June 24, 1896 (4 pages)

epee mrt gre: ne esee ay Os es, Rastesin:. 7s (943. a,.m, , 11:50 9. ee (943-8, m, 150 ain, Westerne 0605.6. a eam ake *Exos i cules i : Geng va ie wie ah City laybert *You Bet an amtnriat. published at ‘Ventare, Ventura sonst, ‘says: shoes ‘oon catablinhak at Montalvo and fortunately for the future of the town -. @man of push and enterprise was in-). F pm. duced to: locate. Mr. E. E. Morrell, business. Apply ‘at the ‘TRansourier . who is a California pioneer, having set £00 bam: . tled in: Nevada county in 1853, finding . . himself free from businéss ties in 1892, aftera short trip:to his-old home. in! m™ . the Eastgave Matalvo the choice over Will Be 3e Uniformed, ‘The Mayflower Band . Band has bent below me to wear on the Fourth. The members not only intend to furnish good. music on that day, but will present a showy appearance in the parade. We understand that. Goyne’s Band will also have uniforms. Both bands will furnish an abundance of. good music, day and évening, and the musical . program of the day will be one of the features that is sure to please or body. ; Allison Ranch Mine. Telegraph: Mining Engineer Eckart informed us this morning that work would soon be commenced on the. Allison Ranch mine, -The machinery has’ already been ordered and built and will soon arrive here. Several plans have bean submitted as regards the electric or water power but as yet it has not been entirely settled'as to which will be used.’ It:is sure however that. work will soon. be commenced and that. it will start in a genuine way. Leave Orders For Uniforms. Members of the Native Sons who in“tend turning out in the procession on the 4th of July should leave their orders without further delay at E. E. Dulac’s tailor shop. One dollar is the cost, Curly Bears can get their uniforms for the night parade on the 8d by applying to M. M. Baruh at Miller’s clothing store. The price is only 50 cents. Will Cleanse the Pipes. The city reservoirs ai are to be sluiced out and the main pipes flushed, in order to clean out the accumulated-sediment: and pther dirt that has lately caused the town water to be so muddy. The work will be done ‘right away and good water will be flowing through the pipes again in two or. three days. Y llustrating Outfit. ing outfit _The.-Transcarr’s stereotyp: for Making illustrations has arrived. .aS we can manage. the appa‘we will show our readers what we an doin the way of newspaper illustrating. Similar outfits are in use in many offices throughout the country and are giving satisfaction. An Electric Piece, The Curly Bears intend having an electric display put up somewhere on the line of march. It will consist of the words, “Hell—o! Cubs!” to be formed of letters two by three feet: in -size, illuminated with coloréd incandescent lamps. It will be quite attractive. Waiting For the Snow to Melt. John P. Clark, the Meadow Lake prospector, is at present stopping at Cisco, on the line of the Central Pacific Railroad. He writes that there are a number of mining men there waiting for the snow to disappear so they can get into the Meadow Lake district. Died at Lincoln. : W. Sparks, owner of the feed store . ¢ near the depot, received a: dispatch this morning that his wife’s sister-inlaw, Mrs. Grant Allen, died at Lincoln last night. Mr. Sparks and wife left on the noon train for that place. ‘Tarre is more Catarrh in this section. of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. Fora great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by ‘constantly failing to cure with local treat. ment, pronounced itincurable. Science bas proven catarrh to be a constitntional disease, and therefore requires constitutional. treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only ‘coustitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops toa teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials, Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Yamily Pills are the best. Take Notice. Any. one wishing to ing to exchange goods bought during our big clearance sale “must bring the ae which was in L. HYMAN & CO. . package. Sale ending aly 6 5th. j22-tt J. V. Flint, The Pisno-Tuner, bas arrived. Leave office or with ©. E. Wild . ° orders at this jute . at his barber shop. Fine Butts Beir best in the se can. Seadden, the sole agent. peg uniforms, which will be here in. all other. points ‘in Southern California as a place of residence. With a “. ikeen eye to business he saw its future importance as’ a suburban center. “By the establishment of the. gen-, eral store of F.E. Morrell & Son far‘mers who haul their crops to the warehouse from a distance are enabled to; thus saving a five miles further haul . from Ventura. The business of Mor. rell & Son draws trade from as wide a circle as that of the 8, P. Milling Co. The sterling integrity and business ‘push of Mr. Morrell and his son Charles have been rewarded by winning for the firm an enviable and lasting -reputation. “F. E. Morrell, after coming to California in 1858, was a miner until 1856,. when he embarked in business in Grass Valley; Nevada county. In 1850 he purchased the Bonanza ranch in Yuba county, which he conducted successfully for sixteen years, when he sold to the Excelsior Mining Company. He then returned to Nevada county .and ‘bought the 820 acre Gassaway ranch which he farmed until 1892, whén he again sold to the same company, “Mr. Morrell is a great favorite among the young folks. Fully twenty times more‘children call him grandpa than he could possibly have grandchildren, even if he lived in Utah. His store is constantiy brightened by the merry laughter of children, who have come to to tease grandpa for some candy. Montalvo is prolific of happy, rollicking» healthy children any way, “Both Mr. Morrell and his son claim to have been successful beyond their most sanguine hope and over that they could not ask for a more delightful place to live and do business in than Montalyo,” ~ MILITARY "WATTERS, The Membership Being Strengthensd— Neyada City Trip. “Marysville Appeal ;—At a business meeting of Company D held last evening the applications of James Hall, James Gray and Charles Schellinger for membership were read, and they were sworn in as members of the company, A committee consisting of Lieutenant Oanning, Sergeant Delay and Corporal Nelson was appointed to make all ihe necessary arrangements for the visit of the company to Nevada City on July 4th. Ben Silas filed an application for membership. John P. Colford Jr. enlisted for the third time, and Frank Terstegge for the second time. Jesse Boulton again joined the company and will act as drummer. Captain G. H. Voss filled up all the vacancies, and the non-commissioned otficers of the company are as follows in the order named: Sergeants—P. J, Delay, Frank Terstegge, J. P. Colford Jr. C. Mayer, M. Nelson. Quartermaster Sergeant—Bart Morrissey. Corporals —G. W. Peyser, J. P. Arnoldy, John Giblin, W. C. Waldron, 0. C. Hovis, J. Li. Howard, G. McCoy and J. Sellinger. ‘Captain, Voss impressed on the members of the company, the necessity. of the rifle range during the week, and attending drill regularly, Nearly the Whole Family. The San Francisco Examiner: has closed its contest for prizes for the “Mill of Silence” guess work on a story written for that paper. There were several Grass Valley people who won some money in the contest. Among those who won $10 were: Mrs, A. J. Ridge, Mrs. F. G. Beatty now of Berkeley, also Mrs. J, E. Frick (nee Ridge) of Berkeley, and Miss Mamie Findley. Notice to Water Consumers. The city water will be turned off at the reservoir Thursday evening from 8 will please take notice. j24-2t E. J. Monrean, Sanitary Plumbing. Mr. W. C. Hays, who has been working forthe past ten years on ‘modern buildings in San Francisco, will take charge of our plumbing department and is prepared to do only first-class work in that line. The best of workmanship at the lowest prices is guaranteed. [j24] Leaa & Suaw Co. it Is Delicious. al Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, ine teak article tiethe wsacket, ‘To Un procured only at Gaylord’s. A Fact Worth Knowing, Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia and-all Throat and ung diseases a cured. Shilob’s Se Sold by DickCo. % oe To ice Consumers. hn the fall of 1893 the. first general purchase ‘ supplies for the return haul, till 10 o’clock, for repairs. Consumers . ae ! @he-nion Ice Company is now pre-. a ceetias deliver ice toreuy part ol the te city. Orders left at the office on the ~ Nevada: Oty is the healthiest town . on the face on the earth. Don’t ferget the Graduates’ ball ‘at Armory Hall tomorrow évening. A boy is wanted to learnt the printing ' office. Quite a number of people from Oakland will spend the 4th of, July. at. Ne' vada City. If you want any fine job printing a . very low rates send your order . the . ‘TRANSCRIPT, The 4th of July celebration fT: . toabsorb the minds ‘of the people of : Nevada City. The Royal Whist lab will meet this evening at the residence of F. T. Nilon, ;on upper Nevada street. Grass Valley by Constable Townsend . yesterday afternoon: and lodged in the . . county jail for 25 Nig viz for disturbing the peace. : of Native Sons last evening one candidate was initiated, and later the Ourly Bears had a growl and: admitted ‘three wandering cubs, Are you coming to Nevada City on the 4th of July ? If you don’t you'll regret»it the balance of the time the good Lord will let you remain on this mundane sphere. ; From the talk in Marysville about the celebration in. Nevada City it would seem that about a half or two-thirds of the population of that lovely town was coming up here on that occasion. The 4th of July will soon be here— one week from next Saturday—and the average boy is waiting anxiously for the glorious occasion, There are many older persons who anticipate a grand time, The parade of the Curly Bears on the night of July 8d will be the grandest and noisiest ever seen or heard since the landing of Christopher Co‘lumbus on this great North American continent. Harrison ‘Gove hei @ large lot of brick almost ready to burn at his ‘yard on the Grass Valléy road. -There promises to be a big demand for bricks this season. It is thought that all that are required can be made at the yards in this vicinity. The great celebration in Nevada City wijl commence on the night of July 84 at about 9:30 o’clock and will continue without any recess until midnight of July 4th. On the 5th (Sunday) the participants, and that will be about the whole population, will want to spend the day in bed preparatory to resuming their routine business on Monday morning, « A Nevada. City Teacher Wins. Miss Mary Hook of this city was one of the successful contestants in the San Francisco Bulletin’s vacation trip contest. She received 21,807. votes, being seventeenth on the list of interior teachers, and is entitled to a trip to Agua Caliente Springs, with board for four weeks. Miss Hook’s many friends will be glad to hear of her success, and will wish her a pleasant trip, Miss Minnie Rosevere, teacher in the Grass Valley schools, was eighteenth on the list. She gets a trip to Attna Springs, with four weeks’ board. Not Expected to Live. : George Gray, the undertaker, received a dispatch from Sacramento this afternoon that Henry Hines, ex-Sheriff at that place, was very low and not expected to live, and requesting that his brother-in-law, Henry Keiffer of Montezuma Hill, be notified to come at once. Mr. Gray sent a messenger out after him with a buggy: You Can’r Buy HAprrvess, kee if you are suffering from rofula, salt rheum, impure blood, shag may be cured and made happy by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, Hoop’s Pitts are the best family. cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. Dr. O. N. Sullivan. His wonderful success. in Grass Valley as an oculist-optician causes him to continue his engagement there until June 28th, when he will be atthe National Hotel, ~ 523-tf FREE CREAM CHOCOLATE A Package Given Each Customer FREE WITH OUR MONEY-SAVING THAS . COFFEES 2 ‘SPICES Our S0c Teas ~~ cost Sc Elsewhere Our 25c Teas coat 38c Elsewhere Our 20c Teas ‘cost 30c Elsewhere nA: ‘Hooo's Pua cure all veri Constipation, causes more than. half . Paul Roslyn was brought up from . : At the meeting of Hydraulic Parlor . ’ BXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY. “. ees The ims ot ‘Women. the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root ert Bhan in sri eae “A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength.”— Late Unrrep States Government Foop Rerorr. Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. iN CENTS A WEEK Adverti ts of not to e d five lines in length inserted under this head for 580 cents & week or $2a month. Eaeh additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. ‘Wanted. A girltodo general housework. Apply at Central Hotel. jis Paper Flowers. All kinds of paper flowers. made to order for 4th of July decorations. Mrs. C. M. Mails, Broad street, next door to Mrs. Hocking’s tf Residence for Sale. The residence property of the late B. B. Miller is” offered for sale. For particulars enquire of M. M. BARUH. jil-tf Girl Wanted To do general housework, Must be competent and good wages will be given. jii-Tw Dwelling House For Sale. A furnished dwelling house, with good lot, gentrally located, is offered for sale on reasonableterms. Inquire of I. J. Rolfe. ji7-lw For Sale.~ Seven-room house, lot and good barn, with outbuildings and fine cellar. Also a good well. For particulars apply to ji6-tf BR. F. SIMONDS. Lost. LOST—A chain belonging to a hay press— between Nevada City and Bear river—McCourtney road—Saturday,: June bth. The finder will be suitably rewarded by sending word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer county. j16-tf Furnished Rooms to Let. Two furnished rodms, in a convenient locality, are offered for rent. Inquire at. this office. jis Art Studio. ‘Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in painting and drawing at her studio in the Transcript Building, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 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. IPEWOFKS A Good Assortment at ROSENTHAL'S, Commercial Street. FIRECRACKERS ROMAN CANDLES TORPEDOES SKY ROCKETS PIN WHEELS MINES . FLOWER POTS FLAGS, ETO. At Low Prices. Tea isa pleasant cure for Constipation. Rs fog $1.40 at the Pe ge Py AA mend it. ‘Bo We have them to SELI.—not to keep and look at. so low that the price will not cut any figure with you. Call in and examine our line of Wi — stock. ot ret shower . in: the county, And whet is more, _ WE sd DON’T # WANT # THEM Therefore we have marked them dow WEN'S $7.50, S10 and $12.50 SUITS FOR SUMMER. ysician, your dru t about Shiloh’s amption. They Resevont Store. will recomid by Dickenuan & Oo. . Lapres Sones Ties, worth $3.50 for 2t A Baby’s Life 8 ‘Life Saved. baby had croup croup and was saved by Shiloh Cure,” writes Mrs. J. Hunteville, Ala. B. . They Catch On At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Two sizes, regular 5 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. Vinton Drugs Broad St. OME Gummer PECIALTIES i+Waists ®, foR 7“ cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them, Dimities, Grass Goods The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves » Summer shades, from up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw, Millinery Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Francisco. An elegant pn of shapes and primo iiee HATS F TRIM MIS, Lest & Cranford MAIN STREET ~ NEVADA’ CITY 4 PHOTOGRAPHS MADE BY Are Permanent Pleasing . Call and see my MOORE. e232 2822832 \ \ Popular PRICES as Low as Possible For FIRST-CLASS Work. Remember, I guarantee satisfaction. fine display. MOORE, York st., Nevada City. @@™ Visitors are eiuaiis welcome. : Ice erean ey Ice Cream Soda TODAY AT _ FOLEY’S CARTER & JOHNSTON, the One Price House. See All Recommend It. ice —~7 —> —_ ge — —~— —? ——? <2 ) = 2 —? le "4 _) ——? —> — i —? _) i ip —> — —CHOICE FAMILY LIQUORS Brands carefully selected comBelee our stock of Serene h ndrgogg , Gin, Port and Sherry Medicines are incom te Pg an a § good via” of for have a li-yenroe” onieek Bourbon at $1 a bottle. This is FIRST-CLASS, Sold by obscure firms are often “doctored,” ¢ Leno, rendering them unfit for use. e buy ours padre 4 : responsible firm—Sh wood & Sherwood of San Francisco, the leading wholesale liquor dealers of the coast. See the Brownies in Our Window Telephone No, 30, evr aPPTANTR TTA UAAAAAAU LAA bAAAdANUAAANUUA ddd H. DICKERMAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. . AMT TTT . DON'T KEEP FURNITURE -styles a: I buy close, am careful to get the very [atest the best workmanship, and sell at such narrow eat bon thas Tam continually and rapidly sarang (over over . seasons Oo; pred in all departments of my p> Baad gsi pio ar Now a Word About Cash: I have demonstrated that the cash system of doing business is better for all concerned, James Kinkead’s Cash Stores on Commercial Street. ‘BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, Rropetets Agency For--lonogram. Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for ao Fancy Groceries PATE. FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. WEDS 5.5 ea ethikascwiee $I 25 Dairy’ s Malt mos. esac. I 00 Gamecock Whisky {u. 1 00 IXL Whisky ..0.000. 75 Bryant’s Root Beer ,Pe), 10 Hire’s Bs “<“gfor <s0 is the Best. Battle Ax Tobacco... Pickles, % gal. bottles. * in bulk, per gal. Olives, I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Everything else in proportion. 30 25 50 «« ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee Give it a Trial. = = » 2 2 2 ee ee THERE IS ONLY CASH GROCERY ONE AND THAT'S WOLF’S. There you can get , the best for the least money. Have you seen the $20 Money Box? Some one is going to get that Twenty, It may be YOU. IT WILL PAY YOU! To give me a trial.” You will find my stock complete and my prices the lowest. If you drink Beer you want the best. Try BUDWEISER. It's fine, : a B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Commercial street,REMEMBER—I HAVE JUSTLY. e EARNED THE REPUTATION Be a Fare OF MAKING THE FINEST . P. HUNTS G2 ; ICE CREAM SODA ae ES and ‘en ah IN TOWN ' workmanship, none Set ¢ é : 3 “ } Thue for rt and ehfldren oe FOLEY’S —“srmetey rimst-ciass 13 COMMERCIAL} ST. you'd have work first-class,

epee mrt gre: ne esee ay Os es, Rastesin:. 7s (943. a,.m, , 11:50 9. ee (943-8, m, 150 ain, Westerne 0605.6.. a eam ake *Exos i cules i : Geng va ie wie ah City laybert *You Bet an amtnriat. published at ‘Ventare, Ventura sonst, ‘says: shoes ‘oon catablinhak at Montalvo and fortunately for the future of the town -. @man of push and enterprise was in-). F pm. duced to: locate. Mr. E. E. Morrell, business. Apply ‘at the ‘TRansourier . who is a California pioneer, having set £00 bam: . tled in: Nevada county in 1853, finding . . himself free from businéss ties in 1892, aftera short trip:to his-old home. in! m™ . the Eastgave Matalvo the choice over Will Be 3e Uniformed, ‘The Mayflower Band . Band has bent below me to wear on the Fourth. The members not only intend to furnish good. music on that day, but will present a showy appearance in the parade. We understand that. Goyne’s Band will also have uniforms. Both bands will furnish an abundance of. good music, day and évening, and the musical . program of the day will be one of the features that is sure to please or body. ; Allison Ranch Mine. Telegraph: Mining Engineer Eckart informed us this morning that work would soon be commenced on the. Allison Ranch mine, -The machinery has’ already been ordered and built and will soon arrive here. Several plans have bean submitted as regards the electric or water power but as yet it has not been entirely settled'as to which will be used.’ It:is sure however that. work will soon. be commenced and that. it will start in a genuine way. Leave Orders For Uniforms. Members of the Native Sons who in“tend turning out in the procession on the 4th of July should leave their orders without further delay at E. E. Dulac’s tailor shop. One dollar is the cost, Curly Bears can get their uniforms for the night parade on the 8d by applying to M. M. Baruh at Miller’s clothing store. The price is only 50 cents. Will Cleanse the Pipes. The city reservoirs ai are to be sluiced out and the main pipes flushed, in order to clean out the accumulated-sediment: and pther dirt that has lately caused the town water to be so muddy. The work will be done ‘right away and good water will be flowing through the pipes again in two or. three days. Y llustrating Outfit. ing outfit _The.-Transcarr’s stereotyp: for Making illustrations has arrived. .aS we can manage. the appa‘we will show our readers what we an doin the way of newspaper illustrating. Similar outfits are in use in many offices throughout the country and are giving satisfaction. An Electric Piece, The Curly Bears intend having an electric display put up somewhere on the line of march. It will consist of the words, “Hell—o! Cubs!” to be formed of letters two by three feet: in -size, illuminated with coloréd incandescent lamps. It will be quite attractive. Waiting For the Snow to Melt. John P. Clark, the Meadow Lake prospector, is at present stopping at Cisco, on the line of the Central Pacific Railroad. He writes that there are a number of mining men there waiting for the snow to disappear so they can get into the Meadow Lake district. Died at Lincoln. : W. Sparks, owner of the feed store . ¢ near the depot, received a: dispatch this morning that his wife’s sister-inlaw, Mrs. Grant Allen, died at Lincoln last night. Mr. Sparks and wife left on the noon train for that place. ‘Tarre is more Catarrh in this section. of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. Fora great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by ‘constantly failing to cure with local treat. ment, pronounced itincurable. Science bas proven catarrh to be a constitntional disease, and therefore requires constitutional. treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only ‘coustitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops toa teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials, Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Yamily Pills are the best. Take Notice. Any. one wishing to ing to exchange goods bought during our big clearance sale “must bring the ae which was in L. HYMAN & CO. . package. Sale ending aly 6 5th. j22-tt J. V. Flint, The Pisno-Tuner, bas arrived. Leave office or with ©. E. Wild . ° orders at this jute . at his barber shop. Fine Butts Beir best in the se can. Seadden, the sole agent. peg uniforms, which will be here in. all other. points ‘in Southern California as a place of residence. With a “. ikeen eye to business he saw its future importance as’ a suburban center. “By the establishment of the. gen-, eral store of F.E. Morrell & Son far‘mers who haul their crops to the warehouse from a distance are enabled to; thus saving a five miles further haul . from Ventura. The business of Mor. rell & Son draws trade from as wide a circle as that of the 8, P. Milling Co. The sterling integrity and business ‘push of Mr. Morrell and his son Charles have been rewarded by winning for the firm an enviable and lasting -reputation. “F. E. Morrell, after coming to California in 1858, was a miner until 1856,. when he embarked in business in Grass Valley; Nevada county. In 1850 he purchased the Bonanza ranch in Yuba county, which he conducted successfully for sixteen years, when he sold to the Excelsior Mining Company. He then returned to Nevada county .and ‘bought the 820 acre Gassaway ranch which he farmed until 1892, whén he again sold to the same company, “Mr. Morrell is a great favorite among the young folks. Fully twenty times more‘children call him grandpa than he could possibly have grandchildren, even if he lived in Utah. His store is constantiy brightened by the merry laughter of children, who have come to to tease grandpa for some candy. Montalvo is prolific of happy, rollicking» healthy children any way, “Both Mr. Morrell and his son claim to have been successful beyond their most sanguine hope and over that they could not ask for a more delightful place to live and do business in than Montalyo,” ~ MILITARY "WATTERS, The Membership Being Strengthensd— Neyada City Trip. “Marysville Appeal ;—At a business meeting of Company D held last evening the applications of James Hall, James Gray and Charles Schellinger for membership were read, and they were sworn in as members of the company, A committee consisting of Lieutenant Oanning, Sergeant Delay and Corporal Nelson was appointed to make all ihe necessary arrangements for the visit of the company to Nevada City on July 4th. Ben Silas filed an application for membership. John P. Colford Jr. enlisted for the third time, and Frank Terstegge for the second time. Jesse Boulton again joined the company and will act as drummer. Captain G. H. Voss filled up all the vacancies, and the non-commissioned otficers of the company are as follows in the order named: Sergeants—P. J, Delay, Frank Terstegge, J. P. Colford Jr. C. Mayer, M. Nelson. Quartermaster Sergeant—Bart Morrissey. Corporals —G. W. Peyser, J. P. Arnoldy, John Giblin, W. C. Waldron, 0. C. Hovis, J. Li. Howard, G. McCoy and J. Sellinger. ‘Captain, Voss impressed on the members of the company, the necessity. of the rifle range during the week, and attending drill regularly, Nearly the Whole Family. The San Francisco Examiner: has closed its contest for prizes for the “Mill of Silence” guess work on a story written for that paper. There were several Grass Valley people who won some money in the contest. Among those who won $10 were: Mrs, A. J. Ridge, Mrs. F. G. Beatty now of Berkeley, also Mrs. J, E. Frick (nee Ridge) of Berkeley, and Miss Mamie Findley. Notice to Water Consumers. The city water will be turned off at the reservoir Thursday evening from 8 will please take notice. j24-2t E. J. Monrean, Sanitary Plumbing. Mr. W. C. Hays, who has been working forthe past ten years on ‘modern buildings in San Francisco, will take charge of our plumbing department and is prepared to do only first-class work in that line. The best of workmanship at the lowest prices is guaranteed. [j24] Leaa & Suaw Co. it Is Delicious. al Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, ine teak article tiethe wsacket, ‘To Un procured only at Gaylord’s. A Fact Worth Knowing, Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia and-all Throat and ung diseases a cured. Shilob’s Se Sold by DickCo. % oe To ice Consumers. hn the fall of 1893 the. first general purchase ‘ supplies for the return haul, till 10 o’clock, for repairs. Consumers . ae ! @he-nion Ice Company is now pre-. a ceetias deliver ice toreuy part ol the te city. Orders left at the office on the ~ Nevada: Oty is the healthiest town . on the face on the earth. Don’t ferget the Graduates’ ball ‘at Armory Hall tomorrow évening. A boy is wanted to learnt the printing ' office. Quite a number of people from Oakland will spend the 4th of, July. at. Ne' vada City. If you want any fine job printing a . very low rates send your order . the . ‘TRANSCRIPT, The 4th of July celebration fT: . toabsorb the minds ‘of the people of : Nevada City. The Royal Whist lab will meet this evening at the residence of F. T. Nilon, ;on upper Nevada street. Grass Valley by Constable Townsend . yesterday afternoon: and lodged in the . . county jail for 25 Nig viz for disturbing the peace. : of Native Sons last evening one candidate was initiated, and later the Ourly Bears had a growl and: admitted ‘three wandering cubs, Are you coming to Nevada City on the 4th of July ? If you don’t you'll regret»it the balance of the time the good Lord will let you remain on this mundane sphere. ; From the talk in Marysville about the celebration in. Nevada City it would seem that about a half or two-thirds of the population of that lovely town was coming up here on that occasion. The 4th of July will soon be here— one week from next Saturday—and the average boy is waiting anxiously for the glorious occasion, There are many older persons who anticipate a grand time, The parade of the Curly Bears on the night of July 8d will be the grandest and noisiest ever seen or heard since the landing of Christopher Co‘lumbus on this great North American continent. Harrison ‘Gove hei @ large lot of brick almost ready to burn at his ‘yard on the Grass Valléy road. -There promises to be a big demand for bricks this season. It is thought that all that are required can be made at the yards in this vicinity. The great celebration in Nevada City wijl commence on the night of July 84 at about 9:30 o’clock and will continue without any recess until midnight of July 4th. On the 5th (Sunday) the participants, and that will be about the whole population, will want to spend the day in bed preparatory to resuming their routine business on Monday morning, « A Nevada. City Teacher Wins. Miss Mary Hook of this city was one of the successful contestants in the San Francisco Bulletin’s vacation trip contest. She received 21,807. votes, being seventeenth on the list of interior teachers, and is entitled to a trip to Agua Caliente Springs, with board for four weeks. Miss Hook’s many friends will be glad to hear of her success, and will wish her a pleasant trip, Miss Minnie Rosevere, teacher in the Grass Valley schools, was eighteenth on the list. She gets a trip to Attna Springs, with four weeks’ board. Not Expected to Live. : George Gray, the undertaker, received a dispatch from Sacramento this afternoon that Henry Hines, ex-Sheriff at that place, was very low and not

expected to live, and requesting that his brother-in-law, Henry Keiffer of Montezuma Hill, be notified to come at once. Mr. Gray sent a messenger out after him with a buggy: You Can’r Buy HAprrvess, kee if you are suffering from rofula, salt rheum, impure blood, shag may be cured and made happy by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, Hoop’s Pitts are the best family. cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, cure. Dr. O. N. Sullivan. His wonderful success. in Grass Valley as an oculist-optician causes him to continue his engagement there until June 28th, when he will be atthe National Hotel, ~ 523-tf FREE CREAM CHOCOLATE A Package Given Each Customer FREE WITH OUR MONEY-SAVING THAS . COFFEES 2 ‘SPICES Our S0c Teas ~~ cost Sc Elsewhere Our 25c Teas coat 38c Elsewhere Our 20c Teas ‘cost 30c Elsewhere nA: ‘Hooo's Pua cure all veri Constipation, causes more than. half . Paul Roslyn was brought up from . : At the meeting of Hydraulic Parlor . ’ BXTRA PREMIUMS GIVEN AWAY. “. ees The ims ot ‘Women. the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root ert Bhan in sri eae “A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength.”— Late Unrrep States Government Foop Rerorr. Royal Baking Powder Company, NEW YORK. iN CENTS A WEEK Adverti ts of not to e d five lines in length inserted under this head for 580 cents & week or $2a month. Eaeh additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. ‘Wanted. A girltodo general housework. Apply at Central Hotel. jis Paper Flowers. All kinds of paper flowers. made to order for 4th of July decorations. Mrs. C. M. Mails, Broad street, next door to Mrs. Hocking’s tf Residence for Sale. The residence property of the late B. B. Miller is” offered for sale. For particulars enquire of M. M. BARUH. jil-tf Girl Wanted To do general housework, Must be competent and good wages will be given. jii-Tw Dwelling House For Sale. A furnished dwelling house, with good lot, gentrally located, is offered for sale on reasonableterms. Inquire of I. J. Rolfe. ji7-lw For Sale.~ Seven-room house, lot and good barn, with outbuildings and fine cellar. Also a good well. For particulars apply to ji6-tf BR. F. SIMONDS. Lost. LOST—A chain belonging to a hay press— between Nevada City and Bear river—McCourtney road—Saturday,: June bth. The finder will be suitably rewarded by sending word to FRED WARTELL, Lincoln, Placer county. j16-tf Furnished Rooms to Let. Two furnished rodms, in a convenient locality, are offered for rent. Inquire at. this office. jis Art Studio. ‘Miss Cora Sutton will give instructions in painting and drawing at her studio in the Transcript Building, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 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. IPEWOFKS A Good Assortment at ROSENTHAL'S, Commercial Street. FIRECRACKERS ROMAN CANDLES TORPEDOES SKY ROCKETS PIN WHEELS MINES . FLOWER POTS FLAGS, ETO. At Low Prices. Tea isa pleasant cure for Constipation. Rs fog $1.40 at the Pe ge Py AA mend it. ‘Bo We have them to SELI.—not to keep and look at. so low that the price will not cut any figure with you. Call in and examine our line of Wi — stock. ot ret shower . in: the county, And whet is more, _ WE sd DON’T # WANT # THEM Therefore we have marked them dow WEN'S $7.50, S10 and $12.50 SUITS FOR SUMMER. ysician, your dru t about Shiloh’s amption. They Resevont Store. will recomid by Dickenuan & Oo. . Lapres Sones Ties, worth $3.50 for 2t A Baby’s Life 8 ‘Life Saved. baby had croup croup and was saved by Shiloh Cure,” writes Mrs. J. Hunteville, Ala. B. . They Catch On At once to our Decoy Sticky FLY PAPER, and stay when they get there. Two sizes, regular 5 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. Vinton Drugs Broad St. OME Gummer PECIALTIES i+Waists ®, foR 7“ cents to $2. Latest in TIES to go with them, Dimities, Grass Goods The most popular in the way of Dress goods, Kid Gloves » Summer shades, from up. Infants’ Headgear The finest, most stylish and rich lot of Hats and Cap for the little tots that you ever saw, Millinery Fresh line of Trimmed Hats received weekly from San Francisco. An elegant pn of shapes and primo iiee HATS F TRIM MIS, Lest & Cranford MAIN STREET ~ NEVADA’ CITY 4 PHOTOGRAPHS MADE BY Are Permanent Pleasing . Call and see my MOORE. e232 2822832 \ \ Popular PRICES as Low as Possible For FIRST-CLASS Work. Remember, I guarantee satisfaction. fine display. MOORE, York st., Nevada City. @@™ Visitors are eiuaiis welcome. : Ice erean ey Ice Cream Soda TODAY AT _ FOLEY’S CARTER & JOHNSTON, the One Price House. See All Recommend It. ice —~7 —> —_ ge — —~— —? ——? <2 ) = 2 —? le "4 _) ——? —> — i —? _) i ip —> — —CHOICE FAMILY LIQUORS Brands carefully selected comBelee our stock of Serene h ndrgogg , Gin, Port and Sherry Medicines are incom te Pg an a § good via” of for have a li-yenroe” onieek Bourbon at $1 a bottle. This is FIRST-CLASS, Sold by obscure firms are often “doctored,” ¢ Leno, rendering them unfit for use. e buy ours padre 4 : responsible firm—Sh wood & Sherwood of San Francisco, the leading wholesale liquor dealers of the coast. See the Brownies in Our Window Telephone No, 30, evr aPPTANTR TTA UAAAAAAU LAA bAAAdANUAAANUUA ddd H. DICKERMAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. . AMT TTT . DON'T KEEP FURNITURE -styles a: I buy close, am careful to get the very [atest the best workmanship, and sell at such narrow eat bon thas Tam continually and rapidly sarang (over over . seasons Oo; pred in all departments of my p> Baad gsi pio ar Now a Word About Cash: I have demonstrated that the cash system of doing business is better for all concerned, James Kinkead’s Cash Stores on Commercial Street. ‘BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, Rropetets Agency For--lonogram. Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for ao Fancy Groceries PATE. FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. WEDS 5.5 ea ethikascwiee $I 25 Dairy’ s Malt mos. esac. I 00 Gamecock Whisky {u.. 1 00 IXL Whisky ....0.000. 75 Bryant’s Root Beer ,Pe), 10 Hire’s Bs “<“gfor <s0 is the Best. Battle Ax Tobacco..... Pickles, % gal. bottles.. * in bulk, per gal. Olives, I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Everything else in proportion. 30 25 50 «« ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee Give it a Trial. = = » 2 2 2 ee ee THERE IS ONLY CASH GROCERY ONE AND THAT'S WOLF’S. There you can get , the best for the least money. Have you seen the $20 Money Box? Some one is going to get that Twenty, It may be YOU. IT WILL PAY YOU! To give me a trial.” You will find my stock complete and my prices the lowest. If you drink Beer you want the best. Try BUDWEISER. It's fine, : a B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, Commercial street,REMEMBER—I HAVE JUSTLY. e EARNED THE REPUTATION Be a Fare OF MAKING THE FINEST . P. HUNTS G2 ; ICE CREAM SODA ae ES and ‘en ah IN TOWN ' workmanship, none Set ¢ é : 3 “ } Thue for rt and ehfldren oe FOLEY’S —“srmetey rimst-ciass 13 COMMERCIAL} ST. you'd have work first-class,