April 7, 1881 (4 pages)

9 9 &, danagea , at tion ning . commerce ril 9, until Evct, as the ark in a business, will be tore FixShow Ca fore, yn the _comlarge al ale, clock, NT, as NEVASA SITY CALIFORNIA sstasiaea eats Sea Orief Meniion. ae ® A{cading matier on first page, ‘Yhe Wihelmj concerts “attracted slim andiences at Sacrame ntow , JB. Graysu “is D> Selim as . toperter for the Associated Press at. tend the ball to, be given fail to at grand . masquerade t Tempetance Wall-to-morrow eF ening. Wells, Farge: & Co. iuve nade another matetisl reduction in, the prices of forwarding parcéls, packages; eter; betwen Sacramento; Sarr Francisco and this Slace, Richard Robérts has purchaebd of Mr. Bonney the brick store on Commereial street he-etéfore-ceettpied-by 4A ee A. Sigourney. iipiir dAfine style and éceupied ‘by. the ; Bet ahi hive grocéry. store, —. * The-Marysville Appeal says: “The suit-of-the--City—of Marysville vs. HE BALE Y TRANSCRIPT, i topic atte nd, It isto be fitted “AIP TRE Talk, pac coo The coming military encampment and target practice is the ‘principal ofquarters as conversation in . other as here where it ist@ be held. A gentleman who has . : well Visited ‘various remote parts of the . county of late informs us that. during . his travels he met sdarceiy a pateon . -+who did net hav’ much to say about Fit and all expr@ed an intention to. The subject is being kept . ec onstantly ‘ative in all localities Trom witich the troops are commg. The . Sacramento Bee has this to say: “It! is learned that the outlook for the sxccess of the proposed en campment . of the First Artillery Regiment in. Nevada county, is mest flattering. Already the sum of $2,100. has been } ste dged for the defraying of expen. ses-and-ne-diierity—is“anticipated tn tlre procuremient . subscriptions. The regiment will Fz) into camp July 31st and remain one-week, ed The site selected is Istrert’s gréve, midway between Grass . North Bloonficid Mining Godan ‘vas among the cases called and passed-in the Superior Court yeskerday, as it has be en so often.” A prominent mine ewner informs us thatt-it is next ¢oimpossible to fiud a first-class minér‘in the camp whe is:not:at work. He spent three days trying to lire two goo.t men, and up to latest advices had not succeeded in getting one. . Richard Scott has: resigned tke clerkship of -theNational Hotel; which he has-so satisfactorily -filled for many years, . He will goto Virginia City Monday for a jn onth’s it with his visbrother, 4nd upon his reatjirn b here will be installed ‘as pderk at the Union,Hotel. Clarence, Saaron aud family have eonzluded tomake «this city their home,-and will reside at the -Tom Buckner house, better known as the Cashin homestead, Mr. Sharon, is a nephew Of the Senator, has for “several, years lived on the Conistock, and will prove a. deided acquisition £0 local: ‘mining circles, day who His wife is amost estimable lady, —-— a Ah Luck’s Fate: The end of the earthy career ° of Ah Luck, who. murdered Ah Gow ‘at' Truckee two years ago, is rapid y “approaching. «Tuesday atterneon _ ‘some Sisters of Mercy from», Grass ‘Valley visited him in his cell and extended spiritual consolation which was gracefully received by the now thoroughly despondent Mongolian who says he no tonger hopes forany~ thing better than the noose. The ' preparations for the hanging, which will take place'‘at 11:39 to-morrow _ forenoon in case ‘nothing extracrdi‘nary occurs, are about completed, and ‘parties. who -hold invitations . . should bé on hand promptly at that time if they expedéito see the business done. A-close-watch is main-— tained over the prisoner lest. he attempt to commit hari-kari, as is a ‘common resort with characters of his stamp when they find themselves -. cornered. The two Chinaman: who the same in next week. helped Ah Luck put a quietus on Ah Gow are now serving out life-terms in the penitentiary. Water to Chinatown. Superintendent Brown has ordered 1,100 feet of 4-inch cast-iron. pipe to convey water and a force of men will begin putting With a plentiful supply of good water, Chinatown will grow rapidty. It.is high‘ly probable that all the Mofgolians’ ‘now living in the city will move out there. Notwithstanding the passage ‘of the Dickinson Bill, Mr. Brown proposes to go ahead with the improvments to the City Water Works ‘that its-defeat only would have ren‘dered it imperative for him_te perform under his contract with the city. For this he is entitled to no small degree of credit, Recorder's Office Busineds._ The following documents were -filed in the County Recorder’s office . for the week ending yesterday: 71 deeds, 2 homesteads, 8 mining notices, 3 satisfactions of mortgages, }. 1 lien, 4 attachments, 1 application: for sole trader, 1 power of attorney, 1 sheriff's deed, 1 marriage certifi. Cate, = A-youse lady at an examination in grammar was asked “why the noun bachelor was singular!” She replied immediately, “‘because it is “wery i ite a get married,’ . La into Chinatown, Vattey and Nevada City; a fine spring . of cold water is convenient to the grounds, and the tall mountain’ pines. of which the ample shade, grove consists afford In frout-of the. camp is a large level parade greund, an excellent target range is convenient: to the locality and the cars run close to the camp. Arrangements have been made by which the railroad conipany will rin traius,every half hour to the grove during the time. the eucampment contivues, for the accomodation of. the military and. visitors. Captain J.P. Brown, feom whom these particulars are tearned, reports that: -his company OM otCaimptonv ille) will attend with 70 men, ~ He also states that his command ‘was— never im ds flourjshing condition as it is at preseut, and last week eleven members were admitted. new He c’aims that Company G, the crack shooting company. of the regiment, will. have to de better than it-has ever done be‘fore df it intends te keep its ‘reputation fer fine marksmanship, as one of the tests for admissioiNinto his ‘command now is thata candidate must be able to hit the target every time. . He also reports that ‘his company has greatly improved in drill, and . will, in that-respeot, take ‘the shine’ off of some of the Sacramento companies-of the regiment, .brush ap. unless they Captain Rapp of the Nevada Light Guard is very active in ‘working up matters for the. encampment,” = Board oi County S«apervisers. The fee boek of the County Clerk ‘was examined, approved, and declared duly settled up to date,. * Johu Hymes appeared before the Board by his attorney, C. W. Cross; to collect.tol's on the road from _ Iadian Springs to Wheatland. The license was granted with the proviso that should his right to collect tells on said road be contested and decided against him, the license will then gease. Thefollowing rates of toll were established: Horse and buggy each way 10c., 2 horses--and_ buggy each way 25c., 2horse team ‘round trip 50c., 4 horse team 75c., 6 horses team $1, 8 horse team $1.50, loose stock per head 2hc., sheep and hoge le. A petition was received from . citizens of Bridgeport township, asking to havea certain part of the road from San Juan to Cherokee vacated. The petition was granted. Stage Running to Eurcka South. Fhe «now blockade being at an end, Mr. Wellington has replaced his stageon the Eureka South road, and trips will be made both ways daily (Sundays excepted) between that town and the Moore’s Flat line, till further notice. — County Script. All warrants. on General Fund registered prior to April 14th, 1880; will be paid on presentation to the County Treasurer. War UP groceries and provisions for way dowa prices, at W. H. Smith’s. lw. a Nevel and Very Pretty.L, Prang’s Easter catds in great variety at Brand & Bassetts. a2-1w sarRare opportunities offered « Chestnutwood’s Business College. One price for all customers is what Smith the Grocer. believes in and practaces, = lw. ion hotel, Main street, day, April Sth, and alse for the same of additionah Interest ceasca, ‘. from the 7th instant. ~ Japanese Parasols’ Jn great variety for sale at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's store near the Un-— m29-lw > 2 > HAY AT MARKET RATRS. £19-tf M. Lonyer, Colfax. ee Sweet Oranges! sweet @ranges! A. Rosenthal, opposite the Tran. B.ock, is selling sweet oran; ges 20 cénts a dozen, apo ——__—__.— Masquerade Costuimés. a Mrs. L: Friedlander, Masquerade Costumer, willbe in Nevada City . three or four days previous to the Masquerade Ball to be held’ on FriIéfigth of time previous to the Ball to’ 'be-held in Grass Vettéy en ThursId: ay, April 2ist, with a ‘fine display —— ‘and Gentlemen’ scostuimes, ach will be rented at very reasontable 2 rates. apotd. > Surrir the Boss Grocer isconstant= receiving fresh consignments’ of thams, bacon, lard, and other goods 1 hisne, “bw, w W.H. SmirH< permits: tio’ other déaler to excel him inthe matter of selling good goods at how Call and see for yourself, —— eet Stil at the Old Place. ‘a2—-lw. Tue RouporeH PHoto-GaLrery, aig Street, opposite Stumpf’s Ho» Nevada City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. . Prices to suit the times. + Mrs: J. F. Rupéirng, CoLutns, Operator. Prop’. ap2 prices, 18si.’ GRAN ]> ‘OPENING ~--OF— SPRING © SUMMER GOODS, . Dry-anc. Fancy Goods. eS A. BiswMENTEALT,, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada . City, Having received ‘one ‘of. the: Largest Stocks of Spring and Summer Dry: Goods ever brought to this city, consisting of New Silks, New Satins, New Dress Goods, New Ginghams, a New Calicoes, M wslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, Window Shades and Curtaisis, Carpets, Gil Cloths, Wall Paper and Millinery Goods, Ladivs’, Misses and Children’s Shoes-—A fine assortment-of Furnishing Goods “always on hand, : 1 ee eee Persons Vesiring s anything in the Dry Godds line will find it to their advantage to call at my-store-beferemaking their purchases. Orders from the country pronaptly attended to.” eicales sent frée on.application. a. BOowM BINTELA YT, Corner Broad and Pine Stréets, PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, eer oan STREET. April 2. Finest Stcckin ife Ceully japeeq yeooy Auy Aq poleypa saottg 4eMoT oy, L. M. "SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. NO OLD OR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. The stock has just been received, and comprises a full Tine of iytor and BedRoom Sets, and full line of First-class EFOR DIrLee Et ES. The Stock is extra large and fine ; than any other dealerin the county can attempt to. purchasers will tind upon investigation, has be rene vught chedtp, and will be sold cheaper There is‘no humbug about this as A full line of Moldings, Picture Frames, Brackets, Mirrors, Bed Loungés, Single Lounges, Etc., Etc. § § s Bedding cf All Frinas, Upholstering Of a done on*short’notice and at the, very lowest. res _— . Agent for ‘the Wheeler & Wilson New No. 8, rt a eS FOR SALE, $1,800. HOUSE AND LOT —ON— ~ ARISTOCRACY HILL. 91 Feet Frontage. Apply.at WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S Express MASQUERADE BALL ° TEMPERANCE MALL, — Friday Even’g, April 8. Orchestra of 6 Pieves. Tickets $1. : en* tlemen 50 cts ; Ladies 25 cen No imp) er characters amitted. Masks raised at the ‘door. JOHN MICHBELL, The Best Sewing Machine in the Market. ‘The Newest and Best Look Out for = ete yee JACKSON'S and asked to have a license granted . BAL MILLER, ‘HAS ON HAND THE LARCEST AND FINEST ead OF . Spring? Summer Clothing HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING GoopDs, , All varieties of NECKTIES, SOCKS, &c., &c., Ewer Brousht to NWevada City. : -—0--—--— . His Prices are the Lowest tos —_o-—— t# DON’T PATRONIZE DRUMMERS. be found at MTLLER’s. getting. Everything you want can When you buy of him, you will see what you are A Grand Ball! Bestdcnce—Nevada City. TEMPERANCE HALL, . ————______—— Wanted. PORTABLE HOISTING ENGINE, for sinking a shaft, in capacity from Ten-to Fifteen Horse Power. Purtics having the same for sale will pleese’ address H. W. HAND, TEACHER OF Piano, Organ and Vocal Culture, a WILL BE GIVEN AT Director of Choral Club and “Juvenile Singing Class, Nevada City, —oN— FP. E. FIELDING,.. Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada Monday Evening, April 18. Virginia City, March ft. Music by Elser’s Full Orchestra. Nevada and Grass Valley : . : Wood & Lumber Co. A General Invitation is extended. FOR SAID ae All kinds of Common and Clear Tickets $1.50. ., — 2 TMB eR. . Ps Orders left at the office of South Yuba MRS, JOHN GRIMES. Water Co. or at the Yard, on the Grags Vuljey road Will promptly attended to, —— b Sacsad CONSTANTLY ON [HAND], GEORGE BE TURN PINE sr RUEET, pai R INBWADA orry, ees HOLESALE AND RETATL DEALER in f “Of Every deseription, IRON, STEEL, 2 STOVES, -TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE; BEOCK3: SHOVELS, PICKS, __ AXES, SLEDGES, 2 GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Etc., “Ete. PAINTS, OILS, oe WINDOW GLASS, = DUPE Ena, ey. -—— AND. : vy Glassware. : MLL @MUNIG SUPPLIESS Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan .Blasting Powder, «The best mining powder in use, Large and full stock of GRANITE IRON / WARE, MECIIANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds, GALVANIZED IRON PIPE OF SIZES made to order at short notice, ALI far Purchasers will find it to their ad’ an tage to visit my establishment before buy: ing elsewhere, GE0.-E.TURNER. Must be Reduced ! ‘Mie he Reduced ! ‘Must be Reduced! . EING OVERSTOCKED wir THE Finest Stock of _ CIGARS. Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the jsame at Wholesale or Retail duririg the next GO DAYS AT LEGO THAN GOST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no buncombe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF . TEBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, : CUTLERY, FRUIT, Etc. Ts athotix the Lest in the market, and! am also selling them at _ LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City can offer. Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost 70 & thousand in San Francisco, I'se!T at 8 1-8 cents apiece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece. Very good Cigars for-four-and~five—cents each. . a ° a4af Call at my old Stand on Piue Strect and examine my Goods und Prices. JOHN JACK.

9 9 &, danagea , at tion ning . commerce ril 9, until Evct, as the ark in a business, will be tore FixShow Ca fore, yn the _comlarge al ale, clock, NT, as NEVASA SITY CALIFORNIA sstasiaea eats Sea Orief Meniion. ae ® A{cading matier on first page, ‘Yhe Wihelmj concerts “attracted slim andiences at Sacrame ntow , JB. Graysu “is D> Selim as . toperter for the Associated Press at. tend the ball to, be given fail to at grand . masquerade t Tempetance Wall-to-morrow eF ening. Wells, Farge: & Co. iuve nade another matetisl reduction in, the prices of forwarding parcéls, packages; eter; betwen Sacramento; Sarr Francisco and this Slace, Richard Robérts has purchaebd of Mr. Bonney the brick store on Commereial street he-etéfore-ceettpied-by 4A ee A. Sigourney. iipiir dAfine style and éceupied ‘by. the ; Bet ahi hive grocéry. store, —. * The-Marysville Appeal says: “The suit-of-the--City—of Marysville vs. HE BALE Y TRANSCRIPT, i topic atte nd, It isto be fitted “AIP TRE Talk, pac coo The coming military encampment and target practice is the ‘principal ofquarters as conversation in . other as here where it ist@ be held. A gentleman who has . : well Visited ‘various remote parts of the . county of late informs us that. during . his travels he met sdarceiy a pateon . -+who did net hav’ much to say about Fit and all expr@ed an intention to. The subject is being kept . ec onstantly ‘ative in all localities Trom witich the troops are commg. The . Sacramento Bee has this to say: “It! is learned that the outlook for the sxccess of the proposed en campment . of the First Artillery Regiment in. Nevada county, is mest flattering. Already the sum of $2,100. has been } ste dged for the defraying of expen. ses-and-ne-diierity—is“anticipated tn tlre procuremient . subscriptions. The regiment will Fz) into camp July 31st and remain one-week, ed The site selected is Istrert’s gréve, midway between Grass . North Bloonficid Mining Godan ‘vas among the cases called and passed-in the Superior Court yeskerday, as it has be en so often.” A prominent mine ewner informs us thatt-it is next ¢oimpossible to fiud a first-class minér‘in the camp whe is:not:at work. He spent three days trying to lire two goo.t men, and up to latest advices had not succeeded in getting one. . Richard Scott has: resigned tke clerkship of -theNational Hotel; which he has-so satisfactorily -filled for many years, . He will goto Virginia City Monday for a jn onth’s it with his visbrother, 4nd upon his reatjirn b here will be installed ‘as pderk at the Union,Hotel. Clarence, Saaron aud family have eonzluded tomake «this city their home,-and will reside at the -Tom Buckner house, better known as the Cashin homestead, Mr. Sharon, is a nephew Of the Senator, has for “several, years lived on the Conistock, and will prove a. deided acquisition £0 local: ‘mining circles, day who His wife is amost estimable lady, —-— a Ah Luck’s Fate: The end of the earthy career ° of Ah Luck, who. murdered Ah Gow ‘at' Truckee two years ago, is rapid y “approaching. «Tuesday atterneon _ ‘some Sisters of Mercy from», Grass ‘Valley visited him in his cell and extended spiritual consolation which was gracefully received by the now thoroughly despondent Mongolian who says he no tonger hopes forany~ thing better than the noose. The ' preparations for the hanging, which will take place'‘at 11:39 to-morrow _ forenoon in case ‘nothing extracrdi‘nary occurs, are about completed, and ‘parties. who -hold invitations . . should bé on hand promptly at that time if they expedéito see the business done. A-close-watch is main-— tained over the prisoner lest. he attempt to commit hari-kari, as is a ‘common resort with characters of his stamp when they find themselves -. cornered. The two Chinaman: who the same in next week. helped Ah Luck put a quietus on Ah Gow are now serving out life-terms in the penitentiary. Water to Chinatown. Superintendent Brown has ordered 1,100 feet of 4-inch cast-iron. pipe to convey water and a force of men will begin putting With a plentiful supply of good water, Chinatown will grow rapidty. It.is high‘ly probable that all the Mofgolians’ ‘now living in the city will move out there. Notwithstanding the passage ‘of the Dickinson Bill, Mr. Brown proposes to go ahead with the improvments to the City Water Works ‘that its-defeat only would have ren‘dered it imperative for him_te perform under his contract with the city. For this he is entitled to no small degree of credit, Recorder's Office Busineds._ The following documents were -filed in the County Recorder’s office . for the week ending yesterday: 71 deeds, 2 homesteads, 8 mining notices, 3 satisfactions of mortgages, }. 1 lien, 4 attachments, 1 application: for sole trader, 1 power of attorney, 1 sheriff's deed, 1 marriage certifi. Cate, = A-youse lady at an examination in grammar was asked “why the noun bachelor was singular!” She replied immediately, “‘because it is “wery i ite a get married,’ . La into Chinatown, Vattey and Nevada City; a fine spring . of cold water is convenient to the grounds, and the tall mountain’ pines. of which the ample shade, grove consists afford In frout-of the. camp is a large level parade greund, an excellent target range is convenient: to the locality and the cars run close to the camp. Arrangements have been made by which the railroad conipany will rin traius,every half hour to the grove during the time. the eucampment contivues, for the accomodation of. the military and. visitors. Captain J.P. Brown, feom whom these particulars are tearned, reports that: -his company OM otCaimptonv ille) will attend with 70 men, ~ He also states that his command ‘was— never im ds flourjshing condition as it is at preseut, and last week eleven members were admitted. new He c’aims that Company G, the crack shooting company. of the regiment, will. have to de better than it-has ever done be‘fore df it intends te keep its ‘reputation fer fine marksmanship, as one of the tests for admissioiNinto his ‘command now is thata candidate must be able to hit the target every time. . He also reports that ‘his company has greatly improved in drill, and . will, in that-respeot, take ‘the shine’ off of some of the Sacramento companies-of the regiment, .brush ap. unless they Captain Rapp of the Nevada Light Guard is very active in ‘working up matters for the. encampment,” = Board oi County S«apervisers. The fee boek of the County Clerk ‘was examined, approved, and declared duly settled up to date,. * Johu Hymes appeared before the Board by his attorney, C. W. Cross; to collect.tol's on the road from _ Iadian Springs to Wheatland. The license was granted with the proviso that should his right to collect tells on said road be contested and decided against him, the license will then gease. Thefollowing rates of toll were established: Horse and buggy each way 10c., 2 horses--and_ buggy each way 25c., 2horse team ‘round trip 50c., 4 horse team 75c., 6 horses team $1, 8 horse team $1.50, loose stock per head 2hc., sheep and hoge le. A petition was received from . citizens of Bridgeport township, asking to havea certain part of the road from San Juan to Cherokee vacated. The petition was granted. Stage Running to Eurcka South. Fhe «now blockade being at an end, Mr. Wellington has replaced his stageon the Eureka South road, and trips will be made both ways daily (Sundays excepted) between that town and the Moore’s Flat line, till further notice. — County Script. All warrants. on General Fund registered prior to April 14th, 1880; will be paid on presentation to the County Treasurer. War UP groceries and provisions for way dowa prices, at W. H.

Smith’s. lw. a Nevel and Very Pretty.L, Prang’s Easter catds in great variety at Brand & Bassetts. a2-1w sarRare opportunities offered « Chestnutwood’s Business College. One price for all customers is what Smith the Grocer. believes in and practaces, = lw. ion hotel, Main street, day, April Sth, and alse for the same of additionah Interest ceasca, ‘. from the 7th instant. ~ Japanese Parasols’ Jn great variety for sale at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's store near the Un-— m29-lw > 2 > HAY AT MARKET RATRS. £19-tf M. Lonyer, Colfax. ee Sweet Oranges! sweet @ranges! A. Rosenthal, opposite the Tran. B.ock, is selling sweet oran; ges 20 cénts a dozen, apo ——__—__.— Masquerade Costuimés. a Mrs. L: Friedlander, Masquerade Costumer, willbe in Nevada City . three or four days previous to the Masquerade Ball to be held’ on FriIéfigth of time previous to the Ball to’ 'be-held in Grass Vettéy en ThursId: ay, April 2ist, with a ‘fine display —— ‘and Gentlemen’ scostuimes, ach will be rented at very reasontable 2 rates. apotd. > Surrir the Boss Grocer isconstant= receiving fresh consignments’ of thams, bacon, lard, and other goods 1 hisne, “bw, w W.H. SmirH< permits: tio’ other déaler to excel him inthe matter of selling good goods at how Call and see for yourself, —— eet Stil at the Old Place. ‘a2—-lw. Tue RouporeH PHoto-GaLrery, aig Street, opposite Stumpf’s Ho» Nevada City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. . Prices to suit the times. + Mrs: J. F. Rupéirng, CoLutns, Operator. Prop’. ap2 prices, 18si.’ GRAN ]> ‘OPENING ~--OF— SPRING © SUMMER GOODS, . Dry-anc. Fancy Goods. eS A. BiswMENTEALT,, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada . City, Having received ‘one ‘of. the: Largest Stocks of Spring and Summer Dry: Goods ever brought to this city, consisting of New Silks, New Satins, New Dress Goods, New Ginghams, a New Calicoes, M wslins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Napkins, Window Shades and Curtaisis, Carpets, Gil Cloths, Wall Paper and Millinery Goods, Ladivs’, Misses and Children’s Shoes-—A fine assortment-of Furnishing Goods “always on hand, : 1 ee eee Persons Vesiring s anything in the Dry Godds line will find it to their advantage to call at my-store-beferemaking their purchases. Orders from the country pronaptly attended to.” eicales sent frée on.application. a. BOowM BINTELA YT, Corner Broad and Pine Stréets, PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, eer oan STREET. April 2. Finest Stcckin ife Ceully japeeq yeooy Auy Aq poleypa saottg 4eMoT oy, L. M. "SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. NO OLD OR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. The stock has just been received, and comprises a full Tine of iytor and BedRoom Sets, and full line of First-class EFOR DIrLee Et ES. The Stock is extra large and fine ; than any other dealerin the county can attempt to. purchasers will tind upon investigation, has be rene vught chedtp, and will be sold cheaper There is‘no humbug about this as A full line of Moldings, Picture Frames, Brackets, Mirrors, Bed Loungés, Single Lounges, Etc., Etc. § § s Bedding cf All Frinas, Upholstering Of a done on*short’notice and at the, very lowest. res _— . Agent for ‘the Wheeler & Wilson New No. 8, rt a eS FOR SALE, $1,800. HOUSE AND LOT —ON— ~ ARISTOCRACY HILL. 91 Feet Frontage. Apply.at WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S Express MASQUERADE BALL ° TEMPERANCE MALL, — Friday Even’g, April 8. Orchestra of 6 Pieves. Tickets $1. : en* tlemen 50 cts ; Ladies 25 cen No imp) er characters amitted. Masks raised at the ‘door. JOHN MICHBELL, The Best Sewing Machine in the Market. ‘The Newest and Best Look Out for = ete yee JACKSON'S and asked to have a license granted . BAL MILLER, ‘HAS ON HAND THE LARCEST AND FINEST ead OF . Spring? Summer Clothing HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING GoopDs, , All varieties of NECKTIES, SOCKS, &c., &c., Ewer Brousht to NWevada City. : -—0--—--— . His Prices are the Lowest tos —_o-—— t# DON’T PATRONIZE DRUMMERS. be found at MTLLER’s. getting. Everything you want can When you buy of him, you will see what you are A Grand Ball! Bestdcnce—Nevada City. TEMPERANCE HALL, . ————______—— Wanted. PORTABLE HOISTING ENGINE, for sinking a shaft, in capacity from Ten-to Fifteen Horse Power. Purtics having the same for sale will pleese’ address H. W. HAND, TEACHER OF Piano, Organ and Vocal Culture, a WILL BE GIVEN AT Director of Choral Club and “Juvenile Singing Class, Nevada City, —oN— FP. E. FIELDING,... Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada Monday Evening, April 18. Virginia City, March ft. Music by Elser’s Full Orchestra. Nevada and Grass Valley : . : Wood & Lumber Co. A General Invitation is extended. FOR SAID ae All kinds of Common and Clear Tickets $1.50. ., — 2 TMB eR. . Ps Orders left at the office of South Yuba MRS, JOHN GRIMES. Water Co. or at the Yard, on the Grags Vuljey road Will promptly attended to, —— b Sacsad CONSTANTLY ON [HAND], GEORGE BE TURN PINE sr RUEET, pai R INBWADA orry, ees HOLESALE AND RETATL DEALER in f “Of Every deseription, IRON, STEEL, 2 STOVES, -TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE; BEOCK3: SHOVELS, PICKS, __ AXES, SLEDGES, 2 GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Etc., “Ete. PAINTS, OILS, oe WINDOW GLASS, = DUPE Ena, ey. -—— AND. : vy Glassware. : MLL @MUNIG SUPPLIESS Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan .Blasting Powder, «The best mining powder in use, Large and full stock of GRANITE IRON / WARE, MECIIANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds, GALVANIZED IRON PIPE OF SIZES made to order at short notice, ALI far Purchasers will find it to their ad’ an tage to visit my establishment before buy: ing elsewhere, GE0.-E.TURNER.. Must be Reduced ! ‘Mie he Reduced ! ‘Must be Reduced! . EING OVERSTOCKED wir THE Finest Stock of _ CIGARS. Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the jsame at Wholesale or Retail duririg the next GO DAYS AT LEGO THAN GOST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no buncombe, but a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTMENT OF . TEBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, : CUTLERY, FRUIT, Etc. Ts athotix the Lest in the market, and! am also selling them at _ LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City can offer. Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost 70 & thousand in San Francisco, I'se!T at 8 1-8 cents apiece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece. Very good Cigars for-four-and~five—cents each. . a ° a4af Call at my old Stand on Piue Strect and examine my Goods und Prices. JOHN JACK.