August 25, 1881 (4 pages)

tek beet RIVALS, ange Hotel, “Wat 23, 188). Mm Francisco, ty. me, cisco, _ francisco, Tass Vall lakiand, a Francisco, ‘ent, ington, imbia Hill; rancisco, Creek, ss Valley, OND, Clerk, 3 express Line. Moore's Flat ang as follows: Nevada Cit} at omfield, Moore'y Returning, leave nd North Bloom. FORD Agomt, — INT SS PARLORS, 8 Building. etor. First class — of Charge, ormeriy engaged Sacramento,and “ton torial art,” LOTS E, ty Lots are ofFor particulars V CLARK, Piety Hilt, Wanted. DeNOON,a20-lin. ERY DS, . ERCE people of y. en a Store on i, 1881, linery and 8, above the’ weleome all, pection of her share of the agis yer -Co’s LOOF . Coats. ions! . mped Crack ave the Pure t and instep, or breaking. \s. any others ealers. ting, Packsing, Boots ER: C0. Agents. an. Francisco. — [DER. RATE IN NOXIOUS INDED BY JSED IT. N GREAT E YEARS, OF TONS OUT ONE a RNER, RCh, Francisco a= _ else, daily, 5:30 a. ' charges, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA, Postal Time Table. . a: Nevapa Crrv, July 14, 1891, Until farther notice the mails will close as Qolows viz: Roate Rast and West, daily, 8:30 p.m. Colfax, daily, $330 Pom. , Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, and Smartsville, daily, 8:30 P.M. Liue Tent, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and tranitevilte, daily. at“6 4. M., except Sundays, 7 North San Juan and Camptynville, daily, ‘6a. M., except Snndays. } Dowuleville ‘and intermediate points, Tuesdays, Thursiays, and Saturdays, 64. u. Washington and .Jmega, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays, 6 4, M, i You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat, Mondays, Wedpesdays and Fridays, 6 a, w. Virect mail to Sacramento ard San FranM. J. S. Housroor, P. M. _ Brief Mention. Keep your property and lives’ insured. There ig no telling who will be the nexs victim. OnE The comét (new version) ¢an be plainly seen at 9 o’clock in the evening and 3 o’clock in: the morning. Most of the crosswalks about town need more-or-less repair, The one iw front of the Methodist Church is specially dilapidated, The ruling"rates in this -city for four foot wood heve remained about the same for several years, Pine js worth $4 and oak $5.50. . Pine nuts are #bundant this -year, That indicates a bard winter,’ “The erop of hazel nutstis larger téan usnal, That means'a mild winter. Take your choice. There will 2 no In the case of 3. M. Kitts vs. . Wm. Seaman it was*ordered yesterday that unless-a ‘fnal-—-decree—be ‘made within'three weeks,’ that the . * and no more of that class wi 1 be re_ Cowdery, ex-Speaker of the Assembly ‘receiver take charge of the .partner‘ship property, A large quantity of clothing belonging to various: citizens’ was destroyed by the burning of the laundry on the Plaza. One lady who resides on. Piety Hill lost about forty . dollars’ worth. The Pacific Coast mining sharps in New York can returu home very cheaply at present. The fare from that city to Chicago is but $5, and from the latter city to Frisco the walking is good. Miss Pierce's new millinery and fanzy goods store on Broad street, next door to the Engine House, is . ’ being visited this week by large numbers of ladies whe are delighted with the beautiful and fashionable stock displayed there. It is‘ecurrently reported here that Wells, Fargo & Co. have discharged from their detective sétviee Captaia Aull whose success in bringing ‘one of the Nigger Tent outlaws to justice places him very high in the estimation gf péople hereabouts. “The Little Hatchet Grinders” is Nevada-City’s latest social oraniza— tion. .Geo, C. Gaylord is the Presidint, App'ications for membership must be made to him. Judge. Stidger is the only honorary member, ceived into the association. ee Personal Mention. Mrs. N. Kennedy returned from below night before last. Will H. Townsend of Grass Valley has gone to Maryeville to work ia the Daily Express office. s Yesterday morning Mrs. Ira Eaton went to North Bloomfield, to pay a visit to Gen. Dobbie and family. C. W. Cross left yesterday afternoon for Downieville where he ha% &@ mining case to try in the Sierra county Superior Court. He went by private conveyance and will return Sunday if possible, U. E. Pratt, formerly of Sierra county, isthe Republican nominee for District Attorney on the Republian ticket for San Francisco. 8. F. and also an old citizen of Sierra, is the’ ‘nominee for City Attorney. Both gentlemen have many friends in this section, ie Hydraalic Clean-Up. The Sailor Flat Company sent in _ Yesterday a nice lot of bullion, the result of a partial clean-up. That mine is the best.one for its size on the Coast. The Boss Grocer. It is a generally conceded fact that Wm. H. Smith is the Boss Grocer of Nevada City. First, because he uses the greatest care in the purchase of his stce’s, buying only the best, {some children, Too much care can 1 treat, \ Ready for Business. ‘Aswill be observed by the advertisement published elsewhere, Mes-. srs, Thomas, Walrath & Hicks, who recently.parchased of Alex. Gault the grovery store on Broad. street, adjoining his bakery, have made Jarge additions to the stock and are prepared to furnish our citizens with everything im their line at the very lowest priees, These getitlemen are well and favorably known by virtue of an extended residenee in the commanity, and are certain 6 be largely patronized. Their goods are of the best te be found in ‘the wholesale marts, and will be disposed of at a . mere living margin. a ae Another Incipliént Conflagration. Late Tuesday aiternoon a pile of . brush in the rear of some outbuildings onthe Main street lot of L. Duiae, Sr.; was discovered tobe on fire. Some of the people living thereabouté ;xtinguished it just in time to prevent its spreading and doubtless resulting in a disastrous fire, as the dwelling houses in the row could scarcely have been saved had. the flames once got among them. brush was set ou ‘fire, probably by not be exercised by our’ citizens during this dry weather. yk North: Bloommcid. ‘A communication’ sent to thie Tiditigsfrom North Bloomtield says in substance: The ‘‘Silver Star Minstrels,” amateurs,are quite a success, Pridgeou's saw mill started up on Friday, of:last week, but it is not lung time, if the mines do not start up soon, : Thefarmers of the Bloomfield section-have done pretty well this year, the most of them getting two crops. ‘Testing the Hose. The new carbolized hose rebeived by the Fire Department was thoroughly tested on the Plaza night before last One end was attached to the hydrant and the other end closed, then a full head was turned on, It withstood the test satisfactorily. © 4saToo much fresh meat is not healthful these warm days. Buy a “C. B. Dupee” ham at Win. H. Smith’s, and you will find it quite a ag24-lwi ed Rudolph Photo-Gallery. Owing to the necessity of removal ‘on account of alteration of the building, tpictures will be taken at very reduced rates until the 3lst of this month, Mas. J. F. Rupo.rs, a2l Prop. and Artist, ta.The best and cheapest place to buy groceries and provisions is at W. posite Transcript Block, «ag2&lw Quirk has just received one of the finest photographic léns ever brought to this coast. “It is made by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in Enrope,-and guarenteed to be the equal of any lens on the coast, tf ; Pleasant Furnished Rooms to Rent. Enquire at this office. a23. ‘~~ QuIRK is doing the finest work ev‘Ter done in this county, and has the * best instruments td do it with, . tf + <= eS -oe Mountain Ice. The Nevada-Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice, All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to. m3-tf J. 8S. THompson, i No More Dyspepsia of Indigestion)! Dr. ‘Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give'relief._Read-phy~ sicians’ certificates: on the back of bottle, Sold everywhere. tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. . Neglect freuently resultsin an incurable lung p nae or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new er untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire -generation, the € cveries for less money than any “other house in’ the city. Hence the cause of his large patronage. lw. have attained well-merited ran comane the few sta remedies of. . theage Public speakers and sing‘ers use them to clear and strengthThey . : = ; expected to-continue work for avery . — Mothers! Mothers! ! Mothers! !! H. Smith’s, Commercial street, op. . Yo the Ladies. Huntet’s Invisible Pure Quince Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by Mrs. Lester & Crawrorp, Main St.,. Nevada, An Excellent Corset for 45: cents. The Champion — Pannier Hoop Skirts and Bustles at . Mrs. Lester.& Crawrorp's, j30-tf. . Main St., Nevada.’ WANTED, small spring chickens at the Congress restaurant. tf. Basres’ and childrens’ pictures a specialty at Quirk’s, tf ——p oe Chauge of Firm, — , . Aree ~ Other basingss demanding’ my entire attention, I have disposed of the grocery storé on Broad street, adrath -& Hicks, who will hereafter conduct the establishment. 1 ‘take Pleasuye in recommending these gentlemen as being upright in their dealings/and enterprising as well as energetic. $=“ Aggex. Gaur. Nevada City, Aug. 18, 1881, — tf , Vacant Places _ Inthe dental ranks will never occur ‘it you are particular with your teeth, and cleanse them every day with that famous tooth-wash, Sozodont, From youth to old age it. will keep the enamel spotless and uniinpaired. The teeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like whiteness, and the gums a roseateliue, while’ the breathe is purified and rendered sweet and fragrant. It is composed of rare antisepic herbs and is entire y free from the objectionable and injurious ingredients of tooth pastes, etc, 7 Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth: If so,go at once and -get a bottle It will relieve the poor littie’sufferer immediately, you may. depend upon it; there is no mistake about it: There is not a mother ‘on. earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it wil regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cas~ es, and-pleasant to-the taste, and is the presreriptionof one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. %5 cente a Lottle GARE RR A RE EEC GROCERY STORE. J. J. JACKSON. Agency for the COFFEE POT. en th: voice, Sold et 25 cte a box * 4 eli meme ttt ae ee joining my/bakery, to. Messrs, Wal-/ of Mrs. Winslow’s soothingwsyrap. . have just received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made-at the Pioneer Mills of Sacramento. NEW GOODs! Our ‘silent logic _ NEW PRICES! Monday, August 22d, NEW FALL GOODS. EUROPEAN NOVELTIES will be opened in countless numbers. Nevada City. _ OUR ROOM HAS BEEN ENLARGED. We have added a WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT for peddlers and small dealers. Prices guaranteed lower than Sau Francisco We shall place are positively beyond the whisper of: competition, comparison or monopoly. Prices that will teach you in the live and with dead men; between cash and the credit system; between the right and the wrong way. Hence we throw out amongst the masses these specialties—these matchless goods. at matchless pricés, hoping to. check this insane and criminal practice of wasting money for . the-paltry consideration ofa little credit. Upon our counters will be thrown, day after day, NEW ARRIVALS AT PANIC PRICES, From houses that have collapsed, others that will go down to-morrow, and _ still others who throw out these sacrifices in the vain hope to outlive the storm. From such sources as these we buy our goods. Store will be closed all day to apen Millions of articles never before -seen~ in dealers ean sell for, te \ before the people some landslides that of truth the difference between dealing with __Nine Cent Store, AT tensive FALL mer early. Also, a fine 30 DAYS ONLY ! OUMMER GOODS In order to make room for my exT will sell my Entire Stock of.SumDY AMD CLOTHING, Gent’s vatiidiing Goods, ATCOST FOR THE NEXT, &t the Mechanics Store: t@Now if you want Bargains call SHOES, for Ladies and Gentlemen, which Will also be sold Very Cheap. MECHANICS STORE, aneen BAZAR . Clearance Sale THE BAZAR 4 —FoR— Miss Mary A. Gray’s old ‘stand. ANDRINGHAM FRILLINGS from 6 to 25 cents per yard. : Collaretters,Three for 25 cents, Satin Quilled Ribbons, all colors,,12 1-2 cents per yard, Ruchings from 15 to 50 cents per yard. Silk Handkerchiefs from 25 cents to 81, Fans from 10 cents to $1, Vailings.from 50 cents to $1, ° ie Silk and Cotton Mita, Silk and Satin _Ribbons, all prices. Alsou large assortinent of Card Board, Zephyrs Perfumeries, Toilet articles, Spool Silk, Pwvist, Linings, Gorsets, Buttons, Candies, Picture Frames, and in fact the Largest Variety Store in Nevada City ! Also the finest brands of Cigars‘and Tobacco. : Don't forget the place--two doors belo Thomas’ Hotel, Broad Street, NevadaCity. We guarantee San Francisco Prices. PINKSTONE & GRAY. — COST ! STOCK, FANGY GOODS, CONGRESS RESTAURANT, Ja. All Meals to order 50 cents, OYSTERS in every style. GAME, MOUNTAIN TROUT, ete. Cold Lunch 25 cents, Broad St., near the Plaza; W.M. LANE & CO., Proprietors. “ > \ Days! Nevada City, July 29th. . Lower Premium Rates than Night. if ta BROILED CHICKEN, WILD Firiest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. : tat MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY: : oF NEW YORK. Bi Ws WRITON, sciccs PRESIDEN Assets, $91,735,786.62. Surples, $11 000,000, ~ JpcRine THE PAST YEAR _this_Company has paid for Death Claims and Maturéd Endowment Poliding «. -Over Six Million Dollars, For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies nearly ~~ Four Million Dollars, For Dividends to Pofiry Holders, Over Three Million Dollars, Since its organization “Over $162,700,000 Have been paid to Policy Holders amd theit Heirs, : Legitimate Life Insurance ONLY: This Company confines imate ‘strictly td the transaction of legitimate Life Insuranee, issuing only Life and Endowment Policiea No Tontine or other Speculative form of Policy: Issued. those of any other First Class Company. — Premiums payable in CASH only, leaving no note asa lien on the Policy, to be deduct ed when the Policy becomes a claim. . For further information apply to : LEOPOLD CARTHE, . ~~ Agent Nevada City, Or to_A. B. FORBES, General Agent for the Pacifie Coast, 21 Sansome Street, San Franciseo. jyl2 ‘Must Be Reduced! . Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced ! Being overstocked With the . FINEST STOCK OF CIGARS . Ever brought to Nevada City I am determined to the the same ai Wholesale or Retail during the next SO DAYS LESS THAN COST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no. biincombe, buta Plain Business Proposition, My assortment of TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY,’ j CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. Is amor he best in the market, and . ati. also selling them at LOWER, PRICES Than any ster dealerin Nevada City can offer. Y frend a few of my Prices: GEORGE C. GAYLORD, DEALER IN line of BOOTS AND Grain, Feed, Et., Groceries, Provisions, Case, Grods, sa Goods Sold at Bed Rock Prices. Agent forGiant Powder Company Cigars that cost #125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost #70 a thousand in San Francisco,. sel) ut & 1-3 cents apjeve, Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cent ‘apieve Very good Cigtrs for four and five cents each. ' : Luetje and Brand, WATCHMAKERS sa7cCall at my old Stand on Pine } Street and examine my Goods ued Transcript Block, . ; . Priests . . an . . } ney BROADST. pp. Stumpf's Hote! a 7 . _{, NATHAN, Prop’r. a , . pens ! . . = ao I ~ a ne =? : ae ee Be Se «or ae o — or a ee =

tek beet RIVALS, ange Hotel, “Wat 23, 188). Mm Francisco, ty. me, cisco, _ francisco, Tass Vall lakiand, a Francisco, ‘ent, ington, imbia Hill; rancisco, Creek, ss Valley, OND, Clerk, 3 express Line. Moore's Flat ang as follows: Nevada Cit} at omfield, Moore'y Returning, leave nd North Bloom. FORD Agomt, — INT SS PARLORS, 8 Building. etor. First class — of Charge, ormeriy engaged Sacramento,and “ton torial art,” LOTS E, ty Lots are ofFor particulars V CLARK, Piety Hilt, Wanted. DeNOON,a20-lin. ERY DS, . ERCE people of y. en a Store on i, 1881, linery and 8, above the’ weleome all, pection of her share of the agis yer -Co’s LOOF . Coats. ions! . mped Crack ave the Pure t and instep, or breaking. \s. any others ealers. ting, Packsing, Boots ER: C0. Agents. an. Francisco. — [DER. RATE IN NOXIOUS INDED BY JSED IT. N GREAT E YEARS, OF TONS OUT ONE a RNER, RCh, Francisco a= _ else, daily, 5:30 a. ' charges, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA, Postal Time Table. . a: Nevapa Crrv, July 14, 1891, Until farther notice the mails will close as Qolows viz: Roate Rast and West, daily, 8:30 p.m. Colfax, daily, $330 Pom. , Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, and Smartsville, daily, 8:30 P.M. Liue Tent, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and tranitevilte, daily. at“6 4. M., except Sundays, 7 North San Juan and Camptynville, daily, ‘6a. M., except Snndays. } Dowuleville ‘and intermediate points, Tuesdays, Thursiays, and Saturdays, 64. u. Washington and .Jmega, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays, 6 4, M, i You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat, Mondays, Wedpesdays and Fridays, 6 a, w. Virect mail to Sacramento ard San FranM. J. S. Housroor, P. M. _ Brief Mention. Keep your property and lives’ insured. There ig no telling who will be the nexs victim. OnE The comét (new version) ¢an be plainly seen at 9 o’clock in the evening and 3 o’clock in: the morning. Most of the crosswalks about town need more-or-less repair, The one iw front of the Methodist Church is specially dilapidated, The ruling"rates in this -city for four foot wood heve remained about the same for several years, Pine js worth $4 and oak $5.50. . Pine nuts are #bundant this -year, That indicates a bard winter,’ “The erop of hazel nutstis larger téan usnal, That means'a mild winter. Take your choice. There will 2 no In the case of 3. M. Kitts vs. . Wm. Seaman it was*ordered yesterday that unless-a ‘fnal-—-decree—be ‘made within'three weeks,’ that the . * and no more of that class wi 1 be re_ Cowdery, ex-Speaker of the Assembly ‘receiver take charge of the .partner‘ship property, A large quantity of clothing belonging to various: citizens’ was destroyed by the burning of the laundry on the Plaza. One lady who resides on. Piety Hill lost about forty . dollars’ worth. The Pacific Coast mining sharps in New York can returu home very cheaply at present. The fare from that city to Chicago is but $5, and from the latter city to Frisco the walking is good. Miss Pierce's new millinery and fanzy goods store on Broad street, next door to the Engine House, is . ’ being visited this week by large numbers of ladies whe are delighted with the beautiful and fashionable stock displayed there. It is‘ecurrently reported here that Wells, Fargo & Co. have discharged from their detective sétviee Captaia Aull whose success in bringing ‘one of the Nigger Tent outlaws to justice places him very high in the estimation gf péople hereabouts. “The Little Hatchet Grinders” is Nevada-City’s latest social oraniza— tion. .Geo, C. Gaylord is the Presidint, App'ications for membership must be made to him. Judge. Stidger is the only honorary member, ceived into the association. ee Personal Mention. Mrs. N. Kennedy returned from below night before last. Will H. Townsend of Grass Valley has gone to Maryeville to work ia the Daily Express office. s Yesterday morning Mrs. Ira Eaton went to North Bloomfield, to pay a visit to Gen. Dobbie and family. C. W. Cross left yesterday afternoon for Downieville where he ha% &@ mining case to try in the Sierra county Superior Court. He went by private conveyance and will return Sunday if possible, U. E. Pratt, formerly of Sierra county, isthe Republican nominee for District Attorney on the Republian ticket for San Francisco. 8. F. and also an old citizen of Sierra, is the’ ‘nominee for City Attorney. Both gentlemen have many friends in this section, ie Hydraalic Clean-Up. The Sailor Flat Company sent in _ Yesterday a nice lot of bullion, the result of a partial clean-up. That mine is the best.one for its size on the Coast. The Boss Grocer. It is a generally conceded fact that Wm. H. Smith is the Boss Grocer of Nevada City. First, because he uses the greatest care in the purchase of his stce’s, buying only the best, {some children, Too much care can 1 treat, \ Ready for Business. ‘Aswill be observed by the advertisement published elsewhere, Mes-. srs, Thomas, Walrath & Hicks, who recently.parchased of Alex. Gault the grovery store on Broad. street, adjoining his bakery, have made Jarge additions to the stock and are prepared to furnish our citizens with everything im their line at the very lowest priees, These getitlemen are well and favorably known by virtue of an extended residenee in the commanity, and are certain 6 be largely patronized. Their goods are of the best te be found in ‘the wholesale marts, and will be disposed of at a . mere living margin. a ae Another Incipliént Conflagration. Late Tuesday aiternoon a pile of . brush in the rear of some outbuildings onthe Main street lot of L. Duiae, Sr.; was discovered tobe on fire. Some of the people living thereabouté ;xtinguished it just in time to prevent its spreading and doubtless resulting in a disastrous fire, as the dwelling houses in the row could scarcely have been saved had. the flames once got among them. brush was set ou ‘fire, probably by not be exercised by our’ citizens during this dry weather. yk North: Bloommcid. ‘A communication’ sent to thie Tiditigsfrom North Bloomtield says in substance: The ‘‘Silver Star Minstrels,” amateurs,are quite a success, Pridgeou's saw mill started up on Friday, of:last week, but it is not lung time, if the mines do not start up soon, : Thefarmers of the Bloomfield section-have done pretty well this year, the most of them getting two crops. ‘Testing the Hose. The new carbolized hose rebeived by the Fire Department was thoroughly tested on the Plaza night before last One end was attached to the hydrant and the other end closed, then a full head was turned on, It withstood the test satisfactorily. © 4saToo much fresh meat is not healthful these warm days. Buy a “C. B. Dupee” ham at Win. H. Smith’s, and you will find it quite a ag24-lwi ed Rudolph Photo-Gallery. Owing to the necessity of removal ‘on account of alteration of the building, tpictures will be taken at very reduced rates until the 3lst of this month, Mas. J. F. Rupo.rs, a2l Prop. and Artist, ta.The best and cheapest place to buy groceries and provisions is at W. posite Transcript Block, «ag2&lw Quirk has just received one of the finest photographic léns ever brought to this coast. “It is made by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in Enrope,-and guarenteed to be the equal of any lens on the coast, tf ; Pleasant Furnished Rooms to Rent. Enquire at this office. a23. ‘~~ QuIRK is doing the finest work ev‘Ter done in this county, and has the * best instruments td do it with, . tf + <= eS -oe Mountain Ice. The Nevada-Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice, All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to. m3-tf J. 8S. THompson, i No More Dyspepsia of Indigestion)! Dr. ‘Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give'relief._Read-phy~

sicians’ certificates: on the back of bottle, Sold everywhere. tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. . Neglect freuently resultsin an incurable lung p nae or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new er untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire -generation, the € cveries for less money than any “other house in’ the city. Hence the cause of his large patronage. lw. have attained well-merited ran comane the few sta remedies of. . theage Public speakers and sing‘ers use them to clear and strengthThey . : = ; expected to-continue work for avery . — Mothers! Mothers! ! Mothers! !! H. Smith’s, Commercial street, op. . Yo the Ladies. Huntet’s Invisible Pure Quince Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by Mrs. Lester & Crawrorp, Main St.,. Nevada, An Excellent Corset for 45: cents. The Champion — Pannier Hoop Skirts and Bustles at . Mrs. Lester.& Crawrorp's, j30-tf. . Main St., Nevada.’ WANTED, small spring chickens at the Congress restaurant. tf. Basres’ and childrens’ pictures a specialty at Quirk’s, tf ——p oe Chauge of Firm, — , . Aree ~ Other basingss demanding’ my entire attention, I have disposed of the grocery storé on Broad street, adrath -& Hicks, who will hereafter conduct the establishment. 1 ‘take Pleasuye in recommending these gentlemen as being upright in their dealings/and enterprising as well as energetic. $=“ Aggex. Gaur. Nevada City, Aug. 18, 1881, — tf , Vacant Places _ Inthe dental ranks will never occur ‘it you are particular with your teeth, and cleanse them every day with that famous tooth-wash, Sozodont, From youth to old age it. will keep the enamel spotless and uniinpaired. The teeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like whiteness, and the gums a roseateliue, while’ the breathe is purified and rendered sweet and fragrant. It is composed of rare antisepic herbs and is entire y free from the objectionable and injurious ingredients of tooth pastes, etc, 7 Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth: If so,go at once and -get a bottle It will relieve the poor littie’sufferer immediately, you may. depend upon it; there is no mistake about it: There is not a mother ‘on. earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it wil regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cas~ es, and-pleasant to-the taste, and is the presreriptionof one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. %5 cente a Lottle GARE RR A RE EEC GROCERY STORE. J. J. JACKSON. Agency for the COFFEE POT. en th: voice, Sold et 25 cte a box * 4 eli meme ttt ae ee joining my/bakery, to. Messrs, Wal-/ of Mrs. Winslow’s soothingwsyrap. . have just received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made-at the Pioneer Mills of Sacramento. NEW GOODs! Our ‘silent logic _ NEW PRICES! Monday, August 22d, NEW FALL GOODS. EUROPEAN NOVELTIES will be opened in countless numbers. Nevada City. _ OUR ROOM HAS BEEN ENLARGED. We have added a WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT for peddlers and small dealers. Prices guaranteed lower than Sau Francisco We shall place are positively beyond the whisper of: competition, comparison or monopoly. Prices that will teach you in the live and with dead men; between cash and the credit system; between the right and the wrong way. Hence we throw out amongst the masses these specialties—these matchless goods. at matchless pricés, hoping to. check this insane and criminal practice of wasting money for . the-paltry consideration ofa little credit. Upon our counters will be thrown, day after day, NEW ARRIVALS AT PANIC PRICES, From houses that have collapsed, others that will go down to-morrow, and _ still others who throw out these sacrifices in the vain hope to outlive the storm. From such sources as these we buy our goods. Store will be closed all day to apen Millions of articles never before -seen~ in dealers ean sell for, te \ before the people some landslides that of truth the difference between dealing with __Nine Cent Store, AT tensive FALL mer early. Also, a fine 30 DAYS ONLY ! OUMMER GOODS In order to make room for my exT will sell my Entire Stock of.SumDY AMD CLOTHING, Gent’s vatiidiing Goods, ATCOST FOR THE NEXT, &t the Mechanics Store: t@Now if you want Bargains call SHOES, for Ladies and Gentlemen, which Will also be sold Very Cheap. MECHANICS STORE, aneen BAZAR . Clearance Sale THE BAZAR 4 —FoR— Miss Mary A. Gray’s old ‘stand. ANDRINGHAM FRILLINGS from 6 to 25 cents per yard. : Collaretters,Three for 25 cents, Satin Quilled Ribbons, all colors,,12 1-2 cents per yard, Ruchings from 15 to 50 cents per yard. Silk Handkerchiefs from 25 cents to 81, Fans from 10 cents to $1, Vailings.from 50 cents to $1, ° ie Silk and Cotton Mita, Silk and Satin _Ribbons, all prices. Alsou large assortinent of Card Board, Zephyrs Perfumeries, Toilet articles, Spool Silk, Pwvist, Linings, Gorsets, Buttons, Candies, Picture Frames, and in fact the Largest Variety Store in Nevada City ! Also the finest brands of Cigars‘and Tobacco. : Don't forget the place--two doors belo Thomas’ Hotel, Broad Street, NevadaCity. We guarantee San Francisco Prices. PINKSTONE & GRAY. — COST ! STOCK, FANGY GOODS, CONGRESS RESTAURANT, Ja. All Meals to order 50 cents, OYSTERS in every style. GAME, MOUNTAIN TROUT, ete. Cold Lunch 25 cents, Broad St., near the Plaza; W.M. LANE & CO., Proprietors. “ > \ Days! Nevada City, July 29th. . Lower Premium Rates than Night. if ta BROILED CHICKEN, WILD Firiest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. : tat MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY: : oF NEW YORK. Bi Ws WRITON, sciccs PRESIDEN Assets, $91,735,786.62. Surples, $11 000,000, ~ JpcRine THE PAST YEAR _this_Company has paid for Death Claims and Maturéd Endowment Poliding «. -Over Six Million Dollars, For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies nearly ~~ Four Million Dollars, For Dividends to Pofiry Holders, Over Three Million Dollars, Since its organization “Over $162,700,000 Have been paid to Policy Holders amd theit Heirs, : Legitimate Life Insurance ONLY: This Company confines imate ‘strictly td the transaction of legitimate Life Insuranee, issuing only Life and Endowment Policiea No Tontine or other Speculative form of Policy: Issued. those of any other First Class Company. — Premiums payable in CASH only, leaving no note asa lien on the Policy, to be deduct ed when the Policy becomes a claim. . For further information apply to : LEOPOLD CARTHE, . ~~ Agent Nevada City, Or to_A. B. FORBES, General Agent for the Pacifie Coast, 21 Sansome Street, San Franciseo. jyl2 ‘Must Be Reduced! . Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced ! Being overstocked With the . FINEST STOCK OF CIGARS . Ever brought to Nevada City I am determined to the the same ai Wholesale or Retail during the next SO DAYS LESS THAN COST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no. biincombe, buta Plain Business Proposition, My assortment of TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY,’ j CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. Is amor he best in the market, and . ati. also selling them at LOWER, PRICES Than any ster dealerin Nevada City can offer. Y frend a few of my Prices: GEORGE C. GAYLORD, DEALER IN line of BOOTS AND Grain, Feed, Et., Groceries, Provisions, Case, Grods, sa Goods Sold at Bed Rock Prices. Agent forGiant Powder Company Cigars that cost #125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost #70 a thousand in San Francisco,. sel) ut & 1-3 cents apjeve, Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cent ‘apieve Very good Cigtrs for four and five cents each. ' : Luetje and Brand, WATCHMAKERS sa7cCall at my old Stand on Pine } Street and examine my Goods ued Transcript Block, . ; . Priests . . an . . } ney BROADST. pp. Stumpf's Hote! a 7 . _{, NATHAN, Prop’r. a , . pens ! . . = ao I ~ a ne =? : ae ee Be Se «or ae o — or a ee =