July 30, 1898 (4 pages)

in Town. IN, aberg Bros ange Hotel Prop’r. le BUGGIES e State. Stable. yprictor, . transient rht. Store, : mmere , Prop. ters.) of Cigars A CITY. ‘tric. Power reward for to the arand all parerfering in xr with the n either of ‘A 2 there will wires, and m do so at SABLA, JBy ty Electric T RANCE, Association. Cal. 2er Day azard of occu: reek, when unhurt aceidentlentally killed. when you are ‘al expenses. and and foot to $434.00. nembers upon ee and dues of . CE. nsurance, paye of death, and ident and sickponer paying of 15: years; ' sickness. some when you it. ciation is Pre trongest Aceciin the United with the tes hich, anes nd and. large absolute guarotection to its ad. Write SRLEY, al Manager, ee Cal. on it — EIGN PATENTS nduct d} apcatel py-righte, labels fringement suits » Court, nd us a sketch-wwygether with a \portant features course to pursue, ite and the same ha ‘ged with into us for a reof Claims, ° Ihr ig Agency. Exchange, Caliase ee ey Ancient Henne ‘MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors " Cholcest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. rs * 38TH YHAR—NO, 11668 © THE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN. & CALKINS, : ; A sleet = yor itty Cents. Per Month. t > ADVERTISING RATES, ine known on sittoler be tetera k GREAT CONCERTE} BY = Voneme OF YE TOWNES OF » NEVADA CITY & GRASS VALLEY Priday Ye 5th Day of j\ugust, MDCCCXCVIII. At Ye Nevede Theater. Ye candles will be lighted at seven ¥ ye clock, by ye towne clocke. of . Luetje & Brand and ye music will sound at 8 of ye clocke by ye same. To heare thys Greate Concerte ye goode people must pay for ye goode seats 35 cents; for ye very goode seats 50 cents, and ye children oné-half so mache. A séate will be kept without any extra money, ~ a Soft as Satin. . : mt HOBIK 000 Takes the Lead. pronouneed hy alltobet a enna Bre market. is highly eenimaed for family pet mediSold. by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL--BARS. A. B WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, A. J. HOMANN, = = Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Baked Every. Day. ~ _ ‘Wedding Cakes to.Order_a Specialty . ’ When taking a Spin on the Turnpike be. tween Nevada City and Grass. Valley, don’t fail to Stop at Town Talk Water your Horse and Call on TT. J. STEWART, Who will serve you with A Cool Glass of Beer, A Refreshing Temperance Drink, Or a.First-class Cigar. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at: “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER: . Beer § Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke) apton on hand, such as: “Kentucky Taylor,” Moore » “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar _and “Robin Hood.” ‘The fives pnd ares : Pepper,” Five dollars will be charged for political announcements. up 4g tbs meeting of the Conventions, and none will be pole unless ~paid<for te advance, cvinisinisaiiesieiacalitshiinisalitlan REPUBLICAN. For County Clerk, FRED L. ARBOGAST. Is hereby announced s a candidate for the ae she setts Ber Sheriff. : O. K. CLOUDMAN . oftice of She as a candidate for hood & ¢ of herif of faved stanky su tof of ‘the Republican no Rigid ote rem For Sheriff. D. B. GETCHELL of Sheriff of Nevada. county, su to eres Tee "of the Hepubican om nating: convention. ii For Treasurer. ‘A.C. COOKE Is hereby. announced as a candidate for County Wraecntar of j Moudting county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. For County Treasurer. JOHN GLASSON, Of Grass Valley is hereb: sunoyeded as a candidnte for the office wnty Treasurer subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Recorder. JOHN WERRYIs hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Recarder, subject to: the decision of the inegublican nominating pases tion, For Recorder. JOHN S. GREGORY _} Announces himself a candidate for the office of the Republican nominating convention, For County Superintendent. J. G. O'NEILL Is hereby announced as a_ angie gm for the nomination of Superi of Nevada county, sMbject tothe ‘ietieion ‘of the . ’ Republican Nominating Convention. . For Superintendent of Schools, W. J. ROGERS Is hereby announced as a candidate Pi Be office of ag we ae of subject to the decison of the — nominating convention. For Superintendent of Schools. . W. A. SLEEP office of lent of Is, subject to sie Fp ea of the Republican nominating convention. 14 ermbs anneunged go 0 as a candidate chien the For Supervisor. (Fourth District.) ———e A. J: WOOD, Present Insambent, hereby announces himself a candidate for re-election, subject to the a cenisiba of the Republican’ County Con ve _ POLITICAL eee mi <7 barn ety page decisn noi satanic . 3 Is hereby. ennouneed as a candidate for the ; . of County Resorder, gubject to the decision . DEMOCRATIC. For Colaity Clerk. eee ee! a: For Sheriff. MOSES BATES: For Sheriff. ” JOHN H, PASCOR,. Ts hor hereby ennou a BB gy elstonc of rH cou, subject 1 te de . For County Treasurer. omens E. W. SCHMIDT Is hereby announced as a candidate ‘for office of Count; ieee orm to t ve 59° CENTS A WEEK Piano For Rent. Good piane ‘will _becrented: for $2.90 per month. Apply to W.H, Crawford. 26-lw s Lost.” : ? A gold-filled ‘hunting case watch, make of Klune & Floberg, Sacramento, was lost in the . : street injNevada City. .A reasonable reward. will be paid for its return to the TRANSCRIPT office. ~ Dance at Union Halt. There will be a social dance Saturday eyening, July 30th, at Union Hall, Indian Flat. All invited. Per couple 35 sents, includingsup-. per. j2i-td. Private a tie 3 a Given by an exp . teacher. All subjects thoroughly okie Arithmetic and book-keeping a speciality. Close ‘attention’ to backward scholars. Terms. Reasonable; C. ESMARTYN, care of Mrs. Quintana, Nimw-. rod Street, Nevada City, jy6. Blacksmithing and. Wagonmaking . BARTON & CHRISTENSON re. now pre-: pared to'do all kinds of. blacksmithing, and wagon work with neatness aud dispatch. Pick work and mining work a speciaity.4 New wagons and carriages built to order. Place of busimess on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. . Mrs. C. M. Mails. ‘Has brought up with her from San Francisso a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and. aynteizampd ; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters. and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {mi6-t£} Broad street,{next to Luetje & Brand's. I. L, BOWMAN. é. F. SHAW ' SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiice in Odd Fellows. Building, . Broad Reeve Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPHOEALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING: SKILLFULLY. DON: NATIONAL MARKET , Broad St., Opp. Citizaus’ Bank. C.J. NAPPZIGER, + Prop’ Poste Peep Mathes eal, e 4 UsAgeS, And.all kinds of Meats pe ow srg in a tiret t) mar Goods delivered free ws voi of charge Hams, Bacon wholesale. ry ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WYimes and Liquors OF ALL. KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. THE-GROTTO, vee Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and eve ua. ws will make your visit aj. Be ber th: : 2emember she age veel stand, Main Union Livery Stable,. MOORE visvsin ‘th Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, « Prop’r The finest turn-outs n hasounti. dnd plons oo Choi Lrg Be Wine for family and medicigel Femlly use. ial selection of Fine Wines Raueelors imporved, Swiss ear. Grouse ht here. Particula: r alk ‘aetcuting paid to emily orders. y) to send a relative, or a friend or a sweetheart. TG YY They will be pleased if a itis a good likeness of you. i in pase and retonching shows you off to advantage. UNION MARKET, Commereial St., Nevada City. i i E py = ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard. Nevada Assay Office, JAS. J. OFT; Id and ores of every Sener hupicn melted and smared. I mipling of J. R. DAVIS, Music; : Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. P. F. SIMONDS, ~ Attorney and Counselor at Law, Visita Nevada, City Grage¥ . other rpose of comanine Pe a oe "eg the Geneoe aibes y eler of Wt IN THE STATE AND Sree ‘Wines, Ales, Ligdors and C' oe. . Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ‘. Nevada City Z No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . . ———— Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention pa m aie te 9 the transpor » OOD for ee PACER. ' Crissel Bros, Dealersin = ar" . Boos Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, BAOON, Ete., Kurerore Marxet—-Commercial Street. “The Referee.” ALWAYS THE BEST OF ‘ Call-and see how."tis:your: elf. ° Commercial Street. .* omit & Hartman.James Foley Has the Finest. Candy ard Ice Booties Parlors In Nevada County, Spediaities—Home-made Candies and _ the best of ice Cream Soda. Commercial Street. Larry Fitzgerald Deals in only the very best of . One tria! will convince on ‘that it i. the right Gaimensial Steest, ou & Polkinghorn : Are Dealers in all kinds ef 4 Vegetab'es ard Fruits Fish, Ete. Free Delivery Wagon. Broad Street, next to Armory Hall. 2 Undertaking Co. GEO. A. GRAY, Manager. Pe Night calls from. Uion Hotel Telephone— Office, 281 ; Residence 283. _ Jack Scheeler Is the Up-te-Late Tailor. He keeps on hand the best stock of Foreign and Domestic Cloths in-town. He makes suits at the lowest prices. Big Reduction ® in Summer Pants. W. H. HIBBITT, Merchant Gatlor, Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA. CITY. — Summer Pants to Order, <Summer Pants to Order, = 6 00 Summer Pants to Order, 7 00 All my work is made in Nevada City. guaranteed. s NEAT, HANDY, ECONOMICAL. Gas Stoves, Hot Plates. The Nevada Gas Company is now carrying a fine line of GAS STOVES and HOT PLATES of all kinds, which: the house wife will: find very convenient during the hot summer months. They Bake, Broil Meats, : Cook Anything. Do not heat the house. Are perfectly safe. Gas Sold Cheap For Fuel. Call and see these handy ‘stoves at the office of the Nevada Gas Co. New : Vegetable, : FRUIT —aND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam &Co. 8 rp wg een of informing the people that they have opened a First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the egetabies, Fruits, ). «;cama etc, aes ‘number of “Stories df i ; ased.to feed’ from my hands every da ‘. ber expressively that the infant was ir Over the child and across to each sid $5 00): Perfect fit and first-class workmenabip : th‘chéphant ‘has Wanid tebkleghich 6) Baby It Was ing For. Marie A. Millie, in St. Ni Foes ange Mra. Millie says: have described my husband * iwWas‘at 8: station in Bengal © His work kept “him out nearly all day, and, being ill, . ‘ased to lie for hours in a long gard :o chair on the veranda, too weuk to read or enjoy any more exciting amusement’ than my eyes supplicd to me. j We had three elephants for our tents and baggage, and one dear creature and ‘béemed as genile as auy pet dog cat. One of our government chaprasis. wat, particularly devoted to ber and invari ably shared his meal of fruit or flom takes with his dunib friend Up a par ‘icularly hot day the chaprasi, foamy} surprise, placed his tiny child of. ¢ months at the elephaut’s feet. warniny her charge and was to be cared for til: hisreturu 1 myself was ap cyewitnes: #f her wonderful sagacity -Largeba ugna trees and fig trees grew around, and, to my surprise, the elephant broke off one of the former's spreading leaves, held it like.a fau in her trunk and fron: time to time gracefally waved it over the slumbering child, whether. to tem per the heat of the atmosphere or t keep off. flies, Lam onable to say — The gentle way in which she moved her feet astounded ine . I sent, for a white’ toai and some cranges, and, calling her by game (she was never chained), tried in . vain to tempt her to my side on the low veranda. Nothing would induce her i Iéave ‘her charge The warm air and monotonous wave of the swinging fap overpowered me with drowsiness, t& which 1 yielded, and. after a sleep. ot some duration, 1 was awakened by quiet, subdued snorts “beside mie Tc my surprise I found that the chaprasi had just returned to his offspring, and the elephant stood near the veranda be side me, patiently waiting and. gently asking for the tempting duinties ec bravely withstood for cver two hours Claret Not French, ‘It is curious, by the way, that the word ‘claret’ as applicable to red wine ispuknown in France, having indeed no. terser equivalent than the generic vin de bordeaux, and its origin isa by no means certain. It has heen supposed to be derived from the word clair, but the obvious objection is that it is anything but transparent, an adjective which would be much more fitly ¥ 20 ciated witb sauterne or champagnc Here it niay bs incidentally remarke:. that .in England ‘grave’ is always as. sumed to be white wine, and even Littre’s Dictionary gives ‘Grave, a white wine from the ehvirons of Grave, in the Bordeaux country.’ This, like the well known definition of ‘crab,’ is a curioué combination of blunders. In the first mniers crus of claret—viz, the Haut Brion-—is.a ‘grave.’ Secondly, there is no such village as Grave in the Gironde. Grave (more often written graves) is a special sort of sandy gravel, and the vineyards which ‘produce the wine known by that name extend along the left bank of the Garonne from just below Bordeaux to something like 20 . miles southtward.’’ Skeat derives ‘‘claret’’ from ‘‘clear,’’ the original meaning being clarified wine, in old French claret, . clairet. The word 18 obsolete in France, although, strangely enough, it. is: stil) a in this. country.—-Notes and Quetie “Wilkes and Liberty.” ~+Wilkes boldly offered bimself as « candidate for the City, and on his rejection for the county of Middlesex. The scenes of. that election beggar description and are tov well known to need it. One incident. is.too amusing to escape repetition. The Austrian embassador, the Graf von Seilern, mest solemn, and haughty of the representatives of a solemn court, was dragged from his carriage by the mob and ‘*45’’ chalked on the soles of his boots. His constantly reiterated demands for reparation, which it was impossible to-satisfy, only made him the more ridiculous. ‘‘ Wilkes and Liberty’? was the one topic of the day in letters and conversation. His bead was even adopted as a sign tor public houses, auti he Mimself told the story of the old lady who said, ‘“‘There heswings, everywhere but where he ought to be.’’—Cornhill Magazine. Making It Easy. Qld John S.—— was a rural postman in a west country district and in 8 teur dentist. On his rounds one day he met a certain farmer about to start for a six mile ride to town for the purpose of getting an aching tooth drawn. Ov seeing old Juhn, however, the farmer, distracted with pain, determined to test the old man’s skill as a tooth puller. A pair of. somewhat rusty pliers was pro duced, and after a few tugs the tooth was held Ps for the farmer to see, whe exolai y; ali, you've drawn the wrong, tooth! That isa sound one!’ _ ‘*] know that, maister,’’ said John, “but now I can get at the other bandi ar.’’—Pearson’s Weekly. —_ Many of the fruits and vegetables now eaten in England were almost unknown to our forefathers. Not until Henry VIII's time were either raspber‘ries or strawberries or chérries. grown in England, and we donot read of the ‘turnip, cauliflower and» quince being cultivated before the sixteenth century. OF. the : carrot before the seventeenth century. Wamx a girl thi thinks a care for her she begins to try to make Panmmaive ut cl A SLAVE TO DUTY a Some time before the elephant hnnt . . place, the vin de grave is as often red . . a8 white—indeed one of the four prerather rough fashion was also an ama. pO! » ) O} PONS F)ORS SONS apd, / 7 Z Pron f 0 919.20 9}0 1X0 OK mG (4 ~ eS ge ae t Made some custcmers leary. of the quality. VItis'yratifying to have these people~ now drop in with words of PRAISE . for, Ope Boag. That’ s the, way it is— we “NEW YORK RAOKET STORE, Yellow»Front, ‘Transcript Block. 1ORTORIORIGOIOOONE es F. ROSENTHAL, Fruits, Candies, Cigars Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, Purses, Ete. Agency. for the Leading Periodicals. Conuseseial Stnert, Nevada City. OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before. going elsewhere, MH. Li. & D. MARSH. suvoververnninenneannnnennyn2 = STATIONERY = E ArTTTTTTTTTTINTT TNT __—m_At DICKERMAN’S. I have-inereased my stock and added many new features. LADIES wilt find the only complete line of French, American and Crepe Gissue Hl new stock, *» KH a ea A: Fine Box. of Stationery fur 25 Cents. G@xiwauiuie> ©©608050 Drugs, Stationery, @ DICKERMAN’S.¢) Pot Supplies QOOOQOQOOO Cor. Pine and Commercial/Sts. EY ES RIGHT! And Everything Else Right. The carload of NEW POTATOES just received at my store are sound as a bell, mealy when cooked and .of excellent flavor. Try them. My stock of Fresh, Pure Groceries and Provisions. are always up to the standard, and customers are given the best bargains. Sole Agent. for Woodiaid Creamery Butter. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, —— COPMERCIAL STRARTANEVADASITY. 3 A. B. WOLE, = CASH GROCER. — » papers in this city. Lowest Prices. Best Goods, . Largest Assortment. We*have always-on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, /Bone"less Sardines etc. Remember we are. Sole Agents for Douglass Butter and Robin Hooa Whisky. Affull line of Breakfast: Goods : Grandfather-Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled * Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flonr, etc. ” him, : / PREMIUM GIVEN TO GACH, CUSTOMER. rata coop GOODS at Lowest Prices. TOBACCO, NOTIONS, STATIONERY

in Town. IN, aberg Bros ange Hotel Prop’r. le BUGGIES e State. Stable. yprictor, . transient rht. Store, : mmere , Prop. ters.) of Cigars A CITY. ‘tric. Power reward for to the arand all parerfering in xr with the n either of ‘A 2 there will wires, and m do so at SABLA, JBy ty Electric T RANCE, Association. Cal. 2er Day azard of occu: reek, when unhurt aceidentlentally killed. when you are ‘al expenses. and and foot to $434.00. nembers upon ee and dues of . CE.. nsurance, paye of death, and ident and sickponer paying of 15: years; ' sickness. some when you it. ciation is Pre trongest Aceciin the United with the tes hich, anes nd and. large absolute guarotection to its ad. Write SRLEY, al Manager, ee Cal. on it — EIGN PATENTS nduct d} apcatel py-righte, labels fringement suits » Court, nd us a sketch-wwygether with a \portant features course to pursue, ite and the same ha ‘ged with into us for a reof Claims, ° Ihr ig Agency. Exchange, Caliase ee ey Ancient Henne ‘MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors " Cholcest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. rs * 38TH YHAR—NO, 11668 © THE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN. & CALKINS, : ; A sleet = yor itty Cents. Per Month. t > ADVERTISING RATES, ine known on sittoler be tetera k GREAT CONCERTE} BY = Voneme OF YE TOWNES OF » NEVADA CITY & GRASS VALLEY Priday Ye 5th Day of j\ugust, MDCCCXCVIII. At Ye Nevede Theater. Ye candles will be lighted at seven ¥ ye clock, by ye towne clocke. of . Luetje & Brand and ye music will sound at 8 of ye clocke by ye same. To heare thys Greate Concerte ye goode people must pay for ye goode seats 35 cents; for ye very goode seats 50 cents, and ye children oné-half so mache. A séate will be kept without any extra money, ~ a Soft as Satin. . : mt HOBIK 000 Takes the Lead. pronouneed hy alltobet a enna Bre market. is highly eenimaed for family pet mediSold. by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL--BARS. A. B WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, A. J. HOMANN, = = Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Baked Every. Day. ~ _ ‘Wedding Cakes to.Order_a Specialty . ’ When taking a Spin on the Turnpike be. tween Nevada City and Grass. Valley, don’t fail to Stop at Town Talk Water your Horse and Call on TT. J. STEWART, Who will serve you with A Cool Glass of Beer, A Refreshing Temperance Drink, Or a.First-class Cigar. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at: “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER: . Beer § Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies ke) apton on hand, such as: “Kentucky Taylor,” Moore » “Thomas Taylor,” “Oscar _and “Robin Hood.” ‘The fives pnd ares : Pepper,” Five dollars will be charged for political announcements. up 4g tbs meeting of the Conventions, and none will be pole unless ~paid<for te advance, cvinisinisaiiesieiacalitshiinisalitlan REPUBLICAN. For County Clerk, FRED L. ARBOGAST. Is hereby announced s a candidate for the ae she setts Ber Sheriff. : O. K. CLOUDMAN . oftice of She as a candidate for hood & ¢ of herif of faved stanky su tof of ‘the Republican no Rigid ote rem For Sheriff. D. B. GETCHELL of Sheriff of Nevada. county, su to eres Tee "of the Hepubican om nating: convention. ii For Treasurer. ‘A.C. COOKE Is hereby. announced as a candidate for County Wraecntar of j Moudting county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. For County Treasurer. JOHN GLASSON, Of Grass Valley is hereb: sunoyeded as a candidnte for the office wnty Treasurer subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Recorder. JOHN WERRYIs hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Recarder, subject to: the decision of the inegublican nominating pases tion, For Recorder. JOHN S. GREGORY _} Announces himself a candidate for the office of the Republican nominating convention, For County Superintendent. J. G. O'NEILL Is hereby announced as a_ angie gm for the nomination of Superi of Nevada county, sMbject tothe ‘ietieion ‘of the . ’ Republican Nominating Convention. . For Superintendent of Schools, W. J. ROGERS Is hereby announced as a candidate Pi Be office of ag we ae of subject to the decison of the — nominating convention. For Superintendent of Schools. . W. A. SLEEP office of lent of Is, subject to sie Fp ea of the Republican nominating convention. 14 ermbs anneunged go 0 as a candidate chien the For Supervisor. (Fourth District.) ———e A. J: WOOD, Present Insambent, hereby announces himself a candidate for re-election, subject to the a cenisiba of the Republican’ County Con ve _ POLITICAL eee mi <7 barn ety page decisn noi satanic . 3 Is hereby. ennouneed as a candidate for the ; . of County Resorder, gubject to the decision . DEMOCRATIC. For Colaity Clerk. eee ee! a: For Sheriff. MOSES BATES: For Sheriff. ” JOHN H, PASCOR,. Ts hor hereby ennou a BB gy elstonc of rH cou, subject 1 te de . For County Treasurer. omens E. W. SCHMIDT Is hereby announced as a candidate ‘for office of Count; ieee orm to t ve 59° CENTS A WEEK Piano For Rent. Good piane ‘will _becrented: for $2.90 per month. Apply to W.H, Crawford. 26-lw s Lost.” : ? A gold-filled ‘hunting case watch, make of Klune & Floberg, Sacramento, was lost in the . : street injNevada City. .A reasonable reward. will be paid for its return to the TRANSCRIPT office. ~ Dance at Union Halt. There will be a social dance Saturday eyening, July 30th, at Union Hall, Indian Flat. All invited. Per couple 35 sents, includingsup-. per. j2i-td. Private a tie 3 a Given by an exp . teacher. All subjects thoroughly okie Arithmetic and book-keeping a speciality. Close ‘attention’ to backward scholars.. Terms. Reasonable; C. ESMARTYN, care of Mrs. Quintana, Nimw-. rod Street, Nevada City, jy6. Blacksmithing and. Wagonmaking . BARTON & CHRISTENSON re. now pre-: pared to'do all kinds of. blacksmithing, and wagon work with neatness aud dispatch. Pick work and mining work a speciaity.4 New wagons and carriages built to order. Place of busimess on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. . Mrs. C. M. Mails. ‘Has brought up with her from San Francisso a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and. aynteizampd ; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters. and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {mi6-t£} Broad street,{next to Luetje & Brand's. I. L, BOWMAN. é. F. SHAW ' SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. Offiice in Odd Fellows. Building, . Broad Reeve Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPHOEALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. EXTRACTING: SKILLFULLY. DON: NATIONAL MARKET , Broad St., Opp. Citizaus’ Bank. C.J. NAPPZIGER, + Prop’ Poste Peep Mathes eal, e 4 UsAgeS, And.all kinds of Meats pe ow srg in a tiret t) mar Goods delivered free ws voi of charge Hams, Bacon wholesale. ry ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WYimes and Liquors OF ALL. KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. THE-GROTTO, vee Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and eve ua. ws will make your visit aj. Be ber th: : 2emember she age veel stand, Main Union Livery Stable,. MOORE visvsin ‘th Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, « Prop’r The finest turn-outs n hasounti. dnd plons oo Choi Lrg Be Wine for family and medicigel Femlly use. ial selection of Fine Wines Raueelors imporved, Swiss ear. Grouse ht here. Particula: r alk ‘aetcuting paid to emily orders. y) to send a relative, or a friend or a sweetheart. TG YY They will be pleased if a itis a good likeness of you. i in pase and retonching shows you

off to advantage. UNION MARKET, Commereial St., Nevada City. i i E py = ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacos and Lard. Nevada Assay Office, JAS. J. OFT; Id and ores of every Sener hupicn melted and smared. I mipling of J. R. DAVIS, Music; : Also Choral and Orchestra! Director. P. F. SIMONDS, ~ Attorney and Counselor at Law, Visita Nevada, City Grage¥ . other rpose of comanine Pe a oe "eg the Geneoe aibes y eler of Wt IN THE STATE AND Sree ‘Wines, Ales, Ligdors and C' oe. . Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars, ‘. Nevada City Z No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . . ———— Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention pa m aie te 9 the transpor » OOD for ee PACER. ' Crissel Bros, Dealersin = ar" . Boos Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Hams, BAOON, Ete., Kurerore Marxet—-Commercial Street. “The Referee.” ALWAYS THE BEST OF ‘ Call-and see how."tis:your: elf. ° Commercial Street.. .* omit & Hartman.James Foley Has the Finest. Candy ard Ice Booties Parlors In Nevada County, Spediaities—Home-made Candies and _ the best of ice Cream Soda. Commercial Street. Larry Fitzgerald Deals in only the very best of . One tria! will convince on ‘that it i. the right Gaimensial Steest, ou & Polkinghorn : Are Dealers in all kinds ef 4 Vegetab'es ard Fruits Fish, Ete. Free Delivery Wagon. Broad Street, next to Armory Hall. 2 Undertaking Co. GEO. A. GRAY, Manager. Pe Night calls from. Uion Hotel Telephone— Office, 281 ; Residence 283. _ Jack Scheeler Is the Up-te-Late Tailor. He keeps on hand the best stock of Foreign and Domestic Cloths in-town. He makes suits at the lowest prices. Big Reduction ® in Summer Pants. W. H. HIBBITT, Merchant Gatlor, Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA. CITY. — Summer Pants to Order, <Summer Pants to Order, = 6 00 Summer Pants to Order, 7 00 All my work is made in Nevada City. guaranteed. s NEAT, HANDY, ECONOMICAL. Gas Stoves, Hot Plates. The Nevada Gas Company is now carrying a fine line of GAS STOVES and HOT PLATES of all kinds, which: the house wife will: find very convenient during the hot summer months. They Bake, Broil Meats, : Cook Anything. Do not heat the house. Are perfectly safe. Gas Sold Cheap For Fuel. Call and see these handy ‘stoves at the office of the Nevada Gas Co. New : Vegetable, : FRUIT —aND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam &Co. 8 rp wg een of informing the people that they have opened a First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, Where they will keep constantly on hand the egetabies, Fruits, ). «;cama etc, aes ‘number of “Stories df i ; ased.to feed’ from my hands every da ‘. ber expressively that the infant was ir Over the child and across to each sid $5 00): Perfect fit and first-class workmenabip : th‘chéphant ‘has Wanid tebkleghich 6) Baby It Was ing For. Marie A. Millie, in St. Ni Foes ange Mra. Millie says: have described my husband * iwWas‘at 8: station in Bengal © His work kept “him out nearly all day, and, being ill, . ‘ased to lie for hours in a long gard :o chair on the veranda, too weuk to read or enjoy any more exciting amusement’ than my eyes supplicd to me. j We had three elephants for our tents and baggage, and one dear creature and ‘béemed as genile as auy pet dog cat. One of our government chaprasis. wat, particularly devoted to ber and invari ably shared his meal of fruit or flom takes with his dunib friend Up a par ‘icularly hot day the chaprasi, foamy} surprise, placed his tiny child of. ¢ months at the elephaut’s feet. warniny her charge and was to be cared for til: hisreturu 1 myself was ap cyewitnes: #f her wonderful sagacity -Largeba ugna trees and fig trees grew around, and, to my surprise, the elephant broke off one of the former's spreading leaves, held it like.a fau in her trunk and fron: time to time gracefally waved it over the slumbering child, whether. to tem per the heat of the atmosphere or t keep off. flies, Lam onable to say — The gentle way in which she moved her feet astounded ine . I sent, for a white’ toai and some cranges, and, calling her by game (she was never chained), tried in . vain to tempt her to my side on the low veranda. Nothing would induce her i Iéave ‘her charge The warm air and monotonous wave of the swinging fap overpowered me with drowsiness, t& which 1 yielded, and. after a sleep. ot some duration, 1 was awakened by quiet, subdued snorts “beside mie Tc my surprise I found that the chaprasi had just returned to his offspring, and the elephant stood near the veranda be side me, patiently waiting and. gently asking for the tempting duinties ec bravely withstood for cver two hours Claret Not French, ‘It is curious, by the way, that the word ‘claret’ as applicable to red wine ispuknown in France, having indeed no. terser equivalent than the generic vin de bordeaux, and its origin isa by no means certain. It has heen supposed to be derived from the word clair, but the obvious objection is that it is anything but transparent, an adjective which would be much more fitly ¥ 20 ciated witb sauterne or champagnc Here it niay bs incidentally remarke:. that .in England ‘grave’ is always as. sumed to be white wine, and even Littre’s Dictionary gives ‘Grave, a white wine from the ehvirons of Grave, in the Bordeaux country.’ This, like the well known definition of ‘crab,’ is a curioué combination of blunders. In the first mniers crus of claret—viz, the Haut Brion-—is.a ‘grave.’ Secondly, there is no such village as Grave in the Gironde. Grave (more often written graves) is a special sort of sandy gravel, and the vineyards which ‘produce the wine known by that name extend along the left bank of the Garonne from just below Bordeaux to something like 20 . miles southtward.’’ Skeat derives ‘‘claret’’ from ‘‘clear,’’ the original meaning being clarified wine, in old French claret, . clairet. The word 18 obsolete in France, although, strangely enough, it. is: stil) a in this. country.—-Notes and Quetie “Wilkes and Liberty.” ~+Wilkes boldly offered bimself as « candidate for the City, and on his rejection for the county of Middlesex. The scenes of. that election beggar description and are tov well known to need it. One incident. is.too amusing to escape repetition. The Austrian embassador, the Graf von Seilern, mest solemn, and haughty of the representatives of a solemn court, was dragged from his carriage by the mob and ‘*45’’ chalked on the soles of his boots. His constantly reiterated demands for reparation, which it was impossible to-satisfy, only made him the more ridiculous. ‘‘ Wilkes and Liberty’? was the one topic of the day in letters and conversation. His bead was even adopted as a sign tor public houses, auti he Mimself told the story of the old lady who said, ‘“‘There heswings, everywhere but where he ought to be.’’—Cornhill Magazine. Making It Easy. Qld John S.—— was a rural postman in a west country district and in 8 teur dentist. On his rounds one day he met a certain farmer about to start for a six mile ride to town for the purpose of getting an aching tooth drawn. Ov seeing old Juhn, however, the farmer, distracted with pain, determined to test the old man’s skill as a tooth puller. A pair of. somewhat rusty pliers was pro duced, and after a few tugs the tooth was held Ps for the farmer to see, whe exolai y; ali, you've drawn the wrong, tooth! That isa sound one!’ _ ‘*] know that, maister,’’ said John, “but now I can get at the other bandi ar.’’—Pearson’s Weekly. —_ Many of the fruits and vegetables now eaten in England were almost unknown to our forefathers. Not until Henry VIII's time were either raspber‘ries or strawberries or chérries. grown in England, and we donot read of the ‘turnip, cauliflower and» quince being cultivated before the sixteenth century. OF. the : carrot before the seventeenth century. Wamx a girl thi thinks a care for her she begins to try to make Panmmaive ut cl A SLAVE TO DUTY a Some time before the elephant hnnt . . place, the vin de grave is as often red . . a8 white—indeed one of the four prerather rough fashion was also an ama. pO! » ) O} PONS F)ORS SONS apd, / 7 Z Pron f 0 919.20 9}0 1X0 OK mG (4 ~ eS ge ae t Made some custcmers leary. of the quality. VItis'yratifying to have these people~ now drop in with words of PRAISE . for, Ope Boag.. That’ s the, way it is— we “NEW YORK RAOKET STORE, Yellow»Front, ‘Transcript Block. 1ORTORIORIGOIOOONE es F. ROSENTHAL, Fruits, Candies, Cigars Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, Purses, Ete. Agency. for the Leading Periodicals. Conuseseial Stnert, Nevada City. OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before. going elsewhere, MH. Li. & D. MARSH. suvoververnninenneannnnennyn2 = STATIONERY = E ArTTTTTTTTTTINTT TNT __—m_At DICKERMAN’S. I have-inereased my stock and added many new features. LADIES wilt find the only complete line of French, American and Crepe Gissue Hl new stock, *» KH a ea A: Fine Box. of Stationery fur 25 Cents. G@xiwauiuie> ©©608050 Drugs, Stationery, @ DICKERMAN’S.¢) Pot Supplies QOOOQOQOOO Cor. Pine and Commercial/Sts. EY ES RIGHT! And Everything Else Right. The carload of NEW POTATOES just received at my store are sound as a bell, mealy when cooked and .of excellent flavor. Try them. My stock of Fresh, Pure Groceries and Provisions. are always up to the standard, and customers are given the best bargains. Sole Agent. for Woodiaid Creamery Butter. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, —— COPMERCIAL STRARTANEVADASITY. 3 A. B. WOLE, = CASH GROCER. — » papers in this city. Lowest Prices. Best Goods, . Largest Assortment. We*have always-on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, /Bone"less Sardines etc. Remember we are. Sole Agents for Douglass Butter and Robin Hooa Whisky. Affull line of Breakfast: Goods : Grandfather-Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled * Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flonr, etc. ” him, : / PREMIUM GIVEN TO GACH, CUSTOMER. rata coop GOODS at Lowest Prices. TOBACCO, NOTIONS, STATIONERY