March 23, 1894 (4 pages)

og. Mayor and several prominent citizens of the _— ae dications are that the girl will recover, had been secured. The steamship company, necessary, the North Fork. Ba aioe islets evada ind i franscript. VOL. LXVI-*NO, 10282 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1894. ‘THEDAILY-FRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. ———— BROWN. & CALKINS, 'Proprictors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts: per: Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: $IX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the . Coupons IN THE -fyaminer and Chronicle — And Send: Them to the Daily oer Office. WILL MEET ae EUREKA. —Pians_ of the Grand: vid Partor-ofNative: Sons of the Golden West. _'The grand officers. of the Native Sons of THEATER TONIGHT. A Great Treat;im Store for: All Who See the Hosmer-Ross Troupe. After a very successful engagement of two ‘nights in Grass Valley the Hosmier-Ross Company will return to the Nevada Theater tonight where they will be seen for the last time this season in Nevada. The bill to. be presented ig, a most excellent one Dau Froman’s beautiful one act curtain-raiser, “Judith,” wilJthead the program, to-befollowed by twedcts from the popular. “Davy. Crocket,” which made such a splendid impression on the-cempany’s former appearance here, An olie-of new and_ refined , special. conclude -witlthe ever popular.and catchy play in three acts, ‘‘Dora.”: Owing to the}; length of the program the curtain will rise Promptly at ten minutes past-eight and. all are requested . tg come early, Miss Hattie Ross in the character of Dora. has: a. part well suited to her excellent t-and those who have witpessed the excellent work of this charminglady will have an-opportunity to judge’of her, versatility ly her. charming portrayal of the sacraficing. and -modest country girl. Mr. Hosmer willbe seen. as Farmer Allen and will play the part in his strong and finished style that has won for him the admiration of all. te Golden West held a meeting, Wednesday afternoon'to make the fina) ayrapgements for the annual session of the Grand Parlor at Eurekar Those-present-at the session were John T. Greany, Henry Lunstedt, Henry 8S. Martin, Frank H. Duhiiep’Gebrgé-H. 8. Dryden, Percy V. Long, Frank M. Luttrell, Engene ¥% Bert and weay G. W. Didkeispiel of the grand board of officers, and the city of Eureka. .At the last session of the Grand Parlor at. Sacramento several cities of California were. extremely desirous of obtaining the next session, but Eureka won the prize. For the last two weeks the committee on transportaf tion has been: busy negotiating for reasonable rates from the steamship company, and Wednesday it-was ready to render its report. On behalf of the committee W. W. Ackerson, the chairman, reported that a $12 rate =i nalapan oo — one riagee for the. Ipdy members of the order on]. the steamers, Pomona, Humboldt, and, if This settles définitely the pact . of ‘transportation. The report of the committee ‘was unanimously adopted, and the next sesion of the Grand ‘Parlor will take splace at Eureka; The session will open on-April -1st, ‘aud‘on the following Saturday the delegates . ” will return to their homes. The Native Sons will have a grand cele‘bration at the Midwinter, Exposition; on April 20th. It is expected that a large mumber of Native Sons will be i in the city on that day. During the meeting of the grand offiters Richard. Belcher of Marysville was elegted. _ wrand trustee, vice James .T. Land, whose position was recently deplared vagant. . A SAD MEETING. Mrs, Marker Comes From Nevada, City to See Her Daughter. Record Union: Wednesday afternpon “Mrs. Marker of Nevada Gity arrived to lsee her daughter, the young woman who the -other night shot:a bullet throvghh beri body with. suigidal intent: : \ .Beveral years had passed since the girl Yeft her home to lead:a. wayward-lifey ‘but it ‘was evident from the’affécting scene.of Wedmesday that the fond mother’s heart: had pl‘Ways a warm place for the erring girl. ‘The latter has comfortable quarters at the home of H. F. Dillman, where her .mother will nurse her until oub, of danger jor her wound terminates fatally. The present. in~The meeting of-mother and: daughter was a most. effecting one. “Oh, my poor child,” she said, in a gentle; low voice as she put her hands upon ber daughter’s head and-stopped and kissed her lips. The daughter burst_inte tears and began sobbing, but the mother. quickly. pod’ her telling her that she should’ not bo come excited, Then the mother sat down and held. her z daughter's hand.and they gazed into each others’ eyes with loving looks, but no words were uttered. It had been, aéveral / since they had pets The daughter had wayward, but /the caressed her a4 of yore. . —s +e The Leanhd of Promise. —— Is the mighty West, the land that a aE with a hoe laughs # harvest ;" the EID of the-miner; the goal of theemigrant. While.it teeme with all the ele ments of wealth aitd prospérity, some of the fairest and most: fruitful portions of it bear a}. harvest of malaria reaped im its fullness by No one seeking or dwelling ins locality is safe from the scourge withopey— snpenicamastsanteoatattee Bitters. Hostetter’s Stomach * bear this in mind. Commercial t travelers journing in malarious regions shi bottle of the Bitters in the traditi sack. arc Lear kaly. gamed unwhol¢some food or ap infallible dewater, if jig” J tal or bodily overwork, damp and fense, ness, dyspepma, nervousnésd aiid loss’ of . pide I Ain Haag g i another loved her. and ‘Some-siew Scenety will be seen and correct new costumes worn. That a good performance will be seen goes without saying, as the companys efforts on on Monday and Tuesday nightsispeak forthemselves. It is not often that the peuple of Nevada are favored with so excellent attraction and in order to encourage this class of combinations a rousing house should greet the reappearance of the troupe tonight. The program is the best in the company's repertoire and prom‘ises to outshine the satisfaction given early sodrindcgtions pring 40 @ packed house. — Poreater’s at the’ Fair. the arrangement‘for the celebration of Forester’s day at the Midwinter Fuir met Saturday night in San Francisco and received reports from the various sub-committees. It -wgs,decided to hire two hundred car‘April I7th, the day set for the festivities. The male members of the order will parade from the hall of the Foresters at 102 O’Farrel street, Eleven carriages are also to be engaged for the executive council. Many members of the order of this city have signified their intention of taking part in the celebration. . Of course they will not forget the Companions of the Forest. NEVADA. THEATER, Friday’ Evening, March'23 POUR SHOWS IN ONE POSITIVELY —— LAST ——-APPEARANOE al ¢”. 2 or HE BURERE HOSMER-ROSS C9. fig Ine Grand QUADRUPLE BILL Consisting of ‘. Charles Reade’s Charmfng® 8-act Pastoral Ro-. mance, + Founded on’ Teunyson'’sidyl. Frohiman’s Rippling Comedy Segond and Third Acts of The Attack of the Wolves ! + — — A Delightful Olio ct Refined Dances ! _ Charaeter Songs ties will be introduced and the. whole wi'l} in the week. Tickets _ are selling rapidly} _ The General Committee having charge of , With ndad_8 by. the. LyTW kde pa ad Phecler a Of New York. , CROCKETT " . The Living Ba rler . A HUSBAND’S DUTY. Jeremiah on the Subject of Building Morning Fires in the: Household. A Fresno c dent of the 8. F, Examiner writes as follows :' ‘‘You stated on } March 8th, that_an_Ohio_woman_sought.a divorce -because her husband objected: to building the morning fire. The Judge ‘re. fused to grant it.’ Allow me to say that the woman is correct and the Judge should study his Bille. We read in Jeremiah ‘vii, 18, the following words: ‘The children gather wood and the fathers kindle thefire and the woman knead the dough to make cakes.” As there is no need to prepare the cakes until the oven is hot, it is s plainly seen that tend starte for the--weedshed, and in the colder States where the iaciiesaten points twenty below zero every woman glories in the beautiful teaching of Scripture, which so clearly defines the duty of husbands.” As the wives of the West do not obey their husband in any particular, that does not apply to the wild and wooly. 00 > Mrs. T. S. Hawx:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: —‘‘Shileh’s—-Vitalizer— LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used,” For DysPrice 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ARRIVALS AT THE_ Union Hotel, Main Street. Geo. Moore, Town Talk, J.C. Donnelly, San Francisco, L. Holbrovuke, a€ N. Butras, as T. C. Brock, < H. Hemmer #4 J. Ross, as 8. Eddy, dy ‘'W. M. Nady, a6 3 D. Ross, ag C. Potter, a F. Slate, Berkeley, S. G. Crall, San Juan, H, W. Morris, ‘ Mias Tillie Verge, San Francisco, J. M. Johnson, W heatland, i yi JW, Wilkinaon, see J. Frick, Bola, Penn, : ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. H. Gaylord, Sacramento, ~—H. A. Calkins, San Francisco, ~ W. F. Hanley, ‘*° G. P. Duncan, #% A. Harding, as Samuel Downer, Smartaville, J.M. Smith, Lime Kiln, C. W. Kitts, Grass Valley, Jeff Worl, A. L. Veuce, San Jose, B. Jennins, A. Casey, laveret’s Charles Phelps, Phelps’ Hill, Jad Forbes and wife, Forbestown, Joe Jones, Downieville, Sam Buker, Virginia City, George Hubbard, Chico, D. Moore, e The Latest New York Style. / . —Phe Oxford Sack Suit for gentlemen is the latest in the clothing line, Its a three-buttan-cut-a-way and the nobbiest thing i in the market. We've got:a big line: coming. BR. H. Murr, tf The Old Reliable, [Advertisements of uot to exceed five lipes in length inserted under this head for. 50 Cents} a w-ek or$2a month, Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Frayer ble invariably in advance. . STRAYED AWAY. A sorrel Buggy Horse strayed away from itsowner. Anyone returning the animal to the undersigned will be rewarded. m22 Apert D, Awan, FOR RENT. Two stores in the Transcript Block. Enquire of Fred K. Brown, ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the,second floor of the Transcript block, Enquire of Fred E. Brown. MILCH COW FOR SALE. A fine New Milch Cow is offered for sale cheap, on < Joun H, Epen, Indian Flat. ml7-lw ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS. The undersigned is prepared to-construct, on short notice and at reasonable terms, Lig! vate Electric Light Plants: and Short Dis-. tance Telephone Lines, W. Aszorr. DRESSMAKING. Mra, McAra, now located at/the porner of . Cottage and W inter streets,, will be pleased to see ladies desiring dresses made. FOR SALE. tl: The brick store building lately occupied by J. J. Jackson, on Commercial: street, is offered for sale. Inquire at Citizens Bank forterma. m8 and Optical Goods of all kinds, go to Luetje ‘SAVED-MY¥4— —it—exeels,-}FIFTY CENTS A WEEN.) DON’T HURRY ABOUT BUYING. A Word to Men and Boys Concerning Clothing. We won't take much of your time right new. < e We just want to say that our stock: of Spring and Summer Clothing ison the way and willbe here by April Ist. Don’t bé in a hurry about buying till you have seen the novelties we are going to of_ fer this season. B. H. Minter, tf . The Old Reliable. ~ Now Try} This. It will cost you. nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest er Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use lrad a speedy and perfect: reéovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself “just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50t. and $1.00. CORES CONSTIPATION ~ INDIGESTION DIZZINESS, CRUPTIONS: ON THE SKIN. EAUTIFIES < “CoMPLEXION Cal., Sage came te leading to Consummpelon, Sutuon'a Guts Fiore easements aie Cron, ping Cough.and Bronchitis, on & guaranteas, For sale at Cair Bros. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, = Twenty-Five Chindmen at Néw Haven, Conn., have declared -aboycott: against the First M. E. Sunday school. A month ago their opium. dens -wereraided, sixty-six arrests madeand their tan-tanpharaphernalia confiseated. Mrs, Croker,.the wife of Police Sunday school class;-and they-all allege that she gave the police.a bint-of'their gambling, oe Bee Watches.and Diamonds. A magnificent stock just received at Leutje & Brand's. Prices lower than the same articles can be had anywhere else in the State. Also, a _stock--ofsilverware at San Franeisce prices, tf 2ee 75 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts,. with: two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, . at -Miller’s. eee FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! When all but he had fled ; _. Andesinking ’neath the awful wreck, — Was numbered with the dead ; When Conlan stood mid clouds of smoke. and flame, He bravely battled with the wreck ; Andi is now on-deck again.” WITH A New Outfit, New Furniture, New Bedding, — New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up. in firetclass style, He is now prepared to supply all his old customers, and as many new ones as wigh to give him a call, with first-class board and lodging, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, coruer of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. them in several flavors and in (Delicious Gream Wafers. Se 6__. We make these candies Fresh Daily, and we feel perfectly justified in assuring the Ladies of Nevada City that we know. . of nothing finer or mere delicate in the Confectionery line. These Wafers literally ‘‘melt in your mouth.” . delicate tints, seen and tasted to be appreciated. We make They must. be Try them tomorrow. Tomorrow we will sell very choice Broken Candy at 20 es: a ——— Sergeant Ceker, is-a teacher inthe Chitiéese . } -{‘The-boy-slood-ov the burning-depk, . who took Fe ectien niarkets. Last week we had a successful Clearance people : were greatly benefited thereby, that is to say, those advanta have a_GRAND . thes tock of Winter Goods. withstanding we have added another storeroom to our place, ue we have not got the room for the immense stock of SPRING GOODS which are daily arriving directly from the ONE PRICE ONLY to everybody. ~ NOW IF YOU WANT GENUINE BARGAINS IN Overeoats, Men’s and Boy’s Suits, Blankets, This Is Your Great Opportunity. é of it. WEEPING SALE ofthe remainder of es Sale, and the Now, this week, we propose to They will be sacrificed, as not— 'AT GREATLY, REDUCED RATES, res No such indueements were evér before offered in this Ve oe Cash. Groc Fancy Groceri CASE GOODS, ae TO BE FOUND IN Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a Trial.—— ery Store ! z ——ee ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete. stock of. ies, Provisions, _ ETC. ———— ~ ml?-lw} THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR Carter & Johnston -One-Price Clothiers. & Brand's. We have the best system for ADMISSION, © 50 and 75 Cela Witte. <i we kU a a piiienitintiipnaiahininesiecesiicaias Coninietctas ee FOLE . Y . LEADING CANDY-MAKER. ' . 5 : S. 8 near Main, Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, Commercial St., Nevada City. ; Le . NEVADA CITY: RBS TEE ‘HOUSE. «x Muslin Underwear ! 7 it Se: Style Finish alit 4 Muslin adeeune ! We received’ a complete line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, comprising a-full line—of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN'S SHORT’ DRESSES and INFANT’S LONG DRESSES. New Dress. Goods, Braids, Gimps And. the Newest Colors Jet Trimming Received Daily. B. NEWMAN & GO., Leaders in: Choice and Fine Goods. ———— Se . _ The best judges and the closest buyers‘ol. Of made-to-order clothing, agree that be The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR 1a} An -Nevada county is ‘o' 5: MORRISON ‘oil Pine st:, near Broad, Nevada City ‘o o. Lowest in Prices 0 . Highest in All «. Other Respects — mn SUBSCRIBE FOR THE lif You Want to Get the County News. a = ae

og. Mayor and several prominent citizens of the _— ae dications are that the girl will recover, had been secured. The steamship company, necessary, the North Fork. Ba aioe islets evada ind i franscript. VOL. LXVI-*NO, 10282 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1894. ‘THEDAILY-FRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. ———— BROWN. & CALKINS, 'Proprictors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts: per: Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: $IX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the . Coupons IN THE -fyaminer and Chronicle — And Send: Them to the Daily oer Office. WILL MEET ae EUREKA. —Pians_ of the Grand: vid Partor-ofNative: Sons of the Golden West. _'The grand officers. of the Native Sons of THEATER TONIGHT. A Great Treat;im Store for: All Who See the Hosmer-Ross Troupe. After a very successful engagement of two ‘nights in Grass Valley the Hosmier-Ross Company will return to the Nevada Theater tonight where they will be seen for the last time this season in Nevada. The bill to. be presented ig, a most excellent one Dau Froman’s beautiful one act curtain-raiser, “Judith,” wilJthead the program, to-befollowed by twedcts from the popular. “Davy. Crocket,” which made such a splendid impression on the-cempany’s former appearance here, An olie-of new and_ refined , special. conclude -witlthe ever popular.and catchy play in three acts, ‘‘Dora.”: Owing to the}; length of the program the curtain will rise Promptly at ten minutes past-eight and. all are requested . tg come early, Miss Hattie Ross in the character of Dora. has: a. part well suited to her excellent t-and those who have witpessed the excellent work of this charminglady will have an-opportunity to judge’of her, versatility ly her. charming portrayal of the sacraficing. and -modest country girl. Mr. Hosmer willbe seen. as Farmer Allen and will play the part in his strong and finished style that has won for him the admiration of all. te Golden West held a meeting, Wednesday afternoon'to make the fina) ayrapgements for the annual session of the Grand Parlor at Eurekar Those-present-at the session were John T. Greany, Henry Lunstedt, Henry 8S. Martin, Frank H. Duhiiep’Gebrgé-H. 8. Dryden, Percy V. Long, Frank M. Luttrell, Engene ¥% Bert and weay G. W. Didkeispiel of the grand board of officers, and the city of Eureka. .At the last session of the Grand Parlor at. Sacramento several cities of California were. extremely desirous of obtaining the next session, but Eureka won the prize. For the last two weeks the committee on transportaf tion has been: busy negotiating for reasonable rates from the steamship company, and Wednesday it-was ready to render its report. On behalf of the committee W. W. Ackerson, the chairman, reported that a $12 rate =i nalapan oo — one riagee for the. Ipdy members of the order on]. the steamers, Pomona, Humboldt, and, if This settles définitely the pact . of ‘transportation. The report of the committee ‘was unanimously adopted, and the next sesion of the Grand ‘Parlor will take splace at Eureka; The session will open on-April -1st, ‘aud‘on the following Saturday the delegates . ” will return to their homes. The Native Sons will have a grand cele‘bration at the Midwinter, Exposition; on April 20th. It is expected that a large mumber of Native Sons will be i in the city on that day. During the meeting of the grand offiters Richard. Belcher of Marysville was elegted. _ wrand trustee, vice James .T. Land, whose position was recently deplared vagant. . A SAD MEETING. Mrs, Marker Comes From Nevada, City to See Her Daughter. Record Union: Wednesday afternpon “Mrs. Marker of Nevada Gity arrived to lsee her daughter, the young woman who the -other night shot:a bullet throvghh beri body with. suigidal intent: : \ .Beveral years had passed since the girl Yeft her home to lead:a. wayward-lifey ‘but it ‘was evident from the’affécting scene.of Wedmesday that the fond mother’s heart: had pl‘Ways a warm place for the erring girl. ‘The latter has comfortable quarters at the home of H. F. Dillman, where her .mother will nurse her until oub, of danger jor her wound terminates fatally. The present. in~The meeting of-mother and: daughter was a most. effecting one. “Oh, my poor child,” she said, in a gentle; low voice as she put her hands upon ber daughter’s head and-stopped and kissed her lips. The daughter burst_inte tears and began sobbing, but the mother. quickly. pod’ her telling her that she should’ not bo come excited, Then the mother sat down and held. her z daughter's hand.and they gazed into each others’ eyes with loving looks, but no words were uttered. It had been, aéveral / since they had pets The daughter had wayward, but /the caressed her a4 of yore. . —s +e The Leanhd of Promise. —— Is the mighty West, the land that a aE with a hoe laughs # harvest ;" the EID of the-miner; the goal of theemigrant.. While.it teeme with all the ele ments of wealth aitd prospérity, some of the fairest and most: fruitful portions of it bear a}. harvest of malaria reaped im its fullness by No one seeking or dwelling ins locality is safe from the scourge withopey— snpenicamastsanteoatattee Bitters. Hostetter’s Stomach * bear this in mind. Commercial t travelers journing in malarious regions shi bottle of the Bitters in the traditi sack. arc Lear kaly.. gamed unwhol¢some food or ap infallible dewater, if jig” J tal or bodily overwork, damp and fense, ness, dyspepma, nervousnésd aiid loss’ of . pide I Ain Haag g i another loved her. and ‘Some-siew Scenety will be seen and correct new costumes worn. That a good performance will be seen goes without saying, as the companys efforts on on Monday and Tuesday nightsispeak forthemselves. It is not often that the peuple of Nevada are favored with so excellent attraction and in order to encourage this class of combinations a rousing house should greet the reappearance of the troupe tonight. The program is the best in the company's repertoire and prom‘ises to outshine the satisfaction given early sodrindcgtions pring 40 @ packed house. — Poreater’s at the’ Fair. the arrangement‘for the celebration of Forester’s day at the Midwinter Fuir met Saturday night in San Francisco and received reports from the various sub-committees. It -wgs,decided to hire two hundred car‘April I7th, the day set for the festivities. The male members of the order will parade from the hall of the Foresters at 102 O’Farrel street, Eleven carriages are also to be engaged for the executive council. Many members of the order of this city have signified their intention of taking part in the celebration. . Of course they will not forget the Companions of the Forest. NEVADA. THEATER, Friday’ Evening, March'23 POUR SHOWS IN ONE POSITIVELY —— LAST ——-APPEARANOE al ¢”. 2 or HE BURERE HOSMER-ROSS C9. fig Ine Grand QUADRUPLE BILL Consisting of ‘. Charles Reade’s Charmfng® 8-act Pastoral Ro-. mance, + Founded on’ Teunyson'’sidyl. Frohiman’s Rippling Comedy Segond and Third Acts of The Attack of the Wolves ! + — — A Delightful Olio ct Refined Dances ! _ Charaeter Songs ties will be introduced and the. whole wi'l} in the week. Tickets _ are selling rapidly} _ The General Committee having charge of , With ndad_8 by. the. LyTW kde pa ad Phecler a Of New York. , CROCKETT " . The Living Ba rler . A HUSBAND’S DUTY. Jeremiah on the Subject of Building Morning Fires in the: Household. A Fresno c dent of the 8. F, Examiner writes as follows :' ‘‘You stated on } March 8th, that_an_Ohio_woman_sought.a divorce -because her husband objected: to building the morning fire. The Judge ‘re. fused to grant it.’ Allow me to say that the woman is correct and the Judge should study his Bille. We read in Jeremiah ‘vii, 18, the following words: ‘The children gather wood and the fathers kindle thefire and the woman knead the dough to make cakes.” As there is no need to prepare the cakes until the oven is hot, it is s plainly seen that tend starte for the--weedshed, and in the colder States where the iaciiesaten points twenty below zero every woman glories in the beautiful teaching of Scripture, which so clearly defines the duty of husbands.” As the wives of the West do not obey their husband in any particular, that does not apply to the wild and wooly. 00 > Mrs. T. S. Hawx:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: —‘‘Shileh’s—-Vitalizer— LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used,” For DysPrice 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ARRIVALS AT THE_ Union Hotel, Main Street. Geo. Moore, Town Talk, J.C. Donnelly, San Francisco, L. Holbrovuke, a€ N. Butras, as T. C. Brock, < H. Hemmer #4 J. Ross, as 8. Eddy, dy ‘'W. M. Nady, a6 3 D. Ross, ag C. Potter, a F. Slate, Berkeley, S. G. Crall, San Juan, H, W. Morris, ‘ Mias Tillie Verge, San Francisco, J. M. Johnson, W heatland, i yi JW, Wilkinaon, see J. Frick, Bola, Penn, : ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street.

H. Gaylord, Sacramento, ~—H. A. Calkins, San Francisco, ~ W. F. Hanley, ‘*° G. P. Duncan, #% A. Harding, as Samuel Downer, Smartaville, J.M. Smith, Lime Kiln, C. W. Kitts, Grass Valley, Jeff Worl, A. L. Veuce, San Jose, B. Jennins, A. Casey, laveret’s Charles Phelps, Phelps’ Hill, Jad Forbes and wife, Forbestown, Joe Jones, Downieville, Sam Buker, Virginia City, George Hubbard, Chico, D. Moore, e The Latest New York Style. / . —Phe Oxford Sack Suit for gentlemen is the latest in the clothing line, Its a three-buttan-cut-a-way and the nobbiest thing i in the market. We've got:a big line: coming. BR. H. Murr, tf The Old Reliable, [Advertisements of uot to exceed five lipes in length inserted under this head for. 50 Cents} a w-ek or$2a month, Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Frayer ble invariably in advance. . STRAYED AWAY. A sorrel Buggy Horse strayed away from itsowner. Anyone returning the animal to the undersigned will be rewarded. m22 Apert D, Awan, FOR RENT. Two stores in the Transcript Block. Enquire of Fred K. Brown, ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the,second floor of the Transcript block, Enquire of Fred E. Brown. MILCH COW FOR SALE. A fine New Milch Cow is offered for sale cheap, on < Joun H, Epen, Indian Flat. ml7-lw ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS. The undersigned is prepared to-construct, on short notice and at reasonable terms, Lig! vate Electric Light Plants: and Short Dis-. tance Telephone Lines, W. Aszorr. DRESSMAKING. Mra, McAra, now located at/the porner of . Cottage and W inter streets,, will be pleased to see ladies desiring dresses made. FOR SALE. tl: The brick store building lately occupied by J. J. Jackson, on Commercial: street, is offered for sale. Inquire at Citizens Bank forterma. m8 and Optical Goods of all kinds, go to Luetje ‘SAVED-MY¥4— —it—exeels,-}FIFTY CENTS A WEEN.) DON’T HURRY ABOUT BUYING. A Word to Men and Boys Concerning Clothing. We won't take much of your time right new. < e We just want to say that our stock: of Spring and Summer Clothing ison the way and willbe here by April Ist. Don’t bé in a hurry about buying till you have seen the novelties we are going to of_ fer this season. B. H. Minter, tf . The Old Reliable. ~ Now Try} This. It will cost you. nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest er Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Cough and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use lrad a speedy and perfect: reéovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself “just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50t. and $1.00. CORES CONSTIPATION ~ INDIGESTION DIZZINESS, CRUPTIONS: ON THE SKIN. EAUTIFIES < “CoMPLEXION Cal., Sage came te leading to Consummpelon, Sutuon'a Guts Fiore easements aie Cron, ping Cough.and Bronchitis, on & guaranteas, For sale at Cair Bros. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, = Twenty-Five Chindmen at Néw Haven, Conn., have declared -aboycott: against the First M. E. Sunday school. A month ago their opium. dens -wereraided, sixty-six arrests madeand their tan-tanpharaphernalia confiseated. Mrs, Croker,.the wife of Police Sunday school class;-and they-all allege that she gave the police.a bint-of'their gambling, oe Bee Watches.and Diamonds. A magnificent stock just received at Leutje & Brand's. Prices lower than the same articles can be had anywhere else in the State.. Also, a _stock--ofsilverware at San Franeisce prices, tf 2ee 75 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts,. with: two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, . at -Miller’s. eee FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! When all but he had fled ; _. Andesinking ’neath the awful wreck, — Was numbered with the dead ; When Conlan stood mid clouds of smoke. and flame, He bravely battled with the wreck ; Andi is now on-deck again.” WITH A New Outfit, New Furniture, New Bedding, — New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up. in firetclass style, He is now prepared to supply all his old customers, and as many new ones as wigh to give him a call, with first-class board and lodging, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, coruer of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. them in several flavors and in (Delicious Gream Wafers. Se 6__.. We make these candies Fresh Daily, and we feel perfectly justified in assuring the Ladies of Nevada City that we know. . of nothing finer or mere delicate in the Confectionery line. These Wafers literally ‘‘melt in your mouth.” . delicate tints, seen and tasted to be appreciated. We make They must. be Try them tomorrow. Tomorrow we will sell very choice Broken Candy at 20 es: a ——— Sergeant Ceker, is-a teacher inthe Chitiéese . } -{‘The-boy-slood-ov the burning-depk, . who took Fe ectien niarkets. Last week we had a successful Clearance people : were greatly benefited thereby, that is to say, those advanta have a_GRAND . thes tock of Winter Goods. withstanding we have added another storeroom to our place, ue we have not got the room for the immense stock of SPRING GOODS which are daily arriving directly from the ONE PRICE ONLY to everybody. ~ NOW IF YOU WANT GENUINE BARGAINS IN Overeoats, Men’s and Boy’s Suits, Blankets, This Is Your Great Opportunity. é of it. WEEPING SALE ofthe remainder of es Sale, and the Now, this week, we propose to They will be sacrificed, as not— 'AT GREATLY, REDUCED RATES, res No such indueements were evér before offered in this Ve oe Cash. Groc Fancy Groceri CASE GOODS, ae TO BE FOUND IN Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a Trial.—— ery Store ! z ——ee ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete. stock of. ies, Provisions, _ ETC. ———— ~ ml?-lw} THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR Carter & Johnston -One-Price Clothiers. & Brand's. We have the best system for ADMISSION, © 50 and 75 Cela Witte. <i we kU a a piiienitintiipnaiahininesiecesiicaias Coninietctas ee FOLE . Y . LEADING CANDY-MAKER. ' . 5 : S. 8 near Main, Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, Commercial St., Nevada City. ; Le . NEVADA CITY: RBS TEE ‘HOUSE. «x Muslin Underwear ! 7 it Se: Style Finish alit 4 Muslin adeeune ! We received’ a complete line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, comprising a-full line—of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN'S SHORT’ DRESSES and INFANT’S LONG DRESSES. New Dress. Goods, Braids, Gimps And. the Newest Colors Jet Trimming Received Daily. B. NEWMAN & GO., Leaders in: Choice and Fine Goods. ———— Se . _ The best judges and the closest buyers‘ol. Of made-to-order clothing, agree that be The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR 1a} An -Nevada county is ‘o' 5: MORRISON ‘oil Pine st:, near Broad, Nevada City ‘o o. Lowest in Prices 0 . Highest in All «. Other Respects — mn SUBSCRIBE FOR THE lif You Want to Get the County News. a = ae