December 10, 1878 (4 pages)

felry : eo ‘EAR'S welers, VADA, fthe ‘TS OF tE; ES, -: 5, Ete., ‘ounty, RE) WELRY yo . Beantifual Set withRES, ‘HYSTS, stones, & UDS, &«,, ts Fine. . Ware. r the Holiepaired in ° mer. customers cah ‘ done in the wer than any juality. of the Hol liday présBRAND. HP .Teacher. G SCHOOL IN on ber 9th, 1878, M., in Commercial ibine with the y0ds in Mathitionery and middie of will be at the il. 4, PiiM., of * private lessons ‘tions in Book ing can be acthis school, is to whether old or: s of obtaining 3 yeautiful and ins er gentlemen, h good salaries, tion still more ° t. . , 1878. and ar _— SRLING, ? ce semenlt evada ( ‘ity. k ofry Goods ancy =—— airs, Cushmeres, other late and ssortiments of . B RiY y. Hats, Trimmg, Ribbons; Bows, __SKIRTS, COR$—for Ladies a+ icy Goods of * ks for the hers! wed upen me ant a continuone % solicited, and sa ation. ——— «££, NG of the StockYuba Canal Cour office of the Com ARY Sth, 1879.INN, Secretary. 8. ——— He SRL TRANSCRIPT; ¢ NEVADA crry, CALIFORNIA, a WEATHER REPORT. ~ _—— furnished daily. to, the *wANScnirt by ‘the Pesouth Yuba Canal Co: at Nevada, City. Nevaba City, December 9, 1978. } 1 . } \) . . 2 a1 _ =. . e. 4 El = = c= “ts . 20 ° ° = ] {-215\Sal2el 8) € 2/5) 26/36 S &@1S)45 = Bie 5 4 me. 5 . Fo es) a . & ‘ pe aa ES ae } . 1 @ SF Lm. * ‘ 3 jries =i 2) 45/* 9 .-<. 8 EB } Cloud: 46 0 . . S E . Rain'g iO LS ES . Cloud, ter Additional reading matter will be found om the first page. Sete mnemesng: BRIEF MENTION. . w . ‘ Tee sb Naffaiger is at/the Bay., ‘Pred. Searls is spending a few days at San_ Francisco. There are. sev eral cases of scarlet ina in town: This is the regular meeting night’ f the Odd Fellows and Eastern $ Star Lodi ges. es The feed for cattle in theTgwer foot hills_is good——never better, so the farmers say, for this season of the [ year. _ 5 The only thing that is “wrong” about the Transcript isto be found n the envious opinions of its wouldbe vompetitors. ; Truckee Republican: On. pretty good authority it is reported. that alndst, free milling ore has been struck nthe Pittsburg mine’ at Meadéw Lake. The: Yuba Gravel Range’ Mining Company of Grizzly Hill advertise a sale of delinquent stock (on account i oi assessient— No. 12). for Monday, December 30th. There is a glorious ~chance now for «sme-old-bummer-to--perpetuate—his ume by being the first one to enter the portals of the new calaboose, as a wisoner, and. thereby have it chtistened in his honor. ; The patronag ze of the TRANSCRIPT is increasing rapidly, so far’ as both wdvertisers and subscribers is conserned. Unlike the majority of newspapers, its advertising columns are constantly crowded with the announcements of the reliable business irms of this séction, and what is beter still they are all paid for. The Methcd’st church was crowd lon Sunday evening with an audinee assembled to Tear Dr. Coyle’s rermon about ‘‘Lies.” By many itis considered the best be has delivered since coming to this city. The number of people who may be-considered among the regular congregation of that church is. increasing rapidly from week to week. ahaa RECORDER'S OFFICE BUSINESS, The following were recorded at the County Recorder’s office for the week ending December .7th, 1878: 20 deeds, 8 mining locations, 6 mortgages, 4 satisfactions of mortgages, 3 agreements, 5 attachments, ‘3. marriage certificates, 2 United States, patents, 4 homesteads, 1 abstract of Judgment, —_——--—_ 20+em », CARD OF THANKS, The Ladies’ Club tender their sincere thanks to the numerous gentleman, including the Reception’ and Floor Committees, also to the]public of Nevada, who in various ways 43sisted to make the Thanksgiving Party at Hunt’s Hall a success both bocially and pecuniarily. i A PREMIUM, Mrs. Rosa Keller, wife of Nicolaus Keller, of this city, has received premium of a silver goblet, by the ‘tate Agricultural Society, held last September, for the best knitting work xhibited. The following is the inscription engraved on ‘the goblet :— “Awarded to Mrs. R. Keller, by the state Agricultural Society, .1878.” INCORPORATION. Articles of incorporation have been iled with the Secretary of. State of he Northern Light Mining Company. ‘pital, $2,500,000, in shares of $50 h. Directors—S. B. Fowler, W. » Pierce. AV. F. Corwin, C. F. Mepal place of business will be at Grass alley. : : PARALYTIC Tat armeus. “The oldest ROE of er Miche, who lives on the Gold Flat i, suffered: a’ para’ ytic stroke last Sherman ¢onspiracy -with. his loose; Sy Bhet thateh. Anprtson illuminates the dark — a SP RESH CHESTNUTS. idling Fust received at Jon Jack’s. Pa Ce a A NER 5 Cc: ee, A " AMS.” Twelve and a a cents per ‘pound at ' B.W. Reacan’s. d8 ‘aebieislee = al ADIES t : Should you desire 2 to buy a,box of Cigars, Knife, or_Pipe, as a Holiday Presept, for} your “ffusband, Father, Brothebx oF Lover, then be ‘sure and callon ZEKIND for these. articles and savé ati least 25 cents on the dollar. ~ ; aj-tf TAKE THE WEEKLY BEE, «4 Sacraménto, a handsome, eight-page family interest —-to newspaper. Everything of miners. and farmers. FINE DIAMONDS! Present? If so; read Luetje and Brand's advertisement in "TRANSCRIPTto-day'’s d4¢ sar Uncurpamed for style and finish are the Pictures made at the’ ‘‘Rudélph Photo-Gallery.” CoLuins, operator. juld eaemep se . Nanwrevl ler The End Of The World. Speculations about the probable date of the:world’s destruction. are ridiculous. When a man_dies that’s the end.of the: world to him; and if the re adér of this paragraph is. troubled with a bad .cough, cold or sore throat, or cifficnlty of hoarseness or aay affection of the bronchial tubes, the best thing-he can do is to postpone the fatal event indefinitely by a prompt resort to Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, which will assuredly prevent the complaint from terminating in consumption, and soon restore his respiratory system to a vigorous condition. Sold by’ Druggists everywhere at 50 cents and $1. Large size much the cheapest. Pike's Toothache Drops ‘cure toothache j one minute. Sold by -all trans breathing, at 25 cents. A REMARKABLE RESULT. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how mueh medicine you. have tried, it is now-an.established fact that German: Syrap is the plete. satisfaction in severe casts “Of lung diseases, It'is true there are yet thoussads of persons who are predisposed to throat and lung affections, consumption, hemorrhages, asthma, severe colda settled ou the breast, pneumonia, whooping cough, &c., who have no personal knowledge of -Boschee’s German Syrup. To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold Jast year without one complaint. Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size 75 cents, Sold by all “druggists in Amerjc a. So ACARD Toall who are , suffering from the errors and indiscretions . of* youth, nervous weakness, early deeay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a receipe that will cure.you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envolope to the, Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D. Bible House, New York City. decl-ly &, & . SOLID MERIT WILL TELL. For all the bitter oppositions of jealous rivals, no bettter illustration Gould be had of this fact than the immense sale already attained by the great throat and lung remedy, Dr. Aug. Kaiser's German Elixir. For the cure of coughs and bronchial affections itis truly wondérful, even) those suffering from consumption in’ advanced stages find great relief, and numbers of patients oe found, » their delight, not only relief but cw )It being perfectly harmless, makes it at once popular with mothers, who of all others have felt the necessity of such a medicine. The genuine bears the Prussian Coat of Arms, the facsimile signature of Dr. Aug. Kaiser, . ani he, 7 uane blown on every 75 cent bottle. A trial size may de had at the drug store cf W. D. "Vinton, for 25 ta. ——_$-o— “If any Vealer Informs You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or ~° »utaining ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to these of SOZODONT, diseredit the statement and ipsist upon having that slope. By doing so, you will secure a dentrifice pur excellence the best in the market, containing botanic ¢lements of rure preservative influence upon the teeth, aud one woaich will eudow them vith most becoming white ness. Another desirable feature of uate asi toilet article is that 1t imonly remedy which has given com=} o \ te gee TOS Ti $2.50 a year. Ask the ‘agent or Pe eee Postmaster,’ or send direct to the sires e=ar se am office. eee = A. a Nev ua City, Dec, ath, oe aren ll HAPPY 2 : Jas gpene 2d, a’ nice “Tot Mountain SE a Ser x si = — Butter, 30 cents-per pound; at Rea ——SS . gan’, Cash: Grocery. dé Slee oy fhe Enea ae ear: re f z HOLIDAY PRESENTS,’ @ : Doyou intend to make a Holiday . , * Greatest variety, of SOLID SILVER WARE, : LARGEST STOC =~ 4FULLEST LINE OF.SPECTACLES, Of any I hate alse a fine assor tment of PLAT thing of the. kind ever bef The Very Best Goods at And, Engrav el’fr MRS. E. 18. GE AND HOLIDAY OPENING . AT THE s Grass VALLEY ‘JEWELRY STORE,“Monday, December 9th, aoe: a ee Aetene ee doe, The most complete stock of FOR TEE OLD AYS. -ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CLOCKS, BEST SILVER PLATED WARE, House outside of San Francisco, Gorham Solid Silverware A SPECIALTY. . ‘“ * 2 ick ‘evel K OF WATCHES, aerks ¥" Yaron ED, JEWE LRY, Which oxcels any-ore placed in the market. y the: Very. nanos nes ree, of charge. tE. FISHER, Mill Street, GRASS eutkay. HYMAN “BROS., THE GREAT CLOTHIERS! Corner Broad and Pine Mrects, @. NEVADA CITY, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, IN . IMA MENSE WINTER STOC . OF . ® ADDITION TO THEIR CLOTHING, A LARGE AS8SORTMENT OF GENTS’ AND. BOYS’ CLOTHING, BEAUTIFUL SUITS. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. y FURNISHING GOODS, ak FASHIONABLE HATS, vas LADIES’ SHOES, REBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHIELS, . RLANKETS,. Ete., BOOTS, SB_At their Mammoth Clothing Sapo. rium. «# Fashionable Hats a Specialty. . We sisi it distinctly visdarekioal’ that we have the BEST CLOTHINGAND FURNISHING GOODS, AT LOWER RATES, Than any other store in Nevada Co. a= HYMAN’S.ss Is the Place to Buy and fave Money, . who HYMAN BROS., Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, " ‘The-sufferer in only ten tw ive years of'age, : bya Sgn ¢e.to breath. oe) ye all ists, ns Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. . BDecembér; 1875 °° s : . a ‘eLonious: NEWS . WILLIAM \ WOLF’S PRICE LIST TS FOR CASH=s. Subject to Correction per 100. Ibs, Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Bacon, per pound 13 1-2 Good Green Tea “ ~ = 35 English Breakfast .‘‘ 50 Butter, > per pound 25 (Oat ee Washing Powder, 3 papers 25 Salt Pork, 25 pound kegs 3 50 Bath Brick, 2 for 25 ' Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF. Main Street, Nevada City: . December 5, 1878. Glad Tidings to to the. People s QF NEVADA COUNTY! K. CASPER, “THE CLOTHIER, — J AS JUST: RECEIVED FROM : FRANCISCO, . The —— and Finest Stock AOF-SAN Men’ S. a Boys’ Clothing . Brer seen before in the County. CONSISTING or— ‘ Fine’ ‘Dress Suits, Business Suite, * Coats, Pants, Vests, Ov ercoats, Ulsters, fe FURNISHING Goons, Ete. THE LATEST AND MOST FASHION ABLE HATS: : To-be found iti Neyada County. THE L ARGEST STOCK OF ‘BooTs ce SHOES “INCLUDING a ‘Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes. Boys’ Cathing a a epedialty. A full iin’ of RUBBER GOODS, ‘Zi . —INCLUDING RUBBER, COATS, RUBBER BOOTS, 3 RUBBER. OVERSHOES, ; 75 UMBRELLAS, &e. ) My Stoek of sia Furnishing Goods ae F and varied, embracing ace NECKTIES, HANDKERCHIEFS y. . ot #¥ : iA Full Stock of BLANKETS, &e., Ke, &e, tH) Of all kinds, which wil be sold at Bed Rock Prices, ‘ arom, Valisee, Satchels, A LARGE ASSORTMENT, hi ffact anything and everything found ina . first-clase Clothing Establishment can be had } _ tat my Store. > ‘Remember that 1 will sell Since and give better G than any other Bowse-In Nevada County, efther sSlasake 6& This & not idle talkq-l Mean what : K. CASPER, Cor Pine and Commercial Sta. . ¥ Wholesale and Retail Pa TEI s Ss PA CE ? IS RESERVED FOR it GAYLORD & ROBINSON, THE VIRTUE OF CASH ! There is Nothing Else Like It! MONEY SAVED TO CU STOMERS AND DEALER! Having thoroughly tested the plan of doing business-ob a purely ° CASH BASIS, . dhieoita Se RENAL La j lam now prepared to announce its seasehii succéss, and will continue to sell for cash in hand, and at . The Very Lowest Rates, Groceries, Provisions, . Grain, Flour, Feed, &c., &e. Ten per cent less than old rates. 1 pay Cash for my Goods and,must have Cash, or ite equivalent on the. counter for q What 1 sell, Wm HE, SMITH. * Commercial strect, Nevada €.ty. NEW DEPARTURE! ater a) No More Book Accounts. Flour, $2 75 : 1 Wheat, per 100 Ibs, 225 EVERYTHING FOR CASH 4 Bran, per 100 Tbs, ~1 257" = ~ eS i Nolet received orders from Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 2 25) 4 Crushed Sugar,71-2lbs 100 spcisinbepunsdcaese Nk . TO. CLOSE ALL BOOK A S BY Brown Sugar, 10 Ibs 100 THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, : Green Coffee, 5 Ibs 1 00. Notice is hereby given that, Goods Rice, _ 14 ‘Ibs 100 will be sold after that time Beans, 20 Ibs 100} STRICTLY FOR CASH, Soap, 8 bars 25 . Amd no deviation will be. made Mt Soap, per box 50 any ease whatever, * All goods jn in our. line, on and after Candles, 12 for 25 this date, will be sold so low that Candles, per box 2 00 everybody can sce the * Oystets, Teans for 100 GREAT SAVING Salmon, 7 cans for100 That can be maide-by buy ig foreash> Tomatoes, 6 cans for a 00. We herewith ‘append a few arti. Green Corn, 5 cans for 1 00 . cles and Prices of-goods that we are String Beans, 5 cans for 100 now selling for coin: Green Peas, 4cansfor. 100) ~ PRICH LIST, Kerosene, _ per gallon 35 Subject to Daily Correction. Crushed Sugar---7 1-2 lbs $1., Brown Sugar---10 lbs $1. ' Green Coffee---5 lbs $1. Rice---14 Ibs $1. Beans---20 lbs $1. C. 0. Soap---5 bars 25 cts. ‘Oysters---7 cans $1. Honey---10 lbs $1. Kerosene Oil---per gal, 35 ct Ground Coffee, per paper 40. —Pairbanks’ Lard---18 1-2 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds _25. per ponnd : . Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Wawod -2 cts per p ound. Pickles, per bottle 25} Dingley’s Coffee---40 cents. Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Coffee---3 lb tins, best Java, 75 cents. Best Cuffee Cove Potatoes--$2.25 per 100 lbs. Best Salt Lake Potatoes---$2 25 per 100 lbs. %. Roll Butter---30 cts per lb. Firkin Butter---from 15 to 27 cts per lb. Candles---10 for 25 ots. Washing Powder---3 papers 25-cents, ~~. Good Green Tea---35 ots per lb. cts per lb. . Pearl Barley---3 Ibs 25 cts. Best Brands of Tobacco---65 cts per Ib. Best Codfish---8 cents per lb. And Everything Else in the Same Proportion. ar Commer these PRICE with Biphon es is. not a great object toe pay Cash. Under the old system good cusloaues of bad ones, THAT PER. CENTAGE OFF. 3 Call and see for Yourselves. Re BK. W. REAGAN, Samuel M. Shurtleff, Agent. Nevada, Nov. 24, 1878, 4 1866 . NEW YEARS’ PARTY. , -THE-WIL LGIVE THEIR “ANNUAL INVITATION PARTY, AT HUNT’S HALL, Pred oe ; R COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS; A. R. Lord, J. E. Brown, “ J.D. Fleming, John Hany, a. Ww. Hentes, ‘; Hugh Murehie, J. Naffziger, “ ᰀ Archie Nivens, L. M. Sukefor Fd Brown, * §, A Bulfinich, HY Reardan, F. A. Sackett,. Richard Scott. Music by Hunt and Muller. Carriages proven, if stormy. “Thehete $2 ve. « English Breakfast. Tea---50 under the creflit system and see if it tomers are compelled to make up for ra.WE T AK e 1879. YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL Chee Wednesday Evening, Jan. 1, 157%.

felry : eo ‘EAR'S welers, VADA, fthe ‘TS OF tE; ES, -: 5, Ete., ‘ounty, RE) WELRY yo . Beantifual Set withRES, ‘HYSTS, stones, & UDS, &«,, ts Fine. . Ware. r the Holiepaired in ° mer. customers cah ‘ done in the wer than any juality. of the Hol liday présBRAND. HP .Teacher. G SCHOOL IN on ber 9th, 1878, M., in Commercial ibine with the y0ds in Mathitionery and middie of will be at the il. 4, PiiM., of * private lessons ‘tions in Book ing can be acthis school, is to whether old or: s of obtaining 3 yeautiful and ins er gentlemen, h good salaries, tion still more ° t. . , 1878. and ar _— SRLING, ? ce semenlt evada ( ‘ity. k ofry Goods ancy =—— airs, Cushmeres, other late and ssortiments of . B RiY y. Hats, Trimmg, Ribbons; Bows, __SKIRTS, COR$—for Ladies a+ icy Goods of * ks for the hers! wed upen me ant a continuone % solicited, and sa ation. ——— «££, NG of the StockYuba Canal Cour office of the Com ARY Sth, 1879.INN, Secretary. 8. ——— He SRL TRANSCRIPT; ¢ NEVADA crry, CALIFORNIA, a WEATHER REPORT. ~ _—— furnished daily. to, the *wANScnirt by ‘the Pesouth Yuba Canal Co: at Nevada, City. Nevaba City, December 9, 1978. } 1 . } \) . . 2 a1 _ =. . e. 4 El = = c= “ts . 20 ° ° = ] {-215\Sal2el 8) € 2/5) 26/36 S &@1S)45 = Bie 5 4 me. 5 . Fo es) a . & ‘ pe aa ES ae } . 1 @ SF Lm. * ‘ 3 jries =i 2) 45/* 9 .-<. 8 EB } Cloud: 46 0 .. . S E . Rain'g iO LS ES . Cloud, ter Additional reading matter will be found om the first page. Sete mnemesng: BRIEF MENTION. . w . ‘ Tee sb Naffaiger is at/the Bay., ‘Pred. Searls is spending a few days at San_ Francisco. There are. sev eral cases of scarlet ina in town: This is the regular meeting night’ f the Odd Fellows and Eastern $ Star Lodi ges. es The feed for cattle in theTgwer foot hills_is good——never better, so the farmers say, for this season of the [ year. _ 5 The only thing that is “wrong” about the Transcript isto be found n the envious opinions of its wouldbe vompetitors. ; Truckee Republican: On. pretty good authority it is reported. that alndst, free milling ore has been struck nthe Pittsburg mine’ at Meadéw Lake. The: Yuba Gravel Range’ Mining Company of Grizzly Hill advertise a sale of delinquent stock (on account i oi assessient— No. 12). for Monday, December 30th. There is a glorious ~chance now for «sme-old-bummer-to--perpetuate—his ume by being the first one to enter the portals of the new calaboose, as a wisoner, and. thereby have it chtistened in his honor. ; The patronag ze of the TRANSCRIPT is increasing rapidly, so far’ as both wdvertisers and subscribers is conserned. Unlike the majority of newspapers, its advertising columns are constantly crowded with the announcements of the reliable business irms of this séction, and what is beter still they are all paid for. The Methcd’st church was crowd lon Sunday evening with an audinee assembled to Tear Dr. Coyle’s rermon about ‘‘Lies.” By many itis considered the best be has delivered since coming to this city. The number of people who may be-considered among the regular congregation of that church is. increasing rapidly from week to week. ahaa RECORDER'S OFFICE BUSINESS, The following were recorded at the County Recorder’s office for the week ending December .7th, 1878: 20 deeds, 8 mining locations, 6 mortgages, 4 satisfactions of mortgages, 3 agreements, 5 attachments, ‘3. marriage certificates, 2 United States, patents, 4 homesteads, 1 abstract of Judgment, —_——--—_ 20+em », CARD OF THANKS, The Ladies’ Club tender their sincere thanks to the numerous gentleman, including the Reception’ and Floor Committees, also to the]public of Nevada, who in various ways 43sisted to make the Thanksgiving Party at Hunt’s Hall a success both bocially and pecuniarily. i A PREMIUM, Mrs. Rosa Keller, wife of Nicolaus Keller, of this city, has received premium of a silver goblet, by the ‘tate Agricultural Society, held last September, for the best knitting work xhibited. The following is the inscription engraved on ‘the goblet :— “Awarded to Mrs. R. Keller, by the state Agricultural Society, .1878.” INCORPORATION. Articles of incorporation have been iled with the Secretary of. State of he Northern Light Mining Company. ‘pital, $2,500,000, in shares of $50 h. Directors—S. B. Fowler, W. » Pierce. AV. F. Corwin, C. F. Mepal place of business will be at Grass alley. : : PARALYTIC Tat armeus. “The oldest ROE of er Miche, who lives on the Gold Flat i, suffered: a’ para’ ytic stroke last Sherman ¢onspiracy -with. his loose; Sy Bhet thateh. Anprtson illuminates the dark — a SP RESH CHESTNUTS. idling Fust received at Jon Jack’s. Pa Ce a A NER 5 Cc: ee, A " AMS.” Twelve and a a cents per ‘pound at ' B.W. Reacan’s. d8 ‘aebieislee = al ADIES t : Should you desire 2 to buy a,box of Cigars, Knife, or_Pipe, as a Holiday Presept, for} your “ffusband, Father, Brothebx oF Lover, then be ‘sure and callon ZEKIND for these. articles and savé ati least 25 cents on the dollar. ~ ; aj-tf TAKE THE WEEKLY BEE, «4 Sacraménto, a handsome, eight-page family interest —-to newspaper. Everything of miners. and farmers. FINE DIAMONDS! Present? If so; read Luetje and Brand's advertisement in "TRANSCRIPTto-day'’s d4¢ sar Uncurpamed for style and finish are the Pictures made at the’ ‘‘Rudélph Photo-Gallery.” CoLuins, operator. juld eaemep se . Nanwrevl ler The End Of The World. Speculations about the probable date of the:world’s destruction. are ridiculous.. When a man_dies that’s the end.of the: world to him; and if the re adér of this paragraph is. troubled with a bad .cough, cold or sore throat, or cifficnlty of hoarseness or aay affection of the bronchial tubes, the best thing-he can do is to postpone the fatal event indefinitely by a prompt resort to Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, which will assuredly prevent the complaint from terminating in consumption, and soon restore his respiratory system to a vigorous condition. Sold by’ Druggists everywhere at 50 cents and $1. Large size much the cheapest. Pike's Toothache Drops ‘cure toothache j one minute. Sold by -all trans breathing, at 25 cents. A REMARKABLE RESULT. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how mueh medicine you. have tried, it is now-an.established fact that German: Syrap is the plete. satisfaction in severe casts “Of lung diseases, It'is true there are yet thoussads of persons who are predisposed to throat and lung affections, consumption, hemorrhages, asthma, severe colda settled ou the breast, pneumonia, whooping cough, &c., who have no personal knowledge of -Boschee’s German Syrup. To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold Jast year without one complaint. Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size 75 cents, Sold by all “druggists in Amerjc a. So ACARD Toall who are , suffering from the errors and indiscretions . of* youth, nervous weakness, early deeay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a receipe that will cure.you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envolope to the, Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D. Bible House, New York City. decl-ly &, & . SOLID MERIT WILL TELL. For all the bitter oppositions of jealous rivals, no bettter illustration Gould be had of this fact than the immense sale already attained by the great throat and lung remedy, Dr. Aug. Kaiser's German Elixir. For the cure of coughs and bronchial affections itis truly wondérful, even) those suffering from consumption in’ advanced stages find great relief, and numbers of patients oe found, » their delight, not only relief but cw )It being perfectly harmless, makes it at once popular with mothers, who of all others have felt the necessity of such a medicine. The genuine bears the Prussian Coat of Arms, the facsimile signature of Dr. Aug. Kaiser, . ani he, 7 uane blown on every 75 cent bottle. A trial size may de had at the drug store cf W. D. "Vinton, for 25 ta. ——_$-o— “If any Vealer Informs You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or ~° »utaining

ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to these of SOZODONT, diseredit the statement and ipsist upon having that slope. By doing so, you will secure a dentrifice pur excellence the best in the market, containing botanic ¢lements of rure preservative influence upon the teeth, aud one woaich will eudow them vith most becoming white ness. Another desirable feature of uate asi toilet article is that 1t imonly remedy which has given com=} o \ te gee TOS Ti $2.50 a year. Ask the ‘agent or Pe eee Postmaster,’ or send direct to the sires e=ar se am office. eee = A. a Nev ua City, Dec, ath, oe aren ll HAPPY 2 : Jas gpene 2d, a’ nice “Tot Mountain SE a Ser x si = — Butter, 30 cents-per pound; at Rea ——SS . gan’, Cash: Grocery. dé Slee oy fhe Enea ae ear: re f z HOLIDAY PRESENTS,’ @ : Doyou intend to make a Holiday . , * Greatest variety, of SOLID SILVER WARE, : LARGEST STOC =~ 4FULLEST LINE OF.SPECTACLES, Of any I hate alse a fine assor tment of PLAT thing of the. kind ever bef The Very Best Goods at And, Engrav el’fr MRS. E. 18. GE AND HOLIDAY OPENING . AT THE s Grass VALLEY ‘JEWELRY STORE,“Monday, December 9th, aoe: a ee Aetene ee doe, The most complete stock of FOR TEE OLD AYS. -ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CLOCKS, BEST SILVER PLATED WARE, House outside of San Francisco, Gorham Solid Silverware A SPECIALTY. . ‘“ * 2 ick ‘evel K OF WATCHES, aerks ¥" Yaron ED, JEWE LRY, Which oxcels any-ore placed in the market. y the: Very. nanos nes ree, of charge. tE. FISHER, Mill Street, GRASS eutkay. HYMAN “BROS., THE GREAT CLOTHIERS! Corner Broad and Pine Mrects, @. NEVADA CITY, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, IN . IMA MENSE WINTER STOC . OF . ® ADDITION TO THEIR CLOTHING, A LARGE AS8SORTMENT OF GENTS’ AND. BOYS’ CLOTHING, BEAUTIFUL SUITS. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. y FURNISHING GOODS, ak FASHIONABLE HATS, vas LADIES’ SHOES, REBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHIELS, . RLANKETS,. Ete., BOOTS, SB_At their Mammoth Clothing Sapo. rium. «# Fashionable Hats a Specialty. . We sisi it distinctly visdarekioal’ that we have the BEST CLOTHINGAND FURNISHING GOODS, AT LOWER RATES, Than any other store in Nevada Co. a= HYMAN’S.ss Is the Place to Buy and fave Money, . who HYMAN BROS., Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, " ‘The-sufferer in only ten tw ive years of'age, : bya Sgn ¢e.to breath. oe) ye all ists, ns Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. . BDecembér; 1875 °° s : . a ‘eLonious: NEWS . WILLIAM \ WOLF’S PRICE LIST TS FOR CASH=s. Subject to Correction per 100. Ibs, Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Bacon, per pound 13 1-2 Good Green Tea “ ~ = 35 English Breakfast .‘‘ 50 Butter, > per pound 25 (Oat ee Washing Powder, 3 papers 25 Salt Pork, 25 pound kegs 3 50 Bath Brick, 2 for 25 ' Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF. Main Street, Nevada City: . December 5, 1878. Glad Tidings to to the. People s QF NEVADA COUNTY! K. CASPER, “THE CLOTHIER, — J AS JUST: RECEIVED FROM : FRANCISCO, . The —— and Finest Stock AOF-SAN Men’ S. a Boys’ Clothing . Brer seen before in the County. CONSISTING or— ‘ Fine’ ‘Dress Suits, Business Suite, * Coats, Pants, Vests, Ov ercoats, Ulsters, fe FURNISHING Goons, Ete. THE LATEST AND MOST FASHION ABLE HATS: : To-be found iti Neyada County. THE L ARGEST STOCK OF ‘BooTs ce SHOES “INCLUDING a ‘Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes. Boys’ Cathing a a epedialty. A full iin’ of RUBBER GOODS, ‘Zi . —INCLUDING RUBBER, COATS, RUBBER BOOTS, 3 RUBBER. OVERSHOES, ; 75 UMBRELLAS, &e. ) My Stoek of sia Furnishing Goods ae F and varied, embracing ace NECKTIES, HANDKERCHIEFS y. . ot #¥ : iA Full Stock of BLANKETS, &e., Ke, &e, tH) Of all kinds, which wil be sold at Bed Rock Prices, ‘ arom, Valisee, Satchels, A LARGE ASSORTMENT, hi ffact anything and everything found ina . first-clase Clothing Establishment can be had } _ tat my Store. > ‘Remember that 1 will sell Since and give better G than any other Bowse-In Nevada County, efther sSlasake 6& This & not idle talkq-l Mean what : K. CASPER, Cor Pine and Commercial Sta. . ¥ Wholesale and Retail Pa TEI s Ss PA CE ? IS RESERVED FOR it GAYLORD & ROBINSON, THE VIRTUE OF CASH ! There is Nothing Else Like It! MONEY SAVED TO CU STOMERS AND DEALER! Having thoroughly tested the plan of doing business-ob a purely ° CASH BASIS, . dhieoita Se RENAL La j lam now prepared to announce its seasehii succéss, and will continue to sell for cash in hand, and at . The Very Lowest Rates, Groceries, Provisions, . Grain, Flour, Feed, &c., &e. Ten per cent less than old rates. 1 pay Cash for my Goods and,must have Cash, or ite equivalent on the. counter for q What 1 sell, Wm HE, SMITH. * Commercial strect, Nevada €.ty. NEW DEPARTURE! ater a) No More Book Accounts. Flour, $2 75 : 1 Wheat, per 100 Ibs, 225 EVERYTHING FOR CASH 4 Bran, per 100 Tbs, ~1 257" = ~ eS i Nolet received orders from Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 2 25) 4 Crushed Sugar,71-2lbs 100 spcisinbepunsdcaese Nk . TO. CLOSE ALL BOOK A S BY Brown Sugar, 10 Ibs 100 THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, : Green Coffee, 5 Ibs 1 00. Notice is hereby given that, Goods Rice, _ 14 ‘Ibs 100 will be sold after that time Beans, 20 Ibs 100} STRICTLY FOR CASH, Soap, 8 bars 25 . Amd no deviation will be. made Mt Soap, per box 50 any ease whatever, * All goods jn in our. line, on and after Candles, 12 for 25 this date, will be sold so low that Candles, per box 2 00 everybody can sce the * Oystets, Teans for 100 GREAT SAVING Salmon, 7 cans for100 That can be maide-by buy ig foreash> Tomatoes, 6 cans for a 00. We herewith ‘append a few arti. Green Corn, 5 cans for 1 00 . cles and Prices of-goods that we are String Beans, 5 cans for 100 now selling for coin: Green Peas, 4cansfor. 100) ~ PRICH LIST, Kerosene, _ per gallon 35 Subject to Daily Correction. Crushed Sugar---7 1-2 lbs $1., Brown Sugar---10 lbs $1. ' Green Coffee---5 lbs $1. Rice---14 Ibs $1. Beans---20 lbs $1. C. 0. Soap---5 bars 25 cts. ‘Oysters---7 cans $1. Honey---10 lbs $1. Kerosene Oil---per gal, 35 ct Ground Coffee, per paper 40. —Pairbanks’ Lard---18 1-2 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds _25. per ponnd : . Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Wawod -2 cts per p ound. Pickles, per bottle 25} Dingley’s Coffee---40 cents. Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Coffee---3 lb tins, best Java, 75 cents. Best Cuffee Cove Potatoes--$2.25 per 100 lbs. Best Salt Lake Potatoes---$2 25 per 100 lbs. %. Roll Butter---30 cts per lb. Firkin Butter---from 15 to 27 cts per lb. Candles---10 for 25 ots. Washing Powder---3 papers 25-cents, ~~. Good Green Tea---35 ots per lb. cts per lb. . Pearl Barley---3 Ibs 25 cts. Best Brands of Tobacco---65 cts per Ib. Best Codfish---8 cents per lb. And Everything Else in the Same Proportion. ar Commer these PRICE with Biphon es is. not a great object toe pay Cash. Under the old system good cusloaues of bad ones, THAT PER. CENTAGE OFF. 3 Call and see for Yourselves. Re BK. W. REAGAN, Samuel M. Shurtleff, Agent. Nevada, Nov. 24, 1878, 4 1866 . NEW YEARS’ PARTY. , -THE-WIL LGIVE THEIR “ANNUAL INVITATION PARTY, AT HUNT’S HALL, Pred oe ; R COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS; A. R. Lord, J. E. Brown, “ J.D. Fleming, John Hany, a. Ww. Hentes, ‘; Hugh Murehie, J. Naffziger, “ ᰀ Archie Nivens, L. M. Sukefor Fd Brown, * §, A Bulfinich, HY Reardan, F. A. Sackett,. Richard Scott. Music by Hunt and Muller. Carriages proven, if stormy. “Thehete $2 ve. « English Breakfast. Tea---50 under the creflit system and see if it tomers are compelled to make up for ra.WE T AK e 1879. YOUNG MEN’S SOCIAL Chee Wednesday Evening, Jan. 1, 157%.