February 25, 1877 (4 pages)

tend to make i NEVADA ciITyY, CAL, ROCAL AFFATRS. "Local Brevittes. Read Joe Petit's proclamation in anothercolumn,What: with weddings, _tevivale, ; dances, and mining excitement, the _ residents of Nevada: Gity are. kept ‘80 busy, that the pulitical horizon . is not scanned very closely, >Some one has nipped onr reporter’s black overcoat, or ‘else be lias left it somewhere ubout town. Ang . information about the matteris jue what he wants to get bold of. ‘The ae The Union_may-bave the flor, }_Latest-s'yles Shawis-at ae ‘in Nevada ‘Music ‘has or~the’ occa.r will be proditig Supper, FOR ALI! ‘Programme, vie Copies for Two ~_ r. a8: Heretofore an. ed. EN AWAY! ° OUNCEMENT. riun ity to averybody neific Life, a first ly Sporting Journal, ned + bestto reduce dof the PREMIUM ear to two months, un ber of. subscribers > six thousand, and ase the total amount to, be presented to$1,000 00 to $2,-ORDERS WILL BE ~E SUBSCRIBERS IN No.-39 for. ieces No. 40 for.. No, 41 for..° e No. 6) for.. No, 62 for..+ No. 53 for.-No, 64 fur.. NO. BS for.0. . No. 56 for.. No, 6%-for.. No. 59-for.. ° No. 64 for.. No, 66 forces No, 66 for,.No. 67 for.+. No, 68 for..: No. 69 for.. No. 70 for.«. No. Ti for..No, 72 for.+No, 173 for.++ No, 74 for,.++ ; TNO, 16 £0.08 1No. 76 to 100,@ $3, ; : : ae PAAR ARMA HAAN AAAARAAAAAAAAAAAA AA YING THE SUM OF OLLAR, THE PACIFIC LIFE fo a numbe: ed couped ticipute in the recep-— m Uruers. a . ing to the amount Wu DO NOT DE HTISING, OB WHO @ ADVERTISE, WILL OUNT THEREOF 1X ON DEMAND, the order t¢ the Pebmay subscribe to the r us long & time a8 be h dollar peid he wil 1. COUPON BECEIFS be tor one year WH), UR DULLARS, reesive iptis.2 tivch — the Pre List isi . ies is a wat val it events in & lope: Its various ot the tust, drama, fort ulture, athletics, Fh" military eciencetow ire department doing. ent on recede of ta ei i. received, Bend 20, Re giste red » Li tter oF rdux.paysbie te RY. SHAW. Publisher. LIFE .OF FICE,No 518 Clay Street, SAN FRANCISCO. . for driving vas ,at Shait on and 1 arill be?) ened a Febru] fulak , on ‘ aliok app INS, Superintendent’ D. BOBO, and sargeo®, “From 9 to 10 A.¥ ‘6to8sP.M. OUR, ee ave arabe ee ne 2 * y . the editor of the Union-was here last, and felt sure he would divulge its, _ edly till 12 o'clock. " Their soirees tbat black overcoat.-Grass Valley y Union. , We have missed the coat ever since _Whereabouts when given an opportunity. Thanks. pee aifras ei Mabe Muller and Becket’s’ party, .at Hunt's Hall, on Friday «night, was voted a succes3 by. alkwwho were present. Duneing commenced at 8 o'clock, and continued nninterrapi— Ghe Daily Transcript ship, but itis not To Prevent Mipew on Patsrrves. Take the white of an egg «avd wet slightly both: sides of #piece of letter paper sufficiency: large: to cover ‘over-che top ofthe preserves snugly; in this way they huve been kept free from mold and’ spoiting two. yeurs. authenticated. wooed she would'nt. Lost« : A hair bracelet with a bine: enameled clasp, was lost on Friday mornfing: ‘TB fieder will confer a fuver & e > inte tian pants 4 ine Avie met SCORE ——— one eats Robms:to Lets Two or three gentlemen can find delightful +rooms, pleasant location, ‘home comfotts, iv a: private family, Kindergarten School. Miss Surah Hanly, having taken the schoo! furmerly taught by Mrs. Lowrey, on Brond street, adjoining: ‘the Theatre, has opened a Kander~ are bound to be-popular, aa they are determined to pleuse all and give them more than the worth of their money. The revival meetings, will be -continued all this week, ‘I'he iuterest being manifested: is: great,iaud. the attendance euch night is large. A party of singers serennded several of our cilizeny.on Friday evening. They visited the residence of Mrs. M. 8. Deal lust, and after their outdoor performunce were invited inside, where they were bospitubly entertained until the.‘‘carn o’ the —elock,”” The private school of-Miss Sarah Hanly, is in operation now, but the attendance is notas large ns it should.be, The plan of iustruction is admirable for young pupils, aud the school should reeeive proper encouragement from parents. The “Spring. Chicken’’ was.ar raigned inthe County. Gourt yester. day, for an alleged uttempt to cuta « man, in Truckee, a.sbort time since, and pleaded uot. guilty to the charge. . The trial of the case was set for Fri. ! day next. The ‘‘Chicken™ is a frisky damsel, and ‘cuts up many: fantastic freaks not enumerated: 1m the present indictment,There never was a better time for growing grass and graim than this section has experienced for the past six weeks. Although agricolturists are favored; aiuers are disposed to feel a diule. despondent. The outlook for thedatter purt-of the season is not very flattering for . gravel miners. Qaartz men never had more favorable weather. We suppose, on the whole, that the country willeome out of the season’ as well off as is-ordivarily. the-case, even if some do complain. Weunderstand that Prof. Halleck has made arrangements with. the. First Congregational Society, to}: give an entertainment at the Theatre, in about six weeks, for .tbe purpose. of raising fands to purchusean organ. 4 The entertainment will beva novelty, in town and will commend itself to the intelligent public. Itavill require at least.100 children to give:-the entertainment. Prof. Halleck is too well known to make it necessary to advance any arguments to prove that the entertainment will be borh . . successful and interesting. ’ When the old Baaoer, and its, néighbor, the North Banner, . get well to going; when.the Provideme gets well down to business; when the New England, the Soggs, the Spavish, the Mountuimeer, the Dead-. ‘wood, the Gold Kun and thé Hen house mines.all get their levels well opened; when the Cold Spring, and the numerous clainis on the old channel get under fall headway, won’t times be lively in this section? } All these things will be realized before long, Services at the Baptist Church today as usual, Rev. J.C. Bateman will preach. Buptism after morning serviee. @. W. Scorr, Pastor. Don’t Diiss. To exainine the elegant new Prints A RUMOR has been circulated that Aw old bachelor says that when he} _. bringing tbese most unprincipled meu to tLe bar ofjustice. Uniforme. “. porting to-be-“ours unless Mrs, Jes. pre is uituched to] Fgartem sebool, for the instruction-of SSUZUDONT removes all disugreeuA Card to the Public. ~ For many ‘years we have made two medicines snited to the ailments of a V st class of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been made by them, and, in fact, the word failure eannot beconpledwith them. Bat witbin-the Jast two-years counterfeits of gerons in their close imitation of our we bave placed upon each ning box: of Hollowny's Ointment ae fre Siniile of the signature of our agent, Mr: Jos. Haydock.” To: coanterfeit is félouy. We shall relenUledsly parsue any one who imitates this, with . the atmest vigor of them-law, . We lupst: eurnestiy beg that. the great tuass of the American people will nid 08 in opr efforts to-protect-thein. health, and belp us in our task of ly refuse to puréhase Medicines .pnrTrade Mark. To secure the people, . . HAMS, our medicines have sprung ap, dan-. CON, f cnydock’s “sigtia: Mi. — Pregrant SOZODONT is a _OMD_RO-. sitiou of the parest and choivest -ingredieuts of the Oriental vegetable ‘Riugdom. Every ingredient 18 well known to bave y beueficial eff-eton ‘the teeth aud gums, Its embalming ‘Or ubliseptic property andaromatic fragrance makes ita torlet luxury. ble odo.s from the breath caused: by The public’s obedient servants, . Bornowar &Co. dl2.Ly, A Pine Thing for the Teeth. . T 8 he tate. _ Instruction in sewing will be given htwicea week to the pupils. No children aamitted over-12years of age. : Terms—$2 per month, Nevada City, Feb, 20, 1877. lw , _ Priday Night. Soiree. lar Friday night. Soirees-at Hant’s Hall until fertber notice. He bas securéd the sérviees of Beckett and Cartér; and will present a programme each evening that will please all,— lar. f18-4f Tuwantsto purchase the adbve amount of Citizens Bank Time Certifiestes, at the usual discount. . 250.shares Ns C. N. G. RB. R.-.stock‘for sale in lots to suit purchusers. dl6-if _ A. NIVENS, Jr. GRAND OPENING. L. JACOBS & BRO. Will display. to-day, the most ELEGANT STOCK OF DRY FANCY GOODS Ever brought to Nevada County, consisting of all the LATEST NOVELTIES: Inthe = = DRY GOODS: LINE, . « OUR! DRESS GOODS . Are the. handsomest and . Cheapest ever sold in.Nevada City. — « Complete stock of { HOUSE FURNISHING: GOODS. FANCY GOODS§;,Everybody invited to call and examine our mammoth. Boods with pleasure. 4 Samples sent-free to-all parts of the county. L. Jacobs & Bro. Broad: Street, Mevada City » cece aie * February 2, 1877 yer" © eee nent ei . Ed. Maller will continue -the regu-. } Admittanee for gentlemen. one dol-}. -. fal, glossy, ; luxuriant hair;:prevents stock. We “will show our} trienas catarrb; bud teeth, &e. It is entirely free from the injurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and. powders whieh destroy the enamel, Une4 bottle wi.l last six mouths, . Usien Hotel Barber shop. ting performed ut the Usiion Hotel Barbe® pace in toe highest style of the art. James Fay, Proprictor.Haoan’s MaGnorta Baum preserves: and restores the complexion: removes freckles, tan andsailowness; makes the skin soft, white-and~ delicate. = < A Card. ‘ To allwho are suffering from the -nervons.weukness, early, décay, lose 4 of: manhood, d., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE.OF CHARGE. Ibis great remedy was ‘Giscuve: ed-by u missionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to:the Rev. Josepa T. lnwan, ‘Station’, Bible House, New : York . City. joliém us this Out--It may save Yeur : Life. There is no person livi : suffers more or less with Lung’ Dieeuse, Conghs, Colds or Consumption. yet sowe would die rather than pay 5 cents for a bottle of medicine that would coretbem, Dr, A, Borchee’s German Syrup has lately been introduced in this country from Germ my and its wonderens cures astonish every one that try it. If you doubt whut we say ip print, cat this out and take it to your Droggist, and get a sample botile for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size for-75 eente, —~ Holloway ’s Bills, Tarn. of life.—Armed with this Qreut antidote, the firery ordeal is passed ibrough and the sufferer once more restored to the impaired bealth: hese Pills are equully ¢fficacious in all female eomplaints, and obstructions atthe dawn vf womanhood, Sold 25 cents per: bex or pot. = : Eyon’s:Katuarion makes beautiits failing ,out or. turning gray, It has stood: the test.-of 40 yeas, charmingly perfumed, and-has no rival. meh12-ly . ERE ENG HS LIRA EET 0 a enc Buccessor to Bell & Bekie». Masonic Building, Oor. Pine & Commercial Sts © Nevads City. Wholessic & Retail dealer! Drugs, . Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c, “A full line of Ghoice Perfumery, Toilet BSeaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs , &c, . Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Giava,Paint Brushes. &c. z Also a full line of s TATION ERY, euch as lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa. er; Gold Pens, &c a é Bian Boots made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in alkdte de partments and my prices are low. 4 share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March $1, 1876, . Schmittburg & Heinneman, AVE REMOVED *SaLoon where b THEIR TO COMMERCIAL 5' they will be hsppy to meet:aldtheir ends. The Choicest opposite the TRANSCRIPT O Wines, Liquors and Cigars, » 1 Whenever you want to “smile” Shaving, Shumpooing, Hair Cut. Its application cannot be detecteds . . ervers: snd indiscretigns of youthy} but what . osession of an}wyety where. . . LARD!' LARD! om the Grass Valley road; or}: nee Six lb, cans of Lard, dee« Bails. Also 8 and 10 Ib. cana.Orders left at theOffice, by letter through the« Post Office will::be promptly at‘tearded to. » Cashin & Coo Nevada, Dec. 14, 1876, : NEW GROCERY. STORE. . SHOCKAN & BRO., Commercial. Streetsander Transcript Office NEVADA CITY, H‘S JUST RECEIVEDA LARGE. AND CHOICE 8TUCK-OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, CASE GOODS, FRESH and SALT FISH, Ete, Ete. Which \.they will: sell. Cheaper cs than can be bought-at any . other store-in town for CASH. FRESH FISH-RECEIVED DAILY. L, , Go ode delivered free of charge. . ” SHOCKAN & BRO. Drugs, Medicines; &ct Wevads Gity, Feb. 9.1877. READ THIS. LL. PERSONS INDEBTED TO DR. F. BUELOW, sre requested to settle their accounts with the uudersigned, who wild receipt for the same. LEO. GARTHE. Nevade, January 24, 1877.-lm Spruce Wood for sale, V_¥FlumeLumber . Company. LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK, a LL kinds of Flume, Mining and . Bui ldivg Lumber cons tantly er a en sol4 on the 1% dayof March, 1877, ASSESSMENT NOTICE, . ILD SPRING GuAVEL MINING .CO Principal place of dusiness, Nevada ley, Nevada county, Ual. Notice is hereby ven, thatata meeting of the Trustee, ld at the office of the Secretary, February Oth, 1877,an axsessnient (NO 12,)/of 16 cents per share, was levied upon ag a mediately in United Swstes: gold coim, to the. Seeretary Broad Any stock upon whic shellremsin unyéid o: Location of works near Willow: ¥alof the company, at bis-office, » Nevada City. : : said assesment the 6th day of 1877, will be deemed delin ay tes and advertised for seleat public au and unless payment isanade a te thereon . logetner with costs of advertising and FFICE, First door below John Jack's, ( on Piré Streeb, NEVADA. te Cal, Wiil practice im all the Courts.of the fitste, aps Congregations! Ohurehy jani2 SCHMITTBURG & KEINNZMAN, . "? Gy order ef ibe Board of Trustees. : 1, J. ROLFE, Secretary. J. M. WALLING, Fevads City, Feb. 6th, 1917.ATTORNEY AT Law. 1, W. CHARLES, M. D, NOTARY PUBLIC. . SURGEONand PHYSICIAN, > OFFICE, 62 BROAD STRFET. . * esidence, Main Street, two doors abov bit. ~ . pnt; AND BAKERY,CASHIN & CO. 3 LI AVE ON BAND, oF ‘TEER own! H MANURACTURE, sia Sar } . i 1 Bvst:to-be hdd in the}: oe At the very LOWEST rates,; “ o calband examinemy stock: . which is FRESH. & PURE. . . Bow GROCERY, —_ . PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE Be ee PERE Sacken THE ree PROOE adjoining my BAKERY, with A LARGE AND CHOICE:. "ASSORTMENT or = . Pamily-Groceries;. ¥." 4 OF THE “BEST: QUALITY, at ~ FRESH OGUGH CANDY,. BETHESDA WATER. IRECT FROM™“YTHR. SPRINGS AT DPiscxmen, Wise PRESTON’S. > GROCERTES;~ CASE GOODS,Etc.;; Ete.;Of the Best Brands, constantly on hand. Wilkbe suppliedwith Bread, Pies; Cakes, Crackers, Confeotionery, etc. : I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found in.a ' PROVISION STORE. Thank. fal for past patronage, I-.so-. lidit a continuance of the same, ALEX. GAULT. Nevada City;November 4th, 1976; ' "PHOS, PRICE'S » ASSAY OFFICE,. —AND— _ CHEMICAL LABORATORY). 626 @ACRAMEN'PO 81’,, SAN FRANCISCO, SITS of-bullion received, melted ; ‘duto bars,and returns made in from: 24 to 48 heurs., Bullion-can we}forwarded to this Ofice aud returns made ifthe game manner, Careful Analyaie made-of Ores, Metals, Solis, Waters; industrial Products, etc. Mines examinedand. reportedmpon, Con sullations on Ohemica? and Metilargical gucationsay . Gold bars on all amounts bélow $1,000, r cent. Silver Bars on all amounts belew $400)/ per cent. Dore Bars for the Gold.... $2 00 « ba Silver .,.44 per cent.4 Determination of Gold and Silverin any Ores, Assay for ty “ oe + “ ‘oe es oe Lhd ro h Analyses. Auslitative Analysis of Ores, $10 to $25 00 of Waters,..256.00 Quantitative “ MBM. guise 75 00 bi has of Guanc..25 06 Proximate Analysis of Coaly...16 00 “ “ Quantitative of) Soe adn ses 50 00 Comp lets analyses, quelitat! eand qnantitative, of enimpiex substances at npecial rates. agi —— NEW CIGARSTORE. C. BECKMAN’ Dealer im-‘Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes ete, etc. — T the o]d Stand. formerly weupied by Hugh MoCauley, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Hag just received one of ike Choicest Stocks of CIGAHKS and TOBA Ou cvyer cffered in tbis city. The followimg are some of the fine brands of Civers: Pigaro, Justice, James Lick, Belle, Venus Unanue Hermanos, Edwin Booth, Meridianas Expecial. The ““MERIDIANAS ESPSCIAL” ana “JUSTIOCK” are the finest bi v4 iUARS cn Tne Best Bends of TOLACC) _ Dick Wasson will be iis! encscce @ eerveeli who may favor hin wiih ihe aiwaye nage. When you want s "way “up Bigh’’ Clee, give hima 4 call. ; " [$an23-3m ht eet ‘HLS. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, And UV. 8 Deputy Sarveyor NEVADA OrTY, Cal ~ Hevada Cite uly wai, 1876. j . WINES: and LIQUORS;’. ci SUES 2 First Class GROCERY AND: from-any part of the interior by: Express . ~ ' Charges: Gol@and Silver Bullfon . . 2 00; “ M Gold Bars on al! amounts above:$1,000, % . . 00. : fee Bats on all amounts above $400; +% . . Choice Toilet Goods; of Quantity, and superior as) to Quality; toany Provision} — ire ae Store_in themountaing;1. Neveda"Drug-Store, E.M PRESTON, Prop’r. CHOICE PROVISIONS,. . CITIZENS BANK. ( Bisaaees STOCK, $200,000. \ OFFICERS : B. M. PRESTON . 2. ccc ca ees Président T. Wy Bidournry,... Vice Presideni,Jom '?. Morgan.. ‘ Dri ®. %. H "va Sion T. M i®. MS Hun John T. Morgan, Ceo M.Niwghes, _T.W. Sigourney, te eeeeune Cashier, — is B. Mi Preston. Reseive Deposits buy end sell exchang zs 3 wef eth la se and badagg gest price paid for: », ad Oounty: Warrants. of ? 2 sa ‘Draw Ohecks on San Francis*o;Sar Joxo Sacremerto, Virgiala City and “es ‘Angt228, a Also’ sell Exchange on New York, wud all the 'printeipal European Cities, Hes. ° CORRESPONDENTS. : San Francisco— First Nat. Gold Ban, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bauk New York-Pirst National Bank. ei THE OLD: AGCOMMODATION: Nevada and Gravs-Vullky: Stage rita Ste e Sf Time Table, : Leave Grass Valley at 8 o'clock A, M.;: returning: have Nevada City at 9 4, M. Leave Grass Valley-at 4 o’clook P, M : re. turning) ledve Nevada City at 6 P. M, part of the city: without extra charge. Pack carrted ut dow rates. Orders leftatthe National.or Union Ho. . vels, in Nevada City, or at-the Exchange’ Wisconsin or Golden Gate: Hotels; «Gress! Valley, will beprymptly attended to augétt. B.F. HARRIS ™Prop'r, » A: NIVENS, SR.>. GENERAL INS NCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT'AND SOLD. . ; ON COMMISSION \ ce CIGARS AND TOBACCCmene MASONIC. BLOCK, . Pime Street, Nevada City. jy9: A, LADEMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALRR IN-GROCERIES .AND PRODUCE. ~ COMMERCIAL STREET, — Nevada City. ~ Mi itQh® © stare rite WITH CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Produce ofall kinds, ete’ My Goodsare Sold at the Lawes: ' Prices and are Deliverea within a Reasonable Charge. Distance Free of ance of the same, A. LADEMAN, Nevada Olty. August 9; 1876. ESTRAY NOTICE. oo ‘NAME :TO MY PREMISES, ABOUT Ys weeks ag0,@. cow, between three anc four years old, Sheis » white cow wit! dark gpecks on the neck, snd red exrs with piece off.of right-ear. She haw biackmarks around her teet. My premises a. on Rush Creek. : . GIACOMO GIACOMELL4, Nevada City, Jan.14, 1877, i NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F. ROBINSON . & T bia Store, on BROAD. STREET, o;posite the Methodist Charch, keeps constentiy on band as Bne a stock of Ghi. CERICS, PROVISIONS, &c. 54 can be found in Nevada city, woich will be coldee LOW THE LOWEST. Give me a cal? -R. M. HUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAK HEVADA GETy. ims, palate collections and transact a gemers): Ladies and. gentlemen called for at ange Thankfabfor the patronage alreaay ve 1.esowed, I respectfully solicit a continu

tend to make i NEVADA ciITyY, CAL, ROCAL AFFATRS. "Local Brevittes. Read Joe Petit's proclamation in anothercolumn,What: with weddings, _tevivale, ; dances, and mining excitement, the _ residents of Nevada: Gity are. kept ‘80 busy, that the pulitical horizon . is not scanned very closely, >Some one has nipped onr reporter’s black overcoat, or ‘else be lias left it somewhere ubout town. Ang . information about the matteris jue what he wants to get bold of. ‘The ae The Union_may-bave the flor, }_Latest-s'yles Shawis-at ae ‘in Nevada ‘Music ‘has or~the’ occa.r will be proditig Supper, FOR ALI! ‘Programme, vie Copies for Two ~_ r. a8: Heretofore an. ed. EN AWAY! ° OUNCEMENT. riun ity to averybody neific Life, a first ly Sporting Journal, ned + bestto reduce dof the PREMIUM ear to two months, un ber of. subscribers > six thousand, and ase the total amount to, be presented to$1,000 00 to $2,-ORDERS WILL BE ~E SUBSCRIBERS IN No.-39 for. ieces No. 40 for... No, 41 for...° e No. 6) for... No, 62 for...+ No. 53 for..-No, 64 fur... NO. BS for..0. . No. 56 for... No, 6%-for... No. 59-for... ° No. 64 for... No, 66 forces No, 66 for,..No. 67 for..+. No, 68 for...: No. 69 for... No. 70 for..«. No. Ti for...No, 72 for..+No, 173 for..++ No, 74 for,..++ ; TNO, 16 £0.08 1No. 76 to 100,@ $3, ; : : ae PAAR ARMA HAAN AAAARAAAAAAAAAAAA AA YING THE SUM OF OLLAR, THE PACIFIC LIFE fo a numbe: ed couped ticipute in the recep-— m Uruers. a . ing to the amount Wu DO NOT DE HTISING, OB WHO @ ADVERTISE, WILL OUNT THEREOF 1X ON DEMAND, the order t¢ the Pebmay subscribe to the r us long & time a8 be h dollar peid he wil 1. COUPON BECEIFS be tor one year WH), UR DULLARS, reesive iptis.2 tivch — the Pre List isi . ies is a wat val it events in & lope: Its various ot the tust, drama, fort ulture, athletics, Fh" military eciencetow ire department doing. ent on recede of ta ei i. received, Bend 20, Re giste red » Li tter oF rdux.paysbie te RY. SHAW. Publisher. LIFE .OF FICE,No 518 Clay Street, SAN FRANCISCO. . for driving vas ,at Shait on and 1 arill be?) ened a Febru] fulak , on ‘ aliok app INS, Superintendent’ D. BOBO, and sargeo®, “From 9 to 10 A.¥ ‘6to8sP.M. OUR, ee ave arabe ee ne 2 * y . the editor of the Union-was here last, and felt sure he would divulge its, _ edly till 12 o'clock. " Their soirees tbat black overcoat.-Grass Valley y Union. , We have missed the coat ever since _Whereabouts when given an opportunity. Thanks. pee aifras ei Mabe Muller and Becket’s’ party, .at Hunt's Hall, on Friday «night, was voted a succes3 by. alkwwho were present. Duneing commenced at 8 o'clock, and continued nninterrapi— Ghe Daily Transcript ship, but itis not To Prevent Mipew on Patsrrves. Take the white of an egg «avd wet slightly both: sides of #piece of letter paper sufficiency: large: to cover ‘over-che top ofthe preserves snugly; in this way they huve been kept free from mold and’ spoiting two. yeurs. authenticated. wooed she would'nt. Lost« : A hair bracelet with a bine: enameled clasp, was lost on Friday mornfing: ‘TB fieder will confer a fuver & e > inte tian pants 4 ine Avie met SCORE ——— one eats Robms:to Lets Two or three gentlemen can find delightful +rooms, pleasant location, ‘home comfotts, iv a: private family, Kindergarten School. Miss Surah Hanly, having taken the schoo! furmerly taught by Mrs. Lowrey, on Brond street, adjoining: ‘the Theatre, has opened a Kander~ are bound to be-popular, aa they are determined to pleuse all and give them more than the worth of their money. The revival meetings, will be -continued all this week, ‘I'he iuterest being manifested: is: great,iaud. the attendance euch night is large. A party of singers serennded several of our cilizeny.on Friday evening. They visited the residence of Mrs. M. 8. Deal lust, and after their outdoor performunce were invited inside, where they were bospitubly entertained until the.‘‘carn o’ the —elock,”” The private school of-Miss Sarah Hanly, is in operation now, but the attendance is notas large ns it should.be, The plan of iustruction is admirable for young pupils, aud the school should reeeive proper encouragement from parents. The “Spring. Chicken’’ was.ar raigned inthe County. Gourt yester. day, for an alleged uttempt to cuta « man, in Truckee, a.sbort time since, and pleaded uot. guilty to the charge. . The trial of the case was set for Fri. ! day next. The ‘‘Chicken™ is a frisky damsel, and ‘cuts up many: fantastic freaks not enumerated: 1m the present indictment,There never was a better time for growing grass and graim than this section has experienced for the past six weeks. Although agricolturists are favored; aiuers are disposed to feel a diule. despondent. The outlook for thedatter purt-of the season is not very flattering for . gravel miners. Qaartz men never had more favorable weather.. We suppose, on the whole, that the country willeome out of the season’ as well off as is-ordivarily. the-case, even if some do complain. Weunderstand that Prof. Halleck has made arrangements with. the. First Congregational Society, to}: give an entertainment at the Theatre, in about six weeks, for .tbe purpose. of raising fands to purchusean organ. 4 The entertainment will beva novelty, in town and will commend itself to the intelligent public. Itavill require at least.100 children to give:-the entertainment. Prof. Halleck is too well known to make it necessary to advance any arguments to prove that the entertainment will be borh . . successful and interesting. ’ When the old Baaoer, and its, néighbor, the North Banner, . get well to going; when.the Provideme gets well down to business; when the New England, the Soggs, the Spavish, the Mountuimeer, the Dead-. ‘wood, the Gold Kun and thé Hen house mines.all get their levels well opened; when the Cold Spring, and the numerous clainis on the old channel get under fall headway, won’t times be lively in this section? } All these things will be realized before long, Services at the Baptist Church today as usual, Rev. J.C. Bateman will preach. Buptism after morning serviee. @. W. Scorr, Pastor. Don’t Diiss. To exainine the elegant new Prints A RUMOR has been circulated that Aw old bachelor says that when he} _. bringing tbese most unprincipled meu to tLe bar ofjustice. Uniforme. “. porting to-be-“ours unless Mrs, Jes. pre is uituched to] Fgartem sebool, for the instruction-of SSUZUDONT removes all disugreeuA Card to the Public.. ~ For many ‘years we have made two medicines snited to the ailments of a V st class of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been made by them, and, in fact, the word failure eannot beconpledwith them. Bat witbin-the Jast two-years counterfeits of gerons in their close imitation of our we bave placed upon each ning box: of Hollowny's Ointment ae fre Siniile of the signature of our agent, Mr: Jos. Haydock.” To: coanterfeit is félouy. We shall relenUledsly parsue any one who imitates this, with . the atmest vigor of them-law, . We lupst: eurnestiy beg that. the great tuass of the American people will nid 08 in opr efforts to-protect-thein. health, and belp us in our task of ly refuse to puréhase Medicines .pnrTrade Mark. To secure the people, . . HAMS, our medicines have sprung ap, dan-. CON, f cnydock’s “sigtia: Mi. — Pregrant SOZODONT is a _OMD_RO-. sitiou of the parest and choivest -ingredieuts of the Oriental vegetable ‘Riugdom. Every ingredient 18 well known to bave y beueficial eff-eton ‘the teeth aud gums, Its embalming ‘Or ubliseptic property andaromatic fragrance makes ita torlet luxury. ble odo.s from the breath caused: by The public’s obedient servants, . Bornowar &Co.. dl2.Ly, A Pine Thing for the Teeth.. . T 8 he tate. _ Instruction in sewing will be given htwicea week to the pupils. No children aamitted over-12years of age. : Terms—$2 per month, Nevada City, Feb, 20, 1877.. lw , _ Priday Night. Soiree. lar Friday night. Soirees-at Hant’s Hall until fertber notice. He bas securéd the sérviees of Beckett and Cartér; and will present a programme each evening that will please all,— lar. f18-4f Tuwantsto purchase the adbve amount of Citizens Bank Time Certifiestes, at the usual discount. . 250.shares Ns C. N. G. RB. R.-.stock‘for sale in lots to suit purchusers. dl6-if _ A. NIVENS, Jr. GRAND OPENING. L. JACOBS & BRO. Will display. to-day, the most ELEGANT STOCK OF DRY FANCY GOODS Ever brought to Nevada County, consisting of all the LATEST NOVELTIES: Inthe = = DRY GOODS: LINE, . « OUR! DRESS GOODS . Are the. handsomest and . Cheapest ever sold in.Nevada City. — « Complete stock of { HOUSE FURNISHING: GOODS. FANCY GOODS§;,Everybody invited to call and examine our mammoth. Boods with pleasure. 4 Samples sent-free to-all parts of the county. L. Jacobs & Bro. Broad: Street, Mevada City » cece aie * February 2, 1877 yer" © eee nent ei . Ed. Maller will continue -the regu-. } Admittanee for gentlemen. one dol-}. -. fal, glossy, ; luxuriant hair;:prevents stock. We “will show our} trienas catarrb; bud teeth, &e. It is entirely free from the injurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and. powders whieh destroy the enamel, Une4 bottle wi.l last six mouths, . Usien Hotel Barber shop. ting performed ut the Usiion Hotel Barbe® pace in toe highest style of the art.. James Fay, Proprictor..Haoan’s MaGnorta Baum preserves: and restores the complexion: removes freckles, tan andsailowness; makes the skin soft, white-and~ delicate. = < A Card. ‘ To allwho are suffering from the -nervons.weukness, early, décay, lose 4 of: manhood, d., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE.OF CHARGE.. Ibis great remedy was ‘Giscuve: ed-by u missionary in South America.. Send a self addressed envelope to:the Rev. Josepa T. lnwan, ‘Station’, Bible House, New : York . City. joliém us this Out--It may save Yeur : Life. There is no person livi : suffers more or less with Lung’ Dieeuse, Conghs, Colds or Consumption. yet sowe would die rather than pay 5 cents for a bottle of medicine that would coretbem, Dr, A, Borchee’s German Syrup has lately been introduced in this country from Germ my and its wonderens cures astonish every one that try it. If you doubt whut we say ip print, cat this out and take it to your Droggist, and get a sample botile for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size for-75 eente, —~

Holloway ’s Bills, Tarn. of life.—Armed with this Qreut antidote, the firery ordeal is passed ibrough and the sufferer once more restored to the impaired bealth: hese Pills are equully ¢fficacious in all female eomplaints, and obstructions atthe dawn vf womanhood, Sold 25 cents per: bex or pot. = : Eyon’s:Katuarion makes beautiits failing ,out or. turning gray, It has stood: the test.-of 40 yeas, charmingly perfumed, and-has no rival. meh12-ly . ERE ENG HS LIRA EET 0 a enc Buccessor to Bell & Bekie». Masonic Building, Oor. Pine & Commercial Sts © Nevads City. Wholessic & Retail dealer! Drugs, . Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c, “A full line of Ghoice Perfumery, Toilet BSeaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs , &c, . Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Giava,Paint Brushes. &c. z Also a full line of s TATION ERY, euch as lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa. er; Gold Pens, &c a é Bian Boots made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in alkdte de partments and my prices are low.. 4 share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March $1, 1876, . Schmittburg & Heinneman, AVE REMOVED *SaLoon where b THEIR TO COMMERCIAL 5' they will be hsppy to meet:aldtheir ends. The Choicest opposite the TRANSCRIPT O Wines, Liquors and Cigars, » 1 Whenever you want to “smile” Shaving, Shumpooing, Hair Cut. Its application cannot be detecteds . . ervers: snd indiscretigns of youthy} but what . osession of an}wyety where. . . LARD!' LARD! om the Grass Valley road; or}: nee Six lb, cans of Lard, dee« Bails. Also 8 and 10 Ib. cana.Orders left at theOffice, by letter through the« Post Office will::be promptly at‘tearded to. » Cashin & Coo Nevada, Dec. 14, 1876, : NEW GROCERY. STORE. . SHOCKAN & BRO., Commercial. Streetsander Transcript Office NEVADA CITY, H‘S JUST RECEIVEDA LARGE. AND CHOICE 8TUCK-OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, CASE GOODS, FRESH and SALT FISH, Ete, Ete. Which \.they will: sell. Cheaper cs than can be bought-at any . other store-in town for CASH. FRESH FISH-RECEIVED DAILY. L, , Go ode delivered free of charge. . ” SHOCKAN & BRO. Drugs, Medicines; &ct Wevads Gity, Feb. 9.1877. READ THIS. LL. PERSONS INDEBTED TO DR. F. BUELOW, sre requested to settle their accounts with the uudersigned, who wild receipt for the same. LEO. GARTHE. Nevade, January 24, 1877.-lm Spruce Wood for sale, V_¥FlumeLumber . Company. LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK, a LL kinds of Flume, Mining and . Bui ldivg Lumber cons tantly er a en sol4 on the 1% dayof March, 1877, ASSESSMENT NOTICE, . ILD SPRING GuAVEL MINING .CO Principal place of dusiness, Nevada ley, Nevada county, Ual. Notice is hereby ven, thatata meeting of the Trustee, ld at the office of the Secretary, February Oth, 1877,an axsessnient (NO 12,)/of 16 cents per share, was levied upon ag a mediately in United Swstes: gold coim, to the. Seeretary Broad Any stock upon whic shellremsin unyéid o: Location of works near Willow: ¥alof the company, at bis-office, » Nevada City. : : said assesment the 6th day of 1877, will be deemed delin ay tes and advertised for seleat public au and unless payment isanade a te thereon . logetner with costs of advertising and FFICE, First door below John Jack's, ( on Piré Streeb, NEVADA. te Cal, Wiil practice im all the Courts.of the fitste, aps Congregations! Ohurehy jani2 SCHMITTBURG & KEINNZMAN, . "? Gy order ef ibe Board of Trustees. : 1, J. ROLFE, Secretary. J. M. WALLING, Fevads City, Feb. 6th, 1917.ATTORNEY AT Law. 1, W. CHARLES, M. D, NOTARY PUBLIC. . SURGEONand PHYSICIAN, > OFFICE, 62 BROAD STRFET. . * esidence, Main Street, two doors abov bit. ~ . pnt; AND BAKERY,CASHIN & CO. 3 LI AVE ON BAND, oF ‘TEER own! H MANURACTURE, sia Sar } . i 1 Bvst:to-be hdd in the}: oe At the very LOWEST rates,; “ o calband examinemy stock: . which is FRESH. & PURE. . . Bow GROCERY, —_ . PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE Be ee PERE Sacken THE ree PROOE adjoining my BAKERY, with A LARGE AND CHOICE:. "ASSORTMENT or = . Pamily-Groceries;. ¥." 4 OF THE “BEST: QUALITY, at ~ FRESH OGUGH CANDY,. BETHESDA WATER. IRECT FROM™“YTHR. SPRINGS AT DPiscxmen, Wise PRESTON’S. > GROCERTES;~ CASE GOODS,Etc.;; Ete.;Of the Best Brands, constantly on hand. Wilkbe suppliedwith Bread, Pies; Cakes, Crackers, Confeotionery, etc. : I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found in.a ' PROVISION STORE. Thank. fal for past patronage, I-.so-. lidit a continuance of the same, ALEX. GAULT. Nevada City;November 4th, 1976; ' "PHOS, PRICE'S » ASSAY OFFICE,. —AND— _ CHEMICAL LABORATORY). 626 @ACRAMEN'PO 81’,, SAN FRANCISCO, SITS of-bullion received, melted ; ‘duto bars,and returns made in from: 24 to 48 heurs., Bullion-can we}forwarded to this Ofice aud returns made ifthe game manner, Careful Analyaie made-of Ores, Metals, Solis, Waters; industrial Products, etc. Mines examinedand. reportedmpon, Con sullations on Ohemica? and Metilargical gucationsay . Gold bars on all amounts bélow $1,000, r cent. Silver Bars on all amounts belew $400)/ per cent. Dore Bars for the Gold....... $2 00 « ba Silver .,..44 per cent.4 Determination of Gold and Silverin any Ores, Assay for ty “ oe + “ ‘oe es oe Lhd ro h Analyses. Auslitative Analysis of Ores, $10 to $25 00 of Waters,....256.00 Quantitative “ MBM. guise 75 00 bi has of Guanc....25 06 Proximate Analysis of Coaly.....16 00 “ “ Quantitative of) Soe adn ses 50 00 Comp lets analyses, quelitat! eand qnantitative, of enimpiex substances at npecial rates. agi —— NEW CIGARSTORE. C. BECKMAN’ Dealer im-‘Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes ete, etc. — T the o]d Stand. formerly weupied by Hugh MoCauley, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Hag just received one of ike Choicest Stocks of CIGAHKS and TOBA Ou cvyer cffered in tbis city. The followimg are some of the fine brands of Civers: Pigaro, Justice, James Lick, Belle, Venus Unanue Hermanos, Edwin Booth, Meridianas Expecial. The ““MERIDIANAS ESPSCIAL” ana “JUSTIOCK” are the finest bi v4 iUARS cn Tne Best Bends of TOLACC) _ Dick Wasson will be iis! encscce @ eerveeli who may favor hin wiih ihe aiwaye nage. When you want s "way “up Bigh’’ Clee, give hima 4 call. ; " [$an23-3m ht eet ‘HLS. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, And UV. 8 Deputy Sarveyor NEVADA OrTY, Cal ~ Hevada Cite uly wai, 1876. j . WINES: and LIQUORS;’. ci SUES 2 First Class GROCERY AND: from-any part of the interior by: Express . ~ ' Charges: Gol@and Silver Bullfon . . 2 00; “ M Gold Bars on al! amounts above:$1,000, % . . 00. : fee Bats on all amounts above $400; +% . . Choice Toilet Goods; of Quantity, and superior as) to Quality; toany Provision} — ire ae Store_in themountaing;1. Neveda"Drug-Store, E.M PRESTON, Prop’r. CHOICE PROVISIONS,. . CITIZENS BANK. ( Bisaaees STOCK, $200,000. \ OFFICERS : B. M. PRESTON .. 2.. ccc ca ees Président T. Wy Bidournry,..... Vice Presideni,Jom '?. Morgan.... ‘ Dri ®. %. H "va Sion T. M i®. MS Hun John T. Morgan, Ceo M.Niwghes, _T.W. Sigourney, te eeeeune Cashier, — is B. Mi Preston. Reseive Deposits buy end sell exchang zs 3 wef eth la se and badagg gest price paid for: », ad Oounty: Warrants. of ? 2 sa ‘Draw Ohecks on San Francis*o;Sar Joxo Sacremerto, Virgiala City and “es ‘Angt228, a Also’ sell Exchange on New York, wud all the 'printeipal European Cities, Hes. ° CORRESPONDENTS. : San Francisco— First Nat. Gold Ban, San Jose—Farmers National Gold Bauk New York-Pirst National Bank. ei THE OLD: AGCOMMODATION: Nevada and Gravs-Vullky: Stage rita Ste e Sf Time Table, : Leave Grass Valley at 8 o'clock A, M.;: returning: have Nevada City at 9 4, M.. Leave Grass Valley-at 4 o’clook P, M : re. turning) ledve Nevada City at 6 P. M, part of the city: without extra charge. Pack carrted ut dow rates. Orders leftatthe National.or Union Ho. . vels, in Nevada City, or at-the Exchange’ Wisconsin or Golden Gate: Hotels; «Gress! Valley, will beprymptly attended to augétt. B.F. HARRIS ™Prop'r, » A: NIVENS, SR.>. GENERAL INS NCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT'AND SOLD. . ; ON COMMISSION \ ce CIGARS AND TOBACCCmene MASONIC. BLOCK, . Pime Street, Nevada City. jy9: A, LADEMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALRR IN-GROCERIES .AND PRODUCE. ~ COMMERCIAL STREET, — Nevada City. ~ Mi itQh® © stare rite WITH CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Produce ofall kinds, ete’ My Goodsare Sold at the Lawes: ' Prices and are Deliverea within a Reasonable Charge. Distance Free of ance of the same, A. LADEMAN, Nevada Olty. August 9; 1876.. ESTRAY NOTICE. oo ‘NAME :TO MY PREMISES, ABOUT Ys weeks ag0,@. cow, between three anc four years old, Sheis » white cow wit! dark gpecks on the neck, snd red exrs with piece off.of right-ear. She haw biackmarks around her teet. My premises a. on Rush Creek. : . GIACOMO GIACOMELL4, Nevada City, Jan.14, 1877, i NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F. ROBINSON . & T bia Store, on BROAD. STREET, o;posite the Methodist Charch, keeps constentiy on band as Bne a stock of Ghi. CERICS, PROVISIONS, &c. 54 can be found in Nevada city, woich will be coldee LOW THE LOWEST. Give me a cal? -R. M. HUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAK HEVADA GETy. ims, palate collections and transact a gemers): Ladies and. gentlemen called for at ange Thankfabfor the patronage alreaay ve 1.esowed, I respectfully solicit a continu