May 6, 1898 (4 pages)

; Building, ts, al7 J. F. SHAW AAN, Broad Street TY ULLY DONE KET Bank. . Prop’r rk, Mutton ages, eto. nds of Meats und ina first cet. Bey: City. I, Kte., A CHOICE: ns; Bacoa. 20S., BRS, da City. Cal ent Cigar .OT IMPT’D AN CLUB VLA tANCE., sociation: uM. rf +r Day ard ef oceu-. 1k, when » Rice ré accident. atally killed. en you are: expenses. id and foot nbers m ey: PB dp urance, payf death, and ent and sickme paying or bi ie yon ation is Pre Oni . the United th the States oh fowsther large te guar‘ciion to ite Write LEY, Manager, nciseo, Cab. obles. nd $15 asure Resor Aud and their medici» Malaria, Troubles, Skin Dissend Soren, f ning at 8:18" ame day. lanager. 7, I 5 — N PATENTS oti d ighte, fable Eorieut suits ed. with tn for 8 res . ‘< teens : ON, Prop’s. _ years; ~ 4K Mast night.” Kind Party—It I tire you this nickel, . what will you do with it?Tatters ( sarcastically) —I'll be honest . wid you, boss. TAY spend i$ tat riotoes —— ¥. Journal. 4 ‘ Aste ‘By the Seanide. i “What are the wild waves saying?” Then a breeze brought baék sound: “We can’t get in a, word edgewisze, With so many .women around,” , —Chicago Record, Good at One of Them, “T really can't help .admiring Col Bloward.” : That old freak! st “What! “Yes; he’s either the best pistol shot or ‘the most accomplished liar I ever. met.”—Chieago Journal, Summer Sshool Confidenees, “Carlyle says people are mostly , fools.” “Emerson says we are responsible for the kind of acquaintances ‘we attract.” -—Chicago Record. F; Tough. “What a tough face that young fellow has! Don’t you think'so?” “Think so? I know it. I tried to ‘break it onee.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. Historic. ““T héar Miss Evangate’s new play is -@ historic one.” ~ “Why not?’ She's getting somewhat historic herself. “—Cincinnati Enquirer. . Only a Dream, She—T dreamt of the north pole Jast night.‘e—Well, <pet’s all the have done, so far—Yonkers’ Steaman Never Touched im, ~~~‘ “It looks like rain to-day," said the affable milkman, as-he dumped the 7m: yt ular quart into the pitcher. “It always does," said the woman, ; — the: milkman drove off ~wonder-ing why some people take such gloomy views of everything. — Detroit Free By the Box. . He—Hasn’t Mins Cutely a lovely complexion? She—Yes. : He—Her mother has a beautiful eom‘~plexion, too. I manbare she gets it trom, ‘ ther. She—No; she gete it from the drug-’ ;gist.—N.:Y. Journal. Great American Moth Cure. Mrs. Brown—John, I want you to ‘buy me some tobacco to put under the varpets. They say it’s the best thingin tthe world to-keep-moths out. Mr. Brown—Here'’s that box of cigars . yyou gave me last Christmas. I think that will be even. more effective than tobacco.—N. Y, World. Wholly Complimentary. Miss Acidrop—tlI’ve been looking for you, Mr. Smith, I understand that you } tcld Mr. Gander that I was the most . ’ waspish woman you knew. What do you mean, sir? Smith—My dear lady, I was only alluding to your waist.—Ally Sloper. i. Easy to: Find Out. “I often wonder what-she thinks of me!" said the young married man. “It is easy to find out," said the elderly married man. “Just sit down on her hat, and she will tell you.what she thinks of you in less than a minute,”— “TitBite, so A Coatemptible Trick. “My wife caught me last night. (When I come home late I usually sit down on the top stép of my porch and . >e*t hunt for my latch-key. She says I mever get home entil after midnight. I way it’s before. . She canght me all right ~ aie “Tlow was that?” “Just at midnight she sneaked out and painted the top step.”—Cleveland Plain. Dealer. At the Seashore. . She was heart-broken. “My beautiful bathing suit is absolutely ruined,” she moaned. “How did it happen?” asked her mother, anxiously. “I accidentally got it wet."—Chicago Post. Cookery. “I am told your wife would rather cook than eat.” The othér man Perens nervously ‘over. his shoulder. Se were alone: “What she cooks, a atin’ is a whisper.—Detroit Journal. Ought to Be Effective. Hojack—The curative powers of mu-. re being tried on the insane. It ought to be effective in the case of persons perery have been driven crazy by piano and cornet prac Sieede Ses bomeopecnie tery tee, Courier-Journal. : pak Sites Wad db tae tke; thd baby i [eet savior cers yeaa, jpinched by want and hunger, are you too _——— Samedix: » “whe Way ‘of wea Work Society. ancmee a great deal about. her. —~Town Topics. ane in’ Vartous: Ways. 1 BPs poor man,” said the benevolent old lady, “I suppose: you are often . not?” “Yéssum; and sometimes. by the eops.”—-Odds and Ends.Mutual, Attractions. “Whenever I make a new seakaiit ance I instinctively size him up.” “Well, Ihope you don’t overlook the act that the new acquaintance sizes you up.’”"—Chicago Record. * Unnatural. “That man Davis is — not fit to ‘be a father.” “Whi ?” “His child is a week and a half old and he hasn’t. expressed the belief that it recognizes him.”—Chicago News. Too Many Amendments. “He is now 4 physical wreck.” “He used to have a strong constitution.” -“I know. But the doctors have . amended it several times.” — N.Y. World. No Place for Him. : ‘Stranger—Is there a good opening for an undertaker in this place? Citizen—No, sir. The only doctor in ‘the town is going to move away-this -week.—Harlem Life. A Complete Confession. He—I am willing to wamiy se ‘was wrong. ‘. peptic. Povierseak oui ¢ suffered more or} she appetite, gason the.stomach and the .overheard a conversation between ‘two verely from indigestion and. stated she, *. of indigestion I take one, also one after . other stomach medicines just as good ect ay ad be carried in the less from indigestion, sour stomach, headaches, distate for food,-often no asaal unpleasant effects ef imperfect digestion, Nearly every traveling inn has his favorite remedy. for different troubles and I tried all of them with indifferent results. Finally :on'the train between Pittsburg and Philadelphia one day, I ladies, one of whom had. suffered ‘se‘had been completely cured bya remedy: whiéh ‘she -called Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets; I remembered the cogversation beeause it directly interested me ; and at the:next town I inquired ‘at the first drug store and bought a, package for fifty cents, and from that day to this Ihave never been without. them. They'are pleasant tasting tablets, not a secret patent medicine but composed of vegetable essences, pure pepsin, fruit salts and Golden Seal ; being in tablet form they never lose their good qualities like a liquid medicine would, but are always fresh and ready for use. . ~ Tcarry a box in my pocket continually, and whenever I see any symptoms each meal, and for'a year and-a: half I have not lost a day by reason of poor health and can eat anything and relish hat IT eat; my digestion ig absolutely perfect as farasIcan judge from my feelings and although there may be as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, I do not pocket and used whenever needed. I believe they are sold by all. druggists at 50 cents, and believe anyone who will try them will agree: with me, SS eee e EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. ROW & CO, Selig” a re= leolve)—-You rehion ie? ‘Then fates! MID . well! This shall be my ldst resort. . Miss Gotrox (sizing yp the weapon)— fell, you ought to be able to get four or ve dollars on: that.—N, Y. World. -His Heroic Action. —I saved Miss Dolly Swift’s ~ Sapsmith = life lawst night! Sissington—Bah Jawve! marry me, arid so Texeused her.—Puck. “Well Acquainted. Mrs. Gadd—Your husband appears q be very busy to-day, Mrs. Gabb. Mrs. Gabb—Does he? Well, if he is . very busy at anything, you may just be Jsure it’s at of no, tae use to anybody but himself.—N, Weekly. ~~ Woman’s Egotiem. She—Why do you get so profane? Whycan’t you content yourself with “Good gracious me,” as I do? ; He—I couldn't be so egotistical-as to talk. that Way about myself. »J6urnal. ‘Hay While the Sum Shines. “You 80?” ago,”—Cleveland Leader. What She Thought. ' His call had lasted something like two hours when he suggested that he believed he could read her thoughts. . “Then why don’t you go?” she asked. —Ohicago Post.And Lost Some Dollars. Hewitt—Game is pretty cheap at this time of year, Jewett—I found a game last night that was pretty expensive.—N, Y. Journal, Clear Reply. “How did you make out in that last speculation of yours, Blowly?” “None of your business.” “Sorry that you lost, old. man.”— Detroit Free Press. Batreme Cruelty, Cholly Ricketts (tragically)—Refuse me, dearest, and I shall enter a monastery and be a monk. Maude . Summerflirt — Monastery? Don’t you mean a menagerie ?—Puck, within the next sixty days. . Sapsmith—Yahs! When I proposed. ‘to her she said she'd Shas igh Sy who got $20,000 alimony. six months, toy pf eae plant is to be put ap at Tone, Nye county, Nevada, seven miles from :the mines and a railroad will be constructed for hauling ore to the plant from the mines. Boston ; Hood's Sarsaparilla, which accom. say Jones is in clover? How! do any good whatever. tharic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, The LEADERS ROU L L ee B. VOC ow .Qf Stylish Millinery Is to be SOLD AT COST, and must be closed out Ladies, call early and select the newest yatterns. “blewinia’y GREATEST medicine is . phishes wonderful cures of blood dis‘eases when all other medicines fail to sure. se eee Hot Lunch Every Night At the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Pine and Broad. Good music and a jolly time. al9-tf tes For Up to Date Foot Wear. The Popular Olothing Store is the place you look for it. J. Levy, Prop. SE Shot and Shell FROM ‘NEW YORK RACKET STORE. 3, papers best Pins...... tg. Has ena wes cas ane Ges c AOGorew b100ms ‘atid’ Kyes.25 5002 oi Ss PMN MG Magic 5c . 1 paper Bartlett’s Gold-Eyed ms sek best made ... 5c I paper. Standard Needles. ; sey ay ce Coats’ Thread, 4c. 7 spools ie ee BOOT DL aie ea Go at 25¢ Black Linen: Thread Ps hie linrcins Se esta ee 5c See Our Window Tonight for the Best 16¢ GLASSWARE Ever Sold. We have:no leaders, no’ baits, stick to the systens of the very lowest minimum of profits, believing it leads to the attainment of the highest and best results. Come and compare our prices. Everything marked in plain figures. Terms Cash. In the Dozens of Cases 3760 A _ 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 worthy of the fullest confidence. Our stock consists of the 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. igre ctwcce WATCHES, CLOCKS, ‘that for in igestion and stomach ‘trouble Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tables are unequaled. 2-4-6 For Sale. One lot with free'water on the place. Has a frontage of'180 feet on the main road, and runs back 236 feet; also sone piece of fine land containing 8 acres, vith free water. Apply to Brown & Moraan, m10-tf Real Estate Agents. Soft ROVAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK, “New : Vegetable, FRUIT —AND— \ POULTRY STORE. © Sew Whiske? a mit in Chas. W.Kam&Co. TARE f method of informing the people Takes the Lead b ‘ { all tobe the best eatin Sooke First-Class Store in the Transcript. Block, ; = iehiy recommended for family and mediSold by the Bottle or in Bulk} == in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B; WOLF, Sole. Agent. ' All Orders Promptly Filled, ebees peed will keep constantly on hand the Vegetabies, Fruits, Ghickens, etc. Please give us a call, Nevada City, April 7th. EVERYBODY NEEDS Spring Niedicime. DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA. Is Just the Thing. DIGKERMAN’S. . Wedding Suits a Specialty. Which is the best in the market. Store to let and fixtures for sale. = mae ——— Rroad Street, OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before going elsewhere. mM. LL. & D. MARSH. * ARTISTIC TAILORING. W. H. HIBBITT, Artist so tet MERCHANT : TAILOR, Pine Street, near Broad Street, Nevada City. (Successor to Frank T. Smith.} My stock is the largest in the city. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Domestic Woolens. Workmanship and a Perfect Fit Guarantee. W . H. HIBBITT Merchant Tailor. aes For the Best [lillinery AT GREAT BARGAINS, YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK KEPT ——~ ——BY THE— NILES SISTERS, "In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest Parisian and New York styles. (ee A Specialty of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Prices._gi-j} A. ISOARD & SON, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors of all kinds. Sole Agents for. Enterprise Beer, . Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and keg Choice Malaga Wine for family and medicinal purposes: Special selectio Imported Swries; t.tuibearger tnd Drugs, Sauonery. Cameras and Photo Supplies. ame * of Fine Wines for family use. Genuine italy the finest ever brought bere. Particular attention paid to fam JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, y ‘ mal Sof SU ES rat Deer fi ’ Broad Street, near Pine, Nevada City} Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, A LE Ae BEST FINISH, — AND. RELIABLE ‘Every Article Fully Guaranteed. A.B. WOLF 4 CASH GROCER. ca a Lowest Biices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortm :nt of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Che:se, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate d= toi, Buneless Sardines, etc. SSE Remember we are Sole Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hood Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, ete. PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. sa THE TRANSCRIPT . PUBLISHES THE VERY . LATEST TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS { invariably, immutably : Transcript Block, Nevada City, . of groceries opened here every . visaiapeemaimmrommrentan pete sae ae PE “to ee ih "

; Building, ts, al7 J. F. SHAW AAN, Broad Street TY ULLY DONE KET Bank. . Prop’r rk, Mutton ages, eto. nds of Meats und ina first cet. Bey: City. I, Kte., A CHOICE: ns; Bacoa. 20S., BRS, da City. Cal ent Cigar .OT IMPT’D AN CLUB VLA tANCE., sociation: uM. rf +r Day ard ef oceu-. 1k, when » Rice ré accident. atally killed. en you are: expenses. id and foot nbers m ey: PB dp urance, payf death, and ent and sickme paying or bi ie yon ation is Pre Oni . the United th the States oh fowsther large te guar‘ciion to ite Write LEY, Manager, nciseo, Cab. obles. nd $15 asure Resor Aud and their medici» Malaria, Troubles, Skin Dissend Soren, f ning at 8:18" ame day. lanager. 7, I 5 — N PATENTS oti d ighte, fable Eorieut suits ed. with tn for 8 res . ‘< teens : ON, Prop’s. _ years; ~ 4K Mast night.” Kind Party—It I tire you this nickel, . what will you do with it?Tatters ( sarcastically) —I'll be honest . wid you, boss. TAY spend i$ tat riotoes —— ¥. Journal. 4 ‘ Aste ‘By the Seanide. i “What are the wild waves saying?” Then a breeze brought baék sound: “We can’t get in a, word edgewisze, With so many .women around,” , —Chicago Record, Good at One of Them, “T really can't help .admiring Col Bloward.” : That old freak! st “What! “Yes; he’s either the best pistol shot or ‘the most accomplished liar I ever. met.”—Chieago Journal, Summer Sshool Confidenees, “Carlyle says people are mostly , fools.” “Emerson says we are responsible for the kind of acquaintances ‘we attract.” -—Chicago Record. F; Tough. “What a tough face that young fellow has! Don’t you think'so?” “Think so? I know it. I tried to ‘break it onee.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. Historic. ““T héar Miss Evangate’s new play is -@ historic one.” ~ “Why not?’ She's getting somewhat historic herself. “—Cincinnati Enquirer. . Only a Dream, She—T dreamt of the north pole Jast night.‘e—Well, <pet’s all the have done, so far—Yonkers’ Steaman Never Touched im, ~~~‘ “It looks like rain to-day," said the affable milkman, as-he dumped the 7m: yt ular quart into the pitcher. “It always does," said the woman, ; — the: milkman drove off ~wonder-ing why some people take such gloomy views of everything. — Detroit Free By the Box. . He—Hasn’t Mins Cutely a lovely complexion? She—Yes. : He—Her mother has a beautiful eom‘~plexion, too. I manbare she gets it trom, ‘ ther. She—No; she gete it from the drug-’ ;gist.—N.:Y. Journal. Great American Moth Cure. Mrs. Brown—John, I want you to ‘buy me some tobacco to put under the varpets. They say it’s the best thingin tthe world to-keep-moths out. Mr. Brown—Here'’s that box of cigars . yyou gave me last Christmas. I think that will be even. more effective than tobacco.—N. Y, World. Wholly Complimentary. Miss Acidrop—tlI’ve been looking for you, Mr. Smith, I understand that you } tcld Mr. Gander that I was the most . ’ waspish woman you knew. What do you mean, sir? Smith—My dear lady, I was only alluding to your waist.—Ally Sloper. i. Easy to: Find Out. “I often wonder what-she thinks of me!" said the young married man. “It is easy to find out," said the elderly married man. “Just sit down on her hat, and she will tell you.what she thinks of you in less than a minute,”— “TitBite, so A Coatemptible Trick. “My wife caught me last night. (When I come home late I usually sit down on the top stép of my porch and . >e*t hunt for my latch-key. She says I mever get home entil after midnight. I way it’s before. . She canght me all right ~ aie “Tlow was that?” “Just at midnight she sneaked out and painted the top step.”—Cleveland Plain. Dealer. At the Seashore. . She was heart-broken. “My beautiful bathing suit is absolutely ruined,” she moaned. “How did it happen?” asked her mother, anxiously. “I accidentally got it wet."—Chicago Post. Cookery. “I am told your wife would rather cook than eat.” The othér man Perens nervously ‘over. his shoulder. Se were alone: “What she cooks, a atin’ is a whisper.—Detroit Journal. Ought to Be Effective. Hojack—The curative powers of mu-. re being tried on the insane. It ought to be effective in the case of persons perery have been driven crazy by piano and cornet prac Sieede Ses bomeopecnie tery tee, Courier-Journal. : pak Sites Wad db tae tke; thd baby i [eet savior cers yeaa, jpinched by want and hunger, are you too _——— Samedix: » “whe Way ‘of wea Work Society. ancmee a great deal about. her. —~Town Topics. ane in’ Vartous: Ways. 1 BPs poor man,” said the benevolent old lady, “I suppose: you are often . not?” “Yéssum; and sometimes. by the eops.”—-Odds and Ends.Mutual, Attractions. “Whenever I make a new seakaiit ance I instinctively size him up.” “Well, Ihope you don’t overlook the act that the new acquaintance sizes you up.’”"—Chicago Record. * Unnatural. “That man Davis is — not fit to ‘be a father.” “Whi ?” “His child is a week and a half old and he hasn’t. expressed the belief that it recognizes him.”—Chicago News. Too Many Amendments. “He is now 4 physical wreck.” “He used to have a strong constitution.” -“I know. But the doctors have . amended it several times.” — N.Y. World. No Place for Him. : ‘Stranger—Is there a good opening for an undertaker in this place? Citizen—No, sir. The only doctor in ‘the town is going to move away-this -week.—Harlem Life. A Complete Confession. He—I am willing to wamiy se ‘was wrong. ‘. peptic. Povierseak oui ¢ suffered more or} she appetite, gason the.stomach and the .overheard a conversation between ‘two verely from indigestion and. stated she, *. of indigestion I take one, also one after . other stomach medicines just as good ect ay ad be carried in the less from indigestion, sour stomach, headaches, distate for food,-often no asaal unpleasant effects ef imperfect digestion, Nearly every traveling inn has his favorite remedy. for different troubles and I tried all of them with indifferent results. Finally :on'the train between Pittsburg and Philadelphia one day, I ladies, one of whom had. suffered ‘se‘had been completely cured bya remedy: whiéh ‘she -called Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets; I remembered the cogversation beeause it directly interested me ; and at the:next town I inquired ‘at the first drug store and bought a, package for fifty cents, and from that day to this Ihave never been without. them. They'are pleasant tasting tablets, not a secret patent medicine but composed of vegetable essences, pure pepsin, fruit salts and Golden Seal ; being in tablet form they never lose their good qualities like a liquid medicine would, but are always fresh and ready for

use. . ~ Tcarry a box in my pocket continually, and whenever I see any symptoms each meal, and for'a year and-a: half I have not lost a day by reason of poor health and can eat anything and relish hat IT eat; my digestion ig absolutely perfect as farasIcan judge from my feelings and although there may be as Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, I do not pocket and used whenever needed. I believe they are sold by all. druggists at 50 cents, and believe anyone who will try them will agree: with me, SS eee e EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. ROW & CO, Selig” a re= leolve)—-You rehion ie? ‘Then fates! MID . well! This shall be my ldst resort. . Miss Gotrox (sizing yp the weapon)— fell, you ought to be able to get four or ve dollars on: that.—N, Y. World. -His Heroic Action. —I saved Miss Dolly Swift’s ~ Sapsmith = life lawst night! Sissington—Bah Jawve! marry me, arid so Texeused her.—Puck. “Well Acquainted. Mrs. Gadd—Your husband appears q be very busy to-day, Mrs. Gabb. Mrs. Gabb—Does he? Well, if he is . very busy at anything, you may just be Jsure it’s at of no, tae use to anybody but himself.—N, Weekly. ~~ Woman’s Egotiem. She—Why do you get so profane? Whycan’t you content yourself with “Good gracious me,” as I do? ; He—I couldn't be so egotistical-as to talk. that Way about myself. »J6urnal. ‘Hay While the Sum Shines. “You 80?” ago,”—Cleveland Leader. What She Thought. ' His call had lasted something like two hours when he suggested that he believed he could read her thoughts. . “Then why don’t you go?” she asked. —Ohicago Post.And Lost Some Dollars. Hewitt—Game is pretty cheap at this time of year, Jewett—I found a game last night that was pretty expensive.—N, Y. Journal, Clear Reply. “How did you make out in that last speculation of yours, Blowly?” “None of your business.” “Sorry that you lost, old. man.”— Detroit Free Press. Batreme Cruelty, Cholly Ricketts (tragically)—Refuse me, dearest, and I shall enter a monastery and be a monk. Maude . Summerflirt — Monastery? Don’t you mean a menagerie ?—Puck, within the next sixty days. . Sapsmith—Yahs! When I proposed. ‘to her she said she'd Shas igh Sy who got $20,000 alimony. six months, toy pf eae plant is to be put ap at Tone, Nye county, Nevada, seven miles from :the mines and a railroad will be constructed for hauling ore to the plant from the mines. Boston ; Hood's Sarsaparilla, which accom. say Jones is in clover? How! do any good whatever. tharic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, The LEADERS ROU L L ee B. VOC ow ..Qf Stylish Millinery Is to be SOLD AT COST, and must be closed out Ladies, call early and select the newest yatterns. “blewinia’y GREATEST medicine is . phishes wonderful cures of blood dis‘eases when all other medicines fail to sure. se eee Hot Lunch Every Night At the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Pine and Broad. Good music and a jolly time. al9-tf tes For Up to Date Foot Wear. The Popular Olothing Store is the place you look for it. J. Levy, Prop. SE Shot and Shell FROM ‘NEW YORK RACKET STORE. 3, papers best Pins........... tg. Has ena wes cas ane Ges c AOGorew b100ms ‘atid’ Kyes.25 5002 oi Ss PMN MG Magic 5c . 1 paper Bartlett’s Gold-Eyed ms sek best made ...... 5c I paper. Standard Needles.. ; sey ay ce Coats’ Thread, 4c. 7 spools ie ee BOOT DL aie ea Go at 25¢ Black Linen: Thread Ps hie linrcins Se esta ee 5c See Our Window Tonight for the Best 16¢ GLASSWARE Ever Sold. We have:no leaders, no’ baits, stick to the systens of the very lowest minimum of profits, believing it leads to the attainment of the highest and best results. Come and compare our prices. Everything marked in plain figures. Terms Cash. In the Dozens of Cases 3760 A _ 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 worthy of the fullest confidence. Our stock consists of the 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. igre ctwcce WATCHES, CLOCKS, ‘that for in igestion and stomach ‘trouble Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tables are unequaled. 2-4-6 For Sale. One lot with free'water on the place. Has a frontage of'180 feet on the main road, and runs back 236 feet; also sone piece of fine land containing 8 acres, vith free water. Apply to Brown & Moraan, m10-tf Real Estate Agents. Soft ROVAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK, “New : Vegetable, FRUIT —AND— \ POULTRY STORE. © Sew Whiske? a mit in Chas. W.Kam&Co. TARE f method of informing the people Takes the Lead b ‘ { all tobe the best eatin Sooke First-Class Store in the Transcript. Block, ; = iehiy recommended for family and mediSold by the Bottle or in Bulk} == in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A. B; WOLF, Sole. Agent. ' All Orders Promptly Filled, ebees peed will keep constantly on hand the Vegetabies, Fruits, Ghickens, etc. Please give us a call, Nevada City, April 7th. EVERYBODY NEEDS Spring Niedicime. DR. LA RUE’S SARSAPARILLA. Is Just the Thing. DIGKERMAN’S. . Wedding Suits a Specialty. Which is the best in the market. Store to let and fixtures for sale. = mae ——— Rroad Street, OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before going elsewhere. mM. LL. & D. MARSH. * ARTISTIC TAILORING. W. H. HIBBITT, Artist so tet MERCHANT : TAILOR, Pine Street, near Broad Street, Nevada City. (Successor to Frank T. Smith.} My stock is the largest in the city. I carry full lines of the latest designs in Imported and Domestic Woolens. Workmanship and a Perfect Fit Guarantee. W . H. HIBBITT Merchant Tailor. aes For the Best [lillinery AT GREAT BARGAINS, YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK KEPT ——~ ——BY THE— NILES SISTERS, "In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest Parisian and New York styles. (ee A Specialty of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Prices._gi-j} A. ISOARD & SON, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors of all kinds. Sole Agents for. Enterprise Beer, . Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and keg Choice Malaga Wine for family and medicinal purposes: Special selectio Imported Swries; t.tuibearger tnd Drugs, Sauonery. Cameras and Photo Supplies. ame * of Fine Wines for family use. Genuine italy the finest ever brought bere. Particular attention paid to fam JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Purchased at the Store of LUETJE & BRAND, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers, y ‘ mal Sof SU ES rat Deer fi ’ Broad Street, near Pine, Nevada City} Are Always of STANDARD QUALITY, A LE Ae BEST FINISH, — AND. RELIABLE ‘Every Article Fully Guaranteed. A.B. WOLF 4 CASH GROCER. ca a Lowest Biices. Best Goods, Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortm :nt of Fancy Groceries such as Limburg Che:se, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate d= toi, Buneless Sardines, etc. SSE Remember we are Sole Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hood Whisky. A full line of Breakfast Goods : Grandfather Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats, in bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour, ete. PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. sa THE TRANSCRIPT . PUBLISHES THE VERY . LATEST TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS { invariably, immutably : Transcript Block, Nevada City, . of groceries opened here every . visaiapeemaimmrommrentan pete sae ae PE “to ee ih "