July 7, 1896 (4 pages)

ase es -® “© ema te o—e we Lis ou ag ret ke <el tor be will > to nk RE ME TeLEPHONE No. 4, BASDAVs vic<tsesees JULY 7, 1896. MAIL TIME TABLE FEV ADA ‘CITY Arrives Closes (G48 a, Mm. 11:0.a.-a, att a. mM. pea y CEN. sc cehensbivee 4:45 p, m. Pp. panemaine: } ‘dl 4:50 p.m, *Exce eed = oriole oat iat 5 ey, Chicago TO ath; Golf : cat wit 4:45 p. m. 11:30 p.m. A ante vewettn 9:43. m. 8:00 p. Mm, 11:30 a.m, 8:00.p. m. 3:00 p. m.$0 pm,. aybert. 00 p.m. 8:00 p.m You Bet. 330 a.m. 2:00 p. ms *Mondays, Wednesd and Fridays. OFFLCHK HOURS—v:0 a. to 7:8 p. m. Suudays and Holidays—H:30 a, m. to 12:30 .m. _———— } The Whole Outfit Burned Up. who have been working here for some time past, recently went up country on trip of business and pleasure combined. ‘They had a team, wagon and amping outfit and a supply of prosions, and were equipped for hunting nd fishing. Besides they carried quite stock of upholstering material, expcting to pick up some work in the Hill, Nevada, was delivered by A. EBaugh, formerly of this city.” ttle towns they would pass throughme day while they were off fishing the mp fire started “up and spread to the yon, which was burned, together th the entire outfit and the uphol-. . ring goods. The loss to Mr. Barker between $200 and $300. ' : Truckee Items, epublican:.Sunday afternoon, John . nmerman, a resident of Truckee, the victim’ of a fatal accident. He s run over by a logging team at Geo. affer’s sawmill, near Truckee, and tantly killed. y n Saturday last a man fishing at ody’s dam on the Truckee river, saw pad body float over the dam. It aped to be that of a well-dressed} m. No one has been noted as missing m Truckee and it must be the body me stranger. ‘The body has not vet been recovered from the river. oer Had a Nice Trip. herman Marsh of this city, accomhied by his~-brother-in-law, B. H, aston of Sacramento,. John Evans A another gentleman, left this city the 8d instant for’ Bowman’s Dam i fishing trip. They returned here hday night about 10 o’clock, bringwith them a good many trout, and ort.that the fishing at Bowman’s never better. Presented With a Cane. bs Valley have presented Superndent Geo» Mainhart with a hand» gold-mountéd walking stick. In. center of the gold is.a rich setting martz and engraved in the metal je name of Mr. Mainbart and a sed pick and shovel. el raat SS Be Easy Boys. gstated that the legality of the xtending the term of county: ofcided by the Supreme Court until the November election. Hence resent incumbents may rest easy wo years at least. ‘ RE is more Catarrh in this section p country than all other diseases together, and until the last few = was supposed to be incurable. great many years doctors proced it a local disease, and pre< pd-local remedies, and by~ conly failing to cure with tocal treat, pronounced it incurable, Science roven. ca to be a constitudisease, and therefore requires Btitional treatment. Hall’s Ca~ Cure;-manufactured, by F. J. py & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only itutional cure on the market. It ren internally in doses from 10 TRANSCRIPT." . . tion’against them. ‘on the 8d and 4th of July. i Barker anid son, the upholsterers . 4th of July, and not an arrest made a3 well as could be expected. heard about anything connected with them to A. B.Wolf without delay. _. today to procure the material and nec-. essary apparatus for puttingdown bi\ > mminers-of the Omaha mine-at.tee of the 4th of July celebration can “}\Geo. D. Buckley is still making many ‘from two to four years will not’: — Minor Notes and Comments of Laci a ae oS Beware. of fires. Use every precauThe weather continues hot and ‘iced . drinks are in demand. ie Our merchants did a fine business For fine job printing at . low rates’ call at the Transoriet office. ' Mrs, Annie Coughlan fell yesterday and injured her knee quite badly. : Ladies, have you tried the delicious pure.ice cream-sold at the Union Fruit Store? ‘ jy7-lw’ ‘There was nota fight on the 3d or for any crime. eis en The little son of Mrs. Charles Monro broke his collar bone.the other day by falling from a porch. y Chris. Polich, who was severely injured a few days ago, is getting along The Fourth of July oration at Gold Nota word of complaint has been our 4th of July celebration. . All persons having bills against the Curly Bears are requested to present The reaction of the celebration has reached its climax, and we can now get down to the‘old routine business. bills were paid today and about $1200 was thrown into the channels of. trade A new fence has been put up in front” of the yard above the fire house of Pennsylvania Engine Company, on Broad street. “District: Deputy L. 8. Calkins will this evening install the officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S.G.W. A full attendance of members is desired. James Hawke went to San Francisco tuminous pavement on Broad street. "Last week three horses were stolen from the Gray brothers at Freeman’s Crossing on the Middle Yuba. It has been learned where two of the horses are. ; If the parties who stole the 4x6 piece of dressed timber from in front of the fire house on Broad street last night will return the lumber no questions will be asked. : The chairman of each sub-commithave their warrants for amounts allowed them by calling,at the TRanSORIPT office. Geo. A. Gray, the well-known undertaker, ie still confined to his house, and it is thought he will probably not have tlie of his leg again for a week or ten days longer. new improvements to his property between the Main and Broad street bridges, Everything will, look fine there when the work is completed. _ Fourteen applicants for teachers certon schoolhouse yesterday, Sor the number ten are ladies and four. gentlemen. SS Captain Nihellyesterday received a telephonic message from ' Marysville informing him that Company D and the other visitors from Marsville who were here on the Fourth, arrived home safely Sunday night. Many. persons who held keys in the money box scheme at Wolf’s grocery store have brought them in, but so-far the right key has not been produced. People having-keys are requested to bring them in and try. them. in the lock. ‘ ; i C. D. Eastin and P. S, Waldron have . formed.a copartnership in the business Prepare now to get_in your “winter's . Most of the 4th of July celebration . tificates presented themselves at the. examination which began at Washing: NO ASSESSMENT NECESSARI*. Tho Fourth of July Committee Will Have _. Money Bnough to Pay All Bills. The General Committee of the 4th of July celebration met last evening at ‘the office of Thomas 8. Ford, to figure up the expenses incurred by ‘the different sub-committees and arrange for the payment of the various bills. / : was found that some of the com s had not used all their appropriation and would have money to turn back to the General Committee. This, together with subscriptions yet to be paid and which are perfectly good, will give funds enough to pay all bills without levying an assessment on the members of the committees. : A vote of thanks was tendered to Col: Forbes and Company Dof Marysville for coming here to assist in the celebration. Thanks were voted to the orator, the reader and to all others who aided in any way towards making the . celebration a success. vie It was ordered that the Chairman of each sub-committee hand in an itemized statement to the Executive Comof receipts and~disbursements:may be prepared for publication. pared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office.on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf is Sold by mittee in order that a complete account . ——-—— os To ice Consumers. ‘The Union Iee Company is now pre# ice Cream Free, _ When you freeze it in one of the Wonder Five Minute Freezers, for sal by Legg & Shaw Co. 530. The ills of ‘Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Roo it a . orp cure for Constipation. ckerman & Co. *~ Another meeting of the General Com-: mittee will be held Wednesday ‘evening at the National Hotel, at 8 o’clock. Chairmen of sub-committees should}! make a note of this and have their reports ready to hand in. ' : Mining Mea.Here. For sevéral days past W-“E.Brown‘: of the Crocker-Woolworth Bank of San’ Francisco, accompanied by Mr: How: ard, a mining expert, have been inthis vicinity and along the Ridge . looking at mining properties. Mr. Brown.:i8, President of the Omaha and Bullion mines at Grass Valley and is owner of the North Banner. He is also largely interested in the Fortuna mine, Highest. of all in leavening A cream of tartar baking peordes, (Latest Unirep: States. GOVERNMENT Foop. Report). ; Royal Baking Powder Company, ngth. . ’ length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2 a month. Each additional line 10 cénts a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTHL, Main Street, Nevada City. : NORTHWAY ‘& MORRIS, For Sale. : A fine Bass viol is offered for sale cheap, Enquire of Miss Mary Maloney at the Chicago Lodging. House, Commercial street, AY i, “ T. B. Southworth, Sacramento. Mrs. Dickerson, “ B. Miller, Sheridon, B.Dudley, i IG Tea HOUS Fruit Bowls on foot. Wash Bowls and Pitc : Chambers,..--each 15;.20,. 25, 35c Lemonade Cups.... Sees 5e Gups, Saucers, and Plates, a GOGOMACAR, i.655 4 cen: meses Cc Knives and Forks, per set. .50, 75, Fruit. Jar.Fillers... ., each Be Rose Bowls...useeeeee 10, 15, 250 Floor Pots so 6 cei cdc cess 5u, 55, 65¢ Mush and Berry sets complete.. 15c Genuine Carisbad China Deco: }to a teaspoonful. It acts directly e blood and mucous surfaces of ystem. They offer one hundred rs for any case it fails to cure. ‘for circulars and testimonials. Address, . CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Id by Druggists, 75c. ll’s Family Pills are the best. ne. os . Bring In Your Pictures. persons desiring to avail thems of the TRaNscripr’s premium rait offer, should send or bring’ in r photographs, accompanied by the isite 95 cents, Old subscribers e of the portrait, 95 cents. rt time only. " 8 OBO + Now at National Hotel. j30-1m A Baby’s Life Saved. Bes fitted. ihiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. i Hunteville, Ala. 00 _ Karl’s Clover Root ‘Tea diseases. Nothing ly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. SORIA HD ek iy NE Fine Butter. the sole agent. a25-tf _ All Recommend It. — four physic! your Sold by Dickerman & Co. obtain these pictures for 95 cents. ones are required to subseribe for paper for at least one month, payin advance, in addition to the Do not to procure one of these handsome ures as this offer stands good for a p. O. N. Sullivan, oculist-optician. y baby had croup and was pares sure cure for Headache and nerrelieves so jland ‘Creamery Butter, ‘the the market, can be had of Phil. r druggist t friends re Shiloh’s Cure Lof general merchandising at Granitebusiness there for many years and Mr. Waldron has been his clerk all the time. . , Kidney and Liver Troubles, “Two years ago my busband suffered terribly with kidney and liver troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but did not improve. Two or three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion. Everything he ate caused him misery. He. was so thin and-weak he could scarcely walk. At last he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s gained twenty . he Gan now eat anything wi distressing him.” ‘Bowman, Cal, A ppreciative. cents. At the Union Fruit Store. . tf A Fact Worth Knowing. and all Throat and L erman & Co. Furniture Foi Sale. Freud.at, the White. House. _j22-tf. 4 ville. Mr. Eastin has carried on the, ills after each meal. He! tiff vs, J. B. McCormack, Defendant, P Action brought in the Superior Court of began to improve Ril np? “rks sd the state of California, in slat ha obese County oundsin six weeks, &: its Mrs. W. T, Daesan: . J. V. Flint, the -wél!-known piano tuner, thanks bis many. customers for; prec his i ‘\ if served elsewhere, within thirty days, . their ap iation of {sige BOP VIEES: He The said action is browns 0 foreclose con_. will return. vies . j7-lw . tract No. 6438 N.S. made ber.12th, 1887, by " ne the Plaintiff and the Defendant, whereby the Genuine Ice’Cream Reduced. Plaintiff agreed to sell and the Defendant Otto’s celebrated Sacramento Ice Cream, made of pure cream, the best in the State, pints 25 cents, quarts. 50 Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia ung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dick-. A fine let of household furniture, consisting of everything needed in carrying on housekeeping, will be sold in c lots to suit at’ a “great bargain. For umption.” They will regomacon particulars enquire of Mr, rated Tea Sets, complete.. Decorated Toilet sets. /.. set $1 65 Genuine Carlsbad China Decorated Dinner sets, 100 pieces $15 00 Others charge $25 00, . ." Creat American Tuportins Yea Co. COMMBERCIAL S8T.. Nevada City 66: MILL: ST .ccnsesveee Grass Valley MONEY SAVING. STORE, Summons, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE J of California, in and for the County of Neyada. Central Pacific Railroad Company, Plainof Nevada, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said Counte, ‘Yhe people of the State of California send greeting to J. B. McCormack, Defendant. } you are hereby required to appear in an ac tion. brought Sag you by the abovenamed Plaintiff, in the Superior Court of the spate of California, in and for the County s evada, aad to answer the Complaint fil therein within ten days, (eXclusive of the da ‘of der vice) after the service on you of this Summons, if served within Nevada County ; or yeed to purchase the lands described in the Said contract, situated in Nevada County, California, The complaint alleges that there is due from the Defendant, acco: to the terms of said contract, the sum of paid purchase priee, seven per cent per aunum from 1891, and the complaint asks t this Court forever barr} of the la Plaintiff are paid time as this Court may fix, with costs of All of which will more ful reference to the Complaint on ie here: fail 2 appear and u gear default entered, and a to the fox ther nder my. hand. and ¢ Given u Su ertor Court of the State of Californ' of February, 1896. : J. J, GREANY; Clerk. meets! By J.C. Niion,'Deputy Clerk. for ute . * with jnterest thereon at . Cetoher by : x, ree oO} and foreclosing the Defendant from all right to purchase any described in the’ said contract; unless all the sums found to be due the within such reasonable suit. appear by 2. nd you are hereby notified, that if you answer the said complaint ired, the said Plaintiff will have Court seal of the in and for the County of Nevada, this 18th day}. Wm. Singer Jr. and i. Vv. Rearess. peereeys PROPRIETORS. Boy Wanted. : ; To work ranch. Must.be a good milker, and’ live’on the place. Apply -at this V. Treadwell, Bloomfield, office. ji-2w. MI oe ¢ : H. L. Holt, Rough and Ready, Paper Flowers. J. A. Gleason, Washington, / : J. W. Anderson, “ All kinds of paper flowers made to. order Mrs. Bodley and d., San Francisco, /. for 4th of July decorations. Mrs. C. M. Mails, W. BR. Sayers, C3 Broad-st#eet, next door to Mrs. Hoaking’s tf A. Gyrdon, Cooper Mill, — W.Dudly, =“ ase NN Residence for Sale, BB ay Aelia ‘Grass Valley The residence property of the late B. H. J. A Barnes, “ : Miller is-offered for sale. For particulars G. A. Foote, ““ enquire of M. M. BARUH. ji7-tf T, Torper, Marysville ‘ For-Sale. F. Poole, Smartsville, . S. G: Shepard, Spenceville, Seven-room house, lot and good barn, — Ed. Chase, Washington, outbuildings and fine cellar. Also a L. Haukins, “ well. For particulars apply to ‘0 W. Hi §16-tf : : * Pp. ¥. SIMONDS. Lost. LOST—A chain belonging toa hay press— between Nevada City and Bear river—McCourtney road—Saturday, June 6th, The finder will be suitably rewarded by sending CROCKERY word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer and GLASSWARE . °C": oe opera 80 Furnished Rooms to Let. . ‘Two furnished rooms, in a convenient loMoney Saving Prices, cality, are offered for rent. Inquire at this office. ; os Table Tumblers...2.1 Art Studio. Berry Sets.. one Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in Water Pitchers .: painting and drawing at hey studio in the Water Goblets.. Transcript Building, Wednesdays and SaturBerry Dishes. . days, from 9 until 12. and-from_1 until 4. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript office. A Good Assortment at ROSENTHAL’, Ccmmercial Street. RRA Fireworks TENS A WE Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in r ness 5 They \Catch . Mes, Lester. & Crawford WE Give No BAITS~—™e But sell Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc., on their merits. . Every article that goes: lout of the One Price House is up to date in quality and style, and we On Cs At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER; and stay when they pet” there: Two sizes; regular § cts. double sheet; Little Decoy, 25 cents a box. Don't buy any other. ’ Decoys do the work. Also, INSECT POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. OUR PRICES ARE IN REACH OF ALL, Remember the Place, CARTER ¢ JOHNSTON, P. G. SCADDEN, ) i: Commercial street, * i Groceries, Provisions, i Canned Goods. — Ai, STOCK TO BE FOUND IN oe BRR, NEVADA CITY. give no chromos in order to sell. THE GREAT ONE PRICE HOUSE. Goods Delivered Free of Charge Vinton Drugs . Broad St. £0 OME Sumner PECIALTIES BILL Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Etc. W. E. JOHNSTON, M’KINLEY’S BILL~-MAY¥-NOT-SATISFY.YOU,-BUT WILL JOHNSON’S WILL IF YOU PLACE YOUR WITH HIM FOR _e My SPECIAL DELIVERY WAGON continues to be as popular as ever. HOW IS YOUR SUPPLY OF WOOD ?. I SELL OAK and PINE. Junc. Broad and Commercial sts. Telephone No. 43. Waists 50 cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them. Grass Goods The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves Dinities, In Summer shades, from $1 up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. aren ‘ Millinery. Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Francisco. An elegant lot of shapes and trimmings.: WE TRIM HATS FREE. NEVADA CITY Bring in Your Keys 4 ll persons holding Keys to. my Money Box~are requested to any time AFTER MONDAY, JULY 6, 1896, ——_ AND—— * BEFORE MONDAY, JULY 20, 1896. ° A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, / eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard of occu-. . pation, from_ 8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unable to work through being hurt accidentally. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed, $208.00 to $650,00. WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sick and unable to_work. WILL PAY $100.00 for funeral expenses. WILL PAY, if you lose a hand and foot or both feet and hands, $134.00 to $434.00. Absolute Pratection to the members upon ing $5.00 life membership fee and dues of i per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues policies of Life Insyrance, paying from $1000 to $5000 in case of death, and $5°00 per sneer week for accident and sickalso a ib year paid up policy, paying 00 at death or $1000 at en of 15 years; 10:00 per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when you are sick or disabled by accident. the Largest and Strongest Acciemiuentl ‘ ‘ Health Association in the United dent an States. : : Tt has $6,000.00 cash deposits w ith the States of California and/ Missouri, which, together with an ample, Reserve Fund and large assets, make les certificate an absolute guarsates af the solidity of its protection to its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. i. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, FIRECRACKERS ROMAN CANDLES TORPEDOES SKY ROCKETS PIN WHEELS MINES FLOWER POTS FLAGS, ETC. At Low Prices. San Francisco, Cal. ‘Nevada Assay Office, . ‘—~istablished in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, a) No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ~ Gold and ores of every_description melted refined and assayed. . Practical milling of quartz from from 50 to 500 Ibs. Buy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for’ sale. ee No Danger of Running Out. nereranreerersirerytrneytrttryé EFOLE.Y, 100 Gallons of His World-Famed — © Ice Cream For the 4th.e © Don’t Fail to Try It Or You Will [iss It j SALT — Commercial street, : ° Nevada City. — MSinsurance. T DON’T KEEP T. idelity Mutual Aid Association, . ,3 E i Francisco, Cal. FURNITURE = ss s 2 I have demonstrated that the cash-system of doing business is better for all concerned. James Kinkead’s esl, the Last Weeki Town . The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Pre. . 4 Very long. I buy close, am careful to "the very latest styles and the best workmanship, and ona such a ow margins that I am continually and rapidly turning over my stock. Hence at all seasons of the year you find fresh goods in all departments of my stores. Now.a Word About Cash: ~ Cash Stores on Commercial Street. So many persons‘having already made engagements to have their eyes gxamined and fitted during the $d and 4th of July, ta order that they may be able to secure pair of those fine Stone Lenses such as © iene ‘ MRS. DR. FRANK Uses, that she finds it impossible to leave until after the 4th. Every person should take advantage of this rare opportunity to have their eyes examined and fitted by A Thorough and Reliable Optician, , And not delay until she is gone, when they may have to go to some unreliable and inexperienced person, There are hundreds of people in Nevada county now wearing glasses fitted by this famous lady oculist, taat are giying Better satisfaction than any they have ever before been ‘able : to secure. He From now until she leaves Mrs. Dr. Frank will make the finest lenses aa tothe world . at MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. : st Gold Frames, $2.50, s Artificial Eyes Inserted Without Pain, Largest Stock This Side of New York City. ee For Aril the News fst" for Plaintiff, Union Trust.B Francisco, Cal. Mise by-7 ing, San FOLEY’S STRICTLY sie cule 13 COMMERCIAL ST. ~ 15 Cents a Week by,Carrier in the City $6-00 a Year by, Mail.

ase es -® “© ema te o—e we Lis ou ag ret ke <el tor be will > to nk RE ME TeLEPHONE No. 4, BASDAVs vic<tsesees JULY 7, 1896. MAIL TIME TABLE FEV ADA ‘CITY Arrives Closes (G48 a, Mm. 11:0.a.-a, att a. mM. pea y CEN. sc cehensbivee 4:45 p, m. Pp. panemaine: } ‘dl 4:50 p.m, *Exce eed = oriole oat iat 5 ey, Chicago TO ath; Golf : cat wit 4:45 p. m. 11:30 p.m. A ante vewettn 9:43. m. 8:00 p. Mm, 11:30 a.m, 8:00.p. m. 3:00 p. m.$0 pm,. aybert.. 00 p.m. 8:00 p.m You Bet. 330 a.m. 2:00 p. ms *Mondays, Wednesd and Fridays. OFFLCHK HOURS—v:0 a. to 7:8 p. m. Suudays and Holidays—H:30 a, m. to 12:30 .m. _———— } The Whole Outfit Burned Up. who have been working here for some time past, recently went up country on trip of business and pleasure combined. ‘They had a team, wagon and amping outfit and a supply of prosions, and were equipped for hunting nd fishing. Besides they carried quite stock of upholstering material, expcting to pick up some work in the Hill, Nevada, was delivered by A. EBaugh, formerly of this city..” ttle towns they would pass throughme day while they were off fishing the mp fire started “up and spread to the yon, which was burned, together th the entire outfit and the uphol-. . ring goods. The loss to Mr. Barker between $200 and $300. ' : Truckee Items, epublican:.Sunday afternoon, John . nmerman, a resident of Truckee, the victim’ of a fatal accident. He s run over by a logging team at Geo. affer’s sawmill, near Truckee, and tantly killed. y n Saturday last a man fishing at ody’s dam on the Truckee river, saw pad body float over the dam. It aped to be that of a well-dressed} m. No one has been noted as missing m Truckee and it must be the body me stranger. ‘The body has not vet been recovered from the river. oer Had a Nice Trip. herman Marsh of this city, accomhied by his~-brother-in-law, B. H, aston of Sacramento,. John Evans A another gentleman, left this city the 8d instant for’ Bowman’s Dam i fishing trip. They returned here hday night about 10 o’clock, bringwith them a good many trout, and ort.that the fishing at Bowman’s never better. Presented With a Cane. bs Valley have presented Superndent Geo» Mainhart with a hand» gold-mountéd walking stick. In. center of the gold is.a rich setting martz and engraved in the metal je name of Mr. Mainbart and a sed pick and shovel. el raat SS Be Easy Boys. gstated that the legality of the xtending the term of county: ofcided by the Supreme Court until the November election. Hence resent incumbents may rest easy wo years at least. ‘ RE is more Catarrh in this section p country than all other diseases together, and until the last few = was supposed to be incurable. great many years doctors proced it a local disease, and pre< pd-local remedies, and by~ conly failing to cure with tocal treat, pronounced it incurable, Science roven. ca to be a constitudisease, and therefore requires Btitional treatment. Hall’s Ca~ Cure;-manufactured, by F. J. py & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only itutional cure on the market. It ren internally in doses from 10 TRANSCRIPT." . . tion’against them. ‘on the 8d and 4th of July. i Barker anid son, the upholsterers . 4th of July, and not an arrest made a3 well as could be expected. heard about anything connected with them to A. B.Wolf without delay. _. today to procure the material and nec-. essary apparatus for puttingdown bi\ > mminers-of the Omaha mine-at.tee of the 4th of July celebration can “}\Geo. D. Buckley is still making many ‘from two to four years will not’: — Minor Notes and Comments of Laci a ae oS Beware. of fires. Use every precauThe weather continues hot and ‘iced . drinks are in demand. ie Our merchants did a fine business For fine job printing at . low rates’ call at the Transoriet office. ' Mrs, Annie Coughlan fell yesterday and injured her knee quite badly. : Ladies, have you tried the delicious pure.ice cream-sold at the Union Fruit Store? ‘ jy7-lw’ ‘There was nota fight on the 3d or for any crime. eis en The little son of Mrs. Charles Monro broke his collar bone.the other day by falling from a porch. y Chris. Polich, who was severely injured a few days ago, is getting along The Fourth of July oration at Gold Nota word of complaint has been our 4th of July celebration. . All persons having bills against the Curly Bears are requested to present The reaction of the celebration has reached its climax, and we can now get down to the‘old routine business. bills were paid today and about $1200 was thrown into the channels of. trade A new fence has been put up in front” of the yard above the fire house of Pennsylvania Engine Company, on Broad street. “District: Deputy L. 8. Calkins will this evening install the officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S.G.W. A full attendance of members is desired. James Hawke went to San Francisco tuminous pavement on Broad street. "Last week three horses were stolen from the Gray brothers at Freeman’s Crossing on the Middle Yuba. It has been learned where two of the horses are. ; If the parties who stole the 4x6 piece of dressed timber from in front of the fire house on Broad street last night will return the lumber no questions will be asked. : The chairman of each sub-commithave their warrants for amounts allowed them by calling,at the TRanSORIPT office. Geo. A. Gray, the well-known undertaker, ie still confined to his house, and it is thought he will probably not have tlie of his leg again for a week or ten days longer. new improvements to his property between the Main and Broad street bridges, Everything will, look fine there when the work is completed. _ Fourteen applicants for teachers certon schoolhouse yesterday, Sor the number ten are ladies and four. gentlemen. SS Captain Nihellyesterday received a telephonic message from ' Marysville informing him that Company D and the other visitors from Marsville who were here on the Fourth, arrived home safely Sunday night. Many. persons who held keys in the money box scheme at Wolf’s grocery store have brought them in, but so-far the right key has not been produced. People having-keys are requested to bring them in and try. them. in the lock. ‘ ; i C. D. Eastin and P. S, Waldron have . formed.a copartnership in the business Prepare now to get_in your “winter's . Most of the 4th of July celebration . tificates presented themselves at the. examination which began at Washing: NO ASSESSMENT NECESSARI*. Tho Fourth of July Committee Will Have _. Money Bnough to Pay All Bills. The General Committee of the 4th of July celebration met last evening at ‘the office of Thomas 8. Ford, to figure up the expenses incurred by ‘the different sub-committees and arrange for the payment of the various bills. / : was found that some of the com s had not used all their appropriation and would have money to turn back to the General Committee. This, together with subscriptions yet to be paid and which are perfectly good, will give funds enough to pay all bills without levying an assessment on the members of the committees. : A vote of thanks was tendered to Col: Forbes and Company Dof Marysville for coming here to assist in the celebration. Thanks were voted to the orator, the reader and to all others who aided in any way towards making the . celebration a success. vie It was ordered that the Chairman of each sub-committee hand in an itemized statement to the Executive Comof receipts and~disbursements:may be prepared for publication. pared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office.on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf is Sold by mittee in order that a complete account . ——-—— os To ice Consumers. ‘The Union Iee Company is now pre# ice Cream Free, _ When you freeze it in one of the Wonder Five Minute Freezers, for sal by Legg & Shaw Co. 530. The ills of ‘Women. Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Roo it a . orp cure for Constipation. ckerman & Co. *~ Another meeting of the General Com-: mittee will be held Wednesday ‘evening at the National Hotel, at 8 o’clock. Chairmen of sub-committees should}! make a note of this and have their reports ready to hand in.. ' : Mining Mea.Here. For sevéral days past W-“E.Brown‘: of the Crocker-Woolworth Bank of San’ Francisco, accompanied by Mr: How: ard, a mining expert, have been inthis vicinity and along the Ridge . looking at mining properties. Mr. Brown.:i8, President of the Omaha and Bullion mines at Grass Valley and is owner of the North Banner. He is also largely interested in the Fortuna mine, Highest. of all in leavening A cream of tartar baking peordes, (Latest Unirep: States. GOVERNMENT Foop. Report). ; Royal Baking Powder Company, ngth. . ’ length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2 a month. Each additional line 10 cénts a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTHL, Main Street, Nevada City. : NORTHWAY ‘& MORRIS, For Sale. : A fine Bass viol is offered for sale cheap, Enquire of Miss Mary Maloney at the Chicago Lodging. House, Commercial street, AY i, “ T. B. Southworth, Sacramento. Mrs. Dickerson, “ B. Miller, Sheridon, B.Dudley, i IG Tea HOUS Fruit Bowls on foot.. Wash Bowls and Pitc : Chambers,....--each 15;.20,. 25, 35c Lemonade Cups....... Sees 5e Gups, Saucers, and Plates, a GOGOMACAR, i.655 4 cen: meses Cc Knives and Forks, per set.. .50, 75, Fruit. Jar.Fillers...... ., each Be Rose Bowls.....useeeeee 10, 15, 250 Floor Pots so 6 cei cdc cess 5u, 55, 65¢ Mush and Berry sets complete... 15c Genuine Carisbad China Deco: }to a teaspoonful. It acts directly e blood and mucous surfaces of ystem. They offer one hundred rs for any case it fails to cure. ‘for circulars and testimonials. Address, . CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Id by Druggists, 75c. ll’s Family Pills are the best. ne. os . Bring In Your Pictures. persons desiring to avail thems of the TRaNscripr’s premium rait offer, should send or bring’ in r photographs, accompanied by the isite 95 cents, Old subscribers e of the portrait, 95 cents. rt time only. " 8 OBO + Now at National Hotel. j30-1m A Baby’s Life Saved. Bes fitted. ihiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. i Hunteville, Ala. 00 _ Karl’s Clover Root ‘Tea diseases. Nothing ly. Sold by Dickerman & Co. SORIA HD ek iy NE Fine Butter. the sole agent. a25-tf _ All Recommend It. — four physic! your Sold by Dickerman & Co. obtain these pictures for 95 cents. ones are required to subseribe for paper for at least one month, payin advance, in addition to the Do not to procure one of these handsome ures as this offer stands good for a p. O. N. Sullivan, oculist-optician. y baby had croup and was pares sure cure for Headache and nerrelieves so jland ‘Creamery Butter, ‘the the market, can be had of Phil. r druggist t friends re Shiloh’s Cure Lof general merchandising at Granitebusiness there for many years and Mr. Waldron has been his clerk all the time. .. , Kidney and Liver Troubles, “Two years ago my busband suffered terribly with kidney and liver troubles. He tried many remedies and doctors, but did not improve. Two or three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla completely cured him. About six months ago he was troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion. Everything he ate

caused him misery. He. was so thin and-weak he could scarcely walk. At last he thought he would try taking one of Hood’s gained twenty . he Gan now eat anything wi distressing him.” ‘Bowman, Cal, A ppreciative. cents. At the Union Fruit Store. . tf A Fact Worth Knowing. and all Throat and L erman & Co. Furniture Foi Sale. Freud.at, the White. House. _j22-tf. 4 ville. Mr. Eastin has carried on the, ills after each meal. He! tiff vs, J. B. McCormack, Defendant, P Action brought in the Superior Court of began to improve Ril np? “rks sd the state of California, in slat ha obese County oundsin six weeks, &: its Mrs. W. T, Daesan: . J. V. Flint, the -wél!-known piano tuner, thanks bis many. customers for; prec his i ‘\ if served elsewhere, within thirty days, . their ap iation of {sige BOP VIEES: He The said action is browns 0 foreclose con_. will return. vies . j7-lw . tract No. 6438 N.S. made ber.12th, 1887, by " ne the Plaintiff and the Defendant, whereby the Genuine Ice’Cream Reduced. Plaintiff agreed to sell and the Defendant Otto’s celebrated Sacramento Ice Cream, made of pure cream, the best in the State, pints 25 cents, quarts. 50 Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia ung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dick-. A fine let of household furniture, consisting of everything needed in carrying on housekeeping, will be sold in c lots to suit at’ a “great bargain. For umption.” They will regomacon particulars enquire of Mr, rated Tea Sets, complete... Decorated Toilet sets. /.... set $1 65 Genuine Carlsbad China Decorated Dinner sets, 100 pieces $15 00 Others charge $25 00, . .." Creat American Tuportins Yea Co. COMMBERCIAL S8T.... Nevada City 66: MILL: ST ..ccnsesveee Grass Valley MONEY SAVING. STORE, Summons, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE J of California, in and for the County of Neyada. Central Pacific Railroad Company, Plainof Nevada, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said Counte, ‘Yhe people of the State of California send greeting to J. B. McCormack, Defendant. } you are hereby required to appear in an ac tion. brought Sag you by the abovenamed Plaintiff, in the Superior Court of the spate of California, in and for the County s evada, aad to answer the Complaint fil therein within ten days, (eXclusive of the da ‘of der vice) after the service on you of this Summons, if served within Nevada County ; or yeed to purchase the lands described in the Said contract, situated in Nevada County, California, The complaint alleges that there is due from the Defendant, acco: to the terms of said contract, the sum of paid purchase priee, seven per cent per aunum from 1891, and the complaint asks t this Court forever barr} of the la Plaintiff are paid time as this Court may fix, with costs of All of which will more ful reference to the Complaint on ie here: fail 2 appear and u gear default entered, and a to the fox ther nder my. hand. and ¢ Given u Su ertor Court of the State of Californ' of February, 1896. : J. J, GREANY; Clerk. meets! By J.C. Niion,'Deputy Clerk. for ute . * with jnterest thereon at . Cetoher by : x, ree oO} and foreclosing the Defendant from all right to purchase any described in the’ said contract; unless all the sums found to be due the within such reasonable suit. appear by 2. nd you are hereby notified, that if you answer the said complaint ired, the said Plaintiff will have Court seal of the in and for the County of Nevada, this 18th day}. Wm. Singer Jr. and i. Vv. Rearess. peereeys PROPRIETORS. Boy Wanted. : ; To work ranch. Must.be a good milker, and’ live’on the place. Apply -at this V. Treadwell, Bloomfield, office. ji-2w. MI oe ¢ : H. L. Holt, Rough and Ready, Paper Flowers. J. A. Gleason, Washington, / : J. W. Anderson, “ All kinds of paper flowers made to. order Mrs. Bodley and d., San Francisco, /. for 4th of July decorations. Mrs. C. M. Mails, W. BR. Sayers, C3 Broad-st#eet, next door to Mrs. Hoaking’s tf A. Gyrdon, Cooper Mill, — W.Dudly, =“ ase NN Residence for Sale, BB ay Aelia ‘Grass Valley The residence property of the late B. H. J. A Barnes, “ : Miller is-offered for sale. For particulars G. A. Foote, ““ enquire of M. M. BARUH. ji7-tf T, Torper, Marysville ‘ For-Sale. F. Poole, Smartsville, . S. G: Shepard, Spenceville, Seven-room house, lot and good barn, — Ed. Chase, Washington, outbuildings and fine cellar. Also a L. Haukins, “ well. For particulars apply to ‘0 W. Hi §16-tf : : * Pp. ¥. SIMONDS. Lost. LOST—A chain belonging toa hay press— between Nevada City and Bear river—McCourtney road—Saturday, June 6th, The finder will be suitably rewarded by sending CROCKERY word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer and GLASSWARE . °C": oe opera 80 Furnished Rooms to Let. . ‘Two furnished rooms, in a convenient loMoney Saving Prices, cality, are offered for rent. Inquire at this office. ; os Table Tumblers.....2..1 Art Studio. Berry Sets.... one Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in Water Pitchers .: painting and drawing at hey studio in the Water Goblets... Transcript Building, Wednesdays and SaturBerry Dishes.. . days, from 9 until 12. and-from_1 until 4. Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to FRED. E. BROWN. Transcript office. A Good Assortment at ROSENTHAL’, Ccmmercial Street. RRA Fireworks TENS A WE Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in r ness 5 They \Catch . Mes, Lester. & Crawford WE Give No BAITS~—™e But sell Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc., on their merits. . Every article that goes: lout of the One Price House is up to date in quality and style, and we On Cs At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER; and stay when they pet” there: Two sizes; regular § cts. double sheet; Little Decoy, 25 cents a box. Don't buy any other. ’ Decoys do the work. Also, INSECT POWDER that kills, MOTH BALLS, CAMPHOR, ete. OUR PRICES ARE IN REACH OF ALL, Remember the Place, CARTER ¢ JOHNSTON, P. G. SCADDEN, ) i: Commercial street, * i Groceries, Provisions, i Canned Goods. — Ai, STOCK TO BE FOUND IN oe BRR, NEVADA CITY. give no chromos in order to sell. THE GREAT ONE PRICE HOUSE. Goods Delivered Free of Charge Vinton Drugs . Broad St. £0 OME Sumner PECIALTIES BILL Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Etc. W. E. JOHNSTON, M’KINLEY’S BILL~-MAY¥-NOT-SATISFY.YOU,-BUT WILL JOHNSON’S WILL IF YOU PLACE YOUR WITH HIM FOR _e My SPECIAL DELIVERY WAGON continues to be as popular as ever. HOW IS YOUR SUPPLY OF WOOD ?. I SELL OAK and PINE. Junc. Broad and Commercial sts. Telephone No. 43. Waists 50 cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them. Grass Goods The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves Dinities, In Summer shades, from $1 up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw. aren ‘ Millinery. Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Francisco. An elegant lot of shapes and trimmings.: WE TRIM HATS FREE. NEVADA CITY Bring in Your Keys 4 ll persons holding Keys to. my Money Box~are requested to any time AFTER MONDAY, JULY 6, 1896, ——_ AND—— * BEFORE MONDAY, JULY 20, 1896. ° A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, / eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard of occu-. . pation, from_ 8.00 to $25.00 a week, when unable to work through being hurt accidentally. WILL PAY, if you are accidentally killed, $208.00 to $650,00. WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sick and unable to_work. WILL PAY $100.00 for funeral expenses. WILL PAY, if you lose a hand and foot or both feet and hands, $134.00 to $434.00. Absolute Pratection to the members upon ing $5.00 life membership fee and dues of i per month. LIFE INSURANCE. Also issues policies of Life Insyrance, paying from $1000 to $5000 in case of death, and $5°00 per sneer week for accident and sickalso a ib year paid up policy, paying 00 at death or $1000 at en of 15 years; 10:00 per week for accident or sickness. IF INSURED, You cannot lose all your income when you are sick or disabled by accident. the Largest and Strongest Acciemiuentl ‘ ‘ Health Association in the United dent an States. : : Tt has $6,000.00 cash deposits w ith the States of California and/ Missouri, which, together with an ample, Reserve Fund and large assets, make les certificate an absolute guarsates af the solidity of its protection to its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. i. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and General Manager, FIRECRACKERS ROMAN CANDLES TORPEDOES SKY ROCKETS PIN WHEELS MINES FLOWER POTS FLAGS, ETC. At Low Prices. San Francisco, Cal. ‘Nevada Assay Office, . ‘—~istablished in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, a) No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ~ Gold and ores of every_description melted refined and assayed. . Practical milling of quartz from from 50 to 500 Ibs. Buy Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for’ sale. ee No Danger of Running Out. nereranreerersirerytrneytrttryé EFOLE.Y, 100 Gallons of His World-Famed — © Ice Cream For the 4th.e © Don’t Fail to Try It Or You Will [iss It j SALT — Commercial street, : ° Nevada City. — MSinsurance. T DON’T KEEP T. idelity Mutual Aid Association, . ,3 E i Francisco, Cal. FURNITURE = ss s 2 I have demonstrated that the cash-system of doing business is better for all concerned. James Kinkead’s esl, the Last Weeki Town . The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association is Pre. . 4 Very long. I buy close, am careful to "the very latest styles and the best workmanship, and ona such a ow margins that I am continually and rapidly turning over my stock. Hence at all seasons of the year you find fresh goods in all departments of my stores. Now.a Word About Cash: ~ Cash Stores on Commercial Street. So many persons‘having already made engagements to have their eyes gxamined and fitted during the $d and 4th of July, ta order that they may be able to secure pair of those fine Stone Lenses such as © iene ‘ MRS. DR. FRANK Uses, that she finds it impossible to leave until after the 4th. Every person should take advantage of this rare opportunity to have their eyes examined and fitted by A Thorough and Reliable Optician, , And not delay until she is gone, when they may have to go to some unreliable and inexperienced person, There are hundreds of people in Nevada county now wearing glasses fitted by this famous lady oculist, taat are giying Better satisfaction than any they have ever before been ‘able : to secure. He From now until she leaves Mrs. Dr. Frank will make the finest lenses aa tothe world . at MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. : st Gold Frames, $2.50, s Artificial Eyes Inserted Without Pain, Largest Stock This Side of New York City. ee For Aril the News fst" for Plaintiff, Union Trust.B Francisco, Cal. Mise by-7 ing, San FOLEY’S STRICTLY sie cule 13 COMMERCIAL ST. ~ 15 Cents a Week by,Carrier in the City $6-00 a Year by, Mail.