August 30, 1881 (4 pages)

ANER rs CITy, AIL, DEALER ARE NWARR. TTINGS, R, FUSE, = UKS, S, TOLS ASS, l'Y, Ete. ware, NING J rated Powder, EO SNITE TRON * kinds. of all sizes tice, ° their advan yefore buying RLORS, tulding. t. First class Charge. verly engaged rainento, and va sorial art.’ Fa LOTS Lets are afr particulars ~ ~ ee : CLARK Piety Hill, DS. ERCE eople of ; n a Store on , 1881, inery and sy above the welcome i rection of share of. the agis nl er -Co’s LOOF . Coats. at _ mped €rack Se spare or instep, or breakingealers. ting, Paekhing, Boots sER “C0. ~ Fe THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA. Ee BRIEY MENTION. es eaten Various Happenings in aud @ut of Town, Two dcer were seen the other day ‘on the north side of Cement Hill, near the city. Bev.-Mr. Brier has sold his farm in Grass Valley township to his soninlaw, De. Proctor Moulton, late of Yureka, Humboldt county. Richard Andrews, a rather genteel looking fellow, was brought from ‘43yass Va ley yesterday and loeked up in jail for forty days. He had pleaded guilty to vagraney. & young man who-smokes=eigar=. — ettes left his bugey.at the corner of Pineand Broad Streets yesterday and went down _ shreet,, Before ‘he returned some one discovered a fire in the vehiele and extinguished it, The rug in the buggy was neal scorched, The Tidings says that Mrs, M. Coinrtiving on Auburn street, Grass Valley, tet a lighted lamp fall the “other night. © It exploded as it struck the floor, burning the carpet and some bedding, The flames were extinguished in time to prevent a general conflagration, The competitive drill between the _ members of Company B (Light . Battery), First Artillery Regiment, for the handgome silver-pitcher offered by Captain W. A. H-;hton as a prize to the bést drilled man in his commard, and which was to have come offat Camp. Brown, “but_was. . minutes. postponed, took place at Sacramento Mriday aening, Corporal <P. ~J. + Oren _— = WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Hems Gleaned_ ———————_fitere and There. ae EL. Brown, the efficient secretary of tie Water Company, went to th: Bay last evening for a wee.’s recreation. Joseph Plunkett, son of ex-County Clerk Plunkett, is in the. City. Joe now resides at Tuscarora, Nevada, Alex. Stoddard, who used to-live-atGrasi Valley, last Thursday set. sail from Scotland to. return to’ this county, Mrs. Geo. Fletcher and Miss Kate Madigan, who have been below ona visit, returned to Grass Valley Friday evening. Saturday evening Fred. Guild was by a number of his friends made the recipieut of a pleasantsurprise party. . The evening passed off very pleasantly. John Parham, a former Nevada Cityan, but now in the employ. of Levis & Hagin as a mining expert, is in town, He leaves this morning for the Downieville region. Miss Ella Maddrill returned home from & visit to San Francisco on Thursday, aecompanied . by. Miss Mamie Lampe, of San Francisco, who will. visit here and at Nevada Vity.—Grass Valley Tidings. raduates of the High School in fu:l force at the rcthem Saturday evening by Miss Attie Smith, oue of their number, The yong ake and gentlemen enjoyed themselves . Inost thoroughly. ee) Not the Escapes. Two men giving the names of Coleman and Howard were arrested at Reno for petit larceny, and a suspicion arose that they were Coleman and Hall the car robbers who escaped from the jail in th’s civyon the fourth of July. Detective Burke went to Reno to see them, and he says they Are not the escapes. District Attorney Gaylord stated yesterday that they were wanted in.this county for auother burglary committed at Truckee, and he pfoposes to have them brought here for trial as soon as their term at Reng has expired. On Bread and Water. Wm. Smith from Grass Valley and Wm. Smothers from Truckee, prisoners in the County Jail, refused to . obey the jailor yesterday morning when told to saw some wood. They were landed in the tanks, and will be fel on bread arid. water till they are subdued, Smothers, by the way, is the party who undér the name of ‘Gvorge Robinson was arrested and kept locked up for awhile on suspic: An Eye Witnéss's Acé Actouitt of A COWARDLY MURDER. Tree Kee's Latest Sensation, Trugkee vontes te the front as the scene of Nevada “county's freshest horror, Saturday “evening a sport. ‘. named MeClellan was settling his bill at Moody's Hotel,.when he} found that his. liabilities -exceeded his asseta, He turned to Liane another gambler, and said, “Let me have $2 50.” 'The hell I will,” street. Other words slid between ata, Longstreet finally hitting MeClellan over the head with his revolver. McClellan eseaped. Sundsy McClelian tet Ker on the street and said to him, {— “Longstreet, are yon as well fixed as you was last night 7” The other ‘replied, “No.” “Are yOu a8 good a man-#s you was last night, or in other words are you heeled?” Longstreet again answered, ‘‘No.’ McClellan then said, “tio-and heel -yourself;” at the same time tarning 10 walk awav. As he did 80 Longstreet pulled his pistol and’trying, : “Take! that, you ‘son of a ——,” shot him through a vital part of the body. After receiving the fatal wound, ‘and just ashe was falling, he drew his pistol, and firing three times at Longstreet, shot, him in the upper pwt of the leg, prodacing a flesh wound, « McClellan died in about twenty ~ + “Superior Court. The following business was trans— acted in the Superior Court yeste:day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The People vs, Frank — Johnson. Given till Wednesdiy to plead. In the matter of the estate of Richard Wedlock, deceased, letters of adininistration were ordered issued to his widow on her filing a bond in the sum of $500. _YubaTunnel Co. vs. J. Ss. MeBride, et als, Hearing of argument on motion pestponed till Thursday. Cross vs. Zellerbach et al. Set for September 10th. Walrath et.als vs. Merrifield et als. Argument on demurrer set for Thursday. The People vs. Geo, Fox. Posies not guilty. Wills vs, Wills. Both ptaintil peer defendatt were denied divorce, G. S. Mead vs, Ironclad M. & M. Co. Motion to striké out certain portions of atiswer of Dunn and Nivens granted. Recess ti We Inesday. —_— ~~ a Ia Jail Again. The Marysville Appeal of Sunday publishes the following ia referenc? toa man who recently served out a teem in the jail at this city for obtainitig goods under false pretenses: Deputy Sheriff 'T. E. brought up from Wheat'and yesterday and lodged in the county jail a man named Alexander McCaw who is held to answer on a charge of burglary. It appeared on the examination before Justice Bray that clothes which were in Chase's bakery before 1t was burned down on the 24th instant had been found in the possession of the prisoner since that ogcirience. It is belived that the prisoner first committed burglary and then set fire to the building, but there was no evidence of arson against-him, and he is not charged with that offense. ‘The prisoner is a brother to John McCaw of Indian Springs, a vespecteliiny worthy man. To the Ladies. Hunter’s Invisible Pure Quince Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by Mrs, Lester & CRAWFORD, Main St., Nevada. An Excellent Corset for 45 cents. The Champion Pannier Hoop Skirts and Bustles atMrs. Lester & CraWrorD s, j30-tf. _ Main St., Nevada, wu. The best aia aap place to buy groceries and provisions is at W. posite Transcript Block. ag24-lw Mountain Ice. “fhe Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, busiropling. ine . healthful these warm days. { Johns Henry Bevan . . . Supt. Derbec Mine. H. Swuith’s, Comimercial street, op. and careful attentins Itisa generally conceded fact that 1 Wm. H. Smith is the Boss Grocer of Nevada City. First; because he ses the greate&t care in the purchase Of his tock, buying only the best, atid second, because he’ sells better ‘groceries for less money than ‘any other house -in the city. Hence the gause'of his large patronage. lw. . Rudolph Photo-Gallery. Owing ‘to the necessity of removal on account of elteration of the build‘ing, ‘pietures will be taken at very reduced rates until the 3lst of this month, Mrs. J. F. Rupoipns,-all Fraps and Artist. An oride watch and chain (hook broken off chain) was lost in this city Thursday. A liberal reward wiil be paid for its return to this of— fice. a28-3t. . &7Too much fresh meat is not . Buy a “C. B. -Dupee” ham at.Wm, H, Smith’s, and you will find -it quite a treat. ag2d-lw Pleasant Furnished Rooms to Rent. Enquire at this office. a23 moe Quirk is doing the finest work ever done in this county, and has the best instruments to do it with, tf i No More Dy spepsia or Indigestion! ' Dr. Henly’s: celebrated I X L Bitterg are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give relief. Read physicians” eertifieates—on—the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. t£. . _Quirk has just received-one-of the finest photographic lens ever brought to this coast, It is mage by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in “}Earope, and guaretiteed: to be the so any lens on the coast. ‘tf eagee yey stem aeninap Ad ¥ erttsed Letters. The foliowi ingisa alist of Tetters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City~Cal., for the week ehding Aug. 29 18381. Persong calling forany of these letters will please -say¥~‘advertised.” J.S, HoLproox P, M = Auston TH yJIK Cowger A K Deacon Cs Garge Manuel Gutarte Francisco Hosking Joseph T Heyland Francis J _ Kelly Peter .MeDonald James Magini Signer Okey Tom Powell Win P Sepoo Mrs Hattie Scott AL White Mrs Maggie A Williamson Robert White Miss Alice Held for Postage. Newcastle Fruit Growers Association. Mrs, Sophia D. Moore, New York, N. Y. Miss Emily Lewis, Helston, England: James How, New York, N. Y. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. _ Saturoay, Au: ust 2 27, 1881. Gus Johnson, San Francisco. Hugh Ross, Grass Valley. J. B. Patterson, Sacramento, J; Marsh, Pet Hill. A. A. Shields, Quaker Hill. Mrs. 0: D;Whitney, N, Bloom’d. Miss A. E. Polmere, do W. J. Robertson, Pottsville, Pa. W. Robertson,;~ — do . 8S, Coombs, Grass V alley, z Hall, Oakland, M. C. Dunn, Murchie Mill. W. J. Bigger, -‘Santa Cruz. O. T. Tobias, Anthony House. E. Dolliver, Willow Valley. J. We Stephens, Blue Tent mine. M. Murphy, Willow Valley. ~~ Mrs. T: R, King,-Grass Valley. _ Wm, Pearson, City, Sunpay, Aug, 23, —C-H,-Calthoun, Chicago. E. H. Brunsted, San Francisco, J. D. Meyers, San francisco, James Quirk, Grass Valley. J.R. Jeffrey, City. : 8. A. Bulfinch, San Francisco. Joseph Plunkett, Tuscarora. Erastus Bon», Clerk. A AEE, Weodchoppers Wanted. Moore MrsJ H. McAlpine Waiter Manson Dr John Nason A W C—2 Read Rev H W od Enquire of R. P. DeNOON, a20-I1m ~~ Card to the Public. ISAIAH WILLIAMS, REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L. T'boxe & CO., has removed to Gillet’s Pada ape wh : now owned. by J. C. feo where those tong Bs desire First Class Werk Dene In the “Tonsorial Art,” sg36-1m For Sale Cheap Eee G Cash. will receive polite . NEW GROCERY FIRM _ THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault's Bakery, NEVADA CITY, ee AVING pi*chaged the entire stock of “ALEX GAULT, are now prepared to supply the people "ot Nevada City with the Best of every thing in the Grocery aud Provision line at They keep a f Il and fresh supply of GROCERIES, ~ PROVISIONS, CASE Goons, FLOUR and FEED, ‘NEW GOODS! ~NEW PRICES! . emepger nes ~* Monday, August 224, Our Store will be closed all day to open a @ EUROPEAN NOVELTIES willbe opened in countless numbers. Millions of articles never before seen in Nevada City. : of OUR ROOM HAS BEEN ENLARGED. eee HAMS, BACON, LARD “en ———s Our Wine Cellar ~ Te stocked with choice uae delicious OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY.We have also on hand Finé Brands of Tobacco & Cigars Goods Delivered Free of-charge. us to be as represented, and by strict The Lowest Living Rates, Hope to receive a liberal share of the “public patronage. Thomas, Walrath & Hicks, No. 76 Broad Street. Nevada City, August 25th, 1881. GROCERY STORE. J. J. JACKSON. ¢ 1 have just received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made at the Pioneer Mills of Sacramento, ‘ ¢ Agency for the COFFEE POT. _ jonat being counected with the rob-. . 4. houses and families a saperior = tance wens menses, a Hades, Flat stage hewaat' quality of mountain ice, All orem ; ee and Wagon, 4 Bch = ee Se a a 2% a of Wii. Cummings. left at the ye House will be : prompt . . Seneies + Pusmecnsdé Olle. . _ a Specialty pat "e, —— —— G8, Tacmrsomy "Nevada, Aug. 9th—# wetnw ot ars i & . ee i e i —SVe-warrant every article soit by} attention to busjnesg and selling at} ‘sacrifices in the vain hope to outlive the. storm. We haved. added a WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT for . peddlers ‘and small dealers. Prices. guaranteed lower than Sau Francisco dealers can sell for. We shall place before the people some landslides that are positively beyond the whisper of competition, com-. parison or monopoly, Prices that will teach you in the silent logic of truth the difference between dealing with. live and with dead men; system; between the right and the wrong w: uy: Hence we throw out amongst the masses these specialties—theso this insane and criminal practice of wasting money for the paltry consideration of #dittle credit. Upon our counters will be thrown, day after day, ‘NEW ARRIVALS AT PANIC PRICES, From houses_that have collapged, others that will go down to-morrow, and still-others who throw out these . Erom such sources as these we buy our goods. Yours Very Trily, W. B. SHIVELY, Nine Cent Store, “LEGG & SHAW, Opposite Union ExXotel. We are Sole Agents~in Nevada City for the. BRIGHTON BANGE, Which is pronounced by all who use it tha CHAMPION RANGE in the market. If the Brighton Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and a get their money back. ‘We'alsokeep a large variety of other kings of Stoves, all of which \ we will sell CHEAPER than can be bonght elsewhere, ee THE BOSS COFFEE Por. LEGG & SHAW have purchased the exélusive right to manufacture tho now on hand, Paints, Olls, Doors;.Windows and Window Sase Crokery, Ohina and Glassware. ‘Hydraulic Pie of all sizes kept bh hand or made to order. Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connéction thade with the City Water Works.~ Gall at the Fioneer Hardware Store, Main Street.— LEGG & SHAW. between cash-and the credit ' matehless goods at matchless prices, hoping to check a7 & 29. Main Street,{N evada City, BOSS COFFEE POT in Nevale City, and they have all sizes”

ANER rs CITy, AIL, DEALER ARE NWARR. TTINGS, R, FUSE, = UKS, S, TOLS ASS, l'Y, Ete. ware, NING J rated Powder, EO SNITE TRON * kinds. of all sizes tice, ° their advan yefore buying RLORS, tulding. t. First class Charge. verly engaged rainento, and va sorial art.’ Fa LOTS Lets are afr particulars ~ ~ ee : CLARK Piety Hill, DS. ERCE eople of ; n a Store on , 1881, inery and sy above the welcome i rection of share of. the agis nl er -Co’s LOOF . Coats. at _ mped €rack Se spare or instep, or breakingealers. ting, Paekhing, Boots sER “C0. ~ Fe THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA.. Ee BRIEY MENTION. es eaten Various Happenings in aud @ut of Town, Two dcer were seen the other day ‘on the north side of Cement Hill, near the city. Bev.-Mr. Brier has sold his farm in Grass Valley township to his soninlaw, De. Proctor Moulton, late of Yureka, Humboldt county. Richard Andrews, a rather genteel looking fellow, was brought from ‘43yass Va ley yesterday and loeked up in jail for forty days. He had pleaded guilty to vagraney. & young man who-smokes=eigar=. — ettes left his bugey.at the corner of Pineand Broad Streets yesterday and went down _ shreet,, Before ‘he returned some one discovered a fire in the vehiele and extinguished it, The rug in the buggy was neal scorched, The Tidings says that Mrs, M. Coinrtiving on Auburn street, Grass Valley, tet a lighted lamp fall the “other night. © It exploded as it struck the floor, burning the carpet and some bedding, The flames were extinguished in time to prevent a general conflagration, The competitive drill between the _ members of Company B (Light . Battery), First Artillery Regiment, for the handgome silver-pitcher offered by Captain W. A. H-;hton as a prize to the bést drilled man in his commard, and which was to have come offat Camp. Brown, “but_was. . minutes. postponed, took place at Sacramento Mriday aening, Corporal <P. ~J. + Oren _— = WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Hems Gleaned_ ———————_fitere and There. ae EL. Brown, the efficient secretary of tie Water Company, went to th: Bay last evening for a wee.’s recreation. Joseph Plunkett, son of ex-County Clerk Plunkett, is in the. City. Joe now resides at Tuscarora, Nevada, Alex. Stoddard, who used to-live-atGrasi Valley, last Thursday set. sail from Scotland to. return to’ this county, Mrs. Geo. Fletcher and Miss Kate Madigan, who have been below ona visit, returned to Grass Valley Friday evening. Saturday evening Fred. Guild was by a number of his friends made the recipieut of a pleasantsurprise party. . The evening passed off very pleasantly. John Parham, a former Nevada Cityan, but now in the employ. of Levis & Hagin as a mining expert, is in town, He leaves this morning for the Downieville region. Miss Ella Maddrill returned home from & visit to San Francisco on Thursday, aecompanied . by. Miss Mamie Lampe, of San Francisco, who will. visit here and at Nevada Vity.—Grass Valley Tidings. raduates of the High School in fu:l force at the rcthem Saturday evening by Miss Attie Smith, oue of their number, The yong ake and gentlemen enjoyed themselves . Inost thoroughly. ee) Not the Escapes. Two men giving the names of Coleman and Howard were arrested at Reno for petit larceny, and a suspicion arose that they were Coleman and Hall the car robbers who escaped from the jail in th’s civyon the fourth of July. Detective Burke went to Reno to see them, and he says they Are not the escapes. District Attorney Gaylord stated yesterday that they were wanted in.this county for auother burglary committed at Truckee, and he pfoposes to have them brought here for trial as soon as their term at Reng has expired. On Bread and Water. Wm. Smith from Grass Valley and Wm. Smothers from Truckee, prisoners in the County Jail, refused to . obey the jailor yesterday morning when told to saw some wood. They were landed in the tanks, and will be fel on bread arid. water till they are subdued, Smothers, by the way, is the party who undér the name of ‘Gvorge Robinson was arrested and kept locked up for awhile on suspic: An Eye Witnéss's Acé Actouitt of A COWARDLY MURDER. Tree Kee's Latest Sensation, Trugkee vontes te the front as the scene of Nevada “county's freshest horror, Saturday “evening a sport. ‘. named MeClellan was settling his bill at Moody's Hotel,.when he} found that his. liabilities -exceeded his asseta, He turned to Liane another gambler, and said, “Let me have $2 50.” 'The hell I will,” street. Other words slid between ata, Longstreet finally hitting MeClellan over the head with his revolver. McClellan eseaped. Sundsy McClelian tet Ker on the street and said to him, {— “Longstreet, are yon as well fixed as you was last night 7” The other ‘replied, “No.” “Are yOu a8 good a man-#s you was last night, or in other words are you heeled?” Longstreet again answered, ‘‘No.’ McClellan then said, “tio-and heel -yourself;” at the same time tarning 10 walk awav. As he did 80 Longstreet pulled his pistol and’trying, : “Take! that, you ‘son of a ——,” shot him through a vital part of the body. After receiving the fatal wound, ‘and just ashe was falling, he drew his pistol, and firing three times at Longstreet, shot, him in the upper pwt of the leg, prodacing a flesh wound, « McClellan died in about twenty ~ + “Superior Court. The following business was trans— acted in the Superior Court yeste:day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The People vs, Frank — Johnson. Given till Wednesdiy to plead. In the matter of the estate of Richard Wedlock, deceased, letters of adininistration were ordered issued to his widow on her filing a bond in the sum of $500. _YubaTunnel Co. vs. J. Ss. MeBride, et als, Hearing of argument on motion pestponed till Thursday. Cross vs. Zellerbach et al. Set for September 10th. Walrath et.als vs. Merrifield et als. Argument on demurrer set for Thursday. The People vs. Geo, Fox. Posies not guilty. Wills vs, Wills. Both ptaintil peer defendatt were denied divorce, G. S. Mead vs, Ironclad M. & M. Co. Motion to striké out certain portions of atiswer of Dunn and Nivens granted. Recess ti We Inesday. —_— ~~ a Ia Jail Again. The Marysville Appeal of Sunday publishes the following ia referenc? toa man who recently served out a teem in the jail at this city for obtainitig goods under false pretenses: Deputy Sheriff 'T. E. brought up from Wheat'and yesterday and lodged in the county jail a man named Alexander McCaw who is held to answer on a charge of burglary. It appeared on the examination before Justice Bray that clothes which were in Chase's bakery before 1t was burned down on the 24th instant had been found in the

possession of the prisoner since that ogcirience. It is belived that the prisoner first committed burglary and then set fire to the building, but there was no evidence of arson against-him, and he is not charged with that offense. ‘The prisoner is a brother to John McCaw of Indian Springs, a vespecteliiny worthy man. To the Ladies. Hunter’s Invisible Pure Quince Bandoline Powder, the best preparation made, just received by Mrs, Lester & CRAWFORD, Main St., Nevada. An Excellent Corset for 45 cents. The Champion Pannier Hoop Skirts and Bustles atMrs. Lester & CraWrorD s, j30-tf. _ Main St., Nevada, wu. The best aia aap place to buy groceries and provisions is at W. posite Transcript Block. ag24-lw Mountain Ice. “fhe Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, busiropling. ine . healthful these warm days. { Johns Henry Bevan . . . Supt. Derbec Mine. H. Swuith’s, Comimercial street, op. and careful attentins Itisa generally conceded fact that 1 Wm. H. Smith is the Boss Grocer of Nevada City. First; because he ses the greate&t care in the purchase Of his tock, buying only the best, atid second, because he’ sells better ‘groceries for less money than ‘any other house -in the city. Hence the gause'of his large patronage. lw. . Rudolph Photo-Gallery. Owing ‘to the necessity of removal on account of elteration of the build‘ing, ‘pietures will be taken at very reduced rates until the 3lst of this month, Mrs. J. F. Rupoipns,-all Fraps and Artist. An oride watch and chain (hook broken off chain) was lost in this city Thursday. A liberal reward wiil be paid for its return to this of— fice. a28-3t. . &7Too much fresh meat is not . Buy a “C. B. -Dupee” ham at.Wm, H, Smith’s, and you will find -it quite a treat. ag2d-lw Pleasant Furnished Rooms to Rent. Enquire at this office. a23 moe Quirk is doing the finest work ever done in this county, and has the best instruments to do it with, tf i No More Dy spepsia or Indigestion! ' Dr. Henly’s: celebrated I X L Bitterg are the best Bitters in use. They never fail to give relief. Read physicians” eertifieates—on—the back of bottle. Sold everywhere. t£. . _Quirk has just received-one-of the finest photographic lens ever brought to this coast, It is mage by the best manufacturer of photo instruments in “}Earope, and guaretiteed: to be the so any lens on the coast. ‘tf eagee yey stem aeninap Ad ¥ erttsed Letters. The foliowi ingisa alist of Tetters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City~Cal., for the week ehding Aug. 29 18381. Persong calling forany of these letters will please -say¥~‘advertised.” J.S, HoLproox P, M = Auston TH yJIK Cowger A K Deacon Cs Garge Manuel Gutarte Francisco Hosking Joseph T Heyland Francis J _ Kelly Peter .MeDonald James Magini Signer Okey Tom Powell Win P Sepoo Mrs Hattie Scott AL White Mrs Maggie A Williamson Robert White Miss Alice Held for Postage. Newcastle Fruit Growers Association. Mrs, Sophia D. Moore, New York, N. Y. Miss Emily Lewis, Helston, England: James How, New York, N. Y. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘National Exchange Hotel. STANLEY A. EDDY, PROPRIETOR. _ Saturoay, Au: ust 2 27, 1881. Gus Johnson, San Francisco. Hugh Ross, Grass Valley. J. B. Patterson, Sacramento, J; Marsh, Pet Hill. A. A. Shields, Quaker Hill. Mrs. 0: D;Whitney, N, Bloom’d. Miss A. E. Polmere, do W. J. Robertson, Pottsville, Pa. W. Robertson,;~ — do . 8S, Coombs, Grass V alley, z Hall, Oakland, M. C. Dunn, Murchie Mill. W. J. Bigger, -‘Santa Cruz. O. T. Tobias, Anthony House. E. Dolliver, Willow Valley. J. We Stephens, Blue Tent mine. M. Murphy, Willow Valley. ~~ Mrs. T: R, King,-Grass Valley. _ Wm, Pearson, City, Sunpay, Aug, 23, —C-H,-Calthoun, Chicago. E. H. Brunsted, San Francisco, J. D. Meyers, San francisco, James Quirk, Grass Valley. J.R. Jeffrey, City. : 8. A. Bulfinch, San Francisco. Joseph Plunkett, Tuscarora. Erastus Bon», Clerk. A AEE, Weodchoppers Wanted. Moore MrsJ H. McAlpine Waiter Manson Dr John Nason A W C—2 Read Rev H W od Enquire of R. P. DeNOON, a20-I1m ~~ Card to the Public. ISAIAH WILLIAMS, REPUTED “PARTNER” OF L. T'boxe & CO., has removed to Gillet’s Pada ape wh : now owned. by J. C. feo where those tong Bs desire First Class Werk Dene In the “Tonsorial Art,” sg36-1m For Sale Cheap Eee G Cash. will receive polite . NEW GROCERY FIRM _ THOMAS, WALRATH & HICKS, Broad St, Adjoining Gault's Bakery, NEVADA CITY, ee AVING pi*chaged the entire stock of “ALEX GAULT, are now prepared to supply the people "ot Nevada City with the Best of every thing in the Grocery aud Provision line at They keep a f Il and fresh supply of GROCERIES, ~ PROVISIONS, CASE Goons, FLOUR and FEED, ‘NEW GOODS! ~NEW PRICES! . emepger nes ~* Monday, August 224, Our Store will be closed all day to open a @ EUROPEAN NOVELTIES willbe opened in countless numbers. Millions of articles never before seen in Nevada City. : of OUR ROOM HAS BEEN ENLARGED. eee HAMS, BACON, LARD “en ———s Our Wine Cellar ~ Te stocked with choice uae delicious OLD WINES, COGNAC, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY.We have also on hand Finé Brands of Tobacco & Cigars Goods Delivered Free of-charge. us to be as represented, and by strict The Lowest Living Rates, Hope to receive a liberal share of the “public patronage. Thomas, Walrath & Hicks, No. 76 Broad Street. Nevada City, August 25th, 1881. GROCERY STORE. J. J. JACKSON. ¢ 1 have just received a Large Lot of splendid Flour made at the Pioneer Mills of Sacramento, ‘ ¢ Agency for the COFFEE POT. _ jonat being counected with the rob-. . 4. houses and families a saperior = tance wens menses, a Hades, Flat stage hewaat' quality of mountain ice, All orem ; ee and Wagon, 4 Bch = ee Se a a 2% a of Wii. Cummings. left at the ye House will be : prompt . . Seneies + Pusmecnsdé Olle. . _ a Specialty pat "e, —— —— G8, Tacmrsomy "Nevada, Aug. 9th—# wetnw ot ars i & . ee i e i —SVe-warrant every article soit by} attention to busjnesg and selling at} ‘sacrifices in the vain hope to outlive the. storm. We haved. added a WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT for . peddlers ‘and small dealers. Prices. guaranteed lower than Sau Francisco dealers can sell for. We shall place before the people some landslides that are positively beyond the whisper of competition, com-. parison or monopoly, Prices that will teach you in the silent logic of truth the difference between dealing with. live and with dead men; system; between the right and the wrong w: uy: Hence we throw out amongst the masses these specialties—theso this insane and criminal practice of wasting money for the paltry consideration of #dittle credit. Upon our counters will be thrown, day after day, ‘NEW ARRIVALS AT PANIC PRICES, From houses_that have collapged, others that will go down to-morrow, and still-others who throw out these . Erom such sources as these we buy our goods. Yours Very Trily, W. B. SHIVELY, Nine Cent Store, “LEGG & SHAW, Opposite Union ExXotel. We are Sole Agents~in Nevada City for the. BRIGHTON BANGE, Which is pronounced by all who use it tha CHAMPION RANGE in the market. If the Brighton Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and a get their money back. ‘We'alsokeep a large variety of other kings of Stoves, all of which \ we will sell CHEAPER than can be bonght elsewhere, ee THE BOSS COFFEE Por. LEGG & SHAW have purchased the exélusive right to manufacture tho now on hand, Paints, Olls, Doors;.Windows and Window Sase Crokery, Ohina and Glassware. ‘Hydraulic Pie of all sizes kept bh hand or made to order. Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connéction thade with the City Water Works.~ Gall at the Fioneer Hardware Store, Main Street.— LEGG & SHAW. between cash-and the credit ' matehless goods at matchless prices, hoping to check a7 & 29. Main Street,{N evada City, BOSS COFFEE POT in Nevale City, and they have all sizes”