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NEVADA CITY, CAL.
—
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
. The property in Little York townhip, at You Bet, purchased” by an
d nglish company of Ed. Williams, is
» ‘‘surning out big returns, This propFe
ea
. tothe purchasers. This‘certainty of
SS a best investments.
erty was sold last Spring, and after a
run of twenty-nine days this season
they cleaned up, in one set of claims,
$6,000. The company is working in
several places and in every. set of
claims they-are doing well. Such
investments as these by capitalists
’ will benefit the. county permanently
~ by attracting the attention of others
fo its resources, During the past
year the extensive gravel. minés of
the county haye been sought after
» by capitalists more than ever before,
“and several large sales have” been
made. We believe, in every instatice.
the mines sold have proved-valuable
pay gives confidence and is the thing
to convince capitalists that the mineral sections of the State offer the
>
eee _/ Prisoners in the County Jail,
_~ There arefive prisoners in the
ite
Pg
ya
be
;
county jail whose Gases are to be dis‘posed of by the Grand Jury. They
are all from Grass Valley. ‘Two of
them are Chinamen, accused of bur~~ glarizing Woods’ tailor shop. They
Were arrésted by Hank Snow and the
goods recovered. One man is charged
with forging—an order for money
upon Mr. Beaver;-and the other two
are Digger Indians, “Charged with
robbing a Chinaman a few days.ago.
The case of Henry Roberts, charged:
with assault with intent!to do great
bodily harm upon Al. Jenkins, in
this city, will also be disposed of by
the Grand Jury. The defendant in
. . this case is out on bail.
San Juan. ee :
a
_ We understand ‘that business is
in San Juan-and there is a {}—————>
pect of a lively Spring for busi§ men in thut locality.
_The American Gravel Mining Co.,
that ‘place, are working fifty or
ty men and is, as usual, paying
li.
On'the San Juan Hill three-com=+
ies are at work. Dunniker & Co.,
ho had their new flume injured by
storm, were. delayed fora time,
t they now have everything ready
. Washing.
Davis, Bower & Co. are running
@bout five hundred inches of water
are employing eight or nine
ds. The claims are doing well.
Road Work.
A gentleman who recently came :
ver from the ridge informs us that
e contractors are now at work upon
eroads. Bob. Huckins, who has
=) ee, is reported to be doing his
level best to make the road better
shan it ever was. Mr. Northup is reborted at work upon the road and
roads,
i
The Overland Mail.
It has now been more-than two
weeks since a through train from the
East has passed over the Union Pafic Railroad. No mails have been
eived in this city since two weeks
ago last Friday, and the prospect
or a through train is not encourng. Dispatches of the 3d from
@orinne, Rawlins and Carbon all reblockades, and that it is not
probable trains will get through for
eral days.
Nevada Light Guard.
The regular monthly parade of the
fevada Light Guard took ploce on
urday evening. There was au
cellent turn out, thirty-three men
sing in line. The boys hope soon
get new uniforms. The uniforms
in use have been here since
#963, and those in possession of the
Mate are in 2 worse condition than
lose in use. The Legislature odght
>?
off the entire stock of dres
ds at cost, for the next sixty days
ihe store of H. Levy, Commercials
et, Nevada city. Ladies, now is
N. C, Miller & Co,, have comBuced a bed rock tunnel, which is
mn from Sweetland Creek, té
the Manzanita claims in the
mT
PLING
". Value.on health and life. ‘Phe swindle re_. ferred to consists. in the attempts. of irresponsible parties, in different sections of
. enough to accept them as substitutes for
a. yor STREET, NEVADA CITY, Has
Ameng the pernicious frauds of the peried, there is one which especially deserves.
the reprehension of all who plaéé # proper
the States; te force upon the public vile
‘astringent compounds manufactured out of
damaged or worthless drugs and refuse
liquor, as preparations possessing the rare
medicinal virtues of the most popular and
efficacious of all vegetable tonics and ‘alterative—Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters.
The concocters of these “local bitters”
are, in the truest sense of the phrase, public enemies. Their fiery potions inflame
the stomachs, stupefy the brains, and shatterthe nerves of those who are unwisé
the famous Vegetable Invigorant; that for
twenty years has been knowf throughout
the Western Hemisphers as a_ stan
article, Pa —
The fame of “Hostetter’s Bitters as a
health-preserving, vitalizing medicine, is
as wide ag the world, and the miserable
attempts of neédy. nostrum-mongers to
Supplant it would be treated. with silent
contempt, were it not that serious consequences sometimeés.foliows the use of the
nefarious compounds ~in “question. Whoever recommends any of them as remedies
for; Dyspépsia, Biltiousness, Gonstipation,
Intermittent Fever. Rheumatism, orany
other complaint for which Hosttetter’sBitters isa known Specific, is guilty of a
moral, -if not -a. legal misdemeatior. At
this season, when the sun is releasing from
the earth, in the form of unwholesome
vapors, the active principal of disease, a
course of Hosttetter'sBitters will beor
the utmost-service to persons with feeble
constitutions.
re _
T. H. ROLFE.
Netary Public and Conveyancer.
D EEDS, Mortgages, Leases, Agreements;
and-Legal Papers of all kinds carefully and correctly drawn, a
Justice of the Peace.
° OFFICe—North side ef Broad street, opposite Bank of, Nevada cotinty. jad3‘
NEW EXCITEMENT!
SS
CASHIN & KENT,
yes respectfully inform the peo-¥ ¥ pleof the State that they, have on
id
AN IMMENSE LOT OF
oO
NEW HAMS,
NEW LARD,
_.___s NEW BACON, .
The Product of Several Thousand
Corn Fed Hogs,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD
At the VER¥LOWEST RATES.
These Hams, Baconand Lard are.
of our own manufacture and are
superior te any ever before offered
for sale in this or any other market.
8D” This firm is now receiving large shipfacturing them into Hams, Bacon and Lard
The climate of the mountains being favorable for Curing, and the greatest care being
taken in every process, the product of the
Establishment will be found superior to
} @ny in the market,
eee Se ey — = rae
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
=S
SS
—_——
received the
.
Peach Navy Tobacco!
IN DOUBLE THICKNESS,
And All Other Brands as Usua
* On Hand?!
CIGARS! CIGARS!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE
FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST!
Miners and Consumers of Tobacco
will save money by buying the
same by the quantity, at wholesale prices. “
—_—_—
Best” Quality and Full Weight !
Ialso inform the Public that I intend to
close out my -busineas_in Nevada, by, the
First of May, therefore I-will offer, {
GOOD INDUCEMENTS!
TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO.
Thankful for the patronage of the publie
I invite all desiring goods in iny line, to oi
GIVE MB A CALI. ~
JULIUS GREENWALD,
_ Broad Street, Nevada City.
-@Penuary 228th, 1872.
FANCY GOODS IMPORTED
Direct from Paris !
= —aT—
ELIX GILLET’S HAIR DRESSI ING saoon,
PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY.
LINEN THREAD, Black, White and
Steel Péns, Beads, ete, ete.
DEPOT of Garden, Flower suit Vegetable
N. ¥., and California.
Also, Rose-Leaf Mulberry Seed,
Genuine Peach Brand Tobacco! .
“Wa. Before purchasing your LARD, examine the Cans and find our “BRAND” upon
them.
~
= .
~
\ tea. Orders filled for any-quantity of our
celebrated HAMS, PACON AND LARD.
Shipmentsmade to any part of the-Pacifie
Address by mail or Wells, Fargo & Co’s.
ed
Express, _. =
CASHIN & KENT ~~
«= Nevada City. Cal.
Nevada, Dec. 12th.1871.
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ANNIVERSARY BALL!
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
ee
ELEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
NEVADA CITy
FIRE DEPARTMENT
—oK—
Thursday” Eve’g, Feb. 22
. NEVADA CITY.
HE beet of Music has been secured for
the vecasion.
Committeé of Arrangements,
C. W.CORNELL, W-K. COZ.
O. A. TOMPKINS, THOS. FLOWERS,
CG. T. CANFIELD, ¥. KING.
FP, ELLERMAN,
—_Invitation Committee.
Virginia City. — James MaLowz, Janus
PHELAN.
North San Juan.—A.N. Onawe, C. Kocn.
Grass Valley.—Guo. Munruy, A. Hooren
L. ZacHaRtas.
:
Nevada City. — C. W. Comenz, D. B.
GErrcue.y, C. T. CanFIELp.
Reception Committee.
J,-KISTLE, JOS. OLIVE, ©
J. HAHN, J. HAWKE,
_D. B. GETCHELL, JOHN A. RAPP,
W. W. CROSS, A. W. LESTER.
A, WADSWORTH, » E. GOLDSMITH.
ee Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. ~
ma. Tickets, including Supper, $3.
The Music will be under the direction of
M. M. BLUM. :
ma. Carriages furnished, if neceasary,
ma. A general invitation is extended.
BY ORDER OF THE NEVADA FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Fevads, Jan. 19th.
ments of Hogs from the East and_is manu.
50 Cents for
oF,
p of Tea, Coffee, ora
glass of Lager in the bargain.
Ham and Eggs, Pig's Feet, Lunch, ete.,
prepared at short -notice.
Fresh Eastern Oysters always on hand.
Families supplied with Oysters at their res
La ties and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity are invited to call. P
Nevada, Jan. 14th.
. --MEEWAUKEE BREWERY.
W. DREYFUSS continues to maun
facture as good,
LAGER BEER
As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager
sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. “Leave your orders at the old stand,
Spring Street, Nevada City.
And they will be promptly and faithfully
attended to. Give mc atrial. ,1 am con
fident of giving the very best satisfaction,
ounty Free or CHarce.
_ GREAT BARGAINS !!
LN _
COMPLETE PORCELAIN DINNER
SETS FOR $25!
jy.
pum & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada City, are now
‘Selling :
Crockery,
Cutlery, ~
Plated Ware,
Glass Ware, .
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
Lamps, ete.,
Cheaper than ever offered in Nevada county.
We have also on hand a .arge stock of
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COAL OIL,
DANFORTH’S PATENT PETROLEUM
ee etc. Cail arid see our mammoth
68 “K. =
PBF We-are-Agents for the Home Shuts«
le Sewing Machine.
Jan 24 . POTTER & SIGOURNEY.
DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ,
German. Physician, Surgeon,
Oeculist, ete. ete.
DD age mee GRADUATE OF THE
: Universities of Leipsic and
¢
. Wurzburg.
~Also, Pupil of the Celebrated Oculist, Dr.
Graefe, at Berlin, Prassia.
Late Chief Physician of the German Mutual BeneVelent Societies of New York and
San Francisco,
Has located bimeelf at Nevada City, and
res fully solicit#the patronage of the
public inthe practice Ofany branch of the
science, : 3S
DR. DOBREN: Raving had\many years
experience in the: bert ‘uropeai?.Capitols
and Hospitals, pest Sn ge cure ath_long
standing Diseases speedily, ~~ e
‘charge. ES
Office on Commercial Street, opposite the
Masonic Building.
Nevada, Jan. 19th.
UNION HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITy.
HEF GHT AND AIRY,“Ga-The
TABLE abundantly supplied
with all the delicacies of the Season.
The Bar unsurpassed by any, for choice
WENES AND LIQUORS.
THE BILLIARD ROOM contains Two of
of Phelan’s Best Tables, is light and pleasant, and well supplied with geod cues, and
Ivory BALLs—no machie or bogus ever
ing been used in the House. EE
x IRA A. EATON,
E. O. TOMPKINS,
Proprietors.
”
THIS HOUSE is all thet-can
be desired as a Home, all the
ROOMS BEING LARGE,
Nevada, Jan. 9th. 1872.
~The tate Proprietor of the above
Hotel, having formed a copartnership with
MR. E.'O, TOMPKINS, (one of the oldest
residents of Nevada County,) would most
respectfully return thanks to all of the patrons of the House, and ask not only those,
but all others to give the New Firm a trial,
and he trusts by close attention to give entire satisfactionPW IRA A. EATON.
CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES,
Acids and Mining Chemicals,
Kerosene, &e.
wunNEVADA DRUG STORE.
8S. W. COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS
Under the Transcript Printing Office.
E. M. PRESTON,
APOTHECARY,
Also, s Lot. of
Genuine Bear's Oil,
For the Hair.NOTICE.
Nou ts heseby given thet
DR. A. C. FARNO is no longer an
Agent for the Phoenix Mutual
Life Iusurance Co. of Hartterd, Conn.
EDWARD P. GRAY,
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins Co.
No. 425 Kearney Street, San Francisco
January 3let, 1872—1w :
WILLIAMS & JOHNSON,
Counselors and Attorneysat Law,
FFICE—Over Beckman’s Saleom, oor
RAIN, a
Lacer Beer delivered to any part of the . .
» pleasure,
Indigent persons treated ¥r, or} 224 has gone into general use wherever it
has been introduced,
q
Now IS THE TIME
ye. SECURE your outside
DOORS AND WINDOWS!
Against the unweleome interfer:
ence of-the .
SNOW,
DUST, — =e
andCOLD . !
Householders have long felt the ‘need of
Something —~ . ;
Cheap, Simple and Durable !
That would save Carpets, Fuel,
and the Ills resulting ‘from COLD DRAFT
that finds its way into dwellings anhalt outside Doors and Windows.
Clay’s Patent Metallic
WEATHER sTRIP. M
a Challenges the admiration of all who
have seen its operation.
The attention of the public is respectfully
invited to this little invention; which “is so
CHEAP that every man can afford to use it.
It isan Actual Saving in Fuel
alone, of Twice its Cost
every year .
It is so simple that it can be made and applied by any person of ordinary mechanical
genius, and can be removed and replaced at
There are no Springs or complicated machinery to get out of repair.
It can be applied to any Door or Window,
For Sale by
W. H. {CRAWFORD,
No. 27 and 29 Main St.
Opposite the Express Omics. Ps
FOR A
The Most Acceptable to » Lady
WEED
FAMILY
FAVORITE
SEWING .
MACHINE,
It is the Simplest, the Strongest, the Last and the Best. Sewing Machine invented,
W. H. CRAWFORD,
No, 27 and 29 Main Street,
S cometemanand
GAD)
‘THE
Capital $12,500,000
IN GOLD COIN. :
LOSSES. SETTLED: IMMEDIATELY ON
ADJUSTMENT BY :
G. O'HARA PAAFFR,
General Agent.
_ Office—North East Corner California awd.
Sansome Streets, SAN FRANCISOO.
Office—No, 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &e.
~ J. JACOBS, ~~
OULD respectfully inform the people
Nevada County that—he hag re..
Store, on
Pine Street, Nevada City,
The Largest and most< mplete stock of
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPER OUTLERY,
&c. ever brought tu Nevada city.
The Stock of Cigars comprise all—the favorite brands from the very best tothe
cheapest kinds, «+ ‘ ;
ceived at
In the line of Smoking and Chewing. Toay
baceo my-stock cannot be excelled,
Meerschaum and other kinds of Pipes -I
have a very large stock,
T invite the especial attention of Saloon
f+ OF LONDON: .
Keepers and Country Dealers to. my new mn
PRICéM areas Cheap as
e Cheapest and the articles guaran Las
represented. ; Be
on’t fail to give mea call before making
your purchases.
JACOBS, «o> J,
Masonic Building, Pine Street.
Nevada, Nov. 30th. .
MINER'S ATTENTION!
INERS AND MANUFACTURERS are
hereby cautioned against MAKING,
BUYING, SELLING! OR USING what is
known as R.R. & J.
improved Hydraulic Joint or Noz
ale, as thesame is an infringement upon
‘. the invention of the undersigned, secured
by Letters Patent No. 108,668, dated Oct;
25th, 1870, known as Watson's “Hydraulic
Champion,” and all parties participating im
such infringement will teri rously prosecuted, THOMAS WATSON,
Proprietor of Watson’s Hydraulic—_Ghami pion.
Dated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872.
MILLINGTON’s —
e AT
TEMPERANCE HALL,
Tuition of Children—Saturday at 2P. MCommencing Saturday, Jan, 6th.
For Ladies, Wednesday, at 2 P. M, Gom
mencing Jan, 10th,
ee
For Gentlemen, Monday and Thursday,
at7 P.M. Commencing Jan, 8th.
Terms for Ladies and Children, $2 per
month. Gents, $5 per month.
Lessons in Highland Fling, Cracovienne,
etc. if denired ae
SPECIAL INFORMATION
For Tux
AFFLIC TED!
IN THR]
Copies sent Free upon application.
»
nevessity of a ery ioe
where 41] forme of De and
les, in either sex, can be c ”
ly and effectually, was never mei =
t now and the faculty of the-Dr-“d. O.
Young Medica) Institute take thig
of bringing that knowledge to the minds » &
the public. Address
DE. J. 0, YOUNG,
Box 74s.
Medical Institute,
au San Franciseo, dal
Nevada City Skating Rimk.
a
KATING ASSEMBLIES from 4
KD 124A. M., 3to6P.M., and 7 te 10 Y
M., DAILY.
ee
Ladies admitted free of Charge.
Use of Skates 26 Cents.
For Gentlemen :
Day Assemblics, ndmission
and use of Skates, ~
Evening’s Admission, <
Use ofSkates, . «=
Gentlemen's Admission and
use of Skates, per month, §4 00
Ladies’, permonth, « ;« se
B. BULLARD,
Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1872. ioe
__ Natioe
“algned will apple to ne Bound ee ee
Ton, fr cea to clied toll am the ros
between the Backbone House, Wot.
th ANDREW scEResaCAs,
: ADA ¥. DAVENPORT
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