November 22, 1893 (4 pages)

Cer NG, Mid. siete ir ‘if satisfactory results do not follow their use. ' ss cers PELLET Brown & Calkins, Publishers. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT CLEVER SHOOTING. —_—_——_—_____ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV: 99, 'os. RESULT OF TWO SHOTS LEARNED RUSK IS DEAD. He Died: Yesterday Morning at His Home at Viroqua, Wis. Virgva, Wis., November 21.—Ex-Secretary Rusk died here at. 8 o’clock this. very day flashed into his mind when he morning: : The public first” became aware that he. mented him in much the same style. was ill when the announcement was made several days ago that he had just submitted to an operation for the cure of a trouble in his bladder. The doctors stated that he had stood thé operation well and would versary of .the very day. Instead of probably recover, But in this they were. white targets fof a mark it had been the mistaken, for he steadily failed until. death came. Jeremiah M. Rusk was born in Morgan the tents of the Federal offi He knew county, O., June 17, 1830. His father was eo 2 cers, He kn a farmer of small means. The beyhood of young Rusk was divided between werk on the farm and-acquiring a common school education. He was 23 years of age when he removed from the State of Ohio into Wisconsin, taking a farm near Viroqua, Vernon county. In 1862 he entered the Union army and began a military career, which was distinguished and honored, . He was Major, and afterward Lieutenant-Colonel of the T'wenty-fifth Wisconsin Regiment and brevet Brigadier-General. Shortly after the close of the war he was elected State Bank Controller, an_ office which he filled from 1866 to 1870. His next public position was that of member of the Forty-second Congress in the House of Representatives. He served three consecu= tive terms in Washington. Tn 1881 he was nomihated for Governor on the Republican ticket. He was elected by a majority of nearly 12,000 votes over his opponent. : He served three successive terms as Governor and was selected by President Harrison as Secretary of Agriculture, an office which he fiiled very acceptedly. THE-TORIURES ot yspepsia, the sufferings of scrofula, the agonizing itch and pain of salt rheum, the disagreeable symptons ‘of catarrh,’are removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, Hodn’s ‘Priuts are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. —_— + BeeImproved Farming. Here is a list of vegetables raised by Josiah H. MacFarland upon a piece of ground sixty-two feet square in Middletown, Delaware county : 375 heads of cabbage, 7 baskets of string. beans, 16 quarts of lima beans, 3 baskets of peas, 12 baskets of tomatoes, 10 bushels-of potatoes, 200 heads of lettuce 112 bushes of onions, 14-bushel of onien sets, 300 bushels of radishes, 30 dozen ears ‘of corn, 3 ddzen cucumbers, 5 dozen peppers, 15 bunches of beets, 2,300 ‘celery stalks. These were sold for $100 89 and Mr. MacFarland estimates that if he had bought the same ina regular market they would have cost him $160.—Philadelphia Times, Sie ———-—+-@e + —--—— Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucken’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. “We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, These remedies have won their great populariety purely on their merits. Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schinidt Bros. tf. on Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to intreduce to his erstomers the finest lot of Pickled_Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, Es j24 — Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. ; : 9 once to the betting ring and plunged on 2 a horse named Coroner that was in the CREAM WDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free AFTER TWENTY-NINE YEARS, An Incident In the Practice Work of a Southern Field Day—How Colonel Richardson Came to Know That He Had Done Some Damage to His Enemies, When the Washington artillery was at Morgan City, there were many striking incidents that sprang out of the ceremonies of dedicating Fort Star and of. practicing with the solid shot. The whole day . the war and its memories were kept before the people, but it was not a reawakening in which the bloedy shirt had any play, but more of a thoughtful retrospection, in which the recalling of battles was not with bitterness, but with an impartial sadness, Among the happenings of the day none was more singular and noteworthy than one which occurred to Colonel Richardson, the commander of the battalion, It was during the time when the batteries were firing shell ‘at the two targets, which looked like tiny handkerchiefs on the water, they were so far away. A good shot was fired, and the spectators were applauding the excellent marksmanship, and the colonel stepped up to the gun to commend the gunner, when without cause or without knowing why the memory of a similar shot which had been fired 29 years ago almost to the had stepped up to a gunner and compliIt was when he was at Fort Malone at the siege of Petersburg, which was known as Fort “Damnation,” when the shot 29 years before had been fired, and the-Pourth of@uly was almost the annitops of two Sibley tents which pee over the ramparts of Fort “Hell,” just opposite Fort ‘‘Damnation.”. They were that from a deserter who. had informed him, also that the officers of the' whole command held a daily consultation there, and that he could tell the time from the fact that they hitched their horses around the tents. Colonel Richardson was then a captain in the Washington artiller , and he conceived the idea of scoring'a point on the Federals by firing on the tents just at the time of the daily consultation. He selected the best gunner in his command and told him what he wanted him to do, and that was to load and prepare the guns for a special shot which he was going to direct them to make the ensuing day. The young captain was sure that he had gunners he could depend upon, and to make _ his triumph complete he asked General Malone to be present when the shots wefe to be fired. _. It was noon the next day when the horses of the Federal’ officers were seen collected around the two tents. The gunners were told fo train their guns upon them and to be certain to make their shots tell. Those two shots were made the center of the interest of those in Fort “Damnation” for that day, for the word was passed around that the destruction of the officers’ tents was to be attempted. After a deal of preliminary arrangements the: two shots were fired, and the tops of the two Sibley tents disappeared like cardhouses in a gale of wind. The success of the shots was the signal for cheering on the part of the Confederates. General Malone complimented the accuracy of the artillerymen, and it was then that the captain stepped to the gunner and expressed his approbation in much the same way that. he used to the one that had made the good shot at Morgan City. But there had always been a tinge of dissatisfaction about that shot at the Federal tents, and that was that he had never ascertained whether any one had been hurt in the tents, and for the 29 intervening years that one thought had pervaded the whole incident. With these thoughts in his mind Colonel Richardson turned away from the gunner at Morgan City, and at that moment one of Morgan City’s prominent citizens, Mr. Gray, stepped to the colonel’s side and said: “Isn’t this Colonel Richardson?” “Yes.” “Well, Ihave been wanting to meet you for many years, ever since I heard you had been in Fort ‘Damnation’ at the same time that I was in Fort ‘Hell.’” “Yes?” said the colonel, “and when were you in Fort ‘Hell?” “In July, 1864. In fact, just 29 years ago today,” answered Mr, Gray. The colonel instantly thought of those two shots and wondered if his curiosity was to be satisfied. “Do you remember aday while you were Opposite me in Fort ‘Hell’ when the tents of the officers were taken down by two shots which were almost simultaneous?” minute. A shadow seemed to fall over gineers Manson and Grunsky, Captain Roberts and R. T. Devlin. The stranger did not reply for a full B A TRIP DOWN THE RIVER. Facts to Be Laid Before the Committee on Rivers and Harbors, Sacramento, November 20.—Congressman Caminetti, who is a member of the Heuse Committee on Rivers and Harbors, left for Red Bluff: tonight for the purpose of taking‘a steamer there in the morning, upon which he will make a trip down the Sacramento river. The Gevernment engineers have recommended an appropriation of $345,000 for the improvement of the Sacramento’ and San Joaquin rivers. To comply with the promise he made during the campaign, and also to thoroughly inform himself on the necessity of the river improvements which he ia in favor of, is the object of Mr. Caminetti’s trip. He will take notes of his observations, which will come into use in explaining to the House committee the absolute necessity of the recommended appropriations. Unusual interest has been displayed by the people of the river counties in this, Mr. Caminetti’s, tour of the rivers, He will be acvompanied on his trip by some of the leading men of the valley, who will peint out to the Congressman the required improvements, at the same. time offering valuable suggestions. Mr. Caminetti will be pleased to receive and consider the suggestions of all interested parties. : Among those who will accompany him are State Commissioner of Public Works Rose, Will S. Green, L. P. Farmer, EnNonopy need suffer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. ; POWDER Absolutely Pure. Al cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (Co., 106 Wall St., N. ¥ PERSONAL POINTERS. = A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. C. E. V. Saunders retnrned to Sacramento this morning. Jas. Graham has gone over to Sweetland on a vacation. Patrick Gaynor and wife came over from North San Juan yesterday. A. R. Lord, who has been East on a visit to his relatives and to the World’s Fair, returned home last evening. : P. F. Simonds is in Washington, D. C., attending to land matters before the Secretary of the Interior. : Gus. Kartschoke, president of the Chamion Mining Company, and Jos. Schuster, one of the directors of the same company, left for San Francisco yesterday. N. Trebilcock, formerly underground foreman at the Yuba mine, .s' very sick at the National Hotel, suffering from pneumonia, Sam J. Hinds, formerly ef this city, ig the leading attorney for the defense in the case of Chris. Evans, the outlaw, who is now on trial at Fresno. Fred Jones, who formerly resided in this city, has leased the Aultman mine in Placer county, in company. with other parties, The'prespects are very encouraging. — —_—— +280 Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. For Rent. The large store-room in Transcript Block lately occupied by Rassak & Co. is offered for rent. . Apply at this office. tf Reductions in Underwear Ladies’ camels hair and merino under .Vests aglow as 25 cents, Combination suits as low as $1.25. 025-tf. Mrs. Lester & Crawvorp, REDUCTION: IN PAINTING. G E. WITHINGTON IVES notice that.he is prepared to paint J Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wagons, etc., in the highest style of the art. From and after date I will paint Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15 to $22.50. Sign Painting a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, oppo. S8RE YORK STREE1. OOM Give me a call before placing your work. elsewhere, rj (0080 i ed Of Mills of California. UNDERWEAR § 27ers From the Way Mfg. Co. Superfine in Quality, Surprisingly Moderate in Price. From Marysville Woolen I have tor years been the leader In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in The county, but the finest, . H. MILLER, -‘}sall; Secretary, Eliza Rodgers; Treasurer, Officers Installed. — ae Chapter, No. 40, Orderof the Eastern Star, installing officer, assisted . Past Matron, Mrs. Louise Morehouse, were the officers installed =, WW orthy Matron, Sophia Wilhelm; Worthy Patron, John Harris; Assistant Matron, Emily HalJennie Titus; Conductress; Maria Young; Assistant Conductress, Mary Snyder; Adah, Maria Zapf; Ruth, Annie Hankins; Esther, Nellie Michell; Martha, Emma Seymour; Electa, Harriett Carr; Warden, Martha Brockington; Organist, Emily H. Halsall; Chaplain, Elizabeth Crocker, _~ + *@e + As the name indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, including ‘its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros * FCURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE sx jay EAUTIFIES LE “COMPLEXION A RE. . agreeable Laxative and NegvE Boil by. Druggists it b il, 250., 600, 2 oO! le and $1.00 per package. Bamples tree a tl Say KO NO forthe tenes Breath, me bee gent! Sweeney, U.5.A.,8an Diego, be h's Catarrh Remedy ive ever found that would do me any good." Bien 50cta, Sold by Druggists, & Cough, as fs of rtlon. ee tis the For sale at Cair Bros, Musical Department — OFf——— Vinton’s Drag and Stationery Str EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACOORDEONS™If 1 Have Not What You Want, ys 4 Will Quickly Get it for You North Fork, N. B. SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. DR. J. F. SHAW, _ Dentist. NEVADA CITY, CAL, All Kinds of Fillings. The installation of officers -of Aurora Grass Valley, took place on Monday even~ ing. W.G. Hudson, Past Patron, was the The following . Good as new, ’ Ae Wes Eddie C. Lamb “My little boy had bad fainting spells, al Most fits,” followed by vomiting. We gave fim three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and he Is now as rugged as one couli wish to Hood’s Cures see. His appetite is good, his cheeks are . like twin roses and he gains daily.” Mra, Davip Lamp, Bond Village, Palmer, Mass. Hood’s Pills cure liver troubles, indb gestion and headache. Try a box. Q5e. . i 6 [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines iu length iuserted under this head for 50 Cents ® week or §2% month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. ~Payable invariably in-advahee. . 3 SSS ee SSS Valise Lost. A black valise was lost Thursday hight, November 16th, between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Leave at this office. nl7 Lost.: A pocket-book containing valuuble letters and papers. Outside of book marked William Wolf & Co, Finder will please leave with James Powers at the Union Photographs of Houses, Interior or exterior, 50 cents. Public views of churohes, scenery, etc. for sale at 25 cts. By ‘Traveling Artists. Work finished in 24 hours if desired. Address °R. H. Parker, Postotlice, __nl4-lw Estray Notice. Came to my: Ranch a Sorrel Colt. . Owner is requested to call and pay charges and take him away. L. H. WELLs. n13-1m Cider and Vinegar. In quantities to suit. For sale by B, Buttarp, Broad street, opposite Pennsylvania Engine House. nI3-2w Dressmaking Parlors. Miss Emma _ Buteau has opened Fashionable Dress— making Parlors at Mrs, Mills‘ residence on Main st. n71m Kor Sale Cheap. : A Dump Cart and Harness, Enquire at the Daily Transcript Office. 02 Nevada County Abstract Office, NEVADA CITY, CAL. TITLES EXAMINED AND INSURED. JOHN A. RAPP, (County Recorder eleven consecutive years),. BEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC, » INSURANCE AGENT. For saie—6000 acres of Jand of the California Iron and Steel Com any, situated in the southern portion of Neva 4 county and bordering on the’best lands of Pidcer county. 286 acres of land situated in Pleasant Valley. Extracting Skillfully Done. "igerereecrn spe mn . ——_sovs’ + [NDERWEAR ere aoecteate MANUFACTURER Blg Values ’for a Very Small Amount of Money. . MPORTER ss House and lot on Kast Broad street, Nevada City. : ey The Old Reliable. him, his eyes grew dark, and he stepped back and surveyed the colonel from head to foot. Then he broke out feelingly: “D——n you! I shall never forget those shots. They swept away the flower of my corps. My first lieutenant was killed, and the leg of my second lieutenant was shot off, and five others were killed. And did you fire that shot?” The deep feeling of the man was evideut, but a moment later he said, ‘Well, colonel, youare now teaching your young soldiers to serve the flag for which my officers laid down their lives,”—New Orleans Times-Democrat. + ie “A Coincidence. unning diagonally over the East Bt. Louis race track is a bridge. From it a road runs to a small settlement near the race course, As the horses were going to the post in a 2-year-old race one day recently a funeral procession started over the bridge. Some of the more superstitious of the spectators hurried at race. The contest was run, and the winner was Coroner, ge aoe aa A Prufitable Potato Season. The Irish potato season, which has just ended, has been the most profitable one on the eastern shore for years The shipment has been larger, the prices have been and are yet the very top of the market. During the past three weeks over 2,500 carloads of potatoes have passed over the peninsula. 3 One day’s shipments from Cape Charles from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. alone sais, 5 to between 8,006 and YRBARS .THE STANDARD. . 9,000 Barrels or 50 carloads. The sweet e 4 potate‘season will be in full blast‘in a Just Received an Elegant Line of UMBRELLAS. waste In all prices for Ladies and Gentlemen. . . Only NINE DOLLARS A YEAR for the two by Mail he nen SO Cents fow weeks,—Bichmond Times. I. REICH & CO., MAIN STREDST, OPPOSITE Wivronrr ELOTEL., —_—0——— THE ONLY FANCY Goops HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. pt ee All Wool Dress Goods, 36 in. wid eee” Cloaks and Capes will positively be returned before Nov. 18th. Noveities tescived daily in every Department. ‘ <I. 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At tne same time we want good goods in every line, and especially do we waut good food products. : f Quite Likely If you once get to trading with us you will continue to do so., We make this assertion Possibly For as experienced store-keepers we not only have a complete understanding of the wants of the people of Nevada City and via but labor conseientiously te aapply thein, It is not necessary to particularize as to our stock, for we have about everything you can tind in’a first-class Groeery and Feed Store, including staples such a& Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, ete., ete, Wrhat’s More FRUIT Our store is the Leading Fruit Depot of Nevada City. We have the most and the freshest of everything in the way of Fruits, domestie and imported. FISH Fish. of all kinds—fresh and salt water, received by express every Thursday evening. : POULTRY Live and Dyessed Poulty, fat _ and tender, right from our own ooops. . SHURTLEFF & SOX. ——,_ . 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Cer NG, Mid. siete ir ‘if satisfactory results do not follow their use. ' ss cers PELLET Brown & Calkins, Publishers. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT CLEVER SHOOTING. —_—_——_—_____ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV: 99, 'os. RESULT OF TWO SHOTS LEARNED RUSK IS DEAD. He Died: Yesterday Morning at His Home at Viroqua, Wis. Virgva, Wis., November 21.—Ex-Secretary Rusk died here at. 8 o’clock this. very day flashed into his mind when he morning: : The public first” became aware that he. mented him in much the same style. was ill when the announcement was made several days ago that he had just submitted to an operation for the cure of a trouble in his bladder. The doctors stated that he had stood thé operation well and would versary of .the very day. Instead of probably recover, But in this they were. white targets fof a mark it had been the mistaken, for he steadily failed until. death came. Jeremiah M. Rusk was born in Morgan the tents of the Federal offi He knew county, O., June 17, 1830. His father was eo 2 cers, He kn a farmer of small means. The beyhood of young Rusk was divided between werk on the farm and-acquiring a common school education. He was 23 years of age when he removed from the State of Ohio into Wisconsin, taking a farm near Viroqua, Vernon county. In 1862 he entered the Union army and began a military career, which was distinguished and honored, . He was Major, and afterward Lieutenant-Colonel of the T'wenty-fifth Wisconsin Regiment and brevet Brigadier-General. Shortly after the close of the war he was elected State Bank Controller, an_ office which he filled from 1866 to 1870. His next public position was that of member of the Forty-second Congress in the House of Representatives. He served three consecu= tive terms in Washington. Tn 1881 he was nomihated for Governor on the Republican ticket. He was elected by a majority of nearly 12,000 votes over his opponent. : He served three successive terms as Governor and was selected by President Harrison as Secretary of Agriculture, an office which he fiiled very acceptedly. THE-TORIURES ot yspepsia, the sufferings of scrofula, the agonizing itch and pain of salt rheum, the disagreeable symptons ‘of catarrh,’are removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, Hodn’s ‘Priuts are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. —_— + BeeImproved Farming. Here is a list of vegetables raised by Josiah H. MacFarland upon a piece of ground sixty-two feet square in Middletown, Delaware county : 375 heads of cabbage, 7 baskets of string. beans, 16 quarts of lima beans, 3 baskets of peas, 12 baskets of tomatoes, 10 bushels-of potatoes, 200 heads of lettuce 112 bushes of onions, 14-bushel of onien sets, 300 bushels of radishes, 30 dozen ears ‘of corn, 3 ddzen cucumbers, 5 dozen peppers, 15 bunches of beets, 2,300 ‘celery stalks. These were sold for $100 89 and Mr. MacFarland estimates that if he had bought the same ina regular market they would have cost him $160.—Philadelphia Times, Sie ———-—+-@e + —--—— Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucken’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. “We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, These remedies have won their great populariety purely on their merits. Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schinidt Bros. tf. on Bill of Fare Changed. Itis rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to intreduce to his erstomers the finest lot of Pickled_Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, Es j24 — Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. ; : 9 once to the betting ring and plunged on 2 a horse named Coroner that was in the CREAM WDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free AFTER TWENTY-NINE YEARS, An Incident In the Practice Work of a Southern Field Day—How Colonel Richardson Came to Know That He Had Done Some Damage to His Enemies, When the Washington artillery was at Morgan City, there were many striking incidents that sprang out of the ceremonies of dedicating Fort Star and of. practicing with the solid shot. The whole day . the war and its memories were kept before the people, but it was not a reawakening in which the bloedy shirt had any play, but more of a thoughtful retrospection, in which the recalling of battles was not with bitterness, but with an impartial sadness, Among the happenings of the day none was more singular and noteworthy than one which occurred to Colonel Richardson, the commander of the battalion, It was during the time when the batteries were firing shell ‘at the two targets, which looked like tiny handkerchiefs on the water, they were so far away. A good shot was fired, and the spectators were applauding the excellent marksmanship, and the colonel stepped up to the gun to commend the gunner, when without cause or without knowing why the memory of a similar shot which had been fired 29 years ago almost to the had stepped up to a gunner and compliIt was when he was at Fort Malone at the siege of Petersburg, which was known as Fort “Damnation,” when the shot 29 years before had been fired, and the-Pourth of@uly was almost the annitops of two Sibley tents which pee over the ramparts of Fort “Hell,” just opposite Fort ‘‘Damnation.”. They were that from a deserter who. had informed him, also that the officers of the' whole command held a daily consultation there, and that he could tell the time from the fact that they hitched their horses around the tents. Colonel Richardson was then a captain in the Washington artiller , and he conceived the idea of scoring'a point on the Federals by firing on the tents just at the time of the daily consultation. He selected the best gunner in his command and told him what he wanted him to do, and that was to load and prepare the guns for a special shot which he was going to direct them to make the ensuing day. The young captain was sure that he had gunners he could depend upon, and to make _ his triumph complete he asked General Malone to be present when the shots wefe to be fired. _. It was noon the next day when the horses of the Federal’ officers were seen collected around the two tents. The gunners were told fo train their guns upon them and to be certain to make their shots tell. Those two shots were made the center of the interest of those in Fort “Damnation” for that day, for the word was passed around that the destruction of the officers’ tents was to be attempted. After a deal of preliminary arrangements the: two shots were fired, and the tops of the two Sibley tents disappeared like cardhouses in a gale of wind. The success of the shots was the signal for cheering on the part of the Confederates. General Malone complimented the accuracy of the artillerymen, and it was then that the captain stepped to the gunner and expressed his approbation in much the same way that. he used to the one that had made the good shot at Morgan City. But there had always been a tinge of dissatisfaction about that shot at the Federal tents, and that was that he had never ascertained whether any one had been hurt in the tents, and for the 29 intervening years that one thought had pervaded the whole incident. With these thoughts in his mind Colonel Richardson turned away from the gunner at Morgan City, and at that moment one of Morgan City’s prominent citizens, Mr. Gray, stepped to the colonel’s side and said: “Isn’t this Colonel Richardson?” “Yes.” “Well, Ihave been wanting to meet you for many years, ever since I heard you had been in Fort ‘Damnation’ at the same time that I was in Fort ‘Hell.’” “Yes?” said the colonel, “and when were you in Fort ‘Hell?” “In July, 1864. In fact, just 29 years ago today,” answered Mr, Gray. The colonel instantly thought of those two shots and wondered if his curiosity was to be satisfied. “Do you remember aday while you were Opposite me in Fort ‘Hell’ when the tents of the officers were taken down by two shots which were almost simultaneous?” minute. A shadow seemed to fall over gineers Manson and Grunsky, Captain Roberts and R. T. Devlin. The stranger did not reply for a full B A TRIP DOWN THE RIVER. Facts to Be Laid Before the Committee on Rivers and Harbors, Sacramento, November 20.—Congressman Caminetti, who is a member of the Heuse Committee on Rivers and Harbors, left for Red Bluff: tonight for the purpose of taking‘a steamer there in the morning, upon which he will make a trip down the Sacramento river. The Gevernment engineers have recommended an appropriation of $345,000 for the improvement of the Sacramento’ and San Joaquin rivers. To comply with the promise he made during the campaign, and also to thoroughly inform himself on the necessity of the river improvements which he ia in favor of, is the object of Mr. Caminetti’s trip. He will take notes of his observations, which will come into use in explaining to the House committee the absolute necessity of the recommended appropriations. Unusual interest has been displayed by the people of the river counties in this, Mr. Caminetti’s, tour of the rivers, He will be acvompanied on his trip by some of the leading men of the valley, who will peint out to the Congressman the required improvements, at the same. time offering valuable suggestions. Mr. Caminetti will be pleased to receive and consider the suggestions of all interested parties. : Among those who will accompany him are State Commissioner of Public Works Rose, Will S. Green, L. P. Farmer, EnNonopy need suffer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. ; POWDER Absolutely Pure. Al cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (Co., 106 Wall St., N. ¥ PERSONAL POINTERS. = A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. C. E. V. Saunders retnrned to Sacramento this morning. Jas. Graham has gone over to Sweetland on a vacation. Patrick Gaynor and wife came over from North San Juan yesterday. A. R. Lord, who has been East on a visit to his relatives and to the World’s Fair, returned home last evening. : P. F. Simonds is in Washington, D. C., attending to land matters before the Secretary of the Interior. : Gus. Kartschoke, president of the Chamion Mining Company, and Jos. Schuster, one of the directors of the same company, left for San Francisco yesterday. N. Trebilcock, formerly underground foreman at the Yuba mine, .s' very sick at the National Hotel, suffering from pneumonia, Sam J. Hinds, formerly ef this city, ig the leading attorney for the defense in the case of Chris. Evans, the outlaw, who is now on trial at Fresno. Fred Jones, who formerly resided in this city, has leased the Aultman mine in Placer county, in company. with other parties, The'prespects are very encouraging. — —_—— +280 Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. For Rent. The large store-room in Transcript Block lately occupied by Rassak & Co. is offered for rent. . Apply at this office. tf Reductions in Underwear Ladies’ camels hair and merino under .Vests aglow as 25 cents, Combination suits as low as $1.25. 025-tf. Mrs. Lester & Crawvorp, REDUCTION: IN PAINTING. G E. WITHINGTON IVES notice that.he is prepared to paint J Signs, Carts, Buggies and Wagons, etc., in the highest style of the art. From and after date I will paint Carts from $5 to $10. Buggies trom $15 to $22.50. Sign Painting a specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, oppo. S8RE YORK STREE1. OOM Give me a call before placing your work. elsewhere, rj (0080 i ed Of Mills of California. UNDERWEAR § 27ers From the Way Mfg. Co. Superfine in Quality, Surprisingly Moderate in Price. From Marysville Woolen I have tor years been the leader In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in The county, but the finest, . H. MILLER, -‘}sall; Secretary, Eliza Rodgers; Treasurer, Officers Installed. — ae Chapter, No. 40, Orderof the Eastern Star, installing officer, assisted . Past Matron, Mrs. Louise Morehouse, were the officers installed =, WW orthy Matron, Sophia Wilhelm; Worthy Patron, John Harris; Assistant Matron, Emily HalJennie Titus; Conductress; Maria Young; Assistant Conductress, Mary Snyder; Adah, Maria Zapf; Ruth, Annie Hankins; Esther, Nellie Michell; Martha, Emma Seymour; Electa, Harriett Carr; Warden, Martha

Brockington; Organist, Emily H. Halsall; Chaplain, Elizabeth Crocker, _~ + *@e + As the name indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, including ‘its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros * FCURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE sx jay EAUTIFIES LE “COMPLEXION A RE. . agreeable Laxative and NegvE Boil by. Druggists it b il, 250., 600, 2 oO! le and $1.00 per package. Bamples tree a tl Say KO NO forthe tenes Breath, me bee gent! Sweeney, U.5.A.,8an Diego, be h's Catarrh Remedy ive ever found that would do me any good." Bien 50cta, Sold by Druggists, & Cough, as fs of rtlon. ee tis the For sale at Cair Bros, Musical Department — OFf——— Vinton’s Drag and Stationery Str EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including VIOLINS BANJOS MANDOLINS GUITARS ACOORDEONS™If 1 Have Not What You Want, ys 4 Will Quickly Get it for You North Fork, N. B. SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. DR. J. F. SHAW, _ Dentist. NEVADA CITY, CAL, All Kinds of Fillings. The installation of officers -of Aurora Grass Valley, took place on Monday even~ ing. W.G. Hudson, Past Patron, was the The following . Good as new, ’ Ae Wes Eddie C. Lamb “My little boy had bad fainting spells, al Most fits,” followed by vomiting. We gave fim three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and he Is now as rugged as one couli wish to Hood’s Cures see. His appetite is good, his cheeks are . like twin roses and he gains daily.” Mra, Davip Lamp, Bond Village, Palmer, Mass. Hood’s Pills cure liver troubles, indb gestion and headache. Try a box. Q5e. . i 6 [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines iu length iuserted under this head for 50 Cents ® week or §2% month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. ~Payable invariably in-advahee. . 3 SSS ee SSS Valise Lost. A black valise was lost Thursday hight, November 16th, between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Leave at this office. nl7 Lost.: A pocket-book containing valuuble letters and papers. Outside of book marked William Wolf & Co, Finder will please leave with James Powers at the Union Photographs of Houses, Interior or exterior, 50 cents. Public views of churohes, scenery, etc. for sale at 25 cts. By ‘Traveling Artists. Work finished in 24 hours if desired. Address °R. H. Parker, Postotlice, __nl4-lw Estray Notice. Came to my: Ranch a Sorrel Colt. . Owner is requested to call and pay charges and take him away. L. H. WELLs. n13-1m Cider and Vinegar. In quantities to suit. For sale by B, Buttarp, Broad street, opposite Pennsylvania Engine House. nI3-2w Dressmaking Parlors. Miss Emma _ Buteau has opened Fashionable Dress— making Parlors at Mrs, Mills‘ residence on Main st. n71m Kor Sale Cheap. : A Dump Cart and Harness, Enquire at the Daily Transcript Office. 02 Nevada County Abstract Office, NEVADA CITY, CAL. TITLES EXAMINED AND INSURED. JOHN A. RAPP, (County Recorder eleven consecutive years),. BEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC, » INSURANCE AGENT. For saie—6000 acres of Jand of the California Iron and Steel Com any, situated in the southern portion of Neva 4 county and bordering on the’best lands of Pidcer county. 286 acres of land situated in Pleasant Valley. Extracting Skillfully Done. "igerereecrn spe mn . ——_sovs’ + [NDERWEAR ere aoecteate MANUFACTURER Blg Values ’for a Very Small Amount of Money. . MPORTER ss House and lot on Kast Broad street, Nevada City. : ey The Old Reliable. him, his eyes grew dark, and he stepped back and surveyed the colonel from head to foot. Then he broke out feelingly: “D——n you! I shall never forget those shots. They swept away the flower of my corps. My first lieutenant was killed, and the leg of my second lieutenant was shot off, and five others were killed. And did you fire that shot?” The deep feeling of the man was evideut, but a moment later he said, ‘Well, colonel, youare now teaching your young soldiers to serve the flag for which my officers laid down their lives,”—New Orleans Times-Democrat. + ie “A Coincidence. unning diagonally over the East Bt. Louis race track is a bridge. From it a road runs to a small settlement near the race course, As the horses were going to the post in a 2-year-old race one day recently a funeral procession started over the bridge. Some of the more superstitious of the spectators hurried at race. The contest was run, and the winner was Coroner, ge aoe aa A Prufitable Potato Season. The Irish potato season, which has just ended, has been the most profitable one on the eastern shore for years The shipment has been larger, the prices have been and are yet the very top of the market. During the past three weeks over 2,500 carloads of potatoes have passed over the peninsula. 3 One day’s shipments from Cape Charles from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. alone sais, 5 to between 8,006 and YRBARS .THE STANDARD. . 9,000 Barrels or 50 carloads. The sweet e 4 potate‘season will be in full blast‘in a Just Received an Elegant Line of UMBRELLAS. waste In all prices for Ladies and Gentlemen. . . Only NINE DOLLARS A YEAR for the two by Mail he nen SO Cents fow weeks,—Bichmond Times. I. REICH & CO., MAIN STREDST, OPPOSITE Wivronrr ELOTEL., —_—0——— THE ONLY FANCY Goops HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. pt ee All Wool Dress Goods, 36 in. wid eee” Cloaks and Capes will positively be returned before Nov. 18th. Noveities tescived daily in every Department. ‘ <I. MWrOom w Co. & Yard. —_—_— » . The TRANSCRIPT is the oldest and RETAILER AN HONEST HAVANA CIGAR! THE WOODPECKER .° Goop as Impor ——, Much Better ~ A HaND—MADB CUBAN Process WM. CIPFIN, ee eee TED Than Key West! Natfve Son ef Maryland NWevada Citvwv. Gal. : The Daily Transcript _ Ulubbing °° The Daily » When paid for grersive, fearless, clean. The CALL is and in fact is the breesiest, newsiest and Francisco, The regular subseription price of each of these papers in $6 & Sear in sdvance. Hundreds of people have THE TWO for » most newsy paper in Nevads county—bright, progives full foreign, domestic and State dispatches, fights corporate greed and organized attempts of all kinds to rob the ‘people, exposes rascality wherever fonnd only $0. Are you among the number ? Ti net, And the eae (for in advance. one of America’s greatest newspapers— most dependable paper printed in Sen . House Furnishing Rooms, WHOLESALER . . Positively You have never demonstrated by your own practical experience the advantages of : trading at the Plasa Grosery Store. Certainl y-: You have read our hewspaper advertive= ments and heard our patrons vouch for the fact that we more than fulfill all promises made in those advertisements ; but im the rush and hurry of life you have not been sufficiently impressed by the importance of the information to profit by it. Probably If you will take a moment no think about) you will conclude that this matter is worthy of your best attention. How to make each hard-earned dollar go the farthest. ia ® problem that bothers us all. At tne same time we want good goods in every line, and especially do we waut good food products. : f Quite Likely If you once get to trading with us you will continue to do so., We make this assertion Possibly For as experienced store-keepers we not only have a complete understanding of the wants of the people of Nevada City and via but labor conseientiously te aapply thein, It is not necessary to particularize as to our stock, for we have about everything you can tind in’a first-class Groeery and Feed Store, including staples such a& Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, ete., ete, Wrhat’s More FRUIT Our store is the Leading Fruit Depot of Nevada City. We have the most and the freshest of everything in the way of Fruits, domestie and imported. FISH Fish. of all kinds—fresh and salt water, received by express every Thursday evening. : POULTRY Live and Dyessed Poulty, fat _ and tender, right from our own ooops. . SHURTLEFF & SOX. ——,_ . CasH couNns —at—— KINKEAD'’sS Li Commercial st., Nevade Olty. . LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK . THE LOWEST PRICES! PARLOR . SETS BEDROOM DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. BEDDING, FLOOR MATTING, . RUGS, ETC. . Upholstering and Repairing Done on Shert Notice. $500 Reward . The above Reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the persons who tampered with the Flume of the South Yuba Company on the morning ot Tuesday, September 26th, 1893, when 600 feet of Flume was destroyed. JOHN SPAULDING, Manager South Yuba Water Ge. Removal age John Delbridge Has Removed TO.THE ° Transcript Block, COMMERCIAI, STREET, Where he will keep constantly on hand the Largest and best stock of * Boots and Shoes To be found in Nevada City. Sole agent for the Latest New Patent Rubber Ladies’ Overshoes. Go and see them. : He is agent for the celebrated W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES, end keeps a full supply on hand. REPAIRING DCME promptly and neatly, end at the very lowest prices, DON'T FORGET THE PLACE ! Transcript Block, Commercial Street. a The Plaza Store — nn generate o