July 15, 1897 (4 pages)

nats ; TAURSDAY . THE TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1860, A by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA ‘lea enable nigga asec Proprietors BROWN & CALKINS.wu Stier _ JULY 15, 1897. BEYOND THE SIERRAS. Brief Notes About t Our ‘Helghbors of Neyada State. F. C. Everett has struck a four-fodt ledge of $30 rock in his Top Notch mine at Yerriugton. The Elko school trustees held a meeting Friday and elected E. ©. Snyder, principal; Miss Lou Craighead’ and Miss Nellie Anderson, assistants, and C. F. Nesse, special teacher of penmanship. The Utah and Nevada Express Company opened the line between Ely and Eureka last Thursday. At Carson Sunday the: thermometer soared up to 92 and Sunday night at 9 o’clock it was 81, a temperature never before heard of in the night time in’ that section of the country. Monday was Still warmer than Sunday. ‘Wadsworth has a population of 1,025. The Ch n Endeavor excursions left between four and five thousand dollars in Wadsworth. A report reached Tuscarora last Wednesday evening of a shooting affray at Mountain City. Milliard Cole ' is said to haye taken five shots at a man named Green, none of which took effect. The people of ‘Gold Creek must have had a rousing time on the fifth; not being able to get sufficient dancing in one night, they continued it the night of the sixth, and at last accounts they _were still shaking themselves. leaders of the. San Francisco bar, ata Y meeting of the California commandery . of the Military Order of the Loyal Le. gion, told the following story about . General Grant. It was told years ago to General Barnes by Captain Richard L. of despair asked Captain Ogden’s per~D. W. Peters, formerly of Tuscarora, but now of Altman, Colorado, was mar’ pied to Miss Matilda Voight, at the residence of the bride’s parents in LamoilleValley, and left Thursday to make their home in Altman, Colorado. Judge Rising, after a visit to his old stamping grounds, returned to San Francisco Sunday evening. . Two. handred and forty-three boxes of cherries were sold from Mrs. Rayvraft’s place at Genoa this year. The Nevada Land and Live Stock Company has filed articles of incorporation at Salt Lake. The company incorporates for $25,000 and holds various parcels of land in White Pine county, Nevada. They are to carry on , & land and cattle business in general. Had Told Her the Same Mrs. O’Doud complained o ing very well and was advised\by her lord and master to consult the doctor. She called on him and he told her to keep quiet and take a rest. On her return home she informed her husband of what the old doctor had said. This was rather pleasing news to Jonas O’Doud, for he was a little afraid his wife might be quite sick, and he exelaimed:-“So the doctor told you to keep still, did he? How often, Mary Ann, have I told you the same thing— to hold your tongue ?” 0-H A Place to Pause. “I once,” said the Colonel, solemnly, “T once, and once only, had all thirteen trumps dealt me.” “Er—I suppose you were the dealer?” suggested the candin friend. “No, sir!” roaréd the Colonel “no, sir, I was not the dealer!” “Then may I ask what happened to the trump which the dealer turned up ?” And a terrible silence ensued. Wisrt MEN Kyow it is folly to build on a poor foundation. Relef obtained by deadening symptoms is short. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures and gives lasting . © health. Hoop’s Pris cure nausea, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. All druggists. 25c. + eGo To Ice Consumers. The Union Ice ¢ Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf —_—_—_—__—_--2@0--_—_ Fine Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp's Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. j23 —--—~ e@e + --Laundry Agent. William H. Andrews has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All orders given prompt attention. Broad street, one door. below Armory Hall. nio* ARRIVALS AT THE _. you for it '"—Harper’s Bazar, _.WHEN GRANT WAS POOR. Time In Hb Gasees When He neneee the Wherewithal. General W. H. L. Barnes, ane ae the . Ogden, once a clerk in the cffice of the United States quartermaster at San Francisco, and General Barnes recently copied it from Captain Ogden’s diary. It was that when Grant resigned his commission as captain, at the age of 82, being then in Oregon, he went to San Francisco on his way home and presented to Captain Ogden a certificate of per diem service on a court martial amounting to about $40. The certificate was incorrectly drawn, and Grant with a look mission to. sleep on the lounge in ‘the latter’s office, saying he had not a cent to his name. He slept on the rickety office lounge, and Ogden agreed to cash the certificate personally and to send it back to Oregon for correction. Grant had expected to buy passage for himself to New York in the steerage, but Ogden went with him to the Pacific Mail steamship office and procured for him a cabin passage pass, or what was the nearest to it the steamship company could give, for Grant had to pay his railroad-fare across the isthmus. This, however, left him $15, and Grant was cs Serious You think their roedinany food. diseases of thinness. tion and scrofula, starved blood. comes of the latter. very grateful. © The diary quotes him .as saying to Aswthicg g More of Scott’s Emulsion as only for those who have consumption or who have inhe ited a tendency to it. Almost its greatest use is for those whose condition is so impaired as not to be able to get the good they should out of every case with these, Scott’s Emulsion . of Cod-liver Oil brings back appetite, stimulates digestion, restores color and plumpness, and controls the eases of :hinness are consumping more about it free. 50 ots. and $1.00, at all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. In nearly The dis© blood— e former Book. teliCaptain Ogden: ‘‘This isa great luxury and what I did not expect, and I am in-debted to you for it. The prospect of ever’being able to reciprocate is certainly remote, but strange things hap pen in this world, and there is no knowing.’’—Pittsburg Dispatch. Size of the Congressional Library. * Founded in the year 1800 by the modest appropriation of $5,000 ‘ ‘for the purchase of such books as may be necessary for the use of. congress at the said city of Washington,’’ this collection has grown, notwilastanding the ravages of two fires, to the present aggregate of 740,000 volumes. The acquisition ofthe Jefferson library in 1815, the Force Historical library in 1865, the Smithsenian library in 1867 and the Toner collection in 1882, all constituted specially important and valuable accessions to:its stores. And by the enactment of the copyright law of 1870, followed by the internatiotial copyright act of 1894, this library became ‘entitled to receive two copies of aji books, periodicals and other publicati s claiming the protec. tion of copyright in the United States —A. R. Spoffcrd in Century. Deserved Credit, ‘‘l may-lead a wild life,’’ said Jiggers, ‘‘but I’ll tell you one thing—I take care about the people my boys associate with '’ *“T know you do,” said Hawkins, ‘‘I’ve observed that you spend very little time with ’em yourself, old man, and I honor Why His Hat Stuck. The Best It fs the most common = sense~—YTemedy known for the cure of disease, Ww JHEN YOU HAVE MADE op YOUR MINE to purchase an electric belt you undoubtedh This can truly be:said of Sanden's Electric Belt;, that it has no supe want the best made. Dr. Flor in power of electric current, durability no Electricity properly ayplied by a good electric belt is a most effectivremedy for the cure of many nervous and chrantiailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted thirty year: to the perfection of this electric belt, which nov contains improvements possessed by no other ap Pliance.of the kind in the world. True, it cost mere than some others, but it is worth more When it cures its price is nothing, and this is the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’; It dees cure, and the boat preof. Get it convenience in using. Electric Belt—to cure. Gree. Address DR. A, T, SANDEN, 632 Market Street, San Francisco. felt all the tim: “Three Classes of Men"’ is full of Made. Its current & it is on body, and ca: * regulated. Wy Rest Tommy (inquiringly)—Mamma, is this hair oi] in this bottle? Mamma—No, that’s glue. Tommy (nonchalantly)—Then I expect that’s why I can’t get my hat off. —Chicago Record. . 50 CENTS A WEEK, length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Office For Rent. A nige front room in the TRANSCRIPT Block, stitable for an office. Enquire of F E. Brown. jH-tf HouseKeeper Wanted. A good honsekeeper is wanted. Inquire at A. Isoard & Son’s liquor store, Broad street near Pine. jl4-tf German Lessons. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth's on Main street. ji6-tf For Sale. Fine household furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost new. Will be sold eheap. Inquire at the residence of M. ic egies East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, etc. Level lot, 50x125. Will sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office, L. PF. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. N. fc —ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED Me for all newepaness published .on the the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, ” Mex inan ports, Panama, Valparaiso, sagen, China, New Zealand, the Australian nies, the Eastern States and Euro pe. Wiles of nearly every newspaper published 0 on the Pacific are kept constantly on-hand ae all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business, hours. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. UNION HOTEL MILWAUKEE fain Street, Nevada Gity. J. A. NORTHWAY,—— = Kane! Taggart, Rocklin, H. O. Kohler, Washington, : Smith Price, i H. Cluster, Geo.C. Hatt, San Francisco, F, Junker, G. Camman, # 8. Goslin, ' * , PROPRIETOR Sacramento Sercet, the greatest care from choice Malt aud se. TRY, MY BOSS BREW! BREWERY, GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., Near the Plaza BEST AND PUREST BEER, brewed with eeted Hops Call for Gehrig’s Beer at all “All orders atended to vole gs E. Wiendorfer, # G. Wheeler, Chico, L. Jenkins, Colfax, A. Mason, 8. danee Auburn, C. Parks, bad Geo. Ahlborn, “ Chas. Parks; “ “ Geo. Ahibo; “i a, LL, BOWMAN, WHAW & BOWMAN, . FINE PLATE TE WORK SkCLA reLULIN LTY Dentists. ! a. J. Dailey, pmuonie L¥ DONS, Reb : : Advertisements of not to exceed dive lines in jAre not piay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements En‘ire Satisfaction . HA dvertisements pubiahes but you will find them in and around Nevada City. In. my Studio E have an elegant disIn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. } [You are cordially invited to call. Moore, ei schdual OGRAPHER. Guaranteed, senesenes : Aim aed To : Please. “kia ,. Pine Street, Eaeveme City. %¢, The Best Goods, is <The Best Fit. The Cheapest Prices. A Fine Business Suit 2% : For $25. chs “BEEHIVE J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup _ Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy. Groceriesal PATE.FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. aa Duffy’s Malt . Gamecock Whisky IXL Whisky . Battle Ax Tobacco.. : Pickles, %4 .gal. bottles. fail ; _ “in bulk, per gal. Olives, ie 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,P%, .10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s' “3 for 50] Everything else in proportion. “4s the Best. Give ita Trial. = « 3 25 50 ba KINKEAD FURNITURE. Prices Right. Styles: Better. _ Better Kinds i THAN.ANY STORE IN NEVADA CITY. KINKEAD’S Commercial Street Cash Stores. Wood Wagon. 3 dozen Chickens. place. it at jnl6 Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN.: 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House and large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. I Thoroughbrace Wagon and 1 large Good Cellar and Storehotse. All Farming Implements go with the Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees allin bearing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get A Great Bargain. For terms and particulars enquire of CHBIS. WEBER, . Upper Wfst Broad Street, ISOARD Broad street, -Makers of BEST THE &@-We have theeclebrated ENTERPRISE KEG BEER, and sell it at the same other keg beer, ‘It is the best. dy wee Wholesale Liquor Dealers, * Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., EER IN ORLD. & SON, * TH ERE’S A TIME. To Eat, a time to sing, and a time to dance; in fact a time for all things, but to have thecorrect time you should carry A Reliable Timekeeper. SS ALL WATCHES ARE se Q ren Gold or’ Si but A} ou want 6 , Face or Hunting Gpae sooth nih LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. Se ee A Full Stock of Jewelry, Inel the Latest Novelti of all Everyth: ‘—-ware ran i to be as repr Nevada City, Cal.; Phil Mild” REPAIRS BOOTS -. » ® AND SHOES & & p> "And makes Boots and Shoes to order at a lower rate jthan anywhere else vada City. The class of work S008 in Ne; . 1S SECOND TO NONE. Office in Odd Fellows City Oo ere Give me @¢ tri work rand's, FA al, and for promptness of . works Y and lew prices you will . Broad Street, a few doors ahove Leutje & i ee ma . Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty NEW. YORK BAKERY, Commercial st, Nevads City, CARL aaa re is Proprietor \Fish, Fruit Vegetable . WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, "table atone gee BROAD. STREET, Caniee, Brand, Pet Ga, as Soe . season. No, HOLD ON! $ sold at bargains at all times. dren’s BLACK HOSE. cents. it) cc Cuffs, All at J. LEVY, ‘ Telephone 203—3 Bells. We advise you to ‘hold on to.your money until. have priced the vse yo at the Branch. Wonder . Store. 1 do we have special sale days. hold no specials, nor triode not ea ia e our word for it, please call in and Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, \3. pair for 25 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, HOLD ON! Goods. ice our Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ s Shiés gE Gents’ Furnishing Goods . Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. in Misses’ and ( bilpair for 25 cents. Misses’ anal Children’s extra Black Hcse, 3 pair for 25 ets, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, cnly 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents.4 20 cents. 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, ‘COMMERCIAL betta MANAGER. simply delight: straight goods. Says our old friend Shakespeare. happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searc hing the market for dainties and delicacies, There's, nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything «fresh and new, and prices. that “LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” That’s the For tomas” HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. That’ s _ PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer,Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. / Is constantly su: extensive and Sy. The Plaza Store<_— FISCHER BROS, Props. ye with an STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. = = = =3 = 3 el = = = = 4 = = = a. e 5 . E . = . » hh stock of VIPYTPSLANTPAAANTP NANT AULYEP Ab TP ddd All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order Fruits and Vegetables Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTs, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great variety of other beautiful plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & MceMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and feel ice pking « ass of that fa gs EY BEER, Bhi noes MILWAUKEE B CHAS. PECOR. Corner Pine and Commereial streets. He knows cs $0. Sa! ee and i ia alwave All kinds of Wines and Liqu Rooms in edhnestion. Private Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention pa <> of baggage f ‘or t id to the transpor; pak ieal BD BAKER. _REMOVAL AL NOTICE. J. P. CONWAY, Prop., AS REMOVED THE corner of Cathe oa Pine Le ha the “Gilt kde” 1 tinue the Teahuthattre — ng. I will con~ FINE CIGARS. . ~~ ‘W, W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, © Pippen gsodenna? ee Eovrv ib ae Morgan & . Pine The Bear Cigar Pactory eae d oo Brn su : Bleek Re a ll Waving recently enl plant, we are costae tobe uy. Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets , At the highest market price. : Write for rates bef fore dis, dhepoaing ntrates. oe our vied of your ores and conce: ying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. ign” os airs — iat Mat tr The 0. K. Painter. House Painting Paper Hanging. peat -. Sign Painting. ,Graining, As Good as the Best. Pri ae Hone yenh peg the times. Estimates giveu wt L. SWEENEY. aly New avade Chee be addressed to = through SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING om TEALERS, age sve Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Beat 5 Cent Cigar Sere, ARTHUR LDP INPT'D a maar et THE REST CF WORK. __ THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will mind this Novelty Wood. Working 2 and Repair Shop PRN Naa Gog an tae on caw H. CN WEISENBURGER, . Stov on the Planes Rw 1 TRANSC R Pa TeLRPHONE Bo. 4. ste Overton Womaa Takes Pol.on by ils. tke But Is Saved. he Truckee Republican, of last eveyg says: ‘There are about a handred guests at e Deer Park Inn, ~ There was a large number of passens for Lake Tahoe this morning, q The tourist travel has picked up con: URSDAY on OLY 15, 1897. % BRB. SECRETLY MARRIED, Meadow Lake and prospectors are DYER A CENTURY OLD. pt Mary,” died in Oakland Tuesday d e every old-time resident, She hy. She was freed by Abraham ‘did and was supported by them in UAT ULTNTAAATTT UA NPF LUA ATP JAA TP Add ferably during the:past few daya. ishing is said to be good on Sage n creek and out at: Take, Independste There is still. an uniocated ground] on wh ming in with outfits for the summer, . the h the intention of atriking it rich or . D8) ‘ Ing broke. Th: eorge Byrné and Miss Maggie Tee-. Pri were married in Sacramento, Sep-. he bber 17, 1896. It seems rather late} Me chronicle the above event, but it Gor not known to the public until athe or two sinée. They were married . Te! chose to keep it to themselves, as . °V¢ y had a perfect right to do, and it. tion not become public until now. whe ast night Mrs. L. P. Schwartz’ of . TS! rton took two teaspoonfuls of car-. Bro ic acid and came near ending her . 82° She had not been feeling well and . ble t to take some valerian but mistook . OU arbolic acid, which was in a similar . told He, and swallowed if before she} be lized her awful mistake. She im-. the iately. began taking such remedies . the }she knew and the neighboring. bad hen gave their assistance, and by bew ng her large doses of milk relieved bri B great deal and saved her from . 0° g. Thos. J. Giffen came in on ap. i2 © ne and took Dr. McIntire out The tor did all that could be-done and. _. *‘ mowing everything indicates that . °° will recover unless some new " ble'arises from the burn. ie ge of t Indi min¢ gold h of ‘‘Aunt Mary” aFormer Resi-. abou dent of Nevada City. spud last. . Mary Buckner, a colored doleft ic who came to this city in the . that Ss und was commonly known as . taine that buri ner . for McD that that Sher this lowe mine Indi men retul ploy men ney . sulte comr next spok abou that ‘ than while hims Daile room poun hing at the age of 102 years and opths. She was at the time of her bh, which was occasioned by softenf ‘the brain and valvular disease e heath at the home of her daugb5 Sale, Pascoe, 815 Eighteenth Basie will be well rememhere with the family of Jesse’s. In January, 1795, she was: born avery in Virginia, and when very ig was sold to the Wall family,then of the foremost families -of that oln’s proclamation, but in spite his remained with the Wall y. She came ‘to California when declining years. Mrs. John R pock, daughter of Jesse S. Wall ihe original bill of sale by which amily recured possession of her, so the records of her birth. terday morning’s Examiner conan excellent. likeness of the ul old woman. doub OR ABUBR TO. RETURN, ja ASSUMe His Old Place on the U.S.) 4 Cebris Commission. Las or Heuer is expected to arrive . Work eek to take the place in the U. g. . to se is Commisson so ably tilled for the . Office wee years by Capt. Oassius-E, . men: te, who is transferred to Say-. W. § Ga., says the Mining and Scien. Walt Press. Major Hener was. one of . corde iginal members of the Commis. John vhen first organized, is thoroughly . Guid ar with all matters. pertaining . Sey; ‘ 0, and will be welcomed by many . amin fonds and acquaintances. Thos, durix Death Frou . Diphineria. a Seibert, aged et about eight years, of diphtheria at 11 o’clock last at the home of her grandmother, B. Scheemer, on Pine street. She en sick but a few days, the disMang of a very malignant typo. was the youngest daughter of ate Mrs. I. Seibert, and was a » Promising ghild. The burial place at 5 o’clock this afternoon. Matrimonial. mas B. Dillon, formerly of this as.married at. San Francisco on 80th to. Miss “Albina Cassinelli. will reside in Amador county, Mr. Dillon has for’ some time 5 up eatntanding a mine. *Tom’s” triew in Nevada county extend Sartiest congratulations to him Something . New. ® Mixed Flavor Flavoring Bpices, at the trial . Broa pre OSS Needies sand Oil. areca oe F vis, Machine, Broad. soot pi j2i-lm ewing Machines Reratted. -_ expert anc Apply at of Singer Sevine: Co.,. Street, 21-1m +

nats ; TAURSDAY . THE TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1860, A by Nat. P. Brown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA ‘lea enable nigga asec Proprietors BROWN & CALKINS.wu Stier _ JULY 15, 1897. BEYOND THE SIERRAS. Brief Notes About t Our ‘Helghbors of Neyada State. F. C. Everett has struck a four-fodt ledge of $30 rock in his Top Notch mine at Yerriugton. The Elko school trustees held a meeting Friday and elected E. ©. Snyder, principal; Miss Lou Craighead’ and Miss Nellie Anderson, assistants, and C. F. Nesse, special teacher of penmanship. The Utah and Nevada Express Company opened the line between Ely and Eureka last Thursday. At Carson Sunday the: thermometer soared up to 92 and Sunday night at 9 o’clock it was 81, a temperature never before heard of in the night time in’ that section of the country. Monday was Still warmer than Sunday. ‘Wadsworth has a population of 1,025. The Ch n Endeavor excursions left between four and five thousand dollars in Wadsworth. A report reached Tuscarora last Wednesday evening of a shooting affray at Mountain City. Milliard Cole ' is said to haye taken five shots at a man named Green, none of which took effect. The people of ‘Gold Creek must have had a rousing time on the fifth; not being able to get sufficient dancing in one night, they continued it the night of the sixth, and at last accounts they _were still shaking themselves. leaders of the. San Francisco bar, ata Y meeting of the California commandery . of the Military Order of the Loyal Le. gion, told the following story about . General Grant. It was told years ago to General Barnes by Captain Richard L. of despair asked Captain Ogden’s per~D. W. Peters, formerly of Tuscarora, but now of Altman, Colorado, was mar’ pied to Miss Matilda Voight, at the residence of the bride’s parents in LamoilleValley, and left Thursday to make their home in Altman, Colorado. Judge Rising, after a visit to his old stamping grounds, returned to San Francisco Sunday evening. . Two. handred and forty-three boxes of cherries were sold from Mrs. Rayvraft’s place at Genoa this year. The Nevada Land and Live Stock Company has filed articles of incorporation at Salt Lake. The company incorporates for $25,000 and holds various parcels of land in White Pine county, Nevada. They are to carry on , & land and cattle business in general. Had Told Her the Same Mrs. O’Doud complained o ing very well and was advised\by her lord and master to consult the doctor. She called on him and he told her to keep quiet and take a rest. On her return home she informed her husband of what the old doctor had said. This was rather pleasing news to Jonas O’Doud, for he was a little afraid his wife might be quite sick, and he exelaimed:-“So the doctor told you to keep still, did he? How often, Mary Ann, have I told you the same thing— to hold your tongue ?” 0-H A Place to Pause. “I once,” said the Colonel, solemnly, “T once, and once only, had all thirteen trumps dealt me.” “Er—I suppose you were the dealer?” suggested the candin friend. “No, sir!” roaréd the Colonel “no, sir, I was not the dealer!” “Then may I ask what happened to the trump which the dealer turned up ?” And a terrible silence ensued. Wisrt MEN Kyow it is folly to build on a poor foundation. Relef obtained by deadening symptoms is short. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures and gives lasting . © health. Hoop’s Pris cure nausea, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. All druggists. 25c. + eGo To Ice Consumers. The Union Ice ¢ Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf —_—_—_—__—_--2@0--_—_ Fine Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp's Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. j23 —--—~ e@e + --Laundry Agent. William H. Andrews has been appointed agent in this city for the Twin City Laundry. All orders given prompt attention. Broad street, one door. below Armory Hall. nio* ARRIVALS AT THE _. you for it '"—Harper’s Bazar, _.WHEN GRANT WAS POOR. Time In Hb Gasees When He neneee the Wherewithal. General W. H. L. Barnes, ane ae the . Ogden, once a clerk in the cffice of the United States quartermaster at San Francisco, and General Barnes recently copied it from Captain Ogden’s diary. It was that when Grant resigned his commission as captain, at the age of 82, being then in Oregon, he went to San Francisco on his way home and presented to Captain Ogden a certificate of per diem service on a court martial amounting to about $40. The certificate was incorrectly drawn, and Grant with a look mission to. sleep on the lounge in ‘the latter’s office, saying he had not a cent to his name. He slept on the rickety office lounge, and Ogden agreed to cash the certificate personally and to send it back to Oregon for correction. Grant had expected to buy passage for himself to New York in the steerage, but Ogden went with him to the Pacific Mail steamship office and procured for him a cabin passage pass, or what was the nearest to it the steamship company could give, for Grant had to pay his railroad-fare across the isthmus. This, however, left him $15, and Grant was cs Serious You think their roedinany food. diseases of thinness. tion and scrofula, starved blood. comes of the latter. very grateful. © The diary quotes him .as saying to Aswthicg g More of Scott’s Emulsion as only for those who have consumption or who have inhe ited a tendency to it. Almost its greatest use is for those whose condition is so impaired as not to be able to get the good they should out of every case with these, Scott’s Emulsion . of Cod-liver Oil brings back appetite, stimulates digestion, restores color and plumpness, and controls the eases of :hinness are consumping more about it free. 50 ots. and $1.00, at all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. In nearly The dis© blood— e former Book. teliCaptain Ogden: ‘‘This isa great luxury and what I did not expect, and I am in-debted to you for it. The prospect of ever’being able to reciprocate is certainly remote, but strange things hap pen in this world, and there is no knowing.’’—Pittsburg Dispatch. Size of the Congressional Library. * Founded in the year 1800 by the modest appropriation of $5,000 ‘ ‘for the purchase of such books as may be necessary for the use of. congress at the said city of Washington,’’ this collection has grown, notwilastanding the ravages of two fires, to the present aggregate of 740,000 volumes. The acquisition ofthe Jefferson library in 1815, the Force Historical library in 1865, the Smithsenian library in 1867 and the Toner collection in 1882, all constituted specially important and valuable accessions to:its stores. And by the enactment of the copyright law of 1870, followed by the internatiotial copyright act of 1894, this library became ‘entitled to receive two copies of aji books, periodicals and other publicati s claiming the protec. tion of copyright in the United States —A. R. Spoffcrd in Century. Deserved Credit, ‘‘l may-lead a wild life,’’ said Jiggers, ‘‘but I’ll tell you one thing—I take care about the people my boys associate with '’ *“T know you do,” said Hawkins, ‘‘I’ve observed that you spend very little time with ’em yourself, old man, and I honor Why His Hat Stuck. The Best It fs the most common = sense~—YTemedy known for the cure of disease, Ww JHEN YOU HAVE MADE op YOUR MINE to purchase an electric belt you undoubtedh This can truly be:said of Sanden's Electric Belt;, that it has no supe want the best made. Dr. Flor in power of electric current, durability no Electricity properly ayplied by a good electric belt is a most effectivremedy for the cure of many nervous and chrantiailments and Dr. Sanden has devoted thirty year: to the perfection of this electric belt, which nov contains improvements possessed by no other ap Pliance.of the kind in the world. True, it cost mere than some others, but it is worth more When it cures its price is nothing, and this is the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’; It dees cure, and the boat preof. Get it convenience in using. Electric Belt—to cure. Gree. Address DR. A, T, SANDEN, 632 Market Street, San Francisco. felt all the tim: “Three Classes of Men"’ is full of Made. Its current & it is on body, and ca: * regulated. Wy Rest Tommy (inquiringly)—Mamma, is this hair oi] in this bottle? Mamma—No, that’s glue. Tommy (nonchalantly)—Then I expect that’s why I can’t get my hat off. —Chicago Record. . 50 CENTS A WEEK, length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Office For Rent. A nige front room in the TRANSCRIPT Block, stitable for an office. Enquire of F E. Brown. jH-tf HouseKeeper Wanted. A good honsekeeper is wanted. Inquire at A. Isoard & Son’s liquor store, Broad street near Pine. jl4-tf German Lessons. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth's on Main street. ji6-tf For Sale. Fine household furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost new. Will be sold eheap. Inquire at the residence of M. ic egies East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, etc. Level lot, 50x125. Will sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office, L. PF. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Agency. Rooms 20 and 21 Merchants’ Exchange, California street, San Francisco. N. fc —ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED Me for all newepaness published .on the the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, ” Mex inan ports, Panama, Valparaiso, sagen, China, New Zealand, the Australian nies, the Eastern States and Euro pe. Wiles of nearly every newspaper published 0 on the Pacific are kept constantly on-hand ae all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business, hours. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. UNION HOTEL MILWAUKEE fain Street, Nevada Gity. J. A. NORTHWAY,—— = Kane! Taggart, Rocklin, H. O. Kohler, Washington, : Smith Price, i H. Cluster, Geo.C. Hatt, San Francisco, F, Junker, G. Camman, # 8. Goslin, ' * , PROPRIETOR Sacramento Sercet, the greatest care from choice Malt aud se. TRY, MY BOSS BREW! BREWERY, GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., Near the Plaza BEST AND PUREST BEER, brewed with eeted Hops Call for Gehrig’s Beer at all “All orders atended to vole gs E. Wiendorfer, # G. Wheeler, Chico, L. Jenkins, Colfax, A. Mason, 8. danee Auburn, C. Parks, bad Geo. Ahlborn, “ Chas. Parks; “ “ Geo. Ahibo; “i a, LL, BOWMAN, WHAW & BOWMAN, . FINE PLATE TE WORK SkCLA reLULIN LTY Dentists. ! a. J. Dailey, pmuonie L¥ DONS, Reb : : Advertisements of not to exceed dive lines in jAre not piay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements En‘ire Satisfaction . HA dvertisements pubiahes but you will find them in and around Nevada City. In. my Studio E have an elegant disIn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. } [You are cordially invited to call. Moore, ei schdual OGRAPHER. Guaranteed, senesenes : Aim aed To : Please. “kia ,. Pine Street, Eaeveme City. %¢, The Best Goods, is <The Best Fit. The Cheapest Prices. A Fine Business Suit 2% : For $25. chs “BEEHIVE J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup _ Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy. Groceriesal PATE.FOIS.. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. aa Duffy’s Malt .. Gamecock Whisky IXL Whisky . Battle Ax Tobacco.... : Pickles, %4 .gal. bottles.. fail ; _ “in bulk, per gal. Olives, ie 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,P%, .10 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s' “3 for 50] Everything else in proportion. “4s the Best. Give ita Trial. = « 3 25 50 ba KINKEAD FURNITURE. Prices Right. Styles: Better. _ Better Kinds i THAN.ANY STORE IN NEVADA CITY. KINKEAD’S Commercial Street Cash Stores. Wood Wagon. 3 dozen Chickens. place. it at jnl6 Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN.: 40 acres good Farming Land. Good House and large Barn. 10 or 12 tons of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. I Thoroughbrace Wagon and 1 large Good Cellar and Storehotse. All Farming Implements go with the Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees allin bearing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get A Great Bargain. For terms and particulars enquire of CHBIS. WEBER, .

Upper Wfst Broad Street, ISOARD Broad street, -Makers of BEST THE &@-We have theeclebrated ENTERPRISE KEG BEER, and sell it at the same other keg beer, ‘It is the best. dy wee Wholesale Liquor Dealers, * Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co., EER IN ORLD. & SON, * TH ERE’S A TIME. To Eat, a time to sing, and a time to dance; in fact a time for all things, but to have thecorrect time you should carry A Reliable Timekeeper. SS ALL WATCHES ARE se Q ren Gold or’ Si but A} ou want 6 , Face or Hunting Gpae sooth nih LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. Se ee A Full Stock of Jewelry, Inel the Latest Novelti of all Everyth: ‘—-ware ran i to be as repr Nevada City, Cal.; Phil Mild” REPAIRS BOOTS -. » ® AND SHOES & & p> "And makes Boots and Shoes to order at a lower rate jthan anywhere else vada City. The class of work S008 in Ne; . 1S SECOND TO NONE. Office in Odd Fellows City Oo ere Give me @¢ tri work rand's, FA al, and for promptness of . works Y and lew prices you will . Broad Street, a few doors ahove Leutje & i ee ma . Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty NEW. YORK BAKERY, Commercial st, Nevads City, CARL aaa re is Proprietor \Fish, Fruit Vegetable . WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, "table atone gee BROAD. STREET, Caniee, Brand, Pet Ga, as Soe . season. No, HOLD ON! $ sold at bargains at all times. dren’s BLACK HOSE. cents. it) cc Cuffs, All at J. LEVY, ‘ Telephone 203—3 Bells. We advise you to ‘hold on to.your money until. have priced the vse yo at the Branch. Wonder . Store. 1 do we have special sale days. hold no specials, nor triode not ea ia e our word for it, please call in and Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, \3. pair for 25 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, HOLD ON! Goods. ice our Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’ s Shiés gE Gents’ Furnishing Goods . Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. in Misses’ and ( bilpair for 25 cents. Misses’ anal Children’s extra Black Hcse, 3 pair for 25 ets, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, cnly 5 cents each, Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to 10 cents.4 20 cents. 20 cents. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, ‘COMMERCIAL betta MANAGER. simply delight: straight goods. Says our old friend Shakespeare. happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searc hing the market for dainties and delicacies, There's, nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything «fresh and new, and prices. that “LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” That’s the For tomas” HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. That’ s _ PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer,Commercial Street, Nevada City. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. / Is constantly su: extensive and Sy. The Plaza Store<_— FISCHER BROS, Props. ye with an STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. = = = =3 = 3 el = = = = 4 = = = a. e 5 . E . = . » hh stock of VIPYTPSLANTPAAANTP NANT AULYEP Ab TP ddd All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order Fruits and Vegetables Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTs, Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great variety of other beautiful plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, Successor to Wallace & MceMath. COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and feel ice pking « ass of that fa gs EY BEER, Bhi noes MILWAUKEE B CHAS. PECOR. Corner Pine and Commereial streets. He knows cs $0. Sa! ee and i ia alwave All kinds of Wines and Liqu Rooms in edhnestion. Private Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention pa <> of baggage f ‘or t id to the transpor; pak ieal BD BAKER. _REMOVAL AL NOTICE. J. P. CONWAY, Prop., AS REMOVED THE corner of Cathe oa Pine Le ha the “Gilt kde” 1 tinue the Teahuthattre — ng. I will con~ FINE CIGARS. . ~~ ‘W, W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, © Pippen gsodenna? ee Eovrv ib ae Morgan & . Pine The Bear Cigar Pactory eae d oo Brn su : Bleek Re a ll Waving recently enl plant, we are costae tobe uy. Gold, Silver and Copper Ores and Sulphurets , At the highest market price. : Write for rates bef fore dis, dhepoaing ntrates. oe our vied of your ores and conce: ying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. ign” os airs — iat Mat tr The 0. K. Painter. House Painting Paper Hanging.. peat -. Sign Painting. ,Graining, As Good as the Best. Pri ae Hone yenh peg the times. Estimates giveu wt L. SWEENEY. aly New avade Chee be addressed to = through SCHMIDT BROS., LEADING om TEALERS, age sve Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Beat 5 Cent Cigar Sere, ARTHUR LDP INPT'D a maar et THE REST CF WORK. __ THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. You will mind this Novelty Wood. Working 2 and Repair Shop PRN Naa Gog an tae on caw H. CN WEISENBURGER, . Stov on the Planes Rw 1 TRANSC R Pa TeLRPHONE Bo. 4. ste Overton Womaa Takes Pol.on by ils. tke But Is Saved. he Truckee Republican, of last eveyg says: ‘There are about a handred guests at e Deer Park Inn, ~ There was a large number of passens for Lake Tahoe this morning, q The tourist travel has picked up con: URSDAY on OLY 15, 1897. % BRB. SECRETLY MARRIED, Meadow Lake and prospectors are DYER A CENTURY OLD. pt Mary,” died in Oakland Tuesday d e every old-time resident, She hy. She was freed by Abraham ‘did and was supported by them in UAT ULTNTAAATTT UA NPF LUA ATP JAA TP Add ferably during the:past few daya. ishing is said to be good on Sage n creek and out at: Take, Independste There is still. an uniocated ground] on wh ming in with outfits for the summer, . the h the intention of atriking it rich or . D8) ‘ Ing broke. Th: eorge Byrné and Miss Maggie Tee-. Pri were married in Sacramento, Sep-. he bber 17, 1896. It seems rather late} Me chronicle the above event, but it Gor not known to the public until athe or two sinée. They were married . Te! chose to keep it to themselves, as . °V¢ y had a perfect right to do, and it. tion not become public until now. whe ast night Mrs. L. P. Schwartz’ of . TS! rton took two teaspoonfuls of car-. Bro ic acid and came near ending her . 82° She had not been feeling well and . ble t to take some valerian but mistook . OU arbolic acid, which was in a similar . told He, and swallowed if before she} be lized her awful mistake. She im-. the iately. began taking such remedies . the }she knew and the neighboring. bad hen gave their assistance, and by bew ng her large doses of milk relieved bri B great deal and saved her from . 0° g. Thos. J. Giffen came in on ap. i2 © ne and took Dr. McIntire out The tor did all that could be-done and. _. *‘ mowing everything indicates that . °° will recover unless some new " ble'arises from the burn. ie ge of t Indi min¢ gold h of ‘‘Aunt Mary” aFormer Resi-. abou dent of Nevada City. spud last. . Mary Buckner, a colored doleft ic who came to this city in the . that Ss und was commonly known as . taine that buri ner . for McD that that Sher this lowe mine Indi men retul ploy men ney . sulte comr next spok abou that ‘ than while hims Daile room poun hing at the age of 102 years and opths. She was at the time of her bh, which was occasioned by softenf ‘the brain and valvular disease e heath at the home of her daugb5 Sale, Pascoe, 815 Eighteenth Basie will be well rememhere with the family of Jesse’s. In January, 1795, she was: born avery in Virginia, and when very ig was sold to the Wall family,then of the foremost families -of that oln’s proclamation, but in spite his remained with the Wall y. She came ‘to California when declining years. Mrs. John R pock, daughter of Jesse S. Wall ihe original bill of sale by which amily recured possession of her, so the records of her birth. terday morning’s Examiner conan excellent. likeness of the ul old woman. doub OR ABUBR TO. RETURN, ja ASSUMe His Old Place on the U.S.) 4 Cebris Commission. Las or Heuer is expected to arrive . Work eek to take the place in the U. g. . to se is Commisson so ably tilled for the . Office wee years by Capt. Oassius-E, . men: te, who is transferred to Say-. W. § Ga., says the Mining and Scien. Walt Press. Major Hener was. one of . corde iginal members of the Commis. John vhen first organized, is thoroughly . Guid ar with all matters. pertaining . Sey; ‘ 0, and will be welcomed by many . amin fonds and acquaintances. Thos, durix Death Frou . Diphineria. a Seibert, aged et about eight years, of diphtheria at 11 o’clock last at the home of her grandmother, B. Scheemer, on Pine street. She en sick but a few days, the disMang of a very malignant typo. was the youngest daughter of ate Mrs. I. Seibert, and was a » Promising ghild. The burial place at 5 o’clock this afternoon. Matrimonial. mas B. Dillon, formerly of this as.married at. San Francisco on 80th to. Miss “Albina Cassinelli. will reside in Amador county, Mr. Dillon has for’ some time 5 up eatntanding a mine. *Tom’s” triew in Nevada county extend Sartiest congratulations to him Something . New. ® Mixed Flavor Flavoring Bpices, at the trial . Broa pre OSS Needies sand Oil. areca oe F vis, Machine, Broad. soot pi j2i-lm ewing Machines Reratted. -_ expert anc Apply at of Singer Sevine: Co.,. Street, 21-1m +