December 29, 1880 (4 pages)

NANT La reast ®; Teprt2 Cain, in tri ails ate t Agengs, HLISSO. gent, ees iAge} ia Citys» »SOLD es made tor ‘ isco. , SUCCESS Francisto “a ead treet,. VER Velog anteed an by int, or: . in the. licited. nde ni. “p EEHIVE” ‘ Flour, Pearl Barley, 8 Ibs.,-25 ete Split Peas, 43 lbs., 1 00 Best Island Rice, 10 lbs., 100 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12cans 100 Tomatoés, fj cans 100 Corn, 5 cans 100 Jelly, See 3 cans, 99 Syrup, per gallon, _ 874 Sardines, smafl cans, 6 cans 1 00 Sardines, large cans, 4cans 1 00 ; “pores Peel ahd Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, *’ er lb, 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 60 Mulk Can full of Coffee, 3 tbe. 60 Beans, 334 Ibs. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 ots. Corn Starch, 2 pace ses, 25 cts. starch, 2 packages, 25 cts ' Frye’s English Cacoa, packet Wash Boards, -30 cts. Watir Buckets, “374 cts. Clothes Baskets, £0 cts. Rolling Pins, 15 ots. Potato. Mashers, 15 ets. All-goods subject’ to correction. = vot. XLI “ FF suns SE gem — °s ‘ > ae > oe — NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1880. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Nevada City, California. personae. &. P. BROWN, L. CALKINS. BROWN & CALKINS, PROPRIETORS, “paily Transcript” was Estabples lished September ah 1860. —— CASSEL PRICE LisT: —@F THE— GROCERY. STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City per 100 Ibs., $ Assorted Crackers 3 Soda Crackers Mackerel, No. 4, 240 80 per kit, 2350 bran, per 100 Ibs., 1 25 Smali Corn, per 100 ibs., 1 874. Wheat, per 100 lbs, 29 Ground Barley, per-100 lbs., 1 674 ‘Whole Bawley, per 100 ¥bs., 1 30 i. B. Tea, per Ib., 40. Japan Tea, per Ib., 85 Beehive Tea, per Ib. Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Dinner Can full of Coifee,5 lbs., 100 Prize Medak Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 gal can, '2 25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 ~ Washing Powder,‘3 packages, 25¢ Mustard, per bottle, © 10c. Pepper, per bottle, 0c. Wash Tubs, from 50 cents’'to 200 ad &@ Everything Presh and warrant ed to be the Best. _ Richard Roberts ‘quiyoew Aue 40 -ookpomnsg wes ‘38 BySIOZIT®,» GOT” yosnyding oy; oqnop seAeg. R. M. HUNT, M. D., A TIENDING PHYSICIAN,FFICE—PINE S STREET, Rear of W D } Vinton’s Drug Storeg J. M. Walling, yee and” Counselor at Law. diate NOTARY. PUBLIC. ~~ OFFICE—On Pine Street, frat door below Jacx’s Store. Wil-peactide faall the Souru of this State tnie 8. Hupp, A Mernes: and Counselor at Law. OFFICE —eornerof Broad and Pine st STUBS SEARLS. A, ©: NILES. YRED SEARLS Searls, Niles & rite Attorneys & Counselors’ at Law. Win 2 eats Roar iy Rowe IN AID W H Mitchell J Palamountain J Glasson ER West 8S D Avery David Binkelmaa J Seliger C Fritz W H Montgomery T L Hughes R Roberts W Lontzenheiser James Watt W F Finnie Dr W'C Jones Dr Ivancovieh © WE Pope: ~ David Watt B McGrath J Champiouw T F Carr P C Joice P J Ryan W Kellagher 8S Granger C Nathan RR Smith T H Moore W Reynolds J I8y ‘kes T Hedge DNCoffin gy E A Roberts P Noonan F Heoper J JamesG D McLean Wim Bee P Morshead A Laicas P Purcell 8.P Dorsey Dan Rourke add Dorsey WH Benson P Daity ‘. J€adden J Greany “J WyPeters ‘J F Judd W Campbelt W Stod jard M Ford P M McDonough — 4 Sanford + Murphy J Spidel P T Greaney J M Lakenan -M PS8tone_ T Rogers H Murphy T Mitchell Mitchell Cotta Po & wg ovr Been ee, Jas F@allagher, : as P Door, Keeper. -. GOOD MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED., } Dholedts, (aduwitfing Lady and Gent.) 61 GRAND BALL GF THE ORPHAN Ciitorey ! OF GRASS VALLEY, re HAMILTON HALL, Friday Evening, Dec. 31. General Committee ¢ : Grass Valley. Hion Wm George T W Carsoa AB Brady Robert Cryer W Daws IW Hays, Jr. € C Townsend JM Manning James J Orr J Johnston D Meagher Peter Johnston . ABDibble C Taylor Frank Tayior P T Riley ec De J W Relly “ Dan P Holbrooke Jd Bamberger Sam Novitsky H Uphoff B Johnston James Bennaleck Geo Johnston J M Thomas . ~ Dr 8 M Harris WR Bird 2 Harrigan C Sullivan H Scadden J Hedrsh . JF Kidder J K Code P H Paynter J Gilbert ‘Geo, W_Hill M C Taylor J Perry E Creller : W A Hawley . f J Trenberth ~ 8S Notvitsky J P Grey Dr MeCoumick . . ‘@ Hamilton Daniel Collins A J Ridge CW Smith Jos Weissbein Jacob Heyman T.Cloke J P Shoemaker CH Mitchell Rh Jeffery y Henry Wohler AJ Foster &eorge Howe Ji D Meek}. Haas B Gad A Thornton T H Wiihelm G LewisJT Wickes J C Conaway Thomas Fahey Cc Dahlgren W fierney Fred Trebileox Doug V Shoemaker F Dulmaine J Noell A Gale T Othet George Parr Leslie Coombs © Millier Rk Caddy H Silvester Wm Morgan W J Crase R Thomas Wm Frank € White Thos Taffe Jd T Rodda J Benalleck “W Deamer T F Collins W Powell s ArmomoadsRenier ~G Compton T Leduc J Decota John E Carter Henry. Cam pbell C E Clinth B Dunston James W Cooley W C Stokes RBVADA CITY. Hon John Caldwell, Hon Niles Searls, Jacob Naffziger, Chas Kent, Ww 8 Richaras, Thes Moran, A Blumenthal, M Rosenberg, A I Zekind, “© Beckman, John Dunn, ‘“G v Schmittburg, Juhn Webber, ~= = A D Tower, A Isoard, tis Allan, A B Crosby, . I J Rotfe, Chas Grimes, Geo E Turner, Jos Kenny, C J Naffziger Wn Powell, John Kistle, L M Sukeforth, R C Walrath, Edwin Tilly, Jos Thomas, Ed Muller, © EH Gaylord, Jas N i J-£ Carr, Geo 8 Hupp, NP Brown, Geo C Shaw, John Schmidt, Aw Lademan, Alex Sloan, _-% “LER E Robinson, Jas B Gray, ( “Louis Siebert, OMaltman, ) Oscar Brewa, CW Cross, \ P. Clancy. SMARTSVILLE. Jaa O'Brien, PD MeGaennex, Thos Murray, T 8 Brew, Johu owl Rebs Beaity, Albért. H Jerry Donehey, F Butler, Johu Smith, Wm Cramsey, Cen Slattery ss Dan O'Donnell, Jas Phelan, . John Hafey, * Phos Money. Thos Conlon, Capt Carreyan, be A * You BET. ° John Hussey, Philip Cunniff, John Hein a7 Goodwin, BF Snell, + hPhos. Bins. __» MOORE'S FLAT. : Chas Haggarty, John Brooks, . War Hearne,. Frank Henry, . Henry: MeNulty, ‘Thos Dooling. — Committee on Invitation Hon Win George,“Hon A Epibbia Henry Davis, Martin Ford, Dr § M Harris, AB Brady, Reception Committee. “Daniel Collins, M C Taylor, Jas Watt, Conchus ion, : 1 W Hayes Jr, Win Daws, 9 Fleor Commnuaitice. 3 John E €olli r, .-Themas . a il . Home Mutual Insurance Co. . Givil and Mining Engineers, €leke. The moat economical and successful process for ular. EDWARD G. DE — aaueeneiemeerenens GOLD MINERS. ORKING PLACER GRAVEL AND QUARTZ MINES” SAVE TroUF GorLpD: — +e USING — SILVER PLATED AM'LGAMATING PLATES. @ very much larger pérvdtitage of gold than any other method. Hotel Table Ware and all kinds Metal Goods Plated. Old Mining. Plates Bough!, Taken in’ Exchange for ‘New, or, Re-Plated. San Frneun Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating Works. 653 and 655 Mission Street, betwéen NewoMontgomery and Third, San Francis¢o. 4 now in use. Will warrant my Plates to save NNISTON, Proprietor. pee sadenihighaimmrnenatinmeie JOHN JACK’S Cigar and Tobacco STroRkz,On Pire Street, Nevada City, Mh Is the Oldest and oe ‘ Cheapest Store in Nevada City. ALWAYS ON HAND THE Largest, Best and Cheapest ~—STOCK Oor— CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ‘Geet. Nats, Fruits, € exeaciaiel “Fancy Goods, ‘etc. = Give me a call. a o10 SCHMIDT BROTHERS, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Nafiziger’s Meat Market NEVADA CITY. . PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, Flour and Feed‘ Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. JOHN, JACK. friends and the pmblic generally to call and examine my Goods and Prices. _ nd . OF CALIFORNIA chee . “CAPITAL $300,000 ick ‘Principal Office—305 California St., -. _ SAN FRANCISCO. Pree AN URANCE OALY. J. F. Hovewroy, President. ' Guo. H. Howard, Vice President Cuarues H.: Story, Secretary. Di. B. Evpy, Marine Secrctayy. BH. BicELow, Genéral Manager. R. H. Maer, Genera Agent. Grass Valley Branch fer Nevada Co. . DAVID WATT, 1 W. SIGOURNEY. ye B. BRAD) Manager. Orrice— MAIN STRELT,GRASS VA LEY _ CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET. . . NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $3¢,000. OFFIOERS: We Th 2 reer eer er Vice President 4+ JOHN T. MORGAN,,.Cuthier and Scereiary * —DIRECTORS:— Dr. R. M, Hent.-: » Jonw T. Monocax, Gro, M. Huaues. J ARBUGAar, NILES SEARLS. L. Hovssax, E. M. Paesron. farReceive Deposits, Buy and: Sell’ Ex 47 Purehase Geld Dust and Bullion fat Highest Price Paid for State an ci ‘. ty Warrants. : ‘DRAW CHECKS-GN ton se ae r ' 3d Example. Peoligy No. ae, ye or York, % March 27, 18@9. Amount. . .25,000,00 Sacramento, $ Total preayums paid . sy 2. om. 95 San Franelaco In this case the assured with rew, March Me z 27, 1880, im cash, 33,812.45, being ad per ct, Sam dese of premiums paid. . hes, Angtics Many policies will thus be paid in 1890, Po nao > _Exchange on, all the Principal /ahowing make Collectians and twansact a General Banking Business. 3 —~CORRESPONDEXTA— ‘(Ne York—First Nationa] Rank. Sas Francisco—First NationalGold Bank Sackamento—Natiousl Goid Bank of D ‘O, Mills & Co, Sax Josz—Farmers National Gold Bank. £8—Cotumer@al. e Los ANGEL Bank, 2 g, HARTWELL, County surve or. F. ENGLEBR 1oHt . qu. S. Dep. Minogel Surveyor. Hartwell. & Englebright, —AXD— Surveyors, PFICE AT COURT HOBSE, Nerads . yar fart extend a cordial invitation to our }, THE PLACE TO BUY EiQqliday Gooda. 1S AT R. N. SMOOT’S, (The Blind Man,) ag Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, . HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE and CHOICE STOCK of Fresh Candies, FreshFruits, Handsome Toys, Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco, Notions, Etc, "Attention is called to my new brands of Cigars, among them the : : Which Smokers ‘say isthe Best Cigar for the money ever brought to” aera City and which I am selling at FIVE CENTS EACH. Everything in my store will be sold at Lower Rates than the same quality of goods can be purchased for elsewhere. Comukitsess for supplying Christmas Trees with Candies and Toys will find great inducements by purchasing at’ my store. KR. N. SMOOT, The Bland Man. di-1 Insurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. FIRST. Recause its HINCONTESTABLE Folices are simple, concise.and without arduous conditions sudh as‘so frequently resultin technical and inequitable. settlements or annoying Utigation. Second. Recause ite Policics. besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters Policies ly pmove. Third. Because of its financial ssrength, progressive management,.and widely. extended business. (The average annual amount of ite new policies iss has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other vompany,) Policies carrie] Ten Years with the-re‘urn of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. lst Exam ye BRolicy No. 43,563, issued May 25, 1 Amount. , 10,000.60. Total Premiums paid (11 years), . . 5,594,00 The assured is now entitled do draw, in cash 96,455.80, having had besides $10, 006 of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent of p'emiums paid returnable in cash. mi -exatople and those whieh follew show ip Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declared by any other Company. 24 Examiiis Policy Na. .68,543, issued Dec. 30, 1 Endowment 29 years. Tontine Period Ten years. Amount, $14,000.00 Total Prevaiums paid (0 years). .7,582.00 The aswgred on Dec, 30, 148), will he @utitled to draw, in cash, 32, QHg3.30, 12a per ct. premiums paid. These results although prediited ty carefully made estingutes are Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Cash. Returns ef from 100: to 120 per cent. of the: siehanacme Paid. Assets, 3837, 366,841 15 Surplus, $7, 515 407,75 PRESIDENT : HENRY B. HYDE. VICE-PRESIDENT : aaa EM. “BROWN, Q's oat attention paid te Peamination . Mining Breperty. ~ . Sad Keporte-ce. od . scent, NEVADA, ciTy, CAL. . bacconist, has just received: a fresh co. and indiscretions of youth, “ness, early decay, loss of manhood, recently Se Bong sagee from holders ‘at Tontine_ The Palace Cigar Stare. Atex, ZexKinp,. the popular tostock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of thé choicest brands. Als» all the favorite -varicties of Chewing TobacHis stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and_ his prices are the towest i in the city, tf £FGo te the National ‘wud Hotel. S. A. Envy, Proprietor. For Ladies and Gentlemen, Second term of Business College begins Jan. 3. Book-keeping $10 a month. —“Pen— manship alone $5,or 3 lessous a'week I month $3. School every night, Saturday and Sunday excepted. imj > A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors nervous weak&e. J will send a recipe that will cure you, F REE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed env elope to the Rev, Josern T. Inman, Stawmax D, New York Ciry. mis-ly Peete graphs equa ‘to San Francisco's best. Coins, Operator. Ru DOLPH Photo-Ga lery, Broad Styeet, an ada. The American. People. No ate in the world suffer as much with Dyspepsia as Americans—and although years of experiencé in medicines have failed to agcomplish , a.certain and sure remedy until . Green’s August Flower was introduced for this disease and_ its: effects, yet so well has this remedy sueceed-. ed in every case to effect a cure, that there is not a druggist inthe United States but recommends the: August Tlower in all cases of dy ‘spepsia and Liver complaint, costiveness, sour stomach, sick headache, and all derangentents of the stomach and liver. Go to your druggist—and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve any case. Regular size 75 cents. 7 Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! aes. Are you disturbed at night and broken of yeur rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of eutting teeth. If so,go at onee and get # bottle of Mrs. ‘Winslow’s soothing syrup. It will relieve the poor.little sufferer immediately, you: may depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is nota mother on earth Wid has ever used it, who will not tell jp at once that it will regu ilate the bowels, and give rest te the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is ‘perfectly safe to use in “all ca: es, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of aae of the oldest nurses in the [‘wijed States. Sold ‘verywhere. % venta abottle’ , . It is a very common expression, ‘but we thinkthatasmed to embellish and preserve them to a ripe old age is decidedly,more.cppropyiate. .Dhis can be done by keeping yourself. suppled with. bottle of that. splendid dentifrice, Fragrant Sozadont, which will beantify the teeth and preserve them from the ravages of decay. .Sozodont cuntains no ,acids@er gritty substances which injure the enamel but iawomposed of rare and antisepic-herbs, which have a benéficial cffechou the whole economy of .the mouth. Sold dy all suyyists. Chrestnutwood?’s.). and best female physiciaus «and . . AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, areincomparable. They stimulate the TORPID LIVER, invigorate the NERVOUS SYSTEM, give tone tothe DIGESTIVE ORGANS. ‘ greate perfect digestion and regular movement of the bowels. AS AN ANTI-MALARIAL . They have no equal, acting as a preventive and cure for Bilious, Remittent, Intermittent, Typhoid Fevers, and Fever and Ague. _Upon the healthy action 1 of the Stomach and Liver ‘depends, almost wholly, the health of the human .‘DYSPEPSIA: _ . It is for the cure of this disease : andits attendants, SICK HEADACHE, — NERVOUSNESS, DESPON DENCY, “CONSTIPATION, PILES, &c., ‘that these Pills have gained such a wide reputation. No remedy was ever discovered thats j acts so speedily and géntly onthe . : digestive organs, giving them. tone and vigor to assimilatefood. This accomplished, , the NERVES, are BRACED, , the BRAIN N OURISHED, andthe BODY ROBUST. “Try this, Remedy fairly and you will gaina Vigorous Body, Pure ré Blood. strong nerves and a cheerful mind Price 25c. 35 Murray St. TUTT’S . HAIR DYE. -GRAY Harm on. “WHISKERS changed to a, Grossy BLAcK by-a rs eae. of 0 this Drm, It imparts a Natura acts Instantaneéously. Sold b or sent by express on receipt o Office, . 35, Murray Sti, “New York. Color, and Prossiets,, Owner Wanted. jou R STRAY HOGS have been. on the subseriber’s premises for six weeks. . Two of them barrows, with the left ear cut off, and about six months oli. The other’ two are black ; no mark about ; two months old, The owner is requested. to call, way damages and take them away. GEO: F, CX sgh w ie Brush Oreek, ne ar Selby Sips, Dex, Cc. W. CROSS, Ae and Counselor at Law, ob OFFIOL—@nr. # na «& Pine Steve tm, Drayage and Express. RAN. BAKER, =~ = + Proprictor, 8 PREPARED TO TRANSPORT HEAVY aid light articles to-any part of the city -at the Lowest Living Rates. All orders carefully arid promptly as age and satisfaction guaranteed. ee Stable, Empire Livery BRGAD STREET.. -NEVADA CITY Qpposite National Exchange Hotel, : D, WELLINGTON, Proprietor. RES. Proprietor of the EMPIRE STA BI. FS ‘, #enOUnCEs that he has now the largest wt of Horses, -Carriages and, Buggie ry To be found in this part of the State. Teanw, Hacks to let at the shortest notice.and uth mortronsenable teres: “The Ho are free from vice, of gopdsts le and cape pateeing #6 fost aReny ‘gentleman cares todrive Aa Carri for EBunerale attended two With promptnegs. Good Saddle Horses always on hand Borses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of tare guaranteed. b. WELLINGTON F. Von BUELOW,. M. D., pssierax AND SURG HON. ne OFPICE. aN. BELDEN’S pRut STORE, Masonite Building. Residence—Main Street, oppesite choot Hoysity Neva la City. Assessment Notice. YENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING Company. Location of prizeipal place ot business, Gold Hill, Storey Ogunty, NevaLAprEes wh possess thefinest complexions are among the. patrons of . 'Glenh’s Sulphur Soap. . Hill's h ir and whisker dye, biagk av brown, ee, i phatase metas -tartling and Terribte ie: To the ear of affection is the sapnd of adry metallic cough, that .seems asif-arattle ‘were sprang in the chest.of the beloved one, Hasten to loosen it with Hale’s honey oft berehoudd and tar, the ew medical agent, whivh is admitted cto be th: best remedy for pulinehary com plaints ct presenG duown, “Thy the faculty and: — the . peuple. All druggiste-beep of, = Paice 40. and $1. one. mibute. Pike’s Toothache di —: cure in cures it is accomplishing astunixhe-{_ da, Location of wor ks, Washin yton Town. ship, Nevasia County’, California, : Notice is hereby given thggat a me eting of the Bouré of Directors reka on the Twentienth (20th) day,of Now saner, Hae an asseasmient, (NG. 2,) of On vy alf a & share, Was levied upon thecagjtal stock uf the cororation, go og \witnediately, in United é tates gold voi, tothe Steretary, at the-oftfwe of the Coupeny, No, 205° Main street, Bedh 16, Nevasla. Any stock upon which this: Sapessinent dal ranainampaid on the Twenty third(3) day, of Deeein ber, issy, will bedelinquent, and al vertised ah sale ng public auction: and unless payment is made betore,. will be soll! t Monday, the. Twenty fourtin 24) day of JanuBry, 1st, to pay the deijnj pent assessment, jtoyether with tOsts Of ucivortising and expenses of said: by order of. tke Board oi Directors. FRANK A. Wisk, Secretary. itive —203 Main feet. doid Hill, Nevada. EMBNT. The day of sale of the whove Notice of A sexsmentis hereby postponed until Wer ‘. nesduwy the 244 day of February, 1831, at the same hour and Place. By order of the Board of Directors. FRANK A. WISE, Sec’y. “@ Gold Hill, Nexada, Dec. 23, 1880), wigh Elegant Buggies, Wagers and . ee er Ret vulval By SE ON is OSA ESO SE A em ie opens a neat ite aa A So = a sat naa ee oe Say

NANT La reast ®; Teprt2 Cain, in tri ails ate t Agengs, HLISSO. gent, ees iAge} ia Citys» »SOLD es made tor ‘ isco. , SUCCESS Francisto “a ead treet,. VER Velog anteed an by int, or: . in the. licited. nde ni. “p EEHIVE” ‘ Flour, Pearl Barley, 8 Ibs.,-25 ete Split Peas, 43 lbs., 1 00 Best Island Rice, 10 lbs., 100 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12cans 100 Tomatoés, fj cans 100 Corn, 5 cans 100 Jelly, See 3 cans, 99 Syrup, per gallon, _ 874 Sardines, smafl cans, 6 cans 1 00 Sardines, large cans, 4cans 1 00 ; “pores Peel ahd Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, *’ er lb, 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 60 Mulk Can full of Coffee, 3 tbe. 60 Beans, 334 Ibs. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 ots. Corn Starch, 2 pace ses, 25 cts. starch, 2 packages, 25 cts ' Frye’s English Cacoa, packet Wash Boards, -30 cts. Watir Buckets, “374 cts. Clothes Baskets, £0 cts. Rolling Pins, 15 ots. Potato. Mashers, 15 ets. All-goods subject’ to correction. = vot. XLI “ FF suns SE gem — °s ‘ > ae > oe — NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1880. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Nevada City, California. personae. &. P. BROWN, L. CALKINS. BROWN & CALKINS, PROPRIETORS, “paily Transcript” was Estabples lished September ah 1860. —— CASSEL PRICE LisT: —@F THE— GROCERY. STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City per 100 Ibs., $ Assorted Crackers 3 Soda Crackers Mackerel, No. 4, 240 80 per kit, 2350 bran, per 100 Ibs., 1 25 Smali Corn, per 100 ibs., 1 874. Wheat, per 100 lbs, 29 Ground Barley, per-100 lbs., 1 674 ‘Whole Bawley, per 100 ¥bs., 1 30 i. B. Tea, per Ib., 40. Japan Tea, per Ib., 85 Beehive Tea, per Ib. Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Dinner Can full of Coifee,5 lbs., 100 Prize Medak Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 gal can, '2 25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 ~ Washing Powder,‘3 packages, 25¢ Mustard, per bottle, © 10c. Pepper, per bottle, 0c. Wash Tubs, from 50 cents’'to 200 ad &@ Everything Presh and warrant ed to be the Best. _ Richard Roberts ‘quiyoew Aue 40 -ookpomnsg wes ‘38 BySIOZIT®,» GOT” yosnyding oy; oqnop seAeg. R. M. HUNT, M. D., A TIENDING PHYSICIAN,FFICE—PINE S STREET, Rear of W D } Vinton’s Drug Storeg J. M. Walling, yee and” Counselor at Law. diate NOTARY. PUBLIC. ~~ OFFICE—On Pine Street, frat door below Jacx’s Store. Wil-peactide faall the Souru of this State tnie 8. Hupp, A Mernes: and Counselor at Law. OFFICE —eornerof Broad and Pine st STUBS SEARLS. A, ©: NILES. YRED SEARLS Searls, Niles & rite Attorneys & Counselors’ at Law. Win 2 eats Roar iy Rowe IN AID W H Mitchell J Palamountain J Glasson ER West 8S D Avery David Binkelmaa J Seliger C Fritz W H Montgomery T L Hughes R Roberts W Lontzenheiser James Watt W F Finnie Dr W'C Jones Dr Ivancovieh © WE Pope: ~ David Watt B McGrath J Champiouw T F Carr P C Joice P J Ryan W Kellagher 8S Granger C Nathan RR Smith T H Moore W Reynolds J I8y ‘kes T Hedge DNCoffin gy E A Roberts P Noonan F Heoper J JamesG D McLean Wim Bee P Morshead A Laicas P Purcell 8.P Dorsey Dan Rourke add Dorsey WH Benson P Daity ‘. J€adden J Greany “J WyPeters ‘J F Judd W Campbelt W Stod jard M Ford P M McDonough — 4 Sanford + Murphy J Spidel P T Greaney J M Lakenan -M PS8tone_ T Rogers H Murphy T Mitchell Mitchell Cotta Po & wg ovr Been ee, Jas F@allagher, : as P Door, Keeper. -.. GOOD MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED., } Dholedts, (aduwitfing Lady and Gent.) 61 GRAND BALL GF THE ORPHAN Ciitorey ! OF GRASS VALLEY, re HAMILTON HALL, Friday Evening, Dec. 31. General Committee ¢ : Grass Valley. Hion Wm George T W Carsoa AB Brady Robert Cryer W Daws IW Hays, Jr. € C Townsend JM Manning James J Orr J Johnston D Meagher Peter Johnston . ABDibble C Taylor Frank Tayior P T Riley ec De J W Relly “ Dan P Holbrooke Jd Bamberger Sam Novitsky H Uphoff B Johnston James Bennaleck Geo Johnston J M Thomas . ~ Dr 8 M Harris WR Bird 2 Harrigan C Sullivan H Scadden J Hedrsh . JF Kidder J K Code P H Paynter J Gilbert ‘Geo, W_Hill M C Taylor J Perry E Creller : W A Hawley . f J Trenberth ~ 8S Notvitsky J P Grey Dr MeCoumick . . ‘@ Hamilton Daniel Collins A J Ridge CW Smith Jos Weissbein Jacob Heyman T.Cloke J P Shoemaker CH Mitchell Rh Jeffery y Henry Wohler AJ Foster &eorge Howe Ji D Meek}. Haas B Gad A Thornton T H Wiihelm G LewisJT Wickes J C Conaway Thomas Fahey Cc Dahlgren W fierney Fred Trebileox Doug V Shoemaker F Dulmaine J Noell A Gale T Othet George Parr Leslie Coombs © Millier Rk Caddy H Silvester Wm Morgan W J Crase R Thomas Wm Frank € White Thos Taffe Jd T Rodda J Benalleck “W Deamer T F Collins W Powell s ArmomoadsRenier ~G Compton T Leduc J Decota John E Carter Henry. Cam pbell C E Clinth B Dunston James W Cooley W C Stokes RBVADA CITY. Hon John Caldwell, Hon Niles Searls, Jacob Naffziger, Chas Kent, Ww 8 Richaras, Thes Moran, A Blumenthal, M Rosenberg, A I Zekind, “© Beckman, John Dunn, ‘“G v Schmittburg, Juhn Webber, ~= = A D Tower, A Isoard, tis Allan, A B Crosby, . I J Rotfe, Chas Grimes, Geo E Turner, Jos Kenny, C J Naffziger Wn Powell, John Kistle, L M Sukeforth, R C Walrath, Edwin Tilly, Jos Thomas, Ed Muller, © EH Gaylord, Jas N i J-£ Carr, Geo 8 Hupp, NP Brown, Geo C Shaw, John Schmidt, Aw Lademan, Alex Sloan, _-% “LER E Robinson, Jas B Gray, ( “Louis Siebert, OMaltman, ) Oscar Brewa, CW Cross, \ P. Clancy. SMARTSVILLE. Jaa O'Brien, PD MeGaennex, Thos Murray, T 8 Brew, Johu owl Rebs Beaity, Albért. H Jerry Donehey, F Butler, Johu Smith, Wm Cramsey, Cen Slattery ss Dan O'Donnell, Jas Phelan, . John Hafey, * Phos Money. Thos Conlon, Capt Carreyan, be A * You BET. ° John Hussey, Philip Cunniff, John Hein a7 Goodwin, BF Snell, + hPhos. Bins. __» MOORE'S FLAT. : Chas Haggarty, John Brooks, . War Hearne,. Frank Henry, . Henry: MeNulty, ‘Thos Dooling. — Committee on Invitation Hon Win George,“Hon A Epibbia Henry Davis, Martin Ford, Dr § M Harris, AB Brady, Reception Committee. “Daniel Collins, M C Taylor, Jas Watt, Conchus ion, : 1 W Hayes Jr, Win Daws, 9 Fleor Commnuaitice. 3 John E €olli r, .-Themas . a il . Home Mutual Insurance Co. . Givil and Mining Engineers, €leke. The moat economical and successful process for ular. EDWARD G. DE — aaueeneiemeerenens GOLD MINERS. ORKING PLACER GRAVEL AND QUARTZ MINES” SAVE TroUF GorLpD: — +e USING — SILVER PLATED AM'LGAMATING PLATES. @ very much larger pérvdtitage of gold than any other method. Hotel Table Ware and all kinds Metal Goods Plated. Old Mining. Plates Bough!, Taken in’ Exchange for ‘New, or, Re-Plated. San Frneun Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating Works. 653 and 655 Mission Street, betwéen NewoMontgomery and Third, San Francis¢o. 4 now in use. Will warrant my Plates to save NNISTON, Proprietor. pee sadenihighaimmrnenatinmeie JOHN JACK’S Cigar and Tobacco STroRkz,On Pire Street, Nevada City, Mh Is the Oldest and oe ‘ Cheapest Store in Nevada City. ALWAYS ON HAND THE

Largest, Best and Cheapest ~—STOCK Oor— CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ‘Geet. Nats, Fruits, € exeaciaiel “Fancy Goods, ‘etc. = Give me a call. a o10 SCHMIDT BROTHERS, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nextdoor to Nafiziger’s Meat Market NEVADA CITY. . PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, Flour and Feed‘ Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. JOHN, JACK. friends and the pmblic generally to call and examine my Goods and Prices. _ nd . OF CALIFORNIA chee . “CAPITAL $300,000 ick ‘Principal Office—305 California St., -. _ SAN FRANCISCO. Pree AN URANCE OALY. J. F. Hovewroy, President. ' Guo. H. Howard, Vice President Cuarues H.: Story, Secretary. Di. B. Evpy, Marine Secrctayy. BH. BicELow, Genéral Manager. R. H. Maer, Genera Agent. Grass Valley Branch fer Nevada Co. . DAVID WATT, 1 W. SIGOURNEY. ye B. BRAD) Manager. Orrice— MAIN STRELT,GRASS VA LEY _ CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET. .. .. NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $3¢,000. OFFIOERS: We Th 2 reer eer er Vice President 4+ JOHN T. MORGAN,,.Cuthier and Scereiary * —DIRECTORS:— Dr. R. M, Hent.-: » Jonw T. Monocax, Gro, M. Huaues. J ARBUGAar, NILES SEARLS. L. Hovssax, E. M. Paesron. farReceive Deposits, Buy and: Sell’ Ex 47 Purehase Geld Dust and Bullion fat Highest Price Paid for State an ci ‘. ty Warrants. : ‘DRAW CHECKS-GN ton se ae r ' 3d Example. Peoligy No. ae, ye or York, % March 27, 18@9. Amount. . .25,000,00 Sacramento, $ Total preayums paid . sy 2. om. 95 San Franelaco In this case the assured with rew, March Me z 27, 1880, im cash, 33,812.45, being ad per ct, Sam dese of premiums paid. . hes, Angtics Many policies will thus be paid in 1890, Po nao > _Exchange on, all the Principal /ahowing make Collectians and twansact a General Banking Business. 3 —~CORRESPONDEXTA— ‘(Ne York—First Nationa] Rank. Sas Francisco—First NationalGold Bank Sackamento—Natiousl Goid Bank of D ‘O, Mills & Co, Sax Josz—Farmers National Gold Bank. £8—Cotumer@al. e Los ANGEL Bank, 2 g, HARTWELL, County surve or. F. ENGLEBR 1oHt . qu. S. Dep. Minogel Surveyor. Hartwell. & Englebright, —AXD— Surveyors, PFICE AT COURT HOBSE, Nerads . yar fart extend a cordial invitation to our }, THE PLACE TO BUY EiQqliday Gooda. 1S AT R. N. SMOOT’S, (The Blind Man,) ag Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, . HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE and CHOICE STOCK of Fresh Candies, FreshFruits, Handsome Toys, Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco, Notions, Etc, "Attention is called to my new brands of Cigars, among them the : : Which Smokers ‘say isthe Best Cigar for the money ever brought to” aera City and which I am selling at FIVE CENTS EACH. Everything in my store will be sold at Lower Rates than the same quality of goods can be purchased for elsewhere. Comukitsess for supplying Christmas Trees with Candies and Toys will find great inducements by purchasing at’ my store. KR. N. SMOOT, The Bland Man. di-1 Insurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. FIRST. Recause its HINCONTESTABLE Folices are simple, concise.and without arduous conditions sudh as‘so frequently resultin technical and inequitable. settlements or annoying Utigation. Second. Recause ite Policics. besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters Policies ly pmove. Third. Because of its financial ssrength, progressive management,.and widely. extended business. (The average annual amount of ite new policies iss has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other vompany,) Policies carrie] Ten Years with the-re‘urn of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. lst Exam ye BRolicy No. 43,563, issued May 25, 1 Amount. , 10,000.60. Total Premiums paid (11 years), . . 5,594,00 The assured is now entitled do draw, in cash 96,455.80, having had besides $10, 006 of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent of p'emiums paid returnable in cash. mi -exatople and those whieh follew show ip Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declared by any other Company. 24 Examiiis Policy Na. .68,543, issued Dec. 30, 1 Endowment 29 years. Tontine Period Ten years. Amount, $14,000.00 Total Prevaiums paid (0 years).. .7,582.00 The aswgred on Dec, 30, 148), will he @utitled to draw, in cash, 32, QHg3.30, 12a per ct. premiums paid. These results although prediited ty carefully made estingutes are Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Cash. Returns ef from 100: to 120 per cent. of the: siehanacme Paid. Assets, 3837, 366,841 15 Surplus, $7, 515 407,75 PRESIDENT : HENRY B. HYDE. VICE-PRESIDENT : aaa EM. “BROWN, Q's oat attention paid te Peamination . Mining Breperty. ~ . Sad Keporte-ce. od . scent, NEVADA, ciTy, CAL. . bacconist, has just received: a fresh co. and indiscretions of youth, “ness, early decay, loss of manhood, recently Se Bong sagee from holders ‘at Tontine_ The Palace Cigar Stare. Atex, ZexKinp,. the popular tostock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of thé choicest brands. Als» all the favorite -varicties of Chewing TobacHis stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and_ his prices are the towest i in the city, tf £FGo te the National ‘wud Hotel. S. A. Envy, Proprietor. For Ladies and Gentlemen, Second term of Business College begins Jan. 3. Book-keeping $10 a month. —“Pen— manship alone $5,or 3 lessous a'week I month $3. School every night, Saturday and Sunday excepted. imj > A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors nervous weak&e. J will send a recipe that will cure you, F REE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed env elope to the Rev, Josern T. Inman, Stawmax D, New York Ciry. mis-ly Peete graphs equa ‘to San Francisco's best. Coins, Operator. Ru DOLPH Photo-Ga lery, Broad Styeet, an ada. The American. People. No ate in the world suffer as much with Dyspepsia as Americans—and although years of experiencé in medicines have failed to agcomplish , a.certain and sure remedy until . Green’s August Flower was introduced for this disease and_ its: effects, yet so well has this remedy sueceed-. ed in every case to effect a cure, that there is not a druggist inthe United States but recommends the: August Tlower in all cases of dy ‘spepsia and Liver complaint, costiveness, sour stomach, sick headache, and all derangentents of the stomach and liver. Go to your druggist—and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve any case. Regular size 75 cents. 7 Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! aes. Are you disturbed at night and broken of yeur rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of eutting teeth. If so,go at onee and get # bottle of Mrs. ‘Winslow’s soothing syrup. It will relieve the poor.little sufferer immediately, you: may depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is nota mother on earth Wid has ever used it, who will not tell jp at once that it will regu ilate the bowels, and give rest te the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is ‘perfectly safe to use in “all ca: es, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of aae of the oldest nurses in the [‘wijed States. Sold ‘verywhere. % venta abottle’ , . It is a very common expression, ‘but we thinkthatasmed to embellish and preserve them to a ripe old age is decidedly,more.cppropyiate. .Dhis can be done by keeping yourself. suppled with. bottle of that. splendid dentifrice, Fragrant Sozadont, which will beantify the teeth and preserve them from the ravages of decay. .Sozodont cuntains no ,acids@er gritty substances which injure the enamel but iawomposed of rare and antisepic-herbs, which have a benéficial cffechou the whole economy of .the mouth. Sold dy all suyyists. Chrestnutwood?’s.). and best female physiciaus «and . . AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, areincomparable. They stimulate the TORPID LIVER, invigorate the NERVOUS SYSTEM, give tone tothe DIGESTIVE ORGANS. ‘ greate perfect digestion and regular movement of the bowels. AS AN ANTI-MALARIAL . They have no equal, acting as a preventive and cure for Bilious, Remittent, Intermittent, Typhoid Fevers, and Fever and Ague. _Upon the healthy action 1 of the Stomach and Liver ‘depends, almost wholly, the health of the human .‘DYSPEPSIA: _ . It is for the cure of this disease : andits attendants, SICK HEADACHE, — NERVOUSNESS, DESPON DENCY, “CONSTIPATION, PILES, &c., ‘that these Pills have gained such a wide reputation. No remedy was ever discovered thats j acts so speedily and géntly onthe . : digestive organs, giving them. tone and vigor to assimilatefood. This accomplished, , the NERVES, are BRACED, , the BRAIN N OURISHED, andthe BODY ROBUST. “Try this, Remedy fairly and you will gaina Vigorous Body, Pure ré Blood. strong nerves and a cheerful mind Price 25c. 35 Murray St. TUTT’S . HAIR DYE. -GRAY Harm on. “WHISKERS changed to a, Grossy BLAcK by-a rs eae. of 0 this Drm, It imparts a Natura acts Instantaneéously. Sold b or sent by express on receipt o Office, . 35, Murray Sti, “New York. Color, and Prossiets,, Owner Wanted. jou R STRAY HOGS have been. on the subseriber’s premises for six weeks. . Two of them barrows, with the left ear cut off, and about six months oli. The other’ two are black ; no mark about ; two months old, The owner is requested. to call, way damages and take them away. GEO: F, CX sgh w ie Brush Oreek, ne ar Selby Sips, Dex, Cc. W. CROSS, Ae and Counselor at Law, ob OFFIOL—@nr. # na «& Pine Steve tm, Drayage and Express. RAN. BAKER, =~ = + Proprictor, 8 PREPARED TO TRANSPORT HEAVY aid light articles to-any part of the city -at the Lowest Living Rates. All orders carefully arid promptly as age and satisfaction guaranteed. ee Stable, Empire Livery BRGAD STREET.... -NEVADA CITY Qpposite National Exchange Hotel, : D, WELLINGTON, Proprietor. RES. Proprietor of the EMPIRE STA BI. FS ‘, #enOUnCEs that he has now the largest wt of Horses, -Carriages and, Buggie ry To be found in this part of the State. Teanw, Hacks to let at the shortest notice.and uth mortronsenable teres: “The Ho are free from vice, of gopdsts le and cape pateeing #6 fost aReny ‘gentleman cares todrive Aa Carri for EBunerale attended two With promptnegs. Good Saddle Horses always on hand Borses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of tare guaranteed. b. WELLINGTON F. Von BUELOW,. M. D., pssierax AND SURG HON. ne OFPICE. aN. BELDEN’S pRut STORE, Masonite Building. Residence—Main Street, oppesite choot Hoysity Neva la City. Assessment Notice. YENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING Company. Location of prizeipal place ot business, Gold Hill, Storey Ogunty, NevaLAprEes wh possess thefinest complexions are among the. patrons of . 'Glenh’s Sulphur Soap. . Hill's h ir and whisker dye, biagk av brown, ee, i phatase metas -tartling and Terribte ie: To the ear of affection is the sapnd of adry metallic cough, that .seems asif-arattle ‘were sprang in the chest.of the beloved one, Hasten to loosen it with Hale’s honey oft berehoudd and tar, the ew medical agent, whivh is admitted cto be th: best remedy for pulinehary com plaints ct presenG duown, “Thy the faculty and: — the . peuple. All druggiste-beep of, = Paice 40. and $1. one. mibute. Pike’s Toothache di —: cure in cures it is accomplishing astunixhe-{_ da, Location of wor ks, Washin yton Town. ship, Nevasia County’, California, : Notice is hereby given thggat a me eting of the Bouré of Directors reka on the Twentienth (20th) day,of Now saner, Hae an asseasmient, (NG. 2,) of On vy alf a & share, Was levied upon thecagjtal stock uf the cororation, go og \witnediately, in United é tates gold voi, tothe Steretary, at the-oftfwe of the Coupeny, No, 205° Main street, Bedh 16, Nevasla. Any stock upon which this: Sapessinent dal ranainampaid on the Twenty third(3) day, of Deeein ber, issy, will bedelinquent, and al vertised ah sale ng public auction: and unless payment is made betore,. will be soll! t Monday, the. Twenty fourtin 24) day of JanuBry, 1st, to pay the deijnj pent assessment, jtoyether with tOsts Of ucivortising and expenses of said: by order of. tke Board oi Directors. FRANK A. Wisk, Secretary. itive —203 Main feet. doid Hill, Nevada. EMBNT. The day of sale of the whove Notice of A sexsmentis hereby postponed until Wer ‘. nesduwy the 244 day of February, 1831, at the same hour and Place. By order of the Board of Directors. FRANK A. WISE, Sec’y. “@ Gold Hill, Nexada, Dec. 23, 1880), wigh Elegant Buggies, Wagers and . ee er Ret vulval By SE ON is OSA ESO SE A em ie opens a neat ite aa A So = a sat naa ee oe Say