August 2, 1881 (4 pages)

nd see Joe at the quarters,” ve ‘Big Cannon yp, 3Y31-3t Pic tle-Notice, /EE MINING coy, 4 Principal YSOUNtY, Ney, shingten” Towtish nia, , , that there are de. ing described ent (No. 4.) jew} » 1881, € names of the . s follows: . Of No. of vate, Shares, An’ 4 300g t 1500 9 © 5 624 1 Taw, and an rie tors, made on the so many shares cs K as inay beie auction ¢ at he tank of Gold Hil Nevada, on Wr FIRST day of Al. r of 3 O clock, : € Of. alization . ren that the Boarg fevada cou nty, sit ation will, on gost ient n the whole Townships theres 1 in the matter is the Roard iz e@ why: said reduc. t be made. By or visors. JARRK, Cler 1. Carr, = fit ity. » 1881. en to-the qualified L DISTR Ic T,: x , that an Election day of August, jingion School ng upon the propopor the assessable te , four-class Beh cst chool House. hour after sunrise i a J.C, Abbett RSH, President. = Jol campment ABLE. "TRAINS Boo ILROAD C0. ; follows: LY 3lst: r at 2.30 PF. 3, 7,00 PM, 1 8.45 P.M la City at 1.30 P. M. 3.30 P.M. 7.435 P.M. 9,22 Pp. M. and the follow ve week, 1.30 Pp. M. 7.00 P.M §.43 P. M. 10.30 P.M for , 11.00 Pe™. rat 210 P.M. 4.20 P. M. 8.00 P.M. 9,22 AM: rert’s 2y at 11.15 P. a. for roand-tep lley or Nevada ve and return, ity and Grass ckets, 50 cents. JOHN F. KIDDER, Gen’) Supt. Notice. EL MIXING coO.— I place: Pat pusines Location of. werks vada county, Cally given that ata “Pirectors held o of July, 1581, 8 an Cents per share pital Stock of the nediately in United ‘reasurer, A. jsoard, treet, Nevada Cit); h this Assessment , Menday, the 29th be delinquent aud Hie auction,.and ul ore will be sold day of September, nt assessment, 1 rtising and expense — Boasd of Director RKER, Secretary. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA. ¢ a ee “Brief Mention. Richelieu at the Theatre to-night. ” The San Juan Hotel has had a change of proprietors, Geo. B. Smith being succeddéd by Henry Paulson. Joel Lewis has sworn put a com-— plaint in’ Justioe ~“Robinson’s court charging, Phil. Manuels: with battery. Frank Jones and Pat Marphy “have been disché arzed from custody, there being no evidence to hold them for va.rancy. : S. H. Dille’s applieation to have his assessment on a note canceled was denied yesterday: at the Board of Equalization. Billy Holbrook is making regular trips between this city and Camp Drown-with an-omnibus,and is ready to transport passengers prompely and safely. temember that E.-T. Stetson, the favorite tragedian of the Pacific Coast, will produce Richelieu this evening, supported by a well-sélected diamatic company, To-morrow evening -will terminate the engagement of “KE. T. dramatic troupe. Stetson's Don't fail to wituiess Richalien this evening unless y-u wish to miss a rare treat. James A. Graham, whose death is chronicled in another column, came to this county fromthe Kast a. few _ weeks “since in hopes: of findiug “health, having long been a sufferer with consumption. ‘It is reported that an attack. was made a couple ‘of nights since on the night watchman at Emigrant Gap station by —szverat men —whothrew. peppet in his eyes for the jpurpose of ——effeeting a-robbery— ‘No ‘particulars . could be obtained. According to the San Jaan Times, the Miners Association has not reccived that $26 which the_residents of Mississippi Valley im this county -elain to have contributed. to the miners” defense fund. Ags one of the papers thatwas informed by the parties claiming to he the doaors that such a contribution had beer made, the TRANS_RIFT would like to hearfrom R. B. Patton who appeared to be the leading spirit in the transaction. — ee ed Personal Mention, : Ww ill Pepe has returned frout Oaksland to Grass V alley whiere he will probably remain. County Assessor Collins“las been quite sick for -several days, but -is now around the streets again, Mrs. Sophie Newman, wife of Joseph Newman, formerly of Grass Valley died in Ne ow York “ on the 29th-ultime.aa SanRECaiaE Miss hae eee of Grass Valley edutinues to be Her frieuds have buat small hopes of her recovery. : Bruce B, Lee, who used to live in very sick, these parts, is manager in Colusa and P , gnag insurance being at Tehama counties of a lite company, Willows. Mrs. Joha R Ridge and Miss Amie Findley, who bave been visiting friends in Grass Valley for.several weeks, returned tothé Bay yesterday morning. Gee. M. Hughes aad H. C. MeKelvy returned Sunday frem Santa Cruz where they have been to attend the Grand Lodge of Improved Order of Red Men, Misses Florence Colemanand Edith Williams of Grass Valley have .gone to San Jose. Miss Coleman will attend Mills’ Seminary after a short visit at that place. kK. H. Dyer arrived here yesterday his residence from Graniteville, and will leave thisfor his home in Alvarado. Mr. Dyer still suffers much from the injuries he received“&t the Republic mine. Miss Mande Smith, niece of Dr. E. W. Charles, arrived here yesterday morning from Indianapolis, Indiana, and is her uncle’s guest. Miss Smith recently graduated from the Indianapo is High School. ee “Diamond Palace. morning The sales of Watches and Chaine have been remarkably good at the, Diamond Palace since the prices of that establishment have beea reduced to one-third less than heretofore,and Mrs. L. W. Thatcher deems it advisable to continue selling at sales, jy30-tf Banres’ and childrens’ pictures a specialty at Quirk’s, © = New Incorporation. , There have been filed with the Sesrstere: of State articles of incorporation of the Slate Creek Ledge Mining Company’; principal place of business, Sierra county; “capital stock, $45,000, dividend into 9,000 Directors—J. — Z. jHaugh, Reynolds, W. Matthews, J. T. Thompson, T. Fitzgerald. —+ 2 * “To the Ladies. shares, 4 ‘Heats Invisible Pare Quince . Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by Mrs. Lesrer & CRAWFORD, © Main St., Nevada, An Excellent Corset for 45 cents. The Champion Pannier Skirts and-Bustles at — Irs. Lestex & what 530-48. — ‘Hoop Sse PENMANSHIP ouly -$5 per month, day and evenings, at Chesnutwood’s Business College, =. te ‘ pz No More Dyspepsia or Indigestion ! Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the'best Bitters:in-use. They never fail te give relief. Read phy> sicians’ certificates on the back -of bottle. Sold everywhere. tf Beautiful Homie Made dewelry. C. J. Brand has on hand a beautiful stocki of Home Made Jéwelry made of quartz from our own mines, which he is selling at bedrock prices. Jewelry ofell-kinds made to. order, jy3i—tf Quirk is doing the finest work ever done in this county,—and-has the the Capitol Puruiture Store, jutiction gHowland Fiat, . ~ D. B. . .mess-hand, in ohe month’s time, tf Two second-hand Pistons wid one “POrgan for sale cheap. Encuire ‘at of Main And Commercial streets, opposite Coe's shoe store, Nevada City. “ju28+lw. Co vo “Chesnutwood’s Business College and secure'a good rapid busiSEL STS TE: GROCERY STORE. J. de JACKSON. ‘. have just ‘received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made. ai the Pioneer Mills of iia. best instruments to do it with, tf som —=espice Cream at Tams. tf Mothers! Mothers? ! Mothers! !! Are you disturbed at night and broken of your reat’ by a sick’ child suffering aud crying with the. excruciating pain of cutting teeth. If s9,go at ence and get a bottle of Mrs. Wimslow’s soothing syrup, It will relieve the poor little Sufferer immediately, you may depend up6n it; thereis no mistake about it. There is net a mother on éarth who has ever used it, who will. not tell you at orice that it will regulate: the bowels, and give rest to th mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic.” “It is perfectly safe to mse im all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the presrcriptionof one. of the oldest and best female physiciags and nursés in the Unit ed States. Sold everywhere. %3 cente a Lott le GRARD PARLOR CONCERT! BY THE .GODAIR FAMILY, . NEVADA THEAERE, Friday Evening, August 5th, ASSISTED BY J. F SANKS, nm MRS. L. ‘DUNCAN, A CHESTER, F, COOPER, And E. MILLS. The Entertainment will consist of Solos, Duets, Songs, Dances, etc The whole to conclude with the laughable Three Act Comedy, ertitled CEI ECE MATE. Admission 5€ Cents. Children 25 Cents, Reserv ed seats at Vinton’s drag store. iv29 GRAND OPENING ! SATURDAY NIGHT! CONGRESS. RESTAURANT, Open + <A er 4 ight. ; All Meals to order 50 cents. OYSTERS in every style. 42 BROILED CHICKEN, WILD GAME, MGUNTAIN TROUT, etc. Cold Lunch 25 cents. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Broad St., near the Plaza. W. M. LANE & CO., Proprietors. Nevada City, July 29th. ke + Notie2 to Woodmen. » ALED PRO ALS will be. received QFntl Friday eo 12, 1881, at 8P.M., by the Board of Education, tor 45 cords Oak wood and 3 cords of Pine, to be delivered at Washington Scheol House, 4 feet long. Also . 5 cords of Uak and 1 cord Pine, 4 feet long, to those low figures to insure large} be delivered at Grammar School House, Nev -ada City, before the 15th day of October, 1881. . The Board reserves the right to reject any orall bids. J. ©. RICH, Clerk of the Board of cacy Nevada, July 3¢th, ® & ‘Boss i> op Agency for the COFFEE POT, ——$——— Delinguent Notice. \ TEEP HOLLOW GOLD MINING cOoMpany. Location of principalplace of:bus. iness, San Franeisco, California. Location _of works, Liberty Hill Mining District, Nevada County, California. . Notice e—There are delinquent upon the following described stock” on account of Assessment (No. 6) levied ‘on. the 2Ist day of June, 1881; the several amounts set opposite the names of-tire respective shareholders, * as follows: Names Certife. Sha’s. Am’t. Jos. Clark, $ ha $ 75.00 E. A. Richardson, 25 100 150.06 EK. A. Richardson, 26 200 150.00 FE. A. Richardson, 27 50 75,00 E. E. Dewey, _, 50. «500 75.00 J. W. Pew, 55 2250 3375.00 And in accordance with law and an ordea of the Board 6f Directors, made on the 21st day of June, 1881, so many shares of each parcel of-such stock as may be necessary will e sold at public auction, at the auction rooms of John Middleton & Son, 116 Monte gomery street, San Francisco, California, on Thursday the 18th day of August, a, b. 1881, at the heur of 1 o'clock, p. M., of said day, to pay said deling uent Assessment the reon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. —— 8 -W. PEW, Secretary. Office—310 Pinestreet, Room 15, San Francisco, California. jy3o National Exchange Hoie ~AND— ee ee EIOUSE, S. A. EDDY, Propricior. colina = THE NATIONAL EX=='CHANGE HOTEL i the uns finest structure. north of Sacramento. Fire proof, . mudefn in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has recently been renovated througheut. The Table fare. will be unexceptionzxble and accommodation for families especidily provided. Charges to suit the times. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Forest City, Alleghany, Pike” Cit} Mountain House, “Downieville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbee Mine, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR BILLIARD ROOM. Constantly supplied with the very best Liquors and Cigars. Milwaukee Beer Depot! ROGER CONEAN, Proprietor. Broad street. .:0ppésite Stumpf's Hotel. NEVADA CITY. EST draft Porter in the State, Lager Free Buss to READ! Langudoc Laces, 4; 5 and Grenadine, 9 cents. Folded Japanese Fans, 5 Florida Water, 19 cents. Cologne, 9 cents. Silk Ties, 9 cents, . Lace Ties, 5 cents. Fascinators;19 cents. White Hose, 9 cents. Colored Hose, 9 cents. 2 —_ CA SHIVELY'S Ni '. -From the Inhabitants . of And sia Country.» OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE STILL CONTIN UES, New Goods : are Opening f for Your r Inspection. READ! New Mounmie Cloth lers, only 124 cents. ° Japanese ‘Parasols, 19 cents. cents. = White Handkerchiefs, 6} cents. ; — Silk Glocked Balbriggan Hose, 16 2.8 cents. _ _Neazly-all-two-bitarticles 9 conts.— = Perhaps-we may be able to induce you to abandon the olden beaten paths of Error, hereafter travel the road whose sign board, with the letters Point with unerring certainty direct to _Next to City Hall. ? cents. $ CREDIT and Disaster, and > EL, ine Cent te ——— es : vGRAND Glearance, Sale 30° DAYS ONLY ! AT COST! In order to make room for my extensive FALL STOCK, I will sell my Entire Stock of Summer mn AND. ANY itn CLOTHING, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, 1 ATCcCOS”T FOR THE NEXT 30 Days . At the Mechanics Store. 4 Now if you want Bargains call early. Also, a fine line of BOOTS AND OUMMER GOODS THE BAZAR! om ATH Miss Mary A. Gray’s old stand. YANDRINGHAM FRILLINGS from 5 to 2, 25 cents per yard. JoNaretters, ‘Three for 25 cents. Satin Quilled Ribbons, all cot: rs, 12 1-2 cents per yard. . Ruchings from 15.to.50_ cents per. yard Silk Handkerchiefs from 25 cents to H. Fans from 10 cents to $i. Vailings from 50 cents to $1, Silk and Cotton Mits, Silk and Satin Ribe bons, all prices, Alsow large assortment of Card Board, Zephyrs, Perfumerfies, Toilet articles, Spool Silk, Twist, Linings, Corsets; Buttons, Candies, Picture Frames, ‘and in fact the — Largest Variety Store in 7 Nevada City ! Also the finest brands of Cigars and Tobacco. Don’t forget the place—two doors below Thomas’ Hotél, Broad Street, Nevada City. We guara itee San Francisco Prices. PINKSTONE & GRAY. NEW FIRM. ] AVING OPENED A GROCERY STORE _ on eos7 ea RE Commerciak Street, next, door to Hients Meat MarketX<. “Are prepared to supply the public CHOICEST market at the with the vers Lowest Cash Prices. stock of Provisions, Flour and Feed, Hams. Bacon and Lard, Crockery, Glassware, Vlatedware, _ Wood and Willowware, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnish, Kerosene, Lucine, Gasoline, We keep‘a full Groceries, Case ¢s00ds, SHGES, for Ladies and Gentlemea, which will also be sold Very ‘Cheap. MECHANICS S STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial St. Nevada City. L. NATHAN, Prop’r: rig’s Milwaukee Brewery. jy3l Beer on draft and in bottles from GehWindow Glass, Window Shades, Wall Paper; * Frames, Picture Nails, Picture Cord, Sewing Machines, Pocket and Table-Cutlery, Scissors, Lamps and Lamp Stock, Tinware, Musical Instruments, Bar Fixtures, Toilet Soap, Fanéy Goods, etc. GUILD & SIGOURNEY. GUILD: & SICGURNEY GROCERIES in the . Pictures and . Picture Summier Goods! ‘Summer Styles! ——— wonder HYMAN BROS ptt fust reeeived a full assortment of ee ‘}FINE CLOTHING <for Our Offerings Extremely Attractive. 3 Men and Boys. ~ FURNISHING. GOODS, —. . HATS,BOOTS and SHOES. ‘TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ‘and VALISES. Our Stock is Complete in Every’Department. Prices the Lowest . in the Market, = : = ee —= if eee — Call on us Weforé Purchasing. _ HYMAN BROS,, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. . BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New x ork; 216 and 218 California St. San Francisco; Merchant St., Honoliits Sandwich Islands.MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, RESIDENT Assets, $91,735,786.42. Surplus, $14,096, Sa os ] URING THE PAST -YEAR: this Con pany has’ paid for Death Claims anc Matured Endowment Policies Over Six Million Dollars For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies near!; Four Million Dollars. Holders, Over Three Million Dollars. Since its organization Over $162,700,000° Have beeh paid to Policy Molders’ and their Heirs. For Dividends to Policy . Legitimate Life Insurance oOnky se any confines itself strictly action of legitimate Life [nsura niy Life and Endowment P« oF cits } This the tra Gentian é No Tontine or other Speculative form of Policy Issued. Lower Premium Rates than those of any otherggirst Class Company. a Premiums payable in CASTL dniy, leavin¢ no note asa lien on the Policy, to be dau ed when the Policy becomes a clainn. For furthér information apply to LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Or to A. B. FORBES, General Agent for the Pacifie-Coas: 21 g Nevada City, July 9th, 1931. Sansome Street, San Francisco. fodSo a SNA REY ER ENR EASTER AE BE NEEL PERRI IE SOT LI LB RECO EDEL REIL DEI ELEE LOE ONG ie Pia 8 pha o

nd see Joe at the quarters,” ve ‘Big Cannon yp, 3Y31-3t Pic tle-Notice, /EE MINING coy, 4 Principal YSOUNtY, Ney, shingten” Towtish nia, , , that there are de. ing described ent (No. 4.) jew} » 1881, € names of the . s follows: . Of No. of vate, Shares, An’ 4 300g t 1500 9 © 5 624 1 Taw, and an rie tors, made on the so many shares cs K as inay beie auction ¢ at he tank of Gold Hil Nevada, on Wr FIRST day of Al. r of 3 O clock, : € Of. alization . ren that the Boarg fevada cou nty, sit ation will, on gost ient n the whole Townships theres 1 in the matter is the Roard iz e@ why: said reduc. t be made. By or visors. JARRK, Cler 1. Carr, = fit ity. » 1881. en to-the qualified L DISTR Ic T,: x , that an Election day of August, jingion School ng upon the propopor the assessable te , four-class Beh cst chool House. hour after sunrise i a J.C, Abbett RSH, President. = Jol campment ABLE. "TRAINS Boo ILROAD C0. ; follows: LY 3lst: r at 2.30 PF. 3, 7,00 PM, 1 8.45 P.M la City at 1.30 P. M. 3.30 P.M. 7.435 P.M. 9,22 Pp. M. and the follow ve week, 1.30 Pp. M. 7.00 P.M §.43 P. M. 10.30 P.M for , 11.00 Pe™. rat 210 P.M. 4.20 P. M. 8.00 P.M. 9,22 AM: rert’s 2y at 11.15 P. a. for roand-tep lley or Nevada ve and return, ity and Grass ckets, 50 cents. JOHN F. KIDDER, Gen’) Supt. Notice. EL MIXING coO.— I place: Pat pusines Location of. werks vada county, Cally given that ata “Pirectors held o of July, 1581, 8 an Cents per share pital Stock of the nediately in United ‘reasurer, A. jsoard, treet, Nevada Cit); h this Assessment , Menday, the 29th be delinquent aud Hie auction,.and ul ore will be sold day of September, nt assessment, 1 rtising and expense — Boasd of Director RKER, Secretary. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA. ¢ a ee “Brief Mention. Richelieu at the Theatre to-night. ” The San Juan Hotel has had a change of proprietors, Geo. B. Smith being succeddéd by Henry Paulson. Joel Lewis has sworn put a com-— plaint in’ Justioe ~“Robinson’s court charging, Phil. Manuels: with battery. Frank Jones and Pat Marphy “have been disché arzed from custody, there being no evidence to hold them for va.rancy. : S. H. Dille’s applieation to have his assessment on a note canceled was denied yesterday: at the Board of Equalization. Billy Holbrook is making regular trips between this city and Camp Drown-with an-omnibus,and is ready to transport passengers prompely and safely. temember that E.-T. Stetson, the favorite tragedian of the Pacific Coast, will produce Richelieu this evening, supported by a well-sélected diamatic company, To-morrow evening -will terminate the engagement of “KE. T. dramatic troupe. Stetson's Don't fail to wituiess Richalien this evening unless y-u wish to miss a rare treat. James A. Graham, whose death is chronicled in another column, came to this county fromthe Kast a. few _ weeks “since in hopes: of findiug “health, having long been a sufferer with consumption. ‘It is reported that an attack. was made a couple ‘of nights since on the night watchman at Emigrant Gap station by —szverat men —whothrew. peppet in his eyes for the jpurpose of ——effeeting a-robbery— ‘No ‘particulars . could be obtained. According to the San Jaan Times, the Miners Association has not reccived that $26 which the_residents of Mississippi Valley im this county -elain to have contributed. to the miners” defense fund. Ags one of the papers thatwas informed by the parties claiming to he the doaors that such a contribution had beer made, the TRANS_RIFT would like to hearfrom R. B. Patton who appeared to be the leading spirit in the transaction. — ee ed Personal Mention, : Ww ill Pepe has returned frout Oaksland to Grass V alley whiere he will probably remain. County Assessor Collins“las been quite sick for -several days, but -is now around the streets again, Mrs. Sophie Newman, wife of Joseph Newman, formerly of Grass Valley died in Ne ow York “ on the 29th-ultime.aa SanRECaiaE Miss hae eee of Grass Valley edutinues to be Her frieuds have buat small hopes of her recovery. : Bruce B, Lee, who used to live in very sick, these parts, is manager in Colusa and P , gnag insurance being at Tehama counties of a lite company, Willows. Mrs. Joha R Ridge and Miss Amie Findley, who bave been visiting friends in Grass Valley for.several weeks, returned tothé Bay yesterday morning. Gee. M. Hughes aad H. C. MeKelvy returned Sunday frem Santa Cruz where they have been to attend the Grand Lodge of Improved Order of Red Men, Misses Florence Colemanand Edith Williams of Grass Valley have .gone to San Jose. Miss Coleman will attend Mills’ Seminary after a short visit at that place. kK. H. Dyer arrived here yesterday his residence from Graniteville, and will leave thisfor his home in Alvarado. Mr. Dyer still suffers much from the injuries he received“&t the Republic mine. Miss Mande Smith, niece of Dr. E. W. Charles, arrived here yesterday morning from Indianapolis, Indiana, and is her uncle’s guest. Miss Smith recently graduated from the Indianapo is High School. ee “Diamond Palace. morning The sales of Watches and Chaine have been remarkably good at the, Diamond Palace since the prices of that establishment have beea reduced to one-third less than heretofore,and Mrs. L. W. Thatcher deems it advisable to continue selling at sales, jy30-tf Banres’ and childrens’ pictures a specialty at Quirk’s, © = New Incorporation. , There have been filed with the Sesrstere: of State articles of incorporation of the Slate Creek Ledge Mining Company’; principal place of business, Sierra county; “capital stock, $45,000, dividend into 9,000 Directors—J. — Z. jHaugh, Reynolds, W. Matthews, J. T. Thompson, T. Fitzgerald. —+ 2 * “To the Ladies. shares, 4 ‘Heats Invisible Pare Quince . Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by Mrs. Lesrer & CRAWFORD, © Main St., Nevada, An Excellent Corset for 45 cents. The Champion Pannier Skirts and-Bustles at — Irs. Lestex & what 530-48. — ‘Hoop Sse PENMANSHIP ouly -$5 per month, day and evenings, at Chesnutwood’s Business College, =. te ‘ pz No More Dyspepsia or Indigestion ! Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the'best Bitters:in-use. They never fail te give relief. Read phy> sicians’ certificates on the back -of bottle. Sold everywhere. tf Beautiful Homie Made dewelry. C. J. Brand has on hand a beautiful stocki of Home Made Jéwelry made of quartz from our own mines, which he is selling at bedrock prices. Jewelry ofell-kinds made to. order, jy3i—tf Quirk is doing the finest work ever done in this county,—and-has the the Capitol Puruiture Store, jutiction gHowland Fiat, . ~ D. B. . .mess-hand, in ohe month’s time, tf Two second-hand Pistons wid one “POrgan for sale cheap. Encuire ‘at of Main And Commercial streets, opposite Coe's shoe store, Nevada City. “ju28+lw. Co vo “Chesnutwood’s Business College and secure'a good rapid busiSEL STS TE: GROCERY STORE. J. de JACKSON. ‘. have just ‘received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made. ai the Pioneer Mills of iia. best instruments to do it with, tf som —=espice Cream at Tams. tf Mothers! Mothers? ! Mothers! !! Are you disturbed at night and broken of your reat’ by a sick’ child suffering aud crying with the. excruciating pain of cutting teeth. If s9,go at ence and get a bottle of Mrs. Wimslow’s soothing syrup, It will relieve the poor little Sufferer immediately, you may depend up6n it; thereis no mistake about it. There is net a mother on éarth who has ever used it, who will. not tell you at orice that it will regulate: the bowels, and give rest to th

mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic.” “It is perfectly safe to mse im all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the presrcriptionof one. of the oldest and best female physiciags and nursés in the Unit ed States. Sold everywhere. %3 cente a Lott le GRARD PARLOR CONCERT! BY THE .GODAIR FAMILY, . NEVADA THEAERE, Friday Evening, August 5th, ASSISTED BY J. F SANKS, nm MRS. L. ‘DUNCAN, A CHESTER, F, COOPER, And E. MILLS. The Entertainment will consist of Solos, Duets, Songs, Dances, etc The whole to conclude with the laughable Three Act Comedy, ertitled CEI ECE MATE. Admission 5€ Cents. Children 25 Cents, Reserv ed seats at Vinton’s drag store. iv29 GRAND OPENING ! SATURDAY NIGHT! CONGRESS. RESTAURANT, Open + <A er 4 ight. ; All Meals to order 50 cents. OYSTERS in every style. 42 BROILED CHICKEN, WILD GAME, MGUNTAIN TROUT, etc. Cold Lunch 25 cents. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Broad St., near the Plaza. W. M. LANE & CO., Proprietors. Nevada City, July 29th. ke + Notie2 to Woodmen. » ALED PRO ALS will be. received QFntl Friday eo 12, 1881, at 8P.M., by the Board of Education, tor 45 cords Oak wood and 3 cords of Pine, to be delivered at Washington Scheol House, 4 feet long. Also . 5 cords of Uak and 1 cord Pine, 4 feet long, to those low figures to insure large} be delivered at Grammar School House, Nev -ada City, before the 15th day of October, 1881. . The Board reserves the right to reject any orall bids. J. ©. RICH, Clerk of the Board of cacy Nevada, July 3¢th, ® & ‘Boss i> op Agency for the COFFEE POT, ——$——— Delinguent Notice. \ TEEP HOLLOW GOLD MINING cOoMpany. Location of principalplace of:bus. iness, San Franeisco, California. Location _of works, Liberty Hill Mining District, Nevada County, California. . Notice e—There are delinquent upon the following described stock” on account of Assessment (No. 6) levied ‘on. the 2Ist day of June, 1881; the several amounts set opposite the names of-tire respective shareholders, * as follows: Names Certife. Sha’s. Am’t. Jos. Clark, $ ha $ 75.00 E. A. Richardson, 25 100 150.06 EK. A. Richardson, 26 200 150.00 FE. A. Richardson, 27 50 75,00 E. E. Dewey, _, 50. «500 75.00 J. W. Pew, 55 2250 3375.00 And in accordance with law and an ordea of the Board 6f Directors, made on the 21st day of June, 1881, so many shares of each parcel of-such stock as may be necessary will e sold at public auction, at the auction rooms of John Middleton & Son, 116 Monte gomery street, San Francisco, California, on Thursday the 18th day of August, a, b. 1881, at the heur of 1 o'clock, p. M., of said day, to pay said deling uent Assessment the reon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. —— 8 -W. PEW, Secretary. Office—310 Pinestreet, Room 15, San Francisco, California. jy3o National Exchange Hoie ~AND— ee ee EIOUSE, S. A. EDDY, Propricior. colina = THE NATIONAL EX=='CHANGE HOTEL i the uns finest structure. north of Sacramento. Fire proof, . mudefn in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has recently been renovated througheut. The Table fare. will be unexceptionzxble and accommodation for families especidily provided. Charges to suit the times. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Forest City, Alleghany, Pike” Cit} Mountain House, “Downieville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbee Mine, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE NATIONAL BAR BILLIARD ROOM. Constantly supplied with the very best Liquors and Cigars. Milwaukee Beer Depot! ROGER CONEAN, Proprietor. Broad street.. ..:0ppésite Stumpf's Hotel. NEVADA CITY. EST draft Porter in the State, Lager Free Buss to READ! Langudoc Laces, 4; 5 and Grenadine, 9 cents. Folded Japanese Fans, 5 Florida Water, 19 cents. Cologne, 9 cents. Silk Ties, 9 cents, . Lace Ties, 5 cents. Fascinators;19 cents. White Hose, 9 cents. Colored Hose, 9 cents. 2 —_ CA SHIVELY'S Ni '. -From the Inhabitants . of And sia Country.» OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE STILL CONTIN UES, New Goods : are Opening f for Your r Inspection. READ! New Mounmie Cloth lers, only 124 cents. ° Japanese ‘Parasols, 19 cents. cents. = White Handkerchiefs, 6} cents. ; — Silk Glocked Balbriggan Hose, 16 2.8 cents. _ _Neazly-all-two-bitarticles 9 conts.— = Perhaps-we may be able to induce you to abandon the olden beaten paths of Error, hereafter travel the road whose sign board, with the letters Point with unerring certainty direct to _Next to City Hall. ? cents. $ CREDIT and Disaster, and > EL, ine Cent te ——— es : vGRAND Glearance, Sale 30° DAYS ONLY ! AT COST! In order to make room for my extensive FALL STOCK, I will sell my Entire Stock of Summer mn AND. ANY itn CLOTHING, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, 1 ATCcCOS”T FOR THE NEXT 30 Days . At the Mechanics Store. 4 Now if you want Bargains call early. Also, a fine line of BOOTS AND OUMMER GOODS THE BAZAR! om ATH Miss Mary A. Gray’s old stand. YANDRINGHAM FRILLINGS from 5 to 2, 25 cents per yard. JoNaretters, ‘Three for 25 cents. Satin Quilled Ribbons, all cot: rs, 12 1-2 cents per yard. . Ruchings from 15.to.50_ cents per. yard Silk Handkerchiefs from 25 cents to H. Fans from 10 cents to $i. Vailings from 50 cents to $1, Silk and Cotton Mits, Silk and Satin Ribe bons, all prices, Alsow large assortment of Card Board, Zephyrs, Perfumerfies, Toilet articles, Spool Silk, Twist, Linings, Corsets; Buttons, Candies, Picture Frames, ‘and in fact the — Largest Variety Store in 7 Nevada City ! Also the finest brands of Cigars and Tobacco. Don’t forget the place—two doors below Thomas’ Hotél, Broad Street, Nevada City. We guara itee San Francisco Prices. PINKSTONE & GRAY. NEW FIRM. ] AVING OPENED A GROCERY STORE _ on eos7 ea RE Commerciak Street, next, door to Hients Meat MarketX<. “Are prepared to supply the public CHOICEST market at the with the vers Lowest Cash Prices. stock of Provisions, Flour and Feed, Hams. Bacon and Lard, Crockery, Glassware, Vlatedware, _ Wood and Willowware, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnish, Kerosene, Lucine, Gasoline, We keep‘a full Groceries, Case ¢s00ds, SHGES, for Ladies and Gentlemea, which will also be sold Very ‘Cheap. MECHANICS S STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial St. Nevada City. L. NATHAN, Prop’r: rig’s Milwaukee Brewery. jy3l Beer on draft and in bottles from GehWindow Glass, Window Shades, Wall Paper; * Frames, Picture Nails, Picture Cord, Sewing Machines, Pocket and Table-Cutlery, Scissors, Lamps and Lamp Stock, Tinware, Musical Instruments, Bar Fixtures, Toilet Soap, Fanéy Goods, etc. GUILD & SIGOURNEY.. GUILD: & SICGURNEY GROCERIES in the . Pictures and . Picture Summier Goods! ‘Summer Styles! ——— wonder HYMAN BROS ptt fust reeeived a full assortment of ee ‘}FINE CLOTHING <for Our Offerings Extremely Attractive. 3 Men and Boys. ~ FURNISHING. GOODS, —. . HATS,BOOTS and SHOES. ‘TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ‘and VALISES. Our Stock is Complete in Every’Department. Prices the Lowest . in the Market, = : = ee —= if eee — Call on us Weforé Purchasing. _ HYMAN BROS,, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. . BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New x ork; 216 and 218 California St. San Francisco; Merchant St., Honoliits Sandwich Islands.MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, RESIDENT Assets, $91,735,786.42. Surplus, $14,096, Sa os ] URING THE PAST -YEAR: this Con pany has’ paid for Death Claims anc Matured Endowment Policies Over Six Million Dollars For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies near!; Four Million Dollars. Holders, Over Three Million Dollars. Since its organization Over $162,700,000° Have beeh paid to Policy Molders’ and their Heirs. For Dividends to Policy . Legitimate Life Insurance oOnky se any confines itself strictly action of legitimate Life [nsura niy Life and Endowment P« oF cits } This the tra Gentian é No Tontine or other Speculative form of Policy Issued. Lower Premium Rates than those of any otherggirst Class Company. a Premiums payable in CASTL dniy, leavin¢ no note asa lien on the Policy, to be dau ed when the Policy becomes a clainn. For furthér information apply to LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Or to A. B. FORBES, General Agent for the Pacifie-Coas: 21 g Nevada City, July 9th, 1931. Sansome Street, San Francisco. fodSo a SNA REY ER ENR EASTER AE BE NEEL PERRI IE SOT LI LB RECO EDEL REIL DEI ELEE LOE ONG ie Pia 8 pha o