November 24, 1893 (4 pages)

boi aad toa .« ore orge ner, and stra ory: are), ¥ 7 — TIS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT} Brown & Calkins, Publishers. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24; 1893, IMPORTANT SALE. ee a ‘The Wolfe Property to Be Disposed “of Tomorrow. At ten o'clock tomorrow morning all of the real estate belonging to the late William Wolfe will be sold at public auction, on the Premises. The property is situated in the very heart of the town and will probably bring good prices as real estate is going up in value every day. ‘The following is a discription of the property which will be sold: Let 19, in Block 13. Lot 21, in Block 13. Lot 9, in Block 12. The West 225 feet of Lot No. 2in Bleck No, 58. Together with all the buildings on the lots, OG Refuse to Handle It. ‘ -_“. Some of the newsdealers in Alifferent parts ‘of the State have refused to handle a certain vile publication that is issued once a week in San Francisco, for the reason that it is a “slanderous sheet, and the sale of which tends to injure the legitimate business of the dealers. Carr Bros. of this city were . about the first to stop keeping the disreputable paper. he crusade against it in this flirection is growing stronger every day. Postmaster Calkins of this city has for some time past been corresponding with the Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service with a view of having the paper referred to excluded from the mails, on the grouuds that the same is ‘‘scurrilous, scandalous and defamatory.” Thé Postal Laws and Regulations are very strict regarding such things and it is thought that when the matter is investigated the order will be issued refusing the paper admission to the mails, This is the niost effeetive manner in which to suppress the interior circulation ef such . , sheets, abe For nearly fifty years Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has led the van of blood medicines, PERSONAL POINTERS. _— A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. M. Deegan of Stockton is in town. A. R, Gunney of San Francisco ‘is here. J. B. Fountain of Sacramento is in town. W. R. Smith and W, B, Bibbs came down from Forbestown yesterday, W. F. Geary, the Sacramento drug drummer, arrived here this morning. Jeff Carter returnsd from San Francisco last evening. Mrs. A. B. Dnesback has returned to her home at Indian Springs. J. P. Fisher and wife of San Francisco are here on a visit. C. Memetz and wife of Sacramente arrived here last evening: Mra. J, C. McCall has gone to Placér county to visit her sister, Jehuny Donnolly, Nevada City’s favorite traveling man, put in an appearance here yesterday, _ Hon. John F. Kidder and Colonel Mendell, Debris Commissioners, went over to Celumbia Hill yesterday on official business, Mrs, Henry Lane went down to Smarts’ “ville yesterday to visit Mr, Lane’s-sister who is seriously ill at that place, ‘ P. F. Simonds, the well kaown attorney, aftera few weeks visit in the Eastern States, returned home this morning. C. Waterhouse, T, E. Toombs, F, Reaner, N. Comens and J. H. Mitchell, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening, Tue old soldiers are dying off. For the first time in thirty years the list of pension. era shows a decrease; OF the 200,000 persons who ertered the Cherokee Strip on September 16th maore than one-half have leit it, + 0Oeoe THar time-honored preparatien, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the medicine most in demand for colds and coughs, It always cures, THE BARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and occasional headaches, should not be neglected. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be cured. Hoop’s Pitts are the best family catharic and liver medicine, Harmless, reliable, sure, ae 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 customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em, They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 SS Awarded _ Highest Honors—World’s Fair. palces MOST PERFECT MADE.’ A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 4° YEARS THE STANDARD. THEIR CHANCE. An Opportunity for California Miners to Make An Exhibit. W. S. Chapman, who is thoroughly familiar with the mines and mining interests of the coast, in speaking of the coming Midwinter Fair says : Miners should hail this -as the first and ». greatest Opportunity they have ever had since California has been organized te ex-. hibit her great resources. Ne such! opportunity have they ever had fer exhibiting to the peeple of the Eastern and all the States some idea of the possibilities of California as a mining State, In thé early history ef California our gold product was so large as to alarm many péople for fear it might become valueless as money and the question of demonetizing gold was seriously discussed by the same class of people, who have since made such a raid upon silver, and the time being rendered it valueless as money, and now we have ene standard of value only, and that is gold, Then, what should miners do ? Why should not every man in Ualifornia exert himself to produce the only metallic money now recog— uized as such by any existing law? I believe that every miner and every business mand State will, when he fully pe condition into which we are so strangely thrown, do everything in his power to promote the development of our gold mines, Few people have any conception of the vast extent of our gold resources, I have be ed by one of eur pioneers within a wee t if I thought there was still remaining in the mountains as much gold as we have already taken out. Iam satisfled that we as yet know but little of the vast extent of gold yet in our mountains. It isa fact that we Californians really know very little of our own great, and, I may say, limitless gold mines, and in this peculiar condition of our finances it surely behooves every thinking man to promote this our chief industry. Men who have Sons growing up should teach them to become miners ; they should enceurage mining schools, and when boys are old enough and streng enough they should be introduced into the best mining scheol in the world—that is, in the levels, with drill, pick and shoyel, under good superintendents, where they could learn te be independent producers, where they can learn a business in which there can be no competition, where’ they could be more nearly free from freight monopoly than in any other bnsiness, where the development of a hundred new mines does not depreciate the value of the first one, and where the demand will always be far in excess of the supply. Every miner who works for wages should most cheerfully appropriate at least ene day’s wages to aid the miners’ exhibit, and every mine-owner should send samples of his ores, and we should have.fifty to a hundred tons of good ore sent to be milled by the splended 5-stamp mill which the Joshua Hendy Machine Works offered (and is now building) te erect in the Mechanics’ Arts building contiguous to our mineral exhibit, This mill is to be coraplete irem rockbreaker to concentrator, and ore shipped to this exhibit will be carefully worked and the result protected and returned to the owner in gold brick or coin, as may be desired. a anne A San Francisco Wedding. Miss Alice Mau, niece of Mra. William Kohler of Grass Valley, was married at San Francisco Tuesday evening to Fred H. . Hood. ‘The residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs, H. Albert Manu, at 2215 Breadway, was elaborately decorated for the occasion, each recom having a special color, In the drawing room yellow prevailed, and here a handsome eanopy of yellow chrysanthemums had been erected, under which the happy couple stood while the marriage service was read to them. The bride was attired in a handseme gown of white crystaline trimmed with exquisite deep flouncings of old Duchesse, Many years age the parents of the bride resided in this city. A brick building that stands on upper Commercial street was used asastore and warehouse by Albert Mau and brother, who in the early sixties run pack trains ‘between this city and Washoe, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : Estate of Dennis Meagher, deceased, Order appointing Mary Meagher special administratrix; and order fixing time for appointing general administrator, Order of sale of perishable property, ee ee LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. The roads are beginning to get a little soft from the.effects of the rain, The recent wind sterm blew the leaves into eaves troughs, gutters, and upen heuse. tops, and as a result there have been many leaky roofs this storm until the cause of the trouble was removed, The cessatien in the storm last evening was only temporary, Early this morning it began raining again, the storm king haying collected his forces and renewed opera~ tions with increased fury. The tops of the tall shade trees surreunding the New York Hotel have been cut off and the appearance of the place thereby greatly changed, : as clerk at Charles Grimes’ clothing store for some time past, will leave soon for Oakland, where he intends to open a gtore of his own, Joseph H. Riley of Virginia City will take Mr. Jackeon’s placehere,Mrs. Lester & Crawford have put three large oil heaters in their store ‘for warming purposes. They are much more convenient and effective than a stove, W. J. Jackson, who has been employed} At the meeting of the Nevada City Athletic Club last evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: H. J, Wright, President ; John Swart, Vice President; L. Garthe, Jr, Secretary ; W. D, Vinton, Treasurer; William Giffin, C. Steffens, F. Taylor, Directors, The members of the Club Propese to get to work again for the winter season, and will give exhibitions occasionally, Their SymBasium is one of the best equipped in the State outside of the large cities, and the club will compare favorably with any, Oe The Jury Couldn’t Agree, The case of the City of Nevada against J. O. Feldkirchner, which was on trial i Justice Mulloy’s court yesterday, was given to the jury at 5 o’cleck p. a. Several ballets were taken and finding that they could not agree the Court ordered the jury discharged abeut 12 e’clock. On the last ballet they stood eleven for conviction and one for acquittal. Another trial will be had, fee ore eae Purasayr to the taste and readily taken is Simmons Liver Regulator. It cures heartburn. \ ——-—+-+90 Tue time-honored preparation, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the medicine most in demand for colds and coughs. It always cures, To retain an abundant head of hair of a natural color to a good old age, the hygiene of the scalp must be observed, Apply Hall’s Hair Renewer. Turee-rourrHs of your ailments arise from liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear asa bell. 25c,and 60c. \ Sold by Carr Bros Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder, — Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., Athletic Club Election. ~~ " Another Rich Strike. A fine ledge was struck in the Independence mine, Grass Valley district, yesterday afternoen. The quartz is rich in gold and sulphurets, and the ledge is three feet wide. Fricot & Chevanne are the owners. of the Independence, which is situated near the Brunswick mine. They have a tunnel in 800 feet. The ledge is thought to be an extension ef the Eureka and Idaho lode, the character of the quartz being the same, NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. _—_— Union Hotel; Main Street. U. B. Wilsen, San Francisco, Geo, Mayberry, Central Honse, oo. F, McCarthy, You Bet, J. Faulhaben, Ward, Colo., J. R. Jones, Bloomfield, W. R. Smith, Forbestown, Wm. Gibbs, se W. F. Onken, Strawberry Valley, H. Newell, San Francisco, C. Waterhouse, * F. E. Toombs, « F. Reamer, = N. Comenas, se C. H. Powers, You Bet, J, H. Mitchel, Stockton, M. Deegan, «4 J. P. Fisher, 4 F, L. Hamilten, San Francisco, C. Nemetz and w., Sacramento, T. L. Abbott, “ C, J. Chadwick, Ceoper’s Mill, J. B. Fountain, Sacramento, L. O. Johnson, ee W. G. Bolan, Marysville, ee National Exchange, Broad Street. HE. H. Hamilton; Oakland, Cc. M. Bonnemort, $e W. W, Gibson, Eureka, J. Manson, M. D., Lincoln, Phil Dunn, Eria Mine, F. Howard, St. Louis, Me.,°® E. Huhn, of a K. Passe, se ae : Thos, Buckley, San Francisco, H. A. Taussig, “¢ G, F. Van De Mark, ‘ Marsino, Maybert, Pascoe, Grass Valley, . Wayman, Downieville, P. Carter, “ G, W. King, Sacramento, Bb. H. Worcester, Sceckton, C, A. Weod and w., San Jose, C. Bryant, Columbia Hill, R. H. Demaray, San Juan, fea 2S OEM hia Se Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “‘Shiloh’s Vitalizerr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. ERE SET E Betier that you ‘can’t be cured” is a symptom of dyspepsia, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, . ——— + e@e +For Rent. The large store-room in Transcript Blook lately occupied by\ Rassak & Co. is offered for rent. Apply at this office. tf PPO Oe Reductions in Underwear — Ladies’ camels hair and merino under vests as low as 25 cents, Combination suits as low as $1.25. 025-tf, Mrs, Lusrer & Crawrorp,, 106 Wall St., N. Y CE nn nn UADERWEAR a . Of Superfine in Quality, Mills of California. I have for years B. H. MILLER, } MEN’S a” : 3 From the Wa Surprisingly Moderate in Price. —_ BOYS’ From Marysville Woolen Big Values for a Very Small Amount of Money. In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in The county, but the finest. Mfg. Co. ‘North Fork, N. B. Bencnsen been the leader The Old Reliable. "LEARANCE SALE —o Lads, Misses “and + crowded and must have room. We have concluded to make isses Cloaks and Capes. RO The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and 7 @@ CONTRY ORDERS : ¥ re eee. Cidems’ Chalks and ap PALACE DRY GOODS STORE —OF— Etosenberg -:Bros. We are now receiving our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are Prices as was never before known here. e We have the very latest styles of, beautiful : Ladies’ Cloaks For Five Doliars--well worth Ten Dollars, . This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Nevads County, as our stock is immense. — t--—— The Salg will commence on Monday, Nov. 13th, and continue until the 25th. CALL AND BE CONVINCED ar =’ . ~=_ 4 Grand Clearance Sale of Nevada County, Cal., Allen, J. J. Erickson, P. Richards, H. G. Wells, H. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining inthe-postoffice at Nevada City,, Burdigk, Mrs. M, Gallagher, Antheny If not called for in fifteen days the letters November 23, 1893: A. ° You You practical experience the advantages trading at the Plaza Grocery Store. ~ Positively have never demonstrated by your ore ‘of Certainiy have read our newspaper advertise= ments and heard our Patrons vouch for the fact that we more than fulfill all promises made in those advertisenients; but in the ‘. Company are offering prizes to boys and }tust be returned within forty days after being received;-and tobe painted in water . will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters wiil please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter, Leonarp 8. CaLKins, P. M, ——~—-—+-2@e— Fruitilaxt, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards have a “oy Mr. Chas, “Nerves Shattered Generally broken down; at iimes I would fall over with a touch of the vertigo; was notable to goany distance from the house, Iwas a miserable man. The day I commeNced on my second bottle of Hood's Sar. Saparilla, I began to feel better and I now Hood’s Cures fee! like a new and do not hay M. Lauer man. F am working again @ any of my Dad opsiie RLES M. LAUER, 650 West Market Street, York, Pa. Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion cure headache. 250. rush and hurry of life you have not been sufliciently impressed 'y the importance of the information to profit by it. Probably If you will take a moment no think abowt\ 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 i we waut good food products. . : Quite Likely If you once get to trading with us-you—will— continue to doso. We make this assertion hive Grocery Store, colors, The first prize is $5; second prize, . _——__—— $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con. . [. solation prizes of 50 cents each, +46e-— Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters” for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the BeeFPTY CENTS & week or $2 a month. [Advertisements of not to exceed five lings in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents Each additional line 10 fents a week or 40 Cents a month, ble invariably in‘advance. . A WERK. Paya= Commercial {street Beauririg S BU. FOR ACA sale prams is a0! For sale at ® CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE “COMPLEXION a: 0 The Fa TOOTH POWDER KO NO forthe Teethama Breath, 260, at would do may good.” Pi 5 ota Bokd by Druggiste 00) Cough and on rps De 25 ota, Cough Cure and speedily retleves Gousig Musical Department — OF—< Vinton’s Drag and atin Sn EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! manite In quantities to suit, vania Engine House, Miss opened SKIN NOT -cUnE. . Tonto, t 500, baie Good as new. as there fa d Estray Notice, Came to my Ranch a Sorrel Colt, er is requested to call and pay charges and take him away. °L. H. WELL. .Cider and Vinegar. ee Buttarp, Bread street, opposite PennasylDressmaking Parlors. Emma _ Buteau Fashionable Dress— making Parlors at Mrs, Mills: residence on Main st. For Sale Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness. é Enquire at the Daily Transcript Office. _ 02 SSI Own. nl3-lm For sale by B. nl3-2w has n7tm of lon. SHILon's Cua e Cair Bros, REDUCTION IN VIOLINS BANJOS GUITARS MANDOLINS ACCORDEONS If I\Have Not What You Want, 2=so be ! Will Quickly Get it for You 2=,o SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. Give your work elsewhere, DR. J.F. SHAW, . Dentist. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. : All Kinds of Fillings. Extracting Skillfully Done. PAINTING, G E. WITHINGTON “IVES notice that he is pre dd to paint J Signs, Carts, Buggies ond We, pr Casn COUNTS in the highest style o 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. SITE YORK STREE1, me a call agons, eto., before. placing ‘lial MANUFACTURER IMPORTER HAVANA ——, iy G BROs., Pancy Goods House in the County. PROMPTLY FILLED. . *eGular subscription price of each of these papers in $6 & year in advance, Hundreds of people have THE TW THE Clubbing The Daily S, F. Only NINE DOLLARS A YEAR for the two by Mail . WHOLESALER RETAILER AN HONEST CIGAR! HAND-MADE Cusan Procgss Goop as Imporrep Much Better Than Key Weet! WM. CIFFIN, Nattve Son of Maryland WOODPECKER ° feet Q aes a Nevada Citv. Cal. The Daily Transcript. Call (fer And the When paid for in advance. dependable psper printed in Sen = ta corporate greed aud O for only $9, Are you among the number? If not, Tiny nek Tels « banines or to thinking, reading, saving people, eo Where them, y wherever fonnd wy ‘Tlouse Furnishing Rooms, . LARGEST AND FINEST STOOK . . PARLOR SETS BEDROOM . Upholstering and Repairing Done on paid for the arrest and con— Removal age Possibly ¢ For as experienced store-keepers we not only have a complete understanding of phe wants of the sinity, but la them, eople of Nevada City and vit conscientiously to.supply It is not necessary to particu. larize as to-our stock, for we have about everything you oan find in a tirst-clags Groeery and Feed Store, including staples such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, etc., ete. , WY hat’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, domestic and imported, FISH Fish of all kinds—fresh and salt water, received by express every Thursday evening. POULTRY Live and Dressed Poulty, fat and tender, right from our own ooops, The Plaza Store eee 1) SHURTLEFF & SON. ——— —r— AT KINKEAD’s Commercial at., Nevada City, THE LOWEST PRICES! DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. BEDDING, ° FLOOR MATTING, RUGS, ETC. Short Notice, a] he above Reward will be viction of the persons who tampered with the Flume of the South Yuba Company on the morning ot Tuesday, September 26th, 1893, when 600 of Flume was destroyed. JOHN SPAULDINE, Manager South Yuba Water Go, John Delbridge Has Removed THA Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET. he will keep constantly on hand the Langeit and best stock of _ Boots and Shoes. To be found in Nevada City. ; : Sole t for th test The TRANSCRIPT is the oldest and most newsy paper in Nevada county—bright, pro"Rubber g wrtleg fea " Breesive, fearless, clean. The CALL is one of America’s greatest newsapapers— gives full foreign, domestic New Patent Go and see He is agent for the celebrated W. L. DOUGLARS SHOES, and keeps « full supply on and, a RE AIRING DONE promptly and neatly, and ai the very lowest prices, : Don'r FORGET THE PLAcE . Transcript Block, Commercial Street, ye .

boi aad toa .« ore orge ner, and stra ory: are), ¥ 7 — TIS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT} Brown & Calkins, Publishers. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24; 1893, IMPORTANT SALE. ee a ‘The Wolfe Property to Be Disposed “of Tomorrow. At ten o'clock tomorrow morning all of the real estate belonging to the late William Wolfe will be sold at public auction, on the Premises. The property is situated in the very heart of the town and will probably bring good prices as real estate is going up in value every day. ‘The following is a discription of the property which will be sold: Let 19, in Block 13. Lot 21, in Block 13. Lot 9, in Block 12. The West 225 feet of Lot No. 2in Bleck No, 58. Together with all the buildings on the lots, OG Refuse to Handle It. ‘ -_“. Some of the newsdealers in Alifferent parts ‘of the State have refused to handle a certain vile publication that is issued once a week in San Francisco, for the reason that it is a “slanderous sheet, and the sale of which tends to injure the legitimate business of the dealers. Carr Bros. of this city were . about the first to stop keeping the disreputable paper. he crusade against it in this flirection is growing stronger every day. Postmaster Calkins of this city has for some time past been corresponding with the Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service with a view of having the paper referred to excluded from the mails, on the grouuds that the same is ‘‘scurrilous, scandalous and defamatory.” Thé Postal Laws and Regulations are very strict regarding such things and it is thought that when the matter is investigated the order will be issued refusing the paper admission to the mails, This is the niost effeetive manner in which to suppress the interior circulation ef such . , sheets, abe For nearly fifty years Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has led the van of blood medicines, PERSONAL POINTERS. _— A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. M. Deegan of Stockton is in town. A. R, Gunney of San Francisco ‘is here. J. B. Fountain of Sacramento is in town. W. R. Smith and W, B, Bibbs came down from Forbestown yesterday, W. F. Geary, the Sacramento drug drummer, arrived here this morning. Jeff Carter returnsd from San Francisco last evening. Mrs. A. B. Dnesback has returned to her home at Indian Springs. J. P. Fisher and wife of San Francisco are here on a visit. C. Memetz and wife of Sacramente arrived here last evening: Mra. J, C. McCall has gone to Placér county to visit her sister, Jehuny Donnolly, Nevada City’s favorite traveling man, put in an appearance here yesterday, _ Hon. John F. Kidder and Colonel Mendell, Debris Commissioners, went over to Celumbia Hill yesterday on official business, Mrs, Henry Lane went down to Smarts’ “ville yesterday to visit Mr, Lane’s-sister who is seriously ill at that place, ‘ P. F. Simonds, the well kaown attorney, aftera few weeks visit in the Eastern States, returned home this morning. C. Waterhouse, T, E. Toombs, F, Reaner, N. Comens and J. H. Mitchell, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening, Tue old soldiers are dying off. For the first time in thirty years the list of pension. era shows a decrease; OF the 200,000 persons who ertered the Cherokee Strip on September 16th maore than one-half have leit it, + 0Oeoe THar time-honored preparatien, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the medicine most in demand for colds and coughs, It always cures, THE BARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and occasional headaches, should not be neglected. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be cured. Hoop’s Pitts are the best family catharic and liver medicine, Harmless, reliable, sure, ae 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 customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em, They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 SS Awarded _ Highest Honors—World’s Fair. palces MOST PERFECT MADE.’ A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 4° YEARS THE STANDARD. THEIR CHANCE. An Opportunity for California Miners to Make An Exhibit. W. S. Chapman, who is thoroughly familiar with the mines and mining interests of the coast, in speaking of the coming Midwinter Fair says : Miners should hail this -as the first and ». greatest Opportunity they have ever had since California has been organized te ex-. hibit her great resources. Ne such! opportunity have they ever had fer exhibiting to the peeple of the Eastern and all the States some idea of the possibilities of California as a mining State, In thé early history ef California our gold product was so large as to alarm many péople for fear it might become valueless as money and the question of demonetizing gold was seriously discussed by the same class of people, who have since made such a raid upon silver, and the time being rendered it valueless as money, and now we have ene standard of value only, and that is gold, Then, what should miners do ? Why should not every man in Ualifornia exert himself to produce the only metallic money now recog— uized as such by any existing law? I believe that every miner and every business mand State will, when he fully pe condition into which we are so strangely thrown, do everything in his power to promote the development of our gold mines, Few people have any conception of the vast extent of our gold resources, I have be ed by one of eur pioneers within a wee t if I thought there was still remaining in the mountains as much gold as we have already taken out. Iam satisfled that we as yet know but little of the vast extent of gold yet in our mountains. It isa fact that we Californians really know very little of our own great, and, I may say, limitless gold mines, and in this peculiar condition of our finances it surely behooves every thinking man to promote this our chief industry. Men who have Sons growing up should teach them to become miners ; they should enceurage mining schools, and when boys are old enough and streng enough they should be introduced into the best mining scheol in the world—that is, in the levels, with drill, pick and shoyel, under good superintendents, where they could learn te be independent producers, where they can learn a business in which there can be no competition, where’ they could be more nearly free from freight monopoly than in any other bnsiness, where the development of a hundred new mines does not depreciate the value of the first one, and where the demand will always be far in excess of the supply. Every miner who works for wages should most cheerfully appropriate at least ene day’s wages to aid the miners’ exhibit, and every mine-owner should send samples of his ores, and we should have.fifty to a hundred tons of good ore sent to be milled by the splended 5-stamp mill which the Joshua Hendy Machine Works offered (and is now building) te erect in the Mechanics’ Arts building contiguous to our mineral exhibit, This mill is to be coraplete irem rockbreaker to concentrator, and ore shipped to this exhibit will be carefully worked and the result protected and returned to the owner in gold brick or coin, as may be desired. a anne A San Francisco Wedding. Miss Alice Mau, niece of Mra. William Kohler of Grass Valley, was married at San Francisco Tuesday evening to Fred H. . Hood. ‘The residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs, H. Albert Manu, at 2215 Breadway, was elaborately decorated for the occasion, each recom having a special color, In the drawing room yellow prevailed, and here a handsome eanopy of yellow chrysanthemums had been erected, under which the happy couple stood while the marriage service was read to them. The bride was attired in a handseme gown of white crystaline trimmed with exquisite deep flouncings of old Duchesse, Many years age the parents of the bride resided in this city. A brick building that stands on upper Commercial street was used asastore and warehouse by Albert Mau and brother, who in the early sixties run pack trains ‘between this city and Washoe, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : Estate of Dennis Meagher, deceased, Order appointing Mary Meagher special administratrix; and order fixing time for appointing general administrator, Order of sale of perishable property, ee ee LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. The roads are beginning to get a little soft from the.effects of the rain, The recent wind sterm blew the leaves into eaves troughs, gutters, and upen heuse. tops, and as a result there have been many leaky roofs this storm until the cause of the trouble was removed, The cessatien in the storm last evening was only temporary, Early this morning it began raining again, the storm king haying collected his forces and renewed opera~ tions with increased fury. The tops of the tall shade trees surreunding the New York Hotel have been cut off and the appearance of the place thereby greatly changed, : as clerk at Charles Grimes’ clothing store for some time past, will leave soon for Oakland, where he intends to open a gtore of his own, Joseph H. Riley of Virginia City will take Mr. Jackeon’s placehere,Mrs. Lester & Crawford have put three large oil heaters in their store ‘for warming purposes. They are much more convenient and effective than a stove, W. J. Jackson, who has been employed} At the meeting of the Nevada City Athletic Club last evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: H. J, Wright, President ; John Swart, Vice President; L. Garthe, Jr, Secretary ; W. D, Vinton, Treasurer; William Giffin, C. Steffens, F. Taylor, Directors, The members of the Club Propese to get to work again for the winter season, and will give exhibitions occasionally, Their SymBasium is one of the best equipped in the State outside of the large cities, and the club will compare favorably with any, Oe The Jury Couldn’t Agree, The case of the City of Nevada against J. O. Feldkirchner, which was on trial i Justice Mulloy’s court yesterday, was given to the jury at 5 o’cleck p. a. Several ballets were taken and finding that they could not agree the Court ordered the jury discharged abeut 12 e’clock. On the last ballet they stood eleven for conviction and one for acquittal. Another trial will be had, fee ore eae Purasayr to the taste and readily taken is Simmons Liver Regulator. It cures heartburn. \ ——-—+-+90 Tue time-honored preparation, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, is still the medicine most in demand for colds and coughs. It always cures, To retain an abundant head of hair of a natural color to a good old age, the hygiene of the scalp must be observed, Apply Hall’s Hair Renewer. Turee-rourrHs of your ailments arise from liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear asa bell. 25c,and 60c. \ Sold by Carr Bros Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder, — Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., Athletic Club Election. ~~ " Another Rich Strike. A fine ledge was struck in the Independence mine, Grass Valley district, yesterday afternoen. The quartz is rich in gold and sulphurets, and the ledge is three feet wide. Fricot & Chevanne are the owners. of the Independence, which is situated near the Brunswick mine. They have a tunnel in 800 feet. The ledge is thought to be an extension ef the Eureka and Idaho lode, the character of the quartz being the same, NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. _—_— Union Hotel; Main Street. U. B. Wilsen, San Francisco, Geo, Mayberry, Central Honse, oo. F, McCarthy, You Bet, J. Faulhaben, Ward, Colo., J. R. Jones, Bloomfield, W. R. Smith, Forbestown, Wm. Gibbs, se W. F. Onken, Strawberry Valley, H. Newell, San Francisco, C. Waterhouse, * F. E. Toombs, « F. Reamer, = N. Comenas, se C. H. Powers, You Bet, J, H. Mitchel, Stockton, M. Deegan, «4 J. P. Fisher, 4 F, L. Hamilten, San Francisco, C. Nemetz and w., Sacramento, T. L. Abbott, “ C, J. Chadwick, Ceoper’s Mill, J. B. Fountain, Sacramento, L. O. Johnson, ee W. G. Bolan, Marysville, ee National Exchange, Broad Street. HE. H. Hamilton; Oakland, Cc. M. Bonnemort, $e W. W, Gibson, Eureka, J. Manson, M. D., Lincoln, Phil Dunn, Eria Mine, F. Howard, St. Louis, Me.,°® E. Huhn, of a K. Passe, se ae : Thos, Buckley, San Francisco, H. A. Taussig, “¢ G, F. Van De Mark, ‘ Marsino, Maybert, Pascoe, Grass Valley, . Wayman, Downieville, P. Carter, “ G, W. King, Sacramento, Bb. H. Worcester, Sceckton, C, A. Weod and w., San Jose, C. Bryant, Columbia Hill, R. H. Demaray, San Juan, fea 2S OEM hia Se Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “‘Shiloh’s Vitalizerr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. ERE SET E Betier that you ‘can’t be cured” is a symptom of dyspepsia, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, . ——— + e@e +For Rent. The large store-room in Transcript Blook lately occupied by\ Rassak & Co. is offered for rent. Apply at this office. tf PPO Oe Reductions in Underwear — Ladies’ camels hair and merino under

vests as low as 25 cents, Combination suits as low as $1.25. 025-tf, Mrs, Lusrer & Crawrorp,, 106 Wall St., N. Y CE nn nn UADERWEAR a . Of Superfine in Quality, Mills of California. I have for years B. H. MILLER, } MEN’S a” : 3 From the Wa Surprisingly Moderate in Price. —_ BOYS’ From Marysville Woolen Big Values for a Very Small Amount of Money. In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in The county, but the finest. Mfg. Co. ‘North Fork, N. B. Bencnsen been the leader The Old Reliable. "LEARANCE SALE —o Lads, Misses “and + crowded and must have room. We have concluded to make isses Cloaks and Capes. RO The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and 7 @@ CONTRY ORDERS : ¥ re eee. Cidems’ Chalks and ap PALACE DRY GOODS STORE —OF— Etosenberg -:Bros. We are now receiving our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are Prices as was never before known here. e We have the very latest styles of, beautiful : Ladies’ Cloaks For Five Doliars--well worth Ten Dollars, . This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Nevads County, as our stock is immense. — t--—— The Salg will commence on Monday, Nov. 13th, and continue until the 25th. CALL AND BE CONVINCED ar =’ . ~=_ 4 Grand Clearance Sale of Nevada County, Cal., Allen, J. J. Erickson, P. Richards, H. G. Wells, H. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining inthe-postoffice at Nevada City,, Burdigk, Mrs. M, Gallagher, Antheny If not called for in fifteen days the letters November 23, 1893: A. ° You You practical experience the advantages trading at the Plaza Grocery Store. ~ Positively have never demonstrated by your ore ‘of Certainiy have read our newspaper advertise= ments and heard our Patrons vouch for the fact that we more than fulfill all promises made in those advertisenients; but in the ‘. Company are offering prizes to boys and }tust be returned within forty days after being received;-and tobe painted in water . will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters wiil please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter, Leonarp 8. CaLKins, P. M, ——~—-—+-2@e— Fruitilaxt, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards have a “oy Mr. Chas, “Nerves Shattered Generally broken down; at iimes I would fall over with a touch of the vertigo; was notable to goany distance from the house, Iwas a miserable man. The day I commeNced on my second bottle of Hood's Sar. Saparilla, I began to feel better and I now Hood’s Cures fee! like a new and do not hay M. Lauer man. F am working again @ any of my Dad opsiie RLES M. LAUER, 650 West Market Street, York, Pa. Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion cure headache. 250. rush and hurry of life you have not been sufliciently impressed 'y the importance of the information to profit by it. Probably If you will take a moment no think abowt\ 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 i we waut good food products. . : Quite Likely If you once get to trading with us-you—will— continue to doso. We make this assertion hive Grocery Store, colors, The first prize is $5; second prize, . _——__—— $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con. . [. solation prizes of 50 cents each, +46e-— Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters” for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the BeeFPTY CENTS & week or $2 a month. [Advertisements of not to exceed five lings in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents Each additional line 10 fents a week or 40 Cents a month, ble invariably in‘advance. . A WERK. Paya= Commercial {street Beauririg S BU. FOR ACA sale prams is a0! For sale at ® CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE “COMPLEXION a: 0 The Fa TOOTH POWDER KO NO forthe Teethama Breath, 260, at would do may good.” Pi 5 ota Bokd by Druggiste 00) Cough and on rps De 25 ota, Cough Cure and speedily retleves Gousig Musical Department — OF—< Vinton’s Drag and atin Sn EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! manite In quantities to suit, vania Engine House, Miss opened SKIN NOT -cUnE. . Tonto, t 500, baie Good as new. as there fa d Estray Notice, Came to my Ranch a Sorrel Colt, er is requested to call and pay charges and take him away. °L. H. WELL. .Cider and Vinegar. ee Buttarp, Bread street, opposite PennasylDressmaking Parlors. Emma _ Buteau Fashionable Dress— making Parlors at Mrs, Mills: residence on Main st. For Sale Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness. é Enquire at the Daily Transcript Office. _ 02 SSI Own. nl3-lm For sale by B. nl3-2w has n7tm of lon. SHILon's Cua e Cair Bros, REDUCTION IN VIOLINS BANJOS GUITARS MANDOLINS ACCORDEONS If I\Have Not What You Want, 2=so be ! Will Quickly Get it for You 2=,o SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. Give your work elsewhere, DR. J.F. SHAW, . Dentist. Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. : All Kinds of Fillings. Extracting Skillfully Done. PAINTING, G E. WITHINGTON “IVES notice that he is pre dd to paint J Signs, Carts, Buggies ond We, pr Casn COUNTS in the highest style o 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. SITE YORK STREE1, me a call agons, eto., before. placing ‘lial MANUFACTURER IMPORTER HAVANA ——, iy G BROs., Pancy Goods House in the County. PROMPTLY FILLED. . *eGular subscription price of each of these papers in $6 & year in advance, Hundreds of people have THE TW THE Clubbing The Daily S, F. Only NINE DOLLARS A YEAR for the two by Mail . WHOLESALER RETAILER AN HONEST CIGAR! HAND-MADE Cusan Procgss Goop as Imporrep Much Better Than Key Weet! WM. CIFFIN, Nattve Son of Maryland WOODPECKER ° feet Q aes a Nevada Citv. Cal. The Daily Transcript. Call (fer And the When paid for in advance. dependable psper printed in Sen = ta corporate greed aud O for only $9, Are you among the number? If not, Tiny nek Tels « banines or to thinking, reading, saving people, eo Where them, y wherever fonnd wy ‘Tlouse Furnishing Rooms, . LARGEST AND FINEST STOOK . . PARLOR SETS BEDROOM . Upholstering and Repairing Done on paid for the arrest and con— Removal age Possibly ¢ For as experienced store-keepers we not only have a complete understanding of phe wants of the sinity, but la them, eople of Nevada City and vit conscientiously to.supply It is not necessary to particu. larize as to-our stock, for we have about everything you oan find in a tirst-clags Groeery and Feed Store, including staples such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, etc., ete. , WY hat’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, domestic and imported, FISH Fish of all kinds—fresh and salt water, received by express every Thursday evening. POULTRY Live and Dressed Poulty, fat and tender, right from our own ooops, The Plaza Store eee 1) SHURTLEFF & SON. ——— —r— AT KINKEAD’s Commercial at., Nevada City, THE LOWEST PRICES! DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. BEDDING, ° FLOOR MATTING, RUGS, ETC. Short Notice, a] he above Reward will be viction of the persons who tampered with the Flume of the South Yuba Company on the morning ot Tuesday, September 26th, 1893, when 600 of Flume was destroyed. JOHN SPAULDINE, Manager South Yuba Water Go, John Delbridge Has Removed THA Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET. he will keep constantly on hand the Langeit and best stock of _ Boots and Shoes. To be found in Nevada City. ; : Sole t for th test The TRANSCRIPT is the oldest and most newsy paper in Nevada county—bright, pro"Rubber g wrtleg fea " Breesive, fearless, clean. The CALL is one of America’s greatest newsapapers— gives full foreign, domestic New Patent Go and see He is agent for the celebrated W. L. DOUGLARS SHOES, and keeps « full supply on and, a RE AIRING DONE promptly and neatly, and ai the very lowest prices, : Don'r FORGET THE PLAcE . Transcript Block, Commercial Street, ye .