July 14, 1897 (4 pages)

ses’ and Chil. C ents, 3 pair for 25— pair for 25 cts. rth $I. : “cents each, at 25.cents, . ents. STORE, VIANAGER. RE” at’s the o briug searching There’s en’t got. ses that e finest,, cet, only That's City, Cal. iS Painter. ng tly and Quickly Done. . nee zg, Graini As Good as the nes. etimates give: ‘Manner. VEENEY. essed to’ me: through a 9 5 Cont Cigar Cal. Tie .TRANSCRIP1 TRLEPHONE No. 4. ee WHEN THINGS C CAME HIGH. . Some of the Prices os Paid in the Mining . Days of ’49. 2 There is in possession of Assessor ‘Spencer of/ El Dorado county an interesting souvenir of ine days of 1849 in the shape of a ledger kept by Shanmon & Cody who had a general mershandise store. in Coloma in 1849. This hedger was included among the effects of the late James W. Marshall, discdysrer of gold, and since his death has Spencer) From entries made‘in this edger in 1849 in the accounts of varous customers are taken the following tems as indicating the curious proportion of values existing. between the various articles of necessity and luxury. nd ina general way the high price of verything. . -gross, 12 doz. combs. . $ 16 00 i doz. Porter, pints,... 20 00 1 doz Hickory shirts... 386 00 614 ib ham, $3 per hb. ... 49 50 0-ib satk flour...5. » 25 00 bottle of ale. ..., een OO pint vinegar: ia ie OG 1 00 tb lard, $1 50t... eae ws 6 00 bottle of whiskey.. .. 6 00 Dock Coats 261. 20 00 Duck pants, ] pair.... 20 00 h tea ee 2 00 10 tbs fresh beef, 50c th.. 55 00 pair cord pants..:... 32 00 pair sOCkB:. 66.) 0. oo as 8 00 4 tbs sugar, 85c th..2.. 1190 teh gunpowder..... 12 00 bottle ink... Sis 7s Socks 4 00 % doz. pencils..... 150 cases brandy, $50 case pL 100 00 % saleratus...-.-5 12 00 tbs soap, at $1 75 b. . peras 5 25 pair long boots.... 36 00 doz playing cards, $10.. 20 00 kits mackeral, at $30... 60 00 On May 2, 1894,John Holland secured n the store a modest lunch, which he brobably ate on the back counter, and vhich cost him $11.50, duly chronicled bn the ledger as follows: bot. porter.. wie Acie tiee ada Ws $5 00 OG erring isos Pee ek ac 5 00 Th, CRACKORB oi .6 os Sec oee eel 1 50 In John Greenwood’s account appeur mong others, the following items. It ill be noticed that John got four pounds of saleratus at $3 per pound, yhile previous entries showed that a . . ingle pound cost $12 : 6ibs tea @ $2 50:.. ie Saag ae $ 40 00 jars pickles, @ $8. ... 82 00 OG ths 8 ee Ses 48 00 barrel hard bread... 85. 00 14g bbI. mess pork, @ 210.. 315 60 BD sack: ROG) 66 i ee eis 90 00 0 ibs candles, @ 2 50.i4.. 25 00 B ths lard: @ 2g oi esse ees 400 Aibs saleratus,@8.... 32 00 i doz playing cards... cans oysters, @10... 2 bbs lard, @1 50... ae 18 gallons vinegar, @ 3 50.. rc) 00 Native Sons Picnic. The Natiye Sons of Hydraulic Parlor re already beginning their preparaions for the Admission Day. picnic hey propose to give at Glenbrook Park on September 94. Their brothers of Quartz Parlor at Grass Valley have generously volunteered to stand in with the county seat Parlor and make fit the biggest day of the whole year, mong the other attractions for the occasion that are being talked up is a baseball game between nines from the Argonauts and the Curly Bears. A large delegation of the local Natives will soon go to Grass Valley to attend a meeting of Quartz Parlor and talk over thé coming picnic further. tee Montana Mine. At the Montana mine in Willow Valey there is sdme rich ore on the dump and the work of sinking the incline is progressing very satisfactorily. It is expected that in a short time both he Montana and New York ledges will ome together, when there will be @ edge of rich ore & aa or. 16inches vide. “Fine Butter. Woodland ~ Creamery Butter, the in the market, can be had of Phil we friends. W. £. Sharp, the piano maker is at the x +o the intervention of her mysterious visi4 {is Complaining. tant, her life would undoubtedly haye Union Hotel. ae j6-lw peices Pp _ a A ee aka. tie act. —Elart Best-in the Mark The remarkably warm wee’ Timea a me ee ert: have been experiencing ‘the past few _ ‘Broad street. ; 2i-lm pte. Machines pied WEDNESDAY OM 1997, Th ‘town yesterday to do the biographical The .SingerSewing ‘Machine, Office votiiee of Singer’ ‘Sewing Machine Co. Bread big ogee, te j2l-lm . People are hard to please in regard to pe the weather, as general ‘thing, but we ____ ARRIVALS AT THE don’t blame them for kicking some. UNION HOTEL times. It is human nature to be dis. fale: Strent, Novede: City. satisfied and to compiain or growl . RTHWAY, : more or less, There is something that A. 59 ee Prorateror . » chody ever complains of, ana that ie 5 Foxteeto the quality of the groceries pro James Dolan, Ban Froacacs pal gies at Gaylord’s store. He keeps the best and freshest goods in his line, y 1 Eee, , and uobody has cause for complaint .P. Hodges, « -. who uses goods bought from him. J-B:Jones, Heliet Hill, — : tector SEs Wells, Fargo & Co. Order Lost. ve ough, San Juan, me . Miss /M. Bong “ . An order on Wells, s, Fargo & Oo. for on Oe etl, ‘ $35 was lost a few days ago. The finder . tio Partor of N =e n is Poca lgaan in toner oe ‘There were present a large number of the young gentlemen of Quartz Parlor ‘at Grass Valley. one The report of the outgoing officers showed that the Parlor has 160 members, and the last. term has from a fi-. grance comments that are nancial standpoint been about the most eins ce cate, 2 SPR Eg bree organization has ever. J agebagticce-cony a Spay a enjoy verything indicates that sani tof Nevada ‘the next six months will witness an exKer fice ae seen ‘places for so much offensive pr pid reeking with their accumulation of noisome filth. sewers and ‘cesspools all over tewn are by their “framembers, those who are posted .confidently counting on having at: two hundred. names enrolled by April next when the Grand. Parlor comes; — After the ceremonies at the Hall the Hydraulickers and their guests -went to the Union ‘Hotel and. were served with an excellent collation. The Natives remained there till after midnight, enjoying the many nice eatables on the [handsomely spread tables, making ‘speeches, telling stories and. ‘Singing There were a lot of bright imprompta speeches made during the evening, and some songs by Joseph Duffy. The sentiments that the various speakers were called upon to respond to were as folbetter till our people wake up and-vote. bonds to construct a good. system of Sewer mains, then compel ‘property owners to connect: with them. e, It is a good time just now we think for the City Trustees and the Board of Trade to take this matter in hand. The. voters recognize its _importance, judging from the way they talk, and would vote in favor of the improvement if given a chance. They rightly regard the healthfulneag of the city as of the very first’ importance, and they know that they can never enjoy freedom from malarial and kindred ailments until they provide some means for getting rid of the disease-breeding stuff that is rotting and iain unlows: der their very noses. “The U. C. and its N. 8: of the G. fomanawaminnammenantermtacmncto wnt W.”—D. Hall. 5 CREDO. ste \ “Quartz Parlor”—James ©, Tyrrell. ‘Hydraulic Parlor’—D. E. Morgan. “Past Presidents”— William Monk. “Duties of a Native Son”—George . ’ Beyond the curtain of the grave -What shall befall us ndne may know Save this: A’manly heart and brave, True toa friend, fair to a foe, Adair that passirz, leaves a record clear, 3 P. ee poe ae SE SES _May face the void without a fear. ss Our Visiting Brothers”—L, 8. Cal. And not by homily, ROY kins. By upright life, not. bended knee; and Parte’ Disteiet Dopety G.) PL eee rrison. i Is proved of heaven's bliss an@ir 2. Beyond the grave—if heaven be there. —J. L. Heaton in ‘‘The Quilting Bee.”’ WARNED OF DANGER. Apparition That Saved a Woman From Being Bitten by a Cobra. ; The following remarkable occurrence, an absolute fact, was related by a» lady visiting friends in Hartford as it was toid her by her cousin in Meerat, northwestern India. It took place in the house of the sister of thenarrator. Of its absolute accuracy there can be no ynestion. The two sisters in India are connected with families of repute and with officefs in the British army in India: We give the story as the lady here telated it. She is a devout member of the Episcopal chureh and is incapable of misrepresenting in the slightest par. teular. Her cousin, in whose house the occurrence took place, was seated at a lighted table engaged in reading, when, think-. ing it about time to retire, and happening to lift her eyes from the book, she was astonished to see seated in a chair before her, and between herself and thedoor to the bathroom, a man, a stranger to her, whv calmly regarded her. It was too great a surprise for her to speak and demard who was thus intruding unbidden upon her privacy and what was wautced. She remained for a‘inoment in silent astonishment, Then it gradualiy dawned upon her thatthe fixare was probably not that of i 5 ‘ } a persen.of reul-flesh and.-blood, but a entitled to and receive a prominent) jjsitor‘from the unseen world of life. place in this work. She remembered having once, asa child, The work is published by George: xecn a similar figure, under circumSpaulding & Co, San Francisco, and . stanccs hich seemed to preclude the edited by Edwin A. Sherman. It will) idea that it-was any person still in the appear in twenty parts in twenty . bedy, and in later years, in revolving i while faded away into invisibility. ‘ Concluding that this new visitor also Concise Chronicle of of Various. Foiks’ . while the intruder, whoever or whatDoings and Intentions. : ever he was, sat also in silence, steadily / rately know, but it was probably not W. J. Piatt of San Francisco is in. . very long, when the mysterious stranger “District Deputies”—H. 8. Millzner. “The Curly Bears’ —F. E. Brown. “The Argonauts”—John Coughlin. ‘ Vocal solo—Joseph Duffy. “The Baby’ Members”—Frank Rose. “The Native. Sons”—Dan Collins. “Our Honored: Dead”—John Hocking. The new. officers of Hydraulic Parlor are: ©. H, Worner, P. P.; E. B. Power, P.; Charles Schwartz, Ist V. P-; George Adair, 24 V. P.; 0. W. Chapuas, 3d V. P.; D. E. Morgan, T.; E. W. Schmidt, F. 8.; E. J. Morgan, R.:8.; F. E. Brown, rabies: George W. Dunster Jr., M.; Ray Murchie, I.8.; isa Noyes, O. 8. FIFTY YEARS” SOF MASONRY. Nevada City and Grass Grass. Valley to Haye & Prominent Place. Mr. J. Martin Miller, an old’ newspaper man from the East, arrived in work for this section of the State on “Fifty Years of Masonry in California.” This is a grand work and ‘the. Masonic bodies of Nevada City being among the oldest of the State and having associated with them some of the most prominent Masons not only of the State but of the entire country, will be those circumstances, she had remember‘Secon alee: paris are non publmied: ed how the apparition had after a little ' i PERSONAL POINTERS, . was not a person of flesh and blood, she . sat silently gazing at the silent object, . regarding her. Just how long this state W. J. Toland is up from Smartsville. ‘of things lasted the lady did not accuM. E. Ramsey is up from Yuba City. began to vanish into a thinner and thintown. ; ney personal presence, until in a. moCharles Hegarty came down from ment or two. he had. vanished quite Moore’s Flat today. away. Theo. Wetzel was down from North Bloomfield yesterday. H. I. Brewer and W. H. Short of San Francisco are in town. Miss Lizzie Conlin has been: appointed to tach the Pleasant Valley school. Mrs. J. B. Tiscdwclland family will go to North Bloomfield today on a two weeks’ visit. Shomas Mitchell is still very. sick at his rooms on. Main street. He .is suffering from typhoid pneumonia. George F. Russel] and wife of Dyer, Tenn; arrived ‘here. last eyening on their way to Sierra county td visit It was the lady’s hour for her evening bath, but she pogo she would first. let out her two pet dogs from their confinement in another room. They came barking furiously and ranning directly toward the bathroom. There, through the open door, the lady was horrified to. see on the ficor a monstrous cobra—the snake whose bite is certain and speedy death. Springing forward to save her so instantaneously as to prevent her seeing the reptile turning and escaping down through a hole in the floor where the drain pipes of bathtub and washbowl went—a hole which had been carelessly left larger than was necessary. If she had gone directly to the bathroom, as she would have done but for days is very debilitating, and in consequence nearly everybody is complaining of the heat. There is some cause for these complaints, as the hot wave is anything but pleasant to people of different temperaments. will be rewarded by leaving it at this ; in just about bad a conditi : passed into the hands of Assessor}traordinary increase in the number of . faite “vary: e-wit miter oe sags ra * headache. low Armory Hall. nl0 Is offered for sale ecdbic Gan On. AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. This is ni es ppreihbe gp saint rig bintiimun ase See ‘tor sale by D. W. Davis, agent . Singer -ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City _ Sewing Machine, Broad street. j21-1m 5 =e =— dogs, she quickly.shnt the door, but not . ‘ville will probably get the benefit af 4 the overflow, so the Appeal gives timely . warning that the same law that obtains in’ Nevada City. is actively, in force . here. We don’t want the trade, 80 move on.” : _So far the order issued by the Sheriff seem are ad sc ‘effect. ou Sn lawless , Monday, August 2d, 1897, and dangerous class that it bas aimed . . 11.16 at my office in the City Hell every at. A few of them have. wisely left, but ‘day se ork hae ¥ the. majority are still here. -The offito So a for the pare of reoting cers propose to‘at once begin making t#xes.arrests. They say ‘they started: im to’ p A, TOMPKINS, City Marshal. vid the community of the classes speci-' Annual il Meeting. ee “sf tained by every good citizen. The. refied in their “notice, and meant just what they said in’ their published no-{ GOLD LD MINING Cc OMPANY. or Reds fh , Nevada marks that apply to this city fit Grass 9° sen ate me fied Valley and Truckee with equal farce. ies ompeny. will b tice. ‘In this warfare they will be susrae No. rays sti the thir. ibn, ot th ‘the ass of li ibid deb incuiee dncmnaees by Sa Directors te sorva for for ‘the, cust me experience. Thousands and thousands Late ‘cdma before the reeeetaee acer will Notice to Tax Payers ITY TAXES AER Ow DUE AND PAY. . Between the 1st t and the goth of July ‘the bus ore carried on by ‘the late B. Hi. mn en to , As it if necessary) to-reduce dic stock before the transfer is made the en‘ tire ‘stock of clothing will be sold © 0 0 0.6 At Less Than Cost Roeeabes the, sale will last thirty . days and the goods will be spice of FOR CASH ONLY. & @Yours Respectfully, C. MILLER. ~ PS. an tne Accounts Due the Fem Shoutd be Settled at Once. of people suffering from: Ried ‘effect of fer books . elose on Thureday, aphid Wada: hve ad. by 1891, at o'clock p.m. Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Swen he dk Montgomery street San Fran. sisco,; C Hoop’s Pris act easil easily and promptly on the liver and bowels.’ Cure sick HOTEL: FOR “SALE. “Leaudry” ndry Agent. William H. Andrews has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin o wastons new building on Sacra: to PA peng wth above the cg “and known as the '/Oity Leundry. All ordersgiven prompt Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House attention. Broad-streét, ené—door beA Good Living wad more may hemate by any one‘ with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures.in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot lcAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons when that favorite Today old newspaper ‘of up-to-date ideas, the Dariy. . TRANSCRIPT of . Nevada,City, . Is to be be found in almost every well-regulated home of the county and: in. most. all Th e business. places.too, we hear ‘people’ wonder how they got along without it and. when Yesterday jorcometo consider it seriously -youcan scarcely hel “ being reminded. 0 the really valuable news WE service—local and gener-. al—that makes the paper sought for by all classes. and. right Tomorrow i,.e0 day thereafter as the days come and go the TRANSCRIPT will continue to improve in all its departments. and ‘tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon-request. Wood tor Sale. LT QUANTITIES TO;SUIT.; APPLY AT My E, Johnston’s:grocery store. J7-tf, T. H. McALuLIsTEr, 76 Washington St. Chicago. Stop That ee Headache<s. «Rer 8 1-8 Cents. it i} 4 Call at Dickerman’s for a Package of ‘uly 8th, . .see ® “stake +ese Will not be made by taking time to examine our Summer line:of Shoes. We have the Latest. Styles, the Latest Lazis, and the Latest Colors in BOOTS. AND OXFORDS At Prices that Absolutely. Dety Competition. F. J. WHITE, On. Broap St., Near City HAL. . ‘deter , 2 Going to Build ? If you.are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better. and. cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also,-Ornamental’ ‘Steel Ceiling for.interior work. pasos Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guus, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn: Mowers, Scythes,:Grass Hooks, Pruning Sh ay Tene at “puinte . Varnis bet. Brushes Doors, Windows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel. Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. Dr. LaRue’s: Headache Powders’ (Three Doses in a Ten Cent Package.) Your’money. back. if it fails to give you relief. H. DICKERMAN, DRUGS, STATIONERY AND -PHOTO. SUPPLIES, Cor. Pine and Commercial. Phone 30 You Might a as Well Be ‘Out of the world as out of style’ There’s a dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. The season is ad_vaneing and we are overstocked. So MRS. W.H. CRAWFORD, (Sueeessor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, od += ©. ee Nevada City, Cal. We Have Cut Prices on “Millinery and Trimmings. GEO. E. Mibsitbet Pine St. PURE FOOD [OW . PRICES PP FTFP HT R-*® ee e Your Grocer is like your Doctor. . You’ve got to trust him with your HEALTH, and incidentally’. with:your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who-thinks of your pocket book to the detri? a of one "health, you’d better drop him thom. hem. pare fobdy nnd satiated. custom besa low prices. Canned Corn. Tomatoes. Sugar Corn from the State of Three pound cans, Solid Pack Maine.. ro cents percan. ... ey BS AR IO cents Oysters. Salnién. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. CAM. sssevenceseccseres oniae 1Q.cents. cans.. siiduaddszeanaaseh 10 .cents A full line of Cheeses such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and Limburger. WOLF’S CASH GROCERY. l — office. j6-1w WL & D, MARSA,. Manufacturers and Dealers. Office and Yards, * Boulder St , Neva daCity, Cal The:New/H ealth Coffee. Telephone No. 29. * . W.G. RICHARDS, -a

ses’ and Chil. C ents, 3 pair for 25— pair for 25 cts. rth $I. : “cents each, at 25.cents, . ents. STORE, VIANAGER. RE” at’s the o briug searching There’s en’t got. ses that e finest,, cet, only That's City, Cal. iS Painter. ng tly and Quickly Done. . nee zg, Graini As Good as the nes. etimates give: ‘Manner.. VEENEY. essed to’ me: through a 9 5 Cont Cigar Cal. Tie .TRANSCRIP1 TRLEPHONE No. 4. ee WHEN THINGS C CAME HIGH. . Some of the Prices os Paid in the Mining . Days of ’49. 2 There is in possession of Assessor ‘Spencer of/ El Dorado county an interesting souvenir of ine days of 1849 in the shape of a ledger kept by Shanmon & Cody who had a general mershandise store. in Coloma in 1849. This hedger was included among the effects of the late James W. Marshall, discdysrer of gold, and since his death has Spencer) From entries made‘in this edger in 1849 in the accounts of varous customers are taken the following tems as indicating the curious proportion of values existing. between the various articles of necessity and luxury. nd ina general way the high price of verything. . -gross, 12 doz. combs.. .. $ 16 00 i doz. Porter, pints,...... 20 00 1 doz Hickory shirts...... 386 00 614 ib ham, $3 per hb.. ..... 49 50 0-ib satk flour......5.. » 25 00 bottle of ale. ......, een OO pint vinegar: ia ie OG 1 00 tb lard, $1 50t..... eae ws 6 00 bottle of whiskey.... ... 6 00 Dock Coats 261. 20 00 Duck pants, ] pair....... 20 00 h tea ee 2 00 10 tbs fresh beef, 50c th.... 55 00 pair cord pants...:..... 32 00 pair sOCkB:. 66.) 0. oo as 8 00 4 tbs sugar, 85c th...2.... 1190 teh gunpowder......... 12 00 bottle ink..... Sis 7s Socks 4 00 % doz. pencils......... 150 cases brandy, $50 case pL 100 00 % saleratus......-..-5 12 00 tbs soap, at $1 75 b. .. peras 5 25 pair long boots........ 36 00 doz playing cards, $10.... 20 00 kits mackeral, at $30...... 60 00 On May 2, 1894,John Holland secured n the store a modest lunch, which he brobably ate on the back counter, and vhich cost him $11.50, duly chronicled bn the ledger as follows: bot. porter.... wie Acie tiee ada Ws $5 00 OG erring isos Pee ek ac 5 00 Th, CRACKORB oi .6 os Sec oee eel 1 50 In John Greenwood’s account appeur mong others, the following items. It ill be noticed that John got four pounds of saleratus at $3 per pound, yhile previous entries showed that a . . ingle pound cost $12 : 6ibs tea @ $2 50:.... ie Saag ae $ 40 00 jars pickles, @ $8. ...... 82 00 OG ths 8 ee Ses 48 00 barrel hard bread...... 85. 00 14g bbI. mess pork, @ 210.... 315 60 BD sack: ROG) 66 i ee eis 90 00 0 ibs candles, @ 2 50.i4.... 25 00 B ths lard: @ 2g oi esse ees 400 Aibs saleratus,@8....... 32 00 i doz playing cards...... cans oysters, @10...... 2 bbs lard, @1 50...... ae 18 gallons vinegar, @ 3 50... rc) 00 Native Sons Picnic. The Natiye Sons of Hydraulic Parlor re already beginning their preparaions for the Admission Day. picnic hey propose to give at Glenbrook Park on September 94. Their brothers of Quartz Parlor at Grass Valley have generously volunteered to stand in with the county seat Parlor and make fit the biggest day of the whole year, mong the other attractions for the occasion that are being talked up is a baseball game between nines from the Argonauts and the Curly Bears. A large delegation of the local Natives will soon go to Grass Valley to attend a meeting of Quartz Parlor and talk over thé coming picnic further. tee Montana Mine. At the Montana mine in Willow Valey there is sdme rich ore on the dump and the work of sinking the incline is progressing very satisfactorily. It is expected that in a short time both he Montana and New York ledges will ome together, when there will be @ edge of rich ore & aa or. 16inches vide. “Fine Butter. Woodland ~ Creamery Butter, the in the market, can be had of Phil we friends. W. £. Sharp, the piano maker is at the x +o the intervention of her mysterious visi4 {is Complaining. tant, her life would undoubtedly haye Union Hotel. ae j6-lw peices Pp _ a A ee aka. tie act. —Elart Best-in the Mark The remarkably warm wee’ Timea a me ee ert: have been experiencing ‘the past few _ ‘Broad street. ; 2i-lm pte.. Machines pied WEDNESDAY OM 1997, Th ‘town yesterday to do the biographical The .SingerSewing ‘Machine, Office votiiee of Singer’ ‘Sewing Machine Co. Bread big ogee, te j2l-lm . People are hard to please in regard to pe the weather, as general ‘thing, but we ____ ARRIVALS AT THE don’t blame them for kicking some. UNION HOTEL times. It is human nature to be dis. fale: Strent, Novede: City. satisfied and to compiain or growl . RTHWAY, : more or less, There is something that A. 59 ee Prorateror . » chody ever complains of, ana that ie 5 Foxteeto the quality of the groceries pro James Dolan, Ban Froacacs pal gies at Gaylord’s store. He keeps the best and freshest goods in his line, y 1 Eee, , and uobody has cause for complaint .P. Hodges, « -. who uses goods bought from him. J-B:Jones, Heliet Hill, — : tector SEs Wells, Fargo & Co. Order Lost. ve ough, San Juan, me . Miss /M. Bong “ . An order on Wells, s, Fargo & Oo. for on Oe etl, ‘ $35 was lost a few days ago. The finder . tio Partor of N =e n is Poca lgaan in toner oe ‘There were present a large number of the young gentlemen of Quartz Parlor ‘at Grass Valley. one The report of the outgoing officers showed that the Parlor has 160 members, and the last. term has from a fi-. grance comments that are nancial standpoint been about the most eins ce cate, 2 SPR Eg bree organization has ever. J agebagticce-cony a Spay a enjoy verything indicates that sani tof Nevada ‘the next six months will witness an exKer fice ae seen ‘places for so much offensive pr pid reeking with their accumulation of noisome filth. sewers and ‘cesspools all over tewn are by their “framembers, those who are posted .confidently counting on having at: two hundred. names enrolled by April next when the Grand. Parlor comes; — After the ceremonies at the Hall the Hydraulickers and their guests -went to the Union ‘Hotel and. were served with an excellent collation. The Natives remained there till after midnight, enjoying the many nice eatables on the [handsomely spread tables, making ‘speeches, telling stories and. ‘Singing There were a lot of bright imprompta speeches made during the evening, and some songs by Joseph Duffy. The sentiments that the various speakers were called upon to respond to were as folbetter till our people wake up and-vote. bonds to construct a good. system of Sewer mains, then compel ‘property owners to connect: with them. e, It is a good time just now we think for the City Trustees and the Board of Trade to take this matter in hand. The. voters recognize its _importance, judging from the way they talk, and would vote in favor of the improvement if given a chance.. They rightly regard the healthfulneag of the city as of the very first’ importance, and they know that they can never enjoy freedom from malarial and kindred ailments until they provide some means for getting rid of the disease-breeding stuff that is rotting and iain unlows: der their very noses. “The U. C. and its N. 8: of the G. fomanawaminnammenantermtacmncto wnt W.”—D. Hall. 5 CREDO. ste \ “Quartz Parlor”—James ©, Tyrrell. ‘Hydraulic Parlor’—D. E. Morgan. “Past Presidents”— William Monk. “Duties of a Native Son”—George . ’ Beyond the curtain of the grave -What shall befall us ndne may know Save this: A’manly heart and brave, True toa friend, fair to a foe, Adair that passirz, leaves a record clear, 3 P. ee poe ae SE SES _May face the void without a fear. ss Our Visiting Brothers”—L, 8. Cal. And not by homily, ROY kins. By upright life, not. bended knee; and Parte’ Disteiet Dopety G.) PL eee rrison. i Is proved of heaven's bliss an@ir 2. Beyond the grave—if heaven be there. —J. L. Heaton in ‘‘The Quilting Bee.”’ WARNED OF DANGER. Apparition That Saved a Woman From Being Bitten by a Cobra. ; The following remarkable occurrence, an absolute fact, was related by a» lady visiting friends in Hartford as it was toid her by her cousin in Meerat, northwestern India. It took place in the house of the sister of thenarrator. Of its absolute accuracy there can be no ynestion. The two sisters in India are connected with families of repute and with officefs in the British army in India: We give the story as the lady here telated it. She is a devout member of the Episcopal chureh and is incapable of misrepresenting in the slightest par. teular. Her cousin, in whose house the occurrence took place, was seated at a lighted table engaged in reading, when, think-. ing it about time to retire, and happening to lift her eyes from the book, she was astonished to see seated in a chair before her, and between herself and thedoor to the bathroom, a man, a stranger to her, whv calmly regarded her. It was too great a surprise for her to speak and demard who was thus intruding unbidden upon her privacy and what was wautced. She remained for a‘inoment in silent astonishment, Then it gradualiy dawned upon her thatthe fixare was probably not that of i 5 ‘ } a persen.of reul-flesh and.-blood, but a entitled to and receive a prominent) jjsitor‘from the unseen world of life. place in this work. She remembered having once, asa child, The work is published by George: xecn a similar figure, under circumSpaulding & Co, San Francisco, and . stanccs hich seemed to preclude the edited by Edwin A. Sherman. It will) idea that it-was any person still in the appear in twenty parts in twenty . bedy, and in later years, in revolving i while faded away into invisibility. ‘ Concluding that this new visitor also Concise Chronicle of of Various. Foiks’ . while the intruder, whoever or whatDoings and Intentions. : ever he was, sat also in silence, steadily / rately know, but it was probably not

W. J. Piatt of San Francisco is in. . very long, when the mysterious stranger “District Deputies”—H. 8. Millzner. “The Curly Bears’ —F. E. Brown. “The Argonauts”—John Coughlin. ‘ Vocal solo—Joseph Duffy. “The Baby’ Members”—Frank Rose. “The Native. Sons”—Dan Collins. “Our Honored: Dead”—John Hocking. The new. officers of Hydraulic Parlor are: ©. H, Worner, P. P.; E. B. Power, P.; Charles Schwartz, Ist V. P-; George Adair, 24 V. P.; 0. W. Chapuas, 3d V. P.; D. E. Morgan, T.; E. W. Schmidt, F. 8.; E. J. Morgan, R.:8.; F. E. Brown, rabies: George W. Dunster Jr., M.; Ray Murchie, I.8.; isa Noyes, O. 8. FIFTY YEARS” SOF MASONRY. Nevada City and Grass Grass. Valley to Haye & Prominent Place. Mr. J. Martin Miller, an old’ newspaper man from the East, arrived in work for this section of the State on “Fifty Years of Masonry in California.” This is a grand work and ‘the. Masonic bodies of Nevada City being among the oldest of the State and having associated with them some of the most prominent Masons not only of the State but of the entire country, will be those circumstances, she had remember‘Secon alee: paris are non publmied: ed how the apparition had after a little ' i PERSONAL POINTERS, . was not a person of flesh and blood, she . sat silently gazing at the silent object, . regarding her. Just how long this state W. J. Toland is up from Smartsville. ‘of things lasted the lady did not accuM. E. Ramsey is up from Yuba City. began to vanish into a thinner and thintown. ; ney personal presence, until in a. moCharles Hegarty came down from ment or two. he had. vanished quite Moore’s Flat today. away. Theo. Wetzel was down from North Bloomfield yesterday. H. I. Brewer and W. H. Short of San Francisco are in town. Miss Lizzie Conlin has been: appointed to tach the Pleasant Valley school. Mrs. J. B. Tiscdwclland family will go to North Bloomfield today on a two weeks’ visit. Shomas Mitchell is still very. sick at his rooms on. Main street. He .is suffering from typhoid pneumonia. George F. Russel] and wife of Dyer, Tenn; arrived ‘here. last eyening on their way to Sierra county td visit It was the lady’s hour for her evening bath, but she pogo she would first. let out her two pet dogs from their confinement in another room. They came barking furiously and ranning directly toward the bathroom. There, through the open door, the lady was horrified to. see on the ficor a monstrous cobra—the snake whose bite is certain and speedy death. Springing forward to save her so instantaneously as to prevent her seeing the reptile turning and escaping down through a hole in the floor where the drain pipes of bathtub and washbowl went—a hole which had been carelessly left larger than was necessary. If she had gone directly to the bathroom, as she would have done but for days is very debilitating, and in consequence nearly everybody is complaining of the heat. There is some cause for these complaints, as the hot wave is anything but pleasant to people of different temperaments. will be rewarded by leaving it at this ; in just about bad a conditi : passed into the hands of Assessor}traordinary increase in the number of . faite “vary: e-wit miter oe sags ra * headache. low Armory Hall. nl0 Is offered for sale ecdbic Gan On. AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. This is ni es ppreihbe gp saint rig bintiimun ase See ‘tor sale by D. W. Davis, agent . Singer -ISOLTA PASQUALA, Nevada City _ Sewing Machine, Broad street. j21-1m 5 =e =— dogs, she quickly.shnt the door, but not . ‘ville will probably get the benefit af 4 the overflow, so the Appeal gives timely . warning that the same law that obtains in’ Nevada City. is actively, in force . here. We don’t want the trade, 80 move on.” : _So far the order issued by the Sheriff seem are ad sc ‘effect. ou Sn lawless , Monday, August 2d, 1897, and dangerous class that it bas aimed . . 11.16 at my office in the City Hell every at. A few of them have. wisely left, but ‘day se ork hae ¥ the. majority are still here. -The offito So a for the pare of reoting cers propose to‘at once begin making t#xes.arrests. They say ‘they started: im to’ p A, TOMPKINS, City Marshal. vid the community of the classes speci-' Annual il Meeting. ee “sf tained by every good citizen. The. refied in their “notice, and meant just what they said in’ their published no-{ GOLD LD MINING Cc OMPANY. or Reds fh , Nevada marks that apply to this city fit Grass 9° sen ate me fied Valley and Truckee with equal farce. ies ompeny. will b tice. ‘In this warfare they will be susrae No. rays sti the thir. ibn, ot th ‘the ass of li ibid deb incuiee dncmnaees by Sa Directors te sorva for for ‘the, cust me experience. Thousands and thousands Late ‘cdma before the reeeetaee acer will Notice to Tax Payers ITY TAXES AER Ow DUE AND PAY. . Between the 1st t and the goth of July ‘the bus ore carried on by ‘the late B. Hi. mn en to , As it if necessary) to-reduce dic stock before the transfer is made the en‘ tire ‘stock of clothing will be sold © 0 0 0.6 At Less Than Cost Roeeabes the, sale will last thirty . days and the goods will be spice of FOR CASH ONLY. & @Yours Respectfully, C. MILLER. ~ PS. an tne Accounts Due the Fem Shoutd be Settled at Once. of people suffering from: Ried ‘effect of fer books . elose on Thureday, aphid Wada: hve ad. by 1891, at o'clock p.m. Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Swen he dk Montgomery street San Fran. sisco,; C Hoop’s Pris act easil easily and promptly on the liver and bowels.’ Cure sick HOTEL: FOR “SALE. “Leaudry” ndry Agent. William H. Andrews has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin o wastons new building on Sacra: to PA peng wth above the cg “and known as the '/Oity Leundry. All ordersgiven prompt Sacramento Restaurant and Lodging House attention. Broad-streét, ené—door beA Good Living wad more may hemate by any one‘ with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated lectures.in small towns and villages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot lcAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons when that favorite Today old newspaper ‘of up-to-date ideas, the Dariy. . TRANSCRIPT of . Nevada,City, . Is to be be found in almost every well-regulated home of the county and: in. most. all Th e business. places.too, we hear ‘people’ wonder how they got along without it and. when Yesterday jorcometo consider it seriously -youcan scarcely hel “ being reminded. 0 the really valuable news WE service—local and gener-. al—that makes the paper sought for by all classes. and. right Tomorrow i,.e0 day thereafter as the days come and go the TRANSCRIPT will continue to improve in all its departments. and ‘tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed free upon-request. Wood tor Sale. LT QUANTITIES TO;SUIT.; APPLY AT My E, Johnston’s:grocery store. J7-tf, T. H. McALuLIsTEr, 76 Washington St. Chicago. Stop That ee Headache<s. «Rer 8 1-8 Cents. it i} 4 Call at Dickerman’s for a Package of ‘uly 8th, . .see ® “stake +ese Will not be made by taking time to examine our Summer line:of Shoes. We have the Latest. Styles, the Latest Lazis, and the Latest Colors in BOOTS. AND OXFORDS At Prices that Absolutely. Dety Competition. F. J. WHITE, On. Broap St., Near City HAL. . ‘deter , 2 Going to Build ? If you.are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better. and. cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also,-Ornamental’ ‘Steel Ceiling for.interior work. pasos Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guus, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn: Mowers, Scythes,:Grass Hooks, Pruning Sh ay Tene at “puinte . Varnis bet. Brushes Doors, Windows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. Contracts taken for putting on Steel. Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. Dr. LaRue’s: Headache Powders’ (Three Doses in a Ten Cent Package.) Your’money. back. if it fails to give you relief. H. DICKERMAN, DRUGS, STATIONERY AND -PHOTO. SUPPLIES, Cor. Pine and Commercial. Phone 30 You Might a as Well Be ‘Out of the world as out of style’ There’s a dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. The season is ad_vaneing and we are overstocked. So MRS. W.H. CRAWFORD, (Sueeessor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, od += ©. ee Nevada City, Cal. We Have Cut Prices on “Millinery and Trimmings. GEO. E. Mibsitbet Pine St. PURE FOOD [OW . PRICES PP FTFP HT R-*® ee e Your Grocer is like your Doctor. . You’ve got to trust him with your HEALTH, and incidentally’. with:your Pocket Book. If you get hold of one who-thinks of your pocket book to the detri? a of one "health, you’d better drop him thom. hem. pare fobdy nnd satiated. custom besa low prices. Canned Corn. Tomatoes. Sugar Corn from the State of Three pound cans, Solid Pack Maine.... ro cents percan. ...... ey BS AR IO cents Oysters. Salnién. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound Good Alaska Salmon, one Ib. CAM.. sssevenceseccseres oniae 1Q.cents. cans.... siiduaddszeanaaseh 10 .cents A full line of Cheeses such as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Circle X Roumatour, Genuine Swiss and Limburger. WOLF’S CASH GROCERY. l — office. j6-1w WL & D, MARSA,. Manufacturers and Dealers. Office and Yards, * Boulder St , Neva daCity, Cal The:New/H ealth Coffee. Telephone No. 29. * . W.G. RICHARDS, -a