April 23, 1881 (4 pages)

a; ods Store b 4 Thedire,With a fins ~G00Ds, and Chi). ngs. &¢, Ht les re. s00d§ at the ~ E AND ORS. T PIPE 0 itches e Back, illiousness, fever and tter’s Stomthe chilly midtes the pitsct, For rase and » Acres of the town of LYONS. . of Walter . apli-2w on. e existing d Fred T. Zekind & tual conZekind & ‘kind, who INP. WN. a at ind Phe out April apl3 onion ENT. » Rooms, Room saloon or res. S. ty Hall on © KEG. at District lection wilt . Building, 1881, 5. ress lock a. ™. ses, D. L. LLOY, hucation. wJ0 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA SITY ie ides —_— LTasSe earn, Brief Mentions The Manzanita hydraulic mine in this district is now making its’ first clean-up for the season. Big results are anticipated. : There wasa light rainfall early Yesterday the air Was quite chilly and dark clouds Thursday evening. hung over “the city at times, J. D. Fennessy, phonographic reporter of the Superior Court, and avile will next week-¢o to Columbia Hill eS Meron ~ for a visit and trom de de to the, Lakes. 3 Marshal Baldridge yesterday visitel Wy McA'pine, the crippled em-, bezzler In the Cou ity Jail, and-found ov his person another watch and ringbelonging to Parr & en. Wm. Floyd -h1s~ purchased © the’ te —-esidence-ck-A,-H. Parker onFligh streetpaying therefor $1,309. Iteis Afie fourth piece of Ne syada City property that Mr. F Loyd has purchased — asl horttime, father, Afeay ‘her came down from W ashifigton towaship yesterday. Me: says t' iat when he -left there in the morfing the ridge to the south. eist of Omega was buried in snow that-fell nicht before last. tev. Mr. Ash has commenced the publ cation at Grass Valley of a paper ci uled the Metho list Re porter. i) It’s reporter belong the ‘first time we ever heard of al ng to the or any other religious denomination. The € Valley: has anew hearse. From the way the Free Lance speaks, he must be ‘oroner at Grass got intending to chafe people for riding in it. We had always thou«ht hereto— Yore that hearses wer= for deadheails:. } only. What are the City Trustees going to. d&@about giving Kearney street—a+— new name ?—_It is a matter of sericus regret that ever sosmal! a part of! . Nevada City should be disgraced by ‘any reminder of the sandlot. demaewoune gogne, The case_of Jane Daley vs.the Ex—. _ celsior Water and Min ng Company “qs still dragging, outfits weary length in the Superior Court. was the third day, was subniitted without argument. _ Several othe Ty similar cases willstand or fall by it. ine. the Jail is gradually growivg benutiiully +o. Fue €b iit The chaineins trom County Partics iuel ned carccal that hovering less in propo tigns, now al out cournitting petty offense the chost of hard work is over them, and that class of o. cndeng are not coming in with the oldAime rapidity._‘There are now only. ~ four. or five available candidates for the gang in-jail, and they are good work on the road that extends from near Marsh’s at the head Bonlder street to the Willow Valley road near Worrell’sraiuch, ° oe Bouad Over. After the charge a:, cuees W. McAlpine had been redaced from a felony to a misdemeanor. Wednesday afternoon, a recount of the goods emto be lawless“are very doing benzled was made showing their ’ value to Be $51 instead of $48. ‘Vhe charge of misdemeanor was therefore withdrawa, and he was bound over for trial in the Superior Court. ——— A Kow ata Ball. At the bal masque in Grass Valley Thursday evening one young man slapped anuther one in the face. Tne latter made.a move as if ‘to drawa weapon, when outsiders interfered. Both of the quarrele-s were excluded from the ball-room, but were after~ wards admitted again. -— Oe The Local Time Table. ___In another column of to-day's paper will be found the new time table of the Narrow Guage railroad, which 80es into effect to-morrow. Superintendent Kidder has made the best arrangement possible in view of the way that the Central Pecitic trains are to run. Scadden Flat Order Found. An order on the Scadden Flat Mining Company: for-$60, and endorsed, was found in this city, Thursday.— The owner can‘recover it by calling at this office, proving property and paying for this advertisement, April 23d—2t Hay AT MARKET RATE?. £19-tf _M. Lonnie, Colfax. < Harry hows-Methodist Yesterday . and the matter!’ Beautiful Souvenirs. In the show window of Lester & . Craw ford’s store on Main street is to . be seen a display of the largest and richest assortment of Birthday Cards ‘ev er offered by any firm in the mountains. The exquisite works of artare much admired by lovers of . the beautiful, as they include all the most novel and tasty designd, They ‘arzvas-cheap as they are beautiful. tie one eeb carte UNE eee The Variety Store Has Remove next to Nafiziger’s butcher shop on Commercial street, come and examine our stock of, goods. ap21-2t Harrynovsen & Parr t# Rare opportunities “offered a . Chestuuitwood’s Business College. a Siabat the Old Viace. THe Rep-iedaPuotoGatuery,+ Beta Street, Spposite Stumpf’s Ho1,—Nevada City. Photographs in iene styleand equal to any: in the State, Prices to suit the times. ~~ Mrs. J. F. Ruperpen, Prop’r. Couurns, Operator. ap2<-> Safe for Sale. A new Macneal.& Urban safe is offered for sale very cheap. Call o{a21-3t]) JoHN Scumivr, on, To the Ladies of Nevada City, For thé last European patterns call on Mrs, McCarthy, late of San . Francisco, at the residence of J. H. Boardman, Lessons given in drésscutting by improved plan. ap2U-lw C. HEPLER, “ALER IN . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Grain, Feed, &c. ; Goer ds sold at Be d-rock Prices, Vine’ Brands of Cigars and Tobacco JACKSON'S Spriag ? Sumer Clothing Finest Stock in the County _ B. H. MILLER, HAS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT. OF HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING Goons, All varieties of NECKTIES, SOCKS, &c.,. &c., Ewer. HBrousht to Newada City, ——o——. ‘=His Prices are the Lowest laze es Qs t2” DON’T PATRONIZE DRUMMERS. be fotind at MILLER’S, getting. “PIONEER. FURNTTRE STORE, COMMERCIA!. STREET. Everything. you want -can When you buy of him, you will see what you are t ‘1ae0q [2007 Auy . fq posezo seoud WeMoT OY PROPRIETOR. NO OLD OR SECONDHAND FURNITURE. L. Mi. SUKEFORTH, The Newest and -Best,. * NEVADA. Crryw. GEORGE E. TURNER PINE STREET, HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in HARDWARE Of Every description. IRON, STEEL, : STOVES; TINWARE, _. GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, _ POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS SHOVELS, PICKS,—__— . AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS . Eté,, Ete., Ete. ’ Snpigcchopeteil PAINTS, OILS, : WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. meena Crockery —— AND——. Glassware. MULL & MININGSUPPLIES. Agent for the justly « celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder in use. RICHARD TREMAINE NNOUNCES hims ‘fas a canuidate .or i the offi.e of City Marshal. Election, . Monday,*Mav 2, 1881. For City Assessor., Ss! oe J. J. ROGERS . NNOUNGES himself as a_Candidate fcr the office of City Assessor. For City Treasure re J.-D. FLEMING NNOUNCES himself as 4& candidate for F _ the office of City, Treasurer. : ‘For City Assessor. J. J. MEACHAM “4 NNOUNCES himself as a candidate for the office of City Assessor. For City Treasurer. W. A. SIGOURNEY NNOUNCES himself as a «andidate for the o‘lice of City Treasurer. Election Monday, May Ss, 1881. For City Assessor. W. S. LONG S hereby announced for re election es Ci-y Asse-vor, —Eleetion—Fi:stMonday in May, 1881. “For City Marshal. E. BALDRIDCE NNOUNCES himself as a cendidate for tA re-election to the office 0° City Marshel. Election May 2d. —————— For City Assessar. F. H. HINDS NNOUNCES himself as a candidate for the_office-of City Ascsesser,_Electioa Monday, May 2d, 1881. apl2 _ For City Marshal. i 4 br i WILLIAM SCOTT , NNOUNCES himself as a candidate for A the oifice of City Marshal. . Le, Ye a BAY STATE MARKET Broad street, opp. City Hall, ” JAMES COLLEY, Prop’r. vada City and vicinity with choice ‘. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sau— sages, etc., : At as low rates as_can be purchased anywhere in Nevada County. Meats delivered within a réasonable distance free of charge. ‘Iyou want a nice roast, ateak, eut~ “let or chop, give me a call. to me for meats purchased at the Broad Street Market, are requested to settle their accuunts by the lst of January, 1881, without fail; as the busicess must be closed by that time. JAMES COLLEY. Nevada City, Nov. 80, 1880. KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. ™ HAVING purchased the above named Market, I will be glad tosee all former patrons abd will-be able-to supply the public with all kinds of é Fresh and Salt Meats, kept in a And everything generally FIRST CLASS MARKET* whieh wil be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST BATES. ALSO ON HAND FRESH UuARD Of my own manufacture, which is xuaranteed to be A. No. 1. Having had long experience in the business, I can guarantee to give periect satisiaction to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. All kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times. CHAS. KENT. REMOVED. €. LECOC@ has removed his SE “CHOP HOUSE ~ To Broad Street, Below the National, NEVADA CITY. MEALS GOTTEN UP ON SHORT NOTICE AND IN ANY STYE DESIBED, FROM 25 Cents Up. OPEN AT NIGHT. aa it you want a Good Meal, go te als ~“Lecoog’. / a Having purchased the goo Ls and fixtures’of the : Bay State Market, . _ { am prepared to supply thd people of NeThose of my old pat ons who are indebted _ Lounges, Single Lounges, Etc., Etc. Beading cf All HRinas, Upholstering Of all kinds“done on short notice and at the very lowest rates.— Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson New No. 8, The Best Sewing Machine in the Market. Large an full stock of GRANITE IRON cheaper than the cheapest.The stock has just heen receive, and comprises _a_fullline of Parlor and Be dE I ; Room Sets, and full Line of First-class J°ET £2 WET TTR E: oe ieeeeeiew = = = = : ; MECHANICS’ TOOLS ofall kinds. s Fhe Stock is extra large and fine ; has mi Dought cheap, and will he sold -echeapor4 : _ e than any other dealerin the county ean sien to, There is no humbug about this as GALVANIZED IRON PIPE OF Ali purchasers will «nd upon investigation. ie ie : ; aa ; z : : ‘ eS SIZES made to order at short notice. For City Marshal. A full line of Moldings, Picture Frames, Brackets, Mirrors, Ped 2 aise ig a2 Purchasers will find it to their ad\ tage to visitimy establishment before a ing elsewhere. GEO. E. ‘TURNER. 1881. . 1881; GRAND OPENING ——_—-oF— SPRING © SUMMER GOODS, Dry and Fancy Goods. SSE 5 eee oe. Ce BLUMEN TIAL, Corner of.Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City Having received one of the-Largest Stocks of. Spring and Summer Dr Goods ever brought to this city, consisting of N:w Silk, New Satins, New Dress Gocds, New Ginghams New Calicoes, Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, Window Shades and Curtains, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper and Millinery Goods,~Ladies’, Misses aud Children’s Shoes, — A fine assertment_of Furnishing Goods always on hand, g : es UY Sate Persons desiring anything in the Dry Good3Miue will find it to their advantage to ‘ca at my store before making their purchases. Orders from the country promptly attcgde ltd. Sam ies sent free on application, ? ji igi: . A. WOVIMENTEZTAL, ~ April 2. Corner Broud and Pine “Tt reets, Spr‘ng Goods ! Summer Goods! Spring Styles! Summer Styles! HYMAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortinent of FINE CLOTHING for.Men and Boys, HATS, FURNISHING GCQDS, BOOTS and SHOES TRUNKS, SATCHELS and VALISES. s oe Stock is Complete in Every Department. Prices the Lowest in the Market. Call on a. Before Purchasing, HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Str2cts, Nevada City. ee Murray St. New York ; 216 and 218 California St, 8 o—_ Ss CIGAR: Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduc ed! YEING OVERSTOCKED WITH . Finest Stock of THE Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next GO DAYS oA. IN SAN FRANCISCO1 This is no bricombe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY; CUTLERY, FRUIT, Etc. Is among the Lest in the market, and I afi alsu selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City can offer. Read a few of mv Prices: Cigars that.cost $125 at ows “in & a Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2ccmts piece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousm a Sin Francisco, I sell at‘8 1-3 cents apie Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 ceuts apiecet Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. ta Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prites. JOHN JACK — ESO THAN COoT

a; ods Store b 4 Thedire,With a fins ~G00Ds, and Chi). ngs. &¢, Ht les re. s00d§ at the ~ E AND ORS. T PIPE 0 itches e Back, illiousness, fever and tter’s Stomthe chilly midtes the pitsct, For rase and » Acres of the town of LYONS. . of Walter . apli-2w on. e existing d Fred T. Zekind & tual conZekind & ‘kind, who INP. WN. a at ind Phe out April apl3 onion ENT. » Rooms, Room saloon or res. S. ty Hall on © KEG. at District lection wilt . Building, 1881, 5. ress lock a. ™. ses, D. L. LLOY, hucation. wJ0 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA SITY ie ides —_— LTasSe earn, Brief Mentions The Manzanita hydraulic mine in this district is now making its’ first clean-up for the season. Big results are anticipated. : There wasa light rainfall early Yesterday the air Was quite chilly and dark clouds Thursday evening. hung over “the city at times, J. D. Fennessy, phonographic reporter of the Superior Court, and avile will next week-¢o to Columbia Hill eS Meron ~ for a visit and trom de de to the, Lakes. 3 Marshal Baldridge yesterday visitel Wy McA'pine, the crippled em-, bezzler In the Cou ity Jail, and-found ov his person another watch and ringbelonging to Parr & en. Wm. Floyd -h1s~ purchased © the’ te —-esidence-ck-A,-H. Parker onFligh streetpaying therefor $1,309. Iteis Afie fourth piece of Ne syada City property that Mr. F Loyd has purchased — asl horttime, father, Afeay ‘her came down from W ashifigton towaship yesterday. Me: says t' iat when he -left there in the morfing the ridge to the south. eist of Omega was buried in snow that-fell nicht before last. tev. Mr. Ash has commenced the publ cation at Grass Valley of a paper ci uled the Metho list Re porter. i) It’s reporter belong the ‘first time we ever heard of al ng to the or any other religious denomination. The € Valley: has anew hearse. From the way the Free Lance speaks, he must be ‘oroner at Grass got intending to chafe people for riding in it. We had always thou«ht hereto— Yore that hearses wer= for deadheails:. } only. What are the City Trustees going to. d&@about giving Kearney street—a+— new name ?—_It is a matter of sericus regret that ever sosmal! a part of! . Nevada City should be disgraced by ‘any reminder of the sandlot. demaewoune gogne, The case_of Jane Daley vs.the Ex—. _ celsior Water and Min ng Company “qs still dragging, outfits weary length in the Superior Court. was the third day, was subniitted without argument. _ Several othe Ty similar cases willstand or fall by it. ine. the Jail is gradually growivg benutiiully +o. Fue €b iit The chaineins trom County Partics iuel ned carccal that hovering less in propo tigns, now al out cournitting petty offense the chost of hard work is over them, and that class of o. cndeng are not coming in with the oldAime rapidity._‘There are now only. ~ four. or five available candidates for the gang in-jail, and they are good work on the road that extends from near Marsh’s at the head Bonlder street to the Willow Valley road near Worrell’sraiuch, ° oe Bouad Over. After the charge a:, cuees W. McAlpine had been redaced from a felony to a misdemeanor. Wednesday afternoon, a recount of the goods emto be lawless“are very doing benzled was made showing their ’ value to Be $51 instead of $48. ‘Vhe charge of misdemeanor was therefore withdrawa, and he was bound over for trial in the Superior Court. ——— A Kow ata Ball. At the bal masque in Grass Valley Thursday evening one young man slapped anuther one in the face. Tne latter made.a move as if ‘to drawa weapon, when outsiders interfered. Both of the quarrele-s were excluded from the ball-room, but were after~ wards admitted again. -— Oe The Local Time Table. ___In another column of to-day's paper will be found the new time table of the Narrow Guage railroad, which 80es into effect to-morrow. Superintendent Kidder has made the best arrangement possible in view of the way that the Central Pecitic trains are to run. Scadden Flat Order Found. An order on the Scadden Flat Mining Company: for-$60, and endorsed, was found in this city, Thursday.— The owner can‘recover it by calling at this office, proving property and paying for this advertisement, April 23d—2t Hay AT MARKET RATE?. £19-tf _M. Lonnie, Colfax. < Harry hows-Methodist Yesterday . and the matter!’ Beautiful Souvenirs. In the show window of Lester & . Craw ford’s store on Main street is to . be seen a display of the largest and richest assortment of Birthday Cards ‘ev er offered by any firm in the mountains. The exquisite works of artare much admired by lovers of . the beautiful, as they include all the most novel and tasty designd, They ‘arzvas-cheap as they are beautiful. tie one eeb carte UNE eee The Variety Store Has Remove next to Nafiziger’s butcher shop on Commercial street, come and examine our stock of, goods. ap21-2t Harrynovsen & Parr t# Rare opportunities “offered a . Chestuuitwood’s Business College. a Siabat the Old Viace. THe Rep-iedaPuotoGatuery,+ Beta Street, Spposite Stumpf’s Ho1,—Nevada City. Photographs in iene styleand equal to any: in the State, Prices to suit the times. ~~ Mrs. J. F. Ruperpen, Prop’r. Couurns, Operator. ap2<-> Safe for Sale. A new Macneal.& Urban safe is offered for sale very cheap. Call o{a21-3t]) JoHN Scumivr, on, To the Ladies of Nevada City, For thé last European patterns call on Mrs, McCarthy, late of San . Francisco, at the residence of J. H. Boardman, Lessons given in drésscutting by improved plan. ap2U-lw C. HEPLER, “ALER IN . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Grain, Feed, &c. ; Goer ds sold at Be d-rock Prices, Vine’ Brands of Cigars and Tobacco JACKSON'S Spriag ? Sumer Clothing Finest Stock in the County _ B. H. MILLER, HAS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT. OF HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING Goons, All varieties of NECKTIES, SOCKS, &c.,. &c., Ewer. HBrousht to Newada City, ——o——. ‘=His Prices are the Lowest laze es Qs t2” DON’T PATRONIZE DRUMMERS.

be fotind at MILLER’S, getting. “PIONEER. FURNTTRE STORE, COMMERCIA!. STREET. Everything. you want -can When you buy of him, you will see what you are t ‘1ae0q [2007 Auy . fq posezo seoud WeMoT OY PROPRIETOR. NO OLD OR SECONDHAND FURNITURE. L. Mi. SUKEFORTH, The Newest and -Best,. * NEVADA. Crryw. GEORGE E. TURNER PINE STREET, HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in HARDWARE Of Every description. IRON, STEEL, : STOVES; TINWARE, _. GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, _ POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS SHOVELS, PICKS,—__— . AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS . Eté,, Ete., Ete. ’ Snpigcchopeteil PAINTS, OILS, : WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. meena Crockery —— AND——. Glassware. MULL & MININGSUPPLIES. Agent for the justly « celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder in use. RICHARD TREMAINE NNOUNCES hims ‘fas a canuidate .or i the offi.e of City Marshal. Election, . Monday,*Mav 2, 1881. For City Assessor., Ss! oe J. J. ROGERS . NNOUNGES himself as a_Candidate fcr the office of City Assessor. For City Treasure re J.-D. FLEMING NNOUNCES himself as 4& candidate for F _ the office of City, Treasurer. : ‘For City Assessor. J. J. MEACHAM “4 NNOUNCES himself as a candidate for the office of City Assessor. For City Treasurer. W. A. SIGOURNEY NNOUNCES himself as a «andidate for the o‘lice of City Treasurer. Election Monday, May Ss, 1881. For City Assessor. W. S. LONG S hereby announced for re election es Ci-y Asse-vor, —Eleetion—Fi:stMonday in May, 1881. “For City Marshal. E. BALDRIDCE NNOUNCES himself as a cendidate for tA re-election to the office 0° City Marshel. Election May 2d. —————— For City Assessar. F. H. HINDS NNOUNCES himself as a candidate for the_office-of City Ascsesser,_Electioa Monday, May 2d, 1881. apl2 _ For City Marshal. i 4 br i WILLIAM SCOTT , NNOUNCES himself as a candidate for A the oifice of City Marshal. . Le, Ye a BAY STATE MARKET Broad street, opp. City Hall, ” JAMES COLLEY, Prop’r. vada City and vicinity with choice ‘. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sau— sages, etc., : At as low rates as_can be purchased anywhere in Nevada County. Meats delivered within a réasonable distance free of charge. ‘Iyou want a nice roast, ateak, eut~ “let or chop, give me a call. to me for meats purchased at the Broad Street Market, are requested to settle their accuunts by the lst of January, 1881, without fail; as the busicess must be closed by that time. JAMES COLLEY. Nevada City, Nov. 80, 1880. KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. ™ HAVING purchased the above named Market, I will be glad tosee all former patrons abd will-be able-to supply the public with all kinds of é Fresh and Salt Meats, kept in a And everything generally FIRST CLASS MARKET* whieh wil be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST BATES. ALSO ON HAND FRESH UuARD Of my own manufacture, which is xuaranteed to be A. No. 1. Having had long experience in the business, I can guarantee to give periect satisiaction to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. All kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times. CHAS. KENT. REMOVED. €. LECOC@ has removed his SE “CHOP HOUSE ~ To Broad Street, Below the National, NEVADA CITY. MEALS GOTTEN UP ON SHORT NOTICE AND IN ANY STYE DESIBED, FROM 25 Cents Up. OPEN AT NIGHT. aa it you want a Good Meal, go te als ~“Lecoog’. / a Having purchased the goo Ls and fixtures’of the : Bay State Market, . _ { am prepared to supply thd people of NeThose of my old pat ons who are indebted _ Lounges, Single Lounges, Etc., Etc. Beading cf All HRinas, Upholstering Of all kinds“done on short notice and at the very lowest rates.— Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson New No. 8, The Best Sewing Machine in the Market. Large an full stock of GRANITE IRON cheaper than the cheapest.The stock has just heen receive, and comprises _a_fullline of Parlor and Be dE I ; Room Sets, and full Line of First-class J°ET £2 WET TTR E: oe ieeeeeiew = = = = : ; MECHANICS’ TOOLS ofall kinds. s Fhe Stock is extra large and fine ; has mi Dought cheap, and will he sold -echeapor4 : _ e than any other dealerin the county ean sien to, There is no humbug about this as GALVANIZED IRON PIPE OF Ali purchasers will «nd upon investigation. ie ie : ; aa ; z : : ‘ eS SIZES made to order at short notice. For City Marshal. A full line of Moldings, Picture Frames, Brackets, Mirrors, Ped 2 aise ig a2 Purchasers will find it to their ad\ tage to visitimy establishment before a ing elsewhere. GEO. E. ‘TURNER. 1881. . 1881; GRAND OPENING ——_—-oF— SPRING © SUMMER GOODS, Dry and Fancy Goods. SSE 5 eee oe. Ce BLUMEN TIAL, Corner of.Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City Having received one of the-Largest Stocks of. Spring and Summer Dr Goods ever brought to this city, consisting of N:w Silk, New Satins, New Dress Gocds, New Ginghams New Calicoes, Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, Window Shades and Curtains, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper and Millinery Goods,~Ladies’, Misses aud Children’s Shoes, — A fine assertment_of Furnishing Goods always on hand, g : es UY Sate Persons desiring anything in the Dry Good3Miue will find it to their advantage to ‘ca at my store before making their purchases. Orders from the country promptly attcgde ltd. Sam ies sent free on application, ? ji igi: . A. WOVIMENTEZTAL, ~ April 2. Corner Broud and Pine “Tt reets, Spr‘ng Goods ! Summer Goods! Spring Styles! Summer Styles! HYMAN BROTHERS Have just received a full assortinent of FINE CLOTHING for.Men and Boys, HATS, FURNISHING GCQDS, BOOTS and SHOES TRUNKS, SATCHELS and VALISES. s oe Stock is Complete in Every Department. Prices the Lowest in the Market. Call on a. Before Purchasing, HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Str2cts, Nevada City. ee Murray St. New York ; 216 and 218 California St, 8 o—_ Ss CIGAR: Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduc ed! YEING OVERSTOCKED WITH . Finest Stock of THE Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next GO DAYS oA. IN SAN FRANCISCO1 This is no bricombe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY; CUTLERY, FRUIT, Etc. Is among the Lest in the market, and I afi alsu selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City can offer. Read a few of mv Prices: Cigars that.cost $125 at ows “in & a Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2ccmts piece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousm a Sin Francisco, I sell at‘8 1-3 cents apie Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 ceuts apiecet Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. ta Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prites. JOHN JACK — ESO THAN COoT