September 21, 1896 (4 pages)

D a _ ara THE TRANSCRIPT. ieteplishen Sept. 6, 1860, Hy Nat. P. Brown & Co. * NEVADA CITY, NEVADA: CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, . Proprietors WHAT THE HARVES Argos, From the arguments of the great Special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY...-SEPT.<21, 1896. FOR sf pena iiaerh REPUBLICAN. TICKET. PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, P2935P ERITY."” speakers, the mediocre speakers and the speakers of little or no notoriety, and from the campaign literature and newspapers of the country, there is but one conculsion to arrive at on the subject of the Presidential election: McKinley will be elected. Statistics of the election of 1888 and 1892, and the general out-look as it stands at’ present, enable us to figure out about what States of the Union will surely go for McKinley and what States will likely go for. Bryan. Our Winthrop. Sentenced, San Francisco, Sept. 21.—Judge Wallace today sentenced Oliver Winthrop to life imprisonment for robbery. Trouble at Leadville, Lerapvitte, Colo., Sept. 21—The shaft house ‘of the Coronado mine was burned last night by unknown parties, WILLIAM McKINLEY -! oF OHIO, ae FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART” OF NEW JERSEY. estimate is as foll ows: SURE STATES FOR M’KINLEY. who have since fled to the mountains. A pitched battle also occurred between Electors. . union and non-union men, in which TNs ae Pa eas eee eae 24. many. shots were fired: dnd,two men PRMRIAPU ES cise stee hg visis 49 wie oe es wh a tuaaen 15 : TOWM Sho ede ch weak oe ad 1g . killed, and another will die. Dynamite Kansas. 6.666 ecco ee ee seee eens 10} was extensively used-andtne Enmett Macenchoisette. 20000000000 //., 15. @md, Marion mines attacked. It is MACHA 050s o pie Sabie view ve ole 14. thought the backbone of the strike is Minnesota... GRE SAS Ras yas 9 4 . now broken and that last night’s riot(. PBRSONAL POINTERS. ing was the final demonstration of the train. J. E. Poingdestre returned Saturday evening from a businesstrip to Brown’s Valley. ; A. B.Wolf returned last evening from Sacramento, Stockton and other places below: ‘ H. H. Purdy and John Costa, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening on their way home. Henry: Argall, one ofthe attaches of The Union, was over from Grass. Valley this afternoon. J.A. Northway of the Union Hotel returned home last évening after a pleasant visit to San Francisco. 8. L. Jones, B. F. Armstrong Geo. J. Cournow and H. C. Smith, of San Franand good times. Among the dovbtful States we give California, which ‘went Republican in 1888 and also in 1895, ‘and but for the monetary question is by all oddsa sure McKinley State. Connecticut, in our doubtful column, in 1888 gave Cleveland a plurality of 336, and in 1892, again gave him a plurality of but 195. With the same ratio of Democratic loss (and we believe it will be much greater) this State will also be safe for protection Delaware in 1888 gave Cleveland a plurality of 3,041 votes, and in 1892 gave him but 498 plurality. A muchsmaller Republican gain in Delaware will take her also for the phoid fever. Deceased leayes a wife and five children. One brother and an aged mother also survive him. “Dory” Van Slyke was well liked by all who knew him. He was a native of New York, aged’ 48 years. The funeral will take place from the Congregational Church tqmorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. . A Concise Chronicle of Various Polks. Oregon, «.--..:s-s0sscr0s: gg. Fifteen hundred militiamen and bat: ~ Doings and Intentions RhodeTsland..0 7. lll, 8. teries of artillery are now in control of A re a ; te ‘3 Seca ee re aN Het her ere AIL ce i. the situation, having been sent from ? ohn Spaulding is up from Auburn. SONI: SSS suo be Cake beep : t Supervisor Donnelly of Grass Valley WYOMING. i eee ee eee eel ee 3 Denver by order of the Governor, and i sa ti tow " : -—— . affairs are resuming their normal conSs 1 Total ses eT AN Ee 238 a i aa H.-G. Wendt-of Chieago, Iil.,arrived ' _ . dition. Begs ao i here last evening. STATES THAT WILL LIKELY GO FOR’ BRYAN. +2Oe. f ‘ H. ree of San Francisco arrived Electors. GRASS y ALLEY GLEANINGS. pe wikis 1 ee Sie fe rere ye over eee : sities ' w= -Upervisor D. McPhetres came over] Arkansas . 6.1. 05. e eee eee eens “ ‘ [ . frona ‘Prudlise today. ee Glin rn ccc 4. The News of Today as Told Over the by e c J. H. Corley of San Francisco is here secrete er gce o 6 b.ce al diate dence ese gad ter pemenera Take if Telephone. ee spending a few days, Tdaho 2022 LTTIETD $8) i telegram was received today fioui , F. W. Page, the powder man of San Re L648 ak tives WRI HRT ae Eee 3 Leadville, Colorado, saying that Bert eee TING ot Sen troencisco arrivea . MISSISSIPPI. Jl lll. . Meter, whose folks reside in Grass Valh Ta Fe PAE OS Soe Redan wgaigr gach h 7° aR a a I 17 . ley, was killed in a mining strike at the ere on last vA bab enc 8 train. ROW T MN 6 5 k RE Miare Re .. © 8) former place this morning. Last FriJ. Yore and M. Yore came down from bikie! Veo Re bee say a day the young man wrote a letter to . Cumptonville last-evening. Berth Corot g. his folks telling them that trouble was \ 4 f aman al " <j OUR, CAeae A OWS Tennessee.. 12. threatened and that they need not be ti rom lyorth San Juan today. PWMMO G5 vn 88 E 15. surprised to hear of his having a hand Le ‘ Supervisor F. M. Pridgeon came} Virginia...:. esd in it. His remains will be brought to h s down from Lake City today. WERE Sony ei ae 150 . Grass Valley for interment. Deceased . A. Montieth, the livery man of North} = =—§ *O™™--+----> was 22 years of age. BS Bloomfield, came down today. POURAEYS SLATES: Jesse C. Hitchcock of Nevada City us J udge Caldwell returned today from California. 6.20.6. eee eee ees 9/ and Miss Kate Hodge of Grass Valley ‘ Oe eee a eee. vone. Delaware 2.20.1. LL lLE _B] Were married here yesterday, at the ha ere Petes eed OVEN . antag oo oct AT eg ee 13 . home of the bride’s parents. Rev. E. J. Hy ing from a visit to the State Fair. Nébraskee 20. 8 is AEP 8. H. Van Deerlin performed the. cerei Henry Grater and B. Veteken, of San} North Dakota..... sce 3/ mony. nee rR ; 4 , fe Lean, ved: here.;on, lect: evening's . Wyechington,-. .c.ccsvscsiccc . , Theodore Van Slyke died this mornie) ey ae West Virginia. -...0.04: 6. ing at the home of his brother, B. A. W:bKiéinedy and P. Brett, of San ° i Prasdioue A <r oh last Gventhere pane he Van Slyke. Death resulted from tytf ”, ee ee ee Dm Ne UR ae 08s op ome 6 Oars ae 8 a eae om Sh OO, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. All Odd Fellows and _Rebekahs, and their families, are invited to attend the social hop to be given at Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening, Sept 24th. td ARRIVALS ‘AT THE UNION HOTEL cisco, arrived here last evening. Beer. day evening. camping trip. by his old-time friends. were in town today on business. ++ oe 0 um Died Saturday. knew her. Relief Hill. All For Ten. Crescent Wine Rooms, street. _—————~~--e@e2 To ice Consumers. tn Oe 50 to 1. Chas. Stuckert and Max Isoard left this morning for the mountains in the interest of the celebrated Enterprise Thomas Nancarrow, brother of John Nancarrow of this city, arrived here from Sonora, Tuolumne county, SaturRichard Eddy, J. B. Gray, W. Abbott and J. G. Worthington returned Saturi day afternoon froma _ three-weeks’ John Pattison arrived here from San Francisco yesterday morning on a brief visit. He was warmly welcomed i J. W. Toland, J. H. Huy and A. E. Austin, principal stockholders in the Rocky Bar mine in Grizzly Canyon, Mrs. Ellen Monroe, who formerly kept a hotel at the Derbec: mine above North Bloomfield, and who suffered the loss of her property by fire on two occasions, died Saturday. She wasan old settler and highly respected by all who The funeral took place at A square meal and a schooner of beer all for ten cents, at the Star and Commercial 821 ‘ : The Union Ice Company is now ‘prepared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar, grand old party. Kentucky, never known to give anything less than a 10,000 Democratic majority, we put in the doubtful column on account of her antics in the spring election of a few months ago, when that awful Republican billow rolled over and. washed her clean. Everything considered—Kentucky is almost a sure Republican State. Our Democratic and Populistic friends may say we are crazy to place Nebraka(Bryan’s own State)in the column of unceiiainty, but we can’t help it. We really hope he may carry Nebraska, but it will require the official returns in November to convince us, In 1888, Nebraska gave Harrison a plurality of 14,182; in 1892 she excelled herself by rolling up the magnificent plurality of 62,284 for the same candidate. Admitting that we may lose even 60,000 of this great plurality, we will have over 2,000 which is enough to hold the State indoubt. The Dakotas came into Statehood after the election of 1888; In 1892 North Dakota Democrats and Populists fused and carried the State by the enormous plurality of 181 votes, while South Dakota rolled up the handsome plurality of 25,807 for the Republican party. South Dakota should be in our column of sure States for McKinley. Washington, also a new State, in 1892 being a Pacific Coast State, we are content to leave it doubtful on the money question alone. West Virginia, with less than 2000 plurality in 1888, and a little over 4000 plurality in 1892 for the Democracy, isa doubtful State in 1896 by reason of the fact that her manufactories and mines make a much better showing when they are running under Republican rule than when they are idle under Democratic rule. ; The States of Utah, New Mexico and Arizona are not included in this summary, as they are allnew States since gave Harrison a plurality of 6,658, but . Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY & GAY, Proprietors, H. German, San Juan, J. White, Buena Vista, W. BR. Dibbles, Hill’s Flat, D. Donovan, Grass Valley, W. Roberison, 4 L. Lynch, “ C. Callaghan, Mooney Flat, “ B. Hogan, J. Widmer, J. Driscoll, “ . W. Cunning > Ww. Bishop and wife, Stockton, Miss J. Bishop, 38 Mrs. J. Dunham, bad Geo. Bisho J. R. Lewis, P» “ Nevada City, Thos. Barton, € M. Hohn, J. Wallington, M J. Loustan, feo L.D. Lynch, “ Thos. Carton, San Francisco, J. Austin, J. Driscoll, J. Atherton, s D. Wilson, J. Paterson, C. Morgan, B. Ketelsan, bas W. Kumude, i] B. Brett, F. L. Peters, “ M. Cohen, ° J. Johnson, “ Los Angeles, Geo. Mullin, 4 H. Lindley, Los Gatos, Joe Cleveland, Del Monte, “ s P. McShay, L. F. Jolson, Santa R M. P. Ralston, eg Thos. Wallaines, Joe Taylor, R. Mulligan, —————— The Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Nevada City, “ ilis of Women, it 1s Delicious, Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syr the finest article in the market. To be procured only at Gaylord’s, 4 electoral college. % > we will‘not be called upon to do. It our opinion. that McKinley will havi not less than 250 votes in the next THE REPUBLICAN DELEGATES Elected to the Convention in the Yarious Precincts in This City. At. the Republican primaries in this city Saturday the following were vention: Evans, C. W. Chapman, Dave Richards, W. F. Engiebright, Sherman Marsh, Fred: Cooper. ‘There is a tie on the votes. ae t Precinct No. 2 (six delegates) —W. G. Richards, D. B. Getchell, B. F. Snell, E. J. Baker, J. B. Gray, D. 8. Baker, F. L. Harryhousen, W. T. Monk. There is a ceived 28 votes. Precinct No. 3 (nine delegates)—Jas. Colley Sr., J. G. O'Neill, E. A. Tompkins, T. T. Hughes, W: H. Smith Jr., David Muir, J. ANorthway, David Ashton, A, B. Wolf. Willow Valley Precinct—Oliver Ragon, 8. W. McAusland, E. B. Meservey, G. Ramelli. Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, J. H. Rosewald, Henry Richards, William Waters, W. H. Murchie. ‘Truckee No. 1—F. A. Irish, William McDougald, J. F. Moody. Truckee No. 2—W. M. Burckhalter, W. P. Calkins, F. M. Rutherford. Boca—J. J. McDonald, J. W. Doan. eOo ~ What an Exchange Says.” The following we copy from the Plumas National-Bulletin of Thursday last: “L. S: Calkins of Nevada City was in town last week. Mr. Calkins is one of the proprietors of the 'TRANSORIPT, and is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Senator from this district. The Republicans of Nevada county appear to be united in favor of his nomination, which he will probably receive unanimously. Mr, Calkins is a wide-awake and able gentleman, who is identified with the interests of the District he aspires to represent in the Senate.” +--+ 0@e Collided With a Post. A horse belonging to Antone Silva of noon today on Pine street near Pecor’s saloon. One of the wheels of the light But little damage was done to the vehicle and harness. The woman and two small children who occupied the wagon escaped uninjured. blood, strengthen your nerves and give you an ap’ Stibstitute for Hood’s. * tion. Where to Go. has been done just right. 2Oe A Fact Worth Knowing. j10-tt and all Throat and Lung d reman & Oo. Oe and best nerve tonic. Witnesses Who See Through Glass, ‘It is curious,’’ says a Maine lawyer, ‘‘how prevalent: the notion is that a person cannot testify as a witness. in court to anything seen through glass. ‘What would you do with all the folks that wear spectacles and see everything through glass?’ asked a Maine judge not long ago, referring to this notion. If the glass through which an action or event Was seen was Wavy, 80 as to distort the appearance of objects, that fact might nowadays raise a doubt as to the reliability of the evidence, but could not exclude it, The prevailing notion doubtless had its rise in very ancient days, was very much warped and blurred. a relic, Where such material was in settlement of New England, and natuLewiston. Journal. Lord Palmerston and thé Turks, In regard to the Turks themselves, those fine e ions mean nothing. like, you mtist blend its exercise with justice; and, if you wish to arrive at a quick resv!t through all that ambuscade of intrigues and doubts and fears and at JACKSON’s. a24-tf . 1892, and up to this time have never Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. Fn aie been counted among the electors, Bold by Dickerman & Co. oBPSS z Fine Butter, This is the summary: Karl’s Clover Koot Tea * Woodland Creamery Butter, the} Sure States for ‘ane Me Is a sure cure for Headache and ner4 os best in the market, can be had of Phil.} States likel togo for Bryan. ~.,.150} Vous diseases. Nothing relieves so PS ‘ Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf . Doubtful States.....5. “p6; quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co, Vocal Music. States is 444. We can give Bryan MARRIED, . . Mrs. H. G, Parsons has resumed . every doubtful State, and have a mateaching and will receive pupils at the . jority of 32 electoral votes, we can. At the Congregational Parsonage in j residence of Mrs. Geo. Shaw, Pine. sive him all the doubtful States and . this city, September 20th, by Rev. J. ; street. : : tf . 30.of sure electors, and have a safe . Sims, James A. McKenzie to Miss. Lola P on majority of electoral votes.’ But this , Shaver, both of this city. ‘Sy ia. ed . Van Deer! Hodge. At the. residence of the bride’s paa Grass Valley, September 20th, “ Jesse ©. of evada City to] . Kate prejudices which will be sure to be sethe Turk what he is to do, why he is to do, it, when he is to do it and show him that you only ask quietly and reasonably what you have a right to demand. In this way, and this way alone, you will do bu’ ss with him. If he sees you act thus, he will not only agree with elected delegates to the County ConPrecinct No. 1 (seven delegates)— James Kinkead, John Werry, John three last named, edch receiving 45 tie on the last three; each having reRush creek started torun away about wagon to which he was attached struck an electric light pole at Carter & Johnston’s corner and held the wagon fast. Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your tite, There can be no Hoov’s Prits are the best after-dinner pills, — digestion, prevent constipaWhen your watch needs repairing or cleaning you should take it to the old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive that the work Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia iseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by DickFrerp THE NERVES upon pure, rich blood and you need not-be nervous. Pure blood comes by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which is thus the greatest when all the glass in use for windows . Sach: glass may be seen—a single pane of it—in the office of the little hotel in . g Cambridge village, framed and kept as use it is little wonder that a witness was prevented from testifying as to what he saw through it. It was in common use in England at the time of the rally in the early homes of this continent it was the best that could be had. But such a fule where modern glass is in common use would be. nonsense, ’’— may I venture to observe that the genius of theiy manners and conversation is that of yielding everything at first? They begin by saying, ‘Good; yes.’ But when you come to: the matter in question and to its details you will find all Like all people in a weak position, they . #4 vespect you sccording to their opinion of your force. If, however, you wish A that force to have a permanent influ. remain un ence and to be unaccompanied by-disGLENBROOK PARK RACES. The Full Running Programme of Next Week's Events. ‘Following is the full programme as arranged for the race meeting which will take place under the auspices of the 17th District Agricultural Association at Glenbrook Park, commencing on Tuesday next and continuing five ss TuESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D. National Hotel Stake—For two-year. old maidens. $15 entrance, half forfeit; $150 added; of which $40 to second. Half mile. Selling Race—Purse $175; of which $40 to second. Six furlongs. Trotting — three-year-old (District.) Purse $250. : Trotting—2:40 class (District.) Purse $250. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D. Selling—For all ages, Purse $200; of which $50 to second. Ruhbstaller’s Gilt Edge Stake—Hurdle handicap. Entrance, $20; declaration $10; $300 added; of which $50 to second, $20 to third. One and onequarter miles. : Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:30 class, open to all. Purse $300. THurRSDAY,; SEPTEMBER 24TH. Selling Purse—$200; of which $50 to second. Five furlong heats. Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R. Stake—Handicap_for_3-year-olds_ and over—$25 entrance; $10 only if declared. $250. added. One and one-quarter miles. Trotting—2-year-old (District) 2 in 8. Purse $200. Trotting — 2:24. class, open to all. Purse $400. Trotting—2 in 8, named horses, be‘longing to syperintendents of mines and other wéfks, owners to drive. Purse $400. Fripay, SEPTEMBER 25TH. Omaha Mine Stake—For two-yearolds—Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Five furlongs. Selling—Purse $250—$50 to second. One-mile heats. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:40 class, open to all. Purse $300. Pacing — 2:25 class, open to all. Purse $400. SaTurpDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH. Champion Mine Stake — All ages. Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Seven furlongs. Consolation Purse — $150; of which $40 to second. $10 for third. Six furThe best evidence of a person’s ability as an instructor is the progress made by those to whom instruction is given. T. W. McConnell, who has been giving writing lessons here, has demonstrated that-he is a very competent and successful teacher, his pupils showing remarkable improvement for the short time they have been under his tuition. The second term of his writing school commenced at Washington Schoolhouse this afternoon. Those who desire to improve their handwriting will do well to take a course of lessons. a matter as your health. Purify, enrich and vitalize your blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and thus keep yourself strong and healthy. Writing School. T. W. McCONNELL will continue his writing school, The seednd term will begin this afternoon (Mond&y, Sept. 2ist), at 4 o'clock, at Washington School House, Terms, $3 for twelve lessons. We will teach the Vertical Writing to any wishing it. Come and learn to write a good hand. Remember the time, 40’clock P.M. No night school. s2l-lwp The “Leader” Millinery Opening The ladies are cordially invited to call next Tuesday, and inspect our new FALL AND WINTER HATS, Everything new and up to MRS. I. MARION, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES. You will always find this motto prevails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop specialty of ING MOULDINGS a pairing done on A ibs Eine naga aes Successor to 0. C. Percival, Shop.on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. . Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Do Nor Exprriment in so important TURNING and BAND SAW Re 1. C. WEISENBURGER, ~. BRIEF MENTION, © Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Fine fresh cranberries just received at Wolf’s cash grocery store:George Black and John Sutherland were discharged today from the county . A Baby’s Life Savea. “My baby had croup and b Shiloh’s Cure.” writes i: ai Hunteville, Ala. ee All Recommetid It, ~~ = Ask your Pp } your ‘ : 1 and your friends about Bhiloh’s test for Consum: on. will mend it. Sela by Dickevmee. & fekermant & Oo jail after serving six days for vagrancy. The funeral of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland took place from the family residence on East Broad street yesterday afternoon, and was quite largely attended. William Mulcahy, who for some time past has had charge of the clothing store of the late Charles Grimes, left today for San Francisco, where he will The Board of Supervisors today fixed the tax levy, as follows: Inside of municipalities, $2; outside, $2.40. Last year the rate outside of municipalities was $2.70, or 30 cents higher than this year. Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low prices you must go to JACKSON'S. a24-tf purchase a fine stock of fall and winter YOU Gosa thee goods for the above store. He under-. GET Good Spices YOUR stands what is wanted for this market Good Crockery }and will make his selections accord-. MORE Good Quality . MONEY, ingly. Ad : ; ey The Tax Levy. BIG PRESENTS FREE. Profits Diviaea with Customers WHO COME DIRECT . —To—Creat American Importing Yea ( Leutje.& Brand’s jlotf Something New. COMMERCIAL ST.. Nevada City Hill’s. Mixed Flavoring Spi at . MILL ST. .5+-+2.--Grase Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, _ Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,{Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Oa MEATS AND FISH. is the Best. Give it a Trial longs. ‘ ; Special Hurdic. Pepsi ioe ota ag $I 25. Battle Ax Tobaece... 30 Trotting and Pacing mixed, 2:20. Duffy’s Malt..... 1 00]Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 class, open toall. Purse $500. _ {Gamecock Whisky ia. 100}° “in bulk, pergal. 50 Equestrian tournament and bicycle IXL Whisky 75 Olives (4 ai ‘ I 25 cea eee : e os toa = eho pasicweoee Bryant’s Root Beer yttie 10] Mikado Soap, per bar.. o5 Pe Ca Hire’s " “ 3for 50] Everything else in proportion, = = + = + © = “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee OF FASHION fit and the finest goods worth Pine Street, Near Broad, -—°}THE WHEELS a> must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes must be good, 1 sy Those are just exactly the kind of garments we make. ( The wheels of business are turning very fast for us now. become a matter of common knowledge that we are the best tailors in Nevada county, and our prices are the lowest if you count a perfect, g Run one}way today, another way tomofrow, but there are two things fashion always demands. ‘First, a man’s clothes It has SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Taifers, ~ NEVADA CITY, CASt. Chicken Tongue Chipped Beef You Wop’t H that is sold by Assessment Notice, ae cone ata held on the/I3th Cal. Notice is of the Board of Di JPEDERAL Loan MINING COMPANY, NEhereby given of August, 1896, ricspean ‘ a Commercial street, -Jt’s Too Hot to Gook This warm weather. you get a can of If Soused Mackerel ienna Sausage Dried Herring Pickled Shrimp ave to Cook! They are all ready for the table. If you want go with them, try BUD. WEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR honk Beer A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, ' Nevada City CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S. Se a jay 0 lock p. m. ratoassessmen: apt expenses cca tA. M. Allen’s bas will be sold.on the T' of the Company of e cretly formed against it, you must. tell . Office of you, but rely upon you. eee ment, No, 3, of five cents per’ share was levupon th Tpo) able on the Lith day of Seether oD the Secretary at the office o} the Company, 66 evada City, Cal., in United States gold coh. ny upon which thie assessment shali : 188, will be delinquent Pe ne § r ST EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! WHELIHAN BROS.,-——DEALERS _ IN———. rij rhe Very Finest of Wines, Liquors anda Cigrs, EVERYBOD DY CALLS FOR IT! Agents \ EAM BEER Fine Old Porter and Half and . : . The Best in the World ain a é THE TRA TmLRPHON! NDAY.00-0427? MO ei NEVADA CITY me ret Western.-.er0tt! os ; Saturdays oe etiay, Chicago Haxsis eos Grepark, Col Grass Valley : City 3.6% Re Fre mield t ayber™. secu , et. ‘Mondays, W nesdas CK 9: , One and Holidays 1, Mm . eee ENTERED POR Names of the Horst Different Event * The entries for +! Glenbrook Park thi lows, the entries of to be annonneed © 08 me TUESDAY, SE Race No. 1.—Na for 2-year-olds, hal dah, Billy Vice, Se M, Principle (now Race No. 2. Sel aix fulongs—Harn Clark, Toby, Reca Fussa, Gladiola, E WEDNESDAY, Race No. 5. Se mile—Grandeyra, Recardo, Tobey, . Race No. 6. E five hurdles—Hu Ora, Robie Hood THURSDAY, Race No.9. & repeat—Ernest, Red . scratched Satur Race No. 10. R. BR. stake, 1 Sweet Briar, Sir Two scratched . FRIDAY, “Race No. 18. ‘for two-year-olt :Cheridah, Billy Up, Miss Magg Race No. 14a mile and rep scratehed Satu SATURDA Race No, 17. all ages, % © Briar, Loben:¢ “annette, -Mis Sabilla. , QO On the 30th chem Sims at Burgman wi Tribe, Imp’d They will 4 and Ponemal Thursday ev program of . for the latte: October the Ceanotha © tas, at Gras: Tree silv ‘the ree lux cent Wine‘The /A. B. Chi “privilege b teenth Di tion to iss gramme ai conta‘uth weights, ¢ owner of € race. Deaf By local reach the There is . and that

D a _ ara THE TRANSCRIPT. ieteplishen Sept. 6, 1860, Hy Nat. P. Brown & Co. * NEVADA CITY, NEVADA: CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, . Proprietors WHAT THE HARVES Argos, From the arguments of the great Special to the DAILY TRANSCRIPT. MONDAY.....-SEPT.<21, 1896. FOR sf pena iiaerh REPUBLICAN. TICKET. PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION, P2935P ERITY."” speakers, the mediocre speakers and the speakers of little or no notoriety, and from the campaign literature and newspapers of the country, there is but one conculsion to arrive at on the subject of the Presidential election: McKinley will be elected. Statistics of the election of 1888 and 1892, and the general out-look as it stands at’ present, enable us to figure out about what States of the Union will surely go for McKinley and what States will likely go for. Bryan. Our Winthrop. Sentenced, San Francisco, Sept. 21.—Judge Wallace today sentenced Oliver Winthrop to life imprisonment for robbery. Trouble at Leadville, Lerapvitte, Colo., Sept. 21—The shaft house ‘of the Coronado mine was burned last night by unknown parties, WILLIAM McKINLEY -! oF OHIO, ae FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART” OF NEW JERSEY. estimate is as foll ows: SURE STATES FOR M’KINLEY. who have since fled to the mountains. A pitched battle also occurred between Electors. . union and non-union men, in which TNs ae Pa eas eee eae 24. many. shots were fired: dnd,two men PRMRIAPU ES cise stee hg visis 49 wie oe es wh a tuaaen 15 : TOWM Sho ede ch weak oe ad 1g . killed, and another will die. Dynamite Kansas.. 6.666 ecco ee ee seee eens 10} was extensively used-andtne Enmett Macenchoisette. 20000000000 //., 15. @md, Marion mines attacked. It is MACHA 050s o pie Sabie view ve ole 14. thought the backbone of the strike is Minnesota...... GRE SAS Ras yas 9 4 . now broken and that last night’s riot(. PBRSONAL POINTERS. ing was the final demonstration of the train. J. E. Poingdestre returned Saturday evening from a businesstrip to Brown’s Valley. ; A. B.Wolf returned last evening from Sacramento, Stockton and other places below: ‘ H. H. Purdy and John Costa, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening on their way home. Henry: Argall, one ofthe attaches of The Union, was over from Grass. Valley this afternoon. J.A. Northway of the Union Hotel returned home last évening after a pleasant visit to San Francisco. 8. L. Jones, B. F. Armstrong Geo. J. Cournow and H. C. Smith, of San Franand good times. Among the dovbtful States we give California, which ‘went Republican in 1888 and also in 1895, ‘and but for the monetary question is by all oddsa sure McKinley State. Connecticut, in our doubtful column, in 1888 gave Cleveland a plurality of 336, and in 1892, again gave him a plurality of but 195. With the same ratio of Democratic loss (and we believe it will be much greater) this State will also be safe for protection Delaware in 1888 gave Cleveland a plurality of 3,041 votes, and in 1892 gave him but 498 plurality. A muchsmaller Republican gain in Delaware will take her also for the phoid fever. Deceased leayes a wife and five children. One brother and an aged mother also survive him. “Dory” Van Slyke was well liked by all who knew him. He was a native of New York, aged’ 48 years. The funeral will take place from the Congregational Church tqmorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. . A Concise Chronicle of Various Polks. Oregon, «.--....:s-s0sscr0s: gg. Fifteen hundred militiamen and bat: ~ Doings and Intentions RhodeTsland...0 7.. lll, 8. teries of artillery are now in control of A re a ; te ‘3 Seca ee re aN Het her ere AIL ce i. the situation, having been sent from ? ohn Spaulding is up from Auburn. SONI: SSS suo be Cake beep : t Supervisor Donnelly of Grass Valley WYOMING.. i eee ee eee eel ee 3 Denver by order of the Governor, and i sa ti tow " : -—— . affairs are resuming their normal conSs 1 Total ses eT AN Ee 238 a i aa H.-G. Wendt-of Chieago, Iil.,arrived ' _ . dition. Begs ao i here last evening. STATES THAT WILL LIKELY GO FOR’ BRYAN. +2Oe. f ‘ H. ree of San Francisco arrived Electors. GRASS y ALLEY GLEANINGS. pe wikis 1 ee Sie fe rere ye over eee : sities ' w= -Upervisor D. McPhetres came over] Arkansas . 6.1.. 05. e eee eee eens “ ‘ [ . frona ‘Prudlise today. ee Glin rn ccc 4. The News of Today as Told Over the by e c J. H. Corley of San Francisco is here secrete er gce o 6 b.ce al diate dence ese gad ter pemenera Take if Telephone. ee spending a few days, Tdaho 2022 LTTIETD $8) i telegram was received today fioui , F. W. Page, the powder man of San Re L648 ak tives WRI HRT ae Eee 3 Leadville, Colorado, saying that Bert eee TING ot Sen troencisco arrivea . MISSISSIPPI.. Jl lll. . Meter, whose folks reside in Grass Valh Ta Fe PAE OS Soe Redan wgaigr gach h 7° aR a a I 17 . ley, was killed in a mining strike at the ere on last vA bab enc 8 train. ROW T MN 6 5 k RE Miare Re ... © 8) former place this morning. Last FriJ. Yore and M. Yore came down from bikie! Veo Re bee say a day the young man wrote a letter to . Cumptonville last-evening. Berth Corot g. his folks telling them that trouble was \ 4 f aman al " <j OUR, CAeae A OWS Tennessee.... 12. threatened and that they need not be ti rom lyorth San Juan today. PWMMO G5 vn 88 E 15. surprised to hear of his having a hand Le ‘ Supervisor F. M. Pridgeon came} Virginia.....:.. esd in it. His remains will be brought to h s down from Lake City today. WERE Sony ei ae 150 . Grass Valley for interment. Deceased . A. Montieth, the livery man of North} = =—§ *O™™--+----> was 22 years of age. BS Bloomfield, came down today. POURAEYS SLATES: Jesse C. Hitchcock of Nevada City us J udge Caldwell returned today from California.. 6.20.6.. eee eee ees 9/ and Miss Kate Hodge of Grass Valley ‘ Oe eee a eee. vone. Delaware 2.20.1. LL lLE _B] Were married here yesterday, at the ha ere Petes eed OVEN . antag oo oct AT eg ee 13 . home of the bride’s parents. Rev. E. J. Hy ing from a visit to the State Fair. Nébraskee 20. 8 is AEP 8. H. Van Deerlin performed the. cerei Henry Grater and B. Veteken, of San} North Dakota......... sce 3/ mony. nee rR ; 4 , fe Lean, ved: here.;on, lect: evening's . Wyechington,-.. .c.ccsvscsiccc . , Theodore Van Slyke died this mornie) ey ae West Virginia.. -.....0..04: 6. ing at the home of his brother, B. A. W:bKiéinedy and P. Brett, of San ° i Prasdioue A <r oh last Gventhere pane he Van Slyke. Death resulted from tytf ”, ee ee ee Dm Ne UR ae 08s op ome 6 Oars ae 8 a eae om Sh OO, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. All Odd Fellows and _Rebekahs, and their families, are invited to attend the social hop to be given at Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening, Sept 24th. td ARRIVALS ‘AT THE UNION HOTEL cisco, arrived here last evening. Beer. day evening. camping trip. by his old-time friends. were in town today on business. ++ oe 0 um Died Saturday. knew her. Relief Hill. All For Ten. Crescent Wine Rooms, street. _—————~~--e@e2 To ice Consumers. tn Oe 50 to 1. Chas. Stuckert and Max Isoard left this morning for the mountains in the interest of the celebrated Enterprise Thomas Nancarrow, brother of John Nancarrow of this city, arrived here from Sonora, Tuolumne county, SaturRichard Eddy, J. B. Gray, W. Abbott and J. G. Worthington returned Saturi day afternoon froma _ three-weeks’ John Pattison arrived here from San Francisco yesterday morning on a brief visit. He was warmly welcomed i J. W. Toland, J. H. Huy and A. E. Austin, principal stockholders in the Rocky Bar mine in Grizzly Canyon, Mrs. Ellen Monroe, who formerly kept a hotel at the Derbec: mine above North Bloomfield, and who suffered the loss of her property by fire on two occasions, died Saturday. She wasan old settler and highly respected by all who The funeral took place at A square meal and a schooner of beer all for ten cents, at the Star and Commercial 821 ‘ : The Union Ice Company is now ‘prepared to deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. tf 50 pounds of Flour for One Dollar, grand old party. Kentucky, never known to give anything less than a 10,000 Democratic majority, we put in the doubtful column on account of her antics in the spring election of a few months ago, when that awful Republican billow rolled over and. washed her clean. Everything considered—Kentucky is almost a sure Republican State. Our Democratic and Populistic friends may say we are crazy to place Nebraka(Bryan’s own State)in the column of unceiiainty, but we can’t help it. We really hope he may carry Nebraska, but it will require the official returns in November to convince us, In 1888, Nebraska gave Harrison a plurality of 14,182; in 1892 she excelled herself by rolling up the magnificent plurality of 62,284 for the same candidate. Admitting that we may lose even 60,000 of this great plurality, we will have over 2,000 which is enough to hold the State indoubt. The Dakotas came into Statehood after the election of 1888; In 1892 North Dakota Democrats and Populists fused and carried the State by the enormous plurality of 181 votes, while South Dakota rolled up the handsome plurality of 25,807 for the Republican party. South Dakota should be in our column of sure States for McKinley. Washington, also a new State, in 1892 being a Pacific Coast State, we are content to leave it doubtful on the money question alone. West Virginia, with less than 2000 plurality in 1888, and a little over 4000 plurality in 1892 for the Democracy, isa doubtful State in 1896 by reason of the fact that her manufactories and mines make a much better showing when they are running under Republican rule than when they are idle under Democratic rule. ; The States of Utah, New Mexico and Arizona are not included in this summary, as they are allnew States since gave Harrison a plurality of 6,658, but . Main Street, Nevada City. NORTHWAY & GAY, Proprietors, H. German, San Juan, J. White, Buena Vista, W. BR. Dibbles, Hill’s Flat, D. Donovan, Grass Valley, W. Roberison, 4 L. Lynch, “ C. Callaghan, Mooney Flat, “ B. Hogan, J. Widmer, J. Driscoll, “ . W. Cunning > Ww. Bishop and wife, Stockton, Miss J. Bishop, 38 Mrs. J. Dunham, bad Geo. Bisho J. R. Lewis, P» “ Nevada City, Thos. Barton, € M. Hohn, J. Wallington, M J. Loustan, feo L.D. Lynch, “ Thos. Carton, San Francisco, J. Austin, J. Driscoll, J. Atherton, s D. Wilson, J. Paterson, C. Morgan, B. Ketelsan, bas W. Kumude, i] B. Brett, F. L. Peters, “ M. Cohen, ° J. Johnson, “ Los Angeles, Geo. Mullin, 4 H. Lindley, Los Gatos, Joe Cleveland, Del Monte, “ s P. McShay, L. F. Jolson, Santa R M. P. Ralston, eg Thos. Wallaines, Joe Taylor, R. Mulligan, —————— The Constipation, causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Nevada City, “ ilis of Women, it 1s Delicious, Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syr the finest article in the market. To be procured only at Gaylord’s, 4 electoral college. % > we will‘not be called upon to do. It our opinion. that McKinley will havi not less than 250 votes in the next THE REPUBLICAN DELEGATES Elected to the Convention in the Yarious Precincts in This City. At. the Republican primaries in this city Saturday the following were vention: Evans, C. W. Chapman, Dave Richards, W. F. Engiebright, Sherman Marsh, Fred: Cooper. ‘There is a tie on the votes. ae t Precinct No. 2 (six delegates) —W. G. Richards, D. B. Getchell, B. F. Snell, E. J. Baker, J. B. Gray, D. 8. Baker, F. L. Harryhousen, W. T. Monk. There is a ceived 28 votes. Precinct No. 3 (nine delegates)—Jas. Colley Sr., J. G. O'Neill, E. A. Tompkins, T. T. Hughes, W: H. Smith Jr., David Muir, J. ANorthway, David Ashton, A, B. Wolf. Willow Valley Precinct—Oliver Ragon, 8. W. McAusland, E. B. Meservey, G. Ramelli. Gold Flat—W. E. Meservey, J. H. Rosewald, Henry Richards, William Waters, W. H. Murchie. ‘Truckee No. 1—F. A. Irish, William McDougald, J. F. Moody. Truckee No. 2—W. M. Burckhalter, W. P. Calkins, F. M. Rutherford. Boca—J. J. McDonald, J. W. Doan. eOo ~ What an Exchange Says.” The following we copy from the Plumas National-Bulletin of Thursday last: “L. S: Calkins of Nevada City was in town last week. Mr. Calkins is one of the proprietors of the 'TRANSORIPT, and is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Senator from this district. The Republicans of Nevada county appear to be united in favor of his nomination, which he will probably receive unanimously. Mr, Calkins is a wide-awake and able gentleman, who is identified with the interests of the District he aspires to represent in the Senate.” +--+ 0@e Collided With a Post. A horse belonging to Antone Silva of noon today on Pine street near Pecor’s saloon. One of the wheels of the light But little damage was done to the vehicle and harness. The woman and two small children who occupied the wagon escaped uninjured. blood, strengthen your nerves and give you an ap’ Stibstitute for Hood’s. * tion. Where to Go. has been done just right. 2Oe A Fact Worth Knowing. j10-tt and all Throat and Lung d reman & Oo. Oe and best nerve tonic. Witnesses Who See Through Glass, ‘It is curious,’’ says a Maine lawyer, ‘‘how prevalent: the notion is that a person cannot testify as a witness. in court to anything seen through glass. ‘What would you do with all the folks that wear spectacles and see everything through glass?’ asked a Maine judge not long ago, referring to this notion. If the glass through which an action or event Was seen was Wavy, 80 as to distort the appearance of objects, that fact might nowadays raise a doubt as to the reliability of the evidence, but could not exclude it, The prevailing notion doubtless had its rise in very ancient days, was very much warped and blurred. a relic, Where such material was in settlement of New England, and natuLewiston. Journal. Lord Palmerston and thé Turks, In regard to the Turks themselves, those fine e ions mean nothing. like, you mtist blend its exercise with justice; and, if you wish to arrive at a quick resv!t through all that ambuscade of intrigues and doubts and fears and at JACKSON’s. a24-tf . 1892, and up to this time have never Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation. Fn aie been counted among the electors, Bold by Dickerman & Co. oBPSS z Fine Butter, This is the summary: Karl’s Clover Koot Tea * Woodland Creamery Butter, the} Sure States for ‘ane Me Is a sure cure for Headache and ner4 os best in the market, can be had of Phil.} States likel togo for Bryan.. ~.,.150} Vous diseases. Nothing relieves so PS ‘ Scadden, the sole agent. a25-tf . Doubtful States.........5. “p6; quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Co, Vocal Music. States is 444.. We can give Bryan MARRIED, . . Mrs. H. G, Parsons has resumed . every doubtful State, and have a mateaching and will receive pupils at the . jority of 32 electoral votes, we can. At the Congregational Parsonage in j residence of Mrs. Geo. Shaw, Pine. sive him all the doubtful States and . this city, September 20th, by Rev. J. ; street. : : tf . 30.of sure electors, and have a safe . Sims, James A. McKenzie to Miss. Lola P on majority of electoral votes.’ But this , Shaver, both of this city. ‘Sy ia. ed . Van Deer!

Hodge. At the. residence of the bride’s paa Grass Valley, September 20th, “ Jesse ©. of evada City to] . Kate prejudices which will be sure to be sethe Turk what he is to do, why he is to do, it, when he is to do it and show him that you only ask quietly and reasonably what you have a right to demand. In this way, and this way alone, you will do bu’ ss with him. If he sees you act thus, he will not only agree with elected delegates to the County ConPrecinct No. 1 (seven delegates)— James Kinkead, John Werry, John three last named, edch receiving 45 tie on the last three; each having reRush creek started torun away about wagon to which he was attached struck an electric light pole at Carter & Johnston’s corner and held the wagon fast. Insist Upon Hoop s Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your tite, There can be no Hoov’s Prits are the best after-dinner pills, — digestion, prevent constipaWhen your watch needs repairing or cleaning you should take it to the old and reliable firm of Leutje & Brand, if you want to feel positive that the work Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia iseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by DickFrerp THE NERVES upon pure, rich blood and you need not-be nervous. Pure blood comes by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which is thus the greatest when all the glass in use for windows . Sach: glass may be seen—a single pane of it—in the office of the little hotel in . g Cambridge village, framed and kept as use it is little wonder that a witness was prevented from testifying as to what he saw through it. It was in common use in England at the time of the rally in the early homes of this continent it was the best that could be had. But such a fule where modern glass is in common use would be. nonsense, ’’— may I venture to observe that the genius of theiy manners and conversation is that of yielding everything at first? They begin by saying, ‘Good; yes.’ But when you come to: the matter in question and to its details you will find all Like all people in a weak position, they . #4 vespect you sccording to their opinion of your force. If, however, you wish A that force to have a permanent influ. remain un ence and to be unaccompanied by-disGLENBROOK PARK RACES. The Full Running Programme of Next Week's Events. ‘Following is the full programme as arranged for the race meeting which will take place under the auspices of the 17th District Agricultural Association at Glenbrook Park, commencing on Tuesday next and continuing five ss TuESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D. National Hotel Stake—For two-year. old maidens. $15 entrance, half forfeit; $150 added; of which $40 to second. Half mile. Selling Race—Purse $175; of which $40 to second. Six furlongs. Trotting — three-year-old (District.) Purse $250. : Trotting—2:40 class (District.) Purse $250. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D. Selling—For all ages, Purse $200; of which $50 to second. Ruhbstaller’s Gilt Edge Stake—Hurdle handicap. Entrance, $20; declaration $10; $300 added; of which $50 to second, $20 to third. One and onequarter miles. : Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:30 class, open to all. Purse $300. THurRSDAY,; SEPTEMBER 24TH. Selling Purse—$200; of which $50 to second. Five furlong heats. Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R. Stake—Handicap_for_3-year-olds_ and over—$25 entrance; $10 only if declared. $250. added. One and one-quarter miles. Trotting—2-year-old (District) 2 in 8. Purse $200. Trotting — 2:24. class, open to all. Purse $400. Trotting—2 in 8, named horses, be‘longing to syperintendents of mines and other wéfks, owners to drive. Purse $400. Fripay, SEPTEMBER 25TH. Omaha Mine Stake—For two-yearolds—Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Five furlongs. Selling—Purse $250—$50 to second. One-mile heats. Special Running Race. Trotting — 2:40 class, open to all. Purse $300. Pacing — 2:25 class, open to all. Purse $400. SaTurpDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH. Champion Mine Stake — All ages. Entrance $15; half forfeit; $150 added; $50 to second. Seven furlongs. Consolation Purse — $150; of which $40 to second. $10 for third. Six furThe best evidence of a person’s ability as an instructor is the progress made by those to whom instruction is given. T. W. McConnell, who has been giving writing lessons here, has demonstrated that-he is a very competent and successful teacher, his pupils showing remarkable improvement for the short time they have been under his tuition. The second term of his writing school commenced at Washington Schoolhouse this afternoon. Those who desire to improve their handwriting will do well to take a course of lessons. a matter as your health. Purify, enrich and vitalize your blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and thus keep yourself strong and healthy. Writing School. T. W. McCONNELL will continue his writing school, The seednd term will begin this afternoon (Mond&y, Sept. 2ist), at 4 o'clock, at Washington School House, Terms, $3 for twelve lessons. We will teach the Vertical Writing to any wishing it. Come and learn to write a good hand. Remember the time, 40’clock P.M. No night school. s2l-lwp The “Leader” Millinery Opening The ladies are cordially invited to call next Tuesday, and inspect our new FALL AND WINTER HATS, Everything new and up to MRS. I. MARION, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, THE BEST OF WORK. THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. You will always find this motto prevails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop specialty of ING MOULDINGS a pairing done on A ibs Eine naga aes Successor to 0. C. Percival, Shop.on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. . Fancy Groceries PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED Do Nor Exprriment in so important TURNING and BAND SAW Re 1. C. WEISENBURGER, ~. BRIEF MENTION, © Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Fine fresh cranberries just received at Wolf’s cash grocery store:George Black and John Sutherland were discharged today from the county . A Baby’s Life Savea. “My baby had croup and b Shiloh’s Cure.” writes i: ai Hunteville, Ala. ee All Recommetid It, ~~ = Ask your Pp } your ‘ : 1 and your friends about Bhiloh’s test for Consum: on. will mend it. Sela by Dickevmee. & fekermant & Oo jail after serving six days for vagrancy. The funeral of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland took place from the family residence on East Broad street yesterday afternoon, and was quite largely attended. William Mulcahy, who for some time past has had charge of the clothing store of the late Charles Grimes, left today for San Francisco, where he will The Board of Supervisors today fixed the tax levy, as follows: Inside of municipalities, $2; outside, $2.40. Last year the rate outside of municipalities was $2.70, or 30 cents higher than this year. Remember This Fact. That if you want reliable watches or clocks at low prices you must go to JACKSON'S. a24-tf purchase a fine stock of fall and winter YOU Gosa thee goods for the above store. He under-. GET Good Spices YOUR stands what is wanted for this market Good Crockery }and will make his selections accord-. MORE Good Quality . MONEY, ingly. Ad : ; ey The Tax Levy. BIG PRESENTS FREE. Profits Diviaea with Customers WHO COME DIRECT . —To—Creat American Importing Yea ( Leutje.& Brand’s jlotf Something New. COMMERCIAL ST.... Nevada City Hill’s. Mixed Flavoring Spi at . MILL ST.. .5+-+2.--Grase Valley MONEY SAVING STORE. BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, _ Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water,{Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Oa MEATS AND FISH. is the Best. Give it a Trial longs. ‘ ; Special Hurdic. Pepsi ioe ota ag $I 25. Battle Ax Tobaece...... 30 Trotting and Pacing mixed, 2:20. Duffy’s Malt......... 1 00]Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 class, open toall. Purse $500. _ {Gamecock Whisky ia. 100}° “in bulk, pergal. 50 Equestrian tournament and bicycle IXL Whisky 75 Olives (4 ai ‘ I 25 cea eee : e os toa = eho pasicweoee Bryant’s Root Beer yttie 10] Mikado Soap, per bar... o5 Pe Ca Hire’s " “ 3for 50] Everything else in proportion, = = + = + © = “ ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee OF FASHION fit and the finest goods worth Pine Street, Near Broad, -—°}THE WHEELS a> must fit him; second, the materials in his clothes must be good, 1 sy Those are just exactly the kind of garments we make. ( The wheels of business are turning very fast for us now. become a matter of common knowledge that we are the best tailors in Nevada county, and our prices are the lowest if you count a perfect, g Run one}way today, another way tomofrow, but there are two things fashion always demands. ‘First, a man’s clothes It has SMITH BROTHERS, The Fashionable Taifers, ~ NEVADA CITY, CASt. Chicken Tongue Chipped Beef You Wop’t H that is sold by Assessment Notice, ae cone ata held on the/I3th Cal. Notice is of the Board of Di JPEDERAL Loan MINING COMPANY, NEhereby given of August, 1896, ricspean ‘ a Commercial street, -Jt’s Too Hot to Gook This warm weather. you get a can of If Soused Mackerel ienna Sausage Dried Herring Pickled Shrimp ave to Cook! They are all ready for the table. If you want go with them, try BUD. WEISER BEER, that fine CLEAR honk Beer A B. WOLF, The Cash Grocer, ' Nevada City CAPT. RUHSTALLER’S. Se a jay 0 lock p. m. ratoassessmen: apt expenses cca tA. M. Allen’s bas will be sold.on the T' of the Company of e cretly formed against it, you must. tell . Office of you, but rely upon you. eee ment, No, 3, of five cents per’ share was levupon th Tpo) able on the Lith day of Seether oD the Secretary at the office o} the Company, 66 evada City, Cal., in United States gold coh. ny upon which thie assessment shali : 188, will be delinquent Pe ne § r ST EVERYBODY DRINKS IT! WHELIHAN BROS.,-——DEALERS _ IN———. rij rhe Very Finest of Wines, Liquors anda Cigrs, EVERYBOD DY CALLS FOR IT! Agents \ EAM BEER Fine Old Porter and Half and . : . The Best in the World ain a é THE TRA TmLRPHON! NDAY.00-0427? MO ei NEVADA CITY me ret Western..-.er0tt! os ; Saturdays oe etiay, Chicago Haxsis eos Grepark, Col Grass Valley : City 3.6% Re Fre mield t ayber™. secu , et.. ‘Mondays, W nesdas CK 9: , One and Holidays 1, Mm . eee ENTERED POR Names of the Horst Different Event * The entries for +! Glenbrook Park thi lows, the entries of to be annonneed © 08 me TUESDAY, SE Race No. 1.—Na for 2-year-olds, hal dah, Billy Vice, Se M, Principle (now Race No. 2. Sel aix fulongs—Harn Clark, Toby, Reca Fussa, Gladiola, E WEDNESDAY, Race No. 5. Se mile—Grandeyra, Recardo, Tobey, . Race No. 6. E five hurdles—Hu Ora, Robie Hood THURSDAY, Race No.9. & repeat—Ernest, Red . scratched Satur Race No. 10. R. BR. stake, 1 Sweet Briar, Sir Two scratched . FRIDAY, “Race No. 18. ‘for two-year-olt :Cheridah, Billy Up, Miss Magg Race No. 14a mile and rep scratehed Satu SATURDA Race No, 17. all ages, % © Briar, Loben:¢ “annette, -Mis Sabilla. , QO On the 30th chem Sims at Burgman wi Tribe, Imp’d They will 4 and Ponemal Thursday ev program of . for the latte: October the Ceanotha © tas, at Gras: Tree silv ‘the ree lux cent Wine‘The /A. B. Chi “privilege b teenth Di tion to iss gramme ai conta‘uth weights, ¢ owner of € race. Deaf By local reach the There is . and that