August 3, 1881 (4 pages)

EATR E. ZA ugust 3a, the Favorita An ’ ET SON, mpany, kespeare’s Sublime of ‘ é ET! RB, STETSON . Harry Colt Lannie [pyy in the Cast A mall bills. No-extra charge btained ag Vine Seats, 50 a ’s Sale, 8 Y given -Of the Superioe ada, made on ti @ 1 Matter of the ased, the under said “Es 3, Will 2 parcel all tha tate that said de. the time Of his ehas since Lequirtherwise, ot, in elnatter deserib: bidder for Cash, said Court, on ox f Aveust, 188}, & Searls. Attor. ¥, Nevada-vounce all bids or. o1.: ps ‘in. writing, lawful mouer of mation of sale, sale is described ed,in the County ia, and deseribed 1 leading in the en Horn Creek, inning thence to ,. all claim, legal ting ground own. ditch, or owned Creek —Gold Mine H. STEIIR, : of Henry Stehir, ist Ist, 1381, a3 ampment BLE. TRAINS . ie CO. ollowa t nd the follow week, at . 1.00 P.M. 2.10-R, mM. 4,20 Pp, M. 8.00 P.M. 9.22 A,-¥. rt’s atll.lo Pp. M. yr round trip ry or Nevada and return, y and Grass ets, 50 cents. HN F. KIDDER, Gen] Supt. : ~ Depot ! ‘roprietor. Stumpt's Hotel. he State, Lager — wtties from Gehjy3t TRATORS, LE. ENTRATORS, -rate condition, ction from cust, aperintendent, ond Springs, E jy7-im ON, €. E. al Surveyor. NCY. . od Gold Mining et, above Unien lord, lor at La. lr HOUSE. y. ies STORED. rudence, causing nature decay,et, known remedy, eans of self cure, his-fellow sufferES, 43 Chatham i janis 4 aud bruising it. Ty Sc. a eee 4 HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA. er . Brief Mention. John MeAvin offers his house and lot on’ Gould Flat-for sale or rent. “The Pioneer Reduction Company have commenced erecting additional buildings to their old. works, for working ores, __.: Read Shively’s new advertisement ~¢é be found in another column of this paper. Shively is a live merchant, and he sells goodsin his line very cheap. Read the price list. Mc, Nichols while engaged in erecting the frame for a building on West broad street, yesterday had-a timber fall on his’ foot, severely spraining He will be incapacitated from work’“for several days, Steps are being takah to organize a Court.of the Ancient Order of Forestecs in this city, and the charter will probably be opened to-day. J. Pp. MeGuinness, who is at the Union Hotel, will be pleased to give any deinformation the 6 sired concerning oi der. HS 6 Ge A Good Opening. On the 19th instant Chesnutwood’s Business College in this city will close permanently, For * several mouths past it has been increasing rapidly in popularity and attendanee, now being establisaed oa a ‘largely paying basis. Prof. Chesnutwood leaves here On account of the il! health ofa member of his family, and his departure will make a sp!endid business opening for some .other first-class teacher of. penmanship, book~keeping, mathematics, . ete, None but the best. of instructors who have had wide experieyce could hope tuo be successful, however. . @ JSustly ina ignant. M, B, B. Potter stalked. into the “TRANSURIPT yesterday morning with the airofa-man that meant business, und said he wanted .to proclaim through this paper that jhe could whip the blaukety blank b!ank who poisoned his dog Jerry on the peeceedingday. Jerry was an exceedingly knowing canine, the pride ofhis owner and the pet of the neighborhood, and whatever motive anyone. could have had for dosing him with bane is past all under, Standing, i + ~~ City 7 axes, The City Taxes became delinquent ou Monday evening aud five per cent. has now been edded ‘to -all “up paid taxes. Up to yesterday mo; ning . 439 persons had tailed to call at the . ‘. City Marshal’s office and settle up. Nearly all of. those unpaid are for sali amounts, the large ones having been paid in due time. The total amount of taxes is about $6,000, of which only $400 remains unpaid, Personal Mention: Hon.” Niles Searls and wife were registered at Tahoe Monday.) They returned home yesterday, Miss Fannie Doon of Grass Valley Went to San Franciseo: yesterday to. Spend the vacation, ‘ Madge Crawford entertained a score of her wee friends. by givinga lawn party Monday afternovu at the residence of her ‘parehts between Main and Winter streets, -_ > 0-2 Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterSay, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Estate of J. A, Cross, deceased. The hearing of the settlement ot the . final, account of the executor was postponed till Atigust 30th. Walrath vs Merrifield, Defendant given 15 days to file’amended answer, Qurek has just received one of the finest photographic lens ever brought ‘othis coast, It is made by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in Europe, and guarenteed to be the *qual of any lens on the coast, tf, a es Diamond Palace. The sales of Watches and Chains have been remarkably good at. the Diamond Palace sinée the prices: of that establishment have been reduced to one-third less than heretofore, and Mrs, L, W. Thatcher deems it advisable to continue selling at those low figures to insure large " Sales, jy30-tt They . ’ » will double their present capacity . ¥ : Board of Equalization. Injthe matter of the application of the Iron Clad Con. Mining Co.,. the assessment on real estate was reduced from $5,000 to $¢%,000, and on improvements thereon from $5,000 to me. ‘W. M. -Bristow, a butcher: at Cherokee, asked that his asseSsment be reduced 662 per cent $1,350 to $450. The applicatioa of J. F. De-Bour for’ reduction of assessment, heretofore taken under advisement, came up for action, and “his assessment was reduced frym $2,770 to $2,070. ».or from = >.>. Beautiful Home Made Jewelry. : C5 E Brand, has on hand a beauti= /ful stock of Home Made. Jewelry made of quartz from our own mines, Jewelry of all kind§ made to order, = je31—tt > To the Ladies. Hunter’s' Invisible Pure Quince Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by “Mrs, Lesrrr & Crawrorp, Main St., Nevada. An Excellent Corset for 45. cents, The Champion . Pannier ‘Hoop Skirts and Bustles at : Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD’S, j30-tf. Main St., Nevada, No More Dyspepsia or Indigestion! Dr. Henly’s celebrated: I X L Bit— ters are the best Bitters in.use, They never fail to giverelief. Read phySicians’ certificates on the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. tf QUIRK is doing the finest work ever done in this county, and has the best instruments to do it with. tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect fre_. quently results in an incurable lung Brown’s . , disease or Consumption. Bronchial -Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat ‘diseases, ~ For thirty years the Troches have been reconimended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few ‘staple remedies of theage Public speakers and singers use them to clear and strengthen the voice. Sold at 25cts a box GRAND PARLOR ICONCERT! BY THE GODAIR FAMILY, NEVADA THEAERE, Friday Evening, August 5th, : ASSISTED BY J. T SANKS, . MKS. 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 CHRECEHKEMATE, Admission 50 Cents. Children 25 Cents. Reserved-seats at Vinton’s drug store. jy29 GRAND OPENING ! . SATURDAY NIGHT! CONGRESS RESTAURANT, All Meals to order 50 cents, OYSTERS in every style. 4a BROILED CHICKEN, WILD GAME, MOUNTAIN TROUT, ete. Cold Lunch 25 cents, * Finest Winés, Liquors and Cigars, Open Day and Broad St., near the Plaza, “WM. LANE & CO., Proprietors, Nevada City, July 29th. Notice to Woodmen. 1EALED PROPOSALS will be received N en edad keaeok 12,1881, at 8P.M., by the Board of Education, for 45 cords.Oak woot and 3 cords of Pine, to be delivered at Washington School House, 4 feet bong, Also 5 cords of Uak-and 1 cord Pine, 4 feet long, to be delivered: at Grammar School House, Nevada City, before the 15th day of Cctober, 1881. The perl -reserves the right to reject any or afl bi : 4. C.RICH, Clerk of the Board of Educatien. Nevada, July 30th. v which he is selling at bedrock prices, . Lain MAA RRGRAA SH APA EY * Organ for sale cheap. Enquire. at the Capitol Furniture Store, junction of Main and Commercial streets, opposite Cde’s shoe store, Nevada City. & ju28-lw. Specialty at Quirk’s, tf RE, GROCERY STORE, J. J. JACKSON. . have just received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made at the Pioneer Mills of Sacramento, Agency for the : COFFEE POT, ‘9 TONITE POWDER. iy NOT FREEZE. . DOES-NOT. DETERIORATE IN HOT PLACES. 4 DOES NOT YIELD NOXIOUS FUMES. : IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS. BEEN USED IN GREAT . AND HUNDREDS OF TONS. CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACCID INT. For Sale by GEORGE E. TURNER, ‘MEVADA CITY. TONITE POWDER C0., 218 California St., San Francisco.” jyl7-3m National Exchange Hote —AND— STAGE HOUSE, 8. A. EDDY, Proprieter. —O — THE NATIONAL EX7] CHANGE HOTEL Is the (r= it) finest structure north of Liki Sacramento. Fire proof, modern in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has recently been renovated throughout. The Table fare will be unexceptionable and accommodation for families especially provided. Charges to suit the times. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fozest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Downieville, Free Buss to ‘. Lake Gity, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbec Mine, Moore’s Flat, Grantteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. + THE NATIONAL BAR BILLIARD ROOM. Constantly supplied with the very _best Liquors and Cigars. Luetje and Brand, WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS, BROADST. pp. Stumpf’s Hotel. “Two second-hand Pianoy and one: Basres’ and childrens’ pictures a BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, . A Deserving Applause From the Inhabitants of x 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. Nearly all two bit articles SHIVELY’S And: Surrounding Country. OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE > SY CONTINUES. Our. Offerings. Extremely Attractive. New Goods are Opening for Your Inspection; READ! READ! New Mounmie Clothers, only 12 cents : Japanese Parasols, 19 cents. oe White Handkerchiefs, 6} cents, Silk Clocked Balbriggan Hose, 16 2-3 cents. Perhaps we may be able to induce you to abandon the olden beaten—paths-ef Error, CREDIT and Disaster, and . hereafter travel the road whose sign board, with the letters CAS Point with unerring certainty-direct to Nine Cent Store, i NUR ERA SREB RENNES Sh HEC SOR ST OPO SIA REIT IE IEE Plath Aru bah ae . READ! ts. cents. 9 cents. GRAND Clearance Sale 30 DAYS ONLY! SUMMER CO00S In order to make room for my ex‘ongive FALL STOCK, . T wfil sell my Entire Stock of Summer TRY AND TANGY OU, CLOTHING, Gent's Furnishing Goods, ATCOoOsT FOR THE NEXT 0 Days . At the Mechanics Store. . &@ Now if you want Bargains call early. ‘Alsi a fine line of BOOTS AND SHOES, for Ladies and Gentlemen, which will also be sold Very Cheap. MECHANICS STORE, . Transcript Block, . Commercial St. Nevada City. t e@.% . L, NATHAN, Prop’r. Next to City Hall. -. Miss Mary A. Gray’s old stand. THE BAZAR! nh it SANDRINGHAM FRILLINGS from 6 to 25 cents per yard. Collaretters, ''hree for 25 cents. Satin Quilled Ribbons, all colors, 12 1-2 cents per yard; __Ruchings from.15 to.50_cents per.yard,Silk Haridkerchiefs from 25 cents to $1. Fans from 10 cents to 81. Vailings from 50 cents to $1, Silk and Cotton Mits, Silk and Satin Ribbons, all prices. Alsow large assortment of Card Board, Zephyrs, Perfumeries, Toilet articles, Spool Silk, Twist, Linings, Corsets, 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 below Thomas’ Hotel, Broad Street, NevadaCity. — We guarantee San Franciseo Prices. . PINKSTONE & GRAY, iy NEW FIRM. CUILD & SIGOURNEY I AVING OPENED A GROCERY STORE _ on Commercial Street, next door to Kent's Meat Market, Are prepared to supply the public with the very CHOICEST GROCERIES in the market at the . . Lowest Cash Prices. Summer Goods! Summer Styles! ~_————. HYMAN BROS. H*= just reeeived a full assortment of FINE CLOTHING forMen and Boys. FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES. Our Stockis Complete in Every Department. © Prices the Lowest — Call on us RWefors Purchasing. HYMAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New York;216 and 218 California St. Saa Francisco; Merchant St., Honoluis, Sandwich: Islands. ‘TELE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ———— VINO es Assets; $91,735,786.62. . Surplas, $11,000,049, at T URING THE PAST. YEAR this Coc: pany has paid for Death Claims a: Matured Endowment Policies Over Six Million Dollars. For Lapsed and Surrendéred Policies nea?! 7 Four Million Dollars.For . Dividends to Policy Holders, Over Three Million Dollars. Since its organization Over $162,700,000 Have been paid to Policy Holders and tie’: Heirs.Legitimate Life Insurance OnLy This Company confines itself strietly to the transaction of legitimate Life [nsuranc:, issuing only Life’and Endowment Polidies No Tontine or other Speculatiy> We keep a full stock of . Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, Flour and Feed, Hams. Bacon and Lard,Wood and Willowware, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnish, Kerosene, Lucine, Gasoline, Window Glass, Window Shades, Wall Paper, P.ctures and Picture Frames; Picture Nails, Picture Cord, Sewing Machines, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Scissors, Lamps and Lamp Stock, Tinware; « Musical Instruments, Bar Fixtures, Toilet Soap, Fancy Goods, ete." GUILD & SIGOURNEY. Nevada City, July 9th, 1981, , odes rie Crockery, Glassware, Platedware, . form of Policy Issued. Lower Premium Rates than those of any other First Class Company. Premivtms payable in CASH only, leaving nanote asa lien on the Policy, tobe dathucy ed when the Policy becomes « claim. Yor further information apply te LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Or to A. B. FORBES, General Agent for the Pacifie’ Coast, 2! Sausome Street, San Fruncheo. jy!Z

EATR E. ZA ugust 3a, the Favorita An ’ ET SON, mpany, kespeare’s Sublime of ‘ é ET! RB, STETSON . Harry Colt Lannie [pyy in the Cast A mall bills. No-extra charge btained ag Vine Seats, 50 a ’s Sale, 8 Y given -Of the Superioe ada, made on ti @ 1 Matter of the ased, the under said “Es 3, Will 2 parcel all tha tate that said de. the time Of his ehas since Lequirtherwise, ot, in elnatter deserib: bidder for Cash, said Court, on ox f Aveust, 188}, & Searls. Attor. ¥, Nevada-vounce all bids or. o1.: ps ‘in. writing, lawful mouer of mation of sale, sale is described ed,in the County ia, and deseribed 1 leading in the en Horn Creek, inning thence to ,. all claim, legal ting ground own. ditch, or owned Creek —Gold Mine H. STEIIR, : of Henry Stehir, ist Ist, 1381, a3 ampment BLE. TRAINS . ie CO. ollowa t nd the follow week, at . 1.00 P.M. 2.10-R, mM. 4,20 Pp, M. 8.00 P.M. 9.22 A,-¥. rt’s atll.lo Pp. M. yr round trip ry or Nevada and return, y and Grass ets, 50 cents. HN F. KIDDER, Gen] Supt. : ~ Depot ! ‘roprietor. Stumpt's Hotel. he State, Lager — wtties from Gehjy3t TRATORS, LE. ENTRATORS, -rate condition, ction from cust, aperintendent, ond Springs, E jy7-im ON, €. E. al Surveyor. NCY. . od Gold Mining et, above Unien lord, lor at La. lr HOUSE. y. ies STORED. rudence, causing nature decay,et, known remedy, eans of self cure, his-fellow sufferES, 43 Chatham i janis 4 aud bruising it. Ty Sc. a eee 4 HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA. er . Brief Mention. John MeAvin offers his house and lot on’ Gould Flat-for sale or rent. “The Pioneer Reduction Company have commenced erecting additional buildings to their old. works, for working ores, __.: Read Shively’s new advertisement ~¢é be found in another column of this paper. Shively is a live merchant, and he sells goodsin his line very cheap. Read the price list. Mc, Nichols while engaged in erecting the frame for a building on West broad street, yesterday had-a timber fall on his’ foot, severely spraining He will be incapacitated from work’“for several days, Steps are being takah to organize a Court.of the Ancient Order of Forestecs in this city, and the charter will probably be opened to-day. J. Pp. MeGuinness, who is at the Union Hotel, will be pleased to give any deinformation the 6 sired concerning oi der. HS 6 Ge A Good Opening. On the 19th instant Chesnutwood’s Business College in this city will close permanently, For * several mouths past it has been increasing rapidly in popularity and attendanee, now being establisaed oa a ‘largely paying basis. Prof. Chesnutwood leaves here On account of the il! health ofa member of his family, and his departure will make a sp!endid business opening for some .other first-class teacher of. penmanship, book~keeping, mathematics, . ete, None but the best. of instructors who have had wide experieyce could hope tuo be successful, however. . @ JSustly ina ignant. M, B, B. Potter stalked. into the “TRANSURIPT yesterday morning with the airofa-man that meant business, und said he wanted .to proclaim through this paper that jhe could whip the blaukety blank b!ank who poisoned his dog Jerry on the peeceedingday. Jerry was an exceedingly knowing canine, the pride ofhis owner and the pet of the neighborhood, and whatever motive anyone. could have had for dosing him with bane is past all under, Standing, i + ~~ City 7 axes, The City Taxes became delinquent ou Monday evening aud five per cent. has now been edded ‘to -all “up paid taxes. Up to yesterday mo; ning .. 439 persons had tailed to call at the . ‘. City Marshal’s office and settle up. Nearly all of. those unpaid are for sali amounts, the large ones having been paid in due time. The total amount of taxes is about $6,000, of which only $400 remains unpaid, Personal Mention: Hon.” Niles Searls and wife were registered at Tahoe Monday.) They returned home yesterday, Miss Fannie Doon of Grass Valley Went to San Franciseo: yesterday to. Spend the vacation, ‘ Madge Crawford entertained a score of her wee friends. by givinga lawn party Monday afternovu at the residence of her ‘parehts between Main and Winter streets, -_ > 0-2 Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterSay, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Estate of J. A, Cross, deceased. The hearing of the settlement ot the . final, account of the executor was postponed till Atigust 30th. Walrath vs Merrifield, Defendant given 15 days to file’amended answer, Qurek has just received one of the finest photographic lens ever brought ‘othis coast, It is made by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in Europe, and guarenteed to be the *qual of any lens on the coast, tf, a es Diamond Palace. The sales of Watches and Chains have been remarkably good at. the Diamond Palace sinée the prices: of that establishment have been reduced to one-third less than heretofore, and Mrs, L, W. Thatcher deems it advisable to continue selling at those low figures to insure large " Sales, jy30-tt They . ’ » will double their present capacity . ¥ : Board of Equalization. Injthe matter of the application of the Iron Clad Con. Mining Co.,. the assessment on real estate was reduced from $5,000 to $¢%,000, and on improvements thereon from $5,000 to me. ‘W. M. -Bristow, a butcher: at Cherokee, asked that his asseSsment be reduced 662 per cent $1,350 to $450. The applicatioa of J. F. De-Bour for’ reduction of assessment, heretofore taken under advisement, came up for action, and “his assessment was reduced frym $2,770 to $2,070. ».or from = >.>.. Beautiful Home Made Jewelry. : C5 E Brand, has on hand a beauti= /ful stock of Home Made. Jewelry made of quartz from our own mines, Jewelry of all kind§ made to order, = je31—tt > To the Ladies. Hunter’s' Invisible Pure Quince Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by “Mrs, Lesrrr & Crawrorp, Main St., Nevada. An Excellent Corset for 45. cents, The Champion . Pannier ‘Hoop Skirts and Bustles at : Mrs. Lester & CRAWFORD’S, j30-tf. Main St., Nevada, No More Dyspepsia or Indigestion! Dr. Henly’s celebrated: I X L Bit— ters are the best Bitters in.use, They never fail to giverelief. Read phySicians’ certificates on the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. tf QUIRK is doing the finest work ever done in this county, and has the best instruments to do it with. tf A Cough Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect fre_. quently results in an incurable lung Brown’s . , disease or Consumption. Bronchial -Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat ‘diseases, ~ For thirty years the Troches have been reconimended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few ‘staple remedies of theage Public speakers and singers use them to clear and strengthen the voice. Sold at 25cts a box GRAND PARLOR ICONCERT! BY THE GODAIR FAMILY, NEVADA THEAERE, Friday Evening, August 5th, : ASSISTED BY

J. T SANKS, . MKS. 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 CHRECEHKEMATE, Admission 50 Cents. Children 25 Cents. Reserved-seats at Vinton’s drug store. jy29 GRAND OPENING ! . SATURDAY NIGHT! CONGRESS RESTAURANT, All Meals to order 50 cents, OYSTERS in every style. 4a BROILED CHICKEN, WILD GAME, MOUNTAIN TROUT, ete. Cold Lunch 25 cents, * Finest Winés, Liquors and Cigars, Open Day and Broad St., near the Plaza, “WM. LANE & CO., Proprietors, Nevada City, July 29th. Notice to Woodmen. 1EALED PROPOSALS will be received N en edad keaeok 12,1881, at 8P.M., by the Board of Education, for 45 cords.Oak woot and 3 cords of Pine, to be delivered at Washington School House, 4 feet bong, Also 5 cords of Uak-and 1 cord Pine, 4 feet long, to be delivered: at Grammar School House, Nevada City, before the 15th day of Cctober, 1881. The perl -reserves the right to reject any or afl bi : 4. C.RICH, Clerk of the Board of Educatien. Nevada, July 30th. v which he is selling at bedrock prices, . Lain MAA RRGRAA SH APA EY * Organ for sale cheap. Enquire. at the Capitol Furniture Store, junction of Main and Commercial streets, opposite Cde’s shoe store, Nevada City. & ju28-lw. Specialty at Quirk’s, tf RE, GROCERY STORE, J. J. JACKSON. . have just received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made at the Pioneer Mills of Sacramento, Agency for the : COFFEE POT, ‘9 TONITE POWDER. iy NOT FREEZE. . DOES-NOT. DETERIORATE IN HOT PLACES. 4 DOES NOT YIELD NOXIOUS FUMES. : IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS. BEEN USED IN GREAT . AND HUNDREDS OF TONS. CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACCID INT. For Sale by GEORGE E. TURNER, ‘MEVADA CITY. TONITE POWDER C0., 218 California St., San Francisco.” jyl7-3m National Exchange Hote —AND— STAGE HOUSE, 8. A. EDDY, Proprieter. —O — THE NATIONAL EX7] CHANGE HOTEL Is the (r= it) finest structure north of Liki Sacramento. Fire proof, modern in all its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has recently been renovated throughout. The Table fare will be unexceptionable and accommodation for families especially provided. Charges to suit the times. and from the Depot. Stages leaves the House for North San Juan, Camptonville, Fozest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Downieville, Free Buss to ‘. Lake Gity, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbec Mine, Moore’s Flat, Grantteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. + THE NATIONAL BAR BILLIARD ROOM. Constantly supplied with the very _best Liquors and Cigars. Luetje and Brand, WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS, BROADST. pp. Stumpf’s Hotel. “Two second-hand Pianoy and one: Basres’ and childrens’ pictures a BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, . A Deserving Applause From the Inhabitants of x 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. Nearly all two bit articles SHIVELY’S And: Surrounding Country. OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE > SY CONTINUES. Our. Offerings. Extremely Attractive. New Goods are Opening for Your Inspection; READ! READ! New Mounmie Clothers, only 12 cents : Japanese Parasols, 19 cents. oe White Handkerchiefs, 6} cents, Silk Clocked Balbriggan Hose, 16 2-3 cents. Perhaps we may be able to induce you to abandon the olden beaten—paths-ef Error, CREDIT and Disaster, and . hereafter travel the road whose sign board, with the letters CAS Point with unerring certainty-direct to Nine Cent Store, i NUR ERA SREB RENNES Sh HEC SOR ST OPO SIA REIT IE IEE Plath Aru bah ae . READ! ts. cents. 9 cents. GRAND Clearance Sale 30 DAYS ONLY! SUMMER CO00S In order to make room for my ex‘ongive FALL STOCK, . T wfil sell my Entire Stock of Summer TRY AND TANGY OU, CLOTHING, Gent's Furnishing Goods, ATCOoOsT FOR THE NEXT 0 Days . At the Mechanics Store. . &@ Now if you want Bargains call early. ‘Alsi a fine line of BOOTS AND SHOES, for Ladies and Gentlemen, which will also be sold Very Cheap. MECHANICS STORE, . Transcript Block, . Commercial St. Nevada City. t e@.% . L, NATHAN, Prop’r. Next to City Hall. -. Miss Mary A. Gray’s old stand. THE BAZAR! nh it SANDRINGHAM FRILLINGS from 6 to 25 cents per yard. Collaretters, ''hree for 25 cents. Satin Quilled Ribbons, all colors, 12 1-2 cents per yard; __Ruchings from.15 to.50_cents per.yard,Silk Haridkerchiefs from 25 cents to $1. Fans from 10 cents to 81. Vailings from 50 cents to $1, Silk and Cotton Mits, Silk and Satin Ribbons, all prices.. Alsow large assortment of Card Board, Zephyrs, Perfumeries, Toilet articles, Spool Silk, Twist, Linings, Corsets, 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 below Thomas’ Hotel, Broad Street, NevadaCity. — We guarantee San Franciseo Prices. . PINKSTONE & GRAY, iy NEW FIRM. CUILD & SIGOURNEY I AVING OPENED A GROCERY STORE _ on Commercial Street, next door to Kent's Meat Market, Are prepared to supply the public with the very CHOICEST GROCERIES in the market at the . . Lowest Cash Prices. Summer Goods! Summer Styles! ~_————. HYMAN BROS. H*= just reeeived a full assortment of FINE CLOTHING forMen and Boys. FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES. Our Stockis Complete in Every Department. © Prices the Lowest — Call on us RWefors Purchasing. HYMAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New York;216 and 218 California St. Saa Francisco; Merchant St., Honoluis, Sandwich: Islands. ‘TELE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ———— VINO es Assets; $91,735,786.62. . Surplas, $11,000,049, at T URING THE PAST. YEAR this Coc: pany has paid for Death Claims a: Matured Endowment Policies Over Six Million Dollars. For Lapsed and Surrendéred Policies nea?! 7 Four Million Dollars.For . Dividends to Policy Holders, Over Three Million Dollars. Since its organization Over $162,700,000 Have been paid to Policy Holders and tie’: Heirs.Legitimate Life Insurance OnLy This Company confines itself strietly to the transaction of legitimate Life [nsuranc:, issuing only Life’and Endowment Polidies No Tontine or other Speculatiy> We keep a full stock of . Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, Flour and Feed, Hams. Bacon and Lard,Wood and Willowware, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnish, Kerosene, Lucine, Gasoline, Window Glass, Window Shades, Wall Paper, P.ctures and Picture Frames; Picture Nails, Picture Cord, Sewing Machines, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Scissors, Lamps and Lamp Stock, Tinware; « Musical Instruments, Bar Fixtures, Toilet Soap, Fancy Goods, ete." GUILD & SIGOURNEY. Nevada City, July 9th, 1981, , odes rie Crockery, Glassware, Platedware, . form of Policy Issued. Lower Premium Rates than those of any other First Class Company. Premivtms payable in CASH only, leaving nanote asa lien on the Policy, tobe dathucy ed when the Policy becomes « claim. Yor further information apply te LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Or to A. B. FORBES, General Agent for the Pacifie’ Coast, 2! Sausome Street, San Fruncheo. jy!Z