June 23, 1897 (4 pages)

ite ridi mgr agra Saag seme to orith ws ung wo from her machine, badly “broised and . =. shaken and more or less cut and scratohed about the hands. Upon recovering; . ber equanimity she made her way to the . earest habitation, which chanced to be . . +1 the manse, and‘asked to be allowed to] } wash the mud off her hands and then [to rest awhile, The minister was ab‘gent, but his housekeeper received her kindly, and, having attended to her wants, offered and gave her a cup of tea. Soon afterward the minister returned: 4} and was, of course, duly informed of } the presence of the unexpected guest. “Thereupon his reverence entered the . kitchen, where the lady was resting, ‘ahd, after surveying her critically with . . ‘suspicious. eye for several moments, ‘he addressed her in the following friendly manner: ‘‘Ma’am,”’ he said, “Pm sare I don’t know who you are, and I don"t know where you come from, and, . for anything I. know, you may carry off "in the Salmon river district, B. ©, f $70,000. The Anderson mine in the Parrott. addition, Butte, Montana, has been bonded and leased to the Butte and Boston Company for $75,000. At the onyx quarry at Big Bug, Ariz. _ twelve men have been put to work and machinery is being ordered to handle a large output. _ At the Mexican mine in. Sonora, “Siexino, there is a check system in use “to prevent drunkenness among the men. Only three drinks a day are al‘lowed. The American expedition which has been exploring in Tierra del Fuego has been successful in. finding gold in quantities which will yield a large profit. In the Julian mining district in San Diego county, California. there are nine quartz mills with a total of ninety stamps. Three mills are running and twenty mines are being worked. The Golden Cross mine, Hedges, San Diego county, Cal. for which $1,000,000 was recently refused, is reported bonded for $1,500,000 to Messrs. Oarmen “and Rogers, representing New york men. It is believed that, by the close of this century, ‘the demand for gold, great as it is, will be exceeded by the demand for copper. Oopper will be _ king in the sunrise years of the twen tieth century. For May the Alaska-Treadwell reports as follows: Period since last returr, 80 days; bullion shipment, $40,928; ore milled, 20,883 tons; sulphurets treated, 295 tons. Of bullion there came from sulphurets $10,597. Seven teams entered a rock-drilling contest at Baker City, Or., on the 11th inst. Chishlman and Pherson of the Rachael mine won, drilling 233, inches in15 minutes; Ashton and Ash of the Con. Va. second, 203g inches. . The first steam dredger to work for gold on this coast was shipped out-here from the East and went up the Sacramento river in 1849. After a short trial it was found that nothing could be made in that way and the boat was used to carry freight on the upper waters of the Sacramento. Ata rock-drilling contest. in Helena, Mont., on the 7Bth inst., Davy and Freethy of Butte won first money, drilling 41 15-16 inches in fifteen minutes; the same team made a record of 39 inches in Spokane, Wash., last years. W. Bieber of Lump . Gulch, Mont., single-handed drilled 155¢ inches in ten minutes. There were 1000 miners on the ground. A peculiar freak was played by lightning at the Silver King mine at Park City, Utah, last week. A bolt first struck and shattered the flagstaff at the entrance tothe main shaft, after which it. ran down the shaft on an air-pipe to. the 800-foot level. At this point it struck adrift whichit followed for a distance of 400 feet, knocking down a miner who was loading a car.—Mining and Scientific Press. 9809 The English Colony Celebrates. The. festivities attending upon the célebration of the Queen’s Jubilee be¢gan Monday night at the English Colony clubhouse near Loomis, in Placer county. There were literary exercises and a banquét, General Jo Hamilton representing the Americans in speech ‘making. Yesterday at the Colony the eitire day was given up to horse racing: and athletic sports, and tonight a grand ball will be given in the open air at the handsome residence of H. G. Ponting, . ; near Auburn. ’ Preparing to Begin Work. The work of removing the seats and other furniture from Washington school house commenced today. Next week the contractors will get to work in earnest raising and remodeling that structure and preparingfor framing the addition. A iarge force of men will be eniployed, and the work will be pushed to completion as speedily as possible. Every effort will be made~to have everything in readiness for the schools \ to re-open on the first Monday in, Deres ber. ‘Tue President is yo favor of admit-. . ting the remaining territories as States, ee Governor Otero of New Mexico is de1 chted and that sister is getting ready to enter the parlor fo for a reception. Hanna seems to ‘bave the upper hand in Ohio and in all likelihood he will be Pt®t re-elected. to the position of United ‘Tur rumor that Queen Victoria: will abdicate the throne in Cave of the Princeof Wales is denied. — ‘of my property, so I think the -adoner you leave my house: the better.” lady, in dire distress, promptly: ‘The rose atid complied with this inhospitable ‘gequest and was shortly afterward found by a pleasant woman sitting by the foadside and in tears. This good Sa*“maritan quickly led the wanderer to the . nearest inn, where a dogeart ‘was soon procured, in which the unfortunate lady and ‘her damaged bicycle were conveyed home. Chinese Jewelers. ‘There are two jewelers in Chinatown, but their establishnients do not s resemble the ordinury places known as jewelry shops. The Chinese jeweler is a manufacturer as well as a shopkeeper. His establishment is a tiny room up one or two narrow flights of stairs. The room in one place is divided: by an open work jron partition, with an arch and a counter near the window, where the jeweler stands at work. He isanelderly Chinaman, wearing -glasses, and he works over a tiny fire in the window. All his work is done by hand, and some of it is beautiful. There are heavy silver bracelets, which open with a hinge and fasten with an odd little staple. The fine raieed pattern is cut out, every bit of it, by hand. There are gold rings made in the same way. They are fine rings, made of 94 carat gold. Almost notbing is kept in stock. There may chance to be a few ‘tings’ and bracelets, which are taken from a small: safe. Most of the goods are made to order. When the manufao‘turer is asked the price of a ring, he weighs it before he answers. His scales consist of a slender stick of ivory, perhaps a third of a yard long, covered with Chinese characters. At one end is a small brass plate suspended from the weight, also hanging by a thread, is moved along to the balancing point by the jeweler as he holds the little machine in his hand. The front part of the little shop is filled with a stove, table, dishpan, dishes—as many things as -conld be srowded into it.-New. York Times, The Best Made. It is the most common sense remedy known for the cure of disease. Its current felt all the time ft is on the body, and ca: be regulated. wu YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MINI to purchase an electric belt you wi:doubtedly A Seg the best made. This can truly be said of Sanden's Electric Beit; that it has no supe a in power of electric current, durabil.ty no convenience in. using. Electricity properly ar plied by a good electric belt is a most effective remedy for the cure of many nervoi‘s and chronic ailments and Dr. Sanden bas devoted (hirty yearr to the perfection of this electric belt, which nov contains improvements possessed by no other ap pliance of the kind im the world. True, it cost: more than some others, but it is worth more When it cures its price is nothing. and this is th ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’: Electrie Relt—to cure. It does cure, and the-book “Three Classes of ef Men" jis dave of preof. Get it free. Address DR. A. T. SANDEN, 632 Market Street, San Francisco. Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, . Proprietor Ctivice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., BakedsEvery Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty” Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN. ee. on laced uth ThaNer Laka tive Moat ce §; Any country home. ‘one wan suh.s place will get ‘A Great: Bargain. For terms and . particulars enquire of CHRIS: WEBER,jul6 Upper West Broad Street. @ throug a pie glen, . stick by fine threads, and a very small;NEW YORK BAKERY} Hae thaten make “clear— t whole OTT’S E of nourishment. with . ‘SION of And it cestanee ail that disease robs you of. SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. Wy Best MN dserttemehte Are “nist A ight hater g but you will find them in and around Nevada City. In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Dateg Photographs AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia, You are cordially invited to call. Moore, Bopechpy: PHOTOGRAPHER. ntire Satisfaction hcign Goaihallad 50 CENTS A WEEK. Si Advertisements of not to exceed five nes in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2 a month. *Kach additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Housekeeping Rooms. © To rént in a desirable part of the town, five comfortably furnished housekeeping rooms, to a small family of adults, Possession given July ist. Enquire at TRANSCRIPT office. j221w For Sale. horses; also drivers and saddlers. J. H. SWAIN. jl-lw . Colt Lost. A two-year-old bay filly, branded E. H. on left shoulder. Anyone knowing of her where~ abouts will please inform E. Haven of Scott’s Flat, or return the animal to him and receive reward, j--W German Lessons, Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by Main street. j16-tf For Sale. Fine household furniture. of all kinds, in tots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles the residence of M, Rosenberg; East Broad street. j16-tf Matrimony. A middie aged hanie with means, who is a member of Masonie and other orders, wishes to correspond with a Cornish lady, or of Cornish parents, with some means, age between 25 and 80 years. No objection to widow. Object, matrimony. Letters strictly confidential, Address James Oatey, French Gulch, Shasta county, Cal., eare of Milkmaid Mine. j16-lw New House at a Bargain. with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer Cooler For Sale. A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is offered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine streets. z ml0tf HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES BALL Crsnas 7, ‘At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Cal., —-ox-—— Friday Evening, June 25, 1897 FLOOR DIRECTOR. SEB. Power. FLOOR COMMITTEE, . ie, Vacviable lot. of Fruit Trees all in bear+o Music ty Goyne’s, Complete Orcheser extra adios Do one Leow build Ay stomach. At Sutton Place, some good heayy work. easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on . ’ almost new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, The Leading ‘Tailor of Nevada County, ’ “ Pine Street, Nevada City. <i E The Best. ‘Goods, . ee The Best Fit. The cheat Prices. A Fine & Business Suit 3 2 For$25. 3 f % as Thave ‘priced the goods: PeDeEE 5). 600422 Beeecks ee PI 25 Duffy’s Malt nine Gamecock Whisky Sth. IXL Whisky . Bryant's Root Beer ,Pth. . Hire’s . ). BEEHIVE GROCERY J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey: Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Gikeer Ale Depot for. Fancy GroceriesPATE FOIS. MEATS AND FISH. I 00 75 10 3for 50 ss ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. = = = = Olives, 46 6 — DEVILED AND POTTED . Mikado Soap, per bar. Everything else in proportion, Battle Ax Tobacco... Pickles, % gal. bottles. in bulk, per gal. 030 25 50 I 25 05 a © aeestadte site ones ini nortan aman } Do You Sleep . ois JAMES KINKE AD; Pe the county and the Woods Meta will very best; ii find ned and with handsome 1 Also Carry well 1 moul curtains of cheap. That's ani +: for you. Call and see them. Ona 4 good, clean and oe pisteroun? If you do not had. better commence rig: now. I have some of the a best that may be obtained in ually as nd Contained in my excéllent furnirure the seaishings. A complete line of pieture frames and id all deserip_— me wine poles and fixtures, etc, etc. ucement ue Good Value ae Good’ Godds in Return for Your ties lind cs enti > Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. a eee es 4 + a COOACCDNELOD HOR OOD COCO COC DTAG) r THERE'S A TIME — -To Eat, a time to si: dance; ,andatime to in facta aun for all things, to have. the correct ‘time you but ahowld carry » A Reliable Timekeeper. ALL WATCHES ARE NOT é Reliable, but eee ton call Face or Wont that you can ‘LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full Stock of Jewelry, seater pF al es "Snr mitra auA AE We ite you 1 hold no specials, nor sold at bargains, at all times. . dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black ‘Hose, 3 pair fon 25 . Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose is) cents. Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, Cuffs, All at > J. LEVY, Telephone 203—3 Bells. to ima m to at the B ranch: N o we have special sale If you do our word for it, please. call in and Brice. our \Men’s and Boys’ Clothing , is . Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ a ty Gents’ Furnishing Goods — Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Misses’ and Children’s extra Back: ‘Hone, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 0 sold elsewher ‘ Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to ro cen s 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 : at THE BRANCH WONDER § COMMERCIAL STREET, {ras D I rise to remind you that LN, the’ NOT ONLY SELLS The Choicest Groceries at the Lovet ‘BUT ALSO GIVES BEAUTIFUL PORTRA ITS FREE 0 ‘CUSTOMERS. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woy 1 Creatnory Butiq extensive and Of every diesety Hon, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. UuNOT AYIA NMEA TAMA OTANI wimuamauman ‘The Plaza Store _ FISCHER BROS, Props. Ts eniabenaly su pled with an h stock of All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES; Given usa + Trial Order Reebehioiesee od Lainienes iii MOUNTAIN TROUT MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, —Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great vations of other beautiful plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, _ Succemor to Wallace & MoMath. ‘nlarsed ‘and Inpe, , Bavi ie enlar our H. iplent, waare prepabed tly heel 8 Gold, Pha 8 ‘and Copper : Ores and Sulphurets Atshe hipiand before Ss disposing of pha. ores ’ Assaying at reenunebie Ts raten: Pioneer mae Works, COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are Tey and feel like taki 1, f that f; 3 iY BEER, roo” MILWAUKEE B. CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. He knows how to @ raseem eee» 4 eer All kinds of Wines and ote peed ne*poalag Private Teachers’. Examinations. The déniivebceuat elaaas examinations for appliat Washington Schoolhouse, commenci le apeloae tana ending July 8d; 1807. . Sri dee WwW. J; Roazrs, County Su) ensue “Wornda City, June 5, 1897,” te ae a senate: NOTICE, . Phe 0. K. Painter. — House Painting Neatly and Quickly Done. Paper Hanging ng: @ . gov dove in an Artistic Done Sign Painting, Graining, keGdod as the Best. capts for Teachers’ Certificates will be held . Come and hace “fae TH

ite ridi mgr agra Saag seme to orith ws ung wo from her machine, badly “broised and . =. shaken and more or less cut and scratohed about the hands. Upon recovering; . ber equanimity she made her way to the . earest habitation, which chanced to be . . +1 the manse, and‘asked to be allowed to] } wash the mud off her hands and then [to rest awhile, The minister was ab‘gent, but his housekeeper received her kindly, and, having attended to her wants, offered and gave her a cup of tea. Soon afterward the minister returned: 4} and was, of course, duly informed of } the presence of the unexpected guest. “Thereupon his reverence entered the . kitchen, where the lady was resting, ‘ahd, after surveying her critically with . . ‘suspicious. eye for several moments, ‘he addressed her in the following friendly manner: ‘‘Ma’am,”’ he said, “Pm sare I don’t know who you are, and I don"t know where you come from, and, . for anything I. know, you may carry off "in the Salmon river district, B. ©, f $70,000. The Anderson mine in the Parrott. addition, Butte, Montana, has been bonded and leased to the Butte and Boston Company for $75,000. At the onyx quarry at Big Bug, Ariz. _ twelve men have been put to work and machinery is being ordered to handle a large output. _ At the Mexican mine in. Sonora, “Siexino, there is a check system in use “to prevent drunkenness among the men. Only three drinks a day are al‘lowed. The American expedition which has been exploring in Tierra del Fuego has been successful in. finding gold in quantities which will yield a large profit. In the Julian mining district in San Diego county, California. there are nine quartz mills with a total of ninety stamps. Three mills are running and twenty mines are being worked. The Golden Cross mine, Hedges, San Diego county, Cal. for which $1,000,000 was recently refused, is reported bonded for $1,500,000 to Messrs. Oarmen “and Rogers, representing New york men. It is believed that, by the close of this century, ‘the demand for gold, great as it is, will be exceeded by the demand for copper. Oopper will be _ king in the sunrise years of the twen tieth century. For May the Alaska-Treadwell reports as follows: Period since last returr, 80 days; bullion shipment, $40,928; ore milled, 20,883 tons; sulphurets treated, 295 tons. Of bullion there came from sulphurets $10,597. Seven teams entered a rock-drilling contest at Baker City, Or., on the 11th inst. Chishlman and Pherson of the Rachael mine won, drilling 233, inches in15 minutes; Ashton and Ash of the Con. Va. second, 203g inches. . The first steam dredger to work for gold on this coast was shipped out-here from the East and went up the Sacramento river in 1849. After a short trial it was found that nothing could be made in that way and the boat was used to carry freight on the upper waters of the Sacramento. Ata rock-drilling contest. in Helena, Mont., on the 7Bth inst., Davy and Freethy of Butte won first money, drilling 41 15-16 inches in fifteen minutes; the same team made a record of 39 inches in Spokane, Wash., last years. W. Bieber of Lump . Gulch, Mont., single-handed drilled 155¢ inches in ten minutes. There were 1000 miners on the ground. A peculiar freak was played by lightning at the Silver King mine at Park City, Utah, last week. A bolt first struck and shattered the flagstaff at the entrance tothe main shaft, after which it. ran down the shaft on an air-pipe to. the 800-foot level. At this point it struck adrift whichit followed for a distance of 400 feet, knocking down a miner who was loading a car.—Mining and Scientific Press. 9809 The English Colony Celebrates. The. festivities attending upon the célebration of the Queen’s Jubilee be¢gan Monday night at the English Colony clubhouse near Loomis, in Placer county. There were literary exercises and a banquét, General Jo Hamilton representing the Americans in speech ‘making. Yesterday at the Colony the eitire day was given up to horse racing: and athletic sports, and tonight a grand ball will be given in the open air at the handsome residence of H. G. Ponting, . ; near Auburn. ’ Preparing to Begin Work. The work of removing the seats and other furniture from Washington school house commenced today. Next week the contractors will get to work in earnest raising and remodeling that structure and preparingfor framing the addition. A iarge force of men will be eniployed, and the work will be pushed to completion as speedily as possible. Every effort will be made~to have everything in readiness for the schools \ to re-open on the first Monday in, Deres ber. ‘Tue President is yo favor of admit-. . ting the remaining territories as States, ee Governor Otero of New Mexico is de1 chted and that sister is getting ready to enter the parlor fo for a reception. Hanna seems to ‘bave the upper hand in Ohio and in all likelihood he will be Pt®t re-elected. to the position of United ‘Tur rumor that Queen Victoria: will abdicate the throne in Cave of the Princeof Wales is denied. — ‘of my property, so I think the -adoner you leave my house: the better.” lady, in dire distress, promptly: ‘The rose atid complied with this inhospitable ‘gequest and was shortly afterward found by a pleasant woman sitting by the foadside and in tears. This good Sa*“maritan quickly led the wanderer to the . nearest inn, where a dogeart ‘was soon procured, in which the unfortunate lady and ‘her damaged bicycle were conveyed home. Chinese Jewelers. ‘There are two jewelers in Chinatown, but their establishnients do not s resemble the ordinury places known as jewelry shops. The Chinese jeweler is a manufacturer as well as a shopkeeper. His establishment is a tiny room up one or two narrow flights of stairs. The room in one place is divided: by an open work jron partition, with an arch and a counter near the window, where the jeweler stands at work. He isanelderly Chinaman, wearing -glasses, and he works over a tiny fire in the window. All his work is done by hand, and some of it is beautiful. There are heavy silver bracelets, which open with a hinge and fasten with an odd little staple. The fine raieed pattern is cut out, every bit of it, by hand. There are gold rings made in the same way. They are fine rings, made of 94 carat gold. Almost notbing is kept in stock. There may chance to be a few ‘tings’ and bracelets, which are taken from a small: safe. Most of the goods are made to order. When the manufao‘turer is asked the price of a ring, he weighs it before he answers. His scales consist of a slender stick of ivory, perhaps a third of a yard long, covered with Chinese characters. At one end is a small brass plate suspended from the weight, also hanging by a thread, is moved along to the balancing point by the jeweler as he holds the little machine in his hand. The front part of the little shop is filled with a stove, table, dishpan, dishes—as many things as -conld be srowded into it.-New. York Times, The Best Made. It is the most common sense remedy known for the cure of disease. Its current felt all the time ft is on the body, and ca: be regulated. wu YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MINI to purchase an electric belt you wi:doubtedly A Seg the best made. This can truly be said of Sanden's Electric Beit; that it has no supe a in power of electric current, durabil.ty no convenience in. using. Electricity properly ar plied by a good electric belt is a most effective remedy for the cure of many nervoi‘s and chronic ailments and Dr. Sanden bas devoted (hirty yearr to the perfection of this electric belt, which nov contains improvements possessed by no other ap pliance of the kind im the world. True, it cost: more than some others, but it is worth more When it cures its price is nothing. and this is th ene object aimed at in constructing Dr. Sanden’: Electrie Relt—to cure. It does cure, and the-book “Three Classes of ef Men" jis dave of preof. Get it free. Address DR. A. T. SANDEN, 632 Market Street, San Francisco. Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, . Proprietor Ctivice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., BakedsEvery Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Specialty” Ranch For Sale. THREE MILES FROM TOWN. ee. on laced uth ThaNer Laka tive Moat ce §; Any country home. ‘one wan suh.s place will get ‘A Great: Bargain. For terms and . particulars enquire of CHRIS: WEBER,jul6 Upper West Broad Street. @ throug a pie glen, . stick by fine threads, and a very small;NEW YORK BAKERY} Hae thaten make “clear— t whole OTT’S E of nourishment. with . ‘SION of And it cestanee ail that disease robs you of. SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. Wy Best MN dserttemehte Are “nist A ight hater g but you will find them in and around Nevada City. In my Studio I have an elegant dispiay of Up-to-Dateg Photographs AND HIGH GRADE Enlargements In Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia, You are cordially invited to call. Moore, Bopechpy: PHOTOGRAPHER. ntire Satisfaction hcign Goaihallad 50 CENTS A WEEK. Si Advertisements of not to exceed five nes in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2 a month. *Kach additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. Housekeeping Rooms. © To rént in a desirable part of the town, five comfortably furnished housekeeping rooms, to a small family of adults, Possession given July ist. Enquire at TRANSCRIPT office. j221w For Sale.

horses; also drivers and saddlers. J. H. SWAIN. jl-lw . Colt Lost. A two-year-old bay filly, branded E. H. on left shoulder. Anyone knowing of her where~ abouts will please inform E. Haven of Scott’s Flat, or return the animal to him and receive reward, j--W German Lessons, Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by Main street. j16-tf For Sale. Fine household furniture. of all kinds, in tots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles the residence of M, Rosenberg; East Broad street. j16-tf Matrimony. A middie aged hanie with means, who is a member of Masonie and other orders, wishes to correspond with a Cornish lady, or of Cornish parents, with some means, age between 25 and 80 years. No objection to widow. Object, matrimony. Letters strictly confidential, Address James Oatey, French Gulch, Shasta county, Cal., eare of Milkmaid Mine. j16-lw New House at a Bargain. with bath, pantry, ete. Level lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer Cooler For Sale. A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler is offered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and Pine streets. z ml0tf HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES BALL Crsnas 7, ‘At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Cal., —-ox-—— Friday Evening, June 25, 1897 FLOOR DIRECTOR. SEB. Power. FLOOR COMMITTEE, . ie, Vacviable lot. of Fruit Trees all in bear+o Music ty Goyne’s, Complete Orcheser extra adios Do one Leow build Ay stomach. At Sutton Place, some good heayy work. easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’s on . ’ almost new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, The Leading ‘Tailor of Nevada County, ’ “ Pine Street, Nevada City. <i E The Best. ‘Goods, . ee The Best Fit. The cheat Prices. A Fine & Business Suit 3 2 For$25. 3 f % as Thave ‘priced the goods: PeDeEE 5). 600422 Beeecks ee PI 25 Duffy’s Malt nine Gamecock Whisky Sth. IXL Whisky . Bryant's Root Beer ,Pth. . Hire’s . ). BEEHIVE GROCERY J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey: Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Gikeer Ale Depot for. Fancy GroceriesPATE FOIS. MEATS AND FISH. I 00 75 10 3for 50 ss ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. = = = = Olives, 46 6 — DEVILED AND POTTED . Mikado Soap, per bar.. Everything else in proportion, Battle Ax Tobacco..... Pickles, % gal. bottles.. in bulk, per gal. 030 25 50 I 25 05 a © aeestadte site ones ini nortan aman } Do You Sleep . ois JAMES KINKE AD; Pe the county and the Woods Meta will very best; ii find ned and with handsome 1 Also Carry well 1 moul curtains of cheap. That's ani +: for you. Call and see them. Ona 4 good, clean and oe pisteroun? If you do not had. better commence rig: now. I have some of the a best that may be obtained in ually as nd Contained in my excéllent furnirure the seaishings. A complete line of pieture frames and id all deserip_— me wine poles and fixtures, etc, etc. ucement ue Good Value ae Good’ Godds in Return for Your ties lind cs enti > Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. a eee es 4 + a COOACCDNELOD HOR OOD COCO COC DTAG) r THERE'S A TIME — -To Eat, a time to si: dance; ,andatime to in facta aun for all things, to have. the correct ‘time you but ahowld carry » A Reliable Timekeeper. ALL WATCHES ARE NOT é Reliable, but eee ton call Face or Wont that you can ‘LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full Stock of Jewelry, seater pF al es "Snr mitra auA AE We ite you 1 hold no specials, nor sold at bargains, at all times. . dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black ‘Hose, 3 pair fon 25 . Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose is) cents. Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, Cuffs, All at > J. LEVY, Telephone 203—3 Bells. to ima m to at the B ranch: N o we have special sale If you do our word for it, please. call in and Brice. our \Men’s and Boys’ Clothing , is . Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ a ty Gents’ Furnishing Goods — Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Misses’ and Children’s extra Back: ‘Hone, Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 0 sold elsewher ‘ Men’ s Celluloid Collars, reduced to ro cen s 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 : at THE BRANCH WONDER § COMMERCIAL STREET, {ras D I rise to remind you that LN, the’ NOT ONLY SELLS The Choicest Groceries at the Lovet ‘BUT ALSO GIVES BEAUTIFUL PORTRA ITS FREE 0 ‘CUSTOMERS. Sole Nevada City Agent for Woy 1 Creatnory Butiq extensive and Of every diesety Hon, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. UuNOT AYIA NMEA TAMA OTANI wimuamauman ‘The Plaza Store _ FISCHER BROS, Props. Ts eniabenaly su pled with an h stock of All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES; Given usa + Trial Order Reebehioiesee od Lainienes iii MOUNTAIN TROUT MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. TOMATO, CABBAGE and PEPPER PLANTS, —Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great vations of other beautiful plants. OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, _ Succemor to Wallace & MoMath. ‘nlarsed ‘and Inpe, , Bavi ie enlar our H. iplent, waare prepabed tly heel 8 Gold, Pha 8 ‘and Copper : Ores and Sulphurets Atshe hipiand before Ss disposing of pha. ores ’ Assaying at reenunebie Ts raten: Pioneer mae Works, COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are Tey and feel like taki 1, f that f; 3 iY BEER, roo” MILWAUKEE B. CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets. He knows how to @ raseem eee» 4 eer All kinds of Wines and ote peed ne*poalag Private Teachers’. Examinations. The déniivebceuat elaaas examinations for appliat Washington Schoolhouse, commenci le apeloae tana ending July 8d; 1807. . Sri dee WwW. J; Roazrs, County Su) ensue “Wornda City, June 5, 1897,” te ae a senate: NOTICE, . Phe 0. K. Painter. — House Painting Neatly and Quickly Done. Paper Hanging ng: @ . gov dove in an Artistic Done Sign Painting, Graining, keGdod as the Best. capts for Teachers’ Certificates will be held . Come and hace “fae TH