August 16, 1879 (4 pages)

8 Picket, Sepj. 8, 1939, ee San Franciseo, overnor, N + LOS Angele t State, er, nae -Faolumne, er, ‘ ie eke Alameda, me Court, San Franciseo, Instruction, ell. Alameda, stice, +> Salita Clara‘ ustices, = Sacramento Santa Barbar; PER Mee Gs Placer ‘San Francisco ‘San Francisco. missioner, =, ICT.) Tehama qualization, ICT. ) 7. .Sacramente ‘ congress, RICT.) El Dorade amigraten, fINEES Judge, fe .» Nevada City bor, G .-Grass Valley nator, A COUNTIES.) --» Nevada City ymen, : ay orth Bloonitield aivsee-as os MOU met iff, : “Forest Springs Clerk,« .Celumbia Hill arer, . Nevada City roer, Z -»Nevada City SOF, : . Moore's Flat oe A ttorney, .Nevada City Schools. ort Bloomfield eyor, saiey Nevada Cliy ninistrator, . Sais Nevada City . District, .Columbia Hill -5th District, Truckee VOLF'S LIST. CAS Ht prrection * 0 Ibs, $275 0 lbs, 225 d ibe, 3-6 10 Ibs, 1 12! 00 lbs, 137) 00 lbs, D Ibs, ; 9 lbs, 8 Tbs 5: ie Sib cans, 14 ibs 87: 1 00 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 32~«sésdlbs’«100 § bars 20 yer box _50 14 for 25 perbox 17 box, cansfor 100 ansfor 100 cans for “1-00 cansfor .100 cansfor 100 sansfor 100 cansfor 100 sansfor 100 gallon, gallon can i 50 gallon, i mkegs, ¢ ound. . a ast, . 40 per roll, 40 per paper : er, BS papers & papers, 20 papers, 25 per box, 69 } pounds 25 s, per bottle 10 per bottle 20 gallon kegs 00 cans, , se in proportion. LIAM WOLF, set, Nevada City 379. ~PHE DAILY county, was in town yesterday. 1 50 pre re SE aaa rie. TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Brief Mention. ut Union: James Watt and wife are . spending a short season fof Health and:recreation at the seaside at.San. ta ‘Cruz; the Newport ‘of the’ Pacitic. Pinafore rehearsal at the Theatre this evening. All ladies and gentleyen who have volunteered to take . part ape urgently ‘requested to at. tend. Some very. rich gold bearing quartz has recently. been developed near Spenceville. Ten tons of if recently crushed at Graas Valley yielded 350 C, H. Warren, the Chronicle re. porter Who accompanies. Kearney, is og son-of Rev, J. H, Warren who expounded the Gospel at Nevada City in early days. William George, Republican iom_inee for State Senator from Nevada “Billy” is a loyal citizen and an enterprising, business man, and his election is certain. -The friends of B. Lutz turned out in force Wednesday evening, whole-souled. “aiid complimented him by giving a pleasant surprise party at his resi_ dence-on—Broad street. .It was one. of themesb enjoyable affairs of the season, ‘ Marshal Baldridge kept a close watch om Stephen Doe while he was here, hoping to be-able to arrest him in the act of peddling without a liThe old vagabond shrewdly managed to evade the clutches of justice, however. cense, Wittram Georae, of Grass Valley, ' {epublican nominee for STATE SENA~ TOR. am» Satie Jumped the Wroug Way. x —____ Horace Clark, & young man wha was on the free train’ Thursday evening, jimped from the car about half a mile this side of Grass Valley, in order to recover his hat which had blown off. The.train was going at a rapid speed, and he very’ carelessly stepped off towards the rear of .it. He was sent whirling over the rough ground, and finally anchored on his face which was somewhat bruised. It is a mystery how -he avoided receiving serious injuries. Picking himself up he walked into Grass Valley and got there in time to catch . —aglimpse ofthe archagitator. Young. Clark proposes to devote some atten tion to studying the laws of gravitation before he jumps after another hat. wy Wiiiram GEgRGE, of Grass Valley, Republican nominee. for sfATE SENATOR. ” From a **Werthiess” Mine. An $1,800 gold brick on the~-table} of the Citizens Bank yesterday deserves more than, passing notice because of its origin. It was taken from a newly developed quartz claim that autil a short time since was declared utterly worthless. The mine is situated within a mile of Nevada City, and is now a regular bullion producer. _-?> i Justice of the Peace. Judge Leopold Garthe announces . question, viz : . ronage~awith In Regard to that Repert. Nevapa Crry, Aug. HI, 1879. J.D. Wutrr, Esq., County Clerk: Dear Sir—The report having Leen} circulated that I have. transferred monies belonging “to Road District No. 5, to other Road Districts, will you please answer . the following Has the Road Fund of District No. 5 been loaned, used, or in any way, diverted to the use of any other Road! Fund? An. immediate answer will oblige, Youys Respectfully, C8: THomPson, Supenvisor, District No. 5, Orrice County Cierx, Nevapa Co, Nevyapa City, Aug. 12, 1879. J.S. THompson, Esg., Dear Sir— . Your note of _yesterday,—asking the lade, Seda Water and Cronk Beer. County-Clerk the following qyestion, No. 5, been loaned, used, or-in any way diverted to the use of any other Road, Fund?” and requesting an.immediate answer thereto is receised. As Mr:James D. White, County Clerk, is absent from town, I answer for him :_ That no transfer, or loan, of the Funds of sajd District has been mmide tu any otker District Road Fund, Yours Respectfully, « JOHN WEBPER, jl3 _Deputy County Clerk. Cautionto Citizens of Nevada County Please do not subscribe for any socalled, History of Nevada County until the undersigned can have the pleasure of showing. and explaining the plan of their ‘Illustrated County History.” Since we first advertised to make a History of Nevada County, another firm, who. have nevér made . but one ‘Illustrated History,” seek “teforestall us by securing your pat“five canvassers and three more~eoming.” We respectfully ask the citizens of Nevady County to give us a fair thance, and after seeing and examining ourplan,. and style of Histories you can moré fully decide and make a dhoice. We have been engaged in this work for years, ar.d have made more Histories, of counties in Califoynia, and done more sketching than all other firms combined. -Our complete and exhaustive History of Santa Cruz, just issued, is pronounced by the press gant volume ever issued on this coast.” We shall began an active. canvass for ‘The Illustrated History of Nevada County” about the 10th, of August. Please wait and examine our style of work. » Watiacge W. Exziort & CoW. W. Extrort, E. S. Moore. July 31, 1879. a Your Attention. Slaven’s celebrated Yo Semite Cologne, is ‘the most fragrant, delightful, ‘elegant and lastina perfume in the world. Has no equal, and is tast surpassing all other colognes, foreign er American. ‘Try it. Try it. Trial size 25 cents. Large size one dollar. : WALTER D. VINTON, Ag’t, Nevada City. Bishop's Cough Balsam for all diseases of the throat andlungs. The mostperféct medicine for coughs, colds, whooping cough, asthma, bronchitis, acute or chronic? and the relief of consumption. Try it. ‘Try it. WALTER D. VINTON Ag't Nevada City. + oe ~-—A Card. To those who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will send a receipt that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to Rev. Joseru T. . INMAN, Station D, New York City. a If any Dealer telis tical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZ@ODONT, discredit the statement and insist Oyster & Ice Cream Saloon ed ta favorite place of resort has been and the proprietor is prepared to ‘furnish‘On the Half Shell, Stewed, Fried or Pan Roast. ° Superior to any other place in the County. FRENCH & AMERMUAN GANDEES. -. Nuts of all kinds. vig : ‘‘Has.the Réad Fund of Qistrict . Nit ® continuance of the public patronage. to be the .‘‘most complete and ele. . Youthat he has for sale a dentrifrice iden. ANTOINE TAM’S PINE STREET, NearMasonic Hall, Nevada City. . : tted up in a cozy and aitinsiive Mbeiek, € EFresgh Oysters Ice Cream: A fresh Steck just reecived. TEMPERANCE DRINKS :—Lemon#27 Thankful for past,favors, I would so-. Nevada City, June 28th. A Private Letter Exposed to Public View! Nevapa €rry, July 25, 1879, FRienp A——— Yours at hand and contents noted, In reply to your question as regards the price of Groceries, I-can do no better than quote you prices of a few articles an purchased. from the Cheapest Grocery House in the city--that of Shurtleff_& Co., but you.will recollect these prices are NSIT CASH—no credit at these figures. You can buy Twelve pounds of Brown,Sugar for Qne Dollar. . Nine pounds of Granulated Sugar for One Dollar. ; Ten Cans of Oysters. fox Que Dol— ar. ‘Thirty pounds of Beans for One Dollar. . Three-pound can Coffee 50 cents. e Sixty-five centsfor a box of Stare “Seven cans of Tomatoes for One Dollar. . ¥ollars. Flour, Feed, Bran, Hams, and indeed Groceries of all kinds you can get of them at the very lowest prices. Yours &c., Mac. GAMELLINE upon having that alone. By doing 80, you will secure a dentrifice. par excellence the in another column that he will be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevadaffuwuship. Mr. Gartae is now serving -hisseeond—term,—and has nade a recdrd that entitles him to reelection. WiInLiAM Gorge, of Grass Valley, Republican nominee for STATE SENATOR, —+— Nevada Light Guard, Attention ! The Armory will be open _for drill irom date until Friday, September oth. All members are requestec attend. =: By Order, ti. Joun A. Rapp, Captain. W. F, Evens, O. 5. Ser Lane’s Purified Carled Wool Mattresses.F.G. Guild is the only Dealer who ‘ells our Lane’s Patent Wool Mattresses in Nevada City, and we can recommendAhem to the Public as the best-and cheapest Mattresses in UFACTURING COMPANY. San. Francisco, July 24, 1879. > -£ Unsurpassed for style *perator, ’ 2 jals Pacrric Sprinc aND Marrress MAnN. and -fin‘sh are the pictures made at the}& “Rudolph Photo-Gallery.” CoLLins best in the market, containing botanical ele. ments of rare preservative influence upon . . the teeth, and one which will endow them . with most becoming whiteness. . sirable feature Oi this table toilet article is — . that it imparts fragrance to the breath.— } Solid by @l oru : Every family, no matter how limlited their domestic facilities, can . command warm water enough to prepare a bath, and it requires a very ‘yStgnificant outlay of money te buy . acake of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap to jenable them to couver$it at once . into sulphur bath. Why then, with oe aa tinda : ‘ . that means of cure in their reach do every evening (Sundays excepted) i they continue to be objects ot pity? . . Crittenton’s, No. 7 Sixth avenne, 1 to. New York. Sold by all druggists. . Hill’s)' Hair and Whisker Dye, . black or brown, 50 c. How It Is Done. The first object in life with the . American people 18 to ‘‘get rich;” the . second, how to regain good health. . The first can be obtained by energy, honesty and saving; the second,({good health) by using Green’s August i Flower, Should you be a despon. dent suiferer from any of the cliects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, etc.,such as Sick Headache, Palpitation of the heart, Sour Stomof the Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirit, etc., yoa need not suffer another day. ‘Two doses of Aust Flower will relieve-you at once. Sample botiles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Positively-sold by all first class druggists in the U.S. Another de? . ach, Habitual costiveness, Dizziness . tifying the Complexion Estey Organs, Sold on the installment, . ’ plan, if desired. . . Ashare of the public patronage is solicit“. od om ‘ ing rates. ‘ONWARD «= UPWARD Next Door to Zekind’s Cigar Store, FINEST STORE W THE COUNTY, Thg.Reople who Patronize Merchants. i9,this GOOD GOODS, DRESS GOOwS, Five gallon kep of Syrup for Three . = For Preserving and Beau"Home. Again, to Stay ! STEPHEN ROBERTS, _ The Blind Man, — HAS RETURNED TO . a ities Nevada City, and leased Fait.) a Store in the “iy gi Transcript Block, And has opened with a fine stock of‘ ” igars, Toba¢co,, Freits, Teas, Cof* fee, Spicas, Stationery, Text Books, Glank Books, ote.” A Fine Steck of CANDIES: AND NUTS. Agency fer the celebrated Standard and . Everything will Re sold at the . lowest: liv__ STEPHEN ROBERTS, The Blind Man. Nevada, Aug. 9th. c Now that we have’ To the building on Broad street, Where we have the ome and see’ what we propose to do. (Age of Progress Demand REASONABLE PRICES, COURTEOUS TREATMENT. That is why they patronize the We Sell Goods at 25 Per Cent. Less than any of our Competitors. IMPORTED NOVELTIES, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC., MILLINERY ren cegiee FINE CLOTHING,, GENTS" FURNISHING GOODS, Etc. @ Remember that our prices are (38/25 28. 20 (25 per ct. lower than you can obtain elsewhere. 2535 Bear it in mind that the » SACRAMENTO CLOTHING MANUFACTORY an ill-fitting garment to go from our house. _ # bo] TROON . 'NO.MORE SLOP=SHOP. ‘ WILLIAM C. MERRILL, PROPRIETOR. Broad: street, opposite Citizens Bank. ; ‘ YOUR. CLOTHING SHOULD BE, MADE TO, ORDER. with the goods and not burst. 1. Slop-Shop work is sure to rip. We use only Belden Bros’ best Silk which will~ yield, 9° * Slop-shop work fits almost any one.except. the man who buys it.We_will not allow be Slop-shop work may be new; or it may be as old as the business. We buy our Cloths fresh from the loom and when wa cut a suit and put it on a manit ig new and HE KNows IS NEW. > Es ae oe ® 3 : . 3 bee = 8g & R R & 8 & e 4._Slop-shop‘work looks shabby from the first, It makes aman souk mean_and feel > — <<a, . Mean, and the chances are that he will become mean. A well dressed man wins general = «4° MOVED = favor, In the nanie then of Humanity at large we sollcit the public patronage. by i) 8 & hy « & & . &. 8 & pee ‘ nn GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR 20. DAYS !: AT Corner Broad and Pine Strects. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SPRING AN} SUMMER STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. The stock must be cleared out at any price in order to make room for an immense lot of Winter Goods, __. Recently purchased in the East and soon to arrive, sarREMEMBER THAT ‘$HIS SALE IS POSITIVE. «a Ordcrs from the country promptly filled. Samples sent on application. : A>-BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada City. tm al EN TT, SPECIAL BARCAINS _—_ We are now offering to the public 9 full Mune of Consisting of LIGHT WEIGHT CASSIMERE SUITS, All kinds of LINEN G00DS, STRAW HATS, &e. All of which we will sell at 2 Imsortan\ Gheay Gash Siar $500 BEWARD. maliciously circulated reports to_ the effect that the Sacramento Clothing Manufactory employ Chinese labor and Teeth. NEW. AND VALCARLE_PREPANA} Es perfect casmeticin existence. Unlike other preparations it is not only harmless, but fa . vors a natural and healthyaction of theskin, . . resulting in gomplete purity and clearness médical @ndorsoment of ; have in a few months caused it to nearly . } San Francisco, PRICE 60 CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, i. ?. WAKELER w CO., maylo-3m SAN FRANCISCO, Stumpf’s Hotel and Restaurant, Bread St., above Pine, \evada City. F, A. EILERMAN, Prop'r. THE CEISINE Sa. ! ' Is underthedirection of a First Class Cook, and the Tables will be supplied with the Best the Market affords. Meals at all hours of the day. 3oard by the Month, Week or Day at ReaDEPARTMENT sonabie Prices. Special Dinners or Suppers-for: Organizations or Private Partics a specialty, and gotten up on Sfiort Notice and at a Low Figure. Fine and Wines Liquors to order, sug2 _ Annual Meeting. HIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders , of the Celd Spring Gravel Miniug Company will be held on MOND-Y, September Sth, 1879, at 1 oclock Pp. &, at the office of I. J, Rolfe, corner ef Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, Cal., for the ptrpose of v goem eben Trustees and the transc of other business. 3 te A. H. PARKER, Secretary.’ Nevada, Aug. ah, 1879. of complexion. The intrinsic merit and hig’ . CAMELLINE . aiticleste“the caeepieahan 2 . To any one disproving my statement . . persede ® articies Tor 16 =COMpieXi0! ui = ; in the manufacture of clothing, I . hereby affirma, that, simée opening a . business for myseH, . buve never emtion, pronounced hy all to 1@ the migstj 7 (Rriovea i @ king a garment for my Manufactory. of . wouldalso state for the benefit of . } will forfeit the sum $500. those who arerspreading these regitimate business in a quiet, gentlemanky manner, I have the same sum to expend, if necessary, in presecuting » the authors of such libels. W. ©: MERRIGE, Prop’r. , Sacramento Clothing. Manufaetory. at [st. : Nevada City, Aug. ee eee i NOTICE, ~TOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN to all peri sons that the EnterpriseGold and Silver Mining Company and the vadersigned, dre the owners of that certain -property now known as the “Belcher Gold and Silver Mining Company, Enterprise Ledge,” (formerly known as the Enterprise Gold and Silver Mining Corapany) located by John F. MeKay, January ist, 1877, and recorded in Book 7, Page 2 of Nevada County Records, situated in Meadow Lake District, Nevada County, Cal. ; Alj.persons are hereby warned and notified not to negotiate or buy said ‘property, or Whereas Cértain individuals have } a Chinaman, cither in a BUSsT. 73S OR PRIVATE Capacity ; nor has . ; . . a Cliinaman made or assisted in mar ports, that, while I desire to do a le. Greatly Reduced Rates : We also call your attention to our Fine Custom-made nos Removednest door te Zexind™ EINE DUSCONAL, WORSTED ; AND BROADCLOTH SUITS, O—0—0. MEN'S SUMMER COATS, 50 cents and upwards. ‘DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. : HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner_of Broad and Pine Sireets. a > THE . taraest . .«#7-= Lowest TOCK PRICES KE. JOHNSTON yada county that she will hereafter be assisted I; Wishes to inform the people of Nr Dir. Bassctt, recently of Sacramentita, Who is a First-Class Uphoisterer. Constantly on hand, the finest assorsment of EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGES, PARLOR SETS, Upholslered, Spring, and Top Mattresses. Having my Upholstering done at home, I am enabled to sell cheaper than ‘ york the s under penalty of the law. A ‘ : a : . ooties of this bas been mie 7h ¢ County such goods can be purchased elsewhere in the county 4 Recorder of Nevada County, Ca ‘ a Sie : é eee . “Eaterprise Gold and Silver Mining Co, EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BE SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH By ©. E, Rice Presidemt. i . E. E-RICE. August Oth, 1679. agl0-lm 4a Remember the placeCommercial strect, near Pine, NEVADA CITY. aug? i A Terrible Downfall! — ) / THE PIONEER FURNITURE STORE. ~~ FORTHE NEXT 10 DAYS,

8 Picket, Sepj. 8, 1939, ee San Franciseo, overnor, N + LOS Angele t State, er, nae -Faolumne, er, ‘ ie eke Alameda, me Court, San Franciseo, Instruction, ell.. Alameda, stice, +> Salita Clara‘ ustices, = Sacramento Santa Barbar; PER Mee Gs Placer ‘San Francisco ‘San Francisco. missioner, =, ICT.) Tehama qualization, ICT. ) 7.. .Sacramente ‘ congress, RICT.) El Dorade amigraten, fINEES Judge, fe .» Nevada City bor, G .-Grass Valley nator, A COUNTIES.) --» Nevada City ymen, : ay orth Bloonitield aivsee-as os MOU met iff, : “Forest Springs Clerk,« .Celumbia Hill arer, .. Nevada City roer, Z -»Nevada City SOF, : .. Moore's Flat oe A ttorney, ..Nevada City Schools. ort Bloomfield eyor, saiey Nevada Cliy ninistrator, . Sais Nevada City . District, .Columbia Hill -5th District, Truckee VOLF'S LIST. CAS Ht prrection * 0 Ibs, $275 0 lbs, 225 d ibe, 3-6 10 Ibs, 1 12! 00 lbs, 137) 00 lbs, D Ibs, ; 9 lbs, 8 Tbs 5: ie Sib cans, 14 ibs 87: 1 00 1 00 1 00 60 1 00 32~«sésdlbs’«100 § bars 20 yer box _50 14 for 25 perbox 17 box, cansfor 100 ansfor 100 cans for “1-00 cansfor .100 cansfor 100 sansfor 100 cansfor 100 sansfor 100 gallon, gallon can i 50 gallon, i mkegs, ¢ ound. . a ast, . 40 per roll, 40 per paper : er, BS papers & papers, 20 papers, 25 per box, 69 } pounds 25 s, per bottle 10 per bottle 20 gallon kegs 00 cans, , se in proportion. LIAM WOLF, set, Nevada City 379. ~PHE DAILY county, was in town yesterday. 1 50 pre re SE aaa rie. TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Brief Mention. ut Union: James Watt and wife are . spending a short season fof Health and:recreation at the seaside at.San. ta ‘Cruz; the Newport ‘of the’ Pacitic. Pinafore rehearsal at the Theatre this evening. All ladies and gentleyen who have volunteered to take . part ape urgently ‘requested to at. tend. Some very. rich gold bearing quartz has recently. been developed near Spenceville. Ten tons of if recently crushed at Graas Valley yielded 350 C, H. Warren, the Chronicle re. porter Who accompanies. Kearney, is og son-of Rev, J. H, Warren who expounded the Gospel at Nevada City in early days. William George, Republican iom_inee for State Senator from Nevada “Billy” is a loyal citizen and an enterprising, business man, and his election is certain. -The friends of B. Lutz turned out in force Wednesday evening, whole-souled. “aiid complimented him by giving a pleasant surprise party at his resi_ dence-on—Broad street. .It was one. of themesb enjoyable affairs of the season, ‘ Marshal Baldridge kept a close watch om Stephen Doe while he was here, hoping to be-able to arrest him in the act of peddling without a liThe old vagabond shrewdly managed to evade the clutches of justice, however. cense, Wittram Georae, of Grass Valley, ' {epublican nominee for STATE SENA~ TOR. am» Satie Jumped the Wroug Way. x —____ Horace Clark, & young man wha was on the free train’ Thursday evening, jimped from the car about half a mile this side of Grass Valley, in order to recover his hat which had blown off. The.train was going at a rapid speed, and he very’ carelessly stepped off towards the rear of .it. He was sent whirling over the rough ground, and finally anchored on his face which was somewhat bruised. It is a mystery how -he avoided receiving serious injuries. Picking himself up he walked into Grass Valley and got there in time to catch . —aglimpse ofthe archagitator. Young. Clark proposes to devote some atten tion to studying the laws of gravitation before he jumps after another hat. wy Wiiiram GEgRGE, of Grass Valley, Republican nominee. for sfATE SENATOR. ” From a **Werthiess” Mine. An $1,800 gold brick on the~-table} of the Citizens Bank yesterday deserves more than, passing notice because of its origin. It was taken from a newly developed quartz claim that autil a short time since was declared utterly worthless. The mine is situated within a mile of Nevada City, and is now a regular bullion producer. _-?> i Justice of the Peace. Judge Leopold Garthe announces . question, viz : . ronage~awith In Regard to that Repert. Nevapa Crry, Aug. HI, 1879. J.D. Wutrr, Esq., County Clerk: Dear Sir—The report having Leen} circulated that I have. transferred monies belonging “to Road District No. 5, to other Road Districts, will you please answer . the following Has the Road Fund of District No. 5 been loaned, used, or in any way, diverted to the use of any other Road! Fund? An. immediate answer will oblige, Youys Respectfully, C8: THomPson, Supenvisor, District No. 5, Orrice County Cierx, Nevapa Co, Nevyapa City, Aug. 12, 1879. J.S. THompson, Esg., Dear Sir— . Your note of _yesterday,—asking the lade, Seda Water and Cronk Beer. County-Clerk the following qyestion, No. 5, been loaned, used, or-in any way diverted to the use of any other Road, Fund?” and requesting an.immediate answer thereto is receised. As Mr:James D. White, County Clerk, is absent from town, I answer for him :_ That no transfer, or loan, of the Funds of sajd District has been mmide tu any otker District Road Fund, Yours Respectfully, « JOHN WEBPER, jl3 _Deputy County Clerk. Cautionto Citizens of Nevada County Please do not subscribe for any socalled, History of Nevada County until the undersigned can have the pleasure of showing. and explaining the plan of their ‘Illustrated County History.” Since we first advertised to make a History of Nevada County, another firm, who. have nevér made . but one ‘Illustrated History,” seek “teforestall us by securing your pat“five canvassers and three more~eoming.” We respectfully ask the citizens of Nevady County to give us a fair thance, and after seeing and examining ourplan,. and style of Histories you can moré fully decide and make a dhoice. We have been engaged in this work for years, ar.d have made more Histories, of counties in Califoynia, and done more sketching than all other firms combined. -Our complete and exhaustive History of Santa Cruz, just issued, is pronounced by the press gant volume ever issued on this coast.” We shall began an active. canvass for ‘The Illustrated History of Nevada County” about the 10th, of August. Please wait and examine our style of work. » Watiacge W. Exziort & CoW. W. Extrort, E. S. Moore. July 31, 1879. a Your Attention. Slaven’s celebrated Yo Semite Cologne, is ‘the most fragrant, delightful, ‘elegant and lastina perfume in the world. Has no equal, and is tast surpassing all other colognes, foreign er American. ‘Try it. Try it. Trial size 25 cents. Large size one dollar. : WALTER D. VINTON, Ag’t, Nevada City. Bishop's Cough Balsam for all diseases of the throat andlungs. The mostperféct medicine for coughs, colds, whooping cough, asthma, bronchitis, acute or chronic? and the relief of consumption. Try it. ‘Try it. WALTER D. VINTON Ag't Nevada City. + oe ~-—A Card. To those who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will send a receipt that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to Rev. Joseru T. . INMAN, Station D, New York City. a If any Dealer telis tical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZ@ODONT, discredit the statement and insist Oyster & Ice Cream Saloon ed ta favorite place of resort has been and the proprietor is prepared to ‘furnish‘On the Half Shell, Stewed, Fried or Pan Roast. ° Superior to any other place in the County. FRENCH & AMERMUAN GANDEES. -. Nuts of all kinds. vig : ‘‘Has.the Réad Fund of Qistrict . Nit ® continuance of the public patronage. to be the .‘‘most complete and ele. . Youthat he has for sale a dentrifrice iden. ANTOINE TAM’S PINE STREET, NearMasonic Hall, Nevada City. . : tted up in a cozy and aitinsiive Mbeiek, € EFresgh Oysters Ice Cream: A fresh Steck just reecived. TEMPERANCE DRINKS :—Lemon#27 Thankful for past,favors, I would so-. Nevada City, June 28th. A Private Letter Exposed to Public View! Nevapa €rry, July 25, 1879, FRienp A——— Yours at hand and contents noted, In reply to your question as regards the price of Groceries, I-can do no better than quote you prices of a few articles an purchased. from

the Cheapest Grocery House in the city--that of Shurtleff_& Co., but you.will recollect these prices are NSIT CASH—no credit at these figures. You can buy Twelve pounds of Brown,Sugar for Qne Dollar. . Nine pounds of Granulated Sugar for One Dollar. ; Ten Cans of Oysters. fox Que Dol— ar. ‘Thirty pounds of Beans for One Dollar. . Three-pound can Coffee 50 cents. e Sixty-five centsfor a box of Stare “Seven cans of Tomatoes for One Dollar. . ¥ollars. Flour, Feed, Bran, Hams, and indeed Groceries of all kinds you can get of them at the very lowest prices. Yours &c., Mac. GAMELLINE upon having that alone. By doing 80, you will secure a dentrifice. par excellence the in another column that he will be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Nevadaffuwuship. Mr. Gartae is now serving -hisseeond—term,—and has nade a recdrd that entitles him to reelection. WiInLiAM Gorge, of Grass Valley, Republican nominee for STATE SENATOR, —+— Nevada Light Guard, Attention ! The Armory will be open _for drill irom date until Friday, September oth. All members are requestec attend. =: By Order, ti. Joun A. Rapp, Captain. W. F, Evens, O. 5. Ser Lane’s Purified Carled Wool Mattresses.F.G. Guild is the only Dealer who ‘ells our Lane’s Patent Wool Mattresses in Nevada City, and we can recommendAhem to the Public as the best-and cheapest Mattresses in UFACTURING COMPANY. San. Francisco, July 24, 1879. > -£ Unsurpassed for style *perator, ’ 2 jals Pacrric Sprinc aND Marrress MAnN. and -fin‘sh are the pictures made at the}& “Rudolph Photo-Gallery.” CoLLins best in the market, containing botanical ele. ments of rare preservative influence upon . . the teeth, and one which will endow them . with most becoming whiteness. . sirable feature Oi this table toilet article is — . that it imparts fragrance to the breath.— } Solid by @l oru : Every family, no matter how limlited their domestic facilities, can . command warm water enough to prepare a bath, and it requires a very ‘yStgnificant outlay of money te buy . acake of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap to jenable them to couver$it at once . into sulphur bath. Why then, with oe aa tinda : ‘ . that means of cure in their reach do every evening (Sundays excepted) i they continue to be objects ot pity? . . Crittenton’s, No. 7 Sixth avenne, 1 to. New York. Sold by all druggists. . Hill’s)' Hair and Whisker Dye, . black or brown, 50 c. How It Is Done. The first object in life with the . American people 18 to ‘‘get rich;” the . second, how to regain good health. . The first can be obtained by energy, honesty and saving; the second,({good health) by using Green’s August i Flower, Should you be a despon. dent suiferer from any of the cliects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, etc.,such as Sick Headache, Palpitation of the heart, Sour Stomof the Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirit, etc., yoa need not suffer another day. ‘Two doses of Aust Flower will relieve-you at once. Sample botiles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Positively-sold by all first class druggists in the U.S. Another de? . ach, Habitual costiveness, Dizziness . tifying the Complexion Estey Organs, Sold on the installment, . ’ plan, if desired. . . Ashare of the public patronage is solicit“. od om ‘ ing rates. ‘ONWARD «= UPWARD Next Door to Zekind’s Cigar Store, FINEST STORE W THE COUNTY, Thg.Reople who Patronize Merchants. i9,this GOOD GOODS, DRESS GOOwS, Five gallon kep of Syrup for Three . = For Preserving and Beau"Home. Again, to Stay ! STEPHEN ROBERTS, _ The Blind Man, — HAS RETURNED TO . a ities Nevada City, and leased Fait.) a Store in the “iy gi Transcript Block, And has opened with a fine stock of‘ ” igars, Toba¢co,, Freits, Teas, Cof* fee, Spicas, Stationery, Text Books, Glank Books, ote.” A Fine Steck of CANDIES: AND NUTS. Agency fer the celebrated Standard and . Everything will Re sold at the . lowest: liv__ STEPHEN ROBERTS, The Blind Man. Nevada, Aug. 9th. c Now that we have’ To the building on Broad street, Where we have the ome and see’ what we propose to do. (Age of Progress Demand REASONABLE PRICES, COURTEOUS TREATMENT. That is why they patronize the We Sell Goods at 25 Per Cent. Less than any of our Competitors. IMPORTED NOVELTIES, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC., MILLINERY ren cegiee FINE CLOTHING,, GENTS" FURNISHING GOODS, Etc. @ Remember that our prices are (38/25 28. 20 (25 per ct. lower than you can obtain elsewhere. 2535 Bear it in mind that the » SACRAMENTO CLOTHING MANUFACTORY an ill-fitting garment to go from our house. _ # bo] TROON . 'NO.MORE SLOP=SHOP. ‘ WILLIAM C. MERRILL, PROPRIETOR. Broad: street, opposite Citizens Bank. ; ‘ YOUR. CLOTHING SHOULD BE, MADE TO, ORDER. with the goods and not burst. 1. Slop-Shop work is sure to rip. We use only Belden Bros’ best Silk which will~ yield, 9° * Slop-shop work fits almost any one.except. the man who buys it.We_will not allow be Slop-shop work may be new; or it may be as old as the business. We buy our Cloths fresh from the loom and when wa cut a suit and put it on a manit ig new and HE KNows IS NEW. > Es ae oe ® 3 : . 3 bee = 8g & R R & 8 & e 4._Slop-shop‘work looks shabby from the first, It makes aman souk mean_and feel > — <<a, . Mean, and the chances are that he will become mean. A well dressed man wins general = «4° MOVED = favor, In the nanie then of Humanity at large we sollcit the public patronage. by i) 8 & hy « & & . &. 8 & pee ‘ nn GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR 20. DAYS !: AT Corner Broad and Pine Strects. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SPRING AN} SUMMER STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. The stock must be cleared out at any price in order to make room for an immense lot of Winter Goods, __. Recently purchased in the East and soon to arrive, sarREMEMBER THAT ‘$HIS SALE IS POSITIVE. «a Ordcrs from the country promptly filled. Samples sent on application. : A>-BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada City. tm al EN TT, SPECIAL BARCAINS _—_ We are now offering to the public 9 full Mune of Consisting of LIGHT WEIGHT CASSIMERE SUITS, All kinds of LINEN G00DS, STRAW HATS, &e. All of which we will sell at 2 Imsortan\ Gheay Gash Siar $500 BEWARD. maliciously circulated reports to_ the effect that the Sacramento Clothing Manufactory employ Chinese labor and Teeth. NEW. AND VALCARLE_PREPANA} Es perfect casmeticin existence. Unlike other preparations it is not only harmless, but fa . vors a natural and healthyaction of theskin, . . resulting in gomplete purity and clearness médical @ndorsoment of ; have in a few months caused it to nearly . } San Francisco, PRICE 60 CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, i. ?. WAKELER w CO., maylo-3m SAN FRANCISCO, Stumpf’s Hotel and Restaurant, Bread St., above Pine, \evada City. F, A. EILERMAN, Prop'r. THE CEISINE Sa. ! ' Is underthedirection of a First Class Cook, and the Tables will be supplied with the Best the Market affords. Meals at all hours of the day. 3oard by the Month, Week or Day at ReaDEPARTMENT sonabie Prices. Special Dinners or Suppers-for: Organizations or Private Partics a specialty, and gotten up on Sfiort Notice and at a Low Figure. Fine and Wines Liquors to order, sug2 _ Annual Meeting. HIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders , of the Celd Spring Gravel Miniug Company will be held on MOND-Y, September Sth, 1879, at 1 oclock Pp. &, at the office of I. J, Rolfe, corner ef Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, Cal., for the ptrpose of v goem eben Trustees and the transc of other business. 3 te A. H. PARKER, Secretary.’ Nevada, Aug. ah, 1879. of complexion. The intrinsic merit and hig’ . CAMELLINE . aiticleste“the caeepieahan 2 . To any one disproving my statement . . persede ® articies Tor 16 =COMpieXi0! ui = ; in the manufacture of clothing, I . hereby affirma, that, simée opening a . business for myseH, . buve never emtion, pronounced hy all to 1@ the migstj 7 (Rriovea i @ king a garment for my Manufactory. of . wouldalso state for the benefit of . } will forfeit the sum $500. those who arerspreading these regitimate business in a quiet, gentlemanky manner, I have the same sum to expend, if necessary, in presecuting » the authors of such libels. W. ©: MERRIGE, Prop’r. , Sacramento Clothing. Manufaetory. at [st. : Nevada City, Aug. ee eee i NOTICE, ~TOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN to all peri sons that the EnterpriseGold and Silver Mining Company and the vadersigned, dre the owners of that certain -property now known as the “Belcher Gold and Silver Mining Company, Enterprise Ledge,” (formerly known as the Enterprise Gold and Silver Mining Corapany) located by John F. MeKay, January ist, 1877, and recorded in Book 7, Page 2 of Nevada County Records, situated in Meadow Lake District, Nevada County, Cal. ; Alj.persons are hereby warned and notified not to negotiate or buy said ‘property, or Whereas Cértain individuals have } a Chinaman, cither in a BUSsT. 73S OR PRIVATE Capacity ; nor has . ; . . a Cliinaman made or assisted in mar ports, that, while I desire to do a le. Greatly Reduced Rates : We also call your attention to our Fine Custom-made nos Removednest door te Zexind™ EINE DUSCONAL, WORSTED ; AND BROADCLOTH SUITS, O—0—0. MEN'S SUMMER COATS, 50 cents and upwards. ‘DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. : HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner_of Broad and Pine Sireets. a > THE . taraest . .«#7-= Lowest TOCK PRICES KE. JOHNSTON yada county that she will hereafter be assisted I; Wishes to inform the people of Nr Dir. Bassctt, recently of Sacramentita, Who is a First-Class Uphoisterer. Constantly on hand, the finest assorsment of EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGES, PARLOR SETS, Upholslered, Spring, and Top Mattresses. Having my Upholstering done at home, I am enabled to sell cheaper than ‘ york the s under penalty of the law. A ‘ : a : . ooties of this bas been mie 7h ¢ County such goods can be purchased elsewhere in the county 4 Recorder of Nevada County, Ca ‘ a Sie : é eee . “Eaterprise Gold and Silver Mining Co, EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BE SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH By ©. E, Rice Presidemt. i . E. E-RICE. August Oth, 1679. agl0-lm 4a Remember the placeCommercial strect, near Pine, NEVADA CITY. aug? i A Terrible Downfall! — ) / THE PIONEER FURNITURE STORE. ~~ FORTHE NEXT 10 DAYS,