August 9, 1873 (4 pages)

le of Yevads ve purchased € le Streets, THERS 1 URE i to dispose ces ! Stock ING 0 THIS OR JUNTY. the people rgains TIME. . T YOu me our Goods — _. Minutes of previous meeting read ~ March 7th, 1872, in favor of 8. L. . payment, for the stim of $6, age.as Supervisor, August term, $33. ~Co., for damages -in-injury to-stage_30 cords of dry oak wood,and 3 cords . Opened and contruct awarded on . delivered and corded in the inelosure of the Court House yard, Nevada City, prior to Oct. Ist, 1873; it beive fire occurred at Clipper Gap, by . the sheds of the Railroad Company -O'elock, passed, it.was so hot that h i\ id The Daily Transcript 7 NEVADA CITY, €AL. ‘LOCALAFFAIRS, Board of Supervisers--Aug. Term. Thursday, August 7th, 4873. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, full Board. Pregident J. W. Robb presiding. and approved. ’ The following bills were examined, tive amoutits’ GENERAL FUND. In liew-of warrant No. 284, drawn on the various funds: for the respee=+} Blackwell and lost by him, the same having never been presented to the County Treasurer for registration or J.T. Morgan for Military “Roll, 1873, 3,446 names at 5 cents per name, $172 30. M: 8, Deal, District’ Attorney fees in County and Justices Courts, $85. Joseph Perrin, Sheriff's fees, quarter ending August 4th, $865 27. G:-A. McUallum, abstract of filings and entries of Nevada county. lands in:U. S. land office, $347 90. J. W. Robb, per diem and mileage as Supervisor, August term; $44. M. L. Marsh, per diem and mileage as Superviser, August term, $32. _ A. B. Brady, per diem and mileSPECIAL FUND. §.J. Aschheim & Bro., merchandise for county jail, $3. Joseph Perrin, Special Sheriff's fees, quarter ending ‘August 4th, $43. T. C. Plunkett. postage stamps for county officrs, $25. ~~ noo: ; The bill of Wm, Cunningham, for damages for personal injury sustained by the falling of a bridge on March 10th, 1873, for the sum of $1,000, rejected as not a legal claim against the county. The bill of the Eureka Express eéach, harness and four horses, by falling of a bridge on March 10th, 1873, for the sum of $1,000, rejected as not being a legal claim against the county, : . The Clerk was.instructed to make the following additioti to the Election Proclamation about to be published: ‘‘The Superviso?s—electwill classify themselves after their elec: tion, as to'the lengt of their term, in accordance with tHe provisions of the Code.’’ By order of the Board, the Clerk. presented an annual-statement of the financial condition—of-the county, which was on motion approved. The Clerk was instructed to advertise for sealed proposals to furnish of dry spruce wood; said wood to be four feet in length; proposals to be Monday, August 25th; wood to be ing understood that the above contract isto be let on a cash basis. The Board reserve the right to reject any and all bids. On motion‘ the Board adjourned for the term, — : T. C. Prunxert, Clerk. On Thursday. afternvon a destructwhich about 890 cords of wood and were destroyed, and the track was so badly injured that the cars could not pass over it. “The fire occurred in the afternoon and is generally believed te be the work of ‘an incendiary. The fire was raging so furiously that when-the freight train which gets to Colfdx bet ween:three and four the sides of the cars were charred. When the passenger ttiain arrived the fire’ raged so fiercely that the train could not get near, and they ran back te Auburn to wait until the Toad was reconstructed.and the fire subdued. ‘The train was delayed ‘everal hours, and ‘the stage,with Passengers and mail did not reach this-city-untit about five o’clock Yesterday morning. The damage Sustained by the fire was very great. 4 enecuiacais daitdlons ed to Mz. Inlow, at Dry creek, Yuba ©ouaty, in July. While eating an apple the skin lodged in her throat, Taz hurdy house at Pioche, Rev , at . . Notico, ~ . All parties’ iudebted to us on ac: count are hereby notified to settle up within 10 days, otherwise collection will be enforced, 8. J. Ascuuem & Bro. Nevada, August 8, 1873. assuage oe Professional and Amateur Musi : cians, acte : Should examine ‘the Combination Solo Stops, found@-only in Geo. Woods’ & Co’s. Organs. The Aeoline.’ A most or breathing stop. The Vox Humana, delieate,soft solo, not-a fan or tremolo. : “The Pianos A beantifullytoned __A_ baritone . piano, whieh -will never require taning. See advertisement in anothér column. — eee S U._S._A. Bitters. The U. 8. A. Indian Bitters is a standard article, and can be had at all the saloons and at the drug stores. It is an invaluable article for nervousness, dyspepsia, indigestion and constipation. ‘Try it for. any one of these complaints, and you will soon declare it, as thousands of others have, a. grand success. It is sold ‘wholesale by all San Francisco jobbers, 4 The Best Burnt arid Ground Coffee. ' Families new using Marden & Myrick’s burnt and ground coffee, pronounee it the best in the world. It can be had at all the grocery stores in the State. Take no other, but try Marden & Myrick’s Coffee. * ts @ 0 ec: IF you have a cough or cold, you are. carrying with you the seeds of consumption, It should be cured at’ once. ‘Thousands: have already saved themselves with Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, which has cured the disease in every stage. Medical Poisons on the Wane. The patriarchs took no mercury, ne bismuth, no iodine, no bromide of potassium, no strychoria, no quinine, Happy old gentlemen! they didnot even kiiow of the existence of these*‘specifics,” and yet they gotten them. Their medicines were herbs and roots. They have left this fact on rec-« ord, and the world seems to be now taking note of it and returning to the first’princi. -bles of medication, — Hostetter’s Stomach etable restorative of the day, is also the most popular. Thousands of Persons who all the poisons which figtire in the pharmacopia, now pronounce this palatable tonic and alterative an all sufficient remedy for dyspepsia, nervous debility, cénstipation; bilious complaints, headache, intermittent fevers, and all the ordinary disturbances of the stomach, the liver, the discharging ~organs and the brain. The time is not far distant when mostof the venomous drugs now so recklessly administered by practitioners of the “‘heroic” school,in cases that migkt easily be controlled by milder treatment, will be utterly discarded by all philosophical physicians, As it is, the think. ing public, who are generally ahead of the professionals, have already put the danger. ous preperations aside and adopted Hostetter’s Bitters in their stead, as @ safe and ex. cellent household medi.ine, adapted to almost every ailment except the organic and deadly contagious diseases. For more than twenty years this famous restorative and preventive has been annually strengthening its hold upon the public confidence and it now takes. the lead of every advertised New Firm. “New Store. New Goods. HINDS & NICHOLSON, OULD respectfuily inf th ; pleof Nevada city and pe Pond 9 ing places that they have opened a “Grocery and Provision Store, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Nearly opposite the ‘‘Transcript Block,” im the Store formerly oecupied by A. Lademan. Our stock is entirely new 4nd consists of everything in the GROCERY, PROVISION, i in of aera ree can slwys rely upon getting the best at Seen y = : we hope to merit » Flere Share of the seep’ fromotson, . Nevada. Aug, 8th, 1873, COUNTY WARRANTS. tered prior to March 6th, 1872; also, 10th, 1805, will be gad on presentation, 16th, 1873, on Einbons ceaien freee Me alte. ; Cor. Nevada, Aug. 1, 1873. — s ey an-beating too , Bey es lived until it seemed as if Death had for. } Bitters, the purest and most efficacious veg-. only a few years ago believed implicitly in . . medicine manufactured in thie country,.__. styles, forms a LL Warrants on General Fund regis. i» O. oe. Wholesale & Retail, . bee oe a G OODS shipped to all parts of. the A county, by express or freight lines. -ALL PATENT MEDICINES . = eS Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of HaLF-DOZEN or more, eee PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES se gc prepared—at allhours, day or night, ° mee Made fresh to order. aa A Large Invoice of = ‘SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES, KNEE CAPs, *ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances just im. ported directly. from Kastern. Manufactories. : = \ CORES, of all varieties and sizes, by the tens of thousands. —— PAINTS, OILS, . VARNISHES, . BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, _ : —aT— Nevada Drug Store, _ EB. M. PRESTON, Proprietor, Nevada, August 2d. 1873, PRESTOWN’S. — ~ puar uravons, 2 te . Preston’s Lemon Sugar, . . DRUGGISTS., KEEP ~~ ‘ PATENT MEDICINES, » FANCY ‘ARTICLES,Drug Store A ND everything found in a first ‘claa® . ” Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Cld Stand. ; PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY: -COM: POUNDED. SODA! KISSINGEN, —AND— ‘Congress ‘Water, ON DRAUGHT — ~AT— BELL & BROWNS Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. " NEVADA crry. A FAST SELLING BOOK FOR CANVASSERS. eee 4 THE NEW HOUSEKEEPER’S MANUAL,CATHERINE E, BEECHER and HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, : MBRACING a complete Housebnld 24 Encyclopedia of everything a houiekeeper wants toknow, and a new Condensed Cooking Book, containing 600 choice recipes, This elegant volume ef 600 pages, pabeilished with illustrations of all poseimatters connected with the m and maintenance of a delightful home, printed And bound in handsome and substantial Volume of Rare Attractions, Just the one for Canvassers to take into suburban towns, the villages and rural communities of eurland. It isa book invaluable to country readers, » Terms Very Liberal. ; Send for descriptive circular, terms, etc., to aS + J.B. FORD & nf Seog camera Pine and Kearney Sts., ncisco, aS wi j is California, New Spring Goods, MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial. 8t., adjoining Masonic Hedl, > NEVADA CITY. prepared to supply the ludies of Jo mopar omar dts pring and Summer Goods, Novelties, ete., which she has just received, such as Dress Géods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towsls, Hosiery, Hat and Bennet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. » latest style Brackets, Pictur Tne Cteds will be sold cheap fer cash, and a share of public patronage is solieited.* ‘ eo ‘MES. M.A. STERLING. Nevads, April 30th, 1873, AUCTION sS. oa e HE AUCTION SALE of household _ Monday, August 4th . The stock eonsiste of Chairs, Tables, , Tin and Wooden Ware, Pictures, Bale commences at 10 o'clock, a. m., at SW DAVIDSON, Auetioncer, Nevada, July Sist, 1878. tees SALB,. B. H, Miller, THE POPULAR ONE PRICE CLOTHIER ae ae NEVADA COUNTY, a —AT_ HIs— Palace of Pashion ODD FELLOY’=’ BUILDING, SS Nevada City A Full Assortment of the — —_ SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS; . me -—BUSINASS sonra es Crete ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Boys’ and Children’s a 4 ‘CLOTHING. HEAVY . W. H. Crawford's wed a. 2 AND . _ SHELF SN HARDWARE, (ot % Hh —AND-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At the old stam acl, PPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL AND QO) ixpaess orrices SOTEE ? NEVADA. Iron and Steel, t_Nails and Shevels, WHEELBARROWS. ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves ed HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing ~ Doors and Windows, --@LASS AND PUTTY. © _ White Lead. . eee Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). _ SOLE AGENT FOR THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use, — Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. . AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, ‘Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in use: _ Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM I The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. : AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer’s Prices and Freight. WOODEN _ AND . CROCKERY AND : GLASSWARE. Lamps and Chimneys, wa. Call and examine prices before pan chasing elsewhere, for you can save money No trouble to show goods and give pri_ krGas and Water Pipe of all kinds always on hand and connections made with the City WaNevads, March 25tb, 1873, Ke a 1% > ! THE GREAT PRIZE. STABIONERY PACK sek: = % come FNONTAINS 10 Sheets Writing’ Paper, 1” © Envelopes, 1 Penholder, 1 Lead Pen: cil, 2 Pens, 1 Blank Book, 4 Blotter, Photographe of 100 Beautiful Women and a piece: of Ladies’ or Gents’ Jewelry. Sample pack. ages sent by mail, postpuid, on receipt of . price, 35 cents, 2 packages for 60 cents, or ° 4 for $1.00. Send for a package; it will be the most goods you ever bought for the money. The prize is often worth more than the price paid for the entire package, and the other articles would bring at retail not less -than-75~cents:~Don’t pass this, try onepackage andyou will never buv~tionery any-other way; ---—.; “Address, : \b-@,BURROW, Suge aa Baltimore, negra Tey Age: wanted ¢verywhere to se pucbhges: Protons: Books, kv. Catalogues sent free. Ls abe NEW GROCERY STORE. J. 8. HOLBROOK, : OULD respectfully inform the. people of. Nevada Qity and surrounding towns that he has opened a New Gro=—_ cery Store;. » aaa At the Junction of Main and Com. mescial Streets, And. is prepared. to furnish, Groceries, Provisions, Can and’ Case Goods, oods will be sold at the lowest cash rices. Call and see my Goods and Prices, tisfaction guaranteed in eveny case, . Goods delivered free of chauge. J, &. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts, Nevada, May 3d, 1873. a oe Pountain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters,. &a. ANTOINE TAM, ON PINE: STREET, is prepared to furnish the people of this city with. the very best qualities of s Fountain Soda, Iee Cream, Oysters, Candies, &e. My Fountain Soda equal to any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, an ~averybody knows my Oysters are the best.te be had in the world, s ‘Give me a call ana I will tre. ‘. you well, Nevada, June 10th. Independent Candidate. A J. DOOLITTLE, of Liberty Hill, Lit{Ke tle York Township, at the ne at. of many friends, hereby Sumounces tis G self as an Independent Candidate for the Assembly. 27 : T endorse sl] the ‘steps taken in advance by either party platforms, and will add sev-. eral more, to obtain the rights of the people against the monster monopolies controlling thie State, and will enlighten tle public. on the live issues of the day from this forward. A. J. DOOLITTLE. Republican County Central Committee. MEETING of the nepublican County Ceztral Committee will be held at LIBRARY HALL, Saturday Afternoon, Aug. 9th, At 2 o'clock. PB . pater — Commaittes is re. The are also requested to meet with the Committers. By order V. G@. BELL, Chairman. Nevada, Aug. 6th. Notice to Creditors. N THE matter of the Estate of ‘Patrick Gilchrist, deceased: Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of oly a gl et Lovie “isan iters of, persons T 8 against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four months after the publication of this notice to the the ut admipistrator, at his office, at the Court House, Nevada ity, "SJovade: Rud tx. 20h. 6 » AUR. ° 5 OHN M. BUSH, Aministrator. '. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPEF; J. JACOBS SAME RAMAN SALAAM A LATS y inform the citi« CIGARS, TOBACG®, = = M&S. DEAL, Attorney and Counselor at Law DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND. NOTAHX ae PUBLIC. Attorneys & Ceanselors at Law, (James K. Byune, Rotary Public.) 4 And in fact everything that is usugily _ -} kept in a first-class-store of this kind, wee ANTOINE TAM. oe ® oe

le of Yevads ve purchased € le Streets, THERS 1 URE i to dispose ces ! Stock ING 0 THIS OR JUNTY. the people rgains TIME. . T YOu me our Goods — _. Minutes of previous meeting read ~ March 7th, 1872, in favor of 8. L. . payment, for the stim of $6, age.as Supervisor, August term, $33. ~Co., for damages -in-injury to-stage_30 cords of dry oak wood,and 3 cords . Opened and contruct awarded on . delivered and corded in the inelosure of the Court House yard, Nevada City, prior to Oct. Ist, 1873; it beive fire occurred at Clipper Gap, by . the sheds of the Railroad Company -O'elock, passed, it.was so hot that h i\ id The Daily Transcript 7 NEVADA CITY, €AL. ‘LOCALAFFAIRS, Board of Supervisers--Aug. Term. Thursday, August 7th, 4873. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, full Board. Pregident J. W. Robb presiding. and approved. ’ The following bills were examined, tive amoutits’ GENERAL FUND. In liew-of warrant No. 284, drawn on the various funds: for the respee=+} Blackwell and lost by him, the same having never been presented to the County Treasurer for registration or J.T. Morgan for Military “Roll, 1873, 3,446 names at 5 cents per name, $172 30. M: 8, Deal, District’ Attorney fees in County and Justices Courts, $85. Joseph Perrin, Sheriff's fees, quarter ending August 4th, $865 27. G:-A. McUallum, abstract of filings and entries of Nevada county. lands in:U. S. land office, $347 90. J. W. Robb, per diem and mileage as Supervisor, August term; $44. M. L. Marsh, per diem and mileage as Superviser, August term, $32. _ A. B. Brady, per diem and mileSPECIAL FUND. §.J. Aschheim & Bro., merchandise for county jail, $3. Joseph Perrin, Special Sheriff's fees, quarter ending ‘August 4th, $43. T. C. Plunkett. postage stamps for county officrs, $25. ~~ noo: ; The bill of Wm, Cunningham, for damages for personal injury sustained by the falling of a bridge on March 10th, 1873, for the sum of $1,000, rejected as not a legal claim against the county. The bill of the Eureka Express eéach, harness and four horses, by falling of a bridge on March 10th, 1873, for the sum of $1,000, rejected as not being a legal claim against the county, : . The Clerk was.instructed to make the following additioti to the Election Proclamation about to be published: ‘‘The Superviso?s—electwill classify themselves after their elec: tion, as to'the lengt of their term, in accordance with tHe provisions of the Code.’’ By order of the Board, the Clerk. presented an annual-statement of the financial condition—of-the county, which was on motion approved. The Clerk was instructed to advertise for sealed proposals to furnish of dry spruce wood; said wood to be four feet in length; proposals to be Monday, August 25th; wood to be ing understood that the above contract isto be let on a cash basis. The Board reserve the right to reject any and all bids. On motion‘ the Board adjourned for the term, — : T. C. Prunxert, Clerk. On Thursday. afternvon a destructwhich about 890 cords of wood and were destroyed, and the track was so badly injured that the cars could not pass over it. “The fire occurred in the afternoon and is generally believed te be the work of ‘an incendiary. The fire was raging so furiously that when-the freight train which gets to Colfdx bet ween:three and four the sides of the cars were charred. When the passenger ttiain arrived the fire’ raged so fiercely that the train could not get near, and they ran back te Auburn to wait until the Toad was reconstructed.and the fire subdued. ‘The train was delayed ‘everal hours, and ‘the stage,with Passengers and mail did not reach this-city-untit about five o’clock Yesterday morning. The damage Sustained by the fire was very great. 4 enecuiacais daitdlons ed to Mz. Inlow, at Dry creek, Yuba ©ouaty, in July. While eating an apple the skin lodged in her throat, Taz hurdy house at Pioche, Rev , at . . Notico, ~ . All parties’ iudebted to us on ac: count are hereby notified to settle up within 10 days, otherwise collection will be enforced, 8. J. Ascuuem & Bro. Nevada, August 8, 1873. assuage oe Professional and Amateur Musi : cians, acte : Should examine ‘the Combination Solo Stops, found@-only in Geo. Woods’ & Co’s. Organs. The Aeoline.’ A most or breathing stop. The Vox Humana, delieate,soft solo, not-a fan or tremolo. : “The Pianos A beantifullytoned __A_ baritone . piano, whieh -will never require taning.. See advertisement in anothér column. — eee S U._S._A. Bitters. The U. 8. A. Indian Bitters is a standard article, and can be had at all the saloons and at the drug stores. It is an invaluable article for nervousness, dyspepsia, indigestion and constipation. ‘Try it for. any one of these complaints, and you will soon declare it, as thousands of others have, a. grand success. It is sold ‘wholesale by all San Francisco jobbers, 4 The Best Burnt arid Ground Coffee. ' Families new using Marden & Myrick’s burnt and ground coffee, pronounee it the best in the world. It can be had at all the grocery stores in the State. Take no other, but try Marden & Myrick’s Coffee. * ts @ 0 ec: IF you have a cough or cold, you are. carrying with you the seeds of consumption, It should be cured at’ once. ‘Thousands: have already saved themselves with Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, which has cured the disease in every stage. Medical Poisons on the Wane. The patriarchs took no mercury, ne bismuth, no iodine, no bromide of potassium, no strychoria, no quinine, Happy old gentlemen! they didnot even kiiow of the existence of these*‘specifics,” and yet they gotten them. Their medicines were herbs and roots. They have left this fact on rec-« ord, and the world seems to be now taking note of it and returning to the first’princi. -bles of medication, — Hostetter’s Stomach etable restorative of the day, is also the most popular. Thousands of Persons who all the poisons which figtire in the pharmacopia, now pronounce this palatable tonic and alterative an all sufficient remedy for dyspepsia, nervous debility, cénstipation; bilious complaints, headache, intermittent fevers, and all the ordinary disturbances of the stomach, the liver, the discharging ~organs and the brain. The time is not far distant when mostof the venomous drugs now so recklessly administered by practitioners of the “‘heroic” school,in cases that migkt easily be controlled by milder treatment, will be utterly discarded by all philosophical physicians, As it is, the think. ing public, who are generally ahead of the professionals, have already put the danger. ous preperations aside and adopted Hostetter’s Bitters in their stead, as @ safe and ex. cellent household medi.ine, adapted to almost every ailment except the organic and deadly contagious diseases. For more than twenty years this famous restorative and preventive has been annually strengthening its hold upon the public confidence and it now takes. the lead of every advertised New Firm. “New Store. New Goods. HINDS & NICHOLSON, OULD respectfuily inf th ; pleof Nevada city and pe Pond 9 ing places that they have opened a “Grocery and Provision Store, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Nearly opposite the ‘‘Transcript Block,” im the Store formerly oecupied by A. Lademan. Our stock is entirely new 4nd consists of everything in the GROCERY, PROVISION, i in of aera ree can slwys rely upon getting the best at Seen y = : we hope to merit » Flere Share of the seep’ fromotson, . Nevada. Aug, 8th, 1873, COUNTY WARRANTS. tered prior to March 6th, 1872; also, 10th, 1805, will be gad on presentation, 16th, 1873, on Einbons ceaien freee Me alte. ; Cor. Nevada, Aug. 1, 1873. — s ey an-beating too , Bey es lived until it seemed as if Death had for. } Bitters, the purest and most efficacious veg-. only a few years ago believed implicitly in . . medicine manufactured in thie country,.__. styles, forms a LL Warrants on General Fund regis. i» O. oe. Wholesale & Retail, . bee oe a G OODS shipped to all parts of. the A county, by express or freight lines. -ALL PATENT MEDICINES . = eS Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in packages of HaLF-DOZEN or more, eee PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES se gc prepared—at allhours, day or night, ° mee Made fresh to order. aa A Large Invoice of = ‘SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES, KNEE CAPs, *ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances just im. ported directly. from Kastern. Manufactories. : = \ CORES, of all varieties and sizes, by the tens of thousands. —— PAINTS, OILS, . VARNISHES, . BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, _ : —aT—

Nevada Drug Store, _ EB. M. PRESTON, Proprietor, Nevada, August 2d. 1873, PRESTOWN’S. — ~ puar uravons, 2 te . Preston’s Lemon Sugar, . . DRUGGISTS., KEEP ~~ ‘ PATENT MEDICINES, » FANCY ‘ARTICLES,Drug Store A ND everything found in a first ‘claa® . ” Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets (Bussenius’ Cld Stand. ; PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY: -COM: POUNDED. SODA! KISSINGEN, —AND— ‘Congress ‘Water, ON DRAUGHT — ~AT— BELL & BROWNS Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. " NEVADA crry. A FAST SELLING BOOK FOR CANVASSERS. eee 4 THE NEW HOUSEKEEPER’S MANUAL,CATHERINE E, BEECHER and HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, : MBRACING a complete Housebnld 24 Encyclopedia of everything a houiekeeper wants toknow, and a new Condensed Cooking Book, containing 600 choice recipes, This elegant volume ef 600 pages, pabeilished with illustrations of all poseimatters connected with the m and maintenance of a delightful home, printed And bound in handsome and substantial Volume of Rare Attractions, Just the one for Canvassers to take into suburban towns, the villages and rural communities of eurland. It isa book invaluable to country readers, » Terms Very Liberal. ; Send for descriptive circular, terms, etc., to aS + J.B. FORD & nf Seog camera Pine and Kearney Sts., ncisco, aS wi j is California, New Spring Goods, MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial. 8t., adjoining Masonic Hedl, > NEVADA CITY. prepared to supply the ludies of Jo mopar omar dts pring and Summer Goods, Novelties, ete., which she has just received, such as Dress Géods, Muslins, Flannels, Napkins, Table Linen, Towsls, Hosiery, Hat and Bennet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Flowers, etc. » latest style Brackets, Pictur Tne Cteds will be sold cheap fer cash, and a share of public patronage is solieited.* ‘ eo ‘MES. M.A. STERLING. Nevads, April 30th, 1873, AUCTION sS. oa e HE AUCTION SALE of household _ Monday, August 4th . The stock eonsiste of Chairs, Tables, , Tin and Wooden Ware, Pictures, Bale commences at 10 o'clock, a. m., at SW DAVIDSON, Auetioncer, Nevada, July Sist, 1878. tees SALB,. B. H, Miller, THE POPULAR ONE PRICE CLOTHIER ae ae NEVADA COUNTY, a —AT_ HIs— Palace of Pashion ODD FELLOY’=’ BUILDING, SS Nevada City A Full Assortment of the — —_ SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS; . me -—BUSINASS sonra es Crete ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Boys’ and Children’s a 4 ‘CLOTHING. HEAVY . W. H. Crawford's wed a. 2 AND . _ SHELF SN HARDWARE, (ot % Hh —AND-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At the old stam acl, PPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL AND QO) ixpaess orrices SOTEE ? NEVADA. Iron and Steel, t_Nails and Shevels, WHEELBARROWS. ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves ed HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing ~ Doors and Windows, --@LASS AND PUTTY. © _ White Lead. . eee Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). _ SOLE AGENT FOR THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use, — Giant, California and Eastern owder and Fuse. . AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, ‘Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in use: _ Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM I The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. : AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope! At the Manufacturer’s Prices and Freight. WOODEN _ AND . CROCKERY AND : GLASSWARE. Lamps and Chimneys, wa. Call and examine prices before pan chasing elsewhere, for you can save money No trouble to show goods and give pri_ krGas and Water Pipe of all kinds always on hand and connections made with the City WaNevads, March 25tb, 1873, Ke a 1% > ! THE GREAT PRIZE. STABIONERY PACK sek: = % come FNONTAINS 10 Sheets Writing’ Paper, 1” © Envelopes, 1 Penholder, 1 Lead Pen: cil, 2 Pens, 1 Blank Book, 4 Blotter, Photographe of 100 Beautiful Women and a piece: of Ladies’ or Gents’ Jewelry. Sample pack. ages sent by mail, postpuid, on receipt of . price, 35 cents, 2 packages for 60 cents, or ° 4 for $1.00. Send for a package; it will be the most goods you ever bought for the money. The prize is often worth more than the price paid for the entire package, and the other articles would bring at retail not less -than-75~cents:~Don’t pass this, try onepackage andyou will never buv~tionery any-other way; ---—.; “Address, : \b-@,BURROW, Suge aa Baltimore, negra Tey Age: wanted ¢verywhere to se pucbhges: Protons: Books, kv. Catalogues sent free. Ls abe NEW GROCERY STORE. J. 8. HOLBROOK, : OULD respectfully inform the. people of. Nevada Qity and surrounding towns that he has opened a New Gro=—_ cery Store;. » aaa At the Junction of Main and Com. mescial Streets, And. is prepared. to furnish, Groceries, Provisions, Can and’ Case Goods, oods will be sold at the lowest cash rices. Call and see my Goods and Prices, tisfaction guaranteed in eveny case, . Goods delivered free of chauge. J, &. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts, Nevada, May 3d, 1873. a oe Pountain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters,. &a. ANTOINE TAM, ON PINE: STREET, is prepared to furnish the people of this city with. the very best qualities of s Fountain Soda, Iee Cream, Oysters, Candies, &e. My Fountain Soda equal to any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, an ~averybody knows my Oysters are the best.te be had in the world, s ‘Give me a call ana I will tre. ‘. you well, Nevada, June 10th. Independent Candidate. A J. DOOLITTLE, of Liberty Hill, Lit{Ke tle York Township, at the ne at. of many friends, hereby Sumounces tis G self as an Independent Candidate for the Assembly. 27 : T endorse sl] the ‘steps taken in advance by either party platforms, and will add sev-. eral more, to obtain the rights of the people against the monster monopolies controlling thie State, and will enlighten tle public. on the live issues of the day from this forward. A. J. DOOLITTLE. Republican County Central Committee. MEETING of the nepublican County Ceztral Committee will be held at LIBRARY HALL, Saturday Afternoon, Aug. 9th, At 2 o'clock. PB . pater — Commaittes is re. The are also requested to meet with the Committers. By order V. G@. BELL, Chairman. Nevada, Aug. 6th. Notice to Creditors. N THE matter of the Estate of ‘Patrick Gilchrist, deceased: Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of oly a gl et Lovie “isan iters of, persons T 8 against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four months after the publication of this notice to the the ut admipistrator, at his office, at the Court House, Nevada ity, "SJovade: Rud tx. 20h. 6 » AUR. ° 5 OHN M. BUSH, Aministrator. '. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPEF; J. JACOBS SAME RAMAN SALAAM A LATS y inform the citi« CIGARS, TOBACG®, = = M&S. DEAL, Attorney and Counselor at Law DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND. NOTAHX ae PUBLIC. Attorneys & Ceanselors at Law, (James K. Byune, Rotary Public.) 4 And in fact everything that is usugily _ -} kept in a first-class-store of this kind, wee ANTOINE TAM. oe ® oe