February 25, 1880 (4 pages)

male rary Stralian m Eronehisis, _THIDAT Dis. Lait lig Re aa money" refund 1d, taht 7 RUP & ie 4 I give & lew of we been troubled en Vears, and one y hee ¥ ato hed my oS. 8 ODG ERS, en “Mill and Au. ing. used Kerr's m ption ad find 3 relieved me > Q" the throat th, have tried every Ht beats all. Cy, ing used Kore’s vir, Ge had 4 and 2 doses curPaes ras of i SB; Pte iy stanrentME SE mt ects, sides on Auburn T yard, says the @ above tes timophir Hitt als0 test tive Propeities of y Retunded in NCO. 0 Post Office a : promptty'attend. 50 Cents — ¥ part of the UniB. R. KERR, ‘Propriersr, ant . se. ant Cheap be remov-/ STREET, , 1880. PER ‘Before! Lto call iately TO CET TANT! “to the County Office, Nevads Cee uname a HARRIS, Valley.) rIST. Ls Bu CHANAN, a NEVADA CIPY; CATAFORNIA, Seuteaminiinmanieianen’ —— peel Meniion. _Jé will eke three weeks’ more or less to repair Town Talk tunnel. The Copper Mining Company at Spenceville, haye just discharged 26 Chinese emp!oyas. Union: Thoinas Fielding, aged 72, who has ived in Grass Valley district since 1850 died Monday. : Ginee the railroad tutne! caved in so that the cars eannot enter the city,it seems as though the bottom of this: part of the world had i ~ Owing to illness in the family” of Hi. H. Haskins, the Guild party that . — was to-have been held there this THE THE DAILY "TRANSCRIPT, . _. household word, is derived: from. the . : é Daneing Classes, Prt CL, Chile aug J. Michel [ will opel’ Daricing Class. ‘for children, at Témpetance Hall, on ‘Saturday afternoen.at 3 -0’clock, -Classes . for ladies and gentlemen, Monday . and Wednesday evonings. Termsmade known at the Hall. f18lw ge They are selling three dozen Fresh Eggs for one dollar. at Shurtleff's. f13 #7 Use Kerr's Wonderful Cough Syrup. See advertisement i in another column. f10lm The Word **Sezedent,” Which has already become « Greek, and composed of two words,,. Sozo.and-Odontes::—*Sezo” translate . ' ed, means to vapor en. ‘and “Odon~4 evening, Mareh 4th. March -Ist will be a decidedly “hlue Monday” with the vctiring county officers., . They will then march out of their present—pesitions at the Court Heuse. : Owing to the popularity which the Maygie Boyd troupe have achieved here, itis likely —they“will be—pre—yailed upon by appresiative citizens . . to prolong their engagement hereaftet this evening. On the first of next month F, M. Schmidt, the tailor, will reinoye from his present room on Pine street, to the one on Commercial ‘street which was formerly occupicd by the Snug } saloon and is located just opposite the TrAi: Senter block. The Sth annual ball-of the Grass Valley Fire Departinent takes place to-night. All members of the Ne-. vada City . Department had been made*the recipients of complimentary tickets, a special train had been chartered, the money paid, and every arramgemeat made for a jolly time by both companies, but owing to the caving of Town Talk tunnel, and the difficulty in procuring transportation to our sister town, it is not likely that many of the firemen will be able to attend, A Queer Discouragement. The Downieville Messen gerrejcices _ because ‘the people of Nevada City exhibited their usual good sense in discouraging the crazy mania for female pedestrianism.” ‘The _Messengers sarcasm strikes home with much force when we pause to consid_ er that within a single week the people of Nevada City paid over a thousand dollars to see the boys and girls exercise their legs, aud that neatly a third of that sum was clear gain forthe manager,all ‘‘:tatenients” to the cotitraty notwithstanding. To Fhe Masque raders. Those ladies pares gentlemen who proposed to attend the Allemania masquerade carnival Friday evening, ~ will confer a favor ommthe newspap:r reporters by having their names and characters written upons ips of paper tobe handed to representatives of the local press who will stand at the entrance. It isdesired to publish a complete list of all present,and the above arrangement will insureagainst . n mistakes being made. Be sure to writeithemame and character plainly, .+ F , a ee St. Pairick’s Ball. ‘On Wednesday evening, Mareh 17th, the ladies of St. Canice Catholic church will give .a grand ball at Hunt’s Hall. They propose to make it one of the finest social events that has ever transpired in the county.— The various committees are already actively engaged in making extensive preparations to insure its suc‘eesa, Tickets, including a sp'endid supper, are fixed at the very reasouable price of $2.50 each. + oo Married at Berkeley. Miss Kate Edwards, formerly of this city, but who has for some time “evening 16 “postponed: tir “Pharsday . he preserver of the teeth: Andie] is” true to itsname. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, hardens andi ine . vigorates the gums, and eerrects, all of this pure preparation j is 80 ) delightful that if is a luxury to ‘apply it. It is as haxmless as water. Sold by druggists and’ Perfumers.” ; =e aan Presents. I have just received a i: ines assortment of Holiday, Presents, .and the best way-for you to find out what my Goods cohisist of is by ealling at my store on Bro: @ street, Dec, 16, 1879. ALEX, ZRKIND, : Sugar Pike Shingles For Sale. “s A No: Sipe, made of thé best quality of sugar pime lumber, for sale! at $3, ess thousand, For sale at the Tee ouse, on the Piaza, Nevada Citys J. 8. THompson, November 234, 1879, s@ Eutnished room to rent. Eaquire at this office, ., ja27 > o> —Musical Instrument Agency. Prof. Halleck of this dity has been appointed agent: ~it: Nevada county’ for Sherman, Hyde & Co., San Francisco, He will sell pianos. and organs at greatly reduced rates, Easy insta Iments, so that all ean afford to buy. This affords an. exce'lent™ opportunity to purchase a useful Holiday gift for soxe.triend or relative. Nevada City, December J4-tf, p Eke.) ae Smee * ‘The Laine Fi Pre stem. Ladies‘ who’ are ire! ot Beautiful. naturally degire, to become so, atid those who possess the charm.are equally desirous to prolong its’ stay. The question is; as to the means. ‘“zlenn’s Sulphur: Seap”) solves the problem apt ionally. It diffuses over the complexion a transparency and smoothness*ef porcelait! “which the fairest of her sex might, desire, and’ its effect\are more ‘permanent’ than those of any of the deleterious cosmetics in use. It gives to the faee a natural life-like tinge, removing every blemish, aud it hab the ‘great merit of being a purely tacibie preparation, Beware of counterfeits. See that “C, N, Crittenden, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet, without which none isyvenuine: Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60cents, Attention is alsu invited to “HILL's INstanrakkovs Harr Dyré,” which, as regards durability and brilliancy of color, has certainly o equal on this.side of the Atlantic. Depot hs Sixth Avente, New York, . comin alpen A Good Thing. German Syrup is the special . rescription of Dr. A. Boschee, a celebrated German Physician, and is acknowledged to be one ofthe most fortunate discoveries! in Medicine. aickly cures Coughs, Colds ‘and ail Loeag troubles of the severest nature, femovin:,; aa it does, the: canse of the affection and leaving the a in strong aid healthy asutiion: is not an experimental medicine, ut has stood the test for years, giving satisfaction in every case, which its rapidly increasing sale every, season confirms. Two million bett es sold lannually. Beware of medicines lately introduced. ‘Boschee’s German Syrup was introduced igtbe “United States in 1868, and is pew, Bold: in every town and village inthe civilized word. Three will relieve .Z2.E Fisher's ‘ "pipette a City. er Printing mrs TEIN, Agent. ain & Union sirects. [ast-been employed as a teacher in the public school at Visalia, was a few days since mariied “to the telegraph. operator’ at Berkeley. During the rae da Miss Ria Hopp Tia 3 1s performing her friend's duties as teacher in the school. A BOOKKEEPER, whose heal ie wel balanced, writes ‘Dear Sir” thus: “Er, Cr.” mites dB h. Price: javents. {that on the 6th of March next they . twill move from their present store impurities of the breath. The odor} . they have‘ put everything down to Tanne 1a 1 ‘Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc., at}: Prices Lower than ever---Annual ‘ Clearance Bale or the Hinportant. Kisen & Co., ‘proprietoss of the Important store in this city, desire to inform their many custometg.and the people of Nevada county géterally, . — on Broad street, to Lones’ brick building on Commercial stfect, op-. posite Cre's shoe store, which is being fitted up in first-class style for their use. Between now and tlie 6th of March, in order to make room for -is how being. purchased inthe eastern markets, and alsotg) save the ti Im portant — rBtore offer their— eresen stock at prices so low as to. astonish éverybotly. “Notwithstanding the wide-eprgad reputation, this “fitm enjeys of ‘selling ‘dry gooils “cheaper } . than any.other store-in the couaty, f first cost prices. Ladies’, gentlebought for almost.nothing. Everybody is inwited! to call and get the henefit of the grand clearance sale at the Important. f21 __ VALUABLE . ‘REAL ESTATE! —aND— TS NE THE COE. RANCH Situated on Red Pog’ Rosa, one-Half mile east.of Nevada City limits, Contalns 80-acres of land, 30.0f which are uuder cultivation, and 40 acres fenced in. Fine orchard, abundance of water all the year, good Areting house, fruit‘house, ete. Price SE,9R THE; Kingsbury Quartz. Mine, Situated on Little Deer Creek, at junction ot Domaseus ravine,one-half mile east of Nevada City; Shaft 120 eat! deep, tunnel 500 feet long, Ladge averages full 14, inches.— 1,000 tons in tight™in backs, Ore taken out heretofore yielded fromr-§12 to $16 per toh. We guarantee the. ampunt imaight to. pay no less than $16a.ton, — Cash Priée,’$5000>. @r will bond it for one year for $8,000, ; 20 BUILDING LOTS, One acre each, fronting on Red Dog road near City limits. Very desirable for bwilding purposes, Price per Let, $100,— One-half payable in cash, balance on time. —ALSO— Water Right and Mill Site, Water sufficient to run 10 Btamps. —ALSO— 3-8ths of the Big } Bonanza Mine 50 BEEHIVES, Of “Longstrauss Movable Conib” make:— Bees crossed with Italian, Priee, Four’ Dollars each. Address or apply to A. COE & SON, _Feb, 22, tars Nevada City, Cal. Pacific Mail . Steamship Co. <a di The Regular Mail Steamers tor Vieteria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCISCO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each Menth, at 12 o’clock noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. any_ordinary couy Sample bottles 10 cents. -., ————— . oeboo .Weur Atientlem, Slaven’s celebrated Yo a Cologne, i is lasting perfume in the world. ‘aso eal, Var and for Amorhan. “try te Dip eign or can. Triad size 25 cen Larye size one dollar. WALTER D. VINTON, Ast, Nevada City. Bishop's Co Belsam for ail. Paralie! Rule Lost, ‘the throat andiangs, The most patted [Ane at Seattle. wha Local. ‘Steamers On Grass Valley road, Finder please . icine rk “promchitie, weiter chrvnly ms le aie ; return to County, Surveyor’s office, roll 9 seneumgiem a : ae it: Acre RIVER oak MINES and ard. 1t “ seothdeee™ «srbertre” aware Tickets idsued for Central aad No one objects when his tailor . aan icuo's South America, New York,, Euego to give . him Se. " oo J Pay Ate at . Op . TOPes J apan, China and Austraerator. Ru por x lia. their-mammoth spring stock; —which-. }—_— 4 = packing-andra when —— pes en —BY TYh— ALLEMANNIA CLUB . oN A SCALE Of . WILL BE. GIVEN ON . ray. Evening, A GENERAL INVITATION Is Extended. Committee of Arrangements, J. J. OTT, \G. von SCHMITTBURG ED.MULLER, LEOP. GARTHE, FRANK EILERMAN, Reception Committee, A: Rosenthal, J.P. Brandt. John Hurst, A. Hennemanna, Jas. J. Ott, G. von Schmittburg, Ed. Muller, Leop. Garthe, Frank Eilerman, © Floor Managers, ; . Jas. J, Otte. . G, vou Svbmittburg, J. P. Brandt, ‘ my oe Garthe, mS Frank Eilerman, Flvor Dircetor,+_+ Edward Muller, ef Music under the direction of Prof. Hunt, consisting of Messrs. Hunt, Goyne, Elser Sr,, Eleer Jr.‘ and Carter, ~~ Tickets Two Dollars. sa Maskers must identify themselves to a Committee on entering the Hall. s@ Spectators admitted to. the Gallery for 50 cents. ‘Grand March commences at nine o’clock sharp. Only Maskers allowed om the floor until 11: 30 o’clock when the Grand March for unmasking will commence. a . Commercial Street, Sem SNE SRO RRS SUE NR HE NG RE ERT AE He SARE pena ANTES Commercial Street, ROVE: City. . Paring Bed Room Se . . Beauliful Parlor Sets, Witir Plans ne Parlor aaa, aaa ee in the mountains, teed,. Call and exaim‘ne goods and prices, ' meena npr meen baa “Spring and: “Top Matwesses, “Bedding, a _ . tains, neat-and handsome FIecl TBs vai Seiaw, very latest styics. ‘} Banecy and.Plain Parlor Lounges, and ev erything to be found in o first-class Furniture ) Store, Also, Ewerything in my Store will be sold Cheaper than they can:be purchased anywhere else’ Repairing promptly done and satisfaction in prices and Work guaranBEARS. a BURNS. peeks Stock NEVADK: COUNTY,. pane, Ere. Cyocks, Sener Mus AGENT FOR THR Crugte aren PRO E. mist —OF THE— “BEEWIVE” GROCERY ‘STORE. —— od AE Nevada Cit Potatoes $1,50 per 100 pounds, Flour, ccniunetamaneaidiiel TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, — per 100 Iba., $3 50 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 75 Dinner Can full of Coffee,5 lbs., I 25 TTT ~ FURNITURE A AND BEDDING. or capital Farniture Store,’ No. 59 Broad St. Nevada cy. Two doors below Atunape'e Motel. ; HOUSE. IN TME. ancabeet Fine Assortnrt of Btatikets, Window ShadesgBrackets, Loouwe @vassxs, Prorures, CH1upREN’s, WAGONS, and every variety of Fv RMITURB, Bep IC, MUSICAL IN®TRUMENTS, Wte., Ero, CHEAPER THAN EVER. F. G. GUILD: FRANK GUILD, ‘@eeere! Auctionect, Office Pine St. one door south of Vinton’s Store. ~ GENERAL GRANT FOR HR co y ~ Whoop it up Everybody, vo Mountains. . BRADBURY PIANOS and SMITH’S AMERICAN ORGANS Goods Sold at Sacramento Prices. THIRD TERM! nd Mackerel, No.1, per kit, 2 50 Bran, per 100 Ibs., 1.25 ‘. Small Corn, per 100 lbs., 1 874} ,nd remember that the place ‘s bay frat’Wheat, per 100 lbs., 2 50 clesa Groegries at about Ground Barley, per 100 lbs., 1.67) Whole Barley, .per 160 Ibs., 1 50 FIRST cosT, . Bacon, per . b., il v E. B, Tes) per Ib., ” Is at the Large and Reliable Stores of Japan Tea, per }b%, 35 A -. -Crashed-Sagar, 74 lbs., 1-00] ' Pearl Barley, 3 lbs., 25 cts “7. ae a Split Peas, 13 lbs., 1 Ob Lard, : 10 Ibe., 100. Best Island Rice, 10 Ibs., 1 00 S H U i T LE} Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Extra Soda Vrackers, per lb., 10 cts. Oysters, i2cans 100 Codfish per lb., 6}, . . KK co. as ‘Tomatoes, 7canes 100 Corn, Scans 100) evap CITY, and No. 55 MAI »1-, Syrup, per gallon, 874 GRASS VALLEY. Sardines, amall cans, 6 caris-—1-00 Sardines, large cans. 4cans 1 00 Ee Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Currants, 10 lbs, 1.00 Ww? are carrying one of the largest and Tobacco, per lb : 70 br selected stocks of Oil Car full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 96 GROG E AR IES t First Class Fare, $20. —e . Conneet at Tacoma with Northern TWO PRIZES will be given to the best sustained Characters by one Lady and one gentlePacifie Railroad for Portland, Oregon, wim AMS, DIMOND & co. Photo Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada. + City. ave {18 man, Tickets te be had of any iiember +. ofthe Committee of Arrangements and at the principal business places in Nevada City. = 6 A Should the weather prove stormy carriages will be provided. Pepper, per bottle, d to be the Best. Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50¢ Wash Tubs, from 60 cents to “3 00 [email protected] and warrant ‘eos Richard Roberts. ——————— Ranch Butter, 3 pounds, 1 00 Cooking Butter, 54 pounds, 1 00 Beans, 334 lbs, for 1 00 To ound in Nevada county. Our Groand Coffee; per package, 20-ets. . evperience teaches that ca! plan _— ig ‘ 2 of doin Corn Starch, 2 packages, 2 cts. oe is the uly Geerodt! ay * Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts -. dodo. dot 5 gal can, 2 26 COME WITH THE CASH ! Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 00Frye’ English Cocoa, packet 25 . and see how much you cen buy for a dollar 4 Washing Pocstier, 3 packages, 25c. oy -4+Mustard,-per bottle, eS Gi "ies Pound, And every thing else in proportion Call ar exam'ne. No teouble Ww sho» y goods. Bi give prices. ¢ —y wa Wash Board 30 cts. w ben’ Buckets, 374 cts. Choice Fresh Butter, 60, Cents 1 Ctothes Baskets, -—— ——+_—$§90-ets, f—$_=__—— Bo ecttre Ser g Pee Rots 748 Fs Bet ee 4 ate. Potat ets. : “All goede paces to correction. Choice Jap. Tea, 35 Cents per id iste eect Le oN Ho

male rary Stralian m Eronehisis, _THIDAT Dis. Lait lig Re aa money" refund 1d, taht 7 RUP & ie 4 I give & lew of we been troubled en Vears, and one y hee ¥ ato hed my oS. 8 ODG ERS, en “Mill and Au. ing. used Kerr's m ption ad find 3 relieved me > Q" the throat th, have tried every Ht beats all. Cy, ing used Kore’s vir, Ge had 4 and 2 doses curPaes ras of i SB; Pte iy stanrentME SE mt ects, sides on Auburn T yard, says the @ above tes timophir Hitt als0 test tive Propeities of y Retunded in NCO. 0 Post Office a : promptty'attend. 50 Cents — ¥ part of the UniB. R. KERR, ‘Propriersr, ant . se. ant Cheap be remov-/ STREET, , 1880. PER ‘Before! Lto call iately TO CET TANT! “to the County Office, Nevads Cee uname a HARRIS, Valley.) rIST. Ls Bu CHANAN, a NEVADA CIPY; CATAFORNIA, Seuteaminiinmanieianen’ —— peel Meniion. _Jé will eke three weeks’ more or less to repair Town Talk tunnel. The Copper Mining Company at Spenceville, haye just discharged 26 Chinese emp!oyas. Union: Thoinas Fielding, aged 72, who has ived in Grass Valley district since 1850 died Monday. : Ginee the railroad tutne! caved in so that the cars eannot enter the city,it seems as though the bottom of this: part of the world had i ~ Owing to illness in the family” of Hi. H. Haskins, the Guild party that . — was to-have been held there this THE THE DAILY "TRANSCRIPT, . _. household word, is derived: from. the . : é Daneing Classes, Prt CL, Chile aug J. Michel [ will opel’ Daricing Class. ‘for children, at Témpetance Hall, on ‘Saturday afternoen.at 3 -0’clock, -Classes . for ladies and gentlemen, Monday . and Wednesday evonings. Termsmade known at the Hall. f18lw ge They are selling three dozen Fresh Eggs for one dollar. at Shurtleff's. f13 #7 Use Kerr's Wonderful Cough Syrup. See advertisement i in another column. f10lm The Word **Sezedent,” Which has already become « Greek, and composed of two words,,. Sozo.and-Odontes::—*Sezo” translate . ' ed, means to vapor en. ‘and “Odon~4 evening, Mareh 4th. March -Ist will be a decidedly “hlue Monday” with the vctiring county officers., . They will then march out of their present—pesitions at the Court Heuse. : Owing to the popularity which the Maygie Boyd troupe have achieved here, itis likely —they“will be—pre—yailed upon by appresiative citizens . . to prolong their engagement hereaftet this evening. On the first of next month F, M. Schmidt, the tailor, will reinoye from his present room on Pine street, to the one on Commercial ‘street which was formerly occupicd by the Snug } saloon and is located just opposite the TrAi: Senter block. The Sth annual ball-of the Grass Valley Fire Departinent takes place to-night. All members of the Ne-. vada City . Department had been made*the recipients of complimentary tickets, a special train had been chartered, the money paid, and every arramgemeat made for a jolly time by both companies, but owing to the caving of Town Talk tunnel, and the difficulty in procuring transportation to our sister town, it is not likely that many of the firemen will be able to attend, A Queer Discouragement. The Downieville Messen gerrejcices _ because ‘the people of Nevada City exhibited their usual good sense in discouraging the crazy mania for female pedestrianism.” ‘The _Messengers sarcasm strikes home with much force when we pause to consid_ er that within a single week the people of Nevada City paid over a thousand dollars to see the boys and girls exercise their legs, aud that neatly a third of that sum was clear gain forthe manager,all ‘‘:tatenients” to the cotitraty notwithstanding. To Fhe Masque raders. Those ladies pares gentlemen who proposed to attend the Allemania masquerade carnival Friday evening, ~ will confer a favor ommthe newspap:r reporters by having their names and characters written upons ips of paper tobe handed to representatives of the local press who will stand at the entrance. It isdesired to publish a complete list of all present,and the above arrangement will insureagainst . n mistakes being made. Be sure to writeithemame and character plainly, .+ F , a ee St. Pairick’s Ball. ‘On Wednesday evening, Mareh 17th, the ladies of St. Canice Catholic church will give .a grand ball at Hunt’s Hall. They propose to make it one of the finest social events that has ever transpired in the county.— The various committees are already actively engaged in making extensive preparations to insure its suc‘eesa, Tickets, including a sp'endid supper, are fixed at the very reasouable price of $2.50 each. + oo Married at Berkeley. Miss Kate Edwards, formerly of this city, but who has for some time “evening 16 “postponed: tir “Pharsday . he preserver of the teeth: Andie] is” true to itsname. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, hardens andi ine . vigorates the gums, and eerrects, all of this pure preparation j is 80 ) delightful that if is a luxury to ‘apply it. It is as haxmless as water. Sold by druggists and’ Perfumers.” ; =e aan Presents. I have just received a i: ines assortment of Holiday, Presents, .and the best way-for you to find out what my Goods cohisist of is by ealling at my store on Bro: @ street, Dec, 16, 1879. ALEX, ZRKIND, : Sugar Pike Shingles For Sale. “s A No: Sipe, made of thé best quality of sugar pime lumber, for sale! at $3, ess thousand, For sale at the Tee ouse, on the Piaza, Nevada Citys J. 8. THompson, November 234, 1879, s@ Eutnished room to rent.. Eaquire at this office, ., ja27 > o> —Musical Instrument Agency. Prof. Halleck of this dity has been appointed agent: ~it: Nevada county’ for Sherman, Hyde & Co., San Francisco, He will sell pianos. and organs at greatly reduced rates, Easy insta Iments, so that all ean afford to buy. This affords an. exce'lent™ opportunity to purchase a useful Holiday gift for soxe.triend or relative. Nevada City, December J4-tf, p Eke.) ae Smee * ‘The Laine Fi Pre stem. Ladies‘ who’ are ire! ot Beautiful. naturally degire, to become so, atid those who possess the charm.are equally desirous to prolong its’ stay. The question is; as to the means. ‘“zlenn’s Sulphur: Seap”) solves the problem apt ionally. It diffuses over the complexion a transparency and smoothness*ef porcelait! “which the fairest of her sex might, desire, and’ its effect\are more ‘permanent’ than those of any of the deleterious cosmetics in use. It gives to the faee a natural life-like tinge, removing every blemish, aud it hab the ‘great merit of being a purely tacibie preparation, Beware of counterfeits. See that “C, N, Crittenden, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet, without which none isyvenuine: Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60cents, Attention is alsu invited to “HILL's INstanrakkovs Harr Dyré,” which, as regards durability and brilliancy of color, has certainly o equal on this.side of the Atlantic. Depot hs Sixth Avente, New York, . comin alpen A Good Thing. German Syrup is the special . rescription of Dr. A. Boschee, a celebrated German Physician, and is acknowledged to be one ofthe most fortunate discoveries! in Medicine. aickly cures Coughs, Colds ‘and ail Loeag troubles of the severest nature, femovin:,; aa it does, the: canse of the affection and leaving the a in strong aid healthy asutiion: is not an experimental medicine, ut has stood the test for years, giving satisfaction in every case, which its rapidly increasing sale every, season confirms. Two million bett es sold lannually. Beware of medicines lately introduced. ‘Boschee’s German Syrup was introduced igtbe “United States in 1868, and is pew, Bold: in every town and village inthe civilized word. Three will relieve .Z2.E Fisher's ‘ "pipette a City. er Printing mrs TEIN, Agent. ain & Union sirects. [ast-been employed as a teacher in the public school at Visalia, was a few days since mariied “to the telegraph. operator’ at Berkeley. During the rae da Miss Ria Hopp Tia 3 1s performing her friend's duties as teacher in the school. A BOOKKEEPER, whose heal ie wel balanced, writes ‘Dear Sir” thus: “Er, Cr.” mites dB h. Price: javents. {that on the 6th of March next they . twill move from their present store impurities of the breath. The odor} . they have‘ put everything down to Tanne 1a 1 ‘Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc., at}: Prices Lower than ever---Annual ‘ Clearance Bale or the Hinportant.

Kisen & Co., ‘proprietoss of the Important store in this city, desire to inform their many custometg.and the people of Nevada county géterally, . — on Broad street, to Lones’ brick building on Commercial stfect, op-. posite Cre's shoe store, which is being fitted up in first-class style for their use. Between now and tlie 6th of March, in order to make room for -is how being. purchased inthe eastern markets, and alsotg) save the ti Im portant — rBtore offer their— eresen stock at prices so low as to. astonish éverybotly. “Notwithstanding the wide-eprgad reputation, this “fitm enjeys of ‘selling ‘dry gooils “cheaper } . than any.other store-in the couaty, f first cost prices.. Ladies’, gentlebought for almost.nothing. Everybody is inwited! to call and get the henefit of the grand clearance sale at the Important. f21 __ VALUABLE . ‘REAL ESTATE! —aND— TS NE THE COE. RANCH Situated on Red Pog’ Rosa, one-Half mile east.of Nevada City limits, Contalns 80-acres of land, 30.0f which are uuder cultivation, and 40 acres fenced in. Fine orchard, abundance of water all the year, good Areting house, fruit‘house, ete. Price SE,9R THE; Kingsbury Quartz. Mine, Situated on Little Deer Creek, at junction ot Domaseus ravine,one-half mile east of Nevada City; Shaft 120 eat! deep, tunnel 500 feet long, Ladge averages full 14, inches.— 1,000 tons in tight™in backs, Ore taken out heretofore yielded fromr-§12 to $16 per toh. We guarantee the. ampunt imaight to. pay no less than $16a.ton, — Cash Priée,’$5000>. @r will bond it for one year for $8,000, ; 20 BUILDING LOTS, One acre each, fronting on Red Dog road near City limits. Very desirable for bwilding purposes, Price per Let, $100,— One-half payable in cash, balance on time. —ALSO— Water Right and Mill Site, Water sufficient to run 10 Btamps. —ALSO— 3-8ths of the Big } Bonanza Mine 50 BEEHIVES, Of “Longstrauss Movable Conib” make:— Bees crossed with Italian, Priee, Four’ Dollars each. Address or apply to A. COE & SON, _Feb, 22, tars Nevada City, Cal. Pacific Mail . Steamship Co. <a di The Regular Mail Steamers tor Vieteria and Puget Sound leave SAN FRANCISCO on the 10th, 20th, and 30th of each Menth, at 12 o’clock noon, for Victoria, B. C., Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma. any_ordinary couy Sample bottles 10 cents. -., ————— . oeboo .Weur Atientlem, Slaven’s celebrated Yo a Cologne, i is lasting perfume in the world. ‘aso eal, Var and for Amorhan. “try te Dip eign or can. Triad size 25 cen Larye size one dollar. WALTER D. VINTON, Ast, Nevada City. Bishop's Co Belsam for ail. Paralie! Rule Lost, ‘the throat andiangs, The most patted [Ane at Seattle. wha Local. ‘Steamers On Grass Valley road, Finder please . icine rk “promchitie, weiter chrvnly ms le aie ; return to County, Surveyor’s office, roll 9 seneumgiem a : ae it: Acre RIVER oak MINES and ard. 1t “ seothdeee™ «srbertre” aware Tickets idsued for Central aad No one objects when his tailor . aan icuo's South America, New York,, Euego to give . him Se. " oo J Pay Ate at . Op . TOPes J apan, China and Austraerator. Ru por x lia. their-mammoth spring stock; —which-. }—_— 4 = packing-andra when —— pes en —BY TYh— ALLEMANNIA CLUB . oN A SCALE Of . WILL BE. GIVEN ON . ray. Evening, A GENERAL INVITATION Is Extended. Committee of Arrangements, J. J. OTT, \G. von SCHMITTBURG ED.MULLER, LEOP. GARTHE, FRANK EILERMAN, Reception Committee, A: Rosenthal, J.P. Brandt. John Hurst, A. Hennemanna, Jas. J. Ott, G. von Schmittburg, Ed. Muller, Leop. Garthe, Frank Eilerman, © Floor Managers, ; . Jas. J, Otte. . G, vou Svbmittburg, J. P. Brandt, ‘ my oe Garthe, mS Frank Eilerman, Flvor Dircetor,+_+ Edward Muller, ef Music under the direction of Prof. Hunt, consisting of Messrs. Hunt, Goyne, Elser Sr,, Eleer Jr.‘ and Carter, ~~ Tickets Two Dollars. sa Maskers must identify themselves to a Committee on entering the Hall. s@ Spectators admitted to. the Gallery for 50 cents. ‘Grand March commences at nine o’clock sharp. Only Maskers allowed om the floor until 11: 30 o’clock when the Grand March for unmasking will commence. a . Commercial Street, Sem SNE SRO RRS SUE NR HE NG RE ERT AE He SARE pena ANTES Commercial Street, ROVE: City. . Paring Bed Room Se . . Beauliful Parlor Sets, Witir Plans ne Parlor aaa, aaa ee in the mountains, teed,. Call and exaim‘ne goods and prices, ' meena npr meen baa “Spring and: “Top Matwesses, “Bedding, a _ . tains, neat-and handsome FIecl TBs vai Seiaw, very latest styics. ‘} Banecy and.Plain Parlor Lounges, and ev erything to be found in o first-class Furniture ) Store, Also, Ewerything in my Store will be sold Cheaper than they can:be purchased anywhere else’ Repairing promptly done and satisfaction in prices and Work guaranBEARS. a BURNS. peeks Stock NEVADK: COUNTY,. pane, Ere. Cyocks, Sener Mus AGENT FOR THR Crugte aren PRO E. mist —OF THE— “BEEWIVE” GROCERY ‘STORE. —— od AE Nevada Cit Potatoes $1,50 per 100 pounds, Flour, ccniunetamaneaidiiel TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, — per 100 Iba., $3 50 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 75 Dinner Can full of Coffee,5 lbs., I 25 TTT ~ FURNITURE A AND BEDDING. or capital Farniture Store,’ No. 59 Broad St. Nevada cy. Two doors below Atunape'e Motel. ; HOUSE. IN TME. ancabeet Fine Assortnrt of Btatikets, Window ShadesgBrackets, Loouwe @vassxs, Prorures, CH1upREN’s, WAGONS, and every variety of Fv RMITURB, Bep IC, MUSICAL IN®TRUMENTS, Wte., Ero, CHEAPER THAN EVER. F. G. GUILD: FRANK GUILD, ‘@eeere! Auctionect, Office Pine St. one door south of Vinton’s Store. ~ GENERAL GRANT FOR HR co y ~ Whoop it up Everybody, vo Mountains. . BRADBURY PIANOS and SMITH’S AMERICAN ORGANS Goods Sold at Sacramento Prices. THIRD TERM! nd Mackerel, No.1, per kit, 2 50 Bran, per 100 Ibs., 1.25 ‘. Small Corn, per 100 lbs., 1 874} ,nd remember that the place ‘s bay frat’Wheat, per 100 lbs., 2 50 clesa Groegries at about Ground Barley, per 100 lbs., 1.67) Whole Barley, .per 160 Ibs., 1 50 FIRST cosT, . Bacon, per . b., il v E. B, Tes) per Ib., ” Is at the Large and Reliable Stores of Japan Tea, per }b%, 35 A -. -Crashed-Sagar, 74 lbs., 1-00] ' Pearl Barley, 3 lbs., 25 cts “7. ae a Split Peas, 13 lbs., 1 Ob Lard, : 10 Ibe., 100. Best Island Rice, 10 Ibs., 1 00 S H U i T LE} Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Extra Soda Vrackers, per lb., 10 cts. Oysters, i2cans 100 Codfish per lb., 6}, . . KK co. as ‘Tomatoes, 7canes 100 Corn, Scans 100) evap CITY, and No. 55 MAI »1-, Syrup, per gallon, 874 GRASS VALLEY. Sardines, amall cans, 6 caris-—1-00 Sardines, large cans. 4cans 1 00 Ee Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Currants, 10 lbs, 1.00 Ww? are carrying one of the largest and Tobacco, per lb : 70 br selected stocks of Oil Car full of Coffee, 3 lbs., 96 GROG E AR IES t First Class Fare, $20. —e . Conneet at Tacoma with Northern TWO PRIZES will be given to the best sustained Characters by one Lady and one gentlePacifie Railroad for Portland, Oregon, wim AMS, DIMOND & co. Photo Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada. + City. ave {18 man, Tickets te be had of any iiember +. ofthe Committee of Arrangements and at the principal business places in Nevada City. = 6 A Should the weather prove stormy carriages will be provided. Pepper, per bottle, d to be the Best. Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50¢ Wash Tubs, from 60 cents to “3 00 [email protected] and warrant ‘eos Richard Roberts. ——————— Ranch Butter, 3 pounds, 1 00 Cooking Butter, 54 pounds, 1 00 Beans, 334 lbs, for 1 00 To ound in Nevada county. Our Groand Coffee; per package, 20-ets. . evperience teaches that ca! plan _— ig ‘ 2 of doin Corn Starch, 2 packages, 2 cts. oe is the uly Geerodt! ay * Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts -. dodo.. dot 5 gal can, 2 26 COME WITH THE CASH ! Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 00Frye’ English Cocoa, packet 25 . and see how much you cen buy for a dollar 4 Washing Pocstier, 3 packages, 25c. oy -4+Mustard,-per bottle, eS Gi "ies Pound, And every thing else in proportion Call ar exam'ne. No teouble Ww sho» y goods. Bi give prices. ¢ —y wa Wash Board 30 cts. w ben’ Buckets, 374 cts. Choice Fresh Butter, 60, Cents 1 Ctothes Baskets, -—— ——+_—$§90-ets, f—$_=__—— Bo ecttre Ser g Pee Rots 748 Fs Bet ee 4 ate. Potat ets. : “All goede paces to correction. Choice Jap. Tea, 35 Cents per id iste eect Le oN Ho