August 13, 1880 (4 pages)

LIsn _— WE STORE, BLOCK, + Nevada City. 100 Ibw., $2 75 4-40 86 er kit, 259 00 Ibs., 1-95 OOlbs., 3 8h CO lbs. 2.95 0 Ibs., 1] 624 )0_ths., } 59 "9 40 40¢ 13 Ibs., 10 10 Ibs., 100 8s, box, . 400 12cans 100 7 cans 100 5 cans 100 3eans,. r gallon, $74 Gcans 1] 0 4cans 1006 , Slbs. 10 perth, 70 3 Ths., 60 » dibs, 6 tee,5 Ibs., 1 00 100 kage, 29 cts, es, cts, 2% cts. Oi}, per gal, 50c 5 gal Gan, 225. for 100 packet % ackages, — 25c. : 10c. ecentsio 200 . 30 cts. 374 cts, SO cts, 15 cts, _ KS eta, correction, h and warrant Roberts odmen, will be recéived gust 28, 1880, Board of EducaVood, 4. feet long, feet-Fong,,to be on School House. . feet long. and 1 o be delivered at . House, Nevada jay of November, the right tozreject RICH, f Education. ali TAINMENT AN’S oot Horses! TED IN milder St. Lot, i Aug. 16th. narkable Trained execute over lili > e been the sensa;no other Horses ection in training} asing Exhibiarticu‘ar. nts. Children neces at § o’clk. BBctange for-the better, and strong tHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ~ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNTA. Briét Mention. ‘ne half dozen men are employed p grading Pine street and filling in. york street. ee Alex. Gault is cleaning off his lot Commercial street, preparatory > the‘erection of a brick store. fon, A. A. Sargent delivered the ation at the inauguration of the teenth annual extitbition of the ijechanics Institute, fon, Grove L. Johnson of Sacramento, paida flying visit to this ty yesterday, on: business counectLi with his professiou, —— Cal. Clark, ex-Sheriff of Nevada ounty, has sold-his interest in the . partlett Springs, andis now super— tending mine at Oruville, osama prof.Oir, the celebrated violinigt, joes. to Forest. City, where “he will ive a perfofmance on Friday. eve— hing. On Saturday he will enrapture the people of Downieville. John—Jack—_whose—life-—-was-des— aired of last week, has taken a hopes are entertained of his recov-— Ths new Chinese quarters on -the Washington road has been — chris— toned Marsellus Avenue. The Monvolians have already commenced the ection of dweilings.” The Tally. and Hinds c!aim, in” the Omega _ Distittct is Hooking well, ‘They e. now making, their yearly cleah-up, and he bedrock is yieldiag from 2 to 5 bits to the pan, eae The annual meeting of the Cold spring Gravel Mining Company is advertised to take place on the 13th of September. The election of rustees and other business will be ransacted. ys Parties were in this city, the othet day canvassing on the sly as. to the feasibility of starting a hardare store. Not finding any exouragement on account'ef the scartity of buildings to rent, they gave’ p the projected enterprise. The fine new double seated phzeou just built in this city by 8, lutter,.bas been purchased by I, ). Pingree. Jt is a beauty, and . ’ pakes a dashing appearancebehind span of tine bay horses, The Morgan gravel mine at Lowell Liill isemploying about 25 men, The: pupahy expects to increase the oree to about50 in a-couple of weeks, hegravel thetis betng taken out mays from $2.50 to one-half an ounce othe car load. The large barn of Mr. . Davis on! le ridge road to Grass Valley, about ¥s60 feet, was burned yesterday . , orning, with “all the. agricultural mplements, and about 35 ton of hay. t is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. ° At the Dewey mine, Liberty Hill, tey Jhave lately raised to gravel. rospecting is ‘still going on, and ill continne to run on the main nnel, A short time back 80 car oads were run ont, and gave a yield bt S775, The new residence of W. C. roves, on Coyote street, on’ the orner of the Washington road, is ompleted, and already occupied by a ‘nant. It is hard finished inside, ith 12-foot ceilings, and is one of he-prettiest cottages in the city. It ds materially to that part of the wn, where for a long time a vacant ot existed, Marsh's lumber wagon, while on he way from the mill to this yesterlay had an aecident to it by the reaking of the forward axletree. * Was somewhat cracked before, ud having on a heavy load,of lumcaused it to break.short off. The “umster unloaded, cut down a sap4g, chained it to the body of the . ‘4gon, and thus brought it into wa for repairs, P ie Mrs. L. W.: Thatcher, Diamond Palace, Broad street, ‘vada City, has just received a "ge assortment of Seth Thomas ae __augl3-2t 'f Spiced Bacon, Smoked Hallity Pickled Pig Pork, Dupee’s peice Hams, and 8-poand Cream peese, just in store, at Scamrpr, & ‘trex’s, Commercial street. a12-2t ave Four Pictures tor 50-cents. The Traveling Photographers will main at the Eureka Gallery, Broad Neuralgia ts a Disease of the Past. fs ralgia’ medicine will stop the pain as . $00n as applied. Do not suffer! try . it. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. in the :head from whatever cause. . The distressing pains experienced by miners, resuiting from the use of . Giant Powder, and commonly known as “Giant Powder Headache.” _ Instantly cured—never known to fail. get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe's celebrated Tooth Ache Cure. That will . instantly stop the pain and save the mouth from five to ten minutes.* Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have néver failed yet. Mothers use a ~ drops ina — warm sweetened water to swab a teething bab mouth. Te will instantly fi, < litte sufferer. Sold hy Reddington Ee Mrs. Dr.Howe’s “celebrated new: wee ee ; , . tarrh, bad.teeth; ete. Do not have your teeth drawn; but . ly free from'the injurivus and acrid tooth. Hold a few drops in ther A Fine Thing for the Feeth. Fragrant Sozodont is a ‘com posi-' tion of the purest and choicest ingre-, dients of theOriental vegetable King-J dom. Every ‘ingredient ‘is well known to have'a-beneficial ‘effect on the teeth and gums, ' Its embalming or antisepic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. Sozodont removes all disagreeable odors from the breath caused by caa It is entire properties of tooth pastes and pow—4 ders which destroy the enamel, One. bottle will last six months. a —_———— A Card, Toall Who are sifitering trom the errors ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &e., J. will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE! OF CHARGE. This great wemedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rey. . of San Francisco, who supply all druggists, ae Pry +e — False impression. _It is generally supposed’by_physicians and the people generally that Dyspepsiacan not invariably be cured but we ate pleased to say that’ Green's August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspsia and Liver complaint in all ‘its orms, such as sour-Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Indigestien, bad taste in the mouth, ete. Out of she 50,000 dozen bottles soléd“tast ‘year, nota single failure was reported but thousands of complimentary detters received from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three doses will retieve-any ease. “Try it, bottles 10 cents, cents. Sample Regular: size .75 You Mave neo Excuse. Have you any excuee for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you should goon from day to day somplaining with Sonr Stomach, Sick -Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation’ of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Ve low Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming up of food after eating, Low spirits, &c. Nof It is positively your own faut if'you do. Goto your Drugsis--end get a bottle of Green’s Augua Flower for 75 cents. Your cure 3 certain,j but if you ‘doubt Jostru T. Inmax, Station B, New Yorx . ‘Gx. m8s-ly Mother Eve. : ’ ‘According to Milton, the first thing’ Eve did after leaving Adam's side, was to survey her charms in a’ silvery pool. No doubt she was a splendid creature, but beauty is not the heritage of all her daughters, sand-many of them resort to-“‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” to obtain the dazzling complexion which Eve received from nature. The great merit of this unexcelled cosmetic is that it leaves no traces.of artificiality. Beware of counterfeits, See that “‘C. Nv Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet, without which none ‘is genuine. Sold by druggists at §25 cents} three cakes 50 cents. gray ‘hair would be an anomaly, and therefore this blemish should be removed by thease of-*Hills’ Instantaneous Hair Dye,” which is unsurj passed alike im cheapness<and the ao perfection of color it bestows. , Dvaps Cure ‘ip Pike’s Toothache ‘One Minute. 4° Individual instruction in evecial Calculations, Business’ Letter writing and Penmanship a specialty, at CuEsNuTwoou’s Business Co.LEGE, Brown & Morgan's Hall, Nevada City, Cal. jy24-lm Photographs equal to San Frunaisto’s this, get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. . Two doses will relieve ou. : _ best. Coxiins, Operator. KunoLPH Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada = qt: . Immense Destruction of Property-and indiscretions ef youth, :nervous—weak=} pend such a storm we propose to inauguraté at the ——.__ ut } — 7+ the most brilliant complexion with ry style of Book-keeping, Commer-. Struck TERRIBLE TORNADO! o Everything Carried Before the Gale ! —-0 There is no computing the loss that the great Cyclone has caused which & short time ago swept over a portiop-of the Western States. These storins of the elements some times precedes similar storms in the mercantile trade, by Lightning . ." WM. HOLMES, Corner ‘Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada City, Saddle & Harness Maker, Hea just returned from San Francisco with the ~W, Largest and best stock et Saddles, Harness, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Spurs, . . Ete., Ete,, . Ever brought to this city, which the will sell at Wholesale or Betail at as léw prices as any other shop this side of San Fransco, ss WAGON COVERS, all sizes, reads made: Bucxskim Gloves ofall kinds. Tam alsa agent for Nevada City of Uncle Sam's Harness Oil and Soap, the best ever used on Leather. noe ges Call and see my new stcck and prices,WM. HOLMES, Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. ‘ jy3i 1 * 33 THE GREAT WESTERN Now we mean by this that we will sell you all classes of -Gentlemens’ Boy’s, Youths’ and Children’s Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Notions, &c. AT A SMALLER PROFIT than they have ever been offered in this or in any other town in the State,— This may seem like bragging, but we intend to give you prices to substantiate what we say. We were going to publish a full and complete price ‘list, but for thé want of space we will have to postpone it until a future time. ge e . “We started business in Grass Valley a few weeks ago on the same system as We are starting here, the ONE PRICE SYSTEM. The residents over there took to us so kindly and patronized us so diberally that we feel very much encouraged, A great many of our Nevada City friends are Well aware that we were on the look-out for a Store over here before we ever thought of opening at Grass Valley, but no suitable location could be found. At last we have found a Store in which we will carry on the same line of business as we are carrying on in Grass Valley. ee Goods will be disposed of at Private Sale during the day-and at AUCTION IN THE EVENING. A full and complete Price list will be sent to any address in the country, on application. Country orders promptly sanded to and carefully executed. BROAD STREET, A few doors below the Nevada Theatre, . Wevada City, Cal. ~ Great Annual Clearance Sale . SUMME ——_or——— R DRY GOODS. tinue for Thirty Days. — . 10. pieces Black-Cashmere, 42 inch 10 piezes Greradines at 12 1-2 cen 20 pieces White Pique, 10 cents a : en, at 40 cents a yard.’ Bolt 93-4 cents. 300 pieces best American Prints, 1 50 pieces Linen Crash, 10 " 1000 dozen Thread, 5 spoo 100 dozen Ladies White Hose, ten 100 dozen French Hose, 20,cents 50 pieces Vedona Lawn, at I5 per I invite a careful inspectio Eve to merit a continuance of the SHORT TIME ONLY, jy30-tf Nevapa Criry, July 23d, 1880, 2 The following is the Price List of a few articles 10 pieces black. and Colored Trimming Silk, 70 cents a yard, 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $1.20—reduced from $2.00. 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $2—reduced from'$3. : 10 pieces Black Cashmere 38 inches wide, 40 cents a yard—best qualities. thing is marked in plain fi no daviation. Thankful for the liberal patronage I hope $30,000 WORTH OF GOODS Within a short time on account of our ve of Fall and Winter Goods haying been agent in Boston, New York and Philadelphia,. which will. arrive. here on or about the First of September. GREATEST BORGHING FUER GWEN. Iw NEWADA COUNTY: Ladies should take advantage of this Great Sale. To commence “Monday; Morning, July 26th, andconlarge stock urchased by m . ® ’ , es wide, $1.a yard. 10-pieces colored Cashmere, 40 inches wide, 75 cents a yard. 50 pieces Brocade Poplins, 12 1-2 cents a yard. 50 pieces Pacific Popling 18 3-4 cents per yard. ts per yard. 10 p%eces all wool Bunting 20 cents a yard—value-50 cents. yard, 10 pieces half-bleached Table Linen, 52 inches wide, warranted all Lin10 pieces §-4 pld Table Linen, 70 cents a yard. 20 pieces 10-4 Peqout bleached Sheeting 32 1-2 cents per yard. 20 pieces 10-4’Lawrence Sheeting, 28 cents per yard. 100 pieces White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin, 10 cents a yard or by the 6 yards for One Dollar. ards for One Dollar. for Twenty-five cents. cents per pair, T pair. 20 dozen Chemise, made out of Wamsette Muslin, at 75 cents apicee. Nightgowns and Shirts reduced to half-price. 100 pieces Embroideries, one inch wide, reduced to 10 cents-a yard. 100 pieces Embroideries, 2 inches wide, at 20 cents a yard. 100 Marseille Spreads, reduced to half-price. 50 pairs fine Gimpure Curtains—very low price. yard. # +50 pieces Bishop Lawn, at 20 cents per yard. _ Bee 10 iesha English Longleted 15 cents pe yard. : 50 pieces Nainsook and Crosbor Muslin, reduced to half-price. » 50 dozen Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves, reduced to $1 a pair. n of the goods and prices.— es and there will be ‘game. Country Orders promptly attended to and Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL. —at the— + ’ COMMENCES THIS YEAR ON MONDAY MORNING, JULY 26th, 1880. $40,000 WORTH OF DRY Goods MUST BE SOLD WiTEeiIin 20 DAYS! In order to MAKE WOOME. for our immense Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, now being purchased by our resident partuer in New York. We will sell for the next 20 days— : 10,000 yards of Calico, Sixteen Yards for One Dollar. 20,000 Yards White Rock and Lonsdale, at 10 cents. 500 yards Summer Silk, plaid and Stripe, at 40 cents, 300 yards Bunting at 22 1-2 cents, worth 50 cents. 500 yards Bunting at 17 cents, worth 25 cents. 600 yards Grenadines at 20 cents, worth 50 cents. . 1,000 yards Debage at 18 cents, worth 30 cents. 10,000 yards Dress:Goods at 18 cents, worth 25 cents. 500 yards Wash Poplin, at 9 cents. 1,500 pair Ladies and Childrens Hose at 8 ceuts. 500 Balbriggan Hose at 25 cents. Ladies’ gs Hoops, at 60 cents, Ladies Underwear reduced 50 cents on the dollar. Regular brands of Corsets reduced 25 cents on the dollar. It is not our intention to GIVE BAITS in one thing with the .ntention of making upin another. As this is a General Annual (.ea'rance Sale, the ers MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. The Fiemuant Countco~ Will contain remnants of.all kinds of useful Goods, which will be almost given away in order to clear them_out. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Our Store will be open from 7 o'clock 4. M. till 9:20 o’cloek P.M. Everybody who buys $5 worth of Goods for cash, is entitled to a pair of Black Kid Gloves. te Goods Marked in Plain Figures. One Price to All. j ‘No Deduction under any circumstances. Diring our long business career here we have never before offered such large stock for the Fall trade, we fear there will not be sutficient storage room in our spacious building, and therefore concluded to give our cus‘. tomers a chance to secure great bargains. ; Every one knows we buy our Goods for Cash and directly fromthe mar. Hence no compet. ufacturers, so We are saving that much for the pub ic. itors can compete with the well-known and established House of ROSENBERG BROS,, Broad Street, Nevada City, San Benito Street, Hollister, Battery Street, San Francisco, Nassau Street, New York. ‘YP. S.—We are very thankful to the —_— for the liberal oat d also for the many compliments we receive from them-evae patent os toedizes : j ROSENBERG BROS. ee Annual Clearance Sale t es inducements to our friends and customers, but having purchased such a/ tronage exCOMMERCIAL STREET, . NEVADA CITy, : MUNGOR @® NAFFZIGER, HAVING PURCHASED the above Market we are now prepared to supply the public ‘with the best of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton? Corn — Beef, Sausages, Etc. Our facilities for procurin fat young cattle are superior to any firm in Nevada county, and our customers can always rely upon getting the as Best Meats To bs hadin, the Market. #@*Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. We respectfully erolicit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon our predecessor. at SCHMIDT & POTTER, — COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Meat Market,. NEVADA CITY. Deater= im Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Flour and Feed, ~Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. &2y"Having opened the above Store, and stocked it with a Large and Fresh Stock of First Class Goods, we are prepared to suppy the public with everything in our line at a. 4 LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--‘‘Buy and sell for Cash.” : say We extend a cordial invitation to our friends and the public fore to call and examine our Goods and Prices, ad FOR SALE CHEAP. One No. . Burleigh Air Compresor, with Air Receiver, 8 feet by 46 inches, One Cameron Special Steam: Pump. Steam Cylinder. 10x12. Water Cylinder 8x12, The above are nearly new and in perfect order, Apply to G. G. ALLAN, __augl0-tf Nevada Foundr fi To. Contractors. “\FEFERS wanted for the construction of ( Six Miles of Ditch. Specifications &«, can be seen at the office of R. B. SYMINGTON, C. E., Main street, Nevada City, with whom offers may be lodged{fup to and including Saturday, August 14th. Nevada, August 10th. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 39 Main Street..Nevada City. YOLD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD Bullion Discounted, Advances made: on Gold Dust or Bullion for * Coinage at the Mint. Checks eon San Francisco. “ Correspondent—F.; Berton. & Co., or of Swiss American Bank, San Francisco Restaurant For Sale. ECOCQ'S EHO? HOUSE AND Es‘34 TAURANT is offered for saleata bar sain toa Cas'i Customer. The houve.is doon & good business, and@is constantly increasing. Sickriess is the cause for wantiny Ww sell, ee Nene but a Cash customer need appay : ©. LEGOCY, Nevada, July 16—l1m Change of Firm ij AVING disposed of the Union Market is hereby given to all pérsons indebted to. the uudersigned to call and settle their bills without delay, as I desire to leave the State. All persons holding claims against the con~ cern will present the same for payment. : : ‘ ©, J, NAFFZIGER $ Nevada City, Angust 3, 1880. to E. C. Mungor & H. Naffziger, notice . <.

LIsn _— WE STORE, BLOCK, + Nevada City.. 100 Ibw., $2 75 4-40 86 er kit, 259 00 Ibs., 1-95 OOlbs., 3 8h CO lbs. 2.95 0 Ibs., 1] 624 )0_ths., } 59 "9 40 40¢ 13 Ibs., 10 10 Ibs., 100 8s, box, . 400 12cans 100 7 cans 100 5 cans 100 3eans,. r gallon, $74 Gcans 1] 0 4cans 1006 , Slbs. 10 perth, 70 3 Ths., 60 » dibs, 6 tee,5 Ibs., 1 00 100 kage, 29 cts, es, cts, 2% cts. Oi}, per gal, 50c 5 gal Gan, 225. for 100 packet % ackages, — 25c. : 10c. ecentsio 200 . 30 cts. 374 cts, SO cts, 15 cts, _ KS eta, correction, h and warrant Roberts odmen, will be recéived gust 28, 1880, Board of EducaVood, 4. feet long, feet-Fong,,to be on School House. . feet long. and 1 o be delivered at . House, Nevada jay of November, the right tozreject RICH, f Education. ali TAINMENT AN’S oot Horses! TED IN milder St. Lot, i Aug. 16th. narkable Trained execute over lili > e been the sensa;no other Horses ection in training} asing Exhibiarticu‘ar. nts. Children neces at § o’clk. BBctange for-the better, and strong tHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ~ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNTA. Briét Mention. ‘ne half dozen men are employed p grading Pine street and filling in. york street. ee Alex. Gault is cleaning off his lot Commercial street, preparatory > the‘erection of a brick store. fon, A. A. Sargent delivered the ation at the inauguration of the teenth annual extitbition of the ijechanics Institute, fon, Grove L. Johnson of Sacramento, paida flying visit to this ty yesterday, on: business counectLi with his professiou, —— Cal. Clark, ex-Sheriff of Nevada ounty, has sold-his interest in the . partlett Springs, andis now super— tending mine at Oruville, osama prof.Oir, the celebrated violinigt, joes. to Forest. City, where “he will ive a perfofmance on Friday. eve— hing. On Saturday he will enrapture the people of Downieville. John—Jack—_whose—life-—-was-des— aired of last week, has taken a hopes are entertained of his recov-— Ths new Chinese quarters on -the Washington road has been — chris— toned Marsellus Avenue. The Monvolians have already commenced the ection of dweilings.” The Tally. and Hinds c!aim, in” the Omega _ Distittct is Hooking well, ‘They e. now making, their yearly cleah-up, and he bedrock is yieldiag from 2 to 5 bits to the pan, eae The annual meeting of the Cold spring Gravel Mining Company is advertised to take place on the 13th of September. The election of rustees and other business will be ransacted. ys Parties were in this city, the othet day canvassing on the sly as. to the feasibility of starting a hardare store. Not finding any exouragement on account'ef the scartity of buildings to rent, they gave’ p the projected enterprise. The fine new double seated phzeou just built in this city by 8, lutter,.bas been purchased by I, ). Pingree. Jt is a beauty, and . ’ pakes a dashing appearancebehind span of tine bay horses, The Morgan gravel mine at Lowell Liill isemploying about 25 men, The: pupahy expects to increase the oree to about50 in a-couple of weeks, hegravel thetis betng taken out mays from $2.50 to one-half an ounce othe car load. The large barn of Mr. . Davis on! le ridge road to Grass Valley, about ¥s60 feet, was burned yesterday . , orning, with “all the. agricultural mplements, and about 35 ton of hay. t is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. ° At the Dewey mine, Liberty Hill, tey Jhave lately raised to gravel. rospecting is ‘still going on, and ill continne to run on the main nnel, A short time back 80 car oads were run ont, and gave a yield bt S775, The new residence of W. C. roves, on Coyote street, on’ the orner of the Washington road, is ompleted, and already occupied by a ‘nant. It is hard finished inside, ith 12-foot ceilings, and is one of he-prettiest cottages in the city. It ds materially to that part of the wn, where for a long time a vacant ot existed, Marsh's lumber wagon, while on he way from the mill to this yesterlay had an aecident to it by the reaking of the forward axletree. * Was somewhat cracked before, ud having on a heavy load,of lumcaused it to break.short off. The “umster unloaded, cut down a sap4g, chained it to the body of the . ‘4gon, and thus brought it into wa for repairs, P ie Mrs. L. W.: Thatcher, Diamond Palace, Broad street, ‘vada City, has just received a "ge assortment of Seth Thomas ae __augl3-2t 'f Spiced Bacon, Smoked Hallity Pickled Pig Pork, Dupee’s peice Hams, and 8-poand Cream peese, just in store, at Scamrpr, & ‘trex’s, Commercial street. a12-2t ave Four Pictures tor 50-cents. The Traveling Photographers will main at the Eureka Gallery, Broad Neuralgia ts a Disease of the Past. fs ralgia’ medicine will stop the pain as . $00n as applied. Do not suffer! try . it. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. in the :head from whatever cause. . The distressing pains experienced by miners, resuiting from the use of . Giant Powder, and commonly known as “Giant Powder Headache.” _ Instantly cured—never known to fail. get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe's celebrated Tooth Ache Cure. That will . instantly stop the pain and save the mouth from five to ten minutes.* Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have néver failed yet. Mothers use a ~ drops ina — warm sweetened water to swab a teething bab mouth. Te will instantly fi, < litte sufferer. Sold hy Reddington Ee Mrs. Dr.Howe’s “celebrated new: wee ee ; , . tarrh, bad.teeth; ete. Do not have your teeth drawn; but . ly free from'the injurivus and acrid tooth. Hold a few drops in ther A Fine Thing for the Feeth. Fragrant Sozodont is a ‘com posi-' tion of the purest and choicest ingre-, dients of theOriental vegetable King-J dom. Every ‘ingredient ‘is well known to have'a-beneficial ‘effect on the teeth and gums, ' Its embalming or antisepic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. Sozodont removes all disagreeable odors from the breath caused by caa It is entire properties of tooth pastes and pow—4 ders which destroy the enamel, One. bottle will last six months. a —_———— A Card, Toall Who are sifitering trom the errors ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &e., J. will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE! OF CHARGE. This great wemedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rey. . of San Francisco, who supply all druggists, ae Pry +e — False impression. _It is generally supposed’by_physicians and the people generally that Dyspepsiacan not invariably be cured but we ate pleased to say that’ Green's August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspsia and Liver complaint in all ‘its orms, such as sour-Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Indigestien, bad taste in the mouth, ete. Out of she 50,000 dozen bottles soléd“tast ‘year, nota single failure was reported but thousands of complimentary detters received from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three doses will retieve-any ease. “Try it, bottles 10 cents, cents. Sample Regular: size .75 You Mave neo Excuse. Have you any excuee for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you should goon from day to day somplaining with Sonr Stomach, Sick -Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation’ of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Ve low Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming up of food after eating, Low spirits, &c. Nof It is positively your own faut if'you do. Goto your Drugsis--end get a bottle of Green’s Augua Flower for 75 cents. Your cure 3 certain,j but if you ‘doubt Jostru T. Inmax, Station B, New Yorx . ‘Gx. m8s-ly Mother Eve. : ’ ‘According to Milton, the first thing’ Eve did after leaving Adam's side, was to survey her charms in a’ silvery pool. No doubt she was a splendid creature, but beauty is not the heritage of all her daughters, sand-many of them resort to-“‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” to obtain the dazzling complexion which Eve received from nature. The great merit of this unexcelled cosmetic is that it leaves no traces.of artificiality. Beware of counterfeits, See that “‘C. Nv Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on

each packet, without which none ‘is genuine. Sold by druggists at §25 cents} three cakes 50 cents. gray ‘hair would be an anomaly, and therefore this blemish should be removed by thease of-*Hills’ Instantaneous Hair Dye,” which is unsurj passed alike im cheapness<and the ao perfection of color it bestows. , Dvaps Cure ‘ip Pike’s Toothache ‘One Minute. 4° Individual instruction in evecial Calculations, Business’ Letter writing and Penmanship a specialty, at CuEsNuTwoou’s Business Co.LEGE, Brown & Morgan's Hall, Nevada City, Cal. jy24-lm Photographs equal to San Frunaisto’s this, get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. . Two doses will relieve ou. : _ best. Coxiins, Operator. KunoLPH Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada = qt: . Immense Destruction of Property-and indiscretions ef youth, :nervous—weak=} pend such a storm we propose to inauguraté at the ——.__ ut } — 7+ the most brilliant complexion with ry style of Book-keeping, Commer-. Struck TERRIBLE TORNADO! o Everything Carried Before the Gale ! —-0 There is no computing the loss that the great Cyclone has caused which & short time ago swept over a portiop-of the Western States. These storins of the elements some times precedes similar storms in the mercantile trade, by Lightning . ." WM. HOLMES, Corner ‘Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada City, Saddle & Harness Maker, Hea just returned from San Francisco with the ~W, Largest and best stock et Saddles, Harness, Whips, Robes, Blankets, Spurs, . . Ete., Ete,, . Ever brought to this city, which the will sell at Wholesale or Betail at as léw prices as any other shop this side of San Fransco, ss WAGON COVERS, all sizes, reads made: Bucxskim Gloves ofall kinds. Tam alsa agent for Nevada City of Uncle Sam's Harness Oil and Soap, the best ever used on Leather. noe ges Call and see my new stcck and prices,WM. HOLMES, Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. ‘ jy3i 1 * 33 THE GREAT WESTERN Now we mean by this that we will sell you all classes of -Gentlemens’ Boy’s, Youths’ and Children’s Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Notions, &c. AT A SMALLER PROFIT than they have ever been offered in this or in any other town in the State,— This may seem like bragging, but we intend to give you prices to substantiate what we say. We were going to publish a full and complete price ‘list, but for thé want of space we will have to postpone it until a future time. ge e . “We started business in Grass Valley a few weeks ago on the same system as We are starting here, the ONE PRICE SYSTEM. The residents over there took to us so kindly and patronized us so diberally that we feel very much encouraged, A great many of our Nevada City friends are Well aware that we were on the look-out for a Store over here before we ever thought of opening at Grass Valley, but no suitable location could be found. At last we have found a Store in which we will carry on the same line of business as we are carrying on in Grass Valley. ee Goods will be disposed of at Private Sale during the day-and at AUCTION IN THE EVENING. A full and complete Price list will be sent to any address in the country, on application. Country orders promptly sanded to and carefully executed. BROAD STREET, A few doors below the Nevada Theatre, . Wevada City, Cal. ~ Great Annual Clearance Sale . SUMME ——_or——— R DRY GOODS. tinue for Thirty Days. — . 10. pieces Black-Cashmere, 42 inch 10 piezes Greradines at 12 1-2 cen 20 pieces White Pique, 10 cents a : en, at 40 cents a yard.’ Bolt 93-4 cents. 300 pieces best American Prints, 1 50 pieces Linen Crash, 10 " 1000 dozen Thread, 5 spoo 100 dozen Ladies White Hose, ten 100 dozen French Hose, 20,cents 50 pieces Vedona Lawn, at I5 per I invite a careful inspectio Eve to merit a continuance of the SHORT TIME ONLY, jy30-tf Nevapa Criry, July 23d, 1880, 2 The following is the Price List of a few articles 10 pieces black. and Colored Trimming Silk, 70 cents a yard, 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $1.20—reduced from $2.00. 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $2—reduced from'$3. : 10 pieces Black Cashmere 38 inches wide, 40 cents a yard—best qualities. thing is marked in plain fi no daviation. Thankful for the liberal patronage I hope $30,000 WORTH OF GOODS Within a short time on account of our ve of Fall and Winter Goods haying been agent in Boston, New York and Philadelphia,. which will. arrive. here on or about the First of September. GREATEST BORGHING FUER GWEN. Iw NEWADA COUNTY: Ladies should take advantage of this Great Sale. To commence “Monday; Morning, July 26th, andconlarge stock urchased by m . ® ’ , es wide, $1.a yard. 10-pieces colored Cashmere, 40 inches wide, 75 cents a yard. 50 pieces Brocade Poplins, 12 1-2 cents a yard. 50 pieces Pacific Popling 18 3-4 cents per yard. ts per yard. 10 p%eces all wool Bunting 20 cents a yard—value-50 cents. yard, 10 pieces half-bleached Table Linen, 52 inches wide, warranted all Lin10 pieces §-4 pld Table Linen, 70 cents a yard. 20 pieces 10-4 Peqout bleached Sheeting 32 1-2 cents per yard. 20 pieces 10-4’Lawrence Sheeting, 28 cents per yard. 100 pieces White Rock and Lonsdale Muslin, 10 cents a yard or by the 6 yards for One Dollar. ards for One Dollar. for Twenty-five cents. cents per pair, T pair. 20 dozen Chemise, made out of Wamsette Muslin, at 75 cents apicee. Nightgowns and Shirts reduced to half-price. 100 pieces Embroideries, one inch wide, reduced to 10 cents-a yard. 100 pieces Embroideries, 2 inches wide, at 20 cents a yard. 100 Marseille Spreads, reduced to half-price. 50 pairs fine Gimpure Curtains—very low price. yard. # +50 pieces Bishop Lawn, at 20 cents per yard. _ Bee 10 iesha English Longleted 15 cents pe yard. : 50 pieces Nainsook and Crosbor Muslin, reduced to half-price. » 50 dozen Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves, reduced to $1 a pair. n of the goods and prices.— es and there will be ‘game. Country Orders promptly attended to and Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL. —at the— + ’ COMMENCES THIS YEAR ON MONDAY MORNING, JULY 26th, 1880. $40,000 WORTH OF DRY Goods MUST BE SOLD WiTEeiIin 20 DAYS! In order to MAKE WOOME. for our immense Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, now being purchased by our resident partuer in New York. We will sell for the next 20 days— : 10,000 yards of Calico, Sixteen Yards for One Dollar. 20,000 Yards White Rock and Lonsdale, at 10 cents. 500 yards Summer Silk, plaid and Stripe, at 40 cents, 300 yards Bunting at 22 1-2 cents, worth 50 cents. 500 yards Bunting at 17 cents, worth 25 cents. 600 yards Grenadines at 20 cents, worth 50 cents. . 1,000 yards Debage at 18 cents, worth 30 cents. 10,000 yards Dress:Goods at 18 cents, worth 25 cents. 500 yards Wash Poplin, at 9 cents. 1,500 pair Ladies and Childrens Hose at 8 ceuts. 500 Balbriggan Hose at 25 cents. Ladies’ gs Hoops, at 60 cents, Ladies Underwear reduced 50 cents on the dollar. Regular brands of Corsets reduced 25 cents on the dollar. It is not our intention to GIVE BAITS in one thing with the .ntention of making upin another. As this is a General Annual (.ea'rance Sale, the ers MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. The Fiemuant Countco~ Will contain remnants of.all kinds of useful Goods, which will be almost given away in order to clear them_out. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Our Store will be open from 7 o'clock 4. M. till 9:20 o’cloek P.M. Everybody who buys $5 worth of Goods for cash, is entitled to a pair of Black Kid Gloves. te Goods Marked in Plain Figures. One Price to All. j ‘No Deduction under any circumstances. Diring our long business career here we have never before offered such large stock for the Fall trade, we fear there will not be sutficient storage room in our spacious building, and therefore concluded to give our cus‘. tomers a chance to secure great bargains. ; Every one knows we buy our Goods for Cash and directly fromthe mar. Hence no compet. ufacturers, so We are saving that much for the pub ic. itors can compete with the well-known and established House of ROSENBERG BROS,, Broad Street, Nevada City, San Benito Street, Hollister, Battery Street, San Francisco, Nassau Street, New York. ‘YP. S.—We are very thankful to the —_— for the liberal oat d also for the many compliments we receive from them-evae patent os toedizes : j ROSENBERG BROS. ee Annual Clearance Sale t es inducements to our friends and customers, but having purchased such a/ tronage exCOMMERCIAL STREET, . NEVADA CITy, : MUNGOR @® NAFFZIGER, HAVING PURCHASED the above Market we are now prepared to supply the public ‘with the best of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton? Corn — Beef, Sausages, Etc. Our facilities for procurin fat young cattle are superior to any firm in Nevada county, and our customers can always rely upon getting the as Best Meats To bs hadin, the Market. #@*Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. We respectfully erolicit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon our predecessor. at SCHMIDT & POTTER, — COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Meat Market,. NEVADA CITY. Deater= im Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, Case Goods, Flour and Feed, ~Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. &2y"Having opened the above Store, and stocked it with a Large and Fresh Stock of First Class Goods, we are prepared to suppy the public with everything in our line at a. 4 LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--‘‘Buy and sell for Cash.” : say We extend a cordial invitation to our friends and the public fore to call and examine our Goods and Prices, ad FOR SALE CHEAP. One No. . Burleigh Air Compresor, with Air Receiver, 8 feet by 46 inches, One Cameron Special Steam: Pump. Steam Cylinder. 10x12. Water Cylinder 8x12, The above are nearly new and in perfect order, Apply to G. G. ALLAN, __augl0-tf Nevada Foundr fi To. Contractors. “\FEFERS wanted for the construction of ( Six Miles of Ditch. Specifications &«, can be seen at the office of R. B. SYMINGTON, C. E., Main street, Nevada City, with whom offers may be lodged{fup to and including Saturday, August 14th. Nevada, August 10th. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 39 Main Street...Nevada City. YOLD DUST BOUGHT AND SOLD Bullion Discounted, Advances made: on Gold Dust or Bullion for * Coinage at the Mint. Checks eon San Francisco. “ Correspondent—F.; Berton. & Co., or of Swiss American Bank, San Francisco Restaurant For Sale. ECOCQ'S EHO? HOUSE AND Es‘34 TAURANT is offered for saleata bar sain toa Cas'i Customer. The houve.is doon & good business, and@is constantly increasing. Sickriess is the cause for wantiny Ww sell, ee Nene but a Cash customer need appay : ©. LEGOCY, Nevada, July 16—l1m Change of Firm ij AVING disposed of the Union Market is hereby given to all pérsons indebted to. the uudersigned to call and settle their bills without delay, as I desire to leave the State. All persons holding claims against the con~ cern will present the same for payment. : : ‘ ©, J, NAFFZIGER $ Nevada City, Angust 3, 1880. to E. C. Mungor & H. Naffziger, notice . <.