May 4, 1898 (4 pages)

y * 5 Building, its, al? -4 J. F. SHAW iAN, Broad Street TY ULLY DONE KET Bank, © Prop’r rk, Mutton Ages, otc. nds of ts und ina I, Bte., A CHOICE. da City Cal ent Cigar cy y CLUE a le ! ES e Ke nfield reo . supply in. large ort prices, it to their: ni Rh ANCE, sociation r Dayweb of: , WON Ue t accidents.ially kilhed. a you are and foot bers upon rr Spe j pew. 5 gee it and siekiy paying paying ears; tinea, »when you The Stik pared to. » and in-~ . OM reae., Over the.» 0, Cal,eee) yor. * ire A TRAVELING “uN Gives Some Valuable Hints. Regarding Care of patos ) i. pbeticcaribr ny ‘almost. constantly on the road, relates in the’ Sunday News the dangers to. health resulting from constant change of residence and the} way he overcame the’ ee ee effects, He says: ‘One thing people. traveling . cannot very well avoid is the constant ebange in, water and food ; the stomach . °ents each,, and the Bulletin. will’ not never hasan opportunity to become accustomed to anything. and in a* few years or mach sooner the average traveling man ceenee: a — For several years. I suffered more or leds. from indigestion, ‘sour stomach, headaches, distate for food, often no -appetite, gas on the stomach and the usual unpleasant: effects of imperfect “digestion. Nearly every traveling man has ila ‘favorite remedy for different troubles --andT tried all of them with indifferent . 4 sresults, Finally’ on: ‘the train . ‘between Pittsburg and Philadelphia one day, I overheard & conversation between two ladies, one of whom had suffered ‘se‘verely from indigestion and stated she thad been completely cured by-9 remedy}. which she called Stnart’s Dyspepsia ‘Tablets ; I remembered the cogversa‘tion ‘because it directly interested mé ; and at the next town I inquired ‘at the first drug store and: bought a ‘pa ffor fifty cents, and from that day ‘to. ; ithis I have never been: without them: ‘They are pleasant tasting tablets, nota secret patent medicine but com posed of vegetable. essences, pure pepsin, fruit salts and Golden. ; being in tablet form they never lose their good. qualities like a liquid medicine « would, bat are always fresh and ready. for. use. zs carry a box in my pocket: éontinn. «each meal,-and AO a half I -have not lost a day by reason of poor health and can eat anything and relish at [eat; my digestion is. a ately perfect as farasIean judge pe feelin ,alth there . Ba prestn'y oe: just potions .as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, I do not iknow. what they are. Certainly had ‘people who travel they are’ sany liquid medicine, as. the: so conwenient, they can be carried in the tpocket and used. whenever. needed. I believe they are sold’ by’ all drug@iste at 50 cents, and, believe anyone ‘who will try them will agree with. me, {that for in igestion and stomach ‘trouble Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tables are wnequaled, . 2-4-6 ee No Procrastination, “Mary!” came the voice from the top of the stairs, “Yes, mamma,” came the eoaeiiia voice from the parlor. ; “I want to speak to.you e minute.” “Just a8 800M BA I say ‘Good-night’ to “Very well. But, remember, I ait not allow you a minute over an hour and @ helf-for it.”—Chicage Post, eas Troublesome. . “My wife has been studying geology and the house is so full of rocks I can” find a place to sit down.” “What will you do about it?” “I've induced her to take up astronomy. ” “Is that any better?” “Of course. She can't, collect. specimens.”—Cripple Creek*Times. ~ Lasting. “What sort of impression did: ‘Clara’s young man make on you?” : “When I first met him?” “Yes,” “Well, he was scorching, with his head dowh, and the impression he maxte upon me was a brnise [ didn’t get over for _& week. ”—Chicagu Tribune, Just as a Test. : “Sometimes I thiok,” said a dejected : :man, “that ther orter to be tax on hyssbands.” “What for?” asked his friend. ‘“['d just like to see,” said the man o/ the first part, “whether she would pay it as willingly as she does on the pug dog.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. Old Enough for Anything. “I've brought you some lace for your stall at the bazar, Lizzie I’m it’s not quite old enough to be really valuable. I hed it when I was a little girl.” ‘ “Oh, that’s old enough for anything, dearest. How lovely!” Phanks $0 very much."”—Tit-Hits. sci “The National an Nem: -Jackson—I'm ig to start a new paper, acd 1 neal a the. Umbrella. Merrill—Why? Jackson—Because . everybody . who it will take it. . : li—Yes, they’ll take it, but ‘they i bat one of them is, paid for monthly ‘package . word at this office so that the transac‘tharic and liver-tonie. Gentle, reliable, The Summer Girl from Boston. — He loved her with a passion grand; Of that there was no doubt; . f , But when he asked her for her hand She sateen ec end froae him pes “ No running accounts of this combi-. — nation. will be. kept. for any. person,. ‘firm or concern that subscribes. The price ‘of the two. “papers ~where will be one dollar per month, or fifty) . be delivered . ‘by carrier unless it is taken in connection. with the Tran/Surer at the cash rate of 75 cents for the two payable as above stated. The subscriptions of all who. fail to sg: i Pey promptly whén the collector calls leery jot on the 30th of the month will be imme. ior requires, ~ . diately stopped, no matter whom the : ngs cals ig he has nr eee delinquent . may be, as we are compellik ‘make monthly cash settlement Tf these conditions are not agresabile oF. .sccording.to the understanding jisrk ca oleh is of any who have ordered the Bulletin Hood's Sarsaparilla,. which accomeases when all other medicines. fail to requested to immediately notity. the! do any good whatever. garriers, the Bulletin canvasser or leave crocus Paces ave the beet temnily ce Driven to Drink. I thnk of thee and wildly. drink ~Cool.draughts with strange avidity, “At drug ‘clerks now my eye doth wink Because’ of. thee, Humidity. Cleveland Plain Dealer, tion may be closed at once. sare. . In this arrangement the price of each . . paper is reduced, and it is offered for} © ~ the sole Purpose of increasing our cash subscription list. Rewenper if you: want something Tae. Ow. is the place to go to. They jead—all others follow. m31-tfTh finest and purest © of Whiekies. pemeram HOBIN HOOD Takes the cies ‘all to be the best eens on bal whines ms sed se is high highly recommended f for family an and mediin quantities to suit purchasers. CALL. FOR IT AT ALL BARS: A. B, WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK. » New : Vegetable,. oS the Transcript agp . on HRUIT —— . BeTTER PREPARED THAN EVER —AND— To serve the public with Firrt-clase POULTRY STORE. ee Bread, Chas.W. Kam&Co. The this method. of informi the people that they have opened a th Pies and Cakes. BANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, bday they will keep constantly on hand the @@-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Conbest of ; stantly on hand. FRED BOST . = Proprietor. TELEPHONE 37. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. _ Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please sive: usa call. Nevada City, April 7th. _ EVERYBODY NEEDS Sprime “ «Ded sciane. DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA ‘Is Just the Thing, FOR SALE fy ea _DIGHER MAN'S. rd [Risetraxet: bfSaerte nine cases. at * . the mucous surfaces. oie for any case of Deafness (eansed._ by . x ». . ¢atarrh) that cannot be cure by. Hall’s . , TF. J. ‘OHENEY & CO., Prop. rosderece% ie! Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ‘ . Corcoran? first door above ‘Thea’ eater. . Sold by the Bottle or in Bulkj» THE THE “POPUL. AR’ BAKERY BAKERY 2 ‘. Wedding Suits. a Specialty. sttational, weeny of the Siabtioc’ county has heid that the hew of the State of California, whic went into effect May 26, 1879, is The decision was renra mech 8 ag a ve. Robert Small, Brewer, A. Leivsay, R. H. Moore, its normal: condition, hearing .will be] 6¢ 41. ‘The action was brought to quiet title to the Sprague mine, a valuable 18 . qaartz mining property near Shasta. . ‘The plaintiff offered in evidence his nbtice of location of the property. The 'lodation 3 notice blank was of the form under the old: law and was made efecord: on December 8, 1897, “or i ity days prior to the alleged entry the defendants upon the property. The plaintiff objected to the admission of the instrument in evidence on the {ground that it did not comply with the ‘. new law, which was then in full force and.effect. The matter was argued at considerable length. The court susj tained the objection, thereby holding ; that the new mining law is constitutional and that locations made under . the old law suisequent to the time it Toe house, rear of Cheater. “Telephone went into effect are void. tf. Gondonax & Anznoaasr, % Hot Lanch ‘Every Night . For sate: © acting but ana ge rege cond tion of 3 Ontarrh Cure. Send for ore ER eRE EES, vielen Tee. paahoWy New Ice Company. » ‘The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ‘ice ‘at. reasonable ' Office at residence of Thomas‘ At the Council Chamber Saloon, corner One lot with free water on the place. jolly ae nanan aa pia sm . ‘Has a frontage of 180 feet on fhe main ° road, and runs back 236 feet; also one . piece of fine land containing 3 acres,. with free water. Apply to For Up to Date Foot Wear. Brown & Moraan, » m10-tf m Real Estate Agents. THOS. S. FORD, . " Attorney and Counselor at Law, OPT AEE 008. 00m. JOHN CALOWELL, : Attorney at Law, « The Popular Clothing Store is the Transcript Block, Commercial. Street, . Place you look for it. . Nevada City. The LEADER’S IN ETE ES. STOCIs J. Lavy, Prop. within the next sixty days. Ladies, call early and select the newest patterns. Store to let and fixtures for sale. Leader Mittnery, Broad Street, ee 2S OFFICE AND YARD, ‘Dp iy Boulder Street, ety = eo ; : Call on us before Nevada City. coi-g elsewhere. . MY. L. & D.: MARSH. ARTISTIC TAILORING. W. H. HIBBITT, Artist tengo MERCHANT : TAILOR, Pine Street, near Broad Mien Nevada City, — j (Successor to Frank T. Smith.) \ My Mock’ is the largest in the city. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported “and Do. dered lest Wednesday during the trial} annem . OF Stylish Millinery : oS WOL AI chioe: “and must be closed. out! ——— Weare ready for business and have opened our doors, hisiting a share of the business patronage of Nevada City. ‘Everything i is New, Clean and’ Fresh. . Like the prestige of honor and power of truth, our prices and values are itivincible. You get 100 per cent vohic on every article bought from us, while we get our profit. The Ladies Cuban Belt is: the latest, ' different colors. Brass Buckles. Made of leather in War designs, 25c. or! Black Moire Sash Ribbon, all silk, 4% inches wide, 35c a yd. Children’s Tam O’Shanter Straw Hats, the latest, 45c.Ladies Shirt Waists, Florence detachable collar to match,47c. Best grade Table Oilcloth, t5¢ per yard. Watch This Advertisement. New York Racket Store, Transcript Block, Nevada City, Cal. Terms Cash. In the Dozens of Cases 3760 A of groceries opened here every day, we do not find a single article that falls below the. required standard. This is the result. of buying reliable goods from reliable houses. We sell only such goods as are werthy of the fullest: confidence. Our stock consists of he cream. of the markets, fresh and pure, and our aim is to have it in this condition all the time. We succeed, because our large trade means a constant changing of everything in the store. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of -LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Nevada City$ Broad Street, near Pine, e Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST STYLES, BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Guaranteed. mestic Woolens. Workmanship and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed. w. Ez. HIBBITT Merchant Tailor. Meena For the Best [Millinery AT GREAT BARGAINS, YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK KEPT ——BY THE—— NILES SISTERS, Io the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest . Parisian and New York styles. . [eA Specialty of Re-Trimming Ha Hats at t Very f Low Prices._aej} A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors of all. kinds. A. B. WOLFE CASH GROCER. (E00 A Lowest Prices. , Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, Boneless Sardines, etc. Ries we are dole Agents for Douglass Butter and Robin Hood Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Cats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour,etc. ~ PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. ee ee Sole Agents for Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and keg Choice Malaga Wine for family and medicinal purposes. Special selectio . of Fine Wines for family use. won't fad for’ ee. 7 Druxs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. THE TRANSCRIPT FUBLISHES THE VERY ©, LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS: Genuine Imported Swiss, Limburger and Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever es, cere natnner oemeee ttention paid to family orders, a

y * 5 Building, its, al? -4 J. F. SHAW iAN, Broad Street TY ULLY DONE KET Bank, © Prop’r rk, Mutton Ages, otc. nds of ts und ina I, Bte., A CHOICE. da City Cal ent Cigar cy y CLUE a le ! ES e Ke nfield reo . supply in. large ort prices, it to their: ni Rh ANCE, sociation r Dayweb of: , WON Ue t accidents.ially kilhed. a you are and foot bers upon rr Spe j pew. 5 gee it and siekiy paying paying ears; tinea, »when you The Stik pared to. » and in-~ . OM reae., Over the.» 0, Cal,eee) yor.. * ire A TRAVELING “uN Gives Some Valuable Hints. Regarding Care of patos ) i. pbeticcaribr ny ‘almost. constantly on the road, relates in the’ Sunday News the dangers to. health resulting from constant change of residence and the} way he overcame the’ ee ee effects, He says: ‘One thing people. traveling . cannot very well avoid is the constant ebange in, water and food ; the stomach . °ents each,, and the Bulletin. will’ not never hasan opportunity to become accustomed to anything. and in a* few years or mach sooner the average traveling man ceenee: a — For several years. I suffered more or leds. from indigestion, ‘sour stomach, headaches, distate for food, often no -appetite, gas on the stomach and the usual unpleasant: effects of imperfect “digestion. Nearly every traveling man has ila ‘favorite remedy for different troubles --andT tried all of them with indifferent . 4 sresults, Finally’ on: ‘the train . ‘between Pittsburg and Philadelphia one day, I overheard & conversation between two ladies, one of whom had suffered ‘se‘verely from indigestion and stated she thad been completely cured by-9 remedy}. which she called Stnart’s Dyspepsia ‘Tablets ; I remembered the cogversa‘tion ‘because it directly interested mé ; and at the next town I inquired ‘at the first drug store and: bought a ‘pa ffor fifty cents, and from that day ‘to. ; ithis I have never been: without them: ‘They are pleasant tasting tablets, nota secret patent medicine but com posed of vegetable. essences, pure pepsin, fruit salts and Golden. ; being in tablet form they never lose their good. qualities like a liquid medicine « would, bat are always fresh and ready. for. use. zs carry a box in my pocket: éontinn. «each meal,-and AO a half I -have not lost a day by reason of poor health and can eat anything and relish at [eat; my digestion is. a ately perfect as farasIean judge pe feelin ,alth there . Ba prestn'y oe: just potions .as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, I do not iknow. what they are. Certainly had ‘people who travel they are’ sany liquid medicine, as. the: so conwenient, they can be carried in the tpocket and used. whenever. needed. I believe they are sold’ by’ all drug@iste at 50 cents, and, believe anyone ‘who will try them will agree with. me, {that for in igestion and stomach ‘trouble Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tables are wnequaled, . 2-4-6 ee No Procrastination, “Mary!” came the voice from the top of the stairs, “Yes, mamma,” came the eoaeiiia voice from the parlor. ; “I want to speak to.you e minute.” “Just a8 800M BA I say ‘Good-night’ to “Very well. But, remember, I ait not allow you a minute over an hour and @ helf-for it.”—Chicage Post, eas Troublesome. . “My wife has been studying geology and the house is so full of rocks I can” find a place to sit down.” “What will you do about it?” “I've induced her to take up astronomy. ” “Is that any better?” “Of course. She can't, collect. specimens.”—Cripple Creek*Times. ~ Lasting. “What sort of impression did: ‘Clara’s young man make on you?” : “When I first met him?” “Yes,” “Well, he was scorching, with his head dowh, and the impression he maxte upon me was a brnise [ didn’t get over for _& week. ”—Chicagu Tribune, Just as a Test. : “Sometimes I thiok,” said a dejected : :man, “that ther orter to be tax on hyssbands.” “What for?” asked his friend. ‘“['d just like to see,” said the man o/ the first part, “whether she would pay it as willingly as she does on the pug dog.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. Old Enough for Anything. “I've brought you some lace for your stall at the bazar, Lizzie I’m it’s not quite old enough to be really valuable. I hed it when I was a little girl.” ‘ “Oh, that’s old enough for anything, dearest. How lovely!” Phanks $0 very much."”—Tit-Hits. sci “The National an Nem: -Jackson—I'm ig to start a new paper, acd 1 neal a the. Umbrella. Merrill—Why? Jackson—Because . everybody . who it will take it. . : li—Yes, they’ll take it, but ‘they i bat one of them is, paid for monthly ‘package . word at this office so that the transac‘tharic and liver-tonie. Gentle, reliable, The Summer Girl from Boston. — He loved her with a passion grand; Of that there was no doubt; . f , But when he asked her for her hand She sateen ec end froae him pes “ No running accounts of this combi-. — nation. will be. kept. for any. person,. ‘firm or concern that subscribes. The price ‘of the two. “papers ~where will be one dollar per month, or fifty) . be delivered . ‘by carrier unless it is taken in connection. with the Tran/Surer at the cash rate of 75 cents for the two payable as above stated. The subscriptions of all who. fail to sg: i Pey promptly whén the collector calls leery jot on the 30th of the month will be imme. ior requires, ~ . diately stopped, no matter whom the : ngs cals ig he has nr eee delinquent . may be, as we are compellik ‘make monthly cash settlement Tf these conditions are not agresabile oF. .sccording.to the understanding jisrk ca oleh is of any who have ordered the Bulletin Hood's Sarsaparilla,. which accomeases when all other medicines. fail to requested to immediately notity. the! do any good whatever. garriers, the Bulletin canvasser or leave crocus Paces ave the beet temnily ce Driven to Drink. I thnk of thee and wildly. drink ~Cool.draughts with strange avidity, “At drug ‘clerks now my eye doth wink Because’ of. thee, Humidity. Cleveland Plain Dealer, tion may be closed at once. sare. . In this arrangement the price of each . . paper is reduced, and it is offered for} © ~ the sole Purpose of increasing our cash subscription list. Rewenper if you: want something Tae. Ow. is the place to go to. They jead—all others follow. m31-tfTh finest and purest © of Whiekies. pemeram HOBIN HOOD Takes the cies ‘all to be the best eens on bal whines ms sed se is high highly recommended f for family an and mediin quantities to suit purchasers. CALL. FOR IT AT ALL BARS:

A. B, WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK. » New : Vegetable,. oS the Transcript agp . on HRUIT —— . BeTTER PREPARED THAN EVER —AND— To serve the public with Firrt-clase POULTRY STORE. ee Bread, Chas.W. Kam&Co. The this method. of informi the people that they have opened a th Pies and Cakes. BANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER First-Class Store in the Transcript Block, bday they will keep constantly on hand the @@-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Conbest of ; stantly on hand. FRED BOST . = Proprietor. TELEPHONE 37. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. _ Vegetabies, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please sive: usa call. Nevada City, April 7th. _ EVERYBODY NEEDS Sprime “ «Ded sciane. DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA ‘Is Just the Thing, FOR SALE fy ea _DIGHER MAN'S. rd [Risetraxet: bfSaerte nine cases. at * . the mucous surfaces. oie for any case of Deafness (eansed._ by . x ». . ¢atarrh) that cannot be cure by. Hall’s . , TF. J. ‘OHENEY & CO., Prop. rosderece% ie! Hall’s Family Pills are the best. ‘ . Corcoran? first door above ‘Thea’ eater. . Sold by the Bottle or in Bulkj» THE THE “POPUL. AR’ BAKERY BAKERY 2 ‘. Wedding Suits. a Specialty. sttational, weeny of the Siabtioc’ county has heid that the hew of the State of California, whic went into effect May 26, 1879, is The decision was renra mech 8 ag a ve. Robert Small, Brewer, A. Leivsay, R. H. Moore, its normal: condition, hearing .will be] 6¢ 41. ‘The action was brought to quiet title to the Sprague mine, a valuable 18 . qaartz mining property near Shasta. . ‘The plaintiff offered in evidence his nbtice of location of the property. The 'lodation 3 notice blank was of the form under the old: law and was made efecord: on December 8, 1897, “or i ity days prior to the alleged entry the defendants upon the property. The plaintiff objected to the admission of the instrument in evidence on the {ground that it did not comply with the ‘. new law, which was then in full force and.effect. The matter was argued at considerable length. The court susj tained the objection, thereby holding ; that the new mining law is constitutional and that locations made under . the old law suisequent to the time it Toe house, rear of Cheater. “Telephone went into effect are void. tf. Gondonax & Anznoaasr, % Hot Lanch ‘Every Night . For sate: © acting but ana ge rege cond tion of 3 Ontarrh Cure. Send for ore ER eRE EES, vielen Tee. paahoWy New Ice Company. » ‘The Nevada City Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ‘ice ‘at. reasonable ' Office at residence of Thomas‘ At the Council Chamber Saloon, corner One lot with free water on the place. jolly ae nanan aa pia sm . ‘Has a frontage of 180 feet on fhe main ° road, and runs back 236 feet; also one . piece of fine land containing 3 acres,. with free water. Apply to For Up to Date Foot Wear. Brown & Moraan, » m10-tf m Real Estate Agents. THOS. S. FORD, . " Attorney and Counselor at Law, OPT AEE 008. 00m. JOHN CALOWELL, : Attorney at Law, « The Popular Clothing Store is the Transcript Block, Commercial. Street, . Place you look for it. . Nevada City. The LEADER’S IN ETE ES. STOCIs J. Lavy, Prop. within the next sixty days. Ladies, call early and select the newest patterns. Store to let and fixtures for sale. Leader Mittnery, Broad Street, ee 2S OFFICE AND YARD, ‘Dp iy Boulder Street, ety = eo ; : Call on us before Nevada City. coi-g elsewhere. . MY. L. & D.: MARSH. ARTISTIC TAILORING. W. H. HIBBITT, Artist tengo MERCHANT : TAILOR, Pine Street, near Broad Mien Nevada City, — j (Successor to Frank T. Smith.) \ My Mock’ is the largest in the city. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported “and Do. dered lest Wednesday during the trial} annem . OF Stylish Millinery : oS WOL AI chioe: “and must be closed. out! ——— Weare ready for business and have opened our doors, hisiting a share of the business patronage of Nevada City. ‘Everything i is New, Clean and’ Fresh. . Like the prestige of honor and power of truth, our prices and values are itivincible. You get 100 per cent vohic on every article bought from us, while we get our profit. The Ladies Cuban Belt is: the latest, ' different colors. Brass Buckles. Made of leather in War designs, 25c. or! Black Moire Sash Ribbon, all silk, 4% inches wide, 35c a yd. Children’s Tam O’Shanter Straw Hats, the latest, 45c.Ladies Shirt Waists, Florence detachable collar to match,47c. Best grade Table Oilcloth, t5¢ per yard. Watch This Advertisement. New York Racket Store, Transcript Block, Nevada City, Cal. Terms Cash. In the Dozens of Cases 3760 A of groceries opened here every day, we do not find a single article that falls below the. required standard. This is the result. of buying reliable goods from reliable houses. We sell only such goods as are werthy of the fullest: confidence. Our stock consists of he cream. of the markets, fresh and pure, and our aim is to have it in this condition all the time. We succeed, because our large trade means a constant changing of everything in the store. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of -LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, Nevada City$ Broad Street, near Pine, e Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, NEWEST STYLES, BEST FINISH, AND RELIABLE Every Article Fully Guaranteed. mestic Woolens. Workmanship and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed. w. Ez. HIBBITT Merchant Tailor. Meena For the Best [Millinery AT GREAT BARGAINS, YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK KEPT ——BY THE—— NILES SISTERS, Io the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest . Parisian and New York styles. . [eA Specialty of Re-Trimming Ha Hats at t Very f Low Prices._aej} A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors of all. kinds. A. B. WOLFE CASH GROCER. (E00 A Lowest Prices. , Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de foi, Boneless Sardines, etc. Ries we are dole Agents for Douglass Butter and Robin Hood Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Cats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour,etc. ~ PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. ee ee Sole Agents for Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and keg Choice Malaga Wine for family and medicinal purposes. Special selectio . of Fine Wines for family use. won't fad for’ ee. 7 Druxs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. THE TRANSCRIPT FUBLISHES THE VERY ©, LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS: Genuine Imported Swiss, Limburger and Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever es, cere natnner oemeee ttention paid to family orders, a