August 16, 1894 (4 pages)

BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . THURSDAY.. AUGUST 16, 1894. i popular confectioner of this city, was mar* ried at Sacramento yesterday to Miss Madge . Sharkey of that city. The bride has nu“-attache in the book bindery of the State Printing Office. The groom is one of our} years, calico not to cost-over 124 cents__per}. ard, and exhibited at Pavilion and worn} are spending their vacation at the home of exhibitor on evening of third day . their uncle, D. Furthe $3; second best dress, $1 50. _. blessing. ” the Bloomfield stage came along he put the “this city. Golch was taken to the County Rolfe, without delay. ~~" Seather: Hotlilg is 80 good us Ayers Saree ____ enlist, at the National Hotel. IE DAILY TRANSCRIPT bblished Every Evening, except Sunday. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Matrimonial. James M. Foley, the well-known and] merous acquaintances in this city and is @ very estimable and accomplished young lady. For some time past she has been an most enterprising and industrious young) Y business men and. enjoys the respect ‘of aj by large circle of friends, with whom we join of the Fair, in wishing the happy pair every earthly Mr. and Mrs, Foley will arrive here in a few days. Beg gon Ieee TS a ee ae Taken to the Hospital.» ~ An old'man nameéd-William Golch, whe. partment must was returning from a trip up _in the mounduced in this District by the exhibitors to age Agricultural Produ THE PREMIUM LIST For the Tenth Annual Fair, Commencing August 28th. We continue today the publication of the premiums offered in various depart4 ments at the Fair, which commences at Arsection: 45 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month . mory Hall, this city, on Tuesday, August rc 28th: CLASS IfI—JUVENILE. Open only for children under 15 years of Best silk embroidery, $1 50. Best outline embroidery, $1. Best crochet skirt, $1. Best needle work, $1. Best patchwork quilt, $1 50. Best crochet lace, $1. Best tatting, $1. Best child’s apron, $1. Best three pieces hand sewing, $1 50. Best dressed doll, $2. Best display (meritorious) hy one miss, . San Juan a few days ago, $2 50. Best calico dress made by miss under 14] Mr. arid Mrs. Sheldon. FIFTH DEPARTMENT. Etc. Articles placed on exhibition in this debe manufactured or protains, was picked up at the Edwards Crossentitle them to premiums. ing a day or two ago in an almost helpless condition. He had a span of horses and a} CLASS I. —GRAIN, ETC. Best half bu:hél of wheat, $3; second . again changed hands. Mr. Lydeck was the wagon, But was unable to take care of the} peat, $2. team after reaching the bridge. The bridge watchman took charge of the rig and when . pegt, $2. old man aboard and had him brought to Hospital soon after arriving here. He is a. $2 Best half bushel of-oats, $3; second best. Best half bushel of rye; $3; second best, $2 Best half bushel of shelled corn, $3}-segond It is supposed that in going down the hill Prussian, aged abuut seventy years, and We . pest, $2. believe formerly resided in Placer county. _— ——+8 The Central Hotel. Best half bushel of buckwheat, $3; second) griver not being able to manage the team best, $2. Best exhibit of grassor clover seed, $3 The name of the City Hotel, at the corsecond best, $2. ner of Broad and Union streets, has been _changed and will hereafter be known as the Best exhibit of flour, $5; second best, $3. . man was the last of the~Pickle family, his Best exhibit and greatest variety by on Central Hotel. Miss M. Mooney, the pro-. person, $6. prietress, will reopen the hotel Sunday, on which occasion an extra fine dinner will be CLASS I1,—3 GARDEN VEGETABLES. Best exhibit of Indian corn on stalks $3; served, It is the intention of the new land-} ,ooond best, $2. lady to set a good table at all times and to _ Best exhibit sweet corn, green, on stalks, Nevada County Is Not in It This furnishneat-rooms_and_clean. beds. to all $3; second best, $2--who put up at the hotel. Has Taken Possession. Q. C. Conlan yesterday took possession of the Tilley building, on Broad atreet, next door to the City Hall, and will shortly-open.a hotel there. Mr, Conlan has had long experience in this line of business and for a number of years was landlord of the City Hotel. He will fit up his present place in nice style and give: his patrons splendid accommodations at’ th: lowest rates. +29 Stock Exhibit. ae The Directors of the Fair have arranged to have the exhibits of live stock at Glenbrook Park instead of at the Half Mile House, as previously announced, All persons who intend exhibiting live stock are requested to notify the Secretary, Teg eae 2 For the debilitating effects to ‘August. parilla. —— + #@e+-—. Are Your Eyes: Affected ? If you are troubled with faulty or impaired vision, or have any deformity or dis— ease of the eye, consult. Prof. Phillips, the Best exhibit broom corn on stalks, $2. Best exhibit potatoes, $3; second best, $2. . count of the great falling off of the AsseasBest one variety, one peck; $2. Best exhibit of onions, $2; second best, $1.) state Board of Equalization would come to Best exhibit of sweet potatoes, $3; second . tho front and require the officers here to best, $1 50. : best, $1 50. best, $1 50. Best exhibit of watermelons, $2; second best, $1. best, $1. best, $1. best, $1. cts, Food Condiments, from Shady creek Sunday to spend the day Best half. bushel of barley, $3; second Best exhibit of tomatoes, $2 50; second] not be raised to equal, at least, that of Best exhibit of cabbages, $2 50; second! mento to the counties of Butte, Colusa, Best exhibit of muskmelons, $2; second Best exhibit of parsnips, $2; second FROM THE RIDGE. Bits of Personal and Other News Sent by Our Correspondent. Our North San Juan correspondent sends us the following batch of news from that George Harris’is up from the Bay to spend his vacation with his parents, Mrs. Thomas, accompanied by Miss Wymann, is visiting at ‘Grass Valley. Misses Emma and Maude Ferguson have returned to Sebastopol from a visit to Oakland. “Miss Ruth Bradbury has. returned from Alleghany. Mr. McDonald, who has been quite ill at the residence of O. F. Phippin, is on the streets again. Dr. Harris, after a brief illness, is reported as rapidly recovering his health. Dr. R. M. Hunt of Nevada City visited Mrs. Worth of San Jose is the guest of Miss Lucy Furth and Richmond Furth L. Walsh of Oakland is visiting Mr. and Mré. P. Gaynor. Mrs. George Ray and niece ‘were over with Mr. and Mrs, Northup. Miss Annie Walker of Nevada City spent Sunday here with her parents. Mrs. Archer is visiting Mrs. Reese of Cherokee. The freight line between Nevada City and San Juan, owned by James Chisholm, has purchaser. Monday evening Mr. Wallis, the stage _. driver between Smartsville and San Juan, 2 brought the sad news that a teamster had been killed. on the Bridgeport hill. We . learned later that his name was Joe Pickle. one of the horses started to kicking and the they ran~away. When found Pickle was 3. dead and pinned to the ground by the dashboard of the Wagon. The unfortunate €. death being the third one im-that family in the last year. R. RH. SS ~ WE BREATHE EASIER. Time, ~ Many of our people believed that on acment Roll of this county this year, that the show cause why the taxable property should last year.~ They have issued a pronunciaGlenn, Sutter, Tehama, Yuba, Monterey, Clara, Fresno, Kern, Merced, Stanislaus, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Santa Tulare, Napa, Solano, Yolo, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Los Angeies, San Francisco, Sonoma and Humboldt to come forward and : show cause why their assessments should Best exhibit carrots (stock), $2; second} ot be raised, : — Nevada county’s good luck still predomisecond best, $1. Best exhibit beets (stock), $2 50; second best, $1 50. the people here c an now breathe easy. Rites Serene THE WAY TO SAY IT. An Independent Paper On the Coming Campaign. The Wheatland Four Corners, ‘one of the ablest weekly papers in California, in its] man who understands the newspaper busilast issue says : The present State campaign has narrowed down to live issues on National lines. The foremost of these are the questions of tariff and money. We have no hesitancy in deélaring unequivocally that the Republican platform. voi¢es our sentiments on those matters exactly. We feel that we can endorse every utterance of the Republican candidate for Governor, wherein, in his opening speech for the campaign, he discusses those questions. Parts of that excellent oration seem to us to be defective, but upon the whole it goes home to every voter and sounds the keynote of the campaign. Do the people relish hard times? Do they favor a National or a State policy which tends to keep people out of employment, reduces wages, closes factories, forecloses mortgages, fosters “industrial armies,” creates poverty, brings bankruptcy, depreciates currency, reduces . money circulation, reduces the U. 8. Treasury surplus, prevents prompt payment of the National debt, sends U. S. gold to foreign lands, makes silver bullion worthless. because it cannot be coined on any terms, compels the issuance of new government bonds and stagnates commerce and trade? It seems to us that even the mere agitation of so called ‘‘tariff reform” in this country and the complete blocking.of free silver for money, are the impelling-causes of. such a dismal state of affairs to say nothing about voting to mature and keep it up. So long as we honestly feel that this view is correct. gees. = i eee ‘We cannot, will not and must not remain = L. voaghbnibbie silent. We cannot be alert and independent * ; Gro. W. Jones, : al5-td Of County Central Committee. and keep quiet. The ends of journalism, in its highest meaning, are subverted and even degraded to do so. E There is. a plane of -Democracy to which all may feel honored to wscend, but it is not of the tariff gullotine order. There are hundreds and thousands of Democrats who agree with this sentiment no matter what the majority of that party may assume. It is this fact that has caused such a bitter contest in the present. Democratic Congress in_ large part, In fact that party is far from being a unit on tariff issues, The Republican party stands as a unit on the MeKinley law. ‘The benign influence— the prosperity of the people under that law was never questioned until the present party in power threaterred-to—repeal it. ~ They have flocked about the “reform delusion” and given the Democrats all the aid possible to boost that delusion into form and In this the Populists are equally blamable. . , GOOD JUDGMENT. A Man Who Knows a Good Thing When He Sees It. The Grass Valley Union is edited by a ness through and through, and when he says a cotemporary. is a ‘live newspaper a man’s life could be safely bet upon the proposition. In verification of the above statement we herewith reproduce the-ifollowing, which aj peared in this nrérning’s Union, headed, ‘tA First-Cuass NerwsPAPER: ‘©The Nevada City TRANscRIPT is a live, newsy paper, and is always filled with interesting reading matter. It makes a specialty of county-seat news, never letting slip anything which will interest its readers. The Transcript should be taken by every bu.iness man in Grass Valley and all others who want a live county-seat newsby paper. + e@e> To Elect Delegates. Notice to the electors of Nevada Township.—A mass meeting of the People’s Party will be held in the open air on Saturday evening, in front of the stand at the junction of Broad and Pine streets, in Nevada City, for the purpose of nominating and electing two delegates from each precinct in Nevada township, to act at. the County Convention of the People’s Party, called for August 20, 1894. The meeting will be called to drder at 8 o'clock sharp. The People’s Party are not afraid to trust the people to nominate and .elect their dele+ 2@e > Sei Rare Stones. Leutje & Brand have just received a large and elegant assortment of precious stones. Everything bought at this old establishment guaranteed as represented. =f a OOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared by experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and othér well-known vegetable-remedies.—‘Fhe-Combination, Proportion and Process are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative powlife. Upon the question of the merits and titness of candidates State and local, be‘ await the action of the various conventions and at the proper time propose to speak out in no uncertain sound, aiming all the while to remain consistent with the foregoing sentiments, and refraining from personalities or low criticisms. eee He Is in Town. Colonel still maintains that the People’s Party is the great party of the country, J and will make-itself powerfully felt all over Col. Charles F. McGlashan, the gold-andsilver-tongued orator of Truckee, arrived Best exhibit of cucumbers, green, $1 50;. nates. It has not.been cited to appear, jand . here this morning on legal business. The I er Peculiar to Itself. Hood's A GRAND SPEECH. That of Morris M. Estee Delivered in San Francisco. Never before has a political speech been made in California that has caused such widespread comment of a favorable nature as has the presentation of his position en the vital political issues of the day by Morris M. Estee, Republican nominee for Governor. His masterly effort has once more demonstrated his marked ability in grappling with the knotty problem of state and to so place them before the public as to make them sufficiently clear for the most unlearned voter and the child to understand. In an editorial commenting upon the nomination of Mr. Estee as Governor we said that he is a clean man of the people and is with them heart and soul on all public questions. It has always been thus. He has battled skillfully for the masses and his speech in San Francisco again provés the truth of our assertions. Copies of it can be had on application to the TRANscRIPt. i — “Her—hair—always looks so perfectly 1@vely.”. Why ? Because she uses Ayer’s Hair Vigor, That's the secret of its lustre, pass I a Taken to Napa. Dr, Samuels of North San Juan, who has been sojourning at this city for the past few weeks, being under medical treatment, was committed to’the insane asylum at Napa on Monday. + e@e> Oh, What a Surprise! What an agreeable one, too, is experienced by the hitherto misguided individual who has been ceaselessly but vainly dosing for years past in the futile hope of curing constipation, when drastic pills and potions are abandoned for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a faithful auxiliary of nature, which does its work without griping or weakening, but always oftectually. ‘Throw physic to the dogs!” and use this benign. and thorough laxative, which achieve results which astouish as well as gratify those who use it. Not only a regular habit of body, but complete digestion and assimilation are restored by its use, It regulates the liver and kidneys, and counteracts a tendency to rheumatism, In tio case where it is possible to procure it should its use be delayed. Fortify it against ¥ malaria, WHAR’S GEO. OHLEYER. Another Hydraulic Mine Started Up With the Monitor. A dispa'ch was received here last evening stating that the United States Debris Commission had given Joseph Hustler per mission to set his hydraulic monitor to work. This morning a lively stream was playing upon the banks and it seemed like the old prosperous times coming back to Nevada county. The mine is situated in the rich -, est sectionof the Cherokee district, and. is known as the Hustler hydraulic mine. The present restraining works have a capacity of over two hundred thousand cubic yards of debris, By the time this is filled the Hustler company willhave’ another bg dam buit so the working of that mine for an indefinite _time.is assured. Geo. Ohleyer and a few other valley cranks, who never did have. the prosperity ef the miners, or even the farmers, as to that matter, at heart, will be the only ones regretting that the monitors are being started up again. —_—_— 2 #@ee ~~ — Death of Ch aries Hepler. Charles Hepler, who has been. sick. for the past year, died about 9 o'clock last night at the residence of RK. H, Forman, Piety Hill. Death was the result of ulceration of the bowels. Deceased was a native of Pennsy!vania, aged sixty-six years, and came to this city with his family about seventeen years ago. For awhile hé engaged -in the grocery business, keeping a store in the building now oceupied by Mike Hanley’s saloon, ° He afterwards purchased a portion of the Murchie property, on the Red Dog road, about a mile from town, and followed ranching until hia health failed him. His wife died a year or or two ago. A danghter, Mrs. %. D. Bridges, survives him. Mr. Hepler was a man ‘of quiet manners, a careful busivesa man, and by his industry and energy was at one time in well-to-do circumstauces. The funeral will take place from the Forman residence on Friday at 2 o'clock P.M. a Lo Piano Tuning. W. D: Travers, the well-known pianotuner, will be in Nevada City. in a few days. {23 _---~ 2Oee—Ick Cold Soda Water at Carr Bros. ~Jarsaparilla Cures Scroftia, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and-all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache~Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney ~and Liver Complaints. It is Not What We Say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story— Hood’ s Sarsaparilla URES Gorrnper 4B Pu the same thing. thing that would equal them, N\ ~Best oxhibit-of-squashes;~-$2.50; second Best exhibit of beets (table), $2 50; second best, $150. = best, $1 50. ; Best exhibit dried beans, 20 pounds or more, $2; second best, $1. a Best quality and greatest variety of garden vegetables raised by one person, $12; second best, $8. CLASS II], —FLOWERS, PLANTS, ETC, 2-2 Watermelon Social.Prof. Michell will give a Watermelon Social at Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday evening, August 18th. 3t — Huckien’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot mone) refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. Ics Cream Soda Water at Carr Bros. A Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found . second best, $5. Best display of hemp, not less than pounds, $2 50. House for rent and Furniture for sale. Best display of flax, not less than ten. 4 yply to B. F. Cooley, Piety Hill. alliw pounds, $2.50. : Best display of cotton, not less than ten pounds, $2 50. just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discover) for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—Ii you have never used this Great Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers. in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is $7 50; second best, $5. : Best collection (not less than ten varieties) ornamental foilage~ plants, $7 50; second best collection, $5. S Best collection hanging baskets containing flowering plants, $3. — Best display of cut flowers, $5; second best, $3. \ ' Handsomest bouquet of © cut flowers, $2; second best, $1 50. Best display of ferns, 2. Best display of skeleton leaves, $2. Best display of autumn leaves, $2, Best display of ornamental grasses, $2. Handsomest floral piece or design, $3; second best, $2. second best, $5. Best display of grain in sheaf, $7 purchased the New York Consolidated mine Best display of grasses, cultured, $7 50; 50); . is the best preventive. Mining Property Sold. A Maltin and S;W.“Phompsor-have in Willow Valley district from John T, Morgan and Edwin Tilley. The property adjoins the Texas on one side and the Niagara on ‘the other: A company will soon be formed for the purpose of thoroughly developing the property. No work has ever been done to any depth on these Best collection flowering plants in bloom, +PHes,-yet it is the opinion of inining men . contraction of diseases of the kidneys and who are familiar with them that they could be made paying properties if systematically and economically worked. Some years ago to definitely determine the real value of the property. A large ledge of quartz runs through all three of these locations, and the development of it at any point would give a pretty good idea of the value of the different mines. If one company had control of them all and found the ledge a paying one, the properties could beoperated on a large seale, in which event many men would find employment there. eee Danprvrr forms when the glands of the skin are weakened, and, if neglected, baldness is sure ta follow; —_——. 260 othe Texas was worked, but not sufficiently bepress Balm. £1.00 per bottle. I EE the country at the coming election. We fail to see how so bright and talented a man) as McGlashan can .have so much sand thrown in his eyes on that proposition. People can rely on everything he says about the rocking stone, but give him a wide berth on politics. ~ 72 Oee = Exrosure to rough weather, getting wet, living in damp localities are favorable to the (Formerly City Hotel. ) Corner of Broad and Union Streets, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hood’s Pilis win new friends daily. 4 ie A WILD GOOSE CHASE After something which as a matter of fact is directly under your hand is a most unreasvnable waste of energy. Ih NEVADA OIry, It may be added, however, that when you say “FOLEY,” you mean Confectionery of the highest quality and not something which is merely an apology for candy and passes on a pinch, as it were. You can’t beat my candies anywhere on the Pacific Coast, andit would require ~~ very like a wild goose chase to find anyoley and Confectionery mean Opp. L. Hyman & Co.'s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. ee ee THRY BVE Morrison’s bladder. As a preventive, and for the cure of all kidney and liver trouble, use that valuable remedy Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. ———_—_+ 90 + —— Sewing Machine Needles. es Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Luerse & BRAND’s, MISS M. MOONEY Desircs to inform the people of Nevada county and the traveling public generally that her patrons wit The Best of Meals. BOARD by the Day, Week or Month, with or without Lodging. THE ROOMS are all newly furnished and will compare favorably with any in Nevada City. (0@F A trial will convince you that place is second to none in any respect. Assessment Notice. ——— ] ELH! MINING COMPANY —LOCATION has purchased the above place and is now prepared :o furuish A share of public patronage is solicited. princ'pal place of business, San Francisco, California. Locotion of works, Colambia Hill, she (0 Call and see the goods. We are giving you F (OM Look at these prices—they can’t be beat : Suits that sold from $30 to $35, for $25. Pants that sold from $10 to $12, now going at $8. SUITS ALWAYS FIT. . ITS at your own prices. We have more goods than we can use. They Must Go at Any Price. ‘. ft. 1, MORRISON, Merchant Tailor. kan For Sale. ~——+ +o REMEMBER, Clothing at your own price; other goods one-half price, at the closingNevade county, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the fourteenth (14th) day of August, 1894, an assessment, No, 4, of five cents (5c) per share was levied upon the capital stock of the eo'pora‘ion payable immediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at the office of the company, room 11, No. 14 Sansome street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shail remain unmaid on the eigh'eenth (18th) day of September, BAKING guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Carr . pounds, $3. Large bottles 50c. and Bros. Drug Store $1.00. pounds, $3. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. S “MOST PERFECT MADE. \ pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free . 0m Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, Cure for Crippled Children. 319 Bush street, San Francisco, successfull at the Holbooke House, ley; J. W. Smith, Grass Valley; O. Best display of hops, not less than ten] out sale in the Transcript Block. —_j18tf Best display of ramie, not less than ten Ice! Icel Cut flowers can be replenished every day. treats all cases of orthopaedic surgery. One or more surgeons ot this Institute will be Grass Valley, Thursday, August 16th, and at the National Exchange, Nevada City, Friday, August 17th, to examine cases. The success of the Institute in treating all cases of curvature of the spine, diseases of the hip and knee joints, club feet, crooked limbs and bodily deformities as well as piles, fistula, nasal catarrb and all chronic deseases has made for the Institate a national reputation. Write for circular. References may be Bemis, ex-U, 8S. Inspector of Steamers, San Francisco; Thos. Jennings, capitalist, San Francisco, and hundreds of others. 2 ————+ 60-2 The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to amit to any Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest part of the city. Orders left at the Ice : : House, on the Plaza, will be promptly atThe National Sargical Institute of No, cities ‘ at POWDER Absolutely Pure.) A cream of tartar baking powder.— United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St. N. ¥ y before, will be sold on Tuesday, the ninth day of October, sessment, together with the costs of and expens 8 of sale. By order of the Board of Directors, Cc, Francisco, California. 894, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and nless payment {s made 1894, to pay the eeaquens ast vertising F, HUNT, Secretary. Office—Room 11, Nu. 14 Sansome street, San (9th) . ESTRAY. ©. On land and in water his feet Pure Arctic Fountain Soda Water at Carr esa je-26 . Shoeman Best, like Grimes of olden Times, Always handle goods that stood the best test, . That is the way to get rich and feather your nest; You know Sampson was strong, rubber boots he wore, None other than Pure Gum from Woonsocket Co.’s Store; had to: Klam Biggs, merchant, Grass Val©. tn Sampson rubber Boots, the solemn Oath he swore, Thirty years’ test, proved Woonsockets the best; None better than Sampson's, Friend Miller attest, Reliable Delbridge, More White and Haas to Recommend the Sampson, Woonsocket Rubber Boot and Shoe, never were sore, vember last. The owner is requested to mal away. French Corral, August 16, 184. ss NE LARGE, RED-ROAN, WORK OX, BOTH.}... 66 e e4e 99 ears marked and branded on right hip with S cial Com osition *” the letters ‘‘M. K.;"’ shod all around, ten years ° old, Came to my ranch about the 1th of Noand prove title, pay charges and take the aniG. W, BRO TLRS. > Cigar come al First-Class Work at Reasonable Prices. W. B. JEFFERY, “EEE HORSESHOER, z ecg SHOP—Main Srreet, near the Plaza. Satisfaction Guaranteed in All Cases. Keywest A Beautiful Little Towegee3 3 fl pp ON SALE AT THE Union Hotel, Downer & Woodman’s, Wm, Giffin’s, John Brace’s. TRY Victorias of High-Grade ‘eM. age t . _&§

BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . THURSDAY... AUGUST 16, 1894. i popular confectioner of this city, was mar* ried at Sacramento yesterday to Miss Madge . Sharkey of that city. The bride has nu“-attache in the book bindery of the State Printing Office. The groom is one of our} years, calico not to cost-over 124 cents__per}. ard, and exhibited at Pavilion and worn} are spending their vacation at the home of exhibitor on evening of third day . their uncle, D. Furthe $3; second best dress, $1 50. _. blessing. ” the Bloomfield stage came along he put the “this city. Golch was taken to the County Rolfe, without delay. ~~" Seather: Hotlilg is 80 good us Ayers Saree ____ enlist, at the National Hotel. IE DAILY TRANSCRIPT bblished Every Evening, except Sunday. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Matrimonial. James M. Foley, the well-known and] merous acquaintances in this city and is @ very estimable and accomplished young lady. For some time past she has been an most enterprising and industrious young) Y business men and. enjoys the respect ‘of aj by large circle of friends, with whom we join of the Fair, in wishing the happy pair every earthly Mr. and Mrs, Foley will arrive here in a few days. Beg gon Ieee TS a ee ae Taken to the Hospital.» ~ An old'man nameéd-William Golch, whe. partment must was returning from a trip up _in the mounduced in this District by the exhibitors to age Agricultural Produ THE PREMIUM LIST For the Tenth Annual Fair, Commencing August 28th. We continue today the publication of the premiums offered in various depart4 ments at the Fair, which commences at Arsection: 45 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month . mory Hall, this city, on Tuesday, August rc 28th: CLASS IfI—JUVENILE. Open only for children under 15 years of Best silk embroidery, $1 50. Best outline embroidery, $1. Best crochet skirt, $1. Best needle work, $1. Best patchwork quilt, $1 50. Best crochet lace, $1. Best tatting, $1. Best child’s apron, $1. Best three pieces hand sewing, $1 50. Best dressed doll, $2. Best display (meritorious) hy one miss, . San Juan a few days ago, $2 50. Best calico dress made by miss under 14] Mr. arid Mrs. Sheldon. FIFTH DEPARTMENT. Etc. Articles placed on exhibition in this debe manufactured or protains, was picked up at the Edwards Crossentitle them to premiums. ing a day or two ago in an almost helpless condition. He had a span of horses and a} CLASS I. —GRAIN, ETC. Best half bu:hél of wheat, $3; second . again changed hands. Mr. Lydeck was the wagon, But was unable to take care of the} peat, $2. team after reaching the bridge. The bridge watchman took charge of the rig and when . pegt, $2. old man aboard and had him brought to Hospital soon after arriving here. He is a. $2 Best half bushel of-oats, $3; second best. Best half bushel of rye; $3; second best, $2 Best half bushel of shelled corn, $3}-segond It is supposed that in going down the hill Prussian, aged abuut seventy years, and We . pest, $2. believe formerly resided in Placer county. _— ——+8 The Central Hotel. Best half bushel of buckwheat, $3; second) griver not being able to manage the team best, $2. Best exhibit of grassor clover seed, $3 The name of the City Hotel, at the corsecond best, $2. ner of Broad and Union streets, has been _changed and will hereafter be known as the Best exhibit of flour, $5; second best, $3. . man was the last of the~Pickle family, his Best exhibit and greatest variety by on Central Hotel. Miss M. Mooney, the pro-. person, $6. prietress, will reopen the hotel Sunday, on which occasion an extra fine dinner will be CLASS I1,—3 GARDEN VEGETABLES. Best exhibit of Indian corn on stalks $3; served, It is the intention of the new land-} ,ooond best, $2. lady to set a good table at all times and to _ Best exhibit sweet corn, green, on stalks, Nevada County Is Not in It This furnishneat-rooms_and_clean. beds. to all $3; second best, $2--who put up at the hotel. Has Taken Possession. Q. C. Conlan yesterday took possession of the Tilley building, on Broad atreet, next door to the City Hall, and will shortly-open.a hotel there. Mr, Conlan has had long experience in this line of business and for a number of years was landlord of the City Hotel. He will fit up his present place in nice style and give: his patrons splendid accommodations at’ th: lowest rates. +29 Stock Exhibit. ae The Directors of the Fair have arranged to have the exhibits of live stock at Glenbrook Park instead of at the Half Mile House, as previously announced, All persons who intend exhibiting live stock are requested to notify the Secretary, Teg eae 2 For the debilitating effects to ‘August. parilla. —— + #@e+-—. Are Your Eyes: Affected ? If you are troubled with faulty or impaired vision, or have any deformity or dis— ease of the eye, consult. Prof. Phillips, the Best exhibit broom corn on stalks, $2. Best exhibit potatoes, $3; second best, $2. . count of the great falling off of the AsseasBest one variety, one peck; $2. Best exhibit of onions, $2; second best, $1.) state Board of Equalization would come to Best exhibit of sweet potatoes, $3; second . tho front and require the officers here to best, $1 50. : best, $1 50. best, $1 50. Best exhibit of watermelons, $2; second best, $1. best, $1. best, $1. best, $1. cts, Food Condiments, from Shady creek Sunday to spend the day Best half. bushel of barley, $3; second Best exhibit of tomatoes, $2 50; second] not be raised to equal, at least, that of Best exhibit of cabbages, $2 50; second! mento to the counties of Butte, Colusa, Best exhibit of muskmelons, $2; second Best exhibit of parsnips, $2; second FROM THE RIDGE. Bits of Personal and Other News Sent by Our Correspondent. Our North San Juan correspondent sends us the following batch of news from that George Harris’is up from the Bay to spend his vacation with his parents, Mrs. Thomas, accompanied by Miss Wymann, is visiting at ‘Grass Valley. Misses Emma and Maude Ferguson have returned to Sebastopol from a visit to Oakland. “Miss Ruth Bradbury has. returned from Alleghany. Mr. McDonald, who has been quite ill at the residence of O. F. Phippin, is on the streets again. Dr. Harris, after a brief illness, is reported as rapidly recovering his health. Dr. R. M. Hunt of Nevada City visited Mrs. Worth of San Jose is the guest of Miss Lucy Furth and Richmond Furth L. Walsh of Oakland is visiting Mr. and Mré. P. Gaynor. Mrs. George Ray and niece ‘were over with Mr. and Mrs, Northup. Miss Annie Walker of Nevada City spent Sunday here with her parents. Mrs. Archer is visiting Mrs. Reese of Cherokee. The freight line between Nevada City and San Juan, owned by James Chisholm, has purchaser. Monday evening Mr. Wallis, the stage _. driver between Smartsville and San Juan, 2 brought the sad news that a teamster had been killed. on the Bridgeport hill. We . learned later that his name was Joe Pickle. one of the horses started to kicking and the they ran~away. When found Pickle was 3. dead and pinned to the ground by the dashboard of the Wagon. The unfortunate €. death being the third one im-that family in the last year. R. RH. SS ~ WE BREATHE EASIER. Time, ~ Many of our people believed that on acment Roll of this county this year, that the show cause why the taxable property should last year.~ They have issued a pronunciaGlenn, Sutter, Tehama, Yuba, Monterey, Clara, Fresno, Kern, Merced, Stanislaus, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Santa Tulare, Napa, Solano, Yolo, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Los Angeies, San Francisco, Sonoma and Humboldt to come forward and : show cause why their assessments should Best exhibit carrots (stock), $2; second} ot be raised, : — Nevada county’s good luck still predomisecond best, $1. Best exhibit beets (stock), $2 50; second best, $1 50. the people here c an now breathe easy. Rites Serene THE WAY TO SAY IT. An Independent Paper On the Coming Campaign. The Wheatland Four Corners, ‘one of the ablest weekly papers in California, in its] man who understands the newspaper busilast issue says : The present State campaign has narrowed down to live issues on National lines. The foremost of these are the questions of tariff and money. We have no hesitancy in deélaring unequivocally that the Republican platform. voi¢es our sentiments on those matters exactly. We feel that we can endorse every utterance of the Republican candidate for Governor, wherein, in his opening speech for the campaign, he discusses those questions. Parts of that excellent oration seem to us to be defective, but upon the whole it goes home to every voter and sounds the keynote of the campaign. Do the people relish hard times? Do they favor a National or a State policy which tends to keep people out of employment, reduces wages, closes factories, forecloses mortgages, fosters “industrial armies,” creates poverty, brings bankruptcy, depreciates currency, reduces . money circulation, reduces the U. 8. Treasury surplus, prevents prompt payment of the National debt, sends U. S. gold to foreign lands, makes silver bullion worthless. because it cannot be coined on any terms, compels the issuance of new government bonds and stagnates commerce and trade? It seems to us that even the mere agitation of so called ‘‘tariff reform” in this country and the complete blocking.of free silver for money, are the impelling-causes of. such a dismal state of affairs to say nothing about voting to mature and keep it up. So long as we honestly feel that this view is correct. gees. = i eee ‘We cannot, will not and must not remain = L. voaghbnibbie silent. We cannot be alert and independent * ; Gro. W. Jones, : al5-td Of County Central Committee. and keep quiet. The ends of journalism, in its highest meaning, are subverted and even degraded to do so. E There is. a plane of -Democracy to which all may feel honored to wscend, but it is not of the tariff gullotine order. There are hundreds and thousands of Democrats who agree with this sentiment no matter what the majority of that party may assume. It is this fact that has caused such a bitter contest in the present. Democratic Congress in_ large part, In fact that party is far from being a unit on tariff issues, The Republican party stands as a unit on the MeKinley law. ‘The benign influence— the prosperity of the people under that law was never questioned until the present party in power threaterred-to—repeal it. ~ They have flocked about the “reform delusion” and given the Democrats all the aid possible to boost that delusion into form and In this the Populists are equally blamable. . , GOOD JUDGMENT. A Man Who Knows a Good Thing When He Sees It. The Grass Valley Union is edited by a ness through and through, and when he says a cotemporary. is a ‘live newspaper a man’s life could be safely bet upon the proposition. In verification of the above statement we herewith reproduce the-ifollowing, which aj peared in this nrérning’s Union, headed, ‘tA First-Cuass NerwsPAPER: ‘©The Nevada City TRANscRIPT is a live, newsy paper, and is always filled with interesting reading matter. It makes a specialty of county-seat news, never letting slip anything which will interest its readers. The Transcript should be taken by every bu.iness man in Grass Valley and all others who want a live county-seat newsby paper. + e@e> To Elect Delegates. Notice to the electors of Nevada Township.—A mass meeting of the People’s Party will be held in the open air on Saturday evening, in front of the stand at the junction of Broad and Pine streets, in Nevada City, for the purpose of nominating and electing two delegates from each precinct in Nevada township, to act at. the County Convention of the People’s Party, called for August 20, 1894. The meeting will be called to drder at 8 o'clock sharp. The People’s Party are not afraid to trust the people to nominate and .elect their dele+ 2@e > Sei Rare Stones. Leutje & Brand have just received a large and elegant assortment of precious stones. Everything bought at this old establishment guaranteed as represented. =f a OOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared by experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and othér well-known vegetable-remedies.—‘Fhe-Combination, Proportion and Process are Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative powlife. Upon the question of the merits and titness of candidates State and local, be‘ await the action of the various conventions and at the proper time propose to speak out in no uncertain sound, aiming all the while to remain consistent with the foregoing sentiments, and refraining from personalities or low criticisms. eee He Is in Town. Colonel still maintains that the People’s Party is the great party of the country, J and will make-itself powerfully felt all over Col. Charles F. McGlashan, the gold-andsilver-tongued orator of Truckee, arrived Best exhibit of cucumbers, green, $1 50;. nates. It has not.been cited to appear, jand . here this morning on legal business. The I er Peculiar to Itself. Hood's A GRAND SPEECH. That of Morris M. Estee Delivered in San Francisco. Never before has a political speech been made in California that has caused such widespread comment of a favorable nature as has the presentation of his position en the vital political issues of the day by Morris M. Estee, Republican nominee for Governor. His masterly effort has once more demonstrated his marked ability in grappling with the knotty problem of state and to so place them before the public as to make them sufficiently clear for the most unlearned voter and the child to understand. In an editorial commenting upon the nomination of Mr. Estee as Governor we said that he is a clean man of the people and is with them heart and soul on all public questions. It has always been thus. He has battled skillfully for the masses and his speech in San Francisco again provés the truth of our assertions. Copies of it can be had on application to the TRANscRIPt. i — “Her—hair—always looks so perfectly 1@vely.”. Why ? Because she uses Ayer’s Hair Vigor, That's the secret of its lustre, pass I a Taken to Napa. Dr, Samuels of North San Juan, who has been sojourning at this city for the past few weeks, being under medical treatment, was committed to’the insane asylum at Napa on Monday. + e@e> Oh, What a Surprise! What an agreeable one, too, is experienced by the hitherto misguided individual who has been ceaselessly but vainly dosing for years past in the futile hope of curing constipation, when drastic pills and potions are abandoned for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a faithful auxiliary of nature, which does its work without griping or weakening, but always oftectually. ‘Throw physic to the dogs!” and use this benign. and thorough laxative, which achieve results which astouish as well as gratify those who use it. Not only a regular habit of body, but complete digestion and assimilation are restored by its

use, It regulates the liver and kidneys, and counteracts a tendency to rheumatism, In tio case where it is possible to procure it should its use be delayed. Fortify it against ¥ malaria, WHAR’S GEO. OHLEYER. Another Hydraulic Mine Started Up With the Monitor. A dispa'ch was received here last evening stating that the United States Debris Commission had given Joseph Hustler per mission to set his hydraulic monitor to work. This morning a lively stream was playing upon the banks and it seemed like the old prosperous times coming back to Nevada county. The mine is situated in the rich -, est sectionof the Cherokee district, and. is known as the Hustler hydraulic mine. The present restraining works have a capacity of over two hundred thousand cubic yards of debris, By the time this is filled the Hustler company willhave’ another bg dam buit so the working of that mine for an indefinite _time.is assured. Geo. Ohleyer and a few other valley cranks, who never did have. the prosperity ef the miners, or even the farmers, as to that matter, at heart, will be the only ones regretting that the monitors are being started up again. —_—_— 2 #@ee ~~ — Death of Ch aries Hepler. Charles Hepler, who has been. sick. for the past year, died about 9 o'clock last night at the residence of RK. H, Forman, Piety Hill. Death was the result of ulceration of the bowels. Deceased was a native of Pennsy!vania, aged sixty-six years, and came to this city with his family about seventeen years ago. For awhile hé engaged -in the grocery business, keeping a store in the building now oceupied by Mike Hanley’s saloon, ° He afterwards purchased a portion of the Murchie property, on the Red Dog road, about a mile from town, and followed ranching until hia health failed him. His wife died a year or or two ago. A danghter, Mrs. %. D. Bridges, survives him. Mr. Hepler was a man ‘of quiet manners, a careful busivesa man, and by his industry and energy was at one time in well-to-do circumstauces. The funeral will take place from the Forman residence on Friday at 2 o'clock P.M. a Lo Piano Tuning. W. D: Travers, the well-known pianotuner, will be in Nevada City. in a few days. {23 _---~ 2Oee—Ick Cold Soda Water at Carr Bros. ~Jarsaparilla Cures Scroftia, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and-all other affections caused by impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache~Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney ~and Liver Complaints. It is Not What We Say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story— Hood’ s Sarsaparilla URES Gorrnper 4B Pu the same thing. thing that would equal them, N\ ~Best oxhibit-of-squashes;~-$2.50; second Best exhibit of beets (table), $2 50; second best, $150. = best, $1 50. ; Best exhibit dried beans, 20 pounds or more, $2; second best, $1. a Best quality and greatest variety of garden vegetables raised by one person, $12; second best, $8. CLASS II], —FLOWERS, PLANTS, ETC, 2-2 Watermelon Social.Prof. Michell will give a Watermelon Social at Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday evening, August 18th. 3t — Huckien’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot mone) refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. Ics Cream Soda Water at Carr Bros. A Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found . second best, $5. Best display of hemp, not less than pounds, $2 50. House for rent and Furniture for sale. Best display of flax, not less than ten. 4 yply to B. F. Cooley, Piety Hill. alliw pounds, $2.50. : Best display of cotton, not less than ten pounds, $2 50. just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discover) for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—Ii you have never used this Great Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers. in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is $7 50; second best, $5. : Best collection (not less than ten varieties) ornamental foilage~ plants, $7 50; second best collection, $5. S Best collection hanging baskets containing flowering plants, $3. — Best display of cut flowers, $5; second best, $3. \ ' Handsomest bouquet of © cut flowers, $2; second best, $1 50. Best display of ferns, 2. Best display of skeleton leaves, $2. Best display of autumn leaves, $2, Best display of ornamental grasses, $2. Handsomest floral piece or design, $3; second best, $2. second best, $5. Best display of grain in sheaf, $7 purchased the New York Consolidated mine Best display of grasses, cultured, $7 50; 50); . is the best preventive. Mining Property Sold. A Maltin and S;W.“Phompsor-have in Willow Valley district from John T, Morgan and Edwin Tilley. The property adjoins the Texas on one side and the Niagara on ‘the other: A company will soon be formed for the purpose of thoroughly developing the property. No work has ever been done to any depth on these Best collection flowering plants in bloom, +PHes,-yet it is the opinion of inining men . contraction of diseases of the kidneys and who are familiar with them that they could be made paying properties if systematically and economically worked. Some years ago to definitely determine the real value of the property. A large ledge of quartz runs through all three of these locations, and the development of it at any point would give a pretty good idea of the value of the different mines. If one company had control of them all and found the ledge a paying one, the properties could beoperated on a large seale, in which event many men would find employment there. eee Danprvrr forms when the glands of the skin are weakened, and, if neglected, baldness is sure ta follow; —_——. 260 othe Texas was worked, but not sufficiently bepress Balm. £1.00 per bottle. I EE the country at the coming election. We fail to see how so bright and talented a man) as McGlashan can .have so much sand thrown in his eyes on that proposition. People can rely on everything he says about the rocking stone, but give him a wide berth on politics. ~ 72 Oee = Exrosure to rough weather, getting wet, living in damp localities are favorable to the (Formerly City Hotel. ) Corner of Broad and Union Streets, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hood’s Pilis win new friends daily. 4 ie A WILD GOOSE CHASE After something which as a matter of fact is directly under your hand is a most unreasvnable waste of energy. Ih NEVADA OIry, It may be added, however, that when you say “FOLEY,” you mean Confectionery of the highest quality and not something which is merely an apology for candy and passes on a pinch, as it were. You can’t beat my candies anywhere on the Pacific Coast, andit would require ~~ very like a wild goose chase to find anyoley and Confectionery mean Opp. L. Hyman & Co.'s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. ee ee THRY BVE Morrison’s bladder. As a preventive, and for the cure of all kidney and liver trouble, use that valuable remedy Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. ———_—_+ 90 + —— Sewing Machine Needles. es Wheeler & Wilson needles for Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Luerse & BRAND’s, MISS M. MOONEY Desircs to inform the people of Nevada county and the traveling public generally that her patrons wit The Best of Meals. BOARD by the Day, Week or Month, with or without Lodging. THE ROOMS are all newly furnished and will compare favorably with any in Nevada City. (0@F A trial will convince you that place is second to none in any respect. Assessment Notice. ——— ] ELH! MINING COMPANY —LOCATION has purchased the above place and is now prepared :o furuish A share of public patronage is solicited. princ'pal place of business, San Francisco, California. Locotion of works, Colambia Hill, she (0 Call and see the goods. We are giving you F (OM Look at these prices—they can’t be beat : Suits that sold from $30 to $35, for $25. Pants that sold from $10 to $12, now going at $8. SUITS ALWAYS FIT. . ITS at your own prices. We have more goods than we can use. They Must Go at Any Price. ‘. ft. 1, MORRISON, Merchant Tailor. kan For Sale. ~——+ +o REMEMBER, Clothing at your own price; other goods one-half price, at the closingNevade county, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the fourteenth (14th) day of August, 1894, an assessment, No, 4, of five cents (5c) per share was levied upon the capital stock of the eo'pora‘ion payable immediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at the office of the company, room 11, No. 14 Sansome street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shail remain unmaid on the eigh'eenth (18th) day of September, BAKING guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Carr . pounds, $3. Large bottles 50c. and Bros. Drug Store $1.00. pounds, $3. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. S “MOST PERFECT MADE. \ pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free . 0m Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, Cure for Crippled Children. 319 Bush street, San Francisco, successfull at the Holbooke House, ley; J. W. Smith, Grass Valley; O. Best display of hops, not less than ten] out sale in the Transcript Block. —_j18tf Best display of ramie, not less than ten Ice! Icel Cut flowers can be replenished every day. treats all cases of orthopaedic surgery. One or more surgeons ot this Institute will be Grass Valley, Thursday, August 16th, and at the National Exchange, Nevada City, Friday, August 17th, to examine cases. The success of the Institute in treating all cases of curvature of the spine, diseases of the hip and knee joints, club feet, crooked limbs and bodily deformities as well as piles, fistula, nasal catarrb and all chronic deseases has made for the Institate a national reputation. Write for circular. References may be Bemis, ex-U, 8S. Inspector of Steamers, San Francisco; Thos. Jennings, capitalist, San Francisco, and hundreds of others. 2 ————+ 60-2 The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to amit to any Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest part of the city. Orders left at the Ice : : House, on the Plaza, will be promptly atThe National Sargical Institute of No, cities ‘ at POWDER Absolutely Pure.) A cream of tartar baking powder.— United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St. N. ¥ y before, will be sold on Tuesday, the ninth day of October, sessment, together with the costs of and expens 8 of sale. By order of the Board of Directors, Cc, Francisco, California. 894, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and nless payment {s made 1894, to pay the eeaquens ast vertising F, HUNT, Secretary. Office—Room 11, Nu. 14 Sansome street, San (9th) . ESTRAY. ©. On land and in water his feet Pure Arctic Fountain Soda Water at Carr esa je-26 . Shoeman Best, like Grimes of olden Times, Always handle goods that stood the best test, . That is the way to get rich and feather your nest; You know Sampson was strong, rubber boots he wore, None other than Pure Gum from Woonsocket Co.’s Store; had to: Klam Biggs, merchant, Grass Val©. tn Sampson rubber Boots, the solemn Oath he swore, Thirty years’ test, proved Woonsockets the best; None better than Sampson's, Friend Miller attest, Reliable Delbridge, More White and Haas to Recommend the Sampson, Woonsocket Rubber Boot and Shoe, never were sore, vember last. The owner is requested to mal away. French Corral, August 16, 184. ss NE LARGE, RED-ROAN, WORK OX, BOTH.}...... 66 e e4e 99 ears marked and branded on right hip with S cial Com osition *” the letters ‘‘M. K.;"’ shod all around, ten years ° old, Came to my ranch about the 1th of Noand prove title, pay charges and take the aniG. W, BRO TLRS. > Cigar come al First-Class Work at Reasonable Prices. W. B. JEFFERY, “EEE HORSESHOER, z ecg SHOP—Main Srreet, near the Plaza. Satisfaction Guaranteed in All Cases. Keywest A Beautiful Little Towegee3 3 fl pp ON SALE AT THE Union Hotel, Downer & Woodman’s, Wm, Giffin’s, John Brace’s. TRY Victorias of High-Grade ‘eM. age t . _&§