April 9, 1872 (4 pages)

TAC latter ?~ then is ae mnntcoone is spread. la county? ill tell yout rthquake shock bberies. are sod ‘half as miich ent and eonster. mong the people 00ds st béen reat ERG’S STREET, — ic Hall, ity. ul to IT! ificence, qual& Bro's hable!!1!!! y Dry Goods the ERG BROS. _ y Fine Domestic ? Asa matter 3ERG BROS. y the most ele3ERG BROS. y yourself rich ? BERG BROS. et the best and Misses Shocs, es, 5, »inen, 3, ins, rimac Prints, rague’s Prints, arseilles, kepps, Quilts, Chambrie, Fringes; Lace Collars, Flowers, Sashes, Hats, &e. &e. reply will be, 8° RG ERS. argest, Best and ck of Goods itate ! sined nat to be mine: Tie Daily Cranseript (NRVADA CITY, CAL. “LOCAL AFFAIRS. Newspaper Removal. Frink & Hayden of the Grass Val‘yey Republican “have concluded to move immediately to the. town pf Trackee, where .they will issue the “Pruckee Republican tri-weekly. The paper will be enlarged four columns and will be furnished to subscribers at one bit-a week, or $6 per annum, ‘We understand that the Republican since its publication in Grass Valley has received fair encouragement,. bat the proprietors think Truckee will afford a better and an unoccupied. field for newspaper -enterprise and have therefor determined to go there. Truckee is plenty large enough to gustain a first rate newspaper, and Messrs. Frink & Hayden ‘will. make a paper of which the citizens of that section of the county, may well be proud to know that after the Truckee Republican appears, it will be among the most interesting of our exchanges. We shall envy Frink when he gets to writing about the big fish, the big lakes, and the big saw mills and subsists on Sierra valley beef and buttet. Weshall look for an occasional trout wrapped up in the Truckee Tepublican. The last number of the Grass Valley Republican will be issued “tts orning. / nga errible Affray at Grass Valley. On Sunday -afternoon, at Grass Valley, a terrible affray occurred at a boarding louse kept by Matthew Rogers, on Main street, and Peter Daws one of the boarders. It is reported that jealousy was the cause of the affray. Both parties had been drinking freely, and there are several _yersions as to the origin of the difficulty. The row occurred in the kitchen,and during the scuffle. Rogers was struck by Daws with a pick. The point of the pick entered below the left shoulder and passed into the lungs several inches. The wounded man ran through the house before he knew he was struck, andhe fell in the yard. His injuries are so severe that it is thought he cannot recover. <a Township Nominations. The following persons have been nominated in the various townships to be voted for as delegates to the State Convention. It seems our Reugh and Ready friends did not unite on two, but have nominated Little York—W. H. Duryea, L. Barker. At large, M. 8. Deal. Nevada—Chas. Marsh, John 8. Dunn. At large, M. 8. Deal. Grass Valley—A. A. Mulloy, J. M. Days. Atlarge, M.S. Deal. Rough and /Ready—Geo. Flint, H. Q. Reberts, Geo. Grant, W. H. McFarland, H. L. Hatch, J. M. Walling, M. 2. Hatch, T. J, Stark, A. L. Slack. , At large, M.S. Deal. ington—E. ig. At large, ,_ M.S. Deal. Republican Caucus. . The Republicans of Nevada township assembled at the Theatre in this city, on Saturday evening last, when Jonathan Clark was chosen President of the meeting and A. H. Parker, Secretary. The following persons were selected as nominees: For Delegate at large, M.S. Deal. For Township Delegates, Chas. Marsh and John §. Dunn. ‘The following resolution was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That Ulysses 8. Grant is the first choice of the Republicans of loa for candidate for President. é ; : Still Coming. f This county‘seems to be attracting the attention of capitalists more this yearthan ever before. Every investment that has been made in this sec*tion of country by outside capitalists, . has proved a succcess. We understand there are a number of men now visiting the county for the putpose of making purchases, and several claims have already been bonded ’ fora certain length of time, for a _ Repairing, Painting Ete. : Now the beautiful weather has set in, we notice many improvements going on, such as repairing and improving dwellings, repainting, etc. This season promises to be very lively for painters and carpenters. John Hahn, well known in this city, is announced in this morning's . Transcrrer as a candidate for th resorted to sometimes aggravates the misvegetable elixir that the world has ever feebler sex are subjected, and as a‘ general The Price of Health, Like that of liberty, is eternal vigilance. The vapor laden air of Spring etercises a depressing influence on the vital powers. The strongest feel this devitalizing effect; the weak ai ._prostrated by it. Everybody . is more.br less debilitated at this season, Banner Bros, COLUMN. t and the feeble instinctively seck the help of medicine. Unfortunately, the ‘“‘remedy” chief. Raw stimulants are eminently pernicious in such cases, and drastic cathartics about as bad. The vital principleneeds succor and support, and a reinforcing preparation that. will tone and rouse, whiie it regulates and purifies the system, is the medicine that nature demands. All the medicinal elements required for such emergencies are combined in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the purest and most efficacious ‘known, It is a mit stimulant, a powerful tonic, an unequaled appetizer, an absolute specific for diseased digestion, a wonderfil liver complaints and periddic fevers, a cure for constipation, a specific for rheumatism, of essential use in all ailments to which the household medicine unequaled and unapproached. 'Thesé are the properties which where. See to it, however, that you_have the true article, for the landis infested with . swarms of local bitters, made from condemned liquors and worthless drugs, which greedy wretches who speculate on human life, recommend as panaceas for every ill that flesh is heir to. Beware of the charlatans and their poisons. > o> SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subjectto . Give tone tothe stomach and digestiveorgans, and you will save more than half in your doctor’s bills. Dr. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL BITreRs are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. s#~See advertisement in another column. BS ETS ELE ENR AO RN FORRESTELLE COMBINATION TROUPE! AT NEVADA. THEATRE, Tuesday and Wednesday Eve’gs April 9th and 10th. HE Company is composed of the following Talented Artists : MAD’E FORRESTELLE, The world renowned FEMALE CONTORTIONIST, in her. Great Original Acts, BOX PACKING FEAT, secreting herself in a Box 22 inches square ; the GREAT KING TRICK, passing her body through Breaking Feat—breaking a 200 1b. Stone on her breast, . . MISS LULU SUMMERS, California Favorite, Queen of Melody. TOMMY ROSA, the Great-Ethiopian Comedian. GUS. SPRAGUE, Acrobatic and Negro Delineator. Master FORREST, Champion Clog, Dancer, late of Tony Pastor’s Opera Mouse New York, and GUs. KARRACK. in his celebrated Banjo Solos, Don't fail to go and see these celebrated Performers. mences at 8. ap7 Roller Skating Assemblies. —AT THE— NEVADA SKATING RINK. HE Nevada Skating Rink will re-open on ’ MONDAY, April 8th. " Every Forenoon the Rink will be opened from 934 to 120’clock. A gentleman will be in attendance to teach all who desire to learn to em Admission free, use of skates 25 cents. Every Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 5,— Admission, including Skates 25 cents. fra. The Rink will be -open only Monday; Wednesday and Saturday Evenings from 1% to 10 e’clock. Admission — Gentlemen 25 cents : use of Skates 26 cents. Ladies, including Skates 25 cents, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of Skates 50 cts. " B. BULLARD, Proprietor, Nevada, April 5th. . M. MURBER. 8. M. TIMMONS EMPIRE MARKET. UNCTION OF MAIN AND COMMERA) CIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. Always on hand the best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Hams & Lard, Eggs, Butter and Vegetables. Which will be sold cheap forcash. Anything purchased at our Market will be delivered to any part of the city free of charge. j MURBER & TIMMONS. Nevada, April7th. « GREAT BARGAINS! ! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! —_— POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada City, Crockery, Cutlery, ; Plated Ware,Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL a. DANFORTH’S. PATENT PETROLEU stock. tle Sewing Machine. Jan 24 POTTER & SIGOURNEY. DR. F. BUELOW PHYSICIAN, nervine, a moderate cathartic, a remedy for . : have made Hostetter’s Bitters famous every. feb7-3m WILL BE IN RECEIPT OF A a Ring 12 inches in diameter; Great Stone . Doors open at 7 o’clock, performance com[~~ . LAST YEAB’S GOODS. Lamps, ete, . ag We are Agents for the Home Shut-} IN A FEW . DAYS WE NEW & COMPLETE STOCK —OFr— LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR SALE SPRING STYLES OF than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. [P. B. & S. S: OFN.C. TO PLEASE ALL 1S MY AIM. Twenty-five per cent. cheaper . 4 Yellow, Cuirs Purple, Green, Cof——— ~ ‘ es Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada County let me have your attention ! No longer wear bad fitting ready made Bocts and Shoes ! You can have them -made to ordér and aGOOD FIT guaranteed at ‘about the same price ! H.W. VELLA, AKES this method of returning his sinSe cere and grateful thanks to the people of Nevada City and vicinity for the unexpected and liberal patronage bestowed upon him since the opening of his Store, on . Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. It-was his intention to devote his whole time to the exclusive business of making Boots and Shoes ! But at the earnest solicitation of many citizens of this city he has decided to commence the manufacturing of Gent's Boots & Shoes In addition to the making of Ladies’, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes. red to MAKE TO ORollowing kinds of Boots and Shoes, FOR THE LADIES : (otenen GAITER BOOTS ! He is pre DER the Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Cloth Foxed. Serge Tops, Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Calf, Foxed. Serge Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Serge Tops, Goat, Grained or ey Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed. ~ Serge Tops, Glove Kid, foxed. _ ‘French Kid Tops,.plain or foxed. French Kid Tops, patent-leather, foxed. Glove Calf Tops, plain or foxed. French Calf, plain or foxed. Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. FRONT LACE. Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Kid, foxed. French Kid, foxed. Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed, Serge Tops, Grained or Pebbled. Serge Tops, French Calf, foxed. All French Calf. All French Kid?. All Curacoa Kid. All Goat. All Glove Calf. French Kid Tops, Patent Leather, ‘Serge Tops, Serge Tops, ie foxed. Glove Calf Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. MISSES SHOE§. Serge patent plain : serge im: leather, foxed; serge tops, d, foxed; serge tops, Glove Calf, foxed ; serge tops, Goat, grained or pebbled; serge tops, French calf; all French Calf, Curacoa Kid, Goat or Glove Calf ; French Kid or Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. Childrens’ Calf, Kid, Geat or Cloth, front lace. a Various Colors for Ladies’ Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes. , Gold, Silver, Bronze, Red, Blue, White, Maroon, Cream, Scarlet, fee,Dra b, Pink. Orange, ‘Pearl and evety other color and shade imaginable. ‘ GENTS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. patent Leather Tongue Boots. French Calf Te agued dc Box Toed Scotch Bottom df do do do single sole. : French Calf, double sole. Box Toed Scotch Bottom. do do pe 9 sole, French Calf, single wae sole. Calf xing, Cloth’ Tops, Congress GaiImitatior Buttoned Gaiters, Oxford Ties, Strap Shoes, Embroidered Slippers. All kinds of Boots and Shoes, for Boys, made toorder. Repairing of all kinds done in the highest style of the Art. office of City Marshal. uw 4 Prize Boot and Shoe Stare OF NEVADA COUNTY. . djoining St 4 Street, Nevada City. eee . SPLENDID . A Grand Musca ft) oe CHEAPEST! N2vana CLOTHING STORE. B, NATHAN, NATHAN & MILLER, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. Stock of Goods as well as advantages of purchasing the ILOW EST. We are prepared to supply the people of Nevada and vicinity with AS FINE QUALITY OF Ladies’ Misses’ & Childrens’ . 45 LATE STYLES AND Business and Dress Suits, . only ask the public to calland examine our Goods. We have only One Price for each jar VERY LOWEST! 2 Men's Congress Gaiters, Buttoned Gaiters, NEW GOODS! een cree B. H. MILLER. . Successors Ps to é 7 _B, HAYFORD, "ene DOs, ‘ Hurrah for the Spring ‘Time . 5:7 sn Towa Hill. : a Olfax.W, H, WALLACE. 226 California Street, San Francisco. a HA¥FORD, HIMES:& CO. HOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEAL-_ VV Bes IN s General Merchandise, Importers of Boots and Shoes, , Tebacco, Eastern Fish, Eastern: Corn, and Eastern’ Sugar Cured. Meats. — FORWARDING MERCHANTS. “Mark all Goods ‘‘Care-H. H. &co.” COLFAX, CAL. Colfax, April 5th, 1872. HAAS & CO. NEVADA CITY. Having largely increased our LATEST STYLES ! AT THE VERY PRICES! GOODS ! as Fine Made Clothing, * As can be procured In any Store in this State ! ? To be convinced of his fact we article and that the "2 We have the finest stock of superior _ MILLINGTON’S: Grand Closing Party’! WILL. TARE PLACE AT THE ¢ ALU0 SKATING RINK, Thursday Evening, April 11th. THE GRAND FLORAL MARCH willcommence precisely at 8}¢ o’clock, in which Laies, Gentlemen and Children will particiate. : After the first Quadrille in which all will participate, the Children will dance the Polka Quadrille. May Pole Dance and a Polka figure. The remainder of the Evening will be devoted to dancing by the guests. All Members of the Juvenile and Adult Classes and Citizens of Nevatla are cordially” invited to attend. re Tickets— Ladies, Gentlemen and Children 50 cents. Gentlemen, without a lady, $I 00, ap5 8. J. MILLINGTON, Manager. German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. etc. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE: Universities of Leipsie and Wurzburg. : Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr, Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mu-~ tual Benevolent Societies of New York and San Francisco. DR. DOBRENZ Laving had many years: experience in the best Kuropean Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. Indigent persons treated free of charge, Office on Pine Street, opposite Ferrand’s Photograph Gallery. Residence on Pine Street, Second house below Spring. Nevada, Jan. 19th, ANNIVERSARY PARADE. —oes NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! WHITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHING. HOSE, and Furnishing Goods ! Ever {offered in this Market ! To which we call especial attention. —— BOYS’ CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR, Finest Quality and Latest Styles! —__— And & general assortment of THE VERY LATEST STYLE. HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, — SHOES, &c. &c. &c. We are cohstantly receiving additions to our Stock a8 new styles come out, and it is our aim to give the very Best Articles for.the Very LOWEST PRICES!., The People of Nevada City and vicinity are invited to call and examine our Goods. purchasing and feel assured that we can make it an object for buyers to call upon us. Don’t. forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE ! PROPRIETORS. a a Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner . . _ BW. VELLA, Propr’. * WEVADA CITY. © BEST QUALITY OF BLANKETS . Miners’ & Teamsters’ RubWe have the best facilities for) ]) YOU are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory in full uniform on Thursday, April 18th, 1872, At 2P,M., for Paradeand Drill. _ & The Company will march promptly at 2% ‘clock, and all not in ranks ‘will be considered as absentees. N. B.—Regular monthly meeting and street drill Saturday evening, April 6th, at 71% P.M. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order M. 8. DEAL, Capt, Gommanding. Y: F. EVENS, O. &. 5 THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. — _ DR, HUFELAND'S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH ee ~ BITTERS. HE first and the most healthful Toaic’ ever introduced in the United States. These Bitters have been in the n Francisco Market for over twenty — and notwithstanding the many new candijates for public favor, the sales vave constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, jole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., jan Francisco. m29 FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLES BULBS, Arda great variety of Illustrated Catalogues —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. 8, We_fOR,. BROAD & PINE STREETS Transcript Printing Office. — “ATso a Large Stock of Acids, Chemicals, Crucibles, Paints, and Varnishes, at Lowest Market Rates. LEE GARTHE, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, ETC. Meats sold at reasonable rates for casi. Market on Conimercial street, opposite Maonic Building, a2 DR. J, D. BUSH, EMBER Royal College Surgeons of land, 1866. Fellow of ad Coiege of Surgeons of England, 1869, L. 8. A. &c. Prize Medallist in Anatomy, Physiolo. gy, Chemistry and Surgery, has commences practice as Attending and Consulting PHYSICIAN. * Office—Kidd’s Building, up stairs, Broad Street, nearly opposite Post Office. at Counselorsand Att) meysatLaw, FFICE—Over Beckman’s Saloon, ooe~ O ner Broadand Pine streets.

TAC latter ?~ then is ae mnntcoone is spread. la county? ill tell yout rthquake shock bberies. are sod ‘half as miich ent and eonster. mong the people 00ds st béen reat ERG’S STREET, — ic Hall, ity. ul to IT! ificence, qual& Bro's hable!!1!!! y Dry Goods the ERG BROS. _ y Fine Domestic ? Asa matter 3ERG BROS. y the most ele3ERG BROS. y yourself rich ? BERG BROS. et the best and Misses Shocs, es, 5, »inen, 3, ins, rimac Prints, rague’s Prints, arseilles, kepps, Quilts, Chambrie, Fringes; Lace Collars, Flowers, Sashes, Hats, &e. &e. reply will be, 8° RG ERS. argest, Best and ck of Goods itate ! sined nat to be mine: Tie Daily Cranseript (NRVADA CITY, CAL. “LOCAL AFFAIRS. Newspaper Removal. Frink & Hayden of the Grass Val‘yey Republican “have concluded to move immediately to the. town pf Trackee, where .they will issue the “Pruckee Republican tri-weekly. The paper will be enlarged four columns and will be furnished to subscribers at one bit-a week, or $6 per annum, ‘We understand that the Republican since its publication in Grass Valley has received fair encouragement,. bat the proprietors think Truckee will afford a better and an unoccupied. field for newspaper -enterprise and have therefor determined to go there. Truckee is plenty large enough to gustain a first rate newspaper, and Messrs. Frink & Hayden ‘will. make a paper of which the citizens of that section of the county, may well be proud to know that after the Truckee Republican appears, it will be among the most interesting of our exchanges. We shall envy Frink when he gets to writing about the big fish, the big lakes, and the big saw mills and subsists on Sierra valley beef and buttet. Weshall look for an occasional trout wrapped up in the Truckee Tepublican. The last number of the Grass Valley Republican will be issued “tts orning. / nga errible Affray at Grass Valley. On Sunday -afternoon, at Grass Valley, a terrible affray occurred at a boarding louse kept by Matthew Rogers, on Main street, and Peter Daws one of the boarders. It is reported that jealousy was the cause of the affray. Both parties had been drinking freely, and there are several _yersions as to the origin of the difficulty. The row occurred in the kitchen,and during the scuffle. Rogers was struck by Daws with a pick. The point of the pick entered below the left shoulder and passed into the lungs several inches. The wounded man ran through the house before he knew he was struck, andhe fell in the yard. His injuries are so severe that it is thought he cannot recover. <a Township Nominations. The following persons have been nominated in the various townships to be voted for as delegates to the State Convention. It seems our Reugh and Ready friends did not unite on two, but have nominated Little York—W. H. Duryea, L. Barker. At large, M. 8. Deal. Nevada—Chas. Marsh, John 8. Dunn. At large, M. 8. Deal. Grass Valley—A. A. Mulloy, J. M. Days. Atlarge, M.S. Deal. Rough and /Ready—Geo. Flint, H. Q. Reberts, Geo. Grant, W. H. McFarland, H. L. Hatch, J. M. Walling, M. 2. Hatch, T. J, Stark, A. L. Slack. , At large, M.S. Deal. ington—E. ig. At large, ,_ M.S. Deal. Republican Caucus. . The Republicans of Nevada township assembled at the Theatre in this city, on Saturday evening last, when Jonathan Clark was chosen President of the meeting and A. H. Parker, Secretary. The following persons were selected as nominees: For Delegate at large, M.S. Deal. For Township Delegates, Chas. Marsh and John §. Dunn. ‘The following resolution was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That Ulysses 8. Grant is the first choice of the Republicans of loa for candidate for President. é ; : Still Coming. f This county‘seems to be attracting the attention of capitalists more this yearthan ever before. Every investment that has been made in this sec*tion of country by outside capitalists, . has proved a succcess. We understand there are a number of men now visiting the county for the putpose of making purchases, and several claims have already been bonded ’ fora certain length of time, for a _ Repairing, Painting Ete. : Now the beautiful weather has set in, we notice many improvements going on, such as repairing and improving dwellings, repainting, etc. This season promises to be very lively for painters and carpenters. John Hahn, well known in this city, is announced in this morning's . Transcrrer as a candidate for th resorted to sometimes aggravates the misvegetable elixir that the world has ever feebler sex are subjected, and as a‘ general The Price of Health, Like that of liberty, is eternal vigilance. The vapor laden air of Spring etercises a depressing influence on the vital powers. The strongest feel this devitalizing effect; the weak ai ._prostrated by it. Everybody . is more.br less debilitated at this season, Banner Bros, COLUMN. t and the feeble instinctively seck the help of medicine. Unfortunately, the ‘“‘remedy” chief. Raw stimulants are eminently pernicious in such cases, and drastic cathartics about as bad. The vital principleneeds succor and support, and a reinforcing preparation that. will tone and rouse, whiie it regulates and purifies the system, is the medicine that nature demands. All the medicinal elements required for such emergencies are combined in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the purest and most efficacious ‘known, It is a mit stimulant, a powerful tonic, an unequaled appetizer, an absolute specific for diseased digestion, a wonderfil liver complaints and periddic fevers, a cure for constipation, a specific for rheumatism, of essential use in all ailments to which the household medicine unequaled and unapproached. 'Thesé are the properties which where. See to it, however, that you_have the true article, for the landis infested with . swarms of local bitters, made from condemned liquors and worthless drugs, which greedy wretches who speculate on human life, recommend as panaceas for every ill that flesh is heir to. Beware of the charlatans and their poisons. > o> SPECIAL NOTICE. — Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subjectto . Give tone tothe stomach and digestiveorgans, and you will save more than half in your doctor’s bills. Dr. HENLEY’s CELEBRATED IXL BITreRs are recommended by all physicians to Dyspeptics and for all Complaints of the Liver and Digestive organs. s#~See advertisement in another column. BS ETS ELE ENR AO RN FORRESTELLE COMBINATION TROUPE! AT NEVADA. THEATRE, Tuesday and Wednesday Eve’gs April 9th and 10th. HE Company is composed of the following Talented Artists : MAD’E FORRESTELLE, The world renowned FEMALE CONTORTIONIST, in her. Great Original Acts, BOX PACKING FEAT, secreting herself in a Box 22 inches square ; the GREAT KING TRICK, passing her body through Breaking Feat—breaking a 200 1b. Stone on her breast, . . MISS LULU SUMMERS, California Favorite, Queen of Melody. TOMMY ROSA, the Great-Ethiopian Comedian. GUS. SPRAGUE, Acrobatic and Negro Delineator. Master FORREST, Champion Clog, Dancer, late of Tony Pastor’s Opera Mouse New York, and GUs. KARRACK. in his celebrated Banjo Solos, Don't fail to go and see these celebrated Performers. mences at 8. ap7 Roller Skating Assemblies. —AT THE— NEVADA SKATING RINK. HE Nevada Skating Rink will re-open on ’ MONDAY, April 8th. " Every Forenoon the Rink will be opened from 934 to 120’clock. A gentleman will be in attendance to teach all who desire to learn to em Admission free, use of skates 25 cents. Every Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 5,— Admission, including Skates 25 cents. fra. The Rink will be -open only Monday; Wednesday and Saturday Evenings from 1% to 10 e’clock. Admission — Gentlemen 25 cents : use of Skates 26 cents. Ladies, including Skates 25 cents, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of Skates 50 cts. " B. BULLARD, Proprietor, Nevada, April 5th. . M. MURBER. 8. M. TIMMONS EMPIRE MARKET. UNCTION OF MAIN AND COMMERA) CIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. Always on hand the best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Hams & Lard, Eggs, Butter and Vegetables. Which will be sold cheap forcash. Anything purchased at our Market will be delivered to any part of the city free of charge. j MURBER & TIMMONS. Nevada, April7th. « GREAT BARGAINS! ! COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER SETS FOR $25! —_— POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada City, Crockery, Cutlery, ; Plated Ware,Glass Ware, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county. We have also on hand a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL a. DANFORTH’S. PATENT PETROLEU stock. tle Sewing Machine. Jan 24 POTTER & SIGOURNEY. DR. F. BUELOW PHYSICIAN, nervine, a moderate cathartic, a remedy for . : have made Hostetter’s Bitters famous every. feb7-3m WILL BE IN RECEIPT OF A a Ring 12 inches in diameter; Great Stone . Doors open at 7 o’clock, performance com[~~ . LAST YEAB’S GOODS. Lamps, ete, . ag We are Agents for the Home Shut-} IN A FEW . DAYS WE NEW & COMPLETE STOCK —OFr— LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING, Our own Manufacture. WE SHALL NOT OFFER FOR SALE SPRING STYLES OF than any other house on the Coast; OR, IN OTHER WORDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. [P. B. & S. S: OFN.C. TO PLEASE ALL 1S MY AIM. Twenty-five per cent. cheaper . 4 Yellow, Cuirs Purple, Green, Cof——— ~ ‘

es Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada County let me have your attention ! No longer wear bad fitting ready made Bocts and Shoes ! You can have them -made to ordér and aGOOD FIT guaranteed at ‘about the same price ! H.W. VELLA, AKES this method of returning his sinSe cere and grateful thanks to the people of Nevada City and vicinity for the unexpected and liberal patronage bestowed upon him since the opening of his Store, on . Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. It-was his intention to devote his whole time to the exclusive business of making Boots and Shoes ! But at the earnest solicitation of many citizens of this city he has decided to commence the manufacturing of Gent's Boots & Shoes In addition to the making of Ladies’, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes. red to MAKE TO ORollowing kinds of Boots and Shoes, FOR THE LADIES : (otenen GAITER BOOTS ! He is pre DER the Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Cloth Foxed. Serge Tops, Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Kid, Foxed. Serge Tops, French Calf, Foxed. Serge Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Serge Tops, Goat, Grained or ey Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed. ~ Serge Tops, Glove Kid, foxed. _ ‘French Kid Tops,.plain or foxed. French Kid Tops, patent-leather, foxed. Glove Calf Tops, plain or foxed. French Calf, plain or foxed. Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. FRONT LACE. Serge Plain. Serge Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. Kid, foxed. French Kid, foxed. Serge Tops, Glove Calf, foxed, Serge Tops, Grained or Pebbled. Serge Tops, French Calf, foxed. All French Calf. All French Kid?. All Curacoa Kid. All Goat. All Glove Calf. French Kid Tops, Patent Leather, ‘Serge Tops, Serge Tops, ie foxed. Glove Calf Tops, Patent Leather, foxed. MISSES SHOE§. Serge patent plain : serge im: leather, foxed; serge tops, d, foxed; serge tops, Glove Calf, foxed ; serge tops, Goat, grained or pebbled; serge tops, French calf; all French Calf, Curacoa Kid, Goat or Glove Calf ; French Kid or Glove Calf Tops, patent leather, foxed. Childrens’ Calf, Kid, Geat or Cloth, front lace. a Various Colors for Ladies’ Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes. , Gold, Silver, Bronze, Red, Blue, White, Maroon, Cream, Scarlet, fee,Dra b, Pink. Orange, ‘Pearl and evety other color and shade imaginable. ‘ GENTS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. patent Leather Tongue Boots. French Calf Te agued dc Box Toed Scotch Bottom df do do do single sole. : French Calf, double sole. Box Toed Scotch Bottom. do do pe 9 sole, French Calf, single wae sole. Calf xing, Cloth’ Tops, Congress GaiImitatior Buttoned Gaiters, Oxford Ties, Strap Shoes, Embroidered Slippers. All kinds of Boots and Shoes, for Boys, made toorder. Repairing of all kinds done in the highest style of the Art. office of City Marshal. uw 4 Prize Boot and Shoe Stare OF NEVADA COUNTY. . djoining St 4 Street, Nevada City. eee . SPLENDID . A Grand Musca ft) oe CHEAPEST! N2vana CLOTHING STORE. B, NATHAN, NATHAN & MILLER, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. Stock of Goods as well as advantages of purchasing the ILOW EST. We are prepared to supply the people of Nevada and vicinity with AS FINE QUALITY OF Ladies’ Misses’ & Childrens’ . 45 LATE STYLES AND Business and Dress Suits, . only ask the public to calland examine our Goods. We have only One Price for each jar VERY LOWEST! 2 Men's Congress Gaiters, Buttoned Gaiters, NEW GOODS! een cree B. H. MILLER. . Successors Ps to é 7 _B, HAYFORD, "ene DOs, ‘ Hurrah for the Spring ‘Time . 5:7 sn Towa Hill. : a Olfax.W, H, WALLACE. 226 California Street, San Francisco. a HA¥FORD, HIMES:& CO. HOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEAL-_ VV Bes IN s General Merchandise, Importers of Boots and Shoes, , Tebacco, Eastern Fish, Eastern: Corn, and Eastern’ Sugar Cured. Meats. — FORWARDING MERCHANTS. “Mark all Goods ‘‘Care-H. H. &co.” COLFAX, CAL. Colfax, April 5th, 1872. HAAS & CO. NEVADA CITY. Having largely increased our LATEST STYLES ! AT THE VERY PRICES! GOODS ! as Fine Made Clothing, * As can be procured In any Store in this State ! ? To be convinced of his fact we article and that the "2 We have the finest stock of superior _ MILLINGTON’S: Grand Closing Party’! WILL. TARE PLACE AT THE ¢ ALU0 SKATING RINK, Thursday Evening, April 11th. THE GRAND FLORAL MARCH willcommence precisely at 8}¢ o’clock, in which Laies, Gentlemen and Children will particiate. : After the first Quadrille in which all will participate, the Children will dance the Polka Quadrille. May Pole Dance and a Polka figure. The remainder of the Evening will be devoted to dancing by the guests. All Members of the Juvenile and Adult Classes and Citizens of Nevatla are cordially” invited to attend. re Tickets— Ladies, Gentlemen and Children 50 cents. Gentlemen, without a lady, $I 00, ap5 8. J. MILLINGTON, Manager. German Physician, Surgeon, Oculist, etc. etc. EGULAR GRADUATE OF THE: Universities of Leipsie and Wurzburg. : Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr, Graefe, at Berlin, Prussia. Late Chief Physician of the German Mu-~ tual Benevolent Societies of New York and San Francisco. DR. DOBRENZ Laving had many years: experience in the best Kuropean Capitols and Hospitals, guarantees to cure all long standing Diseases speedily. Indigent persons treated free of charge, Office on Pine Street, opposite Ferrand’s Photograph Gallery.. Residence on Pine Street, Second house below Spring. Nevada, Jan. 19th, ANNIVERSARY PARADE. —oes NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! WHITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHING. HOSE, and Furnishing Goods ! Ever {offered in this Market ! To which we call especial attention. —— BOYS’ CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR, Finest Quality and Latest Styles! —__— And & general assortment of THE VERY LATEST STYLE. HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, — SHOES, &c. &c. &c. We are cohstantly receiving additions to our Stock a8 new styles come out, and it is our aim to give the very Best Articles for.the Very LOWEST PRICES!., The People of Nevada City and vicinity are invited to call and examine our Goods. purchasing and feel assured that we can make it an object for buyers to call upon us. Don’t. forget the place. NEVADA CLOTHING STORE ! PROPRIETORS. a a Haas & Co’s Old Stand, corner . . _ BW. VELLA, Propr’. * WEVADA CITY. © BEST QUALITY OF BLANKETS . Miners’ & Teamsters’ RubWe have the best facilities for) ]) YOU are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory in full uniform on Thursday, April 18th, 1872, At 2P,M., for Paradeand Drill. _ & The Company will march promptly at 2% ‘clock, and all not in ranks ‘will be considered as absentees. N. B.—Regular monthly meeting and street drill Saturday evening, April 6th, at 71% P.M. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order M. 8. DEAL, Capt, Gommanding. Y: F. EVENS, O. &. 5 THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. — _ DR, HUFELAND'S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH ee ~ BITTERS. HE first and the most healthful Toaic’ ever introduced in the United States. These Bitters have been in the n Francisco Market for over twenty — and notwithstanding the many new candijates for public favor, the sales vave constantly increased. TAYLOR & BENDEL, jole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay St., jan Francisco. m29 FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, GLADIOLES BULBS, Arda great variety of Illustrated Catalogues —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. 8, We_fOR,. BROAD & PINE STREETS Transcript Printing Office. — “ATso a Large Stock of Acids, Chemicals, Crucibles, Paints, and Varnishes, at Lowest Market Rates. LEE GARTHE, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, ETC. Meats sold at reasonable rates for casi. Market on Conimercial street, opposite Maonic Building, a2 DR. J, D. BUSH, EMBER Royal College Surgeons of land, 1866. Fellow of ad Coiege of Surgeons of England, 1869, L. 8. A. &c. Prize Medallist in Anatomy, Physiolo. gy, Chemistry and Surgery, has commences practice as Attending and Consulting PHYSICIAN. * Office—Kidd’s Building, up stairs, Broad Street, nearly opposite Post Office. at Counselorsand Att) meysatLaw, FFICE—Over Beckman’s Saloon, ooe~ O ner Broadand Pine streets.