August 17, 1880 (4 pages)

& POTTER AL STREET, iger’s Meat i, A Ory. ina tOCerie SIONS, bur and Fea 920c0, Ete. he abdve sto, . and Fresh Sto) Te prepared ty Ything in oy, Ling PRICE. . ay and sel] f; ia} snvitation th og fenerally to ‘Pricey? “ill ac CT gy vEN ay . EXari. Leer g, Sept. 1g i , CHURCH vig eS Nae a ee LMES, ommercial Sts, ity, ess Maker, . just returned from Tancisco with the st_and best stock of les, Harness, nkets, Spurs, , Which he will sell bil at as low pri. side of San Fransizes, ready made. fall kinds, ada City of Une id Soap, the best ck and prices. WM. HOLMES, nmef¢ial Streets, jy31 \oflée, NING COMPANY. nia, inquent upon the on account of As1830, the. several names of the refollows: 0. Shares. Amt 1s 0 F100 9 100 § 0 4°. 50 260 39 75 375 5 8025 15125 30-1275 75 ‘1 «100 50 4 50 250 9 6840 342 00 9.100, 0 34 «. 240 nw 2 2 1125 8. 3000 150 00 7 100 50 ") 60 250 7. 2976 14875 law so many shares kas may be neces: mpany’s office on P.M, to pay delinon together with expenses of the \N, Secretary, et, Nevada City. ror ubber Co's = ROOr and COATS. lations. 3 stamped Crack id have the Pare ‘oot and instep, ng or breaking.— ig as any otners Dealers. : Packing, Hose, ts, Shoes, Etc. ber Co. 3E, JR. } acents, yon, jA8 3m. HEAP. = Air Compres8 feet by 46 Steam Punr. Waiter Cylb y new and in to. . ALLAN, ° iz: 4 . THE. DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. OAL TARE AN IIT NORTE IES LYS RT SITIES, Grief Mention. A base ball club has been organizedin this city, The style thomselves the ‘Stonewall Base Ball Club”, A:racoon was caught ina “trap at Marsh’s mill the other day. It is seldom these cunning animals are seen in this locality ‘now-a-days. _ The traveling photograph gallery, which has been running-on lowe? Broad street,. for a month past, has concluded to pull up stakes and to~ day leaves for Truckee. A pair of lad-es’ corsets were picked up on Saturday last, on Pine street, . by Wm. Irwin. The owner can obtain the same by calling at thisoffice: ep Personal Mention. x Bor * ‘Moantain Ice. _ The Nevada Ice Company is now prepe.red to furnish to saloons, bwsines houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. AH orders ‘heft at the'Ice House will be prompt-. ly attended to. : m28-tf J.°S. Trompson. The Palace Cigar Store. Auex. *Zexinn, the popular tobacconist, has‘ just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. -Also all the favorite varicties’of Chewing Tobac00. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tf Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs. Dr: Howe's celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do pot suffer! try it. Howe’s neuralgia cure cwres all pair.s. 1 e Miss Louisa Skidmore daughter of R. D. Skidmore of North Bloomtield, had a grand reception given on Wednesday ‘evening last for her " at the residence of Dr.Farley of ~North San Juan, at whose*house she "_was visiting. The occasion. was the celebration of her 18th birthday, when young ladies attain their. majority, : Geo, A. Watson, formerly an attache of the Transcript office, but now clerk in the registry depart. ~mnent-at the Post Office, San. Fran= _ cisco, is ‘paying a visit to his old home in this city. The sea breeze ‘evidently agrees with our friend George, judging from hie healthy appearance, — Art Barton, one of. Nevada City’s old residents, but who for several , years has been making.San Francisco his home, is on a visit to his old __friends and relatives in this city. R. B. Milroy, Esq., of San. FranCiaco, is on @ visit to this city, in ‘connection with mining interests in which he is engaged in this county. The Educated Horses. _ Sherman's troupe of~ -educated ‘horses will'give their second and last performance at the circus lot on Boulder street. this evening. They are, beyond doubt, the most highly ‘trained animals ever exhibited, and it is a question whether reason or, instinct predominates. For instance: “Jack” wil be told to do a trick in 4 certain way. In place of complying with the order given, he will ‘do exactly opposite. He mounts his wagon and drives the other two _ ‘horses around the arena, apparently enjoying the-fun, “Barney” and “Tommy” play see-saw ona plank with as much gtisto asa boy and girl would. “Jack's” ascent up an inclined plane of forty-five degrees is truly marvelons,. and must be _ Seen to be believed. 117 different tricks are performed by these educated horses, which ‘al tend to show to what degree of “perfection horses canbetrained. The animals were raised and trained by Mr, Sherman in Contra Costa county. The Indian Springs Camp Meeting A reporter of the TRANSCRIPT, being religiously. inclined went to the Indian Springs camp meeting on Sunday last, Arrangements — hiad been made for the accommodation of all who desired to attend both for themselves and horses. A large . . crowd of people. were in attendance from all parts of the country, especially in the Penn Valley region. ‘Several Ministers were present, to assist in carrying gn the meeting. ‘Our reporter wag cordially welcomed by the Officiating clergyman, who ave him a seat in close proximity to . the mourner’s bench,and during the . Services, special prayers were offered for his cqaversion. He came home 0 & serion’s frame of mind, and had it not been that the buggy broke on 4i8 return, that he had a fight on is hands, and had to report acouple of knock-downs and a shooting ‘rape yesterday morning, there would have been some probability ‘hat the good seed sown would have produced: fruit, but as it is ihe chances are sadly against it. The heeting will close Sunday next, and i inners . 8e™4 & envelope to-the Rev.{~ } fae +o be hoped that many sinners p Pree T. Leman, eavion : ew Yore rill turn from the. errors of their OT. wat : m&-ly ays, Joy . —_—_Change of Firm ‘Superier Court. Monpay, August 16th. in the head ‘from whatever cause, The distressing pains experienced by miners, resu ting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly kr.own, as “Giant Powder Headache,” An: -Stantly cured—never known ty fail Do not have your teeth drawn; but get a bottle of Mrs. Dr, How e’s cele. brated Tooth Ache Offre. “That will instantly stop the pain! and save the tooth. Holda few drops in the cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use & few drops inatittle-warm 8Weetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It will ins tantly relieve the litte.sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of. San Francisco, who supply all druggists, jy22-ly You Have no Excuse, : Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Ts there any reason why you should goon from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, ‘palpitation of the Heart, ‘Heart burn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Ape Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming “up of food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! It is positively your own fault if you do. Go to Your Druggis—and get a bottle of Green’s August Flower fur 75 cents. Your cure is certain, but if you dov'yt this, get a —— bottle for 10 cents. and try it, wo doses wil} relieve you, See win dunes aetiibiice ‘Lo hs to gE A. oe best, CoLLins, Op; erator. RuDOLPR . Photo-Ga‘lery, Broad Street, Nevada : Mother Eve. According to Milton, the first thing Eve did after leaving Adam’s side, was to survey her charms in a silvery-poo!.No doubt she was a splendid creature, but beanty is not’ the heritage of all her dau hters, and many of them resort to ‘ ilenn’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. N. Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet, without which none is genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes 50 cents. Bat the most brilliant complexion. with gray hair would be an anomaly; and therefore this blemish should be re— moved by the use of ‘Hills’ Instanpassed alike in chenide and the perfection of color it bestows. Pike’s Toothache One Minute. Drops Cure’ in A Fine Thing tor the Teeth. Fragrant Sozodont is a cémposition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom, 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 catarrh, bad teeth, etc. It is entire ly free from the injurivus and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last six months. —_A Card. : = To all who are suffering from the erro and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. = . Gt Tndividual inetrashion ti ry style of Book-keeping, Commer. . Miners attention! Mrs:-~ Dr-+ mouth from five to ten v\inutes. Her . taneous Hair Dye,” which is unsur. . ‘ 6Vecial Calculations, Businer.s Letter writing aud Penmanship'a specialty, at CHES3. UTWoo,)’s. Business CoLEGE, Brown & Morga n’s Hall, Nevada City, Cal. jy24-lm . ! To all Whom it may Cen cern; Having disposeci of the Union market to E. C. Murigor and H. Nafiziger, I hereby request all persons indebted to me to-settle their accounts at once, as", desire to leave™ the State at an early day. By complying, with this request they will confer: @ great favor upon al3-tf U. J. Narrzicer. ieee a. Walnut Parler Brackets Ard Fancy Cabinet Ware, a stock, just received_from: the and for sale cheap a W. A. scot large . Soda Crackers —OF THE “BEEHIVE” GROCERY STORE. _————. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Comr srcial Street, . . Nevada City Plottr, per 100 Ibs., $2 75 Assorted Crackers 146 Nky’s, Commercial St, oe Sherman, Hyde & Co. San Francisco. The largest music hoase on the coast. We keep : the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines _Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Piany; al80 the world-renowned Estey Organ, Instruments sold on easy install. ments, All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet music, £28 SHERMAN, Hype & Co. 8S, Cuaruis, agent for Nevada Co, Notice to Woodmen, QEALED PROPOSALS will be received ‘until Saturday, August 28, 1880, &t 10 o’clock 4. M. by the Board of Educa. tion for 35 cords of Oak Wood, 4 feet long, and ¢-cords of Pine Wood, 4 feet long, to he delivered at the Washington School House, Also, 5 cords Uak ‘Wood, 4 feet long. and 1 the First Grammar School” House, Nevada City, on or before the ist day of November, 1880. The goard reserves the right to reject any orall bids, J.C. Rich : Clerk of the Board of Education. all " Antal Meeting. he Annual Meeting of the Cold 8 Gravel Mining Co, for the E. of Five Directors, ang the transaction of such other business as may come belore the meeting, will be held on MONDAY, SEP?, 1%, 1880, At 2 o’clock, P. mu. at theof } “ce of the Treaspoe A. Isoard, Broad st réet, Nevada City, a A. H. PARKER, secretary, EDWARD MULLER, — TBACI.ER OF MUS3C, AL8O— French and German Languages Taught. ESIDENUE—Junetion Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. ring, ection . Brown Suyar cord of Pine, 4 feet iong, to be delivered at . : 80 Mackerel, No.1, _per kit, 2.50 Bran, =per 100 Ibs., 125 Small Corn, per 100 Ibs., 1 874 Wheat, “per 100 Ibs., © 2°95 Grund Barley,—per-100-ibe:, 167} Wile Barley, per 100 Ibe., 150 E.B Tea, per Ib., ee Japan Tes, per Jb., ‘8 Beeh ive Ta, per lb. Crushed Sugar, -Peafl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 cts Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 1 Ob Best Island Ric 10 lbs., Harkness Wax dles, box, 4 Oysters, ' -Weans 1 Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 Jelly, 3 cans,Syrup, ’ Jer gallon, Sardines, smal] cans, 6 cans Sardines, large cans. 4 cans Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs, Tohacco, Oil Can full of Coffee Sesussstesssss Beans, 334 Ibs. for 100 Ground Coffee, per package 20 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, ? . ckages, 25 cts Prize “Medal Kerosene Oil, per yal 50c uo = do do 5 yal cm, 2 25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 5c Mustard, per bottle, 10c., Pepper, per bottle, Oc. Wash Tubs, from 50 centsio £00 Wash Boards, 30 cz. Wat:r Buckets, . 374 cs, Clothes Baskets, 90.ch, Rolling Pins ,. 15-et. Potato Mashers, 15 ctt All goods subject to correction, s@ Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Beat. Richard Roberts Great Annual Clearance Sale! — SUMMER DRY GOODS: . Within a short time on ac tinue for Thirty Days. 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $1.20— 10 pieces Black Cashmere 38 inches 10 pieces Black Cashmere, 42 inche 50 pieces Pacific Poplins 18 3-4 cen 10 pieces all wool Bunting 20 cents en, at 40 cents a yard. White Rock and Lonsdal 100 pieces Bolt 9 3-4 cents. 1000 dozen Thread, 5 spoo 100 dozen Ladies White Hose, ten c 100 dozen French Hose, 20 cents 100 pieces Embroideries, one inch w 100 50-pieces Bishop. $30,000 WORTH OF GOODS of Fall and Winter Goods wes: agent in Boston, New York and’ arrive here on or about the First GREATEST. BARGIINS A COUNTY: Ladies ‘should take advantage of this Great Sale. Lo commence Monday Morning, July 26th, and conThe following is the Price List of a few articles ; 10 pieces black and Colored Trimming 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $2—reduced from $3. 10 pieces colored Cashmere, 40 inches wide, 75 cents a yard, 50 pieces Brocade Poplins, 12 1-2 cents a yard. 10 pieces Grenadines at 12 1-2 cents per yard. 20 pieces White Pique, 10 cents a yard. 10 te half-bleached Table Linen, 52 inches wide, warranted all Lin10 pieces 8-4 pld Table Linen, 70 cents a yard, 20 a 10-4 Peqout bleached Sheeting 321-2 cents 20 pieces 10-4 Lawrence Sheeting, 28 cents per yard. 300 pieces best American Prints, 16 yards for One Dollar. 50 pieces Linen Crash, 10 yards for One Dollar, for Twenty-five cents, r pair. ne : 20 dozen Chemise, made out of W amsette Muslin, at 75 cents apiece. Nightgowns and Shirts reduced to half-price. i Embroideries, 2 inches wide, at 20 cents a yard. 100 farseille Spreads, reduced to half-price. 50 pairs fine Gimpure Curigins—very low price, 50 pieces Vedona Lawn, at 15 per yard. i Lawn, at ear p eee . i lish Longleted 15 cents per yard, ; 50 vidoes Nefasock ee Crosbor Muslin, reduced to half-price. 50 dozen Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves, reduced to $1 a pair. : : LT inyite a careful inspection of the goods and prices.— . . Everything is marked in plain figures and there will be no deviation. Thankful for the liberal to merit a continuance of the same. count of our very large stock been purchased by m hiladelphia, which will gt nga VER GIVEN Silk, 70 cents a yard. reduced from $2.00. wide, 40 cents a yard—best qualities, 8 wide, $1.a yard. : ts per yard, — aw. MORE! —o-——} rzor At the earnest request count of the great dem = and for our CHEAP GOODS of our customers, —and—en—ae—— We are compelled to prolong our Groat Seventeenth An: nual Sale for , . In order to give those who were not able to visit our e¢ A chance to secure GREAT BARGAINS. We will give greater inducements in those ten days than ever before. *P. 8. Our Great Fall Stock is beginning to arrive.We will open to-day our new style of FALL PRINTS, . such as Brocaded, in all shades, with Borders to match. NEW GOODS OPENED EVERY DAY. ROSENBERG BROS,, Broad Street, Nevada City, San Benito Street, Hollister, Bat tery’ Street, San Francisco, Nassau. Street, New York. P. S.—We are veny. thankful to the public for the liberal aronage ex tended to us, and ‘for the many compliments we receive from em ey ayia. ROSENBERG BROS. Struck by Lightning . ~ TERRIBLE TORNADO ! Immense Destruction of Property-; oes . cee Everything Carried Befort the Gale ! exneeneni omens There is no computing the loss that the great Cyclone has caused whic): ‘a short time ago swept over a portion of the Western States, These ators of the elements some times precedes similar storms in the mercantile trade, and such a storm we propose to inaugurate at the BRANCOCE oF 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, Fura yard—value’50 cents, ‘per yard. e Muslin, 10 cents a yard or by the ¥ ents per pair. ide, reduced to 10 cents a yard. patronage I hope AVING disposed of the Union Market Richard Rowe, a, native of EngH to E. C. Mungor & H. Naffziger, notice lang admitted to citizenship. Voodfielg vs. Caddy. Dematrer Ntained i by given to all persons indebted to the wadaeigued to calllaad settle their bills without delay, as I desire to leave the State, All-persons holding claims against the concern will present the same for payment. Country Orders promptly attended to and Samples sent on application. Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, ones vs, Ebaugh; Os trial, Nevada Cit}, August 3, 1980, nishing 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 the want of space we will have to postpone it until a future time. : ’ We started business in Grass Valley a few weeks ago on the same. system as Ve are starting here, the ONE PRICE SYSTEM. ‘he residents over there took to us so kindly and patronized us so liberally that we feel very much enconraged, “A great many of sur 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. Goods will be disposed of at Private Sale during the day and cs : 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 attended to and carefully executed. BROAD STREET, A few doors below the Nevada Theatre, ral on aft: BLUMENTHAL. \ ~ Wevada City, Cal, a. & ALACE” r DRY GOoDS STORE .

& POTTER AL STREET, iger’s Meat i, A Ory. ina tOCerie SIONS, bur and Fea 920c0, Ete. he abdve sto, . and Fresh Sto) Te prepared ty Ything in oy, Ling PRICE. . ay and sel] f; ia} snvitation th og fenerally to ‘Pricey? “ill ac CT gy vEN ay . EXari. Leer g, Sept. 1g i , CHURCH vig eS Nae a ee LMES, ommercial Sts, ity, ess Maker, . just returned from Tancisco with the st_and best stock of les, Harness, nkets, Spurs, , Which he will sell bil at as low pri. side of San Fransizes, ready made. fall kinds, ada City of Une id Soap, the best ck and prices. WM. HOLMES, nmef¢ial Streets, jy31 \oflée, NING COMPANY. nia, inquent upon the on account of As1830, the. several names of the refollows: 0. Shares. Amt 1s 0 F100 9 100 § 0 4°. 50 260 39 75 375 5 8025 15125 30-1275 75 ‘1 «100 50 4 50 250 9 6840 342 00 9.100, 0 34 «. 240 nw 2 2 1125 8. 3000 150 00 7 100 50 ") 60 250 7. 2976 14875 law so many shares kas may be neces: mpany’s office on P.M, to pay delinon together with expenses of the \N, Secretary, et, Nevada City. ror ubber Co's = ROOr and COATS. lations. 3 stamped Crack id have the Pare ‘oot and instep, ng or breaking.— ig as any otners Dealers. : Packing, Hose, ts, Shoes, Etc. ber Co. 3E, JR. } acents, yon, jA8 3m. HEAP. = Air Compres8 feet by 46 Steam Punr. Waiter Cylb y new and in to. . ALLAN, ° iz: 4 . THE. DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. OAL TARE AN IIT NORTE IES LYS RT SITIES, Grief Mention. A base ball club has been organizedin this city, The style thomselves the ‘Stonewall Base Ball Club”, A:racoon was caught ina “trap at Marsh’s mill the other day. It is seldom these cunning animals are seen in this locality ‘now-a-days. _ The traveling photograph gallery, which has been running-on lowe? Broad street,. for a month past, has concluded to pull up stakes and to~ day leaves for Truckee. A pair of lad-es’ corsets were picked up on Saturday last, on Pine street, . by Wm. Irwin. The owner can obtain the same by calling at thisoffice: ep Personal Mention. x Bor * ‘Moantain Ice. _ The Nevada Ice Company is now prepe.red to furnish to saloons, bwsines houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. AH orders ‘heft at the'Ice House will be prompt-. ly attended to. : m28-tf J.°S. Trompson. The Palace Cigar Store. Auex. *Zexinn, the popular tobacconist, has‘ just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. -Also all the favorite varicties’of Chewing Tobac00. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tf Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs. Dr: Howe's celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do pot suffer! try it. Howe’s neuralgia cure cwres all pair.s. 1 e Miss Louisa Skidmore daughter of R. D. Skidmore of North Bloomtield, had a grand reception given on Wednesday ‘evening last for her " at the residence of Dr.Farley of ~North San Juan, at whose*house she "_was visiting. The occasion. was the celebration of her 18th birthday, when young ladies attain their. majority, : Geo, A. Watson, formerly an attache of the Transcript office, but now clerk in the registry depart. ~mnent-at the Post Office, San. Fran= _ cisco, is ‘paying a visit to his old home in this city. The sea breeze ‘evidently agrees with our friend George, judging from hie healthy appearance, — Art Barton, one of. Nevada City’s old residents, but who for several , years has been making.San Francisco his home, is on a visit to his old __friends and relatives in this city. R. B. Milroy, Esq., of San. FranCiaco, is on @ visit to this city, in ‘connection with mining interests in which he is engaged in this county. The Educated Horses. _ Sherman's troupe of~ -educated ‘horses will'give their second and last performance at the circus lot on Boulder street. this evening. They are, beyond doubt, the most highly ‘trained animals ever exhibited, and it is a question whether reason or, instinct predominates. For instance: “Jack” wil be told to do a trick in 4 certain way. In place of complying with the order given, he will ‘do exactly opposite. He mounts his wagon and drives the other two _ ‘horses around the arena, apparently enjoying the-fun, “Barney” and “Tommy” play see-saw ona plank with as much gtisto asa boy and girl would. “Jack's” ascent up an inclined plane of forty-five degrees is truly marvelons,. and must be _ Seen to be believed. 117 different tricks are performed by these educated horses, which ‘al tend to show to what degree of “perfection horses canbetrained. The animals were raised and trained by Mr, Sherman in Contra Costa county. The Indian Springs Camp Meeting A reporter of the TRANSCRIPT, being religiously. inclined went to the Indian Springs camp meeting on Sunday last, Arrangements — hiad been made for the accommodation of all who desired to attend both for themselves and horses. A large . . crowd of people. were in attendance from all parts of the country, especially in the Penn Valley region. ‘Several Ministers were present, to assist in carrying gn the meeting. ‘Our reporter wag cordially welcomed by the Officiating clergyman, who ave him a seat in close proximity to . the mourner’s bench,and during the . Services, special prayers were offered for his cqaversion. He came home 0 & serion’s frame of mind, and had it not been that the buggy broke on 4i8 return, that he had a fight on is hands, and had to report acouple of knock-downs and a shooting ‘rape yesterday morning, there would have been some probability ‘hat the good seed sown would have produced: fruit, but as it is ihe chances are sadly against it. The heeting will close Sunday next, and i inners . 8e™4 & envelope to-the Rev.{~ } fae +o be hoped that many sinners p Pree T. Leman, eavion : ew Yore rill turn from the. errors of their OT. wat : m&-ly ays, Joy . —_—_Change of Firm ‘Superier Court. Monpay, August 16th. in the head ‘from whatever cause, The distressing pains experienced by miners, resu ting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly kr.own, as “Giant Powder Headache,” An: -Stantly cured—never known ty fail Do not have your teeth drawn; but get a bottle of Mrs. Dr, How e’s cele. brated Tooth Ache Offre. “That will instantly stop the pain! and save the tooth. Holda few drops in the cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use & few drops inatittle-warm 8Weetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It will ins tantly relieve the litte.sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of. San Francisco, who supply all druggists, jy22-ly You Have no Excuse, : Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Ts there any reason why you should goon from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, ‘palpitation of the Heart, ‘Heart burn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Ape Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming “up of food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! It is positively your own fault if you do. Go to Your Druggis—and get a bottle of Green’s August Flower fur 75 cents. Your cure is certain, but if you dov'yt this, get a —— bottle for 10 cents. and try it, wo doses wil} relieve you, See win dunes aetiibiice ‘Lo hs to gE A. oe best, CoLLins, Op; erator. RuDOLPR . Photo-Ga‘lery, Broad Street, Nevada : Mother Eve. According to Milton, the first thing Eve did after leaving Adam’s side, was to survey her charms in a silvery-poo!.No doubt she was a splendid creature, but beanty is not’ the heritage of all her dau hters, and many of them resort to ‘ ilenn’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. N. Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet, without which none is genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes 50 cents. Bat the most brilliant complexion. with gray hair would be an anomaly; and

therefore this blemish should be re— moved by the use of ‘Hills’ Instanpassed alike in chenide and the perfection of color it bestows. Pike’s Toothache One Minute. Drops Cure’ in A Fine Thing tor the Teeth. Fragrant Sozodont is a cémposition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom, 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 catarrh, bad teeth, etc. It is entire ly free from the injurivus and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last six months. —_A Card. : = To all who are suffering from the erro and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. = . Gt Tndividual inetrashion ti ry style of Book-keeping, Commer. . Miners attention! Mrs:-~ Dr-+ mouth from five to ten v\inutes. Her . taneous Hair Dye,” which is unsur. . ‘ 6Vecial Calculations, Businer.s Letter writing aud Penmanship'a specialty, at CHES3. UTWoo,)’s. Business CoLEGE, Brown & Morga n’s Hall, Nevada City, Cal. jy24-lm . ! To all Whom it may Cen cern; Having disposeci of the Union market to E. C. Murigor and H. Nafiziger, I hereby request all persons indebted to me to-settle their accounts at once, as", desire to leave™ the State at an early day. By complying, with this request they will confer: @ great favor upon al3-tf U. J. Narrzicer. ieee a. Walnut Parler Brackets Ard Fancy Cabinet Ware, a stock, just received_from: the and for sale cheap a W. A. scot large . Soda Crackers —OF THE “BEEHIVE” GROCERY STORE. _————. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Comr srcial Street, . . Nevada City Plottr, per 100 Ibs., $2 75 Assorted Crackers 146 Nky’s, Commercial St, oe Sherman, Hyde & Co. San Francisco. The largest music hoase on the coast. We keep : the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines _Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Piany; al80 the world-renowned Estey Organ, Instruments sold on easy install. ments, All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet music, £28 SHERMAN, Hype & Co. 8S, Cuaruis, agent for Nevada Co, Notice to Woodmen, QEALED PROPOSALS will be received ‘until Saturday, August 28, 1880, &t 10 o’clock 4. M. by the Board of Educa. tion for 35 cords of Oak Wood, 4 feet long, and ¢-cords of Pine Wood, 4 feet long, to he delivered at the Washington School House, Also, 5 cords Uak ‘Wood, 4 feet long. and 1 the First Grammar School” House, Nevada City, on or before the ist day of November, 1880. The goard reserves the right to reject any orall bids, J.C. Rich : Clerk of the Board of Education. all " Antal Meeting. he Annual Meeting of the Cold 8 Gravel Mining Co, for the E. of Five Directors, ang the transaction of such other business as may come belore the meeting, will be held on MONDAY, SEP?, 1%, 1880, At 2 o’clock, P. mu. at theof } “ce of the Treaspoe A. Isoard, Broad st réet, Nevada City, a A. H. PARKER, secretary, EDWARD MULLER, — TBACI.ER OF MUS3C, AL8O— French and German Languages Taught. ESIDENUE—Junetion Broad and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. ring, ection . Brown Suyar cord of Pine, 4 feet iong, to be delivered at . : 80 Mackerel, No.1, _per kit, 2.50 Bran, =per 100 Ibs., 125 Small Corn, per 100 Ibs., 1 874 Wheat, “per 100 Ibs., © 2°95 Grund Barley,—per-100-ibe:, 167} Wile Barley, per 100 Ibe., 150 E.B Tea, per Ib., ee Japan Tes, per Jb., ‘8 Beeh ive Ta, per lb. Crushed Sugar, -Peafl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 cts Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 1 Ob Best Island Ric 10 lbs., Harkness Wax dles, box, 4 Oysters, ' -Weans 1 Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 Jelly, 3 cans,Syrup, ’ Jer gallon, Sardines, smal] cans, 6 cans Sardines, large cans. 4 cans Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs, Tohacco, Oil Can full of Coffee Sesussstesssss Beans, 334 Ibs. for 100 Ground Coffee, per package 20 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, ? . ckages, 25 cts Prize “Medal Kerosene Oil, per yal 50c uo = do do 5 yal cm, 2 25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 5c Mustard, per bottle, 10c., Pepper, per bottle, Oc. Wash Tubs, from 50 centsio £00 Wash Boards, 30 cz. Wat:r Buckets, . 374 cs, Clothes Baskets, 90.ch, Rolling Pins ,. 15-et. Potato Mashers, 15 ctt All goods subject to correction, s@ Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Beat. Richard Roberts Great Annual Clearance Sale! — SUMMER DRY GOODS: . Within a short time on ac tinue for Thirty Days. 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $1.20— 10 pieces Black Cashmere 38 inches 10 pieces Black Cashmere, 42 inche 50 pieces Pacific Poplins 18 3-4 cen 10 pieces all wool Bunting 20 cents en, at 40 cents a yard. White Rock and Lonsdal 100 pieces Bolt 9 3-4 cents. 1000 dozen Thread, 5 spoo 100 dozen Ladies White Hose, ten c 100 dozen French Hose, 20 cents 100 pieces Embroideries, one inch w 100 50-pieces Bishop. $30,000 WORTH OF GOODS of Fall and Winter Goods wes: agent in Boston, New York and’ arrive here on or about the First GREATEST. BARGIINS A COUNTY: Ladies ‘should take advantage of this Great Sale. Lo commence Monday Morning, July 26th, and conThe following is the Price List of a few articles ; 10 pieces black and Colored Trimming 5 pieces Heavy Dress Silk, $2—reduced from $3. 10 pieces colored Cashmere, 40 inches wide, 75 cents a yard, 50 pieces Brocade Poplins, 12 1-2 cents a yard. 10 pieces Grenadines at 12 1-2 cents per yard. 20 pieces White Pique, 10 cents a yard. 10 te half-bleached Table Linen, 52 inches wide, warranted all Lin10 pieces 8-4 pld Table Linen, 70 cents a yard, 20 a 10-4 Peqout bleached Sheeting 321-2 cents 20 pieces 10-4 Lawrence Sheeting, 28 cents per yard. 300 pieces best American Prints, 16 yards for One Dollar. 50 pieces Linen Crash, 10 yards for One Dollar, for Twenty-five cents, r pair. ne : 20 dozen Chemise, made out of W amsette Muslin, at 75 cents apiece. Nightgowns and Shirts reduced to half-price. i Embroideries, 2 inches wide, at 20 cents a yard. 100 farseille Spreads, reduced to half-price. 50 pairs fine Gimpure Curigins—very low price, 50 pieces Vedona Lawn, at 15 per yard. i Lawn, at ear p eee . i lish Longleted 15 cents per yard, ; 50 vidoes Nefasock ee Crosbor Muslin, reduced to half-price. 50 dozen Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves, reduced to $1 a pair. : : LT inyite a careful inspection of the goods and prices.— . . Everything is marked in plain figures and there will be no deviation. Thankful for the liberal to merit a continuance of the same. count of our very large stock been purchased by m hiladelphia, which will gt nga VER GIVEN Silk, 70 cents a yard. reduced from $2.00. wide, 40 cents a yard—best qualities, 8 wide, $1.a yard. : ts per yard, — aw. MORE! —o-——} rzor At the earnest request count of the great dem = and for our CHEAP GOODS of our customers, —and—en—ae—— We are compelled to prolong our Groat Seventeenth An: nual Sale for , . In order to give those who were not able to visit our e¢ A chance to secure GREAT BARGAINS. We will give greater inducements in those ten days than ever before. *P. 8. Our Great Fall Stock is beginning to arrive.We will open to-day our new style of FALL PRINTS, . such as Brocaded, in all shades, with Borders to match. NEW GOODS OPENED EVERY DAY. ROSENBERG BROS,, Broad Street, Nevada City, San Benito Street, Hollister, Bat tery’ Street, San Francisco, Nassau. Street, New York. P. S.—We are veny. thankful to the public for the liberal aronage ex tended to us, and ‘for the many compliments we receive from em ey ayia. ROSENBERG BROS. Struck by Lightning . ~ TERRIBLE TORNADO ! Immense Destruction of Property-; oes . cee Everything Carried Befort the Gale ! exneeneni omens There is no computing the loss that the great Cyclone has caused whic): ‘a short time ago swept over a portion of the Western States, These ators of the elements some times precedes similar storms in the mercantile trade, and such a storm we propose to inaugurate at the BRANCOCE oF 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, Fura yard—value’50 cents, ‘per yard. e Muslin, 10 cents a yard or by the ¥ ents per pair. ide, reduced to 10 cents a yard. patronage I hope AVING disposed of the Union Market Richard Rowe, a, native of EngH to E. C. Mungor & H. Naffziger, notice lang admitted to citizenship. Voodfielg vs. Caddy. Dematrer Ntained i by given to all persons indebted to the wadaeigued to calllaad settle their bills without delay, as I desire to leave the State, All-persons holding claims against the concern will present the same for payment. Country Orders promptly attended to and Samples sent on application. Cc. J. NAFFZIGER, ones vs, Ebaugh; Os trial, Nevada Cit}, August 3, 1980, nishing 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 the want of space we will have to postpone it until a future time. : ’ We started business in Grass Valley a few weeks ago on the same. system as Ve are starting here, the ONE PRICE SYSTEM. ‘he residents over there took to us so kindly and patronized us so liberally that we feel very much enconraged, “A great many of sur 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. Goods will be disposed of at Private Sale during the day and cs : 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 attended to and carefully executed. BROAD STREET, A few doors below the Nevada Theatre, ral on aft: BLUMENTHAL. \ ~ Wevada City, Cal, a. & ALACE” r DRY GOoDS STORE .