August 7, 1896 (4 pages)

hy Saiuh, hoe RICH, tthe Beard, jute 3 . THE St 1e County np faut Plain ior Court or the Guunae Bat vag in the lifornia : Se. My Leteudare pear in an ae y the avuve. the Count Miplaint feel ive ui the aay te on, Ot this ts County jor 1U8E Con. P seta, toe ct y Whereby the © inefendant eribed in the & Coury te that tere nding to ie E106 ter un. St thereon at Getober stu, LO Levee «. 1 foreelisy PU CLuse any © stid con. to be due the 1 Fe€AbULALIe Cests of suit, y appar by ie pers ‘tiat it you: id complaint titt Will Lave to the Court umplaint, » seal cf the /aliioruia, im nis ibth day erk, pity. Clerk, A, utter uiding, pe iy-i ee nt. FFICE, BOvOS) fb” O WHOMIT avel Mining uly authorU, address ig », Culitu.nia, for a Fatent. ated in Virada County, utid by tue >in this cf. p Seveutcen 80 being as 17° oy’ hast ir (:) feet in y c.ruer No, g Mine (aptLe section 4 id aud 14 ast, ut. Liegrees East 3 chains 288 ‘oc. inound i chains 861 ‘ocK mound chains 282.5 rock mound choins 454.1 ocK mound chains 30438 “ok mound common to buts UO db’ ns 3.74.2 feet. ound markchains 153.8 py 4 inches ins 330 feet ound markt chains 458 peck mound chains 501.6 ock mound ains 200 feet at a spruce 5° Kast. S. oak tree 8 orner comp. i, N. & slon Placer > South by Lot 63, the the Blocm) patented, versely any tr Mine” so hereby apir adveise 1ited States nia, duration hereof the proRegister. ‘egoing no» puLlished sonstcutive ILY_‘LRANat Nevada . Register. notice was luw JECEASED Le underpof August: rs. alk e said de) necessary <? tLe iirst id Admit:of Scl.midt y, Nevada ge ae B.’’ i Ciga: 3. THE TRANSCRIPT EROWN & CALEDNS pve Year in advanee.. . sSix Vonths., *% 40 YEARS © seinen eee EO seit lia hs, ig te Published eyiseatHoltiays oy XN. P. BROWN. 1. 8. CALKINS, Bei ee me SE 3 Wy ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on application. ey cat ® IN : NEVADA CITY. IN LINE WITH THIS KGB OF PROGRESS. Sanitary Plumbing lowest. : ae t. : Morning Light Heating . Pat. Todd Heater Sunbeam Stoves . Box Patterns And others ] Richmond Cooking . Grand Pacific Garland Stoves Westwood And others ay ae 2 Staple,. Hardware Seasce ‘by all odds completest I ever offered “ro"Mttware fnade on sale when you visit my;store:; re Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all Crockery tastes and purses. Lam sure department, I can please. you. : If you. want I make a speRemember that Lamps ‘ alty of them. From the em .est to the most ela rate. will be foun All kinds of Wire Fencing Riitesad'issiess:. “Hdve plain and fancy. : i 3 The best of wae be a Paints, Oils And other materials for \. “peady mixed Paint pe y \) Fine stock of Firearms } 2 products of the leading the. latest and the Ne aher’. ‘ do only the bes ; no mai ‘Ww. By Registered Mail or by Express. “We ager gira’ z Tepe man Pe To which you have begn bidder, You don't know jus o to buy foe it we can't elp you ou? weimanufacture jewelry. 4 AND, ‘aes ana. Jowelere, LUETJE & BR ‘sa hard hing in ver wai sesereell a Sing try . ll ieee mola that oy . to the pr je groom. or Se ee te ng aye io ag ee he sca cil! Cease oye m buying an: ; . ‘et : gens you want made ttito elry ? ‘Wolslee set precious lems, We follow the latest. styles wen . dangered. the maage aeons esd * . eeccesoocooese and in a 4 fis ei LaRue’s Corn Cure, ery in this line, _ {P'S NOT NECESSARY. the latest and greatest discovwill give you immediate relief few days entirely remove them. _H, DICKERTIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, de _ Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. ND CUTLERY, represent~ GEO. E. TURNER 56 to 60 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. BUSINESS ——— GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New. York Bakery, has ope 8 First-Class Bakery “In the Transcript Block, on mmercial street, » fewdoors above his old stand, . where he : _ BETTER PREPAKED THAN BVER aro sbeve the Publis With Piret-clase _ Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS T0. ORDER “io oh Wedding Cakes wSbecialer.TELEPHONE 37. Depot for Agency Fo and forefinger the Chinese diner-out jlucks forth the Webs, i giead fish, nips off the tail at one bite, “qeeless head behind ‘him: Shocking as it may seem to an Eng: _ . Nish housekeeper, the older the egg in ' China, the more perfe : + ourean standpoint does it become, for no Chinaman who has a right his palate eats a fresh boiled ege. Vaken fresh, eggs are sent to soak, after having been washed in a'tub of aromatje water. I moved, and the water used ih mixing 8 ‘paste of lime and ‘enlt; in awhich the egigs -are -packed in, jars, These hermetically sealed and set aside to jtand for a month, when they are supE vacked in salt end lime for 12 months “have ehanged: color, and are odorléss.).6> 3 so The; chief care of. the Chinese is to . eat nothing cold. Warm or hot food they absorb in abundance, but, rightly they maintain that cold food lowers the temperature of the stomach beyond the poi Broad st., Nevada City. oi Life in Guatemala City to a foreigner, and especially a young man, says the New Orleans Times-Democrat, possesses about as’ much attractiveness from & standpoint of amusement as would a residence in. a graveyard. There is absolutely nothing to do except: work, sleep and eat. has to go when he has) finished work is to a saloon, and there he has nothing to ao for recreation but drink. The door i p to the best society is shut in the race of . Americans-—‘gringoes,” as they called by the haughty dons—no matter what their standing. Of course, when one has official dignity’ ‘the is invited to the: president’s ball and other official functions, and has entree into society, but there is no such thing as social intercourse in its: American sense. Noody is allowed to see a young lady wnjess it is in the presence of he) entire family under the watchful eye of her} . duenna, and there isn’t much pleasure)." in this “ind of a visit to most young . . men of America. Guatemala City has 1 fe population of: 60,000, but hes. no ‘Theaters. ‘There’wad an opera com of fair character there'two years ago, but there have been no ‘attractions at all of this kind during the past season. _meg state, Al, FRIDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1896. — x ge. _meecoien cuz nnn tess Of Nevada City, Cal. e-. At a well-served table'they are . is bac aml onecl ?. on Swimming about ima glass bow! of) water flavored with oil and-vinegar. :. which renders the creatures hystert: Pearson’s Weekly. hey are brought alive, With an unerring thumb and casts. the sot from an epiregard for After’a titne they are reare to be fit for eating. Those left more, when opened, are found ‘to nt where digestion ean continue, and . . the whole health of the body is enBefore leaving, we will offer you these solidified partly . make purchases and supply their wants in our line. first come first served. So come early * => 4) and avoid the rush. te apenas aphienesleai ant We have commenced our 4 a ans np wee at ane Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Domestics, B. NEWMAN & CO. Lease and fixtures for sale at a bargain. Ladies’ and Children’s Unde rwear,” -, > RST. IN-1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, Adverti: length inserted under this tead for 0 cents . a week or $2 a.month, Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a mouth Pays. ble invariably in adyance. + s 4 For Rent. The furnished residence of Mrs. John Bro, die on Prospect Hill ie offered for rent. Apply on the premises immediately.’ a4-Iw 3 ik 1 5 entire stock of Hay Press For Sale.A small hay press is offered for sale cheap. Riquire of William Dower, Gold Flat. j2i-tf For Sale or Rent. The eight-room residence of Antone Silva on Nimrod street, is offered for sale.or rent. Apply on the pretnisds or at the TRANsoRIPT office. EA Ae Le mann county. LOST—A chain belonging to a hay presebetween Nevada City and Bear river—MeCourtney road—Saturday, June th. The are finder will be suitably rewarded by sending word to. FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Plaser goods at such prices as will enable everybody to H6,tf $ X Art Studio. Miss Cora: Sutton will give instructions in painting end.drawing at: her studio in the Transcript Building, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 9 until 12 and from 1 until 4. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for. 50 centa. By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transeript office. CATR ACRE ESTEE ‘SOCIETY IN GAUTEMALA, . Brought Up in America.: B The only place'a man are q by mer Living is very high in Guatemala City, and salaries are by no means correspondingly high. I would not advise any young man to go there with the idea of making his fortune. There has been too much immigration to the country as it is. — REMARKABLE LONGEVITY, A Family of Eight Whose United Ages apt Foot Up to. 669. Years. The most remarkable instance of longevity. in the history of the Nutperhaps, is noted in the Kimball family of the town of Preston, one rember of it, Mrs. Abby 58. Cook, who is passing the closing years of her life‘in the home of her. daugh-. pi ier, Mrs, William H. Cook, of Franklin street, this city, having celebrated the, other day the 90th anniversary of her birthday. Mrs. Cook is the widow of the Jate Isaac H. Cook of Preston. A ~ «=. Proprietor r--Tlonogram Whiskey ey Blue Labet Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta X «ARABIAN ROAST" Coffee— is the Best. Give ita Trialk = °° * . style or SUMMER Tailored to Order in the highest a estjTrimmings, of the Best Goods, Fin HighGrade' Work. ye . ee _. Merchant Tailor . UAE ripe eran @ Ww ee Latest Cut, Ginger Ale large number of her relatives, friends and neighbors called at her home on her . ’ anniversary day and congratulated her, and the venerable lady, who is still hale and active,apd of a cheerful spirit, entertained them. Mre. Cook is a member of a family of eight children, sons and daughters of Elisha and Lucy Lathrop Kimball, aii of whom are alive and in vigorous health, with the exception of Mrs. Sybil A. Branch, the eldest, who died two years ago at Roxbury, Mass., aged 90 . Watch and Unspeakably Dull for the Average Youth Jewelry Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairing shop in the LUMBER” YARD . Rustic, Flooring Repair Shop CHARLES HARRIS . E. LIVERY an FED STABLE * ee Conner of ScHOOL AND MAIN STREETS, “NORTH SAN JUAN. CAL. UNION FRUIT STORE HE UNDERSIGED BEG TO ANNOUNCE the amalgamation of their stores, and that they.are now better pre) than: ever to furnish their patrons With the choicest of best of Vegetab At Bottom Prices. A. ARENOT. B. A.“WALLACE. WHELINAN BROS., Corner Broad or Ee gUORS & CIGARS ‘Agents for Rubhstaller’s Gilt Bdge Beer. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will always find this : Fruits and Fine Horses and Carriages for every motto prevails at my jon. kinds. of Wines and Liquors, Private ; Rooms in connection. mat Holmes Building, Corner Main and . occasion ready. Coyote Streets, Mi e cin at soe eeseanaeee Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop Peer ee é ; Nan Juan to Nevada O. . / meet any trai: ai Aa Heras tte or oll kings Bay wo yg! And 1s now prepared to do ail kinds of work: . . Prices. to suit the times. pairing done on shortest notice.’ init y wer’ . . COME AND SEE ME. ti. C. WEISENBURGER, PRICES Low. COOL, SHARP BEER. . Shop on the Plaze. * NEVADA CITY. WORK GUARANTEED. ge ot aie tliirsty and fool TREE BREW A. J. BOVEY; ny ere a tia Meni werent: CHAS. PECOR BOOTS & SHOES. NEW oo Sacramento stteet, DONT FAIL TOSEB’ : He knows how to Sraw at it is always MY FINE STOCK. Cool a : DS: Boots and Shoes. made to order a arpa Repairing neat Broad street, head of Union street. Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, in the food OTe at poate FOR SALE: A SPAN: OF GENTLE MULES. A CHILD Shingles, Shakes, é tc,, Etc. THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD . IN THIS MARKET. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Kto., At the lowest rates. w. ALSO KBEP ON HAND A CHOICE ‘stock of the Popular Public. Taste Hams, Bacon ‘and Lard.: Henry Lane, = Prop’r . sateain sites “ane Stade I T. P. BYRNE yang Bee nearly new. ’ ss po . long, with two seats, will be on Bes Seabee a onc oig o Tord oe a UPROF K. hg . /reasonable terms, j ‘ i he wiligonealy Boo by pruners Does . Sas toaevet om ote Frederick Tellam, oO! ; \ ' ett vit : « 1. Open day and night jis a ph Nevada City. Building and Mining Lumpeer: UNION MARKET, . Plastering ber, Lise AVR ie Loraine COLLEY BROS., ° e Prop’s. In all their branchés. Also $ PATCHING AND WHITING, O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. NY ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, CEMENT. WORK a Specialty. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. Cash @ Fancy Groceries eee coe panne ae aes : Ifere are the names and ages © e AN POT Tr D surviving members of the band: Abby PATE artis AREER. ND: ee E 3. Cook, 90 years old; Sarah Green, MEATS ° Towa, 88; Sarah 1. Brown, Chicasro, 85; ‘ ; Nelson L. Kimball, Iowa, 82; Frances 4 : . De Wolf, Chicago, 80; Lucius T, KimPepsin AN Tie ginres oo emia ane ms 25 Battle Ax Tobacco...30 . . ,ail, Towa, 78, and Rev, Nathanic! KimSige a Ra skies. $4imel. ottles.:: . 45. Dall Tows, 76. The. 0h ae ae Duffy 5 beige ae full 1 Pr 6“ $) ’ Ik 1. brothers and sisters are G69, years, inGamecock hisky quart. 1 0° z in so » per ee 4 5 eluding that of Mrs. Branch. IXL Whisky .-.-.-000+ 75 Olives, — I 25 ee eC eee intra per. TO Mik r ies ne) The Deacon Undone. Bryan ts Root Bee A tor ab E aig. Soa PS = rti 5 There was once'a deacon on Cape Cod Hire’s : 3 for $94: verything sein propo! T1OD. who heard early one morning . that there had been, a wreck on the beach on to look for more groceries. deacon returned empty-handed, this ‘here coast again.” A Plain Fact, novels. —N. ¥. Recorder. mah . near_his house. He hurried down with a couple of pillow-cases; filled one with sugar, hid it under the bank and went While he was gone a neighbor came along on the same’ errand, caught sight of the Harness and Saddlery pillow case, emptied it into his own Way oy a and refilled it with sand. By and by the fesat: and carried off his pillow-case without noticing the change. In fact, he filled his sugar bowl and tried to sweeten his cof-. fee before he found out how badly he had been treated. Then he was #0 indignant that he confessed afterward: “J was almost wicked enough to wish there might never be another wreck on “eq would lay the world at your feet!” ; exclaimed the young man who reads . ) “Really,” she replied, “it’s very good of you to suggest it, but you needn’t trouble yourself. It’s there already.” . Works Wonders. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following _ Then T a RSRSS Do You Want < a Good Drink? .-ry PARNELL’S LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, ° z —-IN sTOCK—— SCHMIDT BROS., uy Pine street .20.00.500. 1% J Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best.5 Cent. Cigar . GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D ‘JESSE’ MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “cas. . ESTRELLA. BOHEMIAN OLUB TLEWOOD™ biakies: ‘ennesay’s Brandy . UA ROSA ,HARMONIA . . and Burke's Genu ine. Inle Porter. og . : aah ari ealaira 46 Bae You Y= CRONK BEER «THE. RECEPTION,” . yictoLas sting LE, WHO IS SOLE PROTet No. sae’ Cominereial Street. . on Bring street, will ie tide te delves Horseshoers and Farriers, puckley Building: prepared todo rates. p -Broud st. Nevada City, are i work jn, thels line in. the “gt the most reasonable. receive prompt attention" CLANCY & TAMBLYN) Det atome ee gar All orders left ‘with Mr, Shingle will MONUMENTS, PHILIP HILD SHOES TOMBSONES, * Boulder st., near Park ave), A. Broadstreet, =Enterprise Brewing Makereofthe ee " gSSRRARESES < : tas WORLD a ISOARD & SON, * Sole Nevada County Agents 4 GRANITE WORK . . Weisenburger & Cofey, NEVADA CITY ..seein Oe ne

hy Saiuh, hoe RICH, tthe Beard, jute 3 . THE St 1e County np faut Plain ior Court or the Guunae Bat vag in the lifornia : Se. My Leteudare pear in an ae y the avuve. the Count Miplaint feel ive ui the aay te on, Ot this ts County jor 1U8E Con. P seta, toe ct y Whereby the © inefendant eribed in the & Coury te that tere nding to ie E106 ter un. St thereon at Getober stu, LO Levee «. 1 foreelisy PU CLuse any © stid con. to be due the 1 Fe€AbULALIe Cests of suit, y appar by ie pers ‘tiat it you: id complaint titt Will Lave to the Court umplaint, » seal cf the /aliioruia, im nis ibth day erk, pity. Clerk, A, utter uiding, pe iy-i ee nt. FFICE, BOvOS) fb” O WHOMIT avel Mining uly authorU, address ig », Culitu.nia, for a Fatent. ated in Virada County, utid by tue >in this cf. p Seveutcen 80 being as 17° oy’ hast ir (:) feet in y c.ruer No, g Mine (aptLe section 4 id aud 14 ast, ut. Liegrees East 3 chains 288 ‘oc. inound i chains 861 ‘ocK mound chains 282.5 rock mound choins 454.1 ocK mound chains 30438 “ok mound common to buts UO db’ ns 3.74.2 feet. ound markchains 153.8 py 4 inches ins 330 feet ound markt chains 458 peck mound chains 501.6 ock mound ains 200 feet at a spruce 5° Kast. S. oak tree 8 orner comp. i, N. & slon Placer > South by Lot 63, the the Blocm) patented, versely any tr Mine” so hereby apir adveise 1ited States nia, duration hereof the proRegister. ‘egoing no» puLlished sonstcutive ILY_‘LRANat Nevada . Register. notice was luw JECEASED Le underpof August: rs. alk e said de) necessary <? tLe iirst id Admit:of Scl.midt y, Nevada ge ae B.’’ i Ciga: 3. THE TRANSCRIPT EROWN & CALEDNS pve Year in advanee.... . sSix Vonths.., *% 40 YEARS © seinen eee EO seit lia hs, ig te Published eyiseatHoltiays oy XN. P. BROWN. 1. 8. CALKINS, Bei ee me SE 3 Wy ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on application. ey cat ® IN : NEVADA CITY. IN LINE WITH THIS KGB OF PROGRESS. Sanitary Plumbing lowest. : ae t. : Morning Light Heating . Pat. Todd Heater Sunbeam Stoves . Box Patterns And others ] Richmond Cooking . Grand Pacific Garland Stoves Westwood And others ay ae 2 Staple,. Hardware Seasce ‘by all odds completest I ever offered “ro"Mttware fnade on sale when you visit my;store:; re Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all Crockery tastes and purses. Lam sure department, I can please. you. : If you. want I make a speRemember that Lamps ‘ alty of them. From the em .est to the most ela rate. will be foun All kinds of Wire Fencing Riitesad'issiess:. “Hdve plain and fancy. : i 3 The best of wae be a Paints, Oils And other materials for \. “peady mixed Paint pe y \) Fine stock of Firearms } 2 products of the leading the. latest and the Ne aher’. ‘ do only the bes ; no mai ‘Ww. By Registered Mail or by Express. “We ager gira’ z Tepe man Pe To which you have begn bidder, You don't know jus o to buy foe it we can't elp you ou? weimanufacture jewelry. 4 AND, ‘aes ana. Jowelere, LUETJE & BR ‘sa hard hing in ver wai sesereell a Sing try . ll ieee mola that oy . to the pr je groom. or Se ee te ng aye io ag ee he sca cil! Cease oye m buying an: ; . ‘et : gens you want made ttito elry ? ‘Wolslee set precious lems, We follow the latest. styles wen . dangered. the maage aeons esd * . eeccesoocooese and in a 4 fis ei LaRue’s Corn Cure, ery in this line, _ {P'S NOT NECESSARY. the latest and greatest discovwill give you immediate relief few days entirely remove them. _H, DICKERTIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, de _ Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. ND CUTLERY, represent~ GEO. E. TURNER 56 to 60 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. BUSINESS ——— GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New. York Bakery, has ope 8 First-Class Bakery “In the Transcript Block, on mmercial street, » fewdoors above his old stand, . where he : _ BETTER PREPAKED THAN BVER aro sbeve the Publis With Piret-clase _ Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS T0. ORDER “io oh Wedding Cakes wSbecialer.TELEPHONE 37. Depot for Agency Fo and forefinger the Chinese diner-out jlucks forth the Webs, i giead fish, nips off the tail at one bite, “qeeless head behind ‘him: Shocking as it may seem to an Eng: _ . Nish housekeeper, the older the egg in ' China, the more perfe : + ourean standpoint does it become, for no Chinaman who has a right his palate eats a fresh boiled ege. Vaken fresh, eggs are sent to soak, after having been washed in a'tub of aromatje water. I moved, and the water used ih mixing 8 ‘paste of lime and ‘enlt; in awhich the egigs -are -packed in, jars, These hermetically sealed and set aside to jtand for a month, when they are supE vacked in salt end lime for 12 months “have ehanged: color, and are odorléss.).6> 3 so The; chief care of. the Chinese is to . eat nothing cold. Warm or hot food they absorb in abundance, but, rightly they maintain that cold food lowers the temperature of the stomach beyond the poi Broad st., Nevada City. oi Life in Guatemala City to a foreigner, and especially a young man, says the New Orleans Times-Democrat, possesses about as’ much attractiveness from & standpoint of amusement as would a residence in. a graveyard. There is absolutely nothing to do except: work, sleep and eat. has to go when he has) finished work is to a saloon, and there he has nothing to ao for recreation but drink. The door i p to the best society is shut in the race of . Americans-—‘gringoes,” as they called by the haughty dons—no matter what their standing. Of course, when one has official dignity’ ‘the is invited to the: president’s ball and other official functions, and has entree into society, but there is no such thing as social intercourse in its: American sense. Noody is allowed to see a young lady wnjess it is in the presence of he) entire family under the watchful eye of her} . duenna, and there isn’t much pleasure).." in this “ind of a visit to most young . . men of America. Guatemala City has 1 fe population of: 60,000, but hes. no ‘Theaters. ‘There’wad an opera com of fair character there'two years ago, but there have been no ‘attractions at all of this kind during the past season. _meg state, Al, FRIDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1896. — x ge. _meecoien cuz nnn tess Of Nevada City, Cal. e-. At a well-served table'they are . is bac aml onecl ?. on Swimming about ima glass bow! of) water flavored with oil and-vinegar. :. which renders the creatures hystert: Pearson’s Weekly. hey are brought alive, With an unerring thumb and casts. the sot from an epiregard for After’a titne they are reare to be fit for eating. Those left more, when opened, are found ‘to nt where digestion ean continue, and . . the whole health of the body is enBefore leaving, we will offer you these solidified partly . make purchases and supply their wants in our line. first come first served. So come early

* => 4) and avoid the rush. te apenas aphienesleai ant We have commenced our 4 a ans np wee at ane Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Domestics, B. NEWMAN & CO. Lease and fixtures for sale at a bargain. Ladies’ and Children’s Unde rwear,” -, > RST. IN-1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, Adverti: length inserted under this tead for 0 cents . a week or $2 a.month, Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a mouth Pays. ble invariably in adyance.. + s 4 For Rent. The furnished residence of Mrs. John Bro, die on Prospect Hill ie offered for rent. Apply on the premises immediately.’ a4-Iw 3 ik 1 5 entire stock of Hay Press For Sale.A small hay press is offered for sale cheap. Riquire of William Dower, Gold Flat. j2i-tf For Sale or Rent. The eight-room residence of Antone Silva on Nimrod street, is offered for sale.or rent. Apply on the pretnisds or at the TRANsoRIPT office. EA Ae Le mann county. LOST—A chain belonging to a hay presebetween Nevada City and Bear river—MeCourtney road—Saturday, June th. The are finder will be suitably rewarded by sending word to. FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Plaser goods at such prices as will enable everybody to H6,tf $ X Art Studio. Miss Cora: Sutton will give instructions in painting end.drawing at: her studio in the Transcript Building, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 9 until 12 and from 1 until 4. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for. 50 centa. By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transeript office. CATR ACRE ESTEE ‘SOCIETY IN GAUTEMALA, . Brought Up in America.: B The only place'a man are q by mer Living is very high in Guatemala City, and salaries are by no means correspondingly high. I would not advise any young man to go there with the idea of making his fortune. There has been too much immigration to the country as it is. — REMARKABLE LONGEVITY, A Family of Eight Whose United Ages apt Foot Up to. 669. Years. The most remarkable instance of longevity. in the history of the Nutperhaps, is noted in the Kimball family of the town of Preston, one rember of it, Mrs. Abby 58. Cook, who is passing the closing years of her life‘in the home of her. daugh-. pi ier, Mrs, William H. Cook, of Franklin street, this city, having celebrated the, other day the 90th anniversary of her birthday. Mrs. Cook is the widow of the Jate Isaac H. Cook of Preston. A ~ «=. Proprietor r--Tlonogram Whiskey ey Blue Labet Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta X «ARABIAN ROAST" Coffee— is the Best. Give ita Trialk = °° * . style or SUMMER Tailored to Order in the highest a estjTrimmings, of the Best Goods, Fin HighGrade' Work. ye . ee _. Merchant Tailor . UAE ripe eran @ Ww ee Latest Cut, Ginger Ale large number of her relatives, friends and neighbors called at her home on her . ’ anniversary day and congratulated her, and the venerable lady, who is still hale and active,apd of a cheerful spirit, entertained them. Mre. Cook is a member of a family of eight children, sons and daughters of Elisha and Lucy Lathrop Kimball, aii of whom are alive and in vigorous health, with the exception of Mrs. Sybil A. Branch, the eldest, who died two years ago at Roxbury, Mass., aged 90 . Watch and Unspeakably Dull for the Average Youth Jewelry Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairing shop in the LUMBER” YARD . Rustic, Flooring Repair Shop CHARLES HARRIS . E. LIVERY an FED STABLE * ee Conner of ScHOOL AND MAIN STREETS, “NORTH SAN JUAN. CAL. UNION FRUIT STORE HE UNDERSIGED BEG TO ANNOUNCE the amalgamation of their stores, and that they.are now better pre) than: ever to furnish their patrons With the choicest of best of Vegetab At Bottom Prices. A. ARENOT. B. A.“WALLACE. WHELINAN BROS., Corner Broad or Ee gUORS & CIGARS ‘Agents for Rubhstaller’s Gilt Bdge Beer. THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. You will always find this : Fruits and Fine Horses and Carriages for every motto prevails at my jon. kinds. of Wines and Liquors, Private ; Rooms in connection. mat Holmes Building, Corner Main and . occasion ready. Coyote Streets, Mi e cin at soe eeseanaeee Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop Peer ee é ; Nan Juan to Nevada O. . / meet any trai: ai Aa Heras tte or oll kings Bay wo yg! And 1s now prepared to do ail kinds of work: . . Prices. to suit the times. pairing done on shortest notice.’ init y wer’ . . COME AND SEE ME. ti. C. WEISENBURGER, PRICES Low. COOL, SHARP BEER. . Shop on the Plaze. * NEVADA CITY. WORK GUARANTEED. ge ot aie tliirsty and fool TREE BREW A. J. BOVEY; ny ere a tia Meni werent: CHAS. PECOR BOOTS & SHOES. NEW oo Sacramento stteet, DONT FAIL TOSEB’ : He knows how to Sraw at it is always MY FINE STOCK. Cool a : DS: Boots and Shoes. made to order a arpa Repairing neat Broad street, head of Union street. Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, in the food OTe at poate FOR SALE: A SPAN: OF GENTLE MULES. A CHILD Shingles, Shakes, é tc,, Etc. THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD . IN THIS MARKET. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Kto., At the lowest rates. w. ALSO KBEP ON HAND A CHOICE ‘stock of the Popular Public. Taste Hams, Bacon ‘and Lard.: Henry Lane, = Prop’r . sateain sites “ane Stade I T. P. BYRNE yang Bee nearly new. ’ ss po . long, with two seats, will be on Bes Seabee a onc oig o Tord oe a UPROF K. hg . /reasonable terms, j ‘ i he wiligonealy Boo by pruners Does . Sas toaevet om ote Frederick Tellam, oO! ; \ ' ett vit : « 1. Open day and night jis a ph Nevada City. Building and Mining Lumpeer: UNION MARKET, . Plastering ber, Lise AVR ie Loraine COLLEY BROS., ° e Prop’s. In all their branchés. Also $ PATCHING AND WHITING, O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. NY ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, CEMENT. WORK a Specialty. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. Cash @ Fancy Groceries eee coe panne ae aes : Ifere are the names and ages © e AN POT Tr D surviving members of the band: Abby PATE artis AREER. ND: ee E 3. Cook, 90 years old; Sarah Green, MEATS ° Towa, 88; Sarah 1. Brown, Chicasro, 85; ‘ ; Nelson L. Kimball, Iowa, 82; Frances 4 : . De Wolf, Chicago, 80; Lucius T, KimPepsin AN Tie ginres oo emia ane ms 25 Battle Ax Tobacco.....30 . . ,ail, Towa, 78, and Rev, Nathanic! KimSige a Ra skies. $4imel. ottles.:: . 45. Dall Tows, 76. The. 0h ae ae Duffy 5 beige ae full 1 Pr 6“ $) ’ Ik 1. brothers and sisters are G69, years, inGamecock hisky quart. 1 0° z in so » per ee 4 5 eluding that of Mrs. Branch. IXL Whisky ..-.-.-000+ 75 Olives, — I 25 ee eC eee intra per. TO Mik r ies ne) The Deacon Undone. Bryan ts Root Bee A tor ab E aig. Soa PS = rti 5 There was once'a deacon on Cape Cod Hire’s : 3 for $94: verything sein propo! T1OD. who heard early one morning . that there had been, a wreck on the beach on to look for more groceries. deacon returned empty-handed, this ‘here coast again.” A Plain Fact, novels. —N. ¥. Recorder. mah . near_his house. He hurried down with a couple of pillow-cases; filled one with sugar, hid it under the bank and went While he was gone a neighbor came along on the same’ errand, caught sight of the Harness and Saddlery pillow case, emptied it into his own Way oy a and refilled it with sand. By and by the fesat: and carried off his pillow-case without noticing the change. In fact, he filled his sugar bowl and tried to sweeten his cof-. fee before he found out how badly he had been treated. Then he was #0 indignant that he confessed afterward: “J was almost wicked enough to wish there might never be another wreck on “eq would lay the world at your feet!” ; exclaimed the young man who reads . ) “Really,” she replied, “it’s very good of you to suggest it, but you needn’t trouble yourself. It’s there already.” . Works Wonders. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following _ Then T a RSRSS Do You Want < a Good Drink? .-ry PARNELL’S LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, ° z —-IN sTOCK—— SCHMIDT BROS., uy Pine street .20.00.500. 1% J Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best.5 Cent. Cigar . GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D ‘JESSE’ MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “cas. . ESTRELLA. BOHEMIAN OLUB TLEWOOD™ biakies: ‘ennesay’s Brandy . UA ROSA ,HARMONIA . . and Burke's Genu ine. Inle Porter. og . : aah ari ealaira 46 Bae You Y= CRONK BEER «THE. RECEPTION,” . yictoLas sting LE, WHO IS SOLE PROTet No. sae’ Cominereial Street. . on Bring street, will ie tide te delves Horseshoers and Farriers, puckley Building: prepared todo rates. p -Broud st. Nevada City, are i work jn, thels line in. the “gt the most reasonable. receive prompt attention" CLANCY & TAMBLYN) Det atome ee gar All orders left ‘with Mr, Shingle will MONUMENTS, PHILIP HILD SHOES TOMBSONES, * Boulder st., near Park ave), A. Broadstreet, =Enterprise Brewing Makereofthe ee " gSSRRARESES < : tas WORLD a ISOARD & SON, * Sole Nevada County Agents 4 GRANITE WORK . . Weisenburger & Cofey, NEVADA CITY ....seein Oe ne