September 15, 1896 (4 pages)

t. ICE, }! in.” WHOMIT: M: i Y author. address ls” r a Patent. “4 vires ed by the: n t. ofSeventeen. ’ bel 1° 80" awe? (4) feet in: sorner No. Trees “Kast chains 288: ok. mound. chains 61: ck mound. hains 282.5. ck mound. hoins 454.1. ck mound: 4 ms hate Sg od BS Le 11 and 12: ymmon to irene vel m eet. ind mark.-ains 158.8: y 4 inches: 1s 330 feetund markchains 458: ik mound. hains 501.6. ok moun honk: (ASH ins 200 feet .a spruce ° Kast.S. pak tree 8 rner com1 ’ i” lon Placer ot 63, the ihe Bloompatented, rersely any r Mine” so hereby apir adverse ited States rnia, duration hereof the proRegister. egoing nopublished » onsecutive ILY TRANat Nevada Register. 10tice was 10w G. COMPAof busiSan : meeting ©: e ith day 12) of Two n the capble immece, Golden assessment ay ot Sept., ertised ~ payment is ‘day, Oct. 8, ssment, toad expenses T's. AN, Sec. ———_— Rane, Pol reby given . Di ft 6, an assessre was levorporation iber, 1806, to THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every ev: except St ndays and 79 ev Malsare by.” BROWN. & CALERTS County Convention. N. P, BROWN. L. 8; OALKING. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Cne Year in adyance..+. eae Six Months.----: ‘\hree Months. Per Week..-bediecas ee Tf not paid in advance, 60 cents per month, . A r Monday, September 28, 1896, at 11 _ o’clock’a. m., at Nevada City. es for the election of County Convention ‘will be. Saturday, September loth, At such times and places as are ‘ of the County Central at reside in the respective townshi; vi however,. that in Nevada City Grass Valley the polls shall be kept ope 2p. m. to 8p. m. ADVERTISING RATES. ‘ Made known on appleation. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-class matter. ; "BENIGN: TORNADOES. One Delivered = House to = Mortgages “And, talking about cyclones, ’’ said the man from Kansas, “‘them air twistera is mighty queer things.”’ The smart young man who sat beside the Kansan threw away his ‘cigarette, and even the gripman looked interested. ‘You have seen a tornado, then?”’ said the smart young man with anima“Seen em??? said the farmer. scornfally. ‘‘Why, young feller, I comes from Kansas.’” “Oh! said the smart young man. A little later he ventured to rematk, “Had lots of experience with cyclones, I suppose. ”’ “Experience? Naw, you don’t get no. experience dealing with cyclones,” said the man from Kansas, ‘‘ ’cause them twisters never do the same thing twice. You just learn to dig out for the cellar when you see ’em comin. Pt ‘They do all sorts of queer things, I suppose?”’ said the gripman, as he started the train with a sudden bound that it the smart young man’s hat over-. ’ en. is ey' “Qne of.’em done me & good: turn once,’’ said the man from Kansas meditatively. ‘‘Boot and Mit Glover own the next farm to mine out in Pawnee: county, and their crops kept a-failing, and they kept a-borrowing money off of me till they had their house mortg' clean up to the roof. It looked like my money was a goner, for they kept on losing their corn crop every, year and I couldn’t get the house ’cause they had a shotgun waiting for me in the kitchen. Well, one day long comes.one of these . fico: roaring cyclones, and blessed if it didn’t blow that whole house ovet into my pasture—yes, sir, and dropped the roof down on the foundations just as neat as youcould have laid it. Looked as if the house had just sunk out of sight. But then I didn’t have a mortgage on the roof, so I didn’t care about that.’’ ‘Reminds me of a story of a brother of mine out in Ioway,’’ said the man on the step. ‘‘Had a fine setter dog— best hunter in the state. My brother couldn’t~shoot,; so he wanted: to sell him, But he couldn’t, *canse the dog “had a twist in his tail like a pig. Cyclone eanght that dog out in the buckwheat:patch one day and just nacherally ironed out.that tail like a broomstick. Hé sold the dog for $80 the next week.”’ —Ohicago Tribune. FRIENDSHIP AND THE NURSE. Why Two Neighbors Are Not on. Very Good Terms With Each Other. ~ “Hattie and you do“not seem to~be friends any more,” said the short, thin woman a8 she paid the fare. “Well, no, we are not,” replied the tall, stout. woman, slipping her dime back in her pocketbook. ‘‘You know the nufse she thought so much of came to live with me last winter.”’ ‘*Why, how did that happen?’ asked the short, thin woman. ‘‘M—well, I suppose it was because she heard me say that I paid-my nurse 60.cents more a week than Hattie did and that I warited one at the time. Of course I didn’t say that to her, you know; but she heard me. Maybe I mentioned, too,’that I give my nurse three svenings oat a week. Girls will be girls, you know, and my husband can look aftér the children on those evenings as ‘well as she can.”’ “M'hm. It keeps 4 man from finding fault with his wife’s management,-too, if he’s kept, busy while he’s at home. ”’ "Yes, and I’ve noticed that by the time they are in bed he’s too tired to think of going out. Well, as I was saying, that girl came to me the very. next week. Oh, and the stories she told me about Hattie, even to the things she’ had gaid about me, you'd scarodly believe. The girl couldn’t' seem to remember any of them at first, but after I'd jogged her . specto memory she told me lots. Hattie wanted'to.quarrel, with me, I could see that, but alle Gitin’t quite dare. She knew how much that girl knew. Besides, I was as,sweet aa houey to her every time ‘we met.”’ ‘Then how comes it that you are not friends now?’ “Oh, didn’t I tell you? The girl went _. back to hér after a while.’* “‘Oh,”’ said the short, thin woman.— Chicago Times-Herald. Pn iemanenaesnend amen =nery aaa From tie Irish. First Citizen—I beg your pardon, but I am a stranger in Dublin. Can you direct me to Grafton. street? Second ditto—With pleasure. Sure, it’s the second turn to the right. First ditto—Thank you, sir. (Walks nee sond @itto (ealling after him)—Hi! Aus If you’te a left handed man it’s the. 7) i —~ other way entirely. —London Globe. Our Oldest Fireplace. Perhaps the oldest fireplace in this country is in the home of a Bangor man. The fireplace was built over 200 ¥' ago, in West Boxford, Mass., and it set up inthe honse perfect and standing, “with the same kettle, tongs, etc., . GLENBROOK Republican : . RACE MEETING. — EST. IN 18 Trotting and Running Races AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, LICAN COUNTY CONVENTION eet on And all other malarial complaints arising from a TorPID LIVER SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT GLENBROOK PARK “arama a *s ¥ RUSTIC, FLOORING . ‘aye MUDD onesdenis TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, and Continuing Five Days. DRESSED LUMBER a ee on said Septem id primary elections are to of the County er (@RICE 75 CENTS.) es Will be Given. be forwarded to the tral Committee Grass Vall ith! three days after the said Stection, ‘The fol. is the respective number of delegates recinct is entitled, being one. precinct and one for each twenty votes or fraction thereof for Hon. M, M. Estee at the last Gubernatorial election. For particulars see Speed Programs. Apply for’ informa. Gro. FurrcHEr, President, ~ PQ. Address, Grass Valley. (2—F Contains no Mercury, Quinine, Arsenic or other Harmful Drugs. FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY BY H. DICKERIIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, ja Precinct, No. 1 ja Precinct, No. 2 evada Precinct, No. 3 I. J. Roure, Secretary, P.O. Address, Nevada City. e Grass Valley, No.1. 60 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. . BUILDING LUMBER. TOWLE BROS. CO. --=== All kinds of ee The Best of At Market Rates. Laths, Shingles, Pickets and Posts. en MILL AND MINING LOMBER A SPECIALTY. Yard and Office near R. R. Depot. nee 'Grass Valley, No. 2N Cor. Pine. and Commercial sts. Grass Valley, No. 5. When You Buy Job Printing You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of Paper, Type and Ink all out <s figure ‘ f d Buena Cc Hill. in determining the merit of the production, We use only the best of these. But no matter how] superior still the Printing may prove inferior if paid to the Composition and the to excel in ai e3 respects also. Cash Works . Wonders. 40 YEARS — North Bloomfield. Columbia Hill. to bo me bo eo BO Co NDEI EO COMA proper regard is not Presswork. We claim Ch STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTINGNEVADA CITY IN LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS. The same as in clothing, andthe Fashion in the Art Preservative. Printing plant in th judges admitthe work w Sanitary Plumbing J make'a special loy the best wor. e best materials. shall be: “Will electors for Pr ; . tee uo pa : Wenn De : const bein cons ret Harness and Saddlery He ie se burgoos af nauplii Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. Assemblyman for the atorial District District Conventions in CHEAPER THAN EVER. the joint Third Sen tion. The delegate Convention will fo: esentative districts for the iP nomipating, Supervisors See our work and get our figures. They will satisfy you. JAMES CAIRNS, p. National Hotel, the following Stoves all meet ci such time and BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, icipal officers. Also to elect a County Commercial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Morning Light Pat. ‘Todd Heater Heating We have the newest and.most complete Job} Absolute 3 and we have the best of workmen. Competent ying $5.00 life member ship , 1,50 per month. © are’ now turning out to be the best. “aie pation, able to lly, ally. LL PAY, if you are accidentally killed, soo HEALTH ACCIDENT INSURANCE. ity Mutual Aid Association, San Francisco, Cal. e For Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard f cocufrom. $8.00 to 00 a hg teeter when unhw work through b 208.00 to 690/00. WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sigh and unabl to work. Witt pit } ayaa fpr funeral expenses. Tanscrrrt keeps up with the decrees of Dame . or both feet and oni 3.00 to otection to the members upon LIFE INSURANCE. Also i licies of Lif Jasarencs: Pees from $1000 tol in cae OF death, and $5.10 per S10 por ot A oP P mage a Geath or $1000 at Fee 1b years; Fit per week for accident or sic! IF INSURED, You cannot lose our w iyo bagel utual Aid Association gf oh eminen oelSaud, pe SPR AN Eetciation in the United Sunbeam Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness Double Harness. OFFICERS. have been designated by t! ip committees to act as i d conduct said election: 1—Polls at Ice House. f at City Hall. Inspector, e. a No; 8--Polls at Court House. 1 ws 33 ge lat—Po at School House. pector, Sam Ed ¥ fi Willow Valley—Polls at School House. §. McCausland. jat—Polls at Sehool House. pector, F.C. Bost. Indian Flat—Polls at School House. spector. ‘ Grass Valley No. 1“Polls at City Hall. spector, Wm. Grass Valley No. a Polls at Eagle Hose 10. 5 , $—Polls at Reliance Buildlis at McDonald's Ins; or, John Martin. 0.5—Polls at School House. FOR SALE CHEAP. Transcript of Nevada City, Is to be be found in almost UNION FRUIT STORE That fine Ranch Ravine, near Selby MARK’S RANCH spector, J, J. Hanle: Nevada No, 2—Pol Sweat Pads, per pair. Curry Combs. ps prt Straps. Cooking Westwood And others Tt consists of Sp Spur Straps. 'wo-Horse Whi Best Harness Oi A rn a ll Qure, per box., .+.++ %0. 320 Acres of Land, A Good House, Fancy and Stap season by all Hardware SHERIFF’S SALE. completest I ever offered scarcely help being reminded the really valuable news A. ISOARD & SON, And all necessary outbuild Also, will be sold, all the place, consisting of Horses, Cows, Hogs, Goats, Etc. rything on the p Parties desiring a ing» Inspec C. Pes Valley A. G. BELL, Plaintiff, va. ; GEORGE KRESS, Defendant. E OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the Justice Court, No. 4 Township, of Placer, State of . Bell is Plaintiff and = nspector, m.Wasley. Empire—Polls at Watt Park. Ingpector, Ranch—Polls at School House. ey. Polls at School House. pector Perrin. Hill’s Flat—Polls at Hughes’ Building. t School House. There is nothing of that kind made that you cannot fi on sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all tastes and purses. Iam sure Lean please you in this department. Tinware al—that makes the paper sought for by all classes. and right Tomorrow along each} Enterprise Brewing Co., day thereafter as'the days come and go the TRANSCRIPT will continue to improve in all its departments. lace will be sold. of this kind the premises fornia, whereis ‘ress judgment rendered the A. D. 1896, for the, sunt ited States gold col and interest. I have the right, title, Crockery pecto i Buena Vista—Polls a' of Thirty-Four R. R. Porter. Hill—Polls at Sehool House. Higgins. Polls at Eastin’s Store. n—Polls at School House. Manuel Starks. NgvaDA Crry, Aug. 18. Empire Stable, claim and interest, of ‘ member that I make a speress, of, in and to the folof them. From the cheap: rate will be found here. . ;. That certain pi te of Californ nated as the W.} Township 15 N. est to the most ela ity of Nevada, r, L. G. Kelstr North Bloomfield—Inspector, stocks well; laever cash deposits with the States Tt has $6,000.00 of eet ea and Missouri, which, together .L with; an. am; ™ Reserve Bund and large ake Beeert ficate an absolute guarprotection to its antee Of the solidity of its jon members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write when that favorite Today old newspaper of. J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, up-to-date ideas, the DAILY Secretary and General Manager if San Francisco, Cal. every well-regulated home of the county and in most all The business places too, we. Frozen Eastern Oysters. hear people wonder how they got along without it P d wh Yesterday vid secnite t Fresh Shell Oysters. consider.it seriously you can HEADQUARTERS FOR Large Cans 60 Cents. Fresh Cocktails made of service—local and generWire Fencing . . Have plain and fancy. and singular the tenthereunto belonging ise a) ining. ce is hereby given: that I will on Thursday, the ist ‘Day of October, A, D. 1896, at 12 o'clock M. of said day, in front of the Court House door, of the county sell at public auction, for U; id éoin,.all the Kress, of, in and to the above d thereof as may be necessary more, Relief Hill—Polls at C. E. Landgbure’s. spector, R. Penrose. Eolumbia Hill—Polls at School House. 1 Exchange Hote! Broad Street, opp. Nationie is at School, House, a ess nd other materials for spector, John Curnow. North San Juan—Pol Paine. ; d—Polls at School’ House. lie—Polls at School House. Polls at School House. pector, W. M. Moulton. ihc Polla at School House. . A Paints, Oils JArIES HENSESSY, . ls at Hose House, ready mixed Paint so! id. ND CUTLERY, representbo ry he best eseribed prop§ HORSES, GARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Firearms # products of the leading makers. GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59. Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. sufficient to satisfy said ju with interest and costs, etc., to and best bidder. lis at School House. Dated September 8, gee Mooney Flat—Po Spenceville—Polls. at.Eman’s_ Store. gies, Wagons and’ Teams with el ice on reasonable By J. H. PASCOE, Deputy Sheriff. : Hacks to let at short not Watch and Jewerly Iker. gga at School House. vis. — Polls at School House. aggoner. Ready—Polls at Sehroeder’s r, Jas. Huntress. are free from vices, of good style, and capable of going as fast as any gens tleman cares to drive. TIMOTHY GILES, PROPRIETOR OF CoTHE HUB.” Corner Pine Pine and Commercial "i Notice to Contractors ane No. 2—Inspector, F. *Boca—Polls at School House. Inspector, & le 1—Polls at School House. spector. x. Dryman. "fo Bet Pal at School House. Inspector, sealed propo By order of Republican County Central AT, P. BROWN, Chairman. Grass caller, peg A Nevada City. Asst. SF Notice is hereby given that sals will be re-. Clerk of the Trustees of Neceived by the Repair Shop Board of City vada City until Choicest Wines, Liquors: and Cigars. HOUSE AND LOT For. Sale. The undersigned is about to remove'to Vallejo and_ will sell his house and lot on Main street . AT A BARGAIN. It is one’ of the most~desirable residence properties in Nevada City. Enquire on the premises. K. CASPER.COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and feel like taki oat eas MILWAUREE BREWBEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pineand Commercial streets. Thursday, Sept. 17, 1896, at 8 o’clock p.m., Assessment Notice. UNTY ELECTRIC POWER CHARLES HARRIS Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairiag Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1853 by JAB. J. COTES, No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every_description mel refined and assayed. Practical milling quartz from from ee for constructing a rock or ceconnecting the iron bridges Deer Creek, on the Plaza side; also for filling in. behind said wall, as per plans and specifications on file at the City Hall. By order’ of the hat at a meeting of id on the 27th day of No. 1) of twenty~ment _ wall, an assessment, ers to the Zs Holmes Building, Corner Main an Coyote ‘Streets, Ibs. ’ the company, room Silver Bars. Acids San Francisco, , Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. E. Chapman, he assessment shall And is now prepared to do ail kinds of work bi: ti Shor ‘ean Soran on Tu 1896. ment, jeer po with costs ‘of the Board of Di ye wen day of advertising, and PRICES LOW. "Trustees. He knows how to draw it; and it is al Cool and Taérerbine, Ades All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Private Roonis in connection. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street,’ Nevada City, Cal, Sole Nevada County Agents Makers of the B BER IN T WORLD @ Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r econ The finest turn-outs in the county,and plene ty of them Open day and night Hat Baconand wholesale ono Goods: delivered free of charge NATIONAL, MARKET Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Banks, C.J.NAPFZIGER, Prop’r * And albleinds of Moats usually found ina class market. Do You Want a Good Drink? . aobb rink sufficient to make yo “« THE RECEPTION,” SCHIMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR. DEALERS, Pine shreeh sisi: inese eee Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar RAL ARTHUR eo UMBOLDE IMPTD: > ee Then Try PARNELL’S ‘ ‘JESSE MOO} ” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CAS Dr. C. W. Chapman,. « ogo, uti eee : a s yu DENTISTS. WORK. GUARANTEED. _ T. H. Carr, Clerk. } , Room 27, San Francisco, Cal Office. gt residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City, Cal. Tel. No 41144. Commercial Street. Plastering Le DES Brickwork <p In all their bra PATCHING AND WHIT! ORNAMENTAE. PLAS1 ec CEMENT WORK.« Specialty. O'REILLY & ZILKIE. Pe ser es > 7

t. ICE, }! in.” WHOMIT: M: i Y author. address ls” r a Patent. “4 vires ed by the: n t. ofSeventeen. ’ bel 1° 80" awe? (4) feet in: sorner No.. Trees “Kast chains 288: ok. mound. chains 61: ck mound. hains 282.5. ck mound. hoins 454.1. ck mound: 4 ms hate Sg od BS Le 11 and 12: ymmon to irene vel m eet. ind mark.-ains 158.8: y 4 inches: 1s 330 feetund markchains 458: ik mound. hains 501.6. ok moun honk: (ASH ins 200 feet .a spruce ° Kast.S. pak tree 8 rner com1 ’ i” lon Placer ot 63, the ihe Bloompatented, rersely any r Mine” so hereby apir adverse ited States rnia, duration hereof the proRegister. egoing nopublished » onsecutive ILY TRANat Nevada Register. 10tice was 10w G. COMPAof busiSan : meeting ©: e ith day 12) of Two n the capble immece, Golden assessment ay ot Sept., ertised ~ payment is ‘day, Oct. 8, ssment, toad expenses T's. AN, Sec. ———_— Rane, Pol reby given . Di ft 6, an assessre was levorporation iber, 1806, to THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every ev: except St ndays and 79 ev Malsare by.” BROWN. & CALERTS County Convention. N. P, BROWN. L. 8; OALKING. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Cne Year in adyance....+. eae Six Months..----: ‘\hree Months.. Per Week...-bediecas ee Tf not paid in advance, 60 cents per month, . A r Monday, September 28, 1896, at 11 _ o’clock’a. m., at Nevada City. es for the election of County Convention ‘will be. Saturday, September loth, At such times and places as are ‘ of the County Central at reside in the respective townshi; vi however,. that in Nevada City Grass Valley the polls shall be kept ope 2p. m. to 8p. m. ADVERTISING RATES. ‘ Made known on appleation. Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-class matter. ; "BENIGN: TORNADOES. One Delivered = House to = Mortgages “And, talking about cyclones, ’’ said the man from Kansas, “‘them air twistera is mighty queer things.”’ The smart young man who sat beside the Kansan threw away his ‘cigarette, and even the gripman looked interested. ‘You have seen a tornado, then?”’ said the smart young man with anima“Seen em??? said the farmer. scornfally. ‘‘Why, young feller, I comes from Kansas.’” “Oh! said the smart young man. A little later he ventured to rematk, “Had lots of experience with cyclones, I suppose. ”’ “Experience? Naw, you don’t get no. experience dealing with cyclones,” said the man from Kansas, ‘‘ ’cause them twisters never do the same thing twice. You just learn to dig out for the cellar when you see ’em comin. Pt ‘They do all sorts of queer things, I suppose?”’ said the gripman, as he started the train with a sudden bound that it the smart young man’s hat over-. ’ en. is ey' “Qne of.’em done me & good: turn once,’’ said the man from Kansas meditatively. ‘‘Boot and Mit Glover own the next farm to mine out in Pawnee: county, and their crops kept a-failing, and they kept a-borrowing money off of me till they had their house mortg' clean up to the roof. It looked like my money was a goner, for they kept on losing their corn crop every, year and I couldn’t get the house ’cause they had a shotgun waiting for me in the kitchen. Well, one day long comes.one of these . fico: roaring cyclones, and blessed if it didn’t blow that whole house ovet into my pasture—yes, sir, and dropped the roof down on the foundations just as neat as youcould have laid it. Looked as if the house had just sunk out of sight. But then I didn’t have a mortgage on the roof, so I didn’t care about that.’’ ‘Reminds me of a story of a brother of mine out in Ioway,’’ said the man on the step. ‘‘Had a fine setter dog— best hunter in the state. My brother couldn’t~shoot,; so he wanted: to sell him, But he couldn’t, *canse the dog “had a twist in his tail like a pig. Cyclone eanght that dog out in the buckwheat:patch one day and just nacherally ironed out.that tail like a broomstick. Hé sold the dog for $80 the next week.”’ —Ohicago Tribune. FRIENDSHIP AND THE NURSE. Why Two Neighbors Are Not on. Very Good Terms With Each Other. ~ “Hattie and you do“not seem to~be friends any more,” said the short, thin woman a8 she paid the fare. “Well, no, we are not,” replied the tall, stout. woman, slipping her dime back in her pocketbook. ‘‘You know the nufse she thought so much of came to live with me last winter.”’ ‘*Why, how did that happen?’ asked the short, thin woman. ‘‘M—well, I suppose it was because she heard me say that I paid-my nurse 60.cents more a week than Hattie did and that I warited one at the time. Of course I didn’t say that to her, you know; but she heard me. Maybe I mentioned, too,’that I give my nurse three svenings oat a week. Girls will be girls, you know, and my husband can look aftér the children on those evenings as ‘well as she can.”’ “M'hm. It keeps 4 man from finding fault with his wife’s management,-too, if he’s kept, busy while he’s at home. ”’ "Yes, and I’ve noticed that by the time they are in bed he’s too tired to think of going out. Well, as I was saying, that girl came to me the very. next week. Oh, and the stories she told me about Hattie, even to the things she’ had gaid about me, you'd scarodly believe. The girl couldn’t' seem to remember any of them at first, but after I'd jogged her . specto memory she told me lots. Hattie wanted'to.quarrel, with me, I could see that, but alle Gitin’t quite dare. She knew how much that girl knew. Besides, I was as,sweet aa houey to her every time ‘we met.”’ ‘Then how comes it that you are not friends now?’ “Oh, didn’t I tell you? The girl went _. back to hér after a while.’* “‘Oh,”’ said the short, thin woman.— Chicago Times-Herald. Pn iemanenaesnend amen =nery aaa From tie Irish. First Citizen—I beg your pardon, but I am a stranger in Dublin. Can you direct me to Grafton. street? Second ditto—With pleasure. Sure, it’s the second turn to the right. First ditto—Thank you, sir. (Walks nee sond @itto (ealling after him)—Hi! Aus If you’te a left handed man it’s the. 7) i —~ other way entirely. —London Globe. Our Oldest Fireplace. Perhaps the oldest fireplace in this country is in the home of a Bangor man. The fireplace was built over 200 ¥' ago, in West Boxford, Mass., and it set up inthe honse perfect and standing, “with the same kettle, tongs, etc., . GLENBROOK Republican : . RACE MEETING. — EST. IN 18 Trotting and Running Races AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, LICAN COUNTY CONVENTION eet on And all other malarial complaints arising from a TorPID LIVER SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT GLENBROOK PARK “arama a *s ¥ RUSTIC, FLOORING . ‘aye MUDD onesdenis TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, and Continuing Five Days. DRESSED LUMBER a ee on said Septem id primary elections are to of the County er (@RICE 75 CENTS.) es Will be Given. be forwarded to the tral Committee Grass Vall ith! three days after the said Stection, ‘The fol. is the respective number of delegates recinct is entitled, being one. precinct and one for each twenty votes or fraction thereof for Hon. M, M. Estee at the last Gubernatorial election. For particulars see Speed Programs. Apply for’ informa. Gro. FurrcHEr, President, ~ PQ. Address, Grass Valley. (2—F Contains no Mercury, Quinine, Arsenic or other Harmful Drugs. FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY BY H. DICKERIIAN & CO., DRUGS AND STATIONERY, ja Precinct, No. 1 ja Precinct, No. 2 evada Precinct, No. 3 I. J. Roure, Secretary, P.O. Address, Nevada City. e Grass Valley, No.1.. 60 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. . BUILDING LUMBER. TOWLE BROS. CO. --=== All kinds of ee The Best of At Market Rates. Laths, Shingles, Pickets and Posts. en MILL AND MINING LOMBER A SPECIALTY. Yard and Office near R. R. Depot. nee 'Grass Valley, No. 2N Cor. Pine. and Commercial sts. Grass Valley, No. 5.. When You Buy Job Printing You naturally want to get the best for your money. The quality of Paper, Type and Ink all out <s figure ‘ f d Buena Cc Hill.. in determining the merit of the production, We use only the best of these. But no matter how] superior still the Printing may prove inferior if paid to the Composition and the to excel in ai e3 respects also. Cash Works . Wonders. 40 YEARS — North Bloomfield.. Columbia Hill. to bo me bo eo BO Co NDEI EO COMA proper regard is not Presswork. We claim Ch STYLES CHANGE IN PRINTINGNEVADA CITY IN LINE WITH THIS AGE OF PROGRESS. The same as in clothing, andthe Fashion in the Art Preservative. Printing plant in th judges admitthe work w Sanitary Plumbing J make'a special loy the best wor. e best materials. shall be: “Will electors for Pr ; . tee uo pa : Wenn De : const bein cons ret Harness and Saddlery He ie se burgoos af nauplii Our Prices Are Fully as Low as Anybody’s. Assemblyman for the atorial District District Conventions in CHEAPER THAN EVER. the joint Third Sen tion. The delegate Convention will fo: esentative districts for the iP nomipating, Supervisors See our work and get our figures. They will satisfy you. JAMES CAIRNS, p. National Hotel, the following Stoves all meet ci such time and BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, icipal officers. Also to elect a County Commercial street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Morning Light Pat. ‘Todd Heater Heating We have the newest and.most complete Job} Absolute 3 and we have the best of workmen. Competent ying $5.00 life member ship , 1,50 per month. © are’ now turning out to be the best. “aie pation, able to lly, ally. LL PAY, if you are accidentally killed, soo HEALTH ACCIDENT INSURANCE. ity Mutual Aid Association, San Francisco, Cal. e For Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard f cocufrom. $8.00 to 00 a hg teeter when unhw work through b 208.00 to 690/00. WILL PAY $10.00 a week, when you are sigh and unabl to work. Witt pit } ayaa fpr funeral expenses. Tanscrrrt keeps up with the decrees of Dame . or both feet and oni 3.00 to otection to the members upon LIFE INSURANCE. Also i licies of Lif Jasarencs: Pees from $1000 tol in cae OF death, and $5.10 per S10 por ot A oP P mage a Geath or $1000 at Fee 1b years;

Fit per week for accident or sic! IF INSURED, You cannot lose our w iyo bagel utual Aid Association gf oh eminen oelSaud, pe SPR AN Eetciation in the United Sunbeam Box Patterns And others Richmond Grand Pacific Prices for Cash Only: Single Harness Double Harness. OFFICERS. have been designated by t! ip committees to act as i d conduct said election: 1—Polls at Ice House. f at City Hall. Inspector, e. a No; 8--Polls at Court House. 1 ws 33 ge lat—Po at School House. pector, Sam Ed ¥ fi Willow Valley—Polls at School House. §. McCausland. jat—Polls at Sehool House. pector, F.C. Bost. Indian Flat—Polls at School House. spector. ‘ Grass Valley No. 1“Polls at City Hall. spector, Wm. Grass Valley No. a Polls at Eagle Hose 10. 5 , $—Polls at Reliance Buildlis at McDonald's Ins; or, John Martin. 0.5—Polls at School House. FOR SALE CHEAP. Transcript of Nevada City, Is to be be found in almost UNION FRUIT STORE That fine Ranch Ravine, near Selby MARK’S RANCH spector, J, J. Hanle: Nevada No, 2—Pol Sweat Pads, per pair.. Curry Combs.. ps prt Straps. Cooking Westwood And others Tt consists of Sp Spur Straps.. 'wo-Horse Whi Best Harness Oi A rn a ll Qure, per box.., ..+.++ %0. 320 Acres of Land, A Good House, Fancy and Stap season by all Hardware SHERIFF’S SALE. completest I ever offered scarcely help being reminded the really valuable news A. ISOARD & SON, And all necessary outbuild Also, will be sold, all the place, consisting of Horses, Cows, Hogs, Goats, Etc. rything on the p Parties desiring a ing» Inspec C. Pes Valley A. G. BELL, Plaintiff, va. ; GEORGE KRESS, Defendant. E OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the Justice Court, No. 4 Township, of Placer, State of . Bell is Plaintiff and = nspector, m.Wasley. Empire—Polls at Watt Park. Ingpector, Ranch—Polls at School House. ey. Polls at School House. pector Perrin. Hill’s Flat—Polls at Hughes’ Building. t School House. There is nothing of that kind made that you cannot fi on sale when you visit my store. Plain and decorated In profusion to suit all tastes and purses. Iam sure Lean please you in this department. Tinware al—that makes the paper sought for by all classes. and right Tomorrow along each} Enterprise Brewing Co., day thereafter as'the days come and go the TRANSCRIPT will continue to improve in all its departments. lace will be sold. of this kind the premises fornia, whereis ‘ress judgment rendered the A. D. 1896, for the, sunt ited States gold col and interest. I have the right, title, Crockery pecto i Buena Vista—Polls a' of Thirty-Four R. R. Porter. Hill—Polls at Sehool House. Higgins. Polls at Eastin’s Store. n—Polls at School House. Manuel Starks. NgvaDA Crry, Aug. 18. Empire Stable, claim and interest, of ‘ member that I make a speress, of, in and to the folof them. From the cheap: rate will be found here. . ;. That certain pi te of Californ nated as the W.} Township 15 N. est to the most ela ity of Nevada, r, L. G. Kelstr North Bloomfield—Inspector, stocks well; laever cash deposits with the States Tt has $6,000.00 of eet ea and Missouri, which, together .L with; an. am; ™ Reserve Bund and large ake Beeert ficate an absolute guarprotection to its antee Of the solidity of its jon members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write when that favorite Today old newspaper of. J.L. M. SHETTERLEY, up-to-date ideas, the DAILY Secretary and General Manager if San Francisco, Cal. every well-regulated home of the county and in most all The business places too, we. Frozen Eastern Oysters. hear people wonder how they got along without it P d wh Yesterday vid secnite t Fresh Shell Oysters. consider.it seriously you can HEADQUARTERS FOR Large Cans 60 Cents. Fresh Cocktails made of service—local and generWire Fencing . . Have plain and fancy. and singular the tenthereunto belonging ise a) ining. ce is hereby given: that I will on Thursday, the ist ‘Day of October, A, D. 1896, at 12 o'clock M. of said day, in front of the Court House door, of the county sell at public auction, for U; id éoin,.all the Kress, of, in and to the above d thereof as may be necessary more, Relief Hill—Polls at C. E. Landgbure’s. spector, R. Penrose. Eolumbia Hill—Polls at School House. 1 Exchange Hote! Broad Street, opp. Nationie is at School, House, a ess nd other materials for spector, John Curnow. North San Juan—Pol Paine. ; d—Polls at School’ House. lie—Polls at School House. Polls at School House. pector, W. M. Moulton. ihc Polla at School House. . A Paints, Oils JArIES HENSESSY, . ls at Hose House, ready mixed Paint so! id. ND CUTLERY, representbo ry he best eseribed prop§ HORSES, GARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Firearms # products of the leading makers. GEO. E. TURNER 55 to 59. Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. sufficient to satisfy said ju with interest and costs, etc., to and best bidder. lis at School House. Dated September 8, gee Mooney Flat—Po Spenceville—Polls. at.Eman’s_ Store. gies, Wagons and’ Teams with el ice on reasonable By J. H. PASCOE, Deputy Sheriff. : Hacks to let at short not Watch and Jewerly Iker. gga at School House. vis. — Polls at School House. aggoner. Ready—Polls at Sehroeder’s r, Jas. Huntress. are free from vices, of good style, and capable of going as fast as any gens tleman cares to drive. TIMOTHY GILES, PROPRIETOR OF CoTHE HUB.” Corner Pine Pine and Commercial "i Notice to Contractors ane No. 2—Inspector, F. *Boca—Polls at School House. Inspector, & le 1—Polls at School House. spector. x. Dryman. "fo Bet Pal at School House. Inspector, sealed propo By order of Republican County Central AT, P. BROWN, Chairman. Grass caller, peg A Nevada City. Asst. SF Notice is hereby given that sals will be re-. Clerk of the Trustees of Neceived by the Repair Shop Board of City vada City until Choicest Wines, Liquors: and Cigars. HOUSE AND LOT For. Sale. The undersigned is about to remove'to Vallejo and_ will sell his house and lot on Main street . AT A BARGAIN. It is one’ of the most~desirable residence properties in Nevada City. Enquire on the premises. K. CASPER.COOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and feel like taki oat eas MILWAUREE BREWBEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pineand Commercial streets. Thursday, Sept. 17, 1896, at 8 o’clock p.m., Assessment Notice. UNTY ELECTRIC POWER CHARLES HARRIS Has opened a Jewelry and Watch Repairiag Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1853 by JAB. J. COTES, No. % Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold and ores of every_description mel refined and assayed. Practical milling quartz from from ee for constructing a rock or ceconnecting the iron bridges Deer Creek, on the Plaza side; also for filling in. behind said wall, as per plans and specifications on file at the City Hall. By order’ of the hat at a meeting of id on the 27th day of No. 1) of twenty~ment _ wall, an assessment, ers to the Zs Holmes Building, Corner Main an Coyote ‘Streets, Ibs. ’ the company, room Silver Bars. Acids San Francisco, , Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. E. Chapman, he assessment shall And is now prepared to do ail kinds of work bi: ti Shor ‘ean Soran on Tu 1896. ment, jeer po with costs ‘of the Board of Di ye wen day of advertising, and PRICES LOW. "Trustees. He knows how to draw it; and it is al Cool and Taérerbine, Ades All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Private Roonis in connection. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street,’ Nevada City, Cal, Sole Nevada County Agents Makers of the B BER IN T WORLD @ Union Livery Stable, Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r econ The finest turn-outs in the county,and plene ty of them Open day and night Hat Baconand wholesale ono Goods: delivered free of charge NATIONAL, MARKET Broad 8t., Opp. Citizens’ Banks, C.J.NAPFZIGER, Prop’r * And albleinds of Moats usually found ina class market. Do You Want a Good Drink? . aobb rink sufficient to make yo “« THE RECEPTION,” SCHIMIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR. DEALERS, Pine shreeh sisi: inese eee Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar RAL ARTHUR eo UMBOLDE IMPTD: > ee Then Try PARNELL’S ‘ ‘JESSE MOO} ” “CYRUS NOBLE,” “CAS Dr. C. W. Chapman,. « ogo, uti eee : a s yu DENTISTS. WORK. GUARANTEED. _ T. H. Carr, Clerk. } , Room 27, San Francisco, Cal Office. gt residence, Sacramento st., Nevada City, Cal. Tel. No 41144. Commercial Street. Plastering Le DES Brickwork <p In all their bra PATCHING AND WHIT! ORNAMENTAE. PLAS1 ec CEMENT WORK.« Specialty. O'REILLY & ZILKIE. Pe ser es > 7