Broad Nevada City, California. Consultation free. sepl3 We also k: on hand a choice stock BACON BND LARD —— ‘. GRASS VALLEY.°. ..CALIFORNIA, FOR SALE! _ The undersigned offers for sale, at a Low Price, all her interest in the Candy Factory, Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, ON COMMEROIAL STREET. Any one desiring to go into this business can get a good bargain by applying immediately. For full particulars enquire of MRS. LEDDY, Opposite Transcript Office. TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF YOU Want to Keep Thoroughly Posted CONCERNING HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL, STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at l1times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAL News, and it has a circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county. It also has numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as in Sacramento, San Francisco and more remote parts of the State. To LAND and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole corey it is invaluable, as it givee a faithful and complete record of the progress being made in the development of the county’s varied and extensive resources. It presents. extraordinary inducements GOLD MINING, y N lI SESE SEIS SEIS SSE ME: 4TO ADVERTISERS 4% CRN SLATES, : bs SN 4 Bert Advertising Medium in Northern California. =JOR=PRINTING = The TRANSCRIP1 has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office In the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work ar? as low as anywhere on the Coast. The establishment has lately been stocked with a full line of the Most Modern and Attractive Types and anes hei material, plain and ornamen The ‘RaNscripT is the Best Advertising medium in Northern-Central California 2. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXfo TR CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. B. ADVERTISEMENTS «Solicited for all newspapers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpariso, Japan, China, New Zealand, the Australian Co! onies; the Eastern States and Europe. 4 2 Files of nearly every newspaper published on the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed. free access to them during business hours. THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT may be seen on file at the office of L P Fisher. HAS REVOLUTIONized the world during the last half century. Not the least among the wonders of inventive progress isa method and system of work that can be performed alloverthe country without separatin the workers from their homes. Pay liberal; any one Gan do the work; either sex, ronne or old; no special abilty required. Capita not needed; we start you free. Cut this out and return it tous and we will send you free something of great value andimportance to you, that will start you in business, which will bring you in more money Highs away than anything else in the world. Grand (op free. Address True & CO., Augusta ne. Mme. Alma von Tillows’. Boarding, Day School and KINDERGA. RTEN. 1600 G St., SACRAMENTO, CAL, MAP mngdorh accompaiawente. oun children (both sexes) given the best o' care ag to habits, morals, etc., ete. = KINDERGARTEN METHODS USED OUGHOUT, . For tefms address as above. Established im 1852. Nevada: Assay . Office. J.J GYT, Proprietor. NO. 25 MAIN STREET..NEVADA CITY OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP-tion refined, melted and peneyed. By requ Gold Bais exchanged for Coin. In connection with my Assay Office I have a small Sen we ith acs cane make practic: ‘ests, and guarantee correc Working tests will be returns in every way. 50 to 500 pounds. PRICES made with from OW. SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Surveyor, DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR OF } San Bernardino county. rrespond ence Solicited, Surveys of Quarter On « ete.,made in accordance with U.S. Lan Laws. Office up stairs in Coke Building, op) te Weissbeis’ Bank, Main street. lence—Adjoining Watt P. NOTICE. AVING TRANSFERRED MY _ BUSIness as Furniture Dealer in Nevada ity, . E.G, SUKEFORTH, all persons heretofore indebted to me are requested to immediately settle with him, and all persons jy28-tt to whom I am indebted will t demands against me to ey ae ark, BP. O. Highest market price paid for Wine Grapes at the Nevada County Winery. Apply to A. Isoard, Superintendent, Nevada City. ~ Miss Mary Thomas, PIANO TEACHER, Hii RETURNED FROM HER VACAab tion, and will be pleased for her pupils those wishing instructions on the iano, to inform her by nots at her home n Grass Valley. 4-1Im CITY HOTEL. Beaceus OF BROAD AND UNION STS iT) thoroughly overhauled and renAA ovated, and under the private a (Tas} ma t has b ea! . e me’ Onelof the most Popular Hotels iN NEVADA CITY. it is conducted on strictly Temperance Principles. THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN Tt has no Bar-room, and is therefore just the place-for those in search of a good quiet : . place to board and lodge. The Rooms are all sunmy, light andairy. The Tables are supplied with the best in the market, at the following low rates: Board, without Lodging, per week $4.50 Board and Lodging, per week, $5 to $6. Rooms, ~er Night, 25 cents, Single Meals, 25 cents, O. C. CONLAN. Home Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA. CariTaAL 300 000 PRINCIPAL OFFICK’ 216 Sansome st., San Francisco Fire Insurance Only J. ¥. Hoventom, Pre.ident, I. N. SHEPARD, Vice President, OuAnESe H. Spory, Secretary, LL, General Agent. Grass Valley Brauch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN, Risks accepted on al) Blasses of d property in this counts «@ rates pe Pdop oe. vency and a fair profi 1 adiwit of, guar anteeing a promptand ust claims for lo hYeral response toa): , GEO W. HILL, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY ee Southern Pacific Com’y. SPECIAL NOTICE. EXCURSION TICKETS —TO = MT. SHASTA, Ager, :iMontague, : Dunsmuir, Soda Springs, YosEHMIiT B, Big Treés,!The Geysers, Truckee, Summit, alice Tahoe . And other Mountain Resorts. A. N. TOWNE, General Manager. 1. H, GOODMAN, Gen. Fass. an Agent, San Francisco, Cal. sya cine tad Notice to the Public. OTICE is hereby given that I have this day given to my sons, Joseph and John, heirtime, I will not hereafter claim any. moneys earned by them, neither wiil I be responsible for debts incurred by them. D. O’NEIL, Chicago Cottage Organ. 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S tare Rs, : % Cet Teme Pris a clothice at salt _ "the International Saloon. ee a / The Daily Transcript. Go. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. — CIRCULATES IR evade City’ Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” SNUDAY, SEPT. 23, 1888. —_—_—_—_—_—_<_<—_——«_—«—X—_—_—_aiaIl!,_ LATE NEWS. — Libby Prison has been sold for $11,000. . Many French politicians are in favor of reinstating Boulanger. A riot occurred at Aspen, Colo., between rival railroad employés. The Los Angeles Democracy is split in twain cver the police scandal. Chairman Kil still holds possesion of the Chinese Exclusion Bill. A Minneapolis elevator company has been robbed of 50,000 bushels of wheat. Conrad Storz, a prominent business man, was murdered at Scottsburgh, Indiana. E. E. Hatfield of. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, regarded as worth $10,000,000, has failed. John W. Mackay has sold his Washington residence to Lawrence Barrett, the tragedian, for $30,000. James E. Bedell, a New York clerk, has beeli charged ‘with the embezzlement of securities valued at $264,000. May McIntyre and Annie Devine of Los Angeles, 15 and 16 years old, respectively, were found in a den of illrepute. ‘ The President. has received official information of the refusal of the Chinese Government to ratify the amended treaty. ¢ Judge Wickersham, of Seatile, W. T., who has been charged with seducing Sadie Brantner, has surrendered to the authorities. Ata meeting of 300 miners at St. Etienne a resolution was passed in favor of a general strike of the employes in all the companies in the department of Loire. : A young man named Frank Martin committed suicide at Portland, Or., by taking morphine. He came from Hollister, Cal., a few weeks ago, and seemed to be a school teacher. A Chinaman in the Cariboo district, B.C., is dying, and it is Claimed that his affection is the penalty for perjury . Committed after he had sworn over a beheaded cock to tell the truth. J.A. Henry, formerly a prominent business man in Mariposa, has been pronounced insane. The form of his malady is melancholia, with suicidal . ¢ tendencies. The cause is repeated verses of fortune. Lake City, was arrested in New York on Thursday for being drank and disorderly. He had $600 in his pockets. The money found in his possession was all that was left of $18,000 that he had brought with him. In the Court Hyde was discharged. At Virginia City, Nevada, on Thursday W. Taylor shot and’ severely wounded Barney McGeir in tha leg in The wound is not mortal. The shooting was the outcome ofawhiskey quarrel. Both men are miners. The shooter is the son of Colonel R. H. Taylor, a San Francisco attorney. While Henry George was speaking at the Belleville Avenue Rink, Newark, at a Democratic meeting Thursday night, the platform gave way and ahundred people were hurled to the floor. “Five persons were badly in.jured, and forty others bruised. A temporary platform was erected, and George concluded his speech. SPR Ue Arrivals at the City Hotel. O. C. Conan, Proprietor. . September 21, 1888, GD Buckley, City, C Sco e D Edwards, * Monk. “ o “ es ning) data co, Trenton, Sacramento, Poca: Woodland, Kildea, Modesto, McCharles, Rough and-Ready, M Henderson, G V, Morris, Oakland, Cline, Sierra City, Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Mrs. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. September 21, 1888. co Lord, Grass Valley, WD Harris do heSow Pt a bs “ne 3 i=) CW Kitts,’ do David McKay, do Migs Dell Ennor do FDDulmaine, do Ed Sampson, do M F Beriman, St Lewis, Ed Wisenberger, City, Geo Barton a Geo B Johnson, “ Joo Bickara,” oe c ee A Strand, Forest City, Mrs Rulands &son, Forest City. . LB Hayda, Sacto, D Coughlin, R R, J McCullough, KR R, A Crants, Bear Valley, > Davis, San Juan, Roberts, Sa: Miss Quick, Badger Hin, Arrivals at National Exchange Hotel. Rector BRoTHERS, Proprietors. September 21, 1988. > Smartaville, * 4 Mink Farm it the West. “ There are some might: ef men in the world,” asid the pse-rnr from the West, “tan? I etrn¢ék co: -f ema week or twoago. li I had: ouldn’t be se now. : F = { spring I went ont: ‘> western Nebraska ‘ou *Comestadal @ quarter section. Ihadn’t seen the land, but took it, supposin’ it wasallright. But when I got there I found it already inhabited. About 150 acres of the 160 were covered with a prairie-dog town. “Well, I concluded to settle down and see what I could do, an’I am mighty glad now thatI-did. About two weeks ago I was up to the railroad station, trying to get trusted for some bacon and flour an’ terbacker, an’ feelin’ right smart disco . I was out of money grub, an’ I couldn’t seo my way out it but to eat prairie dogs, an’ they’ mA that ar v0 ne “Bu was the turning poi in m at oF : eae \ ‘While I was at the station an Eng. lishman got off the cars, an’ said aa how he was out West lookin’ for a = make an investment. Said he’d heard o’ the fur business, an’ wanted to know if he was out in the fur country yet. , ‘* ‘Fur,’ says I, ‘there hain’t no’—an’ just then an’ idea struck me, an’ I changed mytune. ‘Furs,’ says I, ‘there ‘hain’t no better fur country than this on’arth. Just come out to my place till I show e my fur farm.’ e went out with and I showed him the pesizie-dog town, an’, as luck ae ans it, it was a bright, sunny day, an’the dogs was ont scootin’ aroun d by the Lwin en 8. “ ¢ Talkin’ about furs,’ sa: ‘what d’ye think of that? I’ve beniate eer ng those mink, an’ hain’t sold a e. It’sall natural increase. Guess they’s "bout 7,000 of ’em now, an’ the double every year. How many wi there be in ten years?’ “* You ought to see that Englishman’s ave as he took out his pencil an’ it up. He made it 7,168,000 “** Well,’ says I, ‘call it 5,000,000 to be on the safe side. It won’t cost $1 to keep ’em, either, an’ if they’re worth a cent, ev $1 apiece. There’: ms in it.’ ‘Then we got right down to business, an’ in less than an hour I had sold out for $7,000 cash, an’ the next day I paid $0720 for the homestead at the land office, got my patent, transferred it to him, and took the first train for the East. Etep into the buffer with posi ven pa and takea ’—[Chicago Heral: —+ +> First Ice He Had Ever Seen. A white man from away down south in the Okeechobee lake region came up to Gainesville last week on business at the United States land office. While here he saw the first ice he had ever seen. He manifested great interest in the frigid substance, and put a half-pound lump in his pants pocket to take home to his family.» He soon took it out of his pocket, however, and as he did so said: *‘ I'm afeered it will spile my terbacker.” Harrison and Morton ¢ ee “We believe; American Labor, Ameriewtan Industries, and American Capital Against the Whole World,” fon. John A. Bagon, Nominee For Oongress, —AND— J: C. CAMPBELL wien ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE issues cf Protection, against Free Trade, at NEVADA CITY, Monday Eve’g, Oct. 1st, GRASS VALLEY, Saturday, Sept. 29th. , bigey County Committee will please make € necessary arrangeménts for the meeting. Ry order of the Republican State Central Committee. W. H. DIMOND, Chairman. J. STEPPACHER, Secretary. MORTON BROS. Have opened a Shop on = Neal St. near cor. of Neal and Mill 8ts., : GRASS VALLEY. V J HERE THEY ARE PREPARED TO take contracts on the following branches of ~ PAINTING : Carriage & Provision Wagons House, Inside and Out. Signs, Plain and Fancy. Campaign Banners and Transparencies, Advertising on Fences and Rocks, Decorative Work of ali kinds, First Class Work. Prices Reasonable. f0@™ Orders taken frou any portion of the county. ~WillYou Explain 2 Whv neoole 20 to San Juan for 3 THEIR Harness, Saddles and a General Outfit ? “You can have a better assortment in Nevada County. That is what’s the matter. J. GILBERT. . pains’are part of the “good gifts” your druggist. ., nerve tonic. Be sure to get the genuine, B.H. MILLER Regularly Receives The Most Aporoved Styles IN MEN°’S AND RBOY’S oOLOTHING And Furnishing Goods. As Handsome a lot of Neckties, Scarfs, Oravats, Eto., Ete., As can be found anywhere. : In the way of Underwear My Stock is not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashions s Stitt and Soft Enauts BOOTS AND SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, And everything else usually found in a first-class store of the kind. My Prices are ‘Astonishingly Low and my Stock is the Most Corte. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. New Blacksmith Shop. D. CARMICH AEL, ; FORMERLY OF PAT CLANCY’S HOP, has leas: as LOCKLIN BUILDIFrom Main to Broad Streets, fAnd is now prepare& o do all kinds of Blacksmith Work; a a aoe “He-takes a specialty of Stage Work. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Give him a call and be convinced, Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. He will be prepared to do All kinds of Horseshoeine THE FIRST_OF SEPTEMBER. D. CARMICHAEL. Nevada City, August 8th.—1 mJ Bat the main object is you can buy # better article for lees money in San ‘STUDEBAKER light Two-Horse Wagon, WM. BARTON, Agent. LL PERSONS.IN NEED OF WAGONS can calland examine before -purchasing at) Barton's ‘Blacksmith Shop, Fis On the Plaza. _ CHAS. DENNY, CHAMPION HORSE SHOER. EXT DOOR TO UNION LIVERY S8TABLE, Main Street, Nevada City. Owners of fine horses are notified that the undersigned makes raed tgpitael nd of Horseshoeing, and doing it in the best possible manner. ‘fiorse’s feet, when entrusted to my care, are warranted to be kept in good order. Interfering and striking prevented. Teamsters will find my work will stand, and all work done promptly and sat“isfactorily. Brick Shop—lI have the best. appointed and coolest shop in the city. STORE REMOVED. L. HIRSCHMAN AS REMOVED HIS STORE TO THE room in Masonic Suilding ormerly occupied by A. Nivens. He will keep on hand a full stock of Domestic, Key West and imported Cigars, also a fine stock of TOMACCO. ment in Material. Make and: Style than any other establishNorthern-Central California, e and therefore.as an advertising medium it is second to. YO U are hustling around for your a = ——~s. ui your hustling has won. If you are that way, let us give you a prescription—no charge for the prescription, though it will cost a dollar to have it filled by PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND 9; Sig. Use according to directions, : 2 All druggists keep it. It will strengthen your nerves, tone up your whole system, and make you bless us for Barlingwon, Ve A. FRIEDMAN, . Nevada Oity x FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Makes to Order the finest Dress and Business Suits For Gentlemer and Boys At the Lowest Prices AND ACCORDING TO The Very Latest Spring Styles. ~ Call and sec mv elegant Line of Goods, ineluding Scotch Tweeds, French Percales, Cassi wieres, . West of England Cloth, Etc., Etc. oie A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ro — @ Pants a Specialty. Parties from © 5 Ltry enim Nevada City, can havethe!: tceasurestaken sults orsingle garments, which will ve forward ed by express, as ordered. andalterations made atthe Lowest Prices. A. FRIEDMAN, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY For the Assembly. WISH TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I AM an independent candidate for Assemblyman for the Fif-eenth Assembly District. I ask the voters of this district for their eeppaee as their “‘RECLAMATIONIST REPREBENTATIVE.” By the term reclamationist I mean one who advocates reclamation, which is reclaiming waste or nearly waste lands from a condition of uselessness, or of comparatively little use, to that of greater value and a: better state of usefulness, acecordi as the conditions of nef locality, to the benefits already bestowed by the Creator, may permit by man’s labor intelligently bestowed thereon; to bring into operation the best methods possible to extract from Nature’s resources the greatest amount of benefits to mankind, whether in the line of farming, mining, manufacturing or whatever else. ‘This subject isof moze importance to this county and to the State, and more worthy of aye Ligaeaay an = Duegaer pon beypd aign, than all o! wince ‘ore the people. * JOHN A BALL. aug 26-Im Penn Vaelly, Aug. 24, 1888. : TEE DAILY TRANSORIPT. Has THE LARGEST Circulation of any Daily Paper North of Sacramento. The Daily Transcript was established on the 6th day : ; AGP ‘ “ A number of other persons residin oi Septethber, 1860. {ft is the oldest paper pubtished—in-in Nevada City, Whoee Bazine con has the largest circulation, no. paper published in its section of the State. . share of the world’s good gifts, and it’s hard work: think of something else. This constant work will tell sometime—perhaps it has already— and nervousress, sleeplessness, neuralgic and rheumatic aches and prescribing this great prepared only by WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Repairing and Pressing done, A Revoiution in Prorress. Of the many great discoveries that have marked each era in human progress, increasing man’s knowledge and céntrol of natural forces, making him @ master instead of a slave and adding to the comfort and happiness of the human race, the discoveries of Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, author of the Histogenetic S)stem-of Medicine, must, from the nature of things, rank among the foremost. Y The thousands of cases which have already been cured by this system, embracing the diseases heretofore regarded as incurable, place the greatness of his discoveries beyond ‘question, and build for him a monument in the hearts of the people. In his book entitled, ‘The Entire Revolution of Medicine,” is given a comprehensive description of this new system, and i:s practical application, which briefly stated is as follows: He rebuilds the diseased cells and tissues of the body with the same proximate principles “and ferments, organic bodies, and so on, which are nominally repared in the body by the glands. hose he supplies to the sick in the form of medicine, giving that particular principle, which he sees from their symptoms their glands are unable to repare. 2 It is a beautiful science, and built upon scientific principles, as is abundantly proven by the following endorsements from men whose prominence in the scientific world makes them competent critics, and ‘speaks volumes for this new and rational system of medicine: Cuicago, January Ist, 1888. This is to certify that I have made a thorough investigation of the Histogentic medicines, prepared by Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, and of his unique methods of research, and am therefor competent to form a correct judgment. I pronounce them marvelous products

of the highest skill, showing an acquaintance with the natural sciences far in advance of any savant with whose works the world is acquainted. The amount of time and painstaking which the Doctor has expended upon the single branch of spectroscope is enormous, and his discoveries startling; also having used these medicines in ny own practice, I can say that their actual success in curing disease is as great as their discovery. The revolution of the medical science of today is no dream; it is at hand. J. B. 8, Kana, M. D., P.D:, Prof. Chem. and_loxicology Hahne1 u Medicai Colleze ef Chicago, ele eory 25th, 1887. Al ow ue the pleasure our wreath, ro'essional, ible, Your ed FOR ME i ssible, and i tue skill. and » o. the highest in the fraYou have not only helped ically, bat you have opened a ssibilities for which 1 cannot ‘ u sufficiently. I congratulate . the century in which you live. If he who causes two blades of grass to grow where before there was only one, is a . benefactor to society, what must be said of you, who can transform misery into happiness. May you live long . and continue to do good; and may bigotry—the child of darkness—vanish from your path as the mist from the glorious splendor of the rising sun. Yours fraternally, : H. G. Briaes, Ph., B., M. D. Hy AGO ' e more ite 2B y Nevapa City, Sept. 8th, 1888. For twenty years past my sister, ‘annie Robb, bas suffered greatly n chron’e bewel troubleg¢, which 21 six yeors have béen. very feed i uradualty grew worse ve months ago. At that a complete physica™ tell what she ore lescri} her wretched sei <ash te, and we felt that she $ ve ‘onch longer. About e (. ‘Luck told: us that Dr. » Jordan's Histogenetic med¥ {cure her, and as we had be oll school of medicine withefit, we decided to try the new. r ticking the medicine prescribed a short time, this trouble, which all ther med.gines failed te benefit; was com plete ly cured. This was about . five months ago, and there bas been no return of the trouble since. She has also been blind for the last four years. Both eyes were coated over with a scum so thick that no part of the iris or pupil could be seen. Mr. Tuck said the medicine would cure this condition. In a short time the scum began to disappear, and has steadily grown less—just as he said it would, until now it is «more than half gone and the greater part of the iriscan be plainly seen in both eyes, and the scum is steadily growing less. The doctor says the optic nerves are paralyzed, but this too can be cured. She is now taking medicine for the paralysis, and there is son-e change in this condition, and whether it is cured or not, enough has certainly been done in her case to prove that by the HistvgeneticSystem of Medicine some things can be done which occulists’ of high standing told us was utterly impossible. She has also been affilicted for along time with a peculiar trouble in the head, causing her a great deal of suffering. This trouble is much better some of its worst features having entirely disappeared. All.the above results have keen obtained by taking Dr. J. E. Jordon’s medicines internaly. Bertiz A. Ross. sg 3 cannot = Nevapa Crry, Sept. 8, 1888. Seyeral weeks ago I took a bad cold, which was followed by sore throat and biliousness, accompanied with fever and dull aching pains in the head and back. Having heard of the remarkable cures made by Dr. J. Eugene Jordan’s Histogenetic medicines,and hearingthat they cured quickly in acute cases, I decided to give them a trial. Icalled in H. C. Tuck, the Doctor’s’ representative for Nevada City; and after taking the medicine prescribed for about t 1irty-six hours, the fever, together with its attending symptoms was entirely gone; and I was restored to my usual health. Mrs. I. C. Grey. vir wit ins in the head and different parts of the body, and a very high fever. Acting on the advice of a riend, she sentfor Dr. J. E. Jordan’s representative, who prescribed Histogenetic. medicines, which quickly gave relief; and within forty-eight hours completeJy cured the fever, ther with its attending aches an ns, and fully reMiss Mamiz Ryan was taken sick with bilious fever, sufferin severe stored her to health. given, have been cured of various diseases, Cc ic and acute, by the above treatment, embracing Catarrh, Lung Trouble, Female Diseases, Chronic Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pneumonia, Measles, Sore Throat, Stomach Trouble, etc. : Dr. Jordan can be consulted and his treatment dbtained through his representative, H.C. TUCK, who can be found at his rooms in the Burns’ cotstreet, near M. E. Church, Down Goes Furniture THE STOCK OF FURNITURE Now IN OUR STORE MUST BE REduced regardless of what we get for it in order to make room for Two Carloads of Furniture Now on the way from the East. * For this reason we offer wee Extraordinary Bargains BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS, ; DINING ROOM TABLES AND CHAIRS, BEDS AND BEDDING, LOUNGES, © WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, Ete. FinetUpholstering a Specialty Finest Stock of Furnitare IN NEVADA COUNTY LEGG & SHAW Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, COAL, OIL, PAINTS, VARNISHES, woop, AND WILLOw WARE, . Leather and Shoe Findings, Glassware, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, Barbed Wire, Etc. Kitchen Stoves and Ranges, Oil Stoves. © Manufacturers and Repairers of Tia, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware “MYDRBANUr. PIPE, * Gas and Water Pipes and Fittings. * Mining Implements a Specialty AGENTS FOR THE we California Powder. Works. Largest and Best Equipped HARDAWRE STORE In Northern-Central California. Prices as Low as the Lowest. LECC & SHAW, Main Street. Nevada City NEW LUMBER YARD, Grass Valley Road, . j Opposite Maltman’s daipburee Warks L. VOSS, Provw’r. ILL ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND ANIL FOR SALE, LUMBEROF EVERY DESCRIPTION For Mining ané Building Purposes. we 11 IS THE INTENTION TO KEEP TH YARD WELL SUPPLIED WITH LUMBER, AND WILL CUT TO ORDER AS REQUIRED, Also a good supply of — SHAKES & PICKETS All Clear and Second Quality Sugar Pine ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WIL1. BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 0. 0. FENOHEL, Foreman of the yard. will be found at the office to receive orders, iu. Voss. Nevada City, November 12th 1887. M. L. & D. MARSH, Manvfacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds ( of: Lumber, Office and Lumber Yard : Boulder Street, : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL KINDS FOR BUILD gy Ceres Mining purposes on hand and sawed order. e keep constantly on hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds Shakes Shingles, Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc., Etc. Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine. ALSO DEAL IN . Oak, Spruce, Pine and .Cedar Firewood. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET..NEVADA CITY : DEALERS IN a Beet, Pork, Mutten, Ver}, Etc. t ~ At the lowest rates. ae tage, Broad Nevada City, California. Consultation free. sepl3 We also k: on hand a choice stock BACON BND LARD —— ‘. GRASS VALLEY..°. ....CALIFORNIA, FOR SALE! _ The undersigned offers for sale, at a Low Price, all her interest in the Candy Factory, Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, ON COMMEROIAL STREET. Any one desiring to go into this business can get a good bargain by applying immediately. For full particulars enquire of MRS. LEDDY, Opposite Transcript Office. TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF YOU Want to Keep Thoroughly Posted CONCERNING HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL, STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at l1times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAL News, and it has a circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county. It also has numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as in Sacramento, San Francisco and more remote parts of the State. To LAND and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole corey it is invaluable, as it givee a faithful and complete record of the progress being made in the development of the county’s varied and extensive resources. It presents. extraordinary inducements GOLD MINING, y N lI SESE SEIS SEIS SSE ME: 4TO ADVERTISERS 4% CRN SLATES, : bs SN 4 Bert Advertising Medium in Northern California. =JOR=PRINTING = The TRANSCRIP1 has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office In the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work ar? as low as anywhere on the Coast. The establishment has lately been stocked with a full line of the Most Modern and Attractive Types and anes hei material, plain and ornamen The ‘RaNscripT is the Best Advertising medium in Northern-Central California 2. L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXfo TR CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. B. ADVERTISEMENTS «Solicited for all newspapers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpariso, Japan, China, New Zealand, the Australian Co! onies; the Eastern States and Europe. 4 2 Files of nearly every newspaper published on the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed. free access to them during business hours. THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT may be seen on file at the office of L P Fisher. HAS REVOLUTIONized the world during the last half century. Not the least among the wonders of inventive progress isa method and system of work that can be performed alloverthe country without separatin the workers from their homes. Pay liberal; any one Gan do the work; either sex, ronne or old; no special abilty required. Capita not needed; we start you free. Cut this out and return it tous and we will send you free something of great value andimportance to you, that will start you in business, which will bring you in more money Highs away than anything else in the world. Grand (op free. Address True & CO., Augusta ne. Mme. Alma von Tillows’. Boarding, Day School and KINDERGA. RTEN. 1600 G St., SACRAMENTO, CAL, MAP mngdorh accompaiawente. oun children (both sexes) given the best o' care ag to habits, morals, etc., ete. = KINDERGARTEN METHODS USED OUGHOUT, . For tefms address as above. Established im 1852. Nevada: Assay . Office. J.J GYT, Proprietor. NO. 25 MAIN STREET...NEVADA CITY OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP-tion refined, melted and peneyed. By requ Gold Bais exchanged for Coin. In connection with my Assay Office I have a small Sen we ith acs cane make practic: ‘ests, and guarantee correc Working tests will be returns in every way. 50 to 500 pounds. PRICES made with from OW. SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Surveyor, DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR OF } San Bernardino county. rrespond ence Solicited, Surveys of Quarter On « ete.,made in accordance with U.S. Lan Laws. Office up stairs in Coke Building, op) te Weissbeis’ Bank, Main street. lence—Adjoining Watt P. NOTICE. AVING TRANSFERRED MY _ BUSIness as Furniture Dealer in Nevada ity, . E.G, SUKEFORTH, all persons heretofore indebted to me are requested to immediately settle with him, and all persons jy28-tt to whom I am indebted will t demands against me to ey ae ark, BP. O. Highest market price paid for Wine Grapes at the Nevada County Winery. Apply to A. Isoard, Superintendent, Nevada City. ~ Miss Mary Thomas, PIANO TEACHER, Hii RETURNED FROM HER VACAab tion, and will be pleased for her pupils those wishing instructions on the iano, to inform her by nots at her home n Grass Valley. 4-1Im CITY HOTEL. Beaceus OF BROAD AND UNION STS iT) thoroughly overhauled and renAA ovated, and under the private a (Tas} ma t has b ea! . e me’ Onelof the most Popular Hotels iN NEVADA CITY. it is conducted on strictly Temperance Principles. THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN Tt has no Bar-room, and is therefore just the place-for those in search of a good quiet : . place to board and lodge. The Rooms are all sunmy, light andairy. The Tables are supplied with the best in the market, at the following low rates: Board, without Lodging, per week $4.50 Board and Lodging, per week, $5 to $6. Rooms, ~er Night, 25 cents, Single Meals, 25 cents, O. C. CONLAN. Home Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA. CariTaAL 300 000 PRINCIPAL OFFICK’ 216 Sansome st., San Francisco Fire Insurance Only J. ¥. Hoventom, Pre.ident, I. N. SHEPARD, Vice President, OuAnESe H. Spory, Secretary, LL, General Agent. Grass Valley Brauch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN, Risks accepted on al) Blasses of d property in this counts «@ rates pe Pdop oe. vency and a fair profi 1 adiwit of, guar anteeing a promptand ust claims for lo hYeral response toa): , GEO W. HILL, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY ee Southern Pacific Com’y. SPECIAL NOTICE. EXCURSION TICKETS —TO = MT. SHASTA, Ager, :iMontague, : Dunsmuir, Soda Springs, YosEHMIiT B, Big Treés,!The Geysers, Truckee, Summit, alice Tahoe . And other Mountain Resorts. A. N. TOWNE, General Manager. 1. H, GOODMAN, Gen. Fass. an Agent, San Francisco, Cal. sya cine tad Notice to the Public. OTICE is hereby given that I have this day given to my sons, Joseph and John, heirtime, I will not hereafter claim any. moneys earned by them, neither wiil I be responsible for debts incurred by them. D. O’NEIL, Chicago Cottage Organ. 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