February 18, 1881 (4 pages)

STORZ, BLOCK, Nevada City 00 The: ¢2 25 Si 149 er kit; ny Cas, fy 00 Ibs, ]00 Ibe., 2 09 Se : 23 ounds $) og ounds $] Og 3 Ibg,, 25 Cts 13 Ibs., -} 9% 10 Ibs. 1 99 . box, 399 ‘cans. f 09 o cans 1 0 cans, $9 6cans 109 4cans 109 , 3 lbs, 1 99-— per. lb’, 79 3 Ibs. 60 3 lhs., 69 ,5 lbs., 1 00 1 00 Age, 2 cis, 3, 25 ets, 25 ets T per ga’ 0c gal can, 225 Ss a acket 25 kages 25e, 10e, 10¢, orrection, and warrant EBRATED hisky, . 1al purposes, . THE Muscatel, rize GNE, »berts luced! ped tT” Reduced !--= WITH THE OF vada City, o sell the or Retail Yrs COST. ISCO ! nbe, but 2 position ! iT OF RY, , UIT, Ete. rket, and1 am CES y Prices: ywusand in Sam ad in San apiece. sents api : and five cente> nd on Pisce 48_Variously estimated at from. $3.9 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA SITY CALIFORNIA ceases Bricf Mehtion. C. BE. Mulloy and wife returned night before last from the Bay. There wag avotber break Wédnesday exeuing in_ Young. Men'a Social Club stock. ‘ : Miss Nettie Morse of Gran’‘teville is visiting in this city with Under Sheriff Carter and wife. Z The stock of the-Derbec drift -ming has-been listed onthe Stock Buard at San Francisco. The damage done by the fire in ‘C. BE. Malloy’s house Tucaday evening to $400, lefore last, aud yestér'ay was a beantiful day. Many thivk the old fellow let go only to spit on his lands fora fresh hold. ‘Lhe wagon-roads in every direc— tien are jn a‘horrible couditidn, and the Recordiug-Angel is kept on the jump scoring black marks opposite. the names of the tieretofore gentle teamsters. He George Wright, a tramp who had just served out a fifteen day term tor vagrancy, was. yesterday Wdis— charged from the. County Jail that. hemight buffet with the -cold and eruel world, ce Mr. Phelan, who was in charge of James Malone’s cabin when John Glassit broke into it last Sunday, says that the latter did not make the warlike remark to-him that he had “‘fixed” one-man and would _tix Preparing for the Big Explosion. The blast of thirty thousand pounds of Judson powder to be -let off at the American hydraulic mine near San Juan, to-mocrow or next day, will give that region sach a shaking up as it has not experienced in along time. Judson powder is one of the wickedest explosives in the ‘whole category. Ax ounce of it will make.a fifteen-hand-bigh mule turn pale around the heels, pound fired.from a cannon anti-deb~is Senator’s ear would awaken liim toa realizing sense of his unstatesmanlike and unprofitable policy of trying to work the ruin of ‘the mining section of the State h and a into an teams that could pull through only 2,500-pounds ata load because of the bad condition of the roads. The last six ldads went over to the “Mmitie yesterday morning. If during _ the next two or three days theSacramento Bee man thinks he hears something drop up this way he must not fee! alarmed. It won't be anything but the noise made ‘by the American mines in blasting out golden bricks that. will eventually get-into the glutted coffe:s of merchants and newspaper publ‘shers and other business men throughout’ the length and breadth of the State. When we fellows up here have get ali these bricks we can carry we'll move down into a lower country, cent home, convert the rest into—U. S$ bonds, and spend all _ovurineom e ‘pretends to loveso weil. This thirty thousand pounds ef powder came as . far as this—point by railroad, —andKing tooka.rest_night. then-had-to-be-hauled-over—by big The Ball at Bleomfield. It is reasonably anticipated weal the festival and’ ball to ‘be given . at Cummings’ Hall,Nerth FE] onfi 1}, ; on next Tuesday evening, for the: _ benefit of the new Cutholic church of that village, will be one of the . , Pleasantest social gatherings Occurring in the county, / rious comm ever The vaittees are making the most liberal arrangements to secure . the success of the event, looking to . the details with a carefulness that cannot fail to prodace the best of re. . sults. There isan excelleat pros. pect that the weather will favor the . good cause in whose interests the . hall is given, and that Thany. fpersons. They have no equal, ac Ss a le ha AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, areincomparable. They stimulate the TORPID LIVER, invigorate the NERVOUS SYSTEM, give tone tothe DIGESTIVE ORGANS create perfect digestion and regular movement of the bowels. : TUTT’S . AS AN ANTI RIAL. preventive and cure for Bilious, Remittent, Intermittent, Typhoid on thie héaithy action ofthe Stom-— will be present f-om all the country around, “The “beauti‘ul Japanese card receixer thatietobe-ratitee off the benefit of the church, is a rare work of art and the contest for it wi ] we warrant be spirited, Bound @ver, Ah Joe, examined in Justice Rob. inson’s Court yesterday on a charge of attempting to burglarize Saninel Peck’s cabin. at Blue Tent, was bound over for trial in the Superior Court. . His bond was fixed at $1,000. Sleeping Rooms to Rent. “Pleasant sleeping rooms, with or without fire, on Broad. street, for rent. Enquire at this office, {2 . SMirH the Grocer believes in big sales and small profits. {17-lw —_——————__2 ea For Rent Cheap. on the sainé evening, and also for! _strong nerves and a cheerful mind ach and Liver depends, “wholly, the health of the and its attendants, SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS, DES. PONDENCY, CONSTIPATION, PILES, é&o., that these Pills have gained sucha wide reputation. No remedy was-ever discovered that acts so speedily and gently on the digestive organs,giving them tone and vigor to assimilatefood. This accomplished, the NERVES are BRACED, the BRAIN NOURISHED, andthe BODY ROBUST. Try this Remedy fairly and you will. gaina Vigorous Body, Pure Blood, Price 25c. 35 Murray 8t. TUTT’S HAIR DY Gray Hare orn WuHiskers changed Guossy BLACK by a single applicg fon 0 this Dre. It imp: a Natu acts Instantaneously. Sold b: or sent by ex on receipt 0: Office, 35 “Murray St, New York.) “Orchard and Vineyard him (Phelan) too, as reported. To-night the City Trustees will take definite action regaiding the fixing of water rates for the ersuing year, As stated in these columns . }. yesterday, they earnestly reqnest the presence and counsel of all ciiizens who have interest in the matter. Messrs. Par: & Harryhousen are enlarging and otherwise—improving by putting in new shelving, ete., the store,on Mari street recently owned by B. Sangn‘netti. They propose to open up in.a few.days with ove of the best arranged establishments in the mountains, : Justice Robinson’s dec'sion in the civil cace against the Chinese laundrymen, tered Wednesday evening, was ‘‘forninst” the defendant. The Chinese laund-ies must hereafter pay their licenses promptly er go to jail and forfeit part of their property— when they have any. o_-Disturbed the Peace. ‘Wednesday evening a man named Martin while in an intoxicated condition created so much of a disturbance on the streets that he was tak-— en in tow by the police. C. C. Gillespie, his friend, objected so strenuously to his being locked up that Marshal Baldridge and officers Stevens and Rogers after somewhat of a struggle maintained the dignity of the law by puttingthem both in the City Prison. Yesterday morning they were introduced to the august’ presence of Justice Rabinson before whom they freely acknowledged the error of their ways by pleading guilty. His honor gave them the alternative of either payinga ten dollar fine apiece or going to jail. for five days, They paid the fines, Putting in More Monitors. The Blue Tent and Sailor Flat hydraulic companies are making things fairly ‘‘hum” out their way. Ar sther big new monitor for each claim.has . just_arrived here via the Narrow Gauge railroad. These mines annually produce thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of bullion, not one cent of which goes to the ‘‘foreign corporations” that are such a bugbear to the anti-mining men. The compinies owning them contribute greatly to the prosperity and wealth of Nevada City, 4nd eventually to the profit of the’ State at large. ae Tr is meportanr hard times for every one to know where to buy their groceries and’ provisions. There are several grocery stores in this city, and if you visit them all you will be inced that for low prices and fair dealing you should patronize W. H/ Smith, Commercial street, opsite the TRANSCRIPT office. f17-lw 7 > above living expenses in’ fighting the wicked miners. Or Death of a Fermer Resident, Hy Albert Mau, of the firm of Albert Mau & Co., wholesale grocers on Front street, San Francisco, died in-that city Wednesday morning at the age of 51 years. Mr. Mau was @ nativeyof Prussia and came to this éoast in 1850, settling in Nevada City, For several years he was engaged in business on Broad street, and is well remembered by most of the pioneers of this. section. In 1860 he went to l’evada and became a prominent merchant at Virginia City, aud at Austin until 1868, when he went to San Francisco. He leavesa wife and seven children. —=—--. —— Another Coup!e Made Happy. _ The matrimonial alliance entered into Wednesday evening by George A. Nihel and Miss Helen M. Stinson is the signal for their numerous frieuds to shower warm congratula— tions on the heads of the young couple who have demonstrated their wisdom as well as their good taste. The Transcriet, which by the way was kindly--remembered witha box of fine cigars, wishes them a long and prosperous voyage on the sea of ‘matrimony, Groceries at San Francisee Cost. An opportunity is now offered to where te secure great bargains in groceries and provisions. Schmidt Bros. have determined to close business in this city, and offer to sell their stock, whieh is all new goods, at San Francisco firet cost prices. Any therchant who will take the entire stock can have it at a still great. er, reduction. Read their advertisement in another column, Card of Acknowledgement. . . Ep. Transcript: We wish to ex+ press our grateful appreciation of the services of our neighbors and’ the firemen in extinguishing so promptly and with so little damage the fire which caught in our house on the evening of the lith instant. _ C. E. Motzoy, Mrs, C. E. Muxzoy. £Go to the: National Exchange Hotel. 8S. A. Envy, Proprietor. “Hale Fellow Well Met!” Hale fellows who have been made ‘hale and hearty” by the balsamic action of Hale’s honey of horehound and Ta-, have reason to bless the day when Dr. Hale introduced this sterling remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore roat and Jufluenza, and all — of the ~ organs, which eventuate when neglected in Consumption. Its efficacy in all cases of the kind has become a erb. Sold by all d : house, No. 115.Fulten st.,[New York, one minute, Vice always i G ‘s sulphur’ boap, Hal's whisker dye, b.ack or brown, 50e, ‘ 4 Pike’s Toothache drops oure =} Good furnished rooms can be had by the day, week or month. Apply at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets. Mrs. -E. Nicnous, j22 Notice. % W._H. Bell, Tuner and Repairer of Organs and Pianos, will remain in the city a few days, All these. desiring his services can leave orders at the Union Hotel, tion guaranteed or no pay. Satisfacf15 —> 2 eS ___. Fix liquors at Smith’s. f17-lw Grand Ball, A Grand Ball will be given by the Ivy Social Club on Washington's Birthday, Tuesday evening, February 22d, 1881, at Temperance Hall. The best of music has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets $1.50. td Fine Tea at Cost. Being overstocked with the popular “C. B.” Tea, I will until further notice sell the same at cost, viz; 35 centsa pound, . j23-tf Wiruram Worr. For first-class groceries at bedrock prices go to W. H. Smith’s, lw sarRare opportunities offered at Chestnut wood’s Business College. a Armed to the Teeth. 4 It is a very common expression, but we think that armed to embéllish and preserve them toa ripe old age is decidedly more appropriate. This can be done by keeping yourself suppled with a bottle of that splendid dentifrice, Fra t Sozodont, which will beautify the teeth and preserve them from the ravages of decay. Sozodont cuntains no acids or gritty substances which injure the ename but is composed of rare and antisepic herbs, which have a beneficial effect on the whole economy of the mouth, Sold by all druggists, — toe : Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! !! ! you disturbed at night and ‘oken of your rest by a sick child ciating pain of cutting teeth. If so, go at once and get a 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 not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and aay a9 health * Ma child, operating like magic, is perfectly safe to use in all 4 — Toall who are and indiseretions of y ness, early decay, loss that & recipe will send sod on. . suffering and crying with the excru. . TO LET. HE American Hill Orchard and Vineyard. é containing from 3,000 to 4,690 bearing Fruit frees and 4,000 GrapeVines, to let tor aterm of fren ONE TO FIVE YEARS. For particulars apply to £3 I. J. ROLFE, Nevada City arate . AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN: STREETS Nevada City, NAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes & Gaiters. . Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, slippers and Busking. Also a large assortment of Children’s and Misses’ School Shoes, Boys’ and Gents’ Kipand Calf Boots. Arctics and Overshoes for young and old. I have reduced my prices of Gcodsbut not the Quality. Thanking my old friends and patrons for it favors I hope to merit a continuance of ¢ same, 420 W. R. COR. FESTIVAL & BALL Cummings’ Hall, , North Bloomfield, ON THE NIGHT oF Tuesday, February 22, 1881, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THAT TOWN, ee ee ee ee es Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. K™ CONSTANTLY ON .HAND FoR SATLF All kinds of Common and Clear LUMBER. Orders left at the office of South Yubs Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Valley road will be promptly attended to. DWELLING IN Good Repair, on the Red Dog Road, be_ANQUIRE WITHIN 3Q DAYS 4T Merete] noim CITIZENS BANK, Fevers, dnd FeverandAgue. Up. ~atmost— pines, Feels, bob,and boiler 46 inches human . It is for-the cure of this disease . With double hoist and bob. Boiler, er. “Hoisting and pumping gear nearly néw, 1 8Anech Engine, 8x16. * tand 35 feet diameter, complete, with MACHINERY . —AT THE— Nevada. Foundry.) 12-inch Engine, 24 inch stroke, with heavy hoisting and pumping rig. 10-inch Engine, 20-inch stroke, New. __ Complete Hoi ing rig-conststing of 2 10x90 En— by 16 feet. :=-1_8-inch Engine, +6-nch=stroke, . 36x12,-nearly new, : 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, ‘Reversi ble, with hoisting and pumping rig. Boiler 36 inchgé by 12-teet;-——---— 4A Portabl Fagine, 8x16, and boil“1 Aubular. boiler 40 inches by 16 10-stamp mill, 730 pound stamps. . 8-stamp mill, 850 pound _ Stamps, Steam Pump, 10x)2eylinder, W a> ter cylinder 6x12. 3 6-inch Cornish Pumps_ 2 8-inch Cornish Pumps, 1 Horn Pan and Settler. 4 Michel Pans, 3 Knox Paus. 500 féet 6-inch column, in good order, 325 feet 9-inch column, nearly new. ‘Water gates from 3 inches to 22 inches, *.1 ll-inch Little Giant, secondhand. 2 F'ue Boilers 36x20 feet, 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet. 3 Overshot Water Wheels 26, 32 5 shafting, pinions, gearing, etc. In good order. Tron Cars, anda variety of Mining Implements, APPLY TO G. G. ALLAN, Nevada Foundry, Spring St., NEVADA CITY. 423-tt “DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE _— ON EAST BROAD STREET, Opposite E. M. Preston's, 1 OFFER FOR SALE the Mansard >} Roof Cottage, built by me the past ; is season. It has Seven Rooms be% sides Bath Room, Pantry, Closets, Clothes Presses. Wood Shed and Cellar, with @ good Store house and Chicken Yard’in the rea r. Will be sold less than it could be built for new, as I have opportunities to build another partly on “dicker” trades, : ia one meaning business is invited to give the plave a clos: inspection in any kind of weather, : LEON m. BOWDOEN, Navada City, Feb, 5th, 1880. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, REVADA CITY, HAVING PU*CHASED the above Varl.e! we a. now MUNGOR @@® NAFFZIGER PROPRIPTORS. Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, Etc. Our facilities for procuring fat young cattle are superior to any firm in Nevada county, and our customers can always rely upon getting the Sas ts Best Meats To be hadin the Market. £@ Satisfaction the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed&s upon our pred: ab A. LADEMAN, ; DEALER i Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad ‘and Commercial Btreets, LS and will t: all kinds of sting and_ Pump. _ + We respectfully olicit a eontinuance of . . KEYSTONE Mi RKES Commercial Street, Nevada Chey. ass HAVING purchased the above named Maret, § wil glad tosce all tormepie ren wbke to Supply the pablic ica’ Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything eergraily kept inva FIRST CLASS MARRY; Whith will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND FRESE rmARD Of my own man ) ufacture, which is guaianteed tobe A, No.1. ee “Having had long experience in the t-asiness, . can guarantee tegive perfect sitisiic tion to all, and will supply the : __.Very Best inmy Line. All Kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times, CHAS. KENT BAY STATE MARKET Broad street, opp. City Hal, ‘ : NEVAPA CIE css cee Shae eee Aes CAL JAMES COLLEY, Prop'r. z ba 5 Bay Stute Market, {. am prepared to supply. thd people of ve~ vada City and vicinity with choice Having purchhsed the coo Will and fixtures of the ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, etc., At as low rates as can be purchased any: where in Nevada County, s Meata dclivered within a renso tance free of charge. Rf you want a nice ronst, stenk, cutlet or chop, give ine a cali. Those of-my old patrons who are indebted to me for meats purchased at the Bread Street Market, are requested to settle their accounts by the Ist of January, 1881, without fail, as the busi-_ ess must be closed by that time. ~ JAMES COLLEY. Nevada City, Noy. 30, 1880. Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA nable dis CAPITAL $300,000. Principal Office—305 California &t., SAN FRANCISCO, erse INSURANCE ONLY, > ee J, F. Novautrox, President. o " Gao, Vi. Nowaro, Vice President Crarins HW. Srory, Secretary, N. B. Evoy, Marine Secrctary. H. H. BioxLvow, General Manager R., H. Magitn, Genera Agent, f, Grass Valley Branch for Nevada‘ ¢¢. TRUST YS: DAVID WATT, 1 W. SIGOURNEY. A. B. BRAD Manager, Orricep—MAIN STRELT,GRASS. VALLEY Arpad Haraszthy & Co's CHAMPAGNES. Wwe take great pride in recommending our pure and really superior Chas pagnes to pend no generally. They are roduced exactly asare all the high grace rench Champagnes, by fermentation iu the bottle, but, differentiy from their foreyrn competitors, are neither strengthened with spirits, nor flavored up in any manner, hut are absolutely pure, and therefore, oven: when indisereetly used, will never produce a headache, , : The Ecli Extra ory is a ol cate flavored, vivacious Wine, eminent! y suited for Parties, Dinners, and Clubs. : ThgSparkling Muscatel is a luscious, rich, hi flavored. Wine, of the Mowelie order, only much richer, and a great favorite witia the ladies. : The Grand Prize, often called the Private Cuvee, is a medium dry, fuil flavored find bodied Wine, and highly prized by all for these elegant qualities. No true connoisveur can try these superi« or Champagnes withomt admiring them. Richard Roberts, Sole Agent for Nevada (ty. January 13th—1m « —AND— INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC. PROF. HIRSCH EGS to inform his friends and the public in general, that he has located perma hently in Nevada City, and is prepared io Persons desiring to take lessons on the Piano, Flute, and Violin; (the latter a specialty,) Can do ap at moderate terns. lars apply at For particu F. G. GUILD'S, Broad Sircet. Nevada, Jan, 21,1881, Deadwood Gold Mining Co. . HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders gee Ce Compeee be held at the Comce, erode Cite, on 23d VebraCity Choice Family Groceries a Specialty . ary. at i me paoy’s Off + R. B. SYMINGTON, Bee’ . ive Musica} Instructions, both -Vocki and . . instrumental. *; *

STORZ, BLOCK, Nevada City 00 The: ¢2 25 Si 149 er kit; ny Cas, fy 00 Ibs, ]00 Ibe., 2 09 Se : 23 ounds $) og ounds $] Og 3 Ibg,, 25 Cts 13 Ibs., -} 9% 10 Ibs. 1 99 . box, 399 ‘cans. f 09 o cans 1 0 cans, $9 6cans 109 4cans 109 , 3 lbs, 1 99-— per. lb’, 79 3 Ibs. 60 3 lhs., 69 ,5 lbs., 1 00 1 00 Age, 2 cis, 3, 25 ets, 25 ets T per ga’ 0c gal can, 225 Ss a acket 25 kages 25e, 10e, 10¢, orrection, and warrant EBRATED hisky, . 1al purposes, . THE Muscatel, rize GNE, »berts luced! ped tT” Reduced !--= WITH THE OF vada City, o sell the or Retail Yrs COST. ISCO ! nbe, but 2 position ! iT OF RY, , UIT, Ete. rket, and1 am CES y Prices: ywusand in Sam ad in San apiece. sents api : and five cente> nd on Pisce 48_Variously estimated at from. $3.9 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA SITY CALIFORNIA ceases Bricf Mehtion. C. BE. Mulloy and wife returned night before last from the Bay. There wag avotber break Wédnesday exeuing in_ Young. Men'a Social Club stock. ‘ : Miss Nettie Morse of Gran’‘teville is visiting in this city with Under Sheriff Carter and wife. Z The stock of the-Derbec drift -ming has-been listed onthe Stock Buard at San Francisco. The damage done by the fire in ‘C. BE. Malloy’s house Tucaday evening to $400, lefore last, aud yestér'ay was a beantiful day. Many thivk the old fellow let go only to spit on his lands fora fresh hold. ‘Lhe wagon-roads in every direc— tien are jn a‘horrible couditidn, and the Recordiug-Angel is kept on the jump scoring black marks opposite. the names of the tieretofore gentle teamsters. He George Wright, a tramp who had just served out a fifteen day term tor vagrancy, was. yesterday Wdis— charged from the. County Jail that. hemight buffet with the -cold and eruel world, ce Mr. Phelan, who was in charge of James Malone’s cabin when John Glassit broke into it last Sunday, says that the latter did not make the warlike remark to-him that he had “‘fixed” one-man and would _tix Preparing for the Big Explosion. The blast of thirty thousand pounds of Judson powder to be -let off at the American hydraulic mine near San Juan, to-mocrow or next day, will give that region sach a shaking up as it has not experienced in along time. Judson powder is one of the wickedest explosives in the ‘whole category. Ax ounce of it will make.a fifteen-hand-bigh mule turn pale around the heels, pound fired.from a cannon anti-deb~is Senator’s ear would awaken liim toa realizing sense of his unstatesmanlike and unprofitable policy of trying to work the ruin of ‘the mining section of the State h and a into an teams that could pull through only 2,500-pounds ata load because of the bad condition of the roads. The last six ldads went over to the “Mmitie yesterday morning. If during _ the next two or three days theSacramento Bee man thinks he hears something drop up this way he must not fee! alarmed. It won't be anything but the noise made ‘by the American mines in blasting out golden bricks that. will eventually get-into the glutted coffe:s of merchants and newspaper publ‘shers and other business men throughout’ the length and breadth of the State. When we fellows up here have get ali these bricks we can carry we'll move down into a lower country, cent home, convert the rest into—U. S$ bonds, and spend all _ovurineom e ‘pretends to loveso weil. This thirty thousand pounds ef powder came as . far as this—point by railroad, —andKing tooka.rest_night. then-had-to-be-hauled-over—by big The Ball at Bleomfield. It is reasonably anticipated weal the festival and’ ball to ‘be given . at Cummings’ Hall,Nerth FE] onfi 1}, ; on next Tuesday evening, for the: _ benefit of the new Cutholic church of that village, will be one of the . , Pleasantest social gatherings Occurring in the county, / rious comm ever The vaittees are making the most liberal arrangements to secure . the success of the event, looking to . the details with a carefulness that cannot fail to prodace the best of re. . sults. There isan excelleat pros. pect that the weather will favor the . good cause in whose interests the . hall is given, and that Thany. fpersons. They have no equal, ac Ss a le ha AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, areincomparable. They stimulate the TORPID LIVER, invigorate the NERVOUS SYSTEM, give tone tothe DIGESTIVE ORGANS create perfect digestion and regular movement of the bowels. : TUTT’S . AS AN ANTI RIAL. preventive and cure for Bilious, Remittent, Intermittent, Typhoid on thie héaithy action ofthe Stom-— will be present f-om all the country around, “The “beauti‘ul Japanese card receixer thatietobe-ratitee off the benefit of the church, is a rare work of art and the contest for it wi ] we warrant be spirited, Bound @ver, Ah Joe, examined in Justice Rob. inson’s Court yesterday on a charge of attempting to burglarize Saninel Peck’s cabin. at Blue Tent, was bound over for trial in the Superior Court. . His bond was fixed at $1,000. Sleeping Rooms to Rent. “Pleasant sleeping rooms, with or without fire, on Broad. street, for rent. Enquire at this office, {2 . SMirH the Grocer believes in big sales and small profits. {17-lw —_——————__2 ea For Rent Cheap. on the sainé evening, and also for! _strong nerves and a cheerful mind ach and Liver depends, “wholly, the health of the and its attendants, SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS, DES. PONDENCY, CONSTIPATION, PILES, é&o., that these Pills have gained sucha wide reputation. No remedy was-ever discovered that acts so speedily and gently on the digestive organs,giving them tone and vigor to assimilatefood. This accomplished, the NERVES are BRACED, the BRAIN NOURISHED, andthe BODY ROBUST. Try this Remedy fairly and you will. gaina Vigorous Body, Pure Blood, Price 25c. 35 Murray 8t. TUTT’S HAIR DY Gray Hare orn WuHiskers changed Guossy BLACK by a single applicg fon 0 this Dre. It imp: a Natu acts Instantaneously. Sold b: or sent by ex on receipt 0: Office, 35 “Murray St, New York.) “Orchard and Vineyard him (Phelan) too, as reported. To-night the City Trustees will take definite action regaiding the fixing of water rates for the ersuing year, As stated in these columns . }. yesterday, they earnestly reqnest the presence and counsel of all ciiizens who have interest in the matter. Messrs. Par: & Harryhousen are enlarging and otherwise—improving by putting in new shelving, ete., the store,on Mari street recently owned by B. Sangn‘netti. They propose to open up in.a few.days with ove of the best arranged establishments in the mountains, : Justice Robinson’s dec'sion in the civil cace against the Chinese laundrymen, tered Wednesday evening, was ‘‘forninst” the defendant. The Chinese laund-ies must hereafter pay their licenses promptly er go to jail and forfeit part of their property— when they have any. o_-Disturbed the Peace. ‘Wednesday evening a man named Martin while in an intoxicated condition created so much of a disturbance on the streets that he was tak-— en in tow by the police. C. C. Gillespie, his friend, objected so strenuously to his being locked up that Marshal Baldridge and officers Stevens and Rogers after somewhat of a struggle maintained the dignity of the law by puttingthem both in the City Prison. Yesterday morning they were introduced to the august’ presence of Justice Rabinson before whom they freely acknowledged the error of their ways by pleading guilty. His honor gave them the alternative of either payinga ten dollar fine apiece or going to jail. for five days, They paid the fines, Putting in More Monitors. The Blue Tent and Sailor Flat hydraulic companies are making things fairly ‘‘hum” out their way. Ar sther big new monitor for each claim.has . just_arrived here via the Narrow Gauge railroad. These mines annually produce thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of bullion, not one cent of which goes to the ‘‘foreign corporations” that are such a bugbear to the anti-mining men. The compinies owning them contribute greatly to the prosperity and wealth of Nevada City, 4nd eventually to the profit of the’ State at large. ae Tr is meportanr hard times for every one to know where to buy their groceries and’ provisions. There are several grocery stores in this city, and if you visit them all you will be inced that for low prices and fair dealing you should patronize W. H/ Smith, Commercial street, opsite the TRANSCRIPT office. f17-lw 7 > above living expenses in’ fighting the wicked miners. Or Death of a Fermer Resident, Hy Albert Mau, of the firm of Albert Mau & Co., wholesale grocers on Front street, San Francisco, died in-that city Wednesday morning at the age of 51 years. Mr. Mau was @ nativeyof Prussia and came to this éoast in 1850, settling in Nevada City, For several years he was engaged in business on Broad street, and is well remembered by most of the pioneers of this. section. In 1860 he went to l’evada and became a prominent merchant at Virginia City, aud at Austin until 1868, when he went to San Francisco. He leavesa wife and seven children. —=—--. —— Another Coup!e Made Happy. _ The matrimonial alliance entered into Wednesday evening by George A. Nihel and Miss Helen M. Stinson is the signal for their numerous frieuds to shower warm congratula— tions on the heads of the young couple who have demonstrated their wisdom as well as their good taste. The Transcriet, which by the way was kindly--remembered witha box of fine cigars, wishes them a long and prosperous voyage on the sea of ‘matrimony, Groceries at San Francisee Cost. An opportunity is now offered to where te secure great bargains in groceries and provisions. Schmidt Bros. have determined to close business in this city, and offer to sell their stock, whieh is all new goods, at San Francisco firet cost prices. Any therchant who will take the entire stock can have it at a still great. er, reduction. Read their advertisement in another column, Card of Acknowledgement. . . Ep. Transcript: We wish to ex+ press our grateful appreciation of the services of our neighbors and’ the firemen in extinguishing so promptly and with so little damage the fire which caught in our house on the evening of the lith instant. _ C. E. Motzoy, Mrs, C. E. Muxzoy. £Go to the: National Exchange Hotel. 8S. A. Envy, Proprietor. “Hale Fellow Well Met!” Hale fellows who have been made

‘hale and hearty” by the balsamic action of Hale’s honey of horehound and Ta-, have reason to bless the day when Dr. Hale introduced this sterling remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore roat and Jufluenza, and all — of the ~ organs, which eventuate when neglected in Consumption. Its efficacy in all cases of the kind has become a erb. Sold by all d : house, No. 115.Fulten st.,[New York, one minute, Vice always i G ‘s sulphur’ boap, Hal's whisker dye, b.ack or brown, 50e, ‘ 4 Pike’s Toothache drops oure =} Good furnished rooms can be had by the day, week or month. Apply at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets. Mrs. -E. Nicnous, j22 Notice. % W._H. Bell, Tuner and Repairer of Organs and Pianos, will remain in the city a few days, All these. desiring his services can leave orders at the Union Hotel, tion guaranteed or no pay. Satisfacf15 —> 2 eS ___. Fix liquors at Smith’s. f17-lw Grand Ball, A Grand Ball will be given by the Ivy Social Club on Washington's Birthday, Tuesday evening, February 22d, 1881, at Temperance Hall. The best of music has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets $1.50. td Fine Tea at Cost. Being overstocked with the popular “C. B.” Tea, I will until further notice sell the same at cost, viz; 35 centsa pound, . j23-tf Wiruram Worr. For first-class groceries at bedrock prices go to W. H. Smith’s, lw sarRare opportunities offered at Chestnut wood’s Business College. a Armed to the Teeth. 4 It is a very common expression, but we think that armed to embéllish and preserve them toa ripe old age is decidedly more appropriate. This can be done by keeping yourself suppled with a bottle of that splendid dentifrice, Fra t Sozodont, which will beautify the teeth and preserve them from the ravages of decay. Sozodont cuntains no acids or gritty substances which injure the ename but is composed of rare and antisepic herbs, which have a beneficial effect on the whole economy of the mouth, Sold by all druggists, — toe : Mothers! Mothers! Mothers! !! ! you disturbed at night and ‘oken of your rest by a sick child ciating pain of cutting teeth. If so, go at once and get a 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 not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother and aay a9 health * Ma child, operating like magic, is perfectly safe to use in all 4 — Toall who are and indiseretions of y ness, early decay, loss that & recipe will send sod on. . suffering and crying with the excru. . TO LET. HE American Hill Orchard and Vineyard. é containing from 3,000 to 4,690 bearing Fruit frees and 4,000 GrapeVines, to let tor aterm of fren ONE TO FIVE YEARS. For particulars apply to £3 I. J. ROLFE, Nevada City arate . AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN: STREETS Nevada City, NAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes & Gaiters. . Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, slippers and Busking. Also a large assortment of Children’s and Misses’ School Shoes, Boys’ and Gents’ Kipand Calf Boots. Arctics and Overshoes for young and old. I have reduced my prices of Gcodsbut not the Quality. Thanking my old friends and patrons for it favors I hope to merit a continuance of ¢ same, 420 W. R. COR. FESTIVAL & BALL Cummings’ Hall, , North Bloomfield, ON THE NIGHT oF Tuesday, February 22, 1881, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THAT TOWN, ee ee ee ee es Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. K™ CONSTANTLY ON .HAND FoR SATLF All kinds of Common and Clear LUMBER. Orders left at the office of South Yubs Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grass Valley road will be promptly attended to. DWELLING IN Good Repair, on the Red Dog Road, be_ANQUIRE WITHIN 3Q DAYS 4T Merete] noim CITIZENS BANK, Fevers, dnd FeverandAgue. Up. ~atmost— pines, Feels, bob,and boiler 46 inches human . It is for-the cure of this disease . With double hoist and bob. Boiler, er. “Hoisting and pumping gear nearly néw, 1 8Anech Engine, 8x16. * tand 35 feet diameter, complete, with MACHINERY . —AT THE— Nevada. Foundry.) 12-inch Engine, 24 inch stroke, with heavy hoisting and pumping rig. 10-inch Engine, 20-inch stroke, New. __ Complete Hoi ing rig-conststing of 2 10x90 En— by 16 feet. :=-1_8-inch Engine, +6-nch=stroke, . 36x12,-nearly new, : 1 8-inch Engine, 8x16, ‘Reversi ble, with hoisting and pumping rig. Boiler 36 inchgé by 12-teet;-——---— 4A Portabl Fagine, 8x16, and boil“1 Aubular. boiler 40 inches by 16 10-stamp mill, 730 pound stamps. . 8-stamp mill, 850 pound _ Stamps, Steam Pump, 10x)2eylinder, W a> ter cylinder 6x12. 3 6-inch Cornish Pumps_ 2 8-inch Cornish Pumps, 1 Horn Pan and Settler. 4 Michel Pans, 3 Knox Paus. 500 féet 6-inch column, in good order, 325 feet 9-inch column, nearly new. ‘Water gates from 3 inches to 22 inches, *.1 ll-inch Little Giant, secondhand. 2 F'ue Boilers 36x20 feet, 1 Flue Boiler 36x12 feet. 3 Overshot Water Wheels 26, 32 5 shafting, pinions, gearing, etc. In good order. Tron Cars, anda variety of Mining Implements, APPLY TO G. G. ALLAN, Nevada Foundry, Spring St., NEVADA CITY. 423-tt “DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE _— ON EAST BROAD STREET, Opposite E. M. Preston's, 1 OFFER FOR SALE the Mansard >} Roof Cottage, built by me the past ; is season. It has Seven Rooms be% sides Bath Room, Pantry, Closets, Clothes Presses. Wood Shed and Cellar, with @ good Store house and Chicken Yard’in the rea r. Will be sold less than it could be built for new, as I have opportunities to build another partly on “dicker” trades, : ia one meaning business is invited to give the plave a clos: inspection in any kind of weather, : LEON m. BOWDOEN, Navada City, Feb, 5th, 1880. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, REVADA CITY, HAVING PU*CHASED the above Varl.e! we a. now MUNGOR @@® NAFFZIGER PROPRIPTORS. Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, Etc. Our facilities for procuring fat young cattle are superior to any firm in Nevada county, and our customers can always rely upon getting the Sas ts Best Meats To be hadin the Market. £@ Satisfaction the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed&s upon our pred: ab A. LADEMAN, ; DEALER i Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Junction of Broad ‘and Commercial Btreets, LS and will t: all kinds of sting and_ Pump. _ + We respectfully olicit a eontinuance of . . KEYSTONE Mi RKES Commercial Street, Nevada Chey. ass HAVING purchased the above named Maret, § wil glad tosce all tormepie ren wbke to Supply the pablic ica’ Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything eergraily kept inva FIRST CLASS MARRY; Whith will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND FRESE rmARD Of my own man ) ufacture, which is guaianteed tobe A, No.1. ee “Having had long experience in the t-asiness, . can guarantee tegive perfect sitisiic tion to all, and will supply the : __.Very Best inmy Line. All Kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times, CHAS. KENT BAY STATE MARKET Broad street, opp. City Hal, ‘ : NEVAPA CIE css cee Shae eee Aes CAL JAMES COLLEY, Prop'r. z ba 5 Bay Stute Market, {. am prepared to supply. thd people of ve~ vada City and vicinity with choice Having purchhsed the coo Will and fixtures of the ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, etc., At as low rates as can be purchased any: where in Nevada County, s Meata dclivered within a renso tance free of charge. Rf you want a nice ronst, stenk, cutlet or chop, give ine a cali. Those of-my old patrons who are indebted to me for meats purchased at the Bread Street Market, are requested to settle their accounts by the Ist of January, 1881, without fail, as the busi-_ ess must be closed by that time. ~ JAMES COLLEY. Nevada City, Noy. 30, 1880. Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA nable dis CAPITAL $300,000. Principal Office—305 California &t., SAN FRANCISCO, erse INSURANCE ONLY, > ee J, F. Novautrox, President. o " Gao, Vi. Nowaro, Vice President Crarins HW. Srory, Secretary, N. B. Evoy, Marine Secrctary. H. H. BioxLvow, General Manager R., H. Magitn, Genera Agent, f, Grass Valley Branch for Nevada‘ ¢¢. TRUST YS: DAVID WATT, 1 W. SIGOURNEY. A. B. BRAD Manager, Orricep—MAIN STRELT,GRASS. VALLEY Arpad Haraszthy & Co's CHAMPAGNES. Wwe take great pride in recommending our pure and really superior Chas pagnes to pend no generally. They are roduced exactly asare all the high grace rench Champagnes, by fermentation iu the bottle, but, differentiy from their foreyrn competitors, are neither strengthened with spirits, nor flavored up in any manner, hut are absolutely pure, and therefore, oven: when indisereetly used, will never produce a headache, , : The Ecli Extra ory is a ol cate flavored, vivacious Wine, eminent! y suited for Parties, Dinners, and Clubs. : ThgSparkling Muscatel is a luscious, rich, hi flavored. Wine, of the Mowelie order, only much richer, and a great favorite witia the ladies. : The Grand Prize, often called the Private Cuvee, is a medium dry, fuil flavored find bodied Wine, and highly prized by all for these elegant qualities. No true connoisveur can try these superi« or Champagnes withomt admiring them. Richard Roberts, Sole Agent for Nevada (ty. January 13th—1m « —AND— INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC. PROF. HIRSCH EGS to inform his friends and the public in general, that he has located perma hently in Nevada City, and is prepared io Persons desiring to take lessons on the Piano, Flute, and Violin; (the latter a specialty,) Can do ap at moderate terns. lars apply at For particu F. G. GUILD'S, Broad Sircet. Nevada, Jan, 21,1881, Deadwood Gold Mining Co. . HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders gee Ce Compeee be held at the Comce, erode Cite, on 23d VebraCity Choice Family Groceries a Specialty . ary. at i me paoy’s Off + R. B. SYMINGTON, Bee’ . ive Musica} Instructions, both -Vocki and . . instrumental. *; *