April 4, 1894 (4 pages)

Wes vd 4 feater . ds 18 TY, OAL: ery Prop'r, TS. ASTRY +4 a on moat. prompt ying the Ww rates, Aent _ ‘were found due and ordered paid on the ve ‘El Dorado: eevee eae w2 * peices > obs eyhawee Ot PE KoE Re or Nevada. . “ El Dorado. eee ee ee oe ee . ae a Lega poarp, OF SUPERVI SORS. and Orders Passed. ~ Wepyespay, April 4, 1894. ‘The following demands against the county GENERAL FUND, Eureka Express oe conveying sick to Champion & Tyrrell, printing, $187 50, Henry Davis, Justice foes, $86. dD. ng “Douglass, boarding prisoners, ‘State Asylum, $142 50. ; Snell, Gonveying sick to Hospital, “ B. F. Snell, rubber stamps, $2 10. Mark Shaver, hauling, $35. Joseph Waters & Co., cutting trees, ws Constable fees—O, W. Long $95 25, © ©. Townsend §72 95, W. Richards $239 76, W, Scott $16 20, R. Dillon $72 55.' Brown & Oslktine, advertising and printing, $42. Estate ha thew deceased, expenses outside of county, $46 42. W. F. Prisk, printing, $156 90. Whittier State School, $150; a. 8B, Lithgow, Constable's fees, $5. 20, Meairs, Wm. Giffin of Nevada City ‘and David Shoemaker of Meadow Lake were appointed delegates to the State Sporteman’s Convention, and George Fletcher and A. B. Dibbie as alternates, The Convention meets in i Francisco, April 10, 1894. oe "PERSONAL POINTERS. A-Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. J. T. Spieoset of Chicago is in'town. ~ HL J. Darling of Sacramonte is in town. F, MeCombs of San Francisco is in town. R. A. Blair of Sacramento is in town. D. 8, MoNaughiain of San Francisco is in town, J. H, fmith of Angels Camp arrived hero yesterday, G. Gow of Denver, Colorado, is here sponding a few days, L. L. Parsons came down from Graniteville today. © E. H, rs eames down from Hen ‘Valley today.” Geo, Bhis same. down from Graniteville yesterday on his way below. — Mies Robinson of Camptonville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. Fred Hayes and Ed. M. Lyrm, of Sacra mento, aréin town, Mrs. OC. D, Bastia of Grealtevilla -arrived here last evening from San Francisco on her way home. : Andy Hampel, sole traveler of Sacramento, is wary fo Pi interest of Hall, Luhrs & Co, i Gourgs Hate. went below today ta visit welatives and friends and to attend te Midwinter Fair, ‘in Want, Ba, W, A, Beroheim, 8. Lovenberg and G. B, . Miller, of San Fran-_ arrived — eer he greater portion of that period super' . cessfal in business, Charley is a whole— aks welds North in Joan . , [and Mra, Margaret Schenerman of Chicago, + Were married in this city today by ©, E. Malloy, Justice of the Peace. The groom is well Known to many of our citifens, and is « first-class man in every way, He has beeu in the bakery basiness at San Juan since 1858, and his great popularity A Giant Powder Cap Explodes in a Man's Vest Pocket. Charlie Ross, a young man whe came to this city from the State of Washington about two months ago, met with ‘a peculiar accident last evening. He was seated in: a} 18 chair at the billiard room of the, Union has always made aucsouled, genial fellow, liked by everybody. We are not acquainted with the lady he haa wedded, but are informed that she is-a very estimable woman. Mr. and Mrs. Scheverman left for San Juan soon after the mar riage. The Transcarer joins with all their friends in wpbies: them much joy and prosperity. Banstead . For Insanity. “Ash” Fowler, i young man who ‘Claims to have captured a ghost near the lino Catholic Church in this city last Saturday night, was arrested at Grass Valley yesterday on charge of insanity. He was =~ . brought to the county jail and this _ Drs. Hunt and: Muller exam «. thought. that he ja-only-tamspseanily out-of being . his head,”and that -over indulgence in-drink pig the cause. He will be kept at the jail “Teewi-Bins es ae the company’s ditch “and mining property, His associations with ‘the as he wana man of noble instincts, firm but just and conscientious in alt dealings with his fellow man, The funeral services were held at the family res “houise being filled to people were such as to endear him to them, ‘three or four days = await developments. “This gentleman as a an “extended advertisement on the first page of today’s Trak}seRtrT. Mr, Grimes has just received a big: stock of goods. Read his annougeenient . overflowing ‘with. ‘relatives, neighbors and more intimate acquaintances, while throngs were unable to get inside, Rev. Mr, Sheldon of the M, EK. Church at San Juan delivered an. impressive aétmon, ~ Miss Marie Ferguson of Sebastopol rendered ds a vocal solo the beautiful hymn, ‘Nearer, My God; to Thee,” her singing being remarkably sweet and affecting. At 2:30 o'clock ‘. the funeral Procession, which was the longest ever seen in that part of the county, * . started for North San Juan, where the burial took place. I¢ was 5 o'clock when the cemetery wag reached, At San Juan all busiriess places were closed and most of the people followed the cortege to the grave, the number that assembled at the cemetery exceeding any gathering ever’ seen there before, . All that was mortal of Newton ©, Miller was laid to rest in that quiet spot, there to await the resurrection, Peace to his ‘ashes, The following were the pall bearers: W. H. Radtord, Superintendent. of the North Bloomfield . Company; H. Pichoir. and J. W. Maxwell, Directora:of the Kate Hayes Mining Oompany; W. T. esac \ieorge Yates and Richard Thomas. — ee The Grass Valley ern in wpeaking of the death of N, ©. Miller, says: ~_. Saturday last he was in bettéf health = spirits than he had been in many days. — about 9:30 o'clock Saturday es friend, Mr, George Hill, was conversing with him and bade him goodbye for the night. Mr. Miller retired and was taken suddenly ill. A doctor wasimmediately sent for at San Juan, but before he . h French Corrat Mr, Miller breathed his last. It is believed thatdeath was caused by the breaking of a blood vessel, N. C. Miller was one of the most prominent men in the edunty, He was active in toining affairs on the Ridge and did Jarge lot to develop the large gravel de, posits in and about French Corral. His judgment about mining affairs was of the soundest kind and his honesty and inte, ity was without a blemish, He always took 4 -} deep and-earnest interest in-politics-and, in fact, wasa leader in the Demooratic party: of this county and his counsel was eagerly . sought for in thé conventions of the State, Hecould have, at any time, received the ‘nomination from his party for any office :. within its gift, and. was elected a member of the 12th Assembly, from this county. He was a splendid specimen of physical manhood and had as kindly and generous a heart as ever beat in the breast of man. The orunty at large loses one of the best promoters of its interests and many personal friends will sorely miss him, Deceased leaves a wife and six grown children, Miss Mamie Miller of San Francisco, Miss Lottie Miller and Mrs. Geo, Coffey, of and Ohas, Miller, also of French Corral, John was s son-in-law of the late Captain Coffey and the latter, Chas., isa son-in-law to N. P, Brown of the Nevada Taanscarrr. Mrs, Pareona of Nevada Oity, Mrs. Chas. _ LOCALS IN BRIEP. French Corral and Messrs. Joseph B,, John . Taber of Sebasvopol: are sisters of thé de. . ers, ies A Oraad Galt, The Curly Bear duace on Friday eveninfi next promises to be the grandest ball ever given in Neaada county. Native Sons and those who are not Native Sons are going to be in attendance from all of ‘the ad~ joing counties and gues different parts of the State. on corporated to work a promising quarts ledge.at Smartsville, Yuba county, on what is known as the.‘‘Blue Lead.” The Directors are J, D, Given, R. M. Dailey, J M. Ferguson, 8. T, and H, T, Bradley, By using Hall’s Hair Renewor, gray, faded or discolored hair assumes the natural color of youth, and grows luxuriant and wyeng, Pleasing everybody. _ Prevention is ‘aici than cure, and you may prevent that tired feeling by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which will keep your blood pure and free from acid taint and . germs of disease, —Hoon’s P1ius do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easily and effigieutly a5o. tna Best mutual inaurance policy against attacks ofsickness is to be found in taking Hood’s lla, If you are weak it will make you si a Hoop’s Pie are the best after-dinner ie digestion, cure — Try a your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Hbell. 25c.aud 0c,” Sold by Carr Bros, Now rey This, It.will cost you nothing and will gurely de you good, if you have » Cough, Gold, or ‘The Boa Mining Company has been in-. . * KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pavity. your Bowels and make your Head clear as a . POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, D. B. GETCHELL, — candidate red re-election to sited ot Marshal at the munici 4 May 7, 1894 ae — een ae NOTICE. ‘Hotel, Watching a game, when suddenly an explosion occurred which sounded like the report of a pistol. Ross felt something strike him in the right hand and supposed that somebody had shot him. A miaute later he discovered that his vest pocket on the right side had been blown completely out. ~Ross then quickly divined the cause of the explosion to be a giant-powder cap of large size, which he had been carrying in his vest pocket for about seven months. Tt is probable that a match or wooden toothPick came in contact with the covering of the falminate inside the cap, and by some t of the body was forced againat it rat ough to cause it te explode. Ross received quite . @ painfal wound. in ‘. the back of the hand, between the thumb }and forefinger, Strange to say, his body was not burt in the least. Over two dozen amall pieces of copper from the cap were . picked out of his hand. Caps of this kind Popular P Preacher Says HOOD'S Rallies the Vital Forces and Gives Strength. Oe: Lam Rev. J. M. Driver, D. D., Is widely known as pastor of the First M. E. Chureh at Columbia City, Indiana, and is a powerful pulpit orator. His book, Samson’ and Shylock, or a . Preacher's: Plea for the Workingman,” has received much praise from press and clergy. Dr, Driver says: “0.1, Hood & Oo; Lowell, Mass; --~~ “Dear SirsAmong the raliers of all the vital forces, I regard Hood's Bars” ES ao bnvigorate ey Body, Like a a New Man, mone Tikes again, cheerful, buoyant and ready for any work a oapable of any teat. of shyeibo the favorite. da. bused ft Hood's Fille boo thartle with over? ana —_ any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. orig Rtg ey for Consumption, . ~ Congh and Coids is guaranteed to give relief, . or money willbe paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had @ speedy and perfect recovery, Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself jus’ good a thing itis. Trial bottles free Bros. Drog Store, Large size 500, and $1.00, — The El Dorado Stock Co. ~AT~ ‘ NEVADA “THEATRE Monday Evening, April 9, In the beautifal comedy-drama, % Rorgiven ADMISSION: 2, 50 and 75 Cents, £4 Box Sheet at Malloy’ a . Harvey & Packard. "' pate-poor--trinkets tosatey: See en-gb: =o FOR CITY MARSHAL. E. 0. TOMPKINS _ ARSON Stat erp The Latest and Most Fashionable Patterns in Carpets, And the . Newest Novelties" And Designs in = Wall Paper, pe a vow open for inspec—skege & Shaw’s,/* eee 43 Se eer eee yak ae MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. An Immense Stock! . Great Variety ! “Fresh Goods! on Prices lower than ever. Call and see what'we can do for you in thie line, } ~ TO THE TO BE GIVEN BY THE Dramatique seasia =. OF CAVE NO, f Nevada City, Psa iy = i + AT ARMORY HALL, Nevada City, Cal. Sain sna eating ge be J. M, 4 a da el wim, © uw Weerie er an ; sn oss J. C, NILON, Grand Curly Bear. ae ; Floor Managers: BS i, M. Foley, ¥. ¥. Brown, ©. % Frgraer. z vv forriaog, Marcus Foret We Ww. wii Gert Brand,’ *Taoard, J.B, Miller, ya I bags . aay POWER will be here a == dle 0s cis peuadbbat Ae oc sc _seouring the finest Tob aAoo]e raised in the y \., Island of Cuba. YY The “Wroodpecker” Cigar are /~ made of this Tobacoo and I unhesitatingly recommend them as being equal if not guperior to those of the a / os te aig Wucoaa cis wanae Smo) kere will be convinced of thir True ry ‘New Millinery, = 89 . New Dry Goods, New Trimmings, s Now Being Received Daily. — i ina few days with an elegantlineof MILLINER Y Of Her Own Selection. Mrs. Lester & Grawford. SAT : GIVE YOUR ORDERS roR ? JOB PRINTING ~N ~. ag TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. SCHMIDT BROS., mee mR ee: ~ ENTE and STANDARD p eee eee

Wes vd 4 feater . ds 18 TY, OAL: ery Prop'r, TS. ASTRY +4 a on moat. prompt ying the Ww rates, Aent _ ‘were found due and ordered paid on the ve ‘El Dorado: eevee eae w2 * peices > obs eyhawee Ot PE KoE Re or Nevada. . “ El Dorado. eee ee ee oe ee . ae a Lega poarp, OF SUPERVI SORS. and Orders Passed. ~ Wepyespay, April 4, 1894. ‘The following demands against the county GENERAL FUND, Eureka Express oe conveying sick to Champion & Tyrrell, printing, $187 50, Henry Davis, Justice foes, $86. dD. ng “Douglass, boarding prisoners, ‘State Asylum, $142 50. ; Snell, Gonveying sick to Hospital, “ B. F. Snell, rubber stamps, $2 10. Mark Shaver, hauling, $35. Joseph Waters & Co., cutting trees, ws Constable fees—O, W. Long $95 25, © ©. Townsend §72 95, W. Richards $239 76, W, Scott $16 20, R. Dillon $72 55.' Brown & Oslktine, advertising and printing, $42. Estate ha thew deceased, expenses outside of county, $46 42. W. F. Prisk, printing, $156 90. Whittier State School, $150; a. 8B, Lithgow, Constable's fees, $5. 20, Meairs, Wm. Giffin of Nevada City ‘and David Shoemaker of Meadow Lake were appointed delegates to the State Sporteman’s Convention, and George Fletcher and A. B. Dibbie as alternates, The Convention meets in i Francisco, April 10, 1894. oe "PERSONAL POINTERS. A-Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. J. T. Spieoset of Chicago is in'town. ~ HL J. Darling of Sacramonte is in town. F, MeCombs of San Francisco is in town. R. A. Blair of Sacramento is in town. D. 8, MoNaughiain of San Francisco is in town, J. H, fmith of Angels Camp arrived hero yesterday, G. Gow of Denver, Colorado, is here sponding a few days, L. L. Parsons came down from Graniteville today. © E. H, rs eames down from Hen ‘Valley today.” Geo, Bhis same. down from Graniteville yesterday on his way below. — Mies Robinson of Camptonville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco. Fred Hayes and Ed. M. Lyrm, of Sacra mento, aréin town, Mrs. OC. D, Bastia of Grealtevilla -arrived here last evening from San Francisco on her way home.. : Andy Hampel, sole traveler of Sacramento, is wary fo Pi interest of Hall, Luhrs & Co, i Gourgs Hate. went below today ta visit welatives and friends and to attend te Midwinter Fair, ‘in Want, Ba, W, A, Beroheim, 8. Lovenberg and G. B, . Miller, of San Fran-_ arrived — eer he greater portion of that period super' . cessfal in business, Charley is a whole— aks welds North in Joan . , [and Mra, Margaret Schenerman of Chicago, + Were married in this city today by ©, E. Malloy, Justice of the Peace. The groom is well Known to many of our citifens, and is « first-class man in every way, He has beeu in the bakery basiness at San Juan since 1858, and his great popularity A Giant Powder Cap Explodes in a Man's Vest Pocket. Charlie Ross, a young man whe came to this city from the State of Washington about two months ago, met with ‘a peculiar accident last evening. He was seated in: a} 18 chair at the billiard room of the, Union has always made aucsouled, genial fellow, liked by everybody. We are not acquainted with the lady he haa wedded, but are informed that she is-a very estimable woman. Mr. and Mrs. Scheverman left for San Juan soon after the mar riage. The Transcarer joins with all their friends in wpbies: them much joy and prosperity. Banstead . For Insanity. “Ash” Fowler, i young man who ‘Claims to have captured a ghost near the lino Catholic Church in this city last Saturday night, was arrested at Grass Valley yesterday on charge of insanity. He was =~ . brought to the county jail and this _ Drs. Hunt and: Muller exam «. thought. that he ja-only-tamspseanily out-of being . his head,”and that -over indulgence in-drink pig the cause. He will be kept at the jail “Teewi-Bins es ae the company’s ditch “and mining property, His associations with ‘the as he wana man of noble instincts, firm but just and conscientious in alt dealings with his fellow man, The funeral services were held at the family res “houise being filled to people were such as to endear him to them, ‘three or four days = await developments. “This gentleman as a an “extended advertisement on the first page of today’s Trak}seRtrT. Mr, Grimes has just received a big: stock of goods. Read his annougeenient . overflowing ‘with. ‘relatives, neighbors and more intimate acquaintances, while throngs were unable to get inside, Rev. Mr, Sheldon of the M, EK. Church at San Juan delivered an. impressive aétmon, ~ Miss Marie Ferguson of Sebastopol rendered ds a vocal solo the beautiful hymn, ‘Nearer, My God; to Thee,” her singing being remarkably sweet and affecting. At 2:30 o'clock ‘. the funeral Procession, which was the longest ever seen in that part of the county, * . started for North San Juan, where the burial took place. I¢ was 5 o'clock when the cemetery wag reached, At San Juan all busiriess places were closed and most of the people followed the cortege to the grave, the number that assembled at the cemetery exceeding any gathering ever’ seen there before, . All that was mortal of Newton ©, Miller was laid to rest in that quiet spot, there to await the resurrection, Peace to his ‘ashes, The following were the pall bearers: W. H. Radtord, Superintendent. of the North Bloomfield . Company; H. Pichoir. and J. W. Maxwell, Directora:of the Kate Hayes Mining Oompany; W. T. esac \ieorge Yates and Richard Thomas. — ee The Grass Valley ern in wpeaking of the death of N, ©. Miller, says: ~_. Saturday last he was in bettéf health = spirits than he had been in many days. — about 9:30 o'clock Saturday es friend, Mr, George Hill, was conversing with him and bade him goodbye for the night. Mr. Miller retired and was taken suddenly ill. A doctor wasimmediately sent for at San Juan, but before he . h French Corrat Mr, Miller breathed his last. It is believed thatdeath was caused by the breaking of a blood vessel, N. C. Miller was one of the most prominent men in the edunty, He was active in toining affairs on the Ridge and did Jarge lot to develop the large gravel de, posits in and about French Corral. His judgment about mining affairs was of the soundest kind and his honesty and inte, ity was without a blemish, He always took 4 -} deep and-earnest interest in-politics-and, in fact, wasa leader in the Demooratic party: of this county and his counsel was eagerly . sought for in thé conventions of the State, Hecould have, at any time, received the ‘nomination from his party for any office :. within its gift, and. was elected a member of the 12th Assembly, from this county. He was a splendid specimen of physical manhood and had as kindly and generous a heart as ever beat in the breast of man. The orunty at large loses one of the best promoters of its interests and many personal friends will sorely miss him, Deceased leaves a wife and six grown children, Miss Mamie Miller of San Francisco, Miss Lottie Miller and Mrs. Geo, Coffey, of and Ohas, Miller, also of French Corral, John was s son-in-law of the late Captain Coffey and the latter, Chas., isa son-in-law to N. P, Brown of the Nevada Taanscarrr. Mrs, Pareona of Nevada Oity, Mrs. Chas.

_ LOCALS IN BRIEP. French Corral and Messrs. Joseph B,, John . Taber of Sebasvopol: are sisters of thé de. . ers, ies A Oraad Galt, The Curly Bear duace on Friday eveninfi next promises to be the grandest ball ever given in Neaada county. Native Sons and those who are not Native Sons are going to be in attendance from all of ‘the ad~ joing counties and gues different parts of the State. on corporated to work a promising quarts ledge.at Smartsville, Yuba county, on what is known as the.‘‘Blue Lead.” The Directors are J, D, Given, R. M. Dailey, J M. Ferguson, 8. T, and H, T, Bradley, By using Hall’s Hair Renewor, gray, faded or discolored hair assumes the natural color of youth, and grows luxuriant and wyeng, Pleasing everybody. _ Prevention is ‘aici than cure, and you may prevent that tired feeling by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which will keep your blood pure and free from acid taint and . germs of disease, —Hoon’s P1ius do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easily and effigieutly a5o. tna Best mutual inaurance policy against attacks ofsickness is to be found in taking Hood’s lla, If you are weak it will make you si a Hoop’s Pie are the best after-dinner ie digestion, cure — Try a your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Hbell. 25c.aud 0c,” Sold by Carr Bros, Now rey This, It.will cost you nothing and will gurely de you good, if you have » Cough, Gold, or ‘The Boa Mining Company has been in-. . * KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pavity. your Bowels and make your Head clear as a . POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, D. B. GETCHELL, — candidate red re-election to sited ot Marshal at the munici 4 May 7, 1894 ae — een ae NOTICE. ‘Hotel, Watching a game, when suddenly an explosion occurred which sounded like the report of a pistol. Ross felt something strike him in the right hand and supposed that somebody had shot him. A miaute later he discovered that his vest pocket on the right side had been blown completely out. ~Ross then quickly divined the cause of the explosion to be a giant-powder cap of large size, which he had been carrying in his vest pocket for about seven months. Tt is probable that a match or wooden toothPick came in contact with the covering of the falminate inside the cap, and by some t of the body was forced againat it rat ough to cause it te explode. Ross received quite . @ painfal wound. in ‘. the back of the hand, between the thumb }and forefinger, Strange to say, his body was not burt in the least. Over two dozen amall pieces of copper from the cap were . picked out of his hand. Caps of this kind Popular P Preacher Says HOOD'S Rallies the Vital Forces and Gives Strength. Oe: Lam Rev. J. M. Driver, D. D., Is widely known as pastor of the First M. E. Chureh at Columbia City, Indiana, and is a powerful pulpit orator. His book, Samson’ and Shylock, or a . Preacher's: Plea for the Workingman,” has received much praise from press and clergy. Dr, Driver says: “0.1, Hood & Oo; Lowell, Mass; --~~ “Dear SirsAmong the raliers of all the vital forces, I regard Hood's Bars” ES ao bnvigorate ey Body, Like a a New Man, mone Tikes again, cheerful, buoyant and ready for any work a oapable of any teat. of shyeibo the favorite. da. bused ft Hood's Fille boo thartle with over? ana —_ any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. orig Rtg ey for Consumption, . ~ Congh and Coids is guaranteed to give relief, . or money willbe paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had @ speedy and perfect recovery, Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself jus’ good a thing itis. Trial bottles free Bros. Drog Store, Large size 500, and $1.00, — The El Dorado Stock Co. ~AT~ ‘ NEVADA “THEATRE Monday Evening, April 9, In the beautifal comedy-drama, % Rorgiven ADMISSION: 2, 50 and 75 Cents, £4 Box Sheet at Malloy’ a . Harvey & Packard. "' pate-poor--trinkets tosatey: See en-gb: =o FOR CITY MARSHAL. E. 0. TOMPKINS _ ARSON Stat erp The Latest and Most Fashionable Patterns in Carpets, And the . Newest Novelties" And Designs in = Wall Paper, pe a vow open for inspec—skege & Shaw’s,/* eee 43 Se eer eee yak ae MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. An Immense Stock! . Great Variety ! “Fresh Goods! on Prices lower than ever. Call and see what'we can do for you in thie line, } ~ TO THE TO BE GIVEN BY THE Dramatique seasia =. OF CAVE NO, f Nevada City, Psa iy = i + AT ARMORY HALL, Nevada City, Cal. Sain sna eating ge be J. M, 4 a da el wim, © uw Weerie er an ; sn oss J. C, NILON, Grand Curly Bear. ae ; Floor Managers: BS i, M. Foley, ¥. ¥. Brown, ©. % Frgraer. z vv forriaog, Marcus Foret We Ww. wii Gert Brand,’ *Taoard, J.B, Miller, ya I bags . aay POWER will be here a == dle 0s cis peuadbbat Ae oc sc _seouring the finest Tob aAoo]e raised in the y \., Island of Cuba. YY The “Wroodpecker” Cigar are /~ made of this Tobacoo and I unhesitatingly recommend them as being equal if not guperior to those of the a / os te aig Wucoaa cis wanae Smo) kere will be convinced of thir True ry ‘New Millinery, = 89 . New Dry Goods, New Trimmings, s Now Being Received Daily. — i ina few days with an elegantlineof MILLINER Y Of Her Own Selection. Mrs. Lester & Grawford. SAT : GIVE YOUR ORDERS roR ? JOB PRINTING ~N ~. ag TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. SCHMIDT BROS., mee mR ee: ~ ENTE and STANDARD p eee eee