July 21, 1896 (4 pages)

EST, IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO,’ ERR AS AEST ENC IT TS TIE, & COLD CLIMATE. A Candie Finds It Hard Work to Keep Warm in the Arctics, 1 Cold is merely a relative term. The . _. resident of the semi-tropical countries . . shivers when the thermometer falls to 50‘-degrees, while the Laplander and Eskimo think it is comfortable at zero. For real cold, and plenty of it, one + }must go to the polar regions. _ Think ;. of living where the mercury goes down to 36 degrees. below zero-in-the house, . . in spite of the stove. Of course, in such ‘2 case, fur garments are piled on until a man looks like a great bundle of skins. Dr. Moss, of the polar expedition of 1875-76, among. other things, tells of the effect of cold on a wax candle which he burned there. The temperature was 35 degrees below zero, and the doctor must have been considerably discouraged when, looking at his candle, be discovered that the flame had all it could do to keep warm. It was so cold that the fens could not melt all the wax of the candle, but was foreed to cut its way down, leaving a sort of skeleton of the candle standing. There was heat enough, however, to . melt. oddly-shaped holes in the thin walls of wax, and the result was a beautiful lace-like cylinder of white, with a: tongue of yellow flame burning inside .of it and sending out into the darkness many streaks 6f light. “THE LACK OF MEN. ser as ial ae THE “TRANSCRIPT, Published every eveni ; Sundays and Legal Holidays by by . . BROWN & CcarLErs! 8 N.P. bomeebabaats’ RESUMED BUSINESS. GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New York akery, has opened a First-Class Bakery = the Transeript Block, 7a mimercial doors — his old‘ Pod where he.isLUMBER YARD T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lumber Yard on upper B. street, adjoining his residence, where he willconstantly keep a full assortment of all kinds of Building and Mining Lum-~ ber, " L, 8. OALRINS. LIBERTY > BELL Complexion St SUBSCRIPTION RATES. o i Ree Sek Se ee: ie ne Year it gastos. < at q Per Week. 7 15 S ay paid in idea Pee @0 cents per month. That is the way. you find 6 panes dollar when you e it out of your pockBut the best way to ADVERTISING TISING RATES. ; Made known on n application. ri find The lr of Your Daddies. is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the territory it covers.§ [Such a paper is “Entered at the postales at Nevada City as. @ second-class matter. aS _. BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Beead, Pies and Cakes. FANCY’ PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER . Weddiug Cakes a Svecialty. f@FFresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Constantly on hand. TELEHHONE 31. Including — Aastic. Flooring, ORT OF THR —* Shakes, Aa yilitornis. Tn Kruger, de. tc., Etc. “NEVADA ( CITY. r, LINE WITH: Tu AGE OF — THE BEST QUALITY To 10 BE HAD. IN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. This Soap contains BUTTERMILK in proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. r We GUARANTEE to not substitute in putting: up Prescriptions. __H, DICKERTIAN & CO. § DRUGS AND STATIONERY, NEW * Kruger, 6 execu. ruger, eceased, herein their pe. er of this Court to mortgage that n the city of ie aed be Calfornia, wy. the in. a sire 2 BF Sor Minturn i weltng along said ; rsection h the i See a b nam ne ‘one feet; thence at tion with the said mue tothe pointof ty for the purpose ;than $3,000 for a ) years. Fishes ee that a ar y, the the Oak day of irt-room of said t the hour of 10 then and there to save, why said real by said exeoresaid, or for such rt shall seem meet, ito the petition on ticulars. that a copy of this four (4) aes ily TRANSO published . in ie aut IN CALDWELL, Judge, editors. /UTKE, DECEASED yen by the eee the estate of Au > creditors an all gainst the said dewith the necessary ionths after the first e to the said Admin1e store of Schmidt vada City, Nevada ‘W. SCHMIDT, gh of August y for Estate. ON. , Sacramento, Califo 3IVEN TO ALEXANreves, Alex Durbin, burne, Edwin Nonals Tiern n, W. H. Cole, ey,and to all whom i x describedlands 8 ists by the Central Pa-@ under its yrant and into Land Distr.ct and ned protests filed with e Gencral Land Office ¢s id land toraid rail ofthe mineral char mmigsioner of Lette red a hearing to deter [ft lands, whe-her mn ablication and persontl nterest. d that under said inill be had befure the ‘vhis office at 10 o’clock to determine the true ig described lands: : lot 2of Section 351. of ‘ectron 5, T. rut ec. 17, T. 16N,,R.$ e* and 6 of Sec. 11,1 W. 4 of Sec. 11,T.1i ce you are hereby ci ef sh evidence ax you ma racter of said lands. n by any person inte THOMAS biggie Register. }HAS. F. GARDNER, Receiver. int Notice. er Mining, Company pal of businessa Cunt , Californ rra County, Cal. pn that at a meeting ° 3 held on the 10th day % oe of pds 3 eents spa 2 ease H n Juan, ch this assessment sh 2th day of June. 1 “ advertised for sale # Monday, the is mad! ay, the 6th day® és linquent assessmett advertisment and « der of the Board of ? GERMAN, Seeretary. tel, San Juan, 4 Mmnons. COURT OF THE STA and forthe County ¢ ilroad Company, Pie the Defendant. Court 9 ayia an for the Co Sa of "era sed McCormack, Defend sige to a) the abo’ you Ne Superior Court of # in and f for the County ° wer the Complaint 2° reed (exclusive of the @! , seryice on you ° ‘Nevad jevada County i" with Regd days. to foreclose according sig of at a tors with ipneren. eer i . Plumbing I make a adectat loy the best tite beat mis terinis. lowest. of it. Lemen and use Prices the Stoves ge Z Morning Light Pat. Todd. Heater Sunbeam: Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood And others Heating Stoves . Cooking Stoves My stock of . Hardware Py aad Spo) season by all -scompletest I ever offered As for is this Tinware 7a: There is nothing of thes kind that you cannot Telephone No. 90. BAT. THE : ——ee WHITE HOUSE a One Tt of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Batton SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to ‘; 10 Elegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 a pair. SING OUT SAL on sale when you et] my store. Plain and decorated , rockery In profusion to_ suit. all tastes and purses, I am sure an please you in this Gepartinenks to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at a sacrifice. If you want b © mps Remember that I make ec ins to the most sinborkte ‘will be found here. : All kinds of Vire Fencing jiiing‘and le cheep. fave plain and fancy. a The best of . Paints, Oils snfcitr eee ics. feady mixed Paint so. Fine stock of : AND CUTLERY, representa ‘irearms i the int aerg and the best products of the leading GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at a-bargain. THE WHITE HOUSE, B, NEWMAN & CO. : A. ISOARD & SON, “Wholesale. :.++ Liquor Dealers, CITIZENS BANK ‘Enterprise Brewing Co. Clnconporated 187.) {MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. CAPITAL. uthorized and mere’, $2v0,000 dup in coin, ~ ees we “$0,000 ivided 0 e ° 22,000 OFFICERS. acienneetaa We Pay No High Rents! re _We Employ No Drummers ! . . We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. HN T. MORGAN E. MORGAN DIRECTORS. JouN T, Moran, DLE. M a. R. M. Hons, moO. M. HUGHES, is SORA A 4 CORRESPONDENTS. Nev York—National Bank of North Amer§ 2 Franeiseo—First st National Bank. Sacramento—Natto nk of D. O. Mills a ‘aaa Sight D reegaeeene in J oh on of a sable habe signe tp Co ifections on any oa of the United States Highe at price paid for County and State Gold ond Si Silver ten: Bank iitenaia an an office at Grass Valwhere a general Banking Business is ° Ladies’ $75. Men's $85. Built and guaranteed by the Largest High Grade Biovele Warranted the BEST of all HIGH G! Tilustrated catalogue free. i Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 eneeice We.want a live Agent in Nevada City, LES ae SUMMER SUITS. Tailored to Order in the i nielies byte of the art. Latest Cut, Best Goods, Finest Triemnrings, High Grade Work. ree Lie Resident Agent at Valley. L. BOWMAN. \ ° J.¥. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, . Dentists. oe in Odd i PLATE WORK ASPECIALTY. ¥ DONE ett E EB: “DULAC, . [Merchant Tailor _ Cc. Ww. Chapman, DENTISTS. ; sole ibe, Nevada Matter That Is Really Hecoming Emberrassing in Society Circles. A very dear friend of mine gives several dances during the year at intervals and as she always allows me to express my opinions freely, I asked her why she cury. daughters, two married, and the last -earcely in her teens: your son only attends your dances beeause you happen to be his mother. Men come to then: ‘or the sake of the supper, which, is always execellent, and for the” billiardoom, to which they managt to find heir way. Nota few of them leave their ‘ard with the butler befure they go in arder to avoid the conventional Visit. “Surely these entertainments are get‘ing more farcialevery year. Give them .wp; réplace them by dinner parties and. ‘ct me eRoose whom T will take in to iiimer.”, My hostess gaye me one of-her ost’ fascinating smiles and said she could invite 150 people to a dance, but not to « dinner party. That,was practieally all her defense. Meanwhile ihe iack of men°ie becoming so embarrass: ing that many hostesses send biank ecards of. invitation to their tutimate friends, bidding them collect eligible male dancers. Is not this a burlesque of hospitality? I do not think that, 2 hostess fe Tigh{ to ask, oc a man to ae cept, an‘invitation toa house where he -_knows—nobody, There: are, of course, exceptional circumstances, go to prove the rule. Iam prepared to become secretary to an antiprivate dancing league: provided the salary be munificent and the labors light. CIGARETTES AND WHEELS. ANeged Increase of Smoking Among “s Women Who Ride Bicycles. The statement that the sale of cigars and cigarettes is steadily decreasing is not borne out by the government statistics, says the New York Sun. For the ten months of the fiscal year ending April 30, 1896, the cigars manufactured ‘or home consumption only. in this vountry numbered 3,508,200,487, or an ‘nerease of 68,458,754 over the last fiscal year. In cigarettes an even greater in-tease is recorded, the total product for he first ten months for home covsumpof 617,804,480, Consequently 1he state} ment of a decrease, which was attribuied to the bicycle, is false. Sy As & matter of fact, there has been a «reat inerease in. cigarette smoking through the popularity of the bicycle. This, it is stated, is due lnrgely to cigirette. smoking by women, who, very snuny of them, are well equipped with tiny cigarette cases, cigarettes and matehes, A firm niaking high-grade . cigarettes specially adapted to the taste of women than for mep; and the number of special private brands, bearing the name ond address, or crest and motto of the customers, is incréasigog daily. Some ‘women bicyclists now hand out a cigarétte bearing the nae in place of @-yisiting card. Some of these privat: Brands made for New York’ wom"n cost five dollars per 100. ne ere STRONG OF. WING. irda Are Able to intieg: “Qeiee Serious iujuries Even Upon: There uie a good many birds whose pretty bard blows, capable of bewildering & man, if several of the birds @ttacked liim at once. Some birds depend cn their wings as weapons -to be used in the duels for sweethearts.Forest and Stream told some years ago about an owl whose wing was broken by a dove it had sought to capture and make a‘ meal of. A correspondent of the © National Druggist tells of his first.surgical case in the state of Arkansas. -A market hunter .on Swan lake, near Shawnee Village plantation, was hunting at night with a light, when a band of swans, bewildered by~the fire, came flying that way. ‘The hunter, who was to save his head, and the left one was struck by the wing of a bird, and both the ulna-and the radius his forearm were brokei. : The Sun recently told of a*Port Jervis farmer who was knocked from a tree by a flight, of wild geese during a fog, and Forest and Stream has several men who were dazed by birds flying against their heads, partridges (ruffed grouse) being the rs offenders. wave them, says the New York Mer. “You have,” I said, “only three . ti on being 3, 338,147,300, or-an increase . cigarettes is now turning out. more . Strength of wing is sufficient to sirike. in a little pirogue, threw up his arms: Li een ry times in the past 20 years told about . Works Wonders. Harness and § sadilety _ CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, Bi oad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following Prices for Casir Only: Single Harness . Dou ie Harness. press Whips Ffour-horse AWiips Sweat Pads, per pair. . ke Mi eh a Soa: Bias eats MO oe hen gee o-Horse Whi Best Harness Oil, Gloves Notice To Taxpayers. Notice is hereby given that I will be at the City Hall on and after MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1896, And until Monday, August 3, between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o'clock P. M. . B. GETCHELL, City Marshal CLANCY & TAMBLYN Horseshoers and Farriers, = Pallding Broad st., Nevada City, are is gph to do all work in their line in the aaapaati and at the most reasonable PHILIP HILD» Has opened a shop on Broad street, next door above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is prepared to make to order BOOTS AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work secentent. A share of public patronage solicited. Plastering ~~. . ‘ ‘ UVERYan FEED STABLE Daity. Transcript Corner or ScHOOL AND MAIN’ STREETS, NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. NORTHUP, Prop.’ Fine Horses and Carriages for every oc-asion always ready. A specialty of conveying ‘passengers from North Sen Juan to Nevada City to m>et any train. Prices to suit the times. COME AND SEE ME. COOL, SHARP BEER. 50] When you arethirsty and feel like tak a URRE BREW. lass of that famous MILWA RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, He knows how to draw it, and it is always Cool and Refreshing. All kinds of Wines and Liquors, Private Rooms in connection. Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, ~ Prop’r The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them Open day and night. New Management. Tie UNION EOTEL BARBER SHOP Has been urenesed by AL EBERT © A an edie “09° BARGER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The very best of work in alllines ofthe bus ness. Give hima trial and he will please-you CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROpes the Kronk Beer Manufactory, pring: stré «will be ready to deliver Spouah beer al out the : x $ First of July : He guarantees the artigle to be of the best if cash orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompfattention@R > FOR SALE: A SPAN OF GENTLE MULESS A ‘CHILD can handle them. 10 weight 2300. Also a fine Studebaker = Brickwork . Also . PATCHING AND WHITING, . ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, CEMENT WORK a Spécialty. ‘O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent heicon: ~ SCHMIDT oe ' .Nevada City, Cal. In all their branches. Do You Want a Good Drink? . Then Try PARN ELL’S: ‘JESSE “MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CASTLEWOOD” Whiskies. Hennessy's Brandy and “avink * 's Gennine Irish Porter. _“ THE RECEPTION,” “. \s . {15 : seh on the Plaza. ufficient hes make you FEEL} covered wagon, nearly new. Bed of 10 feet long, with two seats, will be 30 reasonable terms. . Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. WHEBLIHAN capes Corner Broad and Pine strecte, kee mon the very ver: best brands of WINES, LIQUO: CIGARS. Agents for _Ruhstaller’s @ut Edge ie Beer. s THE BEST OF WORK. F THE LOWEST OF PRICES. ,“e ¥ou will always flud this motto prevailgatmy Hovey: Wood Working and Repair Shop . ~PURNING and BAND.SAW ee all ebren on hand. Re 4. CW BISENBURGER, Successor to. 0. C. Percival, CITY. and promptly Tel, No. 41144. ene . By Brown & Calkins, HEALTH ; ACCIDENT __ INSURANCE, Pali utal Ai hid Association NS Z San Francisco, Cal. eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, accord S week pation, from rire x Koen when re ey to work throug! ori PAY, if you are igor killed, W. when you areFas ~ & a Pa a = \de-to order aud at reason~*} $2000 at ES are sick, ee an with ia sick ar WILL or bot! ang nd eae ite Protect: iy: prsines month. Also issues You cannot lose. a mninnatl "$5.00 life me membership LIFE INSURANCE. es of Life I: ear g death ar “sid ne e IF penser: 2%, disa) idelity d. Hea: rve. maecngl Be. ur ineome abled by ‘Ma coident. sete agat foot ono the members upon ‘pay‘paying 10.00 per week for actident or Sickness. : wen you ation foo Pre. yeni chek Peotinelion in of See th devant rahe peter an ample assets, make its certificate an wd sid terme ae ou of the solidity of ite protection embers. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write — J. L, M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and Gene + Manager, terms. Teams with el Hacks to let at evada City. JAMES HENSESSY, The E has the largomt lov of tleman cares to drive. Empire Stable, Broad Street, “me National Exchange Hotel, Prop’r. HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. an Rate The horses are free fro: good style, and capable of going Phe be ag any geng Nevada Assay . Office, Established in I! JAS. J. OTT, ‘No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of refined and y » : Lid SEURESES TOrIBSONEs, (GRANITE WORK Boulder sk pecy nlite ane" “ ee 2 ‘Tombstones snd . Kettering on Attendedito, « NEVADA ‘CITY ...6s0cescsesses rae Ol Webenbarger @ a Coffey, Scote: h Granite and Marble of Bvery Deserlp-

EST, IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO,’ ERR AS AEST ENC IT TS TIE, & COLD CLIMATE. A Candie Finds It Hard Work to Keep Warm in the Arctics, 1 Cold is merely a relative term. The . _. resident of the semi-tropical countries . . shivers when the thermometer falls to 50‘-degrees, while the Laplander and Eskimo think it is comfortable at zero. For real cold, and plenty of it, one + }must go to the polar regions. _ Think ;. of living where the mercury goes down to 36 degrees. below zero-in-the house, . . in spite of the stove. Of course, in such ‘2 case, fur garments are piled on until a man looks like a great bundle of skins. Dr. Moss, of the polar expedition of 1875-76, among. other things, tells of the effect of cold on a wax candle which he burned there. The temperature was 35 degrees below zero, and the doctor must have been considerably discouraged when, looking at his candle, be discovered that the flame had all it could do to keep warm. It was so cold that the fens could not melt all the wax of the candle, but was foreed to cut its way down, leaving a sort of skeleton of the candle standing. There was heat enough, however, to . melt. oddly-shaped holes in the thin walls of wax, and the result was a beautiful lace-like cylinder of white, with a: tongue of yellow flame burning inside .of it and sending out into the darkness many streaks 6f light. “THE LACK OF MEN. ser as ial ae THE “TRANSCRIPT, Published every eveni ; Sundays and Legal Holidays by by . . BROWN & CcarLErs! 8 N.P. bomeebabaats’ RESUMED BUSINESS. GEO. WILLIAM DURST Formerly of the New York akery, has opened a First-Class Bakery = the Transeript Block, 7a mimercial doors — his old‘ Pod where he.isLUMBER YARD T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lumber Yard on upper B. street, adjoining his residence, where he willconstantly keep a full assortment of all kinds of Building and Mining Lum-~ ber, " L, 8. OALRINS. LIBERTY > BELL Complexion St SUBSCRIPTION RATES. o i Ree Sek Se ee: ie ne Year it gastos. < at q Per Week. 7 15 S ay paid in idea Pee @0 cents per month. That is the way. you find 6 panes dollar when you e it out of your pockBut the best way to ADVERTISING TISING RATES. ; Made known on n application. ri find The lr of Your Daddies. is to advertise your business in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the territory it covers.§ [Such a paper is “Entered at the postales at Nevada City as. @ second-class matter. aS _. BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Beead, Pies and Cakes. FANCY’ PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER . Weddiug Cakes a Svecialty. f@FFresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Constantly on hand. TELEHHONE 31. Including — Aastic. Flooring, ORT OF THR —* Shakes, Aa yilitornis. Tn Kruger, de. tc., Etc. “NEVADA ( CITY. r, LINE WITH: Tu AGE OF — THE BEST QUALITY To 10 BE HAD. IN THIS MARKET. Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. This Soap contains BUTTERMILK in proportions that render it very soothing to the Skin. r We GUARANTEE to not substitute in putting: up Prescriptions. __H, DICKERTIAN & CO. § DRUGS AND STATIONERY, NEW * Kruger, 6 execu. ruger, eceased, herein their pe. er of this Court to mortgage that n the city of ie aed be Calfornia, wy. the in. a sire 2 BF Sor Minturn i weltng along said ; rsection h the i See a b nam ne ‘one feet; thence at tion with the said mue tothe pointof ty for the purpose ;than $3,000 for a ) years. Fishes ee that a ar y, the the Oak day of irt-room of said t the hour of 10 then and there to save, why said real by said exeoresaid, or for such rt shall seem meet, ito the petition on ticulars. that a copy of this four (4) aes ily TRANSO published . in ie aut IN CALDWELL, Judge, editors. /UTKE, DECEASED yen by the eee the estate of Au > creditors an all gainst the said dewith the necessary ionths after the first e to the said Admin1e store of Schmidt vada City, Nevada ‘W. SCHMIDT, gh of August y for Estate. ON. , Sacramento, Califo 3IVEN TO ALEXANreves, Alex Durbin, burne, Edwin Nonals Tiern n, W. H. Cole, ey,and to all whom i x describedlands 8 ists by the Central Pa-@ under its yrant and into Land Distr.ct and ned protests filed with e Gencral Land Office ¢s id land toraid rail ofthe mineral char mmigsioner of Lette red a hearing to deter [ft lands, whe-her mn ablication and persontl nterest. d that under said inill be had befure the ‘vhis office at 10 o’clock to determine the true ig described lands: : lot 2of Section 351. of ‘ectron 5, T. rut ec. 17, T. 16N,,R.$ e* and 6 of Sec. 11,1 W. 4 of Sec. 11,T.1i ce you are hereby ci ef sh evidence ax you ma racter of said lands. n by any person inte THOMAS biggie Register. }HAS. F. GARDNER, Receiver. int Notice. er Mining, Company pal of businessa Cunt , Californ rra County, Cal. pn that at a meeting ° 3 held on the 10th day % oe of pds 3 eents spa 2 ease H n Juan, ch this assessment sh 2th day of June. 1 “ advertised for sale # Monday, the is mad! ay, the 6th day® és linquent assessmett advertisment and « der of the Board of ? GERMAN, Seeretary. tel, San Juan, 4 Mmnons. COURT OF THE STA and forthe County ¢ ilroad Company, Pie the Defendant. Court 9 ayia an for the Co Sa of "era sed McCormack, Defend sige to a) the abo’ you Ne Superior Court of # in and f for the County ° wer the Complaint 2° reed (exclusive of the @! , seryice on you ° ‘Nevad jevada County i" with Regd days. to foreclose according sig of at a tors with ipneren. eer i . Plumbing I make a adectat loy the best tite beat mis terinis. lowest. of it. Lemen and use Prices the Stoves ge Z Morning Light Pat. Todd. Heater Sunbeam: Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood And others Heating Stoves . Cooking Stoves My stock of . Hardware Py aad Spo) season by all -scompletest I ever offered As for is this Tinware 7a: There is nothing of thes kind that you cannot Telephone No. 90. BAT. THE : ——ee WHITE HOUSE a One Tt of LADIES’ DRIVING GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to 75 cents a pair. 4-Batton SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to ‘; 10 Elegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 a pair. SING OUT SAL on sale when you et] my store. Plain and decorated , rockery In profusion to_ suit. all tastes and purses, I am sure an please you in this Gepartinenks to 42, below cost. Our entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at a sacrifice. If you want b © mps Remember that I make ec ins to the most sinborkte ‘will be found here. : All kinds of Vire Fencing jiiing‘and le cheep. fave plain and fancy. a The best of . Paints, Oils snfcitr eee ics. feady mixed Paint so. Fine stock of : AND CUTLERY, representa ‘irearms i the int aerg and the best products of the leading GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59 Pine Street. NEVADA CITY. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are for sale at a-bargain. THE WHITE HOUSE, B, NEWMAN & CO. : A. ISOARD & SON, “Wholesale. :..++ Liquor Dealers, CITIZENS BANK ‘Enterprise Brewing Co. Clnconporated 187.) {MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN THE WORLD. CAPITAL. uthorized and mere’, $2v0,000 dup in coin, ~ ees we “$0,000 ivided 0 e ° 22,000 OFFICERS. acienneetaa We Pay No High Rents! re _We Employ No Drummers ! . . We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. A. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. HN T. MORGAN E. MORGAN DIRECTORS. JouN T, Moran, DLE. M a. R. M. Hons, moO. M. HUGHES, is SORA A 4 CORRESPONDENTS. Nev York—National Bank of North Amer§ 2 Franeiseo—First st National Bank. Sacramento—Natto nk of D. O. Mills a ‘aaa Sight D reegaeeene in J oh on of a sable habe signe tp Co ifections on any oa of the United States Highe at price paid for County and State Gold ond Si Silver ten: Bank iitenaia an an office at Grass Valwhere a general Banking Business is ° Ladies’ $75. Men's $85. Built and guaranteed by the Largest High Grade Biovele Warranted the BEST of all HIGH G! Tilustrated catalogue free. i Address, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 eneeice We.want a live Agent in Nevada City, LES ae SUMMER SUITS.. Tailored to Order in the i nielies byte of the art. Latest Cut, Best Goods, Finest Triemnrings, High Grade Work.

ree Lie Resident Agent at Valley. L. BOWMAN. \ ° J.¥. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, . Dentists. oe in Odd i PLATE WORK ASPECIALTY. ¥ DONE ett E EB: “DULAC, . [Merchant Tailor _ Cc. Ww. Chapman, DENTISTS. ; sole ibe, Nevada Matter That Is Really Hecoming Emberrassing in Society Circles. A very dear friend of mine gives several dances during the year at intervals and as she always allows me to express my opinions freely, I asked her why she cury. daughters, two married, and the last -earcely in her teens: your son only attends your dances beeause you happen to be his mother. Men come to then: ‘or the sake of the supper, which, is always execellent, and for the” billiardoom, to which they managt to find heir way. Nota few of them leave their ‘ard with the butler befure they go in arder to avoid the conventional Visit. “Surely these entertainments are get‘ing more farcialevery year. Give them .wp; réplace them by dinner parties and. ‘ct me eRoose whom T will take in to iiimer.”, My hostess gaye me one of-her ost’ fascinating smiles and said she could invite 150 people to a dance, but not to « dinner party. That,was practieally all her defense. Meanwhile ihe iack of men°ie becoming so embarrass: ing that many hostesses send biank ecards of. invitation to their tutimate friends, bidding them collect eligible male dancers. Is not this a burlesque of hospitality? I do not think that, 2 hostess fe Tigh{ to ask, oc a man to ae cept, an‘invitation toa house where he -_knows—nobody, There: are, of course, exceptional circumstances, go to prove the rule. Iam prepared to become secretary to an antiprivate dancing league: provided the salary be munificent and the labors light. CIGARETTES AND WHEELS. ANeged Increase of Smoking Among “s Women Who Ride Bicycles. The statement that the sale of cigars and cigarettes is steadily decreasing is not borne out by the government statistics, says the New York Sun. For the ten months of the fiscal year ending April 30, 1896, the cigars manufactured ‘or home consumption only. in this vountry numbered 3,508,200,487, or an ‘nerease of 68,458,754 over the last fiscal year. In cigarettes an even greater in-tease is recorded, the total product for he first ten months for home covsumpof 617,804,480, Consequently 1he state} ment of a decrease, which was attribuied to the bicycle, is false. Sy As & matter of fact, there has been a «reat inerease in. cigarette smoking through the popularity of the bicycle. This, it is stated, is due lnrgely to cigirette. smoking by women, who, very snuny of them, are well equipped with tiny cigarette cases, cigarettes and matehes, A firm niaking high-grade . cigarettes specially adapted to the taste of women than for mep; and the number of special private brands, bearing the name ond address, or crest and motto of the customers, is incréasigog daily. Some ‘women bicyclists now hand out a cigarétte bearing the nae in place of @-yisiting card. Some of these privat: Brands made for New York’ wom"n cost five dollars per 100. ne ere STRONG OF. WING. irda Are Able to intieg: “Qeiee Serious iujuries Even Upon: There uie a good many birds whose pretty bard blows, capable of bewildering & man, if several of the birds @ttacked liim at once. Some birds depend cn their wings as weapons -to be used in the duels for sweethearts.Forest and Stream told some years ago about an owl whose wing was broken by a dove it had sought to capture and make a‘ meal of. A correspondent of the © National Druggist tells of his first.surgical case in the state of Arkansas. -A market hunter .on Swan lake, near Shawnee Village plantation, was hunting at night with a light, when a band of swans, bewildered by~the fire, came flying that way. ‘The hunter, who was to save his head, and the left one was struck by the wing of a bird, and both the ulna-and the radius his forearm were brokei. : The Sun recently told of a*Port Jervis farmer who was knocked from a tree by a flight, of wild geese during a fog, and Forest and Stream has several men who were dazed by birds flying against their heads, partridges (ruffed grouse) being the rs offenders. wave them, says the New York Mer. “You have,” I said, “only three . ti on being 3, 338,147,300, or-an increase . cigarettes is now turning out. more . Strength of wing is sufficient to sirike. in a little pirogue, threw up his arms: Li een ry times in the past 20 years told about . Works Wonders. Harness and § sadilety _ CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, Bi oad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following Prices for Casir Only: Single Harness . Dou ie Harness. press Whips Ffour-horse AWiips Sweat Pads, per pair. . ke Mi eh a Soa: Bias eats MO oe hen gee o-Horse Whi Best Harness Oil, Gloves Notice To Taxpayers. Notice is hereby given that I will be at the City Hall on and after MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1896, And until Monday, August 3, between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for the purpose of collecting City Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o'clock P. M. . B. GETCHELL, City Marshal CLANCY & TAMBLYN Horseshoers and Farriers, = Pallding Broad st., Nevada City, are is gph to do all work in their line in the aaapaati and at the most reasonable PHILIP HILD» Has opened a shop on Broad street, next door above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is prepared to make to order BOOTS AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work secentent. 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Give hima trial and he will please-you CRONK BEER ICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROpes the Kronk Beer Manufactory, pring: stré «will be ready to deliver Spouah beer al out the : x $ First of July : He guarantees the artigle to be of the best if cash orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompfattention@R > FOR SALE: A SPAN OF GENTLE MULESS A ‘CHILD can handle them. 10 weight 2300. Also a fine Studebaker = Brickwork . Also . PATCHING AND WHITING, . ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, CEMENT WORK a Spécialty. ‘O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent heicon: ~ SCHMIDT oe ' .Nevada City, Cal. In all their branches. Do You Want a Good Drink? . Then Try PARN ELL’S: ‘JESSE “MOORE,” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CASTLEWOOD” Whiskies. Hennessy's Brandy and “avink * 's Gennine Irish Porter. _“ THE RECEPTION,” “. \s . {15 : seh on the Plaza. ufficient hes make you FEEL} covered wagon, nearly new. Bed of 10 feet long, with two seats, will be 30 reasonable terms. . Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. WHEBLIHAN capes Corner Broad and Pine strecte, kee mon the very ver: best brands of WINES, LIQUO: CIGARS. Agents for _Ruhstaller’s @ut Edge ie Beer. s THE BEST OF WORK. F THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. ,“e ¥ou will always flud this motto prevailgatmy Hovey: Wood Working and Repair Shop . ~PURNING and BAND.SAW ee all ebren on hand. Re 4. CW BISENBURGER, Successor to. 0. C. Percival, CITY. and promptly Tel, No. 41144. ene . By Brown & Calkins, HEALTH ; ACCIDENT __ INSURANCE, Pali utal Ai hid Association NS Z San Francisco, Cal. eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, accord S week pation, from rire x Koen when re ey to work throug! ori PAY, if you are igor killed, W. when you areFas ~ & a Pa a = \de-to order aud at reason~*} $2000 at ES are sick, ee an with ia sick ar WILL or bot! ang nd eae ite Protect: iy: prsines month. Also issues You cannot lose. a mninnatl "$5.00 life me membership LIFE INSURANCE. es of Life I: ear g death ar “sid ne e IF penser: 2%, disa) idelity d. 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