July 27, 1897 (4 pages)

> ‘Montana last March under contract as a number of friends last evening at Ce he Nie _ . Rev. J. Sims has gone to San Fran__, A telegram from Tolédo, Ohio, under . cisco on a business tri ee . date of last Wednésdar, says: ‘. _-E M. Bachelder, the cracker man of Wik ae eee -. Mr. and Mrs. Claus Shelman of De-. San Francisco, isintown. : cesar flance have just received a letter from. P. B. Bradley returned Inst evening . iy tke Foltn Gk told odechy oP their son Fred, who has been in Alaska from‘a trip to San Francisco. . 7 Will ‘Valley. dist ‘ tif the d SS bre. would a since last March, which discredits the . golden stories that have been{ exciting} the people of the West for several weeks, _Mr. Shelman went to Alaska from ing’s train from San Francisco. Page rt Dr Sen Renin & prespector. A number of men were. dn the party and they will all return to . places, Montana this month. Shelman says there is absolutely no truth in the fabulous stories that come from Alaska, , -and.that the gold fleldsithere are prac. tically barren. He says there is a great searcity of food in that section. The saffering there and the enormous the morning train for San . ona visit. to friends. the barest necessities of life, he -says,. ing’s train. ~ shouid deter any thinking man from going East soon. country a second thought. A Newspaper’s. Enemiés. The Press and Printer truthfully his way to Sun Franciaco. remarks as follows: : : : A newspaperman without enemies is. City, who vicious and lawless never like a bold . ‘#@ir way home. fearless newspaper publisher and he should be proud of their enmity. There visit two or.three weeks. f re troublesome, co} entl pathy abate stounsepmncppintisteads Mg ge oo Mitchell and ‘more to be feared. First and foremost is the man who owes a newspaper an wants an office and Complains because . f°F their home in Sen Franéiaco. the newspaper -cannot constantly . y ALUE OF A HYPHEN, champion his cause; he is pretty likely to become anenemy., The man who wauts to shape the policy of the paper . The Yery Narrow Escape Fruit Had From and is not allowed to do sois a sure th Fre enemy. But the meanest enemy of all ] é List. is the man a newspaper has befriended. A telegram from Washington, D. C., and who deliberately condemns the . dated Tuesday last, says: sheet after securing from it all the. The omission of & hyphen inthe assistance he possibly can. The news-. present tariff bill would have meant a paper can to some extent respect an . loss of $1,000,000 in the revenues’ of the open and avowed enemy, but an ingrate,. Government had this omission not under any circumstances, is beneath! been discovered today. by Treasury excontempt. perts who are carefully going over the : Fite caer bill as finally passed by. the Senate. Going to the Mountains, The clause, as printed under the head, Two young men with an old sorrel . “free list,” reads: horse on which a small amount of bed-. “8,912. “Fruit plants, tropical and ding and « very limited camping outfit . ®°™i-tropical, for the parpose of. propwas packed passed through town this . #8@tion or cultivation.” moruing about 7:30.o’clock. Both men}. + walked in the middle of the road, . one . t¢ words fruit and plants placed fruit leading the horse and the other carry-. ©" the free list, when, as a matter of ing a watermelon that. waspurchased . f@ct, all kinds of fruit are dutiable, the at one of the fruit stands. They were . Tvenue from which annually amounts evidently on their way to the moun-. ‘t© more than $1,000,000. tains on a camping and prospecting. Under the construction of the United trip and in no rush to get there nor , States courts in all disputed tariff duparticular about conveniences or exalco Senet of the doubt has been. cic Pee cise The tariff conferees were advised this in Plaintiff’s Favor. afternoon of the discovery made and Justice Mulloy yesterday decided the omitted hyphen will be in the case of Mrs. C, Austin vs.J. L. its proper place. Postélwaite in favor of the plaintiff. ete One of thé Minofity. Suit was brought to eject Postelwaite ——_—_— from a house belonging to Mrs. Austin. _ S°®8tor Tirey L, Ford was present at in Willow Valley. Postelwaite claimed ae Trans-Mississippi Congress held. at : t Lake City last week, and was one that the lease had not expirea, but eviof th hades. ot the ties dence introduced by plaintiff showed SAAT IY. comm. oR that it had. A stay of execution was refused defendant, who will be obliged to vacate the premises. George L. Hughes appeared as counsel for defendant, and E. B. Power for plaintiff, adoption of a free silver resolution. Humoks In Tae Bwoop, boils, pimples, scrofula sores, are promptly eradicated by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True ] Blood Purifier, nerve tonic and: health Sixty Days in the County Jail. builder. That is the penalty that Charles Laughlin must pay for disturbing the} . Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy to peace Sunday night. Justice Holbrook Operate, Cure indigestion, biliousness. sentenced him last evening. After his . 25°ee ee sterm expires he se hae gor Laat N. S. G W., Notice, ‘ing an officer and for attempting to break jail, which charges will no doubt . The regular meeting of Hydranlic keep him in jail some time before he . F@rlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held can get the matter “squared.” Laughthis evening and a full attendance ‘is. delin is the party who shot and wounded sired, By order, Dr. Pritchard at Sierraville two years Cass. Wormer; Pres. ago this fall, but in that affair we be-. =. J. Morgan, Sony: lieve he was justified. ee Something New. Hill's Mixed Flavoring Spices, at J AOKSON’S. ee » a2detf nt A Pleasant Event, ‘Mrs. john Hamilton gave a party to: Fine Goods. Van Camp’s, Macearoni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s. Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P, G. Seadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. j23 To Ice Consamers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to her home on Mainstreet. The leading amusements were card playing and fortune telling, the latter by an amateur seeréss of no mean ability, whose prophecies of the future and. readings of the past. quite. astonished her subjects. The guests were nicely entertained and the evening was one of genuine pleasure to all. suit to any part of the city. Orders Accused af Horse Stealing. left at the ice h the Plaza will Elisha Moore was arrested yesterday. be promptly attended to. tf on a complaint charging him re (eee aemeeemenees horse stealing, which was sworn to Charles Dickinson, who lives » near flain Street, Nevada City. Rough and Ready. Moore claims that the horse belongs, to:him. The case}) a. NORTHWAY, -' Proprietor ‘will come up before Justice Holbrook} — Na ey F. Farrant, Chico, = ~~ ‘ _ sgt, a J. L. Postelwaite, Willow Valley, William H. Andrews has been ap-. Oa « e pointed agent in this city for the Twin] 4" Yyoate wer and som) Penn Valley, attention. Wroad street, one door be-} D. t, $ . : ‘R. J. W: to, aw Armory Hall — is Marden, Pike ty. Guovn’s Tasteress Onmt Tonic is. , W: HHarris, Reliet < é a perfect Malaria! ~ Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousnoss without purging. As pleasant as Lewon Syrap. It is‘as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 60e. To get tha}. ask for Grove’s. jy19-6m ie” 8. ©. Gould arrived herg on laat even-! a Mrs. H. Boavier of Gold Flat “left on . Mrs. J. Schmidt Sr. le on the morn: Dr. W, J. Houston, who has been lo-' giving the subject: of a trip to. that . cated here for some, time past, infande P. Strandberg of Brandy City, Sierra county, arrived here last evening On, H. W. Lupman and wife, of Forest have: been to Sun Francisco ely deserving of friends. The . ” % Visit, arrived here last. evening on Thomas 8. Ford and family and Miss Grace Garthe will leave tomorrew: for are other newspaper foes, however, who. 922 Francisco, where they expect to her ter, Miss Alma Mitchell, pee honest debt and will not pay it. Then been visiting Mrs. H. ©: Mills and Mrs. there is the ambitious mortal who. William Floyd, left on the noon. train The othission of the hyphen between . . resolutions, who stood out against the . } it was sonie time before he obtained fal) . Tlonday, August 2d, 1897. ~~ Readers Allliad wtih the Cloadyie. BJ. Watson arrived here on Isst from the N “Ohas. Zeitler and 0; B. Wilson, of M #mount of money to be paid to secure . Sacramento, arrived here on last even‘grounds of desertion and failure The “Olondykes” is the name of.a mew baseball club organized in: this — A challenge has: been issued to the Charlie Lees to play a day forenoon. The firemen last evening elected Richard Hddy Chief Engineer for the ensuing year, beginning the first Monday in August, elected Assistant Chief. rvOtés-were cast. Both the gentlemen give faithful attention tothe duties of . their respective offices. 4 IN CLASSIC. BOSTON. 4 Plantation Sermon That Was Indeed e 4 Geugraphical Marvel ' It is not often that a plantation ser; mon delivered by a colored. preacher is beard in a Boston church, but the Rev. : Dr. A. J. Gordon once listened to such & homily while sitting in judgment on: the ‘‘pulpit style’ of a negro minister from South Oarolina. ; i Dr. Gordon and a committee from the . white church which supported the col-' ored mission had entered the meeting house a little late and found the preacher delivering his sermon on the words in the Kighty-seventh Psalm, ‘‘And of . Zion it shall besaid, This and that man; waa born in her.’’ Ths preacher was . making olear the thought that wherever. a man’s home might be, liis spiritual birthplace was in Zion. Said he: ‘‘Let ua go to de’ city ob Charleston, an bubberin ober dat wicked city, let as shont down to de Lord’s children, ‘Whar wat yer born?’ An dey will boller back, #We’se born in Zion!’ ‘*An dew tet us go on to Richmond an ask de eren dere, ‘Whar war yer . born?’ dey wil] say, too, ‘We'se born in Zio: : i The cher on from city to sity, folfJowed by the audience, who expressed “their excitement by swaying back and forth, until he reached Greenland, and the Christians ‘‘libbin in dat benighted Jan’’ were asked, ‘‘ Whar /war yer born?’’ “An now, brederen,’’ hecontinued, “let us go to de north pole, an twinin our legs round de pole, let us jift up our vdices an cry, ‘Whar war yer born?’ An de Obristians dere will shout back, *We'se born in Zion!* *’ . The visiting committee, who had thought the preacher had reached the end of his journey, were astonished. For the preacher, after a physical, not: a rhetorical, panse—his wind had given out—shonted, “Brederen, let us goon, to de east pole!’’ That flight hroke down the impussive Gordon. The committee saw the self restraint of: their usually very dignified pastor give way as though struck by a glacier. He Jaughed and Jaughed, and i eelf control — Youth's Companion. Extraordinary Trnere. The advance agents of traveling exhibitions are usually careful to ascertain the peculiarities, the-merits and demerits of the halls they are to exhibit in for the benefit of ‘the performers when they arrive. One of these agents, having hired a hall in a Kentucky town, asked the proprietor of the building; ‘How are the acoustics of your hall?’ “The which?"’ said the Kentuck. ian. “The acoustics.’ ; “Well, I'll tell you,’ said th proprietor, looking a little puzzled at first and then indignant, ‘‘you see, thar was a minstrel comp'ny ‘long here "bout two. weeks ago in my @lace, an they stole ’bout everything they could lay their han’s on. I ain’t seen any coo ‘sticks round sence they was here, an jt wouldn’t s'prise mea grain ef them minstrels had gone an tuck-’em.’’—Youth’s Oompanion. Noah Was a Prophet, Sunday School Teacher—Who was Noah? Pupil—He was a weather prophet. When he said it was to rain, nobody . believed him.—Odds and Ends. ‘Notice to Tax Payers. ITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYI will be at my office in the City Hall every , day, at the hours from 9 to 12 a. M., and from ftom the purpose’ of receiving .E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal, 61 per ton. The work of beyond anywhere. sity, with Fa W. Sehihidt as captain. . game next.Sun-! John F: Hook was) Forty-three! named are competent firemen and will! Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in th: under this head for 50 cents a week. or $2. month. Each additional line 10 cents a.week or 40centsa month Payable invariably.in advance. to start.a restaurant but no one,as yet, has thought ofstarting « newspaper Situation Wanted. i there read ue By-a lady to do general housework. Apae ° > ply at New York Hotel. jy-lw A Studebaker buggy and a light buggy ; ai iis without a top, Also a horse and harness. wd ; Will be sold at a bargain. Inquire at this office. jy21tf Prove the merit of Hood's Sarsapariiia—postWanted. : Cures he in severest: forms, like . . 4 situation to do general housework is 2 ‘ni 3 wanted. by @ lady. No objection to the tetas soon oe country. Apply at the Sacramento House, Cures of Salt Rheum, with its intense itching . S¢¢ramento street. §27-.w and burning, scald head, tetter, etc. Cures of Boils, Pimples, and a For Rent. _._ . . Four furnished-housekeeping rooms with b j all modern nfences, in a desirable portion of this city, are offered for rent, Apply Jat the TraNsontPr office. j27-1w Dancing at the Grove. There will-be a social dance given every ‘. Friday evening at Ragon’s Grove, to which a general invitation is extended. Good music will be in attendance. jy24-tf able to work or walk for weeks. ” Cures of Catarrh by-expelling the impurities, feeding the nerves upon pure blood. Gures of That Tired Feeling by restoring _Strength. Send for book of cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla To ©. I, Hood & Co., Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills jis, sia"aigention. soe aed WOMEN ._. 200-& GIRL s==200 To Work on Fruit AT THE MARYSVILLE CANNERY The Largest and Best Ventilated Ca: y Workroom in California. "Office For Rent. A. nice front room in the TRANSCRIPT Block, stitable for. aw office. Enquire of F. &; 8rown, jli-tf Housekeeper Wanted. A good housekeeper is wanted. Inquire at A. Isoard & Son’s liquor store, Broad street near Pine. jl4-t? 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 hinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost new. . Will be sold cheap. Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East. Broad street. _ j16-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in small thly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSORIPT office. Those desirous of obtaining employment can leave their application on file with the Money Saved is Money Earved. Superintendent. Marysville Fruit Packing Co., G2 F. P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every Proprietors. time 7 have your Whiskers. pruned. All work first-class. Two Barbers. No. Marysville, Cal.; July 18, 1897. 526. . waiting. jy7 ; bike Freadache =For 3 1-8 Cents. Stop That Call at Dickerman’s for a package of Dr. LaRue’s Headache Powders! =. 50 CENTS A WEEK. ae >> i ae 5 } ss MARCUS Between the rst and the 2oth of July _ the business heretofore carried on by the late B: H: MILLER will be sold toFOR M. BARUH. As it is necessary to reduce the stock before the transfer is made the entire stock of clothing will be sold At Less Than Cost Remember. the sale will last thirty days and the goods will be disposed of CASH ONLY. Yours Respectfully,a & C. MILLER. PP, SS. Ait te Acconnts Deo the Firm Sheaves be Settied at Once. A Wistake : Latest Colors in and more durable, We have the Latest Styles, the Latest Lasts, and the wee ~ Wild not be made by taking . time to examine our Summer line of Shoes. . BOOTS AND OXFORDS \ At Prices that Absolutely Dety Competition, F. J. WHITE, On Broan Sr., Near Crry HAL. sibaienasiianient 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 Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. ‘Guns, Pisto! Contracts taken for ornamental work in tin o Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, . Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, en Oils; Varnishes, Brashes, Doors, Win‘. dows, Screens, Wire Netting, ote. €: Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. putting on Steel Roofing and for r galvanized iron. ~GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. (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 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 advancing and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices’ on Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Sticcessor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, > ~ > « “ a! Nevada City, Cal. . ML. & D. MARSH, ™ Manufacturers and Dealers. ' *. Offlee and Yards, . Boulder St . Neva daCity, Cal. Telephone No, 29. PURE FOOD a ee ee eer with.your Pocket Book. , ment of uick. Canned Corn. Sugar Corn from the State of Maine.:. 10 cents per can. Your Grocer is like your Doctor. trast him with your HEA who thinks of-your pocket [ OW PRICES >P FP RH Se You’ve got to LTH, and incidentally If you get hold of one k to the detriour health, you’d better drop him e make healthy customers by selling em pure. food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Tomatoes. Three pound cans, Solid Pack is gh tosane Wesseiteesssee ceseeeee LO COMES Oysters. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound Salmon. Good Alaska Saluicn,-one Ib. WME i, Io cents A full line of Cheeses such Circle X Roumatour, Genuine w caehioy ener, . as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Swiss and Limburger. WOLF’S CASH GROCERY. . CAIRO . The New Health Coffee. W. G. RICHARDS, = ~ — Sole Agen.

> ‘Montana last March under contract as a number of friends last evening at Ce he Nie _ . Rev. J. Sims has gone to San Fran__, A telegram from Tolédo, Ohio, under . cisco on a business tri ee . date of last Wednésdar, says: ‘. _-E M. Bachelder, the cracker man of Wik ae eee -. Mr. and Mrs. Claus Shelman of De-. San Francisco, isintown. : cesar flance have just received a letter from. P. B. Bradley returned Inst evening . iy tke Foltn Gk told odechy oP their son Fred, who has been in Alaska from‘a trip to San Francisco. . 7 Will ‘Valley. dist ‘ tif the d SS bre. would a since last March, which discredits the . golden stories that have been{ exciting} the people of the West for several weeks, _Mr. Shelman went to Alaska from ing’s train from San Francisco. Page rt Dr Sen Renin & prespector. A number of men were. dn the party and they will all return to . places, Montana this month. Shelman says there is absolutely no truth in the fabulous stories that come from Alaska, , -and.that the gold fleldsithere are prac. tically barren. He says there is a great searcity of food in that section. The saffering there and the enormous the morning train for San . ona visit. to friends. the barest necessities of life, he -says,. ing’s train. ~ shouid deter any thinking man from going East soon. country a second thought. A Newspaper’s. Enemiés. The Press and Printer truthfully his way to Sun Franciaco. remarks as follows: : : : A newspaperman without enemies is. City, who vicious and lawless never like a bold . ‘#@ir way home. fearless newspaper publisher and he should be proud of their enmity. There visit two or.three weeks. f re troublesome, co} entl pathy abate stounsepmncppintisteads Mg ge oo Mitchell and ‘more to be feared. First and foremost is the man who owes a newspaper an wants an office and Complains because . f°F their home in Sen Franéiaco. the newspaper -cannot constantly . y ALUE OF A HYPHEN, champion his cause; he is pretty likely to become anenemy., The man who wauts to shape the policy of the paper . The Yery Narrow Escape Fruit Had From and is not allowed to do sois a sure th Fre enemy. But the meanest enemy of all ] é List. is the man a newspaper has befriended. A telegram from Washington, D. C., and who deliberately condemns the . dated Tuesday last, says: sheet after securing from it all the. The omission of & hyphen inthe assistance he possibly can. The news-. present tariff bill would have meant a paper can to some extent respect an . loss of $1,000,000 in the revenues’ of the open and avowed enemy, but an ingrate,. Government had this omission not under any circumstances, is beneath! been discovered today. by Treasury excontempt. perts who are carefully going over the : Fite caer bill as finally passed by. the Senate. Going to the Mountains, The clause, as printed under the head, Two young men with an old sorrel . “free list,” reads: horse on which a small amount of bed-. “8,912. “Fruit plants, tropical and ding and « very limited camping outfit . ®°™i-tropical, for the parpose of. propwas packed passed through town this . #8@tion or cultivation.” moruing about 7:30.o’clock. Both men}. + walked in the middle of the road, . one . t¢ words fruit and plants placed fruit leading the horse and the other carry-. ©" the free list, when, as a matter of ing a watermelon that. waspurchased . f@ct, all kinds of fruit are dutiable, the at one of the fruit stands. They were . Tvenue from which annually amounts evidently on their way to the moun-. ‘t© more than $1,000,000. tains on a camping and prospecting. Under the construction of the United trip and in no rush to get there nor , States courts in all disputed tariff duparticular about conveniences or exalco Senet of the doubt has been. cic Pee cise The tariff conferees were advised this in Plaintiff’s Favor. afternoon of the discovery made and Justice Mulloy yesterday decided the omitted hyphen will be in the case of Mrs. C, Austin vs.J. L. its proper place. Postélwaite in favor of the plaintiff. ete One of thé Minofity. Suit was brought to eject Postelwaite ——_—_— from a house belonging to Mrs. Austin. _ S°®8tor Tirey L, Ford was present at in Willow Valley. Postelwaite claimed ae Trans-Mississippi Congress held. at : t Lake City last week, and was one that the lease had not expirea, but eviof th hades. ot the ties dence introduced by plaintiff showed SAAT IY. comm. oR that it had. A stay of execution was refused defendant, who will be obliged to vacate the premises. George L. Hughes appeared as counsel for defendant, and E. B. Power for plaintiff, adoption of a free silver resolution. Humoks In Tae Bwoop, boils, pimples, scrofula sores, are promptly eradicated by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True ] Blood Purifier, nerve tonic and: health Sixty Days in the County Jail. builder. That is the penalty that Charles Laughlin must pay for disturbing the} . Hoop’s Pitts are easy to take, easy to peace Sunday night. Justice Holbrook Operate, Cure indigestion, biliousness. sentenced him last evening. After his . 25°ee ee sterm expires he se hae gor Laat N. S. G W., Notice, ‘ing an officer and for attempting to break jail, which charges will no doubt . The regular meeting of Hydranlic keep him in jail some time before he . F@rlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held can get the matter “squared.” Laughthis evening and a full attendance ‘is. delin is the party who shot and wounded sired, By order, Dr. Pritchard at Sierraville two years Cass. Wormer; Pres. ago this fall, but in that affair we be-. =. J. Morgan, Sony: lieve he was justified. ee Something New. Hill's Mixed Flavoring Spices, at J AOKSON’S. ee » a2detf nt A Pleasant Event, ‘Mrs. john Hamilton gave a party to: Fine Goods. Van Camp’s, Macearoni and Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s. Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P, G. Seadden, Commercial street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. j23 To Ice Consamers. The Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice in quantities to her home on Mainstreet. The leading amusements were card playing and fortune telling, the latter by an amateur seeréss of no mean ability, whose prophecies of the future and. readings of the past. quite. astonished her subjects. The guests were nicely entertained and the evening was one of genuine pleasure to all. suit to any part of the city. Orders Accused af Horse Stealing. left at the ice h the Plaza will Elisha Moore was arrested yesterday. be promptly attended to. tf on a complaint charging him re (eee aemeeemenees horse stealing, which was sworn to Charles Dickinson, who lives » near flain Street, Nevada City. Rough and Ready. Moore claims that the horse belongs, to:him. The case}) a. NORTHWAY, -' Proprietor ‘will come up before Justice Holbrook} — Na ey F. Farrant, Chico, = ~~ ‘ _ sgt, a J. L. Postelwaite, Willow Valley, William H. Andrews has been ap-. Oa « e pointed agent in this city for the Twin] 4" Yyoate wer and som) Penn Valley, attention. Wroad street, one door be-} D. t, $ . : ‘R. J. W: to, aw Armory Hall — is Marden, Pike ty. Guovn’s Tasteress Onmt Tonic is. , W: HHarris, Reliet < é a perfect Malaria! ~ Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousnoss without purging. As pleasant as Lewon Syrap. It is‘as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 60e. To get tha}. ask for Grove’s. jy19-6m ie” 8. ©. Gould arrived herg on laat even-! a Mrs. H. Boavier of Gold Flat “left on . Mrs. J. Schmidt Sr. le on the morn: Dr. W, J. Houston, who has been lo-' giving the subject: of a trip to. that . cated here for some, time past, infande P. Strandberg of Brandy City, Sierra county, arrived here last evening On, H. W. Lupman and wife, of Forest have: been to Sun Francisco ely deserving of friends. The . ” % Visit, arrived here last. evening on Thomas 8. Ford and family and Miss Grace Garthe will leave tomorrew: for are other newspaper foes, however, who. 922 Francisco, where they expect to her ter, Miss Alma Mitchell, pee honest debt and will not pay it. Then been visiting Mrs. H. ©: Mills and Mrs. there is the ambitious mortal who. William Floyd, left on the noon. train The othission of the hyphen between . . resolutions, who stood out against the . } it was sonie time before he obtained fal) . Tlonday, August 2d, 1897. ~~ Readers Allliad wtih the Cloadyie. BJ. Watson arrived here on Isst from the N “Ohas. Zeitler and 0; B. Wilson, of M #mount of money to be paid to secure . Sacramento, arrived here on last even‘grounds of desertion and failure The “Olondykes” is the name of.a mew baseball club organized in: this — A challenge has: been issued to the Charlie Lees to play a day forenoon. The firemen last evening elected Richard Hddy Chief Engineer for the ensuing year, beginning the first Monday in August, elected Assistant Chief. rvOtés-were cast. Both the gentlemen give faithful attention tothe duties of . their respective offices. 4 IN CLASSIC. BOSTON. 4 Plantation Sermon That Was Indeed e 4 Geugraphical Marvel ' It is not often that a plantation ser; mon delivered by a colored. preacher is beard in a Boston church, but the Rev. : Dr. A. J. Gordon once listened to such & homily while sitting in judgment on: the ‘‘pulpit style’ of a negro minister from South Oarolina. ; i Dr. Gordon and a committee from the . white church which supported the col-' ored mission had entered the meeting house a little late and found the preacher delivering his sermon on the words in the Kighty-seventh Psalm, ‘‘And of . Zion it shall besaid, This and that man; waa born in her.’’ Ths preacher was . making olear the thought that wherever. a man’s home might be, liis spiritual birthplace was in Zion. Said he: ‘‘Let ua go to de’ city ob Charleston, an bubberin ober dat wicked city, let as shont down to de Lord’s children, ‘Whar wat yer born?’ An dey will boller back, #We’se born in Zion!’ ‘*An dew tet us go on to Richmond an ask de eren dere, ‘Whar war yer . born?’ dey wil] say, too, ‘We'se born in Zio: : i The cher on from city to sity, folfJowed by the audience, who expressed “their excitement by swaying back and forth, until he reached Greenland, and the Christians ‘‘libbin in dat benighted Jan’’ were asked, ‘‘ Whar /war yer born?’’ “An now, brederen,’’ hecontinued, “let us go to de north pole, an twinin our legs round de pole, let us jift up our vdices an cry, ‘Whar war yer born?’ An de Obristians dere will shout back, *We'se born in Zion!* *’ . The visiting committee, who had thought the preacher had reached the end of his journey, were astonished. For the preacher, after a physical, not: a rhetorical, panse—his wind had given out—shonted, “Brederen, let us goon, to de east pole!’’ That flight hroke down the impussive Gordon. The committee saw the self restraint of: their usually very dignified pastor give way as though struck by a glacier. He Jaughed and Jaughed, and

i eelf control — Youth's Companion. Extraordinary Trnere. The advance agents of traveling exhibitions are usually careful to ascertain the peculiarities, the-merits and demerits of the halls they are to exhibit in for the benefit of ‘the performers when they arrive. One of these agents, having hired a hall in a Kentucky town, asked the proprietor of the building; ‘How are the acoustics of your hall?’ “The which?"’ said the Kentuck. ian. “The acoustics.’ ; “Well, I'll tell you,’ said th proprietor, looking a little puzzled at first and then indignant, ‘‘you see, thar was a minstrel comp'ny ‘long here "bout two. weeks ago in my @lace, an they stole ’bout everything they could lay their han’s on. I ain’t seen any coo ‘sticks round sence they was here, an jt wouldn’t s'prise mea grain ef them minstrels had gone an tuck-’em.’’—Youth’s Oompanion. Noah Was a Prophet, Sunday School Teacher—Who was Noah? Pupil—He was a weather prophet. When he said it was to rain, nobody . believed him.—Odds and Ends. ‘Notice to Tax Payers. ITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYI will be at my office in the City Hall every , day, at the hours from 9 to 12 a. M., and from ftom the purpose’ of receiving .E. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal, 61 per ton. The work of beyond anywhere. sity, with Fa W. Sehihidt as captain. . game next.Sun-! John F: Hook was) Forty-three! named are competent firemen and will! Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in th: under this head for 50 cents a week. or $2. month. Each additional line 10 cents a.week or 40centsa month Payable invariably.in advance. to start.a restaurant but no one,as yet, has thought ofstarting « newspaper Situation Wanted. i there read ue By-a lady to do general housework. Apae ° > ply at New York Hotel. jy-lw A Studebaker buggy and a light buggy ; ai iis without a top, Also a horse and harness. wd ; Will be sold at a bargain. Inquire at this office. jy21tf Prove the merit of Hood's Sarsapariiia—postWanted. : Cures he in severest: forms, like . . 4 situation to do general housework is 2 ‘ni 3 wanted. by @ lady. No objection to the tetas soon oe country. Apply at the Sacramento House, Cures of Salt Rheum, with its intense itching . S¢¢ramento street. §27-.w and burning, scald head, tetter, etc. Cures of Boils, Pimples, and a For Rent. _._ . . Four furnished-housekeeping rooms with b j all modern nfences, in a desirable portion of this city, are offered for rent, Apply Jat the TraNsontPr office. j27-1w Dancing at the Grove. There will-be a social dance given every ‘. Friday evening at Ragon’s Grove, to which a general invitation is extended. Good music will be in attendance. jy24-tf able to work or walk for weeks. ” Cures of Catarrh by-expelling the impurities, feeding the nerves upon pure blood. Gures of That Tired Feeling by restoring _Strength. Send for book of cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla To ©. I, Hood & Co., Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills jis, sia"aigention. soe aed WOMEN ._. 200-& GIRL s==200 To Work on Fruit AT THE MARYSVILLE CANNERY The Largest and Best Ventilated Ca: y Workroom in California. "Office For Rent. A. nice front room in the TRANSCRIPT Block, stitable for. aw office. Enquire of F. &; 8rown, jli-tf Housekeeper Wanted. A good housekeeper is wanted. Inquire at A. Isoard & Son’s liquor store, Broad street near Pine. jl4-t? 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 hinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles almost new. . Will be sold cheap. Inquire at the residence of M. Rosenberg, East. Broad street. _ j16-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in small thly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSORIPT office. Those desirous of obtaining employment can leave their application on file with the Money Saved is Money Earved. Superintendent. Marysville Fruit Packing Co., G2 F. P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every Proprietors. time 7 have your Whiskers. pruned. All work first-class. Two Barbers. No. Marysville, Cal.; July 18, 1897. 526. . waiting. jy7 ; bike Freadache =For 3 1-8 Cents. Stop That Call at Dickerman’s for a package of Dr. LaRue’s Headache Powders! =. 50 CENTS A WEEK. ae >> i ae 5 } ss MARCUS Between the rst and the 2oth of July _ the business heretofore carried on by the late B: H: MILLER will be sold toFOR M. BARUH. As it is necessary to reduce the stock before the transfer is made the entire stock of clothing will be sold At Less Than Cost Remember. the sale will last thirty days and the goods will be disposed of CASH ONLY. Yours Respectfully,a & C. MILLER. PP, SS. Ait te Acconnts Deo the Firm Sheaves be Settied at Once. A Wistake : Latest Colors in and more durable, We have the Latest Styles, the Latest Lasts, and the wee ~ Wild not be made by taking . time to examine our Summer line of Shoes. . BOOTS AND OXFORDS \ At Prices that Absolutely Dety Competition, F. J. WHITE, On Broan Sr., Near Crry HAL. sibaienasiianient 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 Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. ‘Guns, Pisto! Contracts taken for ornamental work in tin o Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, . Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, en Oils; Varnishes, Brashes, Doors, Win‘. dows, Screens, Wire Netting, ote. €: Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. putting on Steel Roofing and for r galvanized iron. ~GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. (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 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 advancing and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices’ on Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Sticcessor to Mrs. Lester & Crawford). Main Street, > ~ > « “ a! Nevada City, Cal. . ML. & D. MARSH, ™ Manufacturers and Dealers. ' *. Offlee and Yards, . Boulder St . Neva daCity, Cal. Telephone No, 29. PURE FOOD a ee ee eer with.your Pocket Book. , ment of uick. Canned Corn. Sugar Corn from the State of Maine..:. 10 cents per can. Your Grocer is like your Doctor. trast him with your HEA who thinks of-your pocket [ OW PRICES >P FP RH Se You’ve got to LTH, and incidentally If you get hold of one k to the detriour health, you’d better drop him e make healthy customers by selling em pure. food, and satisfied customers by charging them low prices. Tomatoes. Three pound cans, Solid Pack is gh tosane Wesseiteesssee ceseeeee LO COMES Oysters. Large Cove Oysters, 1 pound Salmon. Good Alaska Saluicn,-one Ib. WME i, Io cents A full line of Cheeses such Circle X Roumatour, Genuine w caehioy ener, . as Philadelphia Hand Cheese, Swiss and Limburger. WOLF’S CASH GROCERY. . CAIRO . The New Health Coffee. W. G. RICHARDS, = ~ — Sole Agen.