February 11, 1875 (4 pages)

THE D tom's nted, aT EO. . of City s Office JERLD nt of . . <= is oD 1 the that it and L BE Clerk. ES, icals,” N’S met at Grass Valley to transact the heavy costs will be added. to commence-assessing the property . . ' Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railley.and.transacted the usual »monthy business. Among other things th go and do it forthwith, or “suits will others. Were not. much hurt. ’ ‘wagon was badly smashed. ’ Colfax by different persons, The Daily Transeript : ‘NEVADA CIPY, CAL, tA) LOCAL AFFAIRS;: . Local: Brevitivs, Yesterday the Railroad Directors business of the Company. Yesterday was a most. delightful day and the editor of this paper could not resist the tefaptation of a buggy ride to the beautiful town of Grass Valley. : There are -over two hundred dedinquent tax-payers in thid county. The law relative to taxes is very stringent and all in arrears had bet . ter call at the Bank of Nevada coun-. ty and settle up. Collector Sanford will commence the.sale of property on Saturday week. After that tinre Four live: mountain” quai: are wanted, for which a good price will be paid. Anyone having them for sale-can hear of a purchaser by applying at this office, ~ John T. Morgan, “County ‘Aneentos is now busily engaged in preparing in this county, on Monday, the first day of.March. : The delinquent stockholders in the road had better pay up, if they. wish to avoid a law suit. . It isrumored that R. B. teas has-bought an interest in the wholesale liquor establishment of. Kirkpatrick and MéCue. Railroad Meeting. Yesterday forenoon the Directors of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge --\Railroad.Gomy pany, met “at Grass passed a resolution waiv-, ing their oh to eolleetthe-assess« ments which are, or may become due in the fature;> advertising, but.inall. cases where the stockholders fail to pay,to-commence suits against them for the amount of the assessment. The Directors made a contract with M. I. Beatty to build the road on the strength of the subscriptions to the stock of the Company, and unless it is paid, they cannot comply with their part of the: contract, and therefore they have determined to hold every stockholder personally responsible forthe amount he or they subscribed. It will be well for those who have not paid up, to ba commenced immediately and collected in the same manner as other debts that are due. 4 Runaway. We uuderstand trom Billy Holbrook, driver of the Grass,Valley . stage, that Len. Dorsey met witha severe accident while on his way to Colfax yesterday morning, with his mother, brothers and sister. After hehad passed Charley Morrison’s place, the horses acted badly, and while attempting to rein them up, the reins became unbuckled and ‘the horses started on a run,“ upsetting . the wagon and throwing the occupants upon the ground. Mrs. Dor‘sey received sewere injdries, but the The These are all the particalars we could learn. _-e : ” ‘A Falsehood. It is currently reported and gem} erally believed at Colfax, that “Niles Searls, T. W.~ ‘Sigourney’ and “N. P. Brown refused to pay their assessment on the railroad. The story is made out of whole cleth by some person who hoped the railroad would not be built. best to say nothing about it, but as ‘the rumor continves to come from we thought best to denounce it, as it is, a falsehood. These gentlemen paid their assessments up promptly when they became due. +. = zs y -Peath-of Nelly Ha ghes. oe. meeting . SPRING ld at the SOARD’S. ia city, wary, A. Crustees, a8 ef imess Go. at daily. i,) at 6 days and lat daily, Also, tzifriends, in their deep affliction. Matty Hughes, daaghter of Geo. M. Hughes, died of rhamatism of the heart, on Wednesday moring. Nelly was a bright and interesting girl. of 15 years, and dearly beloved by all who knew her. The afilicted parents have the warmest sympathy of their Guild Meeting. “Trinity Guild will meet at the residence ef N. P. Brown, on Thursday evéning, Feb. 11th. A full attendWe heard the} rumor several days ago, but thought}. iN ! Impprtant. Endorsed by the Medical profession. Ds. Wm. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs, diseases of the Throat and Cheit. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in‘One Minute. f7-6m 2 @ —--Sep Oats at LESTER & MUELOY’S. £6 Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator connected with photography in the world. Our ‘‘Elite’’ Portrait. 09 A Frtentrun. Cxorvs. — Nothing strikes so unpleasantly upon the ear -of an affectionate pafent-as the hoarse voices of a family of children laboring under bad colds, “A chorus ofthis dismal kind, is kept up in some me households the winter through simply becausé-the father and moth of cure 4r are ‘guilty of gross neglect. Hale’s Honey of Horehound. and days. No cough -or cold can resist its soothing infiuence. * Pike’s Toothache Diops—eure in one minute, oP GRAND BALL. For the Benefit of NEVADA DISTRICT SCHOOL AT TEMPERANCE HALL: st thursday Evening ee Feb. 18, 1875. TICKETS, including Supper. $3, Committes on Invitation. Nevada City. Hon, Chas. Kent, Hon, T. B. Reardan, Mon, Niles Searls, © Hon. John Caldwell, Jd. V. Hunter, B J. Watson, Géo; B; ‘Lurner, A; Wester; W. H. Murchie, A. H. Hanson, ‘Jacob Natiziger, M. Hyman, G. W. Smith, T, C. Plunkett, B. O. Miller, C, H. Moore W.-H, Crawfora, “Stanley Eddy, .W. W. Jacobs, KR. W, ‘Tully, T, W. Sigourney, © W. A. Roberts, J. d. Ott, Dr. KR. M. Hunt, A.D, Tower, aes Lee Garthe. ‘Grass Vulley. ; trink G. Beatty, A,B, Brady, A.B Dibble — 6-H Bury; Rufus Shoemaker,—~R-beech,; Jd, C, Conaway, D. Nathan, A. Berg, ; E. P, Sanford.North San Juan, R, MeMurrey, 8. Furth, O, P. Stidger, A.J. Putnam. French Corral—V° G. Bell. Eureka—J, W. Robb. _ Moore’s Flat— Chas, Hagerty. Dan. Collins, Farley. You Bet—B, F, Snell, John Heinson and W. H. Duryea, Oakland—O. Maltman and Chas. Beedle. Willow Valley—James Carr, J. P. Ebaugh Scott’s} Flat—Thos. Hoémes. Quakcr Hill—A. P. Clark, Hunt’s Hill—Ed. Carney. Rough & Ready—Geo, Grant, 8. H. DikeForest Springs—Joseph Perrin, Wheatland—Jonathan Clarx, Dr H. Lohse Committee on Reception. Frank Power, ~ F, H. McAllister, John I’ Caldwell, \G. 8. Hupp. ° “W.D. Long. Committee on Hall, Music and Plating. L. Nihell, 'W.J. Organ, A. Goldgmith. Committee on Supper. FLOOR COMMITTEE. Bruce B, Lee, Dr. H.,S: Welch, AI, Zexind, Chas. Grimes, E. Goldsmith, A. R, Lord, B.C, Walrath, w. BR. Co3e. FIREMEN ’S BALL. cana KT ASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY. Monday Evening. sac 22, 1875. —s ah tex wanes or the property _ owners and z citizens of GRASS VALLEY, the . Grass Valley Fire Association, Has concluded to give a aia Grand welt on February 22d, — AT. HAMILTON HALL, To which the Firemen and Citizens of Nevada City, as wellas script, are most cordiaHy inper. $250. j23 ———_ DENTISTRY. R. P. E, HUGHSON, has opened an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. js prepared toperforin all kinds of ietnenioal and Operative ba seg in the latest ost & Vv es. Aeet aeial ‘Teeth inserted ns Gold, Silver Valounite and Alumimam. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence if desired. ‘Mus, W. B. Cox, Secy. "i cures Cou hs, + Colds and Consumption, and “alla wheezing,” “shuffiig; “coughing, and er are either ignorant ef the. means . . Tar will establish quiet in three} North Bloomfield—T. P. Crandall and Dr “Blue Tent—E. B. Eddy, C, W. Tozer and {9.D. Campbell, James Colley, M. L. Marsh, John Cashin. . all the readers of the Tran-. we £ RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE TRADE WITH THE CHOICEST . Albof which they warrant tobe FERST CLASS, and Superior to ‘the same article cured belowa ALi ORDERS FORWARDED "TO Cashin & Co., NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, _Will be Promptly Filled. Seveds City, Dec. isth, IMMENSE ARRIVAL! Six. THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF Boots and Shoes, Have just been received at ‘R. COW'S STORE] 32 At the corner of Main and Commercia 8 “This is the this city. They Gaine sold at LOWER RA'KES than they can be obtained elsewhere in\Nevadg County. ‘styles and finest quality of Ladies, Missesand Chi New style men’s SEWED ITS, Grand Duke Alexis Ties, Overshoes of wyery style and description, etc. A large ‘assortment of CALF, KIP and SOLE LEATHER, anv conn Boot and Shoe Findings, “si wilt be sold to dealers at San Franc’ cost prices, freight included, for Cash. goods before purchasing, feeling assured that Ican please them in ee and price. nov26 W.R. COL. CASHIN & CO. . and -at-prices-whick will allow them to be] Among the stock may\ve found the latest . LT invite every one to call and examine = (BELL & BELDEN, ' Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, \ HOLESALE AND’ RETAIL DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines , Mihing Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &6. A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, TOILET. POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS; BRUSHES, «ec. &. Ke. A choice selection of ° . WINES, . LIQUORS, -ete. : FOR MEDICINAL. PURPOSES, — “Backs! 2 Books -BLANKBOOKS, ' SCHOOL BOOKS, -. ~ GID BOOKS." ae CITY, RE now selling out their entire stock . , nuZ&. Of Choice CIGARS, TOBACCO, CUTLERY, » ete., ete., ‘. mission and Freight by making Valley » will receive pe-mpt attentiou, SELLING.OUT AT COST!} JACOBS & BROTHER, MASONIC HALL,PINE STREET, NEVADA WwW. Hi. Graerised” : ‘COLUMN. <2 At San Francisco Cost Prices, : Country Dealers can Save Com-« their Puychases at our Storc, janbJACOBS & BRO. PALMER SMITH. County Surveyor,. ek . Co, Survey: C8. Dap: Burveyor TB . Dep. Bury ae. MERRY. & SMITH, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS, ake. LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTSNEVADA G ITY. : fea Office at thé COURT HOUSE. Orders lett at—the Daily Union. Offiee, Grass jal }). B. MERRY, itoney ve and: ' Shel HARDWARE! gewcalezde, kND==: AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At the Old Stana, 8 ean ‘THE UNION “HOTEL, _. JUVENILES, ° NEW PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY. i Gold res, <> Steel. Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, pees Bill Cap, . Drawing Paper, ; Envelopes. x &e, &o Albums, Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, a evicted pits ~ Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, . }WINDOW GLASS, Ae PAINT BRUSHES. Agent Pacific Mu Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California-« -: “BELIA& BELDAN, PROPRIBTORS. Open all Night. -NEVADACITY Auction, Commission end Variety Store. . ——— Fine ITURE REPAIRED. Second Hand Furni+ture Bought & Sold. BROAD STREET, NEVADA crry. Opposite the Bank. Nevada, Jan. 18, 1875. BLACKSMITHING \re ° Be maa AND . waGon MAKING. ‘ & os ; ) CLANCY, having now full charge e of the Blacksmith Shop on Broad Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM CHEAPER ering the quality of Goods. Thestock consists of the best of Gent's and Boys’ Clothing, andeverything usually found in a first-class Clothing. Store. Established i in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, MINERS’ WORK, share of _ patronage ia solicited. _ P. CLANCY. im BSS Ee wae aii-sithee Sandde watt his line. A Street, opposite, City Hail, is baisnsaias JAMES J. OTT. ie —. Main Street, Nevada City. BLACKSMITHING, OLD ORES oe aieg description Re-: fined, Melted and Assayea. \ WAGON WORK. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, : * ELECTROPLATING HORSESHOEING, IN GOLD OR SILVER. PRICES REASONABLE, JAS, J. OTT: Nevada, March 6th. -—— . M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN! MEVADA CITY. Than any any body—consid, : SPECIAL NOTICE, OTICE is hereby given that C.J. ‘NNAFFZIGER.has this day formed a Srmetaceahin with JACOB’ NAFFZIGER, under the firm name of J. &C.ds NAFFZIGER, eo And will continué.the Retail Meat busine’ at the old stand on * COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on “hand the very best of . ~ MEATS OF ALL 1 KINDS; SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. All persons indebted’to FACOB NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts atthe above named place of business, Nevada City, May Ist, 1874. TAM’S oys STER SALOON “Pine Uicest: beim: B Broad. and Commercial, Nevada City. ANTONIO. TAM: has lately y returned from tbe Bay, where . he made arrangements toa tq ceive Eastern-and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served upin any style desired, He also laid. in a large stock of -CONFECOTIONERY and NUTS of the freshest and choicest varieties, and lots of other GOOD things, which he desives the good people of Nevada to. call and: examine, == THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be had: at his OYSTER SALOON, and smokers are requested to call and be cénvinced. of the fact, 7 MAIN STREET, NE: ro A dD saiaelel Tron.and: Steel, Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWSROPE BLOCKS-& SHEAVES, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting, &c. GLASS AND PUTTY, LINSEED AND CASTOR OIL. Sole Agent tor the Averill Chemicat Paint Mixed Ready for Use. Giant, Hercules and Eastern POWDER. AGENT road THE . WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Families supplied with OYSTERS. at their houses, by leaving orders at the SALOON. sep 13 ANTONIO TAM, \.¢. PRESH AND CHOICE. aK JOHN JACK, UNION HOTEL, VY Honesar as AND RETAIL DEALER MAIN STREET, CIGARS, ~ a TOBACCO, NEVADA CITY. “NURS, *, " CONFECTIONERY, ie i MESTIC FRUITS, CHAS. H. MOORE, & CO., FQREIGN FRUITS, He bas just received\another large and choice stock of IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, superior to any before brought to this city, to which he speciaNy. invites the attention Of Smokers. 67” Also a fine stock of Cuewhie ‘Tobacco; . . comprising all the favorite brands, He has just-received a vice stock of Gilroy CIGARS AND ‘TOBACCO, from the celebrated Consolidated Cao’s Factory. All lovers of the — ere “cal -and-92-) amine them. JOHN J ACK. — Nevada, Jan. 9, 1875. CONSUMPTION CURED. O-THE EDITOR OF DAILY TRANSCRIPT. EsTEEMED Frienp: Will you please inform your readers that I have a positive. CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. THE. NEVADA And all disordets of the Throat and Lungs, and that, by its use in my practice, T have cured hundreds of cases, and will give $1,000 00 racase it will not benefit. Indeed, so gismy faith, I will send a SAMPLE, ‘, to-any sufferer addressing me. Please show this—letter_ to any one you may kno*%who is suffering from these diseases. and lige, Faithfully Yours, ae DR. T. F. BURT, j28 69 WilNam St., New York, 8. A. EDDY, . ’, Proprietor. HIS WELL’ KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have ‘been made to it,and it hus been fitted up; in elegant style. 'The Sleeping Rooms are large, +} airy and comfortable, and the ‘able will compare fayorably with that of any Hotel} . inthe State. heProprietor. will bpare no pains nor expense to render his guests comfortable. Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The House is kept cpen all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public ~ Billiard Tables and Bar mmeciek with the Hotel, 7” . . Share of Public Patronage is reapeetfilly solicited, 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor, = meh January 17th. se je Nevada County. ae Go and see the new patent SPRING. BED BOTTOM! The Best —ALSO— Imitation Marble Ever Invented. . MANTLE PIECES. MADE OF IRON. EQUALTO THEFINEST MARBLE And at HALF THE COST! SEO TSSREETNMN ee aaa! bs ‘Wooden a and Willow Ware, Geushioes apa Glassware, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. And Everything in a First Class HARDWARE STURE,__ 4 A gi . before purchasing élsewhere, and wo er than any other Hardware Store in Those o1 our friends who reside in the country can send their orders.to be promptly attended to. W.-H. CRAWFORD, 27. and’29 Main Street, NEVADA CITY. a December Ist., 1874. er ‘ car Gale and examine our prices will convince you that we sell cheapus by mail or express and they will” fe

THE D tom's nted, aT EO. . of City s Office JERLD nt of . . <= is oD 1 the that it and L BE Clerk. ES, icals,” N’S met at Grass Valley to transact the heavy costs will be added. to commence-assessing the property . . ' Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railley.and.transacted the usual »monthy business. Among other things th go and do it forthwith, or “suits will others. Were not. much hurt. ’ ‘wagon was badly smashed. ’ Colfax by different persons, The Daily Transeript : ‘NEVADA CIPY, CAL, tA) LOCAL AFFAIRS;: . Local: Brevitivs, Yesterday the Railroad Directors business of the Company. Yesterday was a most. delightful day and the editor of this paper could not resist the tefaptation of a buggy ride to the beautiful town of Grass Valley. : There are -over two hundred dedinquent tax-payers in thid county. The law relative to taxes is very stringent and all in arrears had bet . ter call at the Bank of Nevada coun-. ty and settle up. Collector Sanford will commence the.sale of property on Saturday week. After that tinre Four live: mountain” quai: are wanted, for which a good price will be paid. Anyone having them for sale-can hear of a purchaser by applying at this office, ~ John T. Morgan, “County ‘Aneentos is now busily engaged in preparing in this county, on Monday, the first day of.March. : The delinquent stockholders in the road had better pay up, if they. wish to avoid a law suit. . It isrumored that R. B. teas has-bought an interest in the wholesale liquor establishment of. Kirkpatrick and MéCue. Railroad Meeting. Yesterday forenoon the Directors of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge --\Railroad.Gomy pany, met “at Grass passed a resolution waiv-, ing their oh to eolleetthe-assess« ments which are, or may become due in the fature;> advertising, but.inall. cases where the stockholders fail to pay,to-commence suits against them for the amount of the assessment. The Directors made a contract with M. I. Beatty to build the road on the strength of the subscriptions to the stock of the Company, and unless it is paid, they cannot comply with their part of the: contract, and therefore they have determined to hold every stockholder personally responsible forthe amount he or they subscribed. It will be well for those who have not paid up, to ba commenced immediately and collected in the same manner as other debts that are due. 4 Runaway. We uuderstand trom Billy Holbrook, driver of the Grass,Valley . stage, that Len. Dorsey met witha severe accident while on his way to Colfax yesterday morning, with his mother, brothers and sister. After hehad passed Charley Morrison’s place, the horses acted badly, and while attempting to rein them up, the reins became unbuckled and ‘the horses started on a run,“ upsetting . the wagon and throwing the occupants upon the ground. Mrs. Dor‘sey received sewere injdries, but the The These are all the particalars we could learn. _-e : ” ‘A Falsehood. It is currently reported and gem} erally believed at Colfax, that “Niles Searls, T. W.~ ‘Sigourney’ and “N. P. Brown refused to pay their assessment on the railroad. The story is made out of whole cleth by some person who hoped the railroad would not be built. best to say nothing about it, but as ‘the rumor continves to come from we thought best to denounce it, as it is, a falsehood. These gentlemen paid their assessments up promptly when they became due. +. = zs y -Peath-of Nelly Ha ghes. oe. meeting . SPRING ld at the SOARD’S. ia city, wary, A. Crustees, a8 ef imess Go. at daily. i,) at 6 days and lat daily, Also, tzifriends, in their deep affliction. Matty Hughes, daaghter of Geo. M. Hughes, died of rhamatism of the heart, on Wednesday moring. Nelly was a bright and interesting girl. of 15 years, and dearly beloved by all who knew her. The afilicted parents have the warmest sympathy of their Guild Meeting. “Trinity Guild will meet at the residence ef N. P. Brown, on Thursday evéning, Feb. 11th. A full attendWe heard the} rumor several days ago, but thought}. iN ! Impprtant. Endorsed by the Medical profession. Ds. Wm. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs, diseases of the Throat and Cheit. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in‘One Minute. f7-6m 2 @ —--Sep Oats at LESTER & MUELOY’S. £6 Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator connected with photography in the world. Our ‘‘Elite’’ Portrait. 09 A Frtentrun. Cxorvs. — Nothing strikes so unpleasantly upon the ear -of an affectionate pafent-as the hoarse voices of a family of children laboring under bad colds, “A chorus ofthis dismal kind, is kept up in some me households the winter through simply becausé-the father and moth of cure 4r are ‘guilty of gross neglect. Hale’s Honey of Horehound. and days. No cough -or cold can resist its soothing infiuence. * Pike’s Toothache Diops—eure in one minute, oP GRAND BALL. For the Benefit of NEVADA DISTRICT SCHOOL AT TEMPERANCE HALL: st thursday Evening ee Feb. 18, 1875. TICKETS, including Supper. $3, Committes on Invitation. Nevada City. Hon, Chas. Kent, Hon, T. B. Reardan, Mon, Niles Searls, © Hon. John Caldwell, Jd. V. Hunter, B J. Watson, Géo; B; ‘Lurner, A; Wester; W. H. Murchie, A. H. Hanson, ‘Jacob Natiziger, M. Hyman, G. W. Smith, T, C. Plunkett, B. O. Miller, C, H. Moore W.-H, Crawfora, “Stanley Eddy, .W. W. Jacobs, KR. W, ‘Tully, T, W. Sigourney, © W. A. Roberts, J. d. Ott, Dr. KR. M. Hunt, A.D, Tower, aes Lee Garthe. ‘Grass Vulley. ; trink G. Beatty, A,B, Brady, A.B Dibble — 6-H Bury; Rufus Shoemaker,—~R-beech,; Jd, C, Conaway, D. Nathan, A. Berg, ; E. P, Sanford.North San Juan, R, MeMurrey, 8. Furth, O, P. Stidger, A.J. Putnam. French Corral—V° G. Bell. Eureka—J, W. Robb. _ Moore’s Flat— Chas, Hagerty. Dan. Collins, Farley. You Bet—B, F, Snell, John Heinson and W. H. Duryea, Oakland—O. Maltman and Chas. Beedle. Willow Valley—James Carr, J. P. Ebaugh Scott’s} Flat—Thos. Hoémes. Quakcr Hill—A. P. Clark, Hunt’s Hill—Ed. Carney. Rough & Ready—Geo, Grant, 8. H. DikeForest Springs—Joseph Perrin, Wheatland—Jonathan Clarx, Dr H. Lohse Committee on Reception. Frank Power, ~ F, H. McAllister, John I’ Caldwell, \G. 8. Hupp. ° “W.D. Long. Committee on Hall, Music and Plating. L. Nihell, 'W.J. Organ, A. Goldgmith. Committee on Supper. FLOOR COMMITTEE. Bruce B, Lee, Dr. H.,S: Welch, AI, Zexind, Chas. Grimes, E. Goldsmith, A. R, Lord, B.C, Walrath, w. BR. Co3e. FIREMEN ’S BALL. cana KT ASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY. Monday Evening. sac 22, 1875. —s ah tex wanes or the property _ owners and z citizens of GRASS VALLEY, the . Grass Valley Fire Association, Has concluded to give a aia Grand welt on February 22d, — AT. HAMILTON HALL, To which the Firemen and Citizens of Nevada City, as wellas script, are most cordiaHy inper. $250. j23 ———_ DENTISTRY. R. P. E, HUGHSON, has opened an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. js prepared toperforin all kinds of ietnenioal and Operative ba seg in the latest ost & Vv es. Aeet aeial ‘Teeth inserted ns Gold, Silver Valounite and Alumimam. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence if desired. ‘Mus, W. B. Cox, Secy. "i cures Cou hs, + Colds and Consumption, and “alla wheezing,” “shuffiig; “coughing, and er are either ignorant ef the. means . . Tar will establish quiet in three} North Bloomfield—T. P. Crandall and Dr “Blue Tent—E. B. Eddy, C, W. Tozer and {9.D. Campbell, James Colley, M. L. Marsh, John Cashin. . all the readers of the Tran-. we £ RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE TRADE WITH THE CHOICEST . Albof which they warrant tobe FERST CLASS, and Superior to ‘the same article cured belowa ALi ORDERS FORWARDED "TO Cashin & Co., NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, _Will be Promptly Filled. Seveds City, Dec. isth, IMMENSE ARRIVAL! Six. THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF Boots and Shoes, Have just been received at ‘R. COW'S STORE] 32 At the corner of Main and Commercia 8 “This is the this city. They Gaine sold at LOWER RA'KES than they can be obtained elsewhere in\Nevadg County. ‘styles and finest quality of Ladies, Missesand Chi New style men’s SEWED ITS, Grand Duke Alexis Ties, Overshoes of wyery style and description, etc. A large ‘assortment of CALF, KIP and SOLE LEATHER, anv

conn Boot and Shoe Findings, “si wilt be sold to dealers at San Franc’ cost prices, freight included, for Cash. goods before purchasing, feeling assured that Ican please them in ee and price. nov26 W.R. COL. CASHIN & CO. . and -at-prices-whick will allow them to be] Among the stock may\ve found the latest . LT invite every one to call and examine = (BELL & BELDEN, ' Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, \ HOLESALE AND’ RETAIL DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines , Mihing Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &6. A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, TOILET. POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS; BRUSHES, «ec. &. Ke. A choice selection of ° . WINES, . LIQUORS, -ete. : FOR MEDICINAL. PURPOSES, — “Backs! 2 Books -BLANKBOOKS, ' SCHOOL BOOKS, -. ~ GID BOOKS.." ae CITY, RE now selling out their entire stock . , nuZ&. Of Choice CIGARS, TOBACCO, CUTLERY, » ete., ete., ‘. mission and Freight by making Valley » will receive pe-mpt attentiou, SELLING.OUT AT COST!} JACOBS & BROTHER, MASONIC HALL,PINE STREET, NEVADA WwW. Hi. Graerised” : ‘COLUMN. <2 At San Francisco Cost Prices, : Country Dealers can Save Com-« their Puychases at our Storc, janbJACOBS & BRO. PALMER SMITH. County Surveyor,. ek . Co, Survey: C8. Dap: Burveyor TB . Dep. Bury ae. MERRY. & SMITH, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS, ake. LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTSNEVADA G ITY. : fea Office at thé COURT HOUSE. Orders lett at—the Daily Union. Offiee, Grass jal }). B. MERRY, itoney ve and: ' Shel HARDWARE! gewcalezde, kND==: AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, At the Old Stana, 8 ean ‘THE UNION “HOTEL, _. JUVENILES, ° NEW PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY. i Gold res, <> Steel. Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, pees Bill Cap, . Drawing Paper, ; Envelopes. x &e, &o Albums, Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, a evicted pits ~ Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, . }WINDOW GLASS, Ae PAINT BRUSHES. Agent Pacific Mu Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California-« -: “BELIA& BELDAN, PROPRIBTORS. Open all Night. -NEVADACITY Auction, Commission end Variety Store. . ——— Fine ITURE REPAIRED. Second Hand Furni+ture Bought & Sold. BROAD STREET, NEVADA crry. Opposite the Bank. Nevada, Jan. 18, 1875. BLACKSMITHING \re ° Be maa AND . waGon MAKING. ‘ & os ; ) CLANCY, having now full charge e of the Blacksmith Shop on Broad Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. Ever seen in the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM CHEAPER ering the quality of Goods. Thestock consists of the best of Gent's and Boys’ Clothing, andeverything usually found in a first-class Clothing. Store. Established i in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, MINERS’ WORK, share of _ patronage ia solicited. _ P. CLANCY. im BSS Ee wae aii-sithee Sandde watt his line. A Street, opposite, City Hail, is baisnsaias JAMES J. OTT. ie —. Main Street, Nevada City. BLACKSMITHING, OLD ORES oe aieg description Re-: fined, Melted and Assayea. \ WAGON WORK. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, : * ELECTROPLATING HORSESHOEING, IN GOLD OR SILVER. PRICES REASONABLE, JAS, J. OTT: Nevada, March 6th. -—— . M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN! MEVADA CITY. Than any any body—consid, : SPECIAL NOTICE, OTICE is hereby given that C.J. ‘NNAFFZIGER.has this day formed a Srmetaceahin with JACOB’ NAFFZIGER, under the firm name of J. &C.ds NAFFZIGER, eo And will continué.the Retail Meat busine’ at the old stand on * COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on “hand the very best of . ~ MEATS OF ALL 1 KINDS; SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON and LARD. All persons indebted’to FACOB NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts atthe above named place of business, Nevada City, May Ist, 1874. TAM’S oys STER SALOON “Pine Uicest: beim: B Broad. and Commercial, Nevada City. ANTONIO. TAM: has lately y returned from tbe Bay, where . he made arrangements toa tq ceive Eastern-and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served upin any style desired, He also laid. in a large stock of -CONFECOTIONERY and NUTS of the freshest and choicest varieties, and lots of other GOOD things, which he desives the good people of Nevada to. call and: examine, == THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be had: at his OYSTER SALOON, and smokers are requested to call and be cénvinced. of the fact, 7 MAIN STREET, NE: ro A dD saiaelel Tron.and: Steel, Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWSROPE BLOCKS-& SHEAVES, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting, &c. GLASS AND PUTTY, LINSEED AND CASTOR OIL. Sole Agent tor the Averill Chemicat Paint Mixed Ready for Use. Giant, Hercules and Eastern POWDER. AGENT road THE . WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Families supplied with OYSTERS. at their houses, by leaving orders at the SALOON. sep 13 ANTONIO TAM, \.¢. PRESH AND CHOICE. aK JOHN JACK, UNION HOTEL, VY Honesar as AND RETAIL DEALER MAIN STREET, CIGARS, ~ a TOBACCO, NEVADA CITY. “NURS, *, " CONFECTIONERY, ie i MESTIC FRUITS, CHAS. H. MOORE, & CO., FQREIGN FRUITS, He bas just received\another large and choice stock of IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, superior to any before brought to this city, to which he speciaNy. invites the attention Of Smokers. 67” Also a fine stock of Cuewhie ‘Tobacco; . . comprising all the favorite brands, He has just-received a vice stock of Gilroy CIGARS AND ‘TOBACCO, from the celebrated Consolidated Cao’s Factory. All lovers of the — ere “cal -and-92-) amine them. JOHN J ACK. — Nevada, Jan. 9, 1875. CONSUMPTION CURED. O-THE EDITOR OF DAILY TRANSCRIPT. EsTEEMED Frienp: Will you please inform your readers that I have a positive. CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. THE. NEVADA And all disordets of the Throat and Lungs, and that, by its use in my practice, T have cured hundreds of cases, and will give $1,000 00 racase it will not benefit. Indeed, so gismy faith, I will send a SAMPLE, ‘, to-any sufferer addressing me. Please show this—letter_ to any one you may kno*%who is suffering from these diseases. and lige, Faithfully Yours, ae DR. T. F. BURT, j28 69 WilNam St., New York, 8. A. EDDY, . ’, Proprietor. HIS WELL’ KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have ‘been made to it,and it hus been fitted up; in elegant style. 'The Sleeping Rooms are large, +} airy and comfortable, and the ‘able will compare fayorably with that of any Hotel} . inthe State. heProprietor. will bpare no pains nor expense to render his guests comfortable. Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The House is kept cpen all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public ~ Billiard Tables and Bar mmeciek with the Hotel, 7” . .. Share of Public Patronage is reapeetfilly solicited, 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor, = meh January 17th. se je Nevada County. ae Go and see the new patent SPRING. BED BOTTOM! The Best —ALSO— Imitation Marble Ever Invented. . MANTLE PIECES. MADE OF IRON. EQUALTO THEFINEST MARBLE And at HALF THE COST! SEO TSSREETNMN ee aaa! bs ‘Wooden a and Willow Ware, Geushioes apa Glassware, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. And Everything in a First Class HARDWARE STURE,__ 4 A gi . before purchasing élsewhere, and wo er than any other Hardware Store in Those o1 our friends who reside in the country can send their orders.to be promptly attended to. W.-H. CRAWFORD, 27. and’29 Main Street, NEVADA CITY. a December Ist., 1874. er ‘ car Gale and examine our prices will convince you that we sell cheapus by mail or express and they will” fe