August 22, 1879 (4 pages)

nd lonopely PUTIN MID S. — ny, > People, BITY, hug. 25th, e out to hear SAKER, en rass Walley to. tive Committee. /OLE'S LIST. CASH oprection 10 Ibs, $275 0 Ibs, 225 J Ibs, 1-75 0 Ibs, 1 123 00 Ibs, 137 OO lbs, 150 D lbs, 873 9 Ibs, 1.00 12 Ibs 1900 5 Ibs 100 $lb cans, 60 14 lbs 100 32 Ibs 100 8 bars 20 per box 50 14 for 25 perbox 175 box, re = ‘cansfor 1 ansfer 100 cans for ~1 00 cansfor 16Q_ cansfor 100 © cans for 00 cansfor 100 cams for 100 gallon, 35 gallon can on allon, ° = kegs, 300 ound. . ast, ‘6 per roll, 40 perlb, . 6 “ 7 per paper 90 er, 3 papers 29 papers, 5 , papers, 2 per box, 65 3 pounds 25 is, per bottle 10 per bottle 25 gallon kegs 2 00 cans, \ "THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Brief Mention. ‘Mrs. G. Brand, wife of the ‘stationer, arrived here last evening from San Jose. A pine tree eut at» Cleveland's . ganech the other day made six cords of four-foot firewood. Werkmeid are engaged in. replanking and otherwise improving Pine street west of Broad. The “Double Headed -Nightinggale” and the Midgets at the Theatre this afternoon and evening. — There willbe an anonymous sort of Democratic pow-wow on Broad street to-night, Prov idence per mitting. : are audat obligations te We , Selling lottery tickets to. Charles . Weapon. Arrested for Selling Lottery, Tickets. T. S. Pockman swore out a complaint before Judge Garthe ‘charging Wing Yick and Ning Ching with Gray, and yesterday morning Mar: shal Baldridge arrested the Celestials, . Their trial will take~ place at. 10 o’clock this morning : , TuHurspay, Aug. 21. John Rowe, nativity England, ‘and, Ernest Charronat, nativity France, declared their intentions; Z ThePeople vs. A. W. Smith. Indicted -for assault. with deadly Jury trial. &@ Branp & Basserr were yester. day unpacking a large invoice of New Books. : au22tf ao strect ‘Gedkituke tor copies of Matee. izals. : Que of the handsome twins born toW. J. Organ and wife Tuesday died night before last, and it is feared the other may not live. Preaching at the tent this evening by Elder J. D. Rice. Subject: The . Temptations and Sufferings of Christ. All are.earnestly solicited to attend. Sheriff Montgomery returned from San Fraricisco night before last with A. H. Lindstedt whois under arrest for obtaining monéy under’ false pretenses. : A wager was made in this city yesterday that-H:--Hypublican nominee for District Attorney, will get a majority of 2,000 votes over Burrows. : The rich development made in ‘a gravel claim near Nevada a few days since, and reported in the TRANSCRIPT _ at the time, continues ‘to look better and better with each day. Base ball certainly cannot be so popular in Grass Valley as it was before ths True Blues went to Marysville.~The Union, of ytsterday had only eleven:articles on that subject. The Perkins demonstrations atthis city and Grass Valléy will be the biggest ever held in the county. A free train of fifteen cats will run between the two towns. on each occasion. The Republicar ticket of Nevada county booms. The intelligent voters are beginning to-see through the filmy coat of alleged reform that the hybrids donned with’ so much bémbast. The Adventist’s tent on Boulder street is to be taken down Monday. “The missionaries cannot be gotten rid of so easily, but propose to stay dround a week or two .longer and hold meetings atprivate houses. Col. W. Carter, who has pretty thoroughly explored the Second Congressional District in company with Hon. H. F. thinks Nevada City the most,desirable place to live in that he has found’ since ‘coming to this coast from Louisiana. We contemplates coming here after election to reside. > Creo. Page, Thought it Wasa Highwayman.Tuesday night a Grass Valley gentleman had occasion to bring a large amount of money to this city when coming up in a carriage. Placing the coin at his feetand a revolver between his knees he kept a sharp lookout along the road for highway-, men, Seeing something in the road ahead that looked like the prostrate body of a man, hestarted todrive past cautiously, ready to shoot at the first indication of an attempt to stop him: . The horse became frightened, and in » by one of the wheels struck a bowler in the road. The concussion threw thedriver out, and he had to walk to town. “Lhe horse came along all right at a a reaching a pile of lumber on™2ine-street— the carriage was badly shattered. The turnout belonged at Wellington's stable in this esty. It is only neces_ gary to add that the object in the road that caused the catastrophe was hota man. ss Excursion to Storms’ Ranch. The latter part of next week # moonlight pic-nic will be given at Storms’ ranch. The round fare will be one dollar. ‘The grove is to beilluminated, and dancing and supper will be the entertainment furnished. The moon will be at its full at the time, and there is every probability that our citizens will turn out in force. Way is the girl of the period like a big gun? Answer—Becauseas shown 1 Seehale che ine quod den} on the g‘Gaytord;--Re=}5 fae rg your Grocer for. the Re Bluff New Process Flour. Try it. 2 WILLIAM Groreg, of Grass Valley, Republican nominee for sTaTE SENATOR, : . > + > a In Meeard to that Report. Nevapa Crry, Aug. 11, 1879. J. D. Wuire,; Esq., County Clerk : Dear Sir—The report having teen circulated that I have transferred monies belonging to Road District No. 5, to other Road Districts, will you please answer question, viz: Has the Road Fund of District No. 5-beeti-loaned;-used;-or in any way the followin g Fund ? An imniediate answer will oblige, Yours-Respec tfully, J. S. THomrson, Supervisor, District No. 5. OFFICE CoUuNTY CLERK, Nevapa Co. . Nevapa Crry, Aug.’12, 1879. J. S.-EHOMPSON, Esq., Dear Sir— Your note of yesterday, asking the County Clerk the following question, viz: ‘‘Has the Road Fund of District “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 received, As Mr. James’ D. White, County Clerk, is absent from town, I answer for him :. ‘That no transfer, or ldan, of the. Funds of said District has been made to any otherDistrict Road Fund. Yours Respectfully, ; Joun WEBBER, jl3 Deputy County Clerk. . . Lane's Purificd, Curled Wool Mat trésses. F. G. Guild is the only Dealer who sells our Lane’s Patent Wool Mattresses in Nevada City, and we can the best and cheapest Mattresses in use; PACcIFic SPRING AND MATTRESS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. San Francisco, July 24,-1879. —_>-—. w ILLIAM GEORGE, of Grass Valley, .Republican nominee for sTaTz SENATOR. . * a Only 50 Cents. Hight Button Lisle Thread Gloves, only 50 cents, at Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD's. al7-4t Something New i in Nevada! t= FRUIT = —AND—— CONFECTIONERY} DEPOT, \ AEN STREET, opposite Union Hetel, and adjoining Legg’s Hardware Store. B. SANGUINETTI Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada City that he has opened a Store at the aboveplace for the sale of Vegetables, Confee tionery, ete. ete. Having agencies at San Francisco, Saeramento and San Jose, I receive daily by BxFresh Fruits, ‘Kpress, the cheicest products of the gardens and_orchards below, in advance of any other storéin the mountains. CHOKE FRENCH CANDIES Are kept. co ntly on hand and sold at the lowest prices. Sos aa ICE During the Summer I in €resm constantly on hand, o and warranted the best in "the market. Nevada City, June 28th. EDWARD MULLER, RACHER OF MUSKC, ~ALSO— Frenaea and German anguages Taught. ESIDENCE— Junction Broad and Cow R° mercial Streets, Nevada City. d21 AFRESH SUPPLY “Soe GANYMEDE! diverted to the use.o£ any other Road . ‘recommend them to the Public as}. JUST RECEIVED, oF THE SSSRHHERR CELEBRATED . “ REMOVED=® CIGARS. Made of the Best. HAVANA TOBACCO. oe NO OTHER, . re) _ “SOLD ONLY BY JOHN JACKE. . —— Next Door to Zehkind’s Cigar Stere, . FINEST STORE in THE COUNTY, The People who Patronize Mere the in n this . Goon Goons, onwaRd = PWARD. SPEGIAL BARGAINS. Now that we have A Ie SEERERES 1 § To the building on Broad street, Where we have the ‘Come and sée Whi at we prop ose to do.” wAge of Progress Demand _ REASONABLE PRICES, COURTEOtS TREATME wn: Thatis why they —aURORTES —— ~ANTOINETAM’S oVSTERS . as . diate & Ice Cream sais PINE STREET, Near Masonic Hall, Nevada €ity. HIS favorite place of resort hasbeen fitted upin a cozy and attractive manner, and the proprietor is prepared to furnish Eresh Oysters “On the Half Shell, Stewed, Fried—or—Pan: Roast. Ice Cream! Superior to any other place in the County. FRENCH & AMERICAN CANDIES. A fresh Stock just received. Nuts of all kinds. ade, Soda Water and Cronk Geer. 4a7 Thankful for past favors, I would. solicit a continugnce of the public patronage. Nev rane © City, » SUNS 28th. New ‘Dentistry Rooms. DR D. W. “BEVERTON, Formerly with Br. Harris of Grass Valley, and lately in Dr. Wilbert’s Office at San Francisco, ‘Has opened a First-class Dental Establishment in Nevada City, and, is now prepared to doall kinds of work in his line on short notice and at the lowest rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. @@7Eutrance to Office, in, Mrs. J. E. Johnston's Store, on Commercial Street. al2 GAMELLINE For Preserving ing and Beautifying the Complexica “and Teeth. NEW AND VAL APL E PREPARALA. tion, pronounced by all to ve the most perfect cosmetic in existence. Unlike other preparations it is not only harmless, but favors @ natural and healthy action of the skin, resulting in binge pg purity and clearness of complexion. The intrinsic merit and high ‘medical endorsoment of CAME LLINE have in a few months caused it to nearly supersede all articles for the complexion in San Francisco, PRICE 50 CENTS, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, H. P. WAKELEK & C®O., may15-3m SAN FRANCISCO, MACHINERY FOR SALE AT-FTHE——-NEVADA FOUNDRY. One 12 x 24 in Engine, new, heavy. One 12 x 24 in second hand, One 10 x 20in do new. One &8x16in° do with boiler, hoisting and pump gear; nearly new, complete. One 8 x 16in Engine, nearly new. Three 8 in Cornish Pumps. do Two 6in do do One 5 in do do Two 4 in do do One 6in Plunger. — 8, 6 and 4 inch Coltimn, Water Gates from 4 to 22 inch. Three Quartz Mills, 30 Stamps, all in good order. One Quartz Mill, 8 Stamps, suitable for prospecting. Two Flue Boilers, 36 in diameter x 20 feet. One do do 36in do xi12do Two Tubular Boilers, 36 in diam x 12 feet, with fire fronts, breetchins, smoke stacks and grate bars, . . Three Hoisting and Pumping Gear. “Begond hand Saw Mill Machinery, plete. =e Circular ' Cars, sgh : comd Cross Cut Saws. Mining Tools, etc., etc., a variety of cles too numerous to tion. ALL WILL BE SOLD LOW RATES. augl9 GEO. @ ALLAN. R. M. HUNT, M. D., A TIENDING PHYSICIAN. ae For Justice of the Peave, ~_—— . GARTHE respectfully announfom bmaolt to the voters of Nevada Township, as a candidate for the office . of IMPORTANT —— STORE . ! . TEMPERANCE DRINKS :—Lemon}. ~. get of them at the very loweet prices. N : NS =CHEAP CASH= We Sell Goods at Per Cent. Less than any of our Competitors, DRESS GOODS, = LMPORTED NOVELTIES, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC., MALLINERY FANCY GOODs, FINK CLOTHING" GENTS' FURNISHING GO@DS, Eta Remember that our priges are 05 125 VR 25 Be 125 38 i 25 per ct. lower than you can obtain elsewhere. ‘ Bear it in mind that the Important Govan Cash Shore = Removed next door to Zekind's. SUMMER GOODS. Greatly Reduced Rates ! \FINE DIAGONAL, WORSTED A Terrible Downfall GREAT CLEARING SNe FOR 20 eave % FORTHE NEXT 10 DAYS. “ Weare now effering to the pablic a full line of Consisting. of LIGHT WEIGHT CASSIMERE SUITS, All kinds of LINEN GOODS, STRAW HATS, &c. All of which we will! sell at We also ‘call your attention to, our. Fine Custom-made “AND BROADCLOTH SUITS. —— “0-0 =0:—: “MEN? S SUMMER COATS, 50 cents and upwards. — : —. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. AYMAN: BROTHERS, Corner of Broad and Pine streets EE £e. ‘BLUMEN TEAL’S, ¢ Corner Broad and Pine Streets. * TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SPRING AND. SUMMER STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. fs ies The stock must be cleared out at any price in order to make room for an immense lot c% Winter Goods, Recently purchased in the East and soon to arrive: 7 REMEMBER THAT THIS SALE IS POSITIVE.©2 Ovders from the country promptly filled. Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada City. A Private Letter Exposed to Public View! NevapaA City, July 26, 1879. F RIEND A Yours at hand aie contents . noted. In reply to your question as regards the price of Groceries, I can of a few articles as purchased from the Cheapest Grocery House in the city--that of Shurtleff & Co., but you will recollect these prices are NETL CASH—no eredit at these figures. You can buy Twelve pounds.of Brown Sugar for One Dollar. : Nine pounds of Granulated Sugar fot One Dollar. Ten Cans of Oysters for One ~Dollay. 2 Thirty pounds of Beans. for. One Dollar. Three-pound can Coffee 50 cents. Sixty-five cents for a box of Starch. Seven cans of Tomatoes for One Dollar. Five galion kep of Syrup for Three Dollars, Flour, Feed, Bran, Hams, and indeed Groceries of all kinds you can Yours &c., FFIC.—PINE STRERT, Rear of W. D. iO Vinton's Drug Store, Justice of the Peace at the ensuing election. : ~~ —_ — do no better than quote you prices . THE PIONEER FURNITURE STORE. THE , THE Largest Lowest sTock. ee , PRICES. 3 nwt ar a . JOHN STON J. Wishes to inform the people of Nevada ‘county that she will hereafter be assisted by Ee, Mr, Bavssctt, recently of Sacramento, Who is.a First-Class Upholsterer. 70% Constantly on hand, the finest assortment of . PARLOR SETS, BLASY CHAIRS, LOURGES, Upholslered, Spring, and Top Mattresses. Having my Upholstering done at home, Tam enabled to sell cheaper than such goods can be purchased elsewhere in the county. + EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BE SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH, NEVADA CITY. tar Remember the place—C ommercial street, near Pine, {aug meemmesidl — st SS NO MQRE SLOP-SHOP SACRAMENTO CLOTHING MANUFACTORY WILLIAM C. MERRILL, PROPRIETOR. 5 REMOVED TO Broad street, opposite Citizens Bank, . eats r ual ee YOUR CLOTHING SHOULD BE MADE TO ORDER. v 0 1. Slop-Shop work is sure to rip. . We use only Belden Bros best Silk which will yield, with the goods and not burst. 2. Slop-shop work fits almost any one except the man who buys it, “We will not allow aly i)-fitting. garment to go from our house, % business. We buy our © Voth work may be new; or it may be ag old as the fresh oon oe ane and when wa ‘cut a suit and put it on a man it is new and HE KAUWS wr 18 NEW. ae Mac, r by from the first. It makes 9 man look mean and feel’ : emis? eile loth Sean will become mean, A well dressed man wing yener a ry “. the x name then of Humanity at large we solicit the public patronage,

nd lonopely PUTIN MID S. — ny, > People, BITY, hug. 25th, e out to hear SAKER, en rass Walley to. tive Committee. /OLE'S LIST. CASH oprection 10 Ibs, $275 0 Ibs, 225 J Ibs, 1-75 0 Ibs, 1 123 00 Ibs, 137 OO lbs, 150 D lbs, 873 9 Ibs, 1.00 12 Ibs 1900 5 Ibs 100 $lb cans, 60 14 lbs 100 32 Ibs 100 8 bars 20 per box 50 14 for 25 perbox 175 box, re = ‘cansfor 1 ansfer 100 cans for ~1 00 cansfor 16Q_ cansfor 100 © cans for 00 cansfor 100 cams for 100 gallon, 35 gallon can on allon, ° = kegs, 300 ound. . ast, ‘6 per roll, 40 perlb, . 6 “ 7 per paper 90 er, 3 papers 29 papers, 5 , papers, 2 per box, 65 3 pounds 25 is, per bottle 10 per bottle 25 gallon kegs 2 00 cans, \ "THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Brief Mention. ‘Mrs. G. Brand, wife of the ‘stationer, arrived here last evening from San Jose. A pine tree eut at» Cleveland's . ganech the other day made six cords of four-foot firewood. Werkmeid are engaged in. replanking and otherwise improving Pine street west of Broad. The “Double Headed -Nightinggale” and the Midgets at the Theatre this afternoon and evening. — There willbe an anonymous sort of Democratic pow-wow on Broad street to-night, Prov idence per mitting. : are audat obligations te We , Selling lottery tickets to. Charles . Weapon. Arrested for Selling Lottery, Tickets. T. S. Pockman swore out a complaint before Judge Garthe ‘charging Wing Yick and Ning Ching with Gray, and yesterday morning Mar: shal Baldridge arrested the Celestials, . Their trial will take~ place at. 10 o’clock this morning : , TuHurspay, Aug. 21. John Rowe, nativity England, ‘and, Ernest Charronat, nativity France, declared their intentions; Z ThePeople vs. A. W. Smith. Indicted -for assault. with deadly Jury trial. &@ Branp & Basserr were yester. day unpacking a large invoice of New Books. : au22tf ao strect ‘Gedkituke tor copies of Matee. izals. : Que of the handsome twins born toW. J. Organ and wife Tuesday died night before last, and it is feared the other may not live. Preaching at the tent this evening by Elder J. D. Rice. Subject: The . Temptations and Sufferings of Christ. All are.earnestly solicited to attend. Sheriff Montgomery returned from San Fraricisco night before last with A. H. Lindstedt whois under arrest for obtaining monéy under’ false pretenses. : A wager was made in this city yesterday that-H:--Hypublican nominee for District Attorney, will get a majority of 2,000 votes over Burrows. : The rich development made in ‘a gravel claim near Nevada a few days since, and reported in the TRANSCRIPT _ at the time, continues ‘to look better and better with each day. Base ball certainly cannot be so popular in Grass Valley as it was before ths True Blues went to Marysville.~The Union, of ytsterday had only eleven:articles on that subject. The Perkins demonstrations atthis city and Grass Valléy will be the biggest ever held in the county. A free train of fifteen cats will run between the two towns. on each occasion. The Republicar ticket of Nevada county booms. The intelligent voters are beginning to-see through the filmy coat of alleged reform that the hybrids donned with’ so much bémbast. The Adventist’s tent on Boulder street is to be taken down Monday. “The missionaries cannot be gotten rid of so easily, but propose to stay dround a week or two .longer and hold meetings atprivate houses. Col. W. Carter, who has pretty thoroughly explored the Second Congressional District in company with Hon. H. F. thinks Nevada City the most,desirable place to live in that he has found’ since ‘coming to this coast from Louisiana. We contemplates coming here after election to reside. > Creo. Page, Thought it Wasa Highwayman.Tuesday night a Grass Valley gentleman had occasion to bring a large amount of money to this city when coming up in a carriage. Placing the coin at his feetand a revolver between his knees he kept a sharp lookout along the road for highway-, men, Seeing something in the road ahead that looked like the prostrate body of a man, hestarted todrive past cautiously, ready to shoot at the first indication of an attempt to stop him: . The horse became frightened, and in » by one of the wheels struck a bowler in the road. The concussion threw thedriver out, and he had to walk to town. “Lhe horse came along all right at a a reaching a pile of lumber on™2ine-street— the carriage was badly shattered. The turnout belonged at Wellington's stable in this esty. It is only neces_ gary to add that the object in the road that caused the catastrophe was hota man. ss Excursion to Storms’ Ranch. The latter part of next week # moonlight pic-nic will be given at Storms’ ranch. The round fare will be one dollar. ‘The grove is to beilluminated, and dancing and supper will be the entertainment furnished. The moon will be at its full at the time, and there is every probability that our citizens will turn out in force. Way is the girl of the period like a big gun? Answer—Becauseas shown 1 Seehale che ine quod den} on the g‘Gaytord;--Re=}5 fae rg your Grocer for. the Re Bluff New Process Flour. Try it. 2 WILLIAM Groreg, of Grass Valley, Republican nominee for sTaTE SENATOR, : . > + > a In Meeard to that Report. Nevapa Crry, Aug. 11, 1879. J. D. Wuire,; Esq., County Clerk : Dear Sir—The report having teen circulated that I have transferred monies belonging to Road District No. 5, to other Road Districts, will you please answer question, viz: Has the Road Fund of District No. 5-beeti-loaned;-used;-or in any way the followin g Fund ? An imniediate answer will oblige, Yours-Respec tfully, J. S. THomrson, Supervisor, District No. 5. OFFICE CoUuNTY CLERK, Nevapa Co. . Nevapa Crry, Aug.’12, 1879. J. S.-EHOMPSON, Esq., Dear Sir— Your note of yesterday, asking the County Clerk the following question, viz: ‘‘Has the Road Fund of District “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 received, As Mr. James’ D. White, County Clerk, is absent from town, I answer for him :. ‘That no transfer, or ldan, of the. Funds of said District has been made to any otherDistrict Road Fund. Yours Respectfully, ; Joun WEBBER, jl3 Deputy County Clerk. . . Lane's Purificd, Curled Wool Mat trésses. F. G. Guild is the only Dealer who sells our Lane’s Patent Wool Mattresses in Nevada City, and we can the best and cheapest Mattresses in use; PACcIFic SPRING AND MATTRESS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. San Francisco, July 24,-1879. —_>-—. w ILLIAM GEORGE, of Grass Valley, .Republican nominee for sTaTz SENATOR. . * a Only 50 Cents. Hight Button Lisle Thread Gloves, only 50 cents, at Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD's. al7-4t Something New i in Nevada! t= FRUIT = —AND—— CONFECTIONERY} DEPOT, \ AEN STREET, opposite Union Hetel, and adjoining Legg’s Hardware Store. B. SANGUINETTI Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada City that he has opened a Store at the aboveplace for the sale of Vegetables, Confee tionery, ete. ete. Having agencies at San Francisco, Saeramento and San Jose, I receive daily by BxFresh Fruits, ‘Kpress, the cheicest products of the gardens and_orchards below, in advance of any other storéin the mountains. CHOKE FRENCH CANDIES Are kept. co ntly on hand and sold at the lowest prices. Sos aa ICE During the Summer I in €resm constantly on hand, o

and warranted the best in "the market. Nevada City, June 28th. EDWARD MULLER, RACHER OF MUSKC, ~ALSO— Frenaea and German anguages Taught. ESIDENCE— Junction Broad and Cow R° mercial Streets, Nevada City. d21 AFRESH SUPPLY “Soe GANYMEDE! diverted to the use.o£ any other Road . ‘recommend them to the Public as}. JUST RECEIVED, oF THE SSSRHHERR CELEBRATED . “ REMOVED=® CIGARS. Made of the Best. HAVANA TOBACCO. oe NO OTHER, . re) _ “SOLD ONLY BY JOHN JACKE. . —— Next Door to Zehkind’s Cigar Stere, . FINEST STORE in THE COUNTY, The People who Patronize Mere the in n this . Goon Goons, onwaRd = PWARD. SPEGIAL BARGAINS. Now that we have A Ie SEERERES 1 § To the building on Broad street, Where we have the ‘Come and sée Whi at we prop ose to do.” wAge of Progress Demand _ REASONABLE PRICES, COURTEOtS TREATME wn: Thatis why they —aURORTES —— ~ANTOINETAM’S oVSTERS . as . diate & Ice Cream sais PINE STREET, Near Masonic Hall, Nevada €ity. HIS favorite place of resort hasbeen fitted upin a cozy and attractive manner, and the proprietor is prepared to furnish Eresh Oysters “On the Half Shell, Stewed, Fried—or—Pan: Roast. Ice Cream! Superior to any other place in the County. FRENCH & AMERICAN CANDIES. A fresh Stock just received. Nuts of all kinds. ade, Soda Water and Cronk Geer. 4a7 Thankful for past favors, I would. solicit a continugnce of the public patronage. Nev rane © City, » SUNS 28th. New ‘Dentistry Rooms. DR D. W. “BEVERTON, Formerly with Br. Harris of Grass Valley, and lately in Dr. Wilbert’s Office at San Francisco, ‘Has opened a First-class Dental Establishment in Nevada City, and, is now prepared to doall kinds of work in his line on short notice and at the lowest rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. @@7Eutrance to Office, in, Mrs. J. E. Johnston's Store, on Commercial Street. al2 GAMELLINE For Preserving ing and Beautifying the Complexica “and Teeth. NEW AND VAL APL E PREPARALA. tion, pronounced by all to ve the most perfect cosmetic in existence. Unlike other preparations it is not only harmless, but favors @ natural and healthy action of the skin, resulting in binge pg purity and clearness of complexion. The intrinsic merit and high ‘medical endorsoment of CAME LLINE have in a few months caused it to nearly supersede all articles for the complexion in San Francisco, PRICE 50 CENTS, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, H. P. WAKELEK & C®O., may15-3m SAN FRANCISCO, MACHINERY FOR SALE AT-FTHE——-NEVADA FOUNDRY. One 12 x 24 in Engine, new, heavy. One 12 x 24 in second hand, One 10 x 20in do new. One &8x16in° do with boiler, hoisting and pump gear; nearly new, complete. One 8 x 16in Engine, nearly new. Three 8 in Cornish Pumps. do Two 6in do do One 5 in do do Two 4 in do do One 6in Plunger. — 8, 6 and 4 inch Coltimn, Water Gates from 4 to 22 inch. Three Quartz Mills, 30 Stamps, all in good order. One Quartz Mill, 8 Stamps, suitable for prospecting. Two Flue Boilers, 36 in diameter x 20 feet. One do do 36in do xi12do Two Tubular Boilers, 36 in diam x 12 feet, with fire fronts, breetchins, smoke stacks and grate bars, . . Three Hoisting and Pumping Gear. “Begond hand Saw Mill Machinery, plete. =e Circular ' Cars, sgh : comd Cross Cut Saws. Mining Tools, etc., etc., a variety of cles too numerous to tion. ALL WILL BE SOLD LOW RATES. augl9 GEO. @ ALLAN. R. M. HUNT, M. D., A TIENDING PHYSICIAN. ae For Justice of the Peave, ~_—— . GARTHE respectfully announfom bmaolt to the voters of Nevada Township, as a candidate for the office . of IMPORTANT —— STORE . ! . TEMPERANCE DRINKS :—Lemon}. ~. get of them at the very loweet prices. N : NS =CHEAP CASH= We Sell Goods at Per Cent. Less than any of our Competitors, DRESS GOODS, = LMPORTED NOVELTIES, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC., MALLINERY FANCY GOODs, FINK CLOTHING" GENTS' FURNISHING GO@DS, Eta Remember that our priges are 05 125 VR 25 Be 125 38 i 25 per ct. lower than you can obtain elsewhere. ‘ Bear it in mind that the Important Govan Cash Shore = Removed next door to Zekind's. SUMMER GOODS. Greatly Reduced Rates ! \FINE DIAGONAL, WORSTED A Terrible Downfall GREAT CLEARING SNe FOR 20 eave % FORTHE NEXT 10 DAYS. “ Weare now effering to the pablic a full line of Consisting. of LIGHT WEIGHT CASSIMERE SUITS, All kinds of LINEN GOODS, STRAW HATS, &c. All of which we will! sell at We also ‘call your attention to, our. Fine Custom-made “AND BROADCLOTH SUITS. —— “0-0 =0:—: “MEN? S SUMMER COATS, 50 cents and upwards. — : —. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. AYMAN: BROTHERS, Corner of Broad and Pine streets EE £e. ‘BLUMEN TEAL’S, ¢ Corner Broad and Pine Streets. * TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SPRING AND. SUMMER STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. fs ies The stock must be cleared out at any price in order to make room for an immense lot c% Winter Goods, Recently purchased in the East and soon to arrive: 7 REMEMBER THAT THIS SALE IS POSITIVE.©2 Ovders from the country promptly filled. Samples sent on application. A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada City. A Private Letter Exposed to Public View! NevapaA City, July 26, 1879. F RIEND A Yours at hand aie contents . noted. In reply to your question as regards the price of Groceries, I can of a few articles as purchased from the Cheapest Grocery House in the city--that of Shurtleff & Co., but you will recollect these prices are NETL CASH—no eredit at these figures. You can buy Twelve pounds.of Brown Sugar for One Dollar. : Nine pounds of Granulated Sugar fot One Dollar. Ten Cans of Oysters for One ~Dollay. 2 Thirty pounds of Beans. for. One Dollar. Three-pound can Coffee 50 cents. Sixty-five cents for a box of Starch. Seven cans of Tomatoes for One Dollar. Five galion kep of Syrup for Three Dollars, Flour, Feed, Bran, Hams, and indeed Groceries of all kinds you can Yours &c., FFIC.—PINE STRERT, Rear of W. D. iO Vinton's Drug Store, Justice of the Peace at the ensuing election. : ~~ —_ — do no better than quote you prices . THE PIONEER FURNITURE STORE. THE , THE Largest Lowest sTock. ee , PRICES. 3 nwt ar a . JOHN STON J. Wishes to inform the people of Nevada ‘county that she will hereafter be assisted by Ee, Mr, Bavssctt, recently of Sacramento, Who is.a First-Class Upholsterer. 70% Constantly on hand, the finest assortment of . PARLOR SETS, BLASY CHAIRS, LOURGES, Upholslered, Spring, and Top Mattresses. Having my Upholstering done at home, Tam enabled to sell cheaper than such goods can be purchased elsewhere in the county. + EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BE SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH, NEVADA CITY. tar Remember the place—C ommercial street, near Pine, {aug meemmesidl — st SS NO MQRE SLOP-SHOP SACRAMENTO CLOTHING MANUFACTORY WILLIAM C. MERRILL, PROPRIETOR. 5 REMOVED TO Broad street, opposite Citizens Bank, . eats r ual ee YOUR CLOTHING SHOULD BE MADE TO ORDER. v 0 1. Slop-Shop work is sure to rip. . We use only Belden Bros best Silk which will yield, with the goods and not burst. 2. Slop-shop work fits almost any one except the man who buys it, “We will not allow aly i)-fitting. garment to go from our house, % business. We buy our © Voth work may be new; or it may be ag old as the fresh oon oe ane and when wa ‘cut a suit and put it on a man it is new and HE KAUWS wr 18 NEW. ae Mac, r by from the first. It makes 9 man look mean and feel’ : emis? eile loth Sean will become mean, A well dressed man wing yener a ry “. the x name then of Humanity at large we solicit the public patronage,