February 6, 1879 (4 pages)

Seieeet Nk ae AR a Ad A YO pGoois duceéd-tates ad re vd as first-class at 4 ) & DBINSON'S, . Taims te make money ds for less than eost, te cheat his custem. D his creditors. bl Bt very article ‘sold, ze competition on LASS Coons dvertisements may nile, but we intend ur business “‘on the is to be able to cém-" \er responsible firms iG TRADE, ll inferior and dam. as cheap as any one e don’t propose to We solicit a comualities and prices, will be presented for” ery 30 days. 1 & Sobinson 18, 1878. \M WOLF’S RICE LIST R CAS Hos ect to Correction_ “100 Ibs, $275 er : er 100 Ibs, 225 er 100: Ibs, 125 2r 100 Ibs, 260 igar, 7-12 lbs, 1 00 ar, 10 lbs 100 e, 5 Ibs 100 ee” ie 18 20 lbs 100 $8 bars 25 perbox 50 i 12for 25 perbox 200 Ycansfor 100 Yeansfor 100 6cansfor 100 1, 5 cans for. 100 ns, 6 cans for “1 00 s, 4 cans for 1 00 per gallon, 35 per 5 gallon can 1 50 per pound. 124 nTea “ 35 per pound 10 Ul 8 ole Spapers 2. ffee, per paper 4 ey, 8 pounds 25 Kinds, per bottle 10°. per bottle 2° 5 gallon kgs 20 yun etsy 10. igs pation wiitrikt WOLF Street: Nevada City. er 5, 1878). THE. DAILY I RANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘their first ¢ ordinance Monday. daily to the TrAxsceirt by the ‘omnia Canal Co, at Nevada City,. “NEVADA Crry, February 5, 1879. —T sia 73 eae: . 8 Rey Pp cage me] $121: 2 Sant bo ata fl : Big): eet. . 97.44 [90 . « 0) NE Clear are . ata . 58 . [NE . Clear ee Erict Mention. Truckee’s Board of Trustees passed Murdock McKenzie, a native of . Nova Scotia, was naturalizéd in the County Court , Fuesday. The Chinese: say. the last. New. Year holiflay. season was the ‘‘thinnest” they have ever observed. ‘The prizes for the Y.M. S.C. par-. tv are completed, and will be placed on —_* in a day er two. E. Robinson, éditor of the San re an Independent, favored the TRANscript office with a call yesterday. _ The Stated Meeting of Nevada’ Commatidery, z Knights Templar,. will take Place at’ Masonic Hall, this evening at 7:50 o’clock, <All Sir Kuights arecourteonaly. aavited to be . present. James Watt, Scotland, miner, a native of was. naturalized in the County Court yesterday. on the. testimony of Chas. Kent and A. Henne= . yuann,. We are requested by Charles McElvy to notify the subscribers of the $an Francisco Chronicle that hereafter they will find their papers at the store of A. I.” Zekind, on Broad street. 7 From one to two carloads of freight are arriving via the Narrow Gauge railroad daily. The regular freight train is not running, but. the cars are brought up-with the itrains. A number of citizens subpcened tog. appear before the Grand Jury this week, were mystified as to the cause, and could only divine. it when they had entered the presence of and been interrogated by that body. . Considerable anxiety is felt regarding the scarcity of water for gravel mining operations. The weather <ontinues clear, and there.is no pros_pectof immediate rains. Of course this condition of things is faverable to quartz mining. There is a strong probability that a grand spelling bee will take place in this tity: before long. The best passenger _spéller will be awarded a free course of penmapship in Miss Elliott’s class. The stockholders of the Murchie Mining Company will hold their annual meeting-at 328 Montgomery street, San Francisco, on the 8th. instant, A board of Trustees to serve the ensuing year will be elected. itis charged that a’ yourg man itr the audience filled out a blank ticket that he had drawn and won a prize with it at the Theatre Tuesday evening. Such a trick is liable to get the perpetrator into trouble, if he is: detected. >=» Sylvania Lodge Coming. On Friday evening next Sylvania Lodge, I. O. G. T., of Grass Valley, will visit the istes in this city, the occasion being the installation of officers of the latter organization. pleasant social time’ is anticipated, -and it ig hoped that the members of the order here will turn out in full force to greet their.visitors. The ‘members of the Nevada City Lodge are requested to contribute to the collation that will be-spread. Notice as to where refreshments may be left will appear to-morrow. >o ee Fein ame Those people whe are fond of dancing should not fail to bear in mind _the party to be given at V.) Flume Hall to-morrow night for the benefit of Mrs. James Oates and her children. The family.isaworthy one, \but very poor, and nobody who is able. should . refuse to extend a helping ‘hand in, this theirhour of trouble. A fine ¥ will be given in connecton withthe dance, and tickets of ed that ouly-theobher, wy At “A suyentle Warrior, , A small boy with a loaded pistal i is “ tive elements, ; and.parents should lodk ‘to it that their children make a practice of” a “armed, to the teeth?” cht pupil of the public school am” became incensed at “His” tea it upon’ his “ person’ “several: days,’ meanwhile boasting to. his. companwhich offered he proposed to avenge much probability of ‘such ‘threats’ being carried into execution, but at the 1 T a dangerous combination of destruelet. *Enquite at this office. Brotlier.or Lover, then be sure “dnd /” .talken ZEKIND for these articles résolved to get even.He. in some . and save at least 25 cents on the dolrway procured a revolver, atid carried , lar. ions that the very first’ opportunity ish “are the pictures made at the the imaginary wrongs. "Thére is not ; °perator. sam? time it is always Pettes, to bs safe. to trifle with a rat‘lesnake. a it DE NEY aes Scie Furaishoa Rooms Let. ee Pleasant sleeping apartments. 6 4 {29 — 2 it — = p—.3) oul yout: desire to buy a box’ of vesént, ior~your’Husband, Father, ol7 -tf Sora ge £2 Unsurpassed for style and fin’ “Rudolph Photo-Gallery.” Cottins jul5 . on the safe side. ” ~\Check the early symptoms before; ; = gore tiey “culminaté Ga chroniz “disease, . nies Time for Gardening. +] wit “Hale's Honey of Hor€hound . lage and Tar.”. Check them, did we say? already set-ont fruit and ornamental trees this winter, should not let the present spell of “fine weat lier go by if they purpose doing so. The intense cold weather and the long £ protracted snow has béeéi’averse to gardening. The pleasant weather, we are now having, will ere long give way to rain or. suow, and then spring will be, upon us, and.ina few weeks the time for tree planting will be’ over for the season. Felix Gillet has a large and choice stock of fruit, shade and ornamental trees, plants, seeds, ete:, and now. is. the time te pat-them out. ee BB. hd. Milicr’s Clothing Store. the mountains ean better barzgains:‘be had in the clothing antlfurnishing tine than at B. H. Miller’s, Cdd ‘Fellows’ building, in this city. He keeps the latest styles, fiis goods are all-made-from the hest material, and his prices are the lowest. If any other inducement is necessary for people to trade there, it lies in the fact that Geerge Hentze, ene of the most polite and attentive clerks in the city, is always ready to wait upon customers. . No trouble to show goods at Miller's, and a fit is + giidranteed. ae Nowhere in «2 > Diamond Creck Mining Co. Articles of fneorporation of the ". Diamond Creek Gold. and Silver Mining Company—-to operate in the ‘Diamond By tee District, —Nevada_ county, have been filed with the Secretary of State. Capital, $5,000,000 in shares of $50 each.: \Directors— Albert C. Shaw, J, GC, Cable, Jacob Weissbein, William Ww ord, and John Warner. The principal place of husiness will be in San Francisco. i Watt Mine. ‘The Superintendent's letter of Friday last says :—The main east drift is in 1255 feet ; we have passed the lava and have got gravel on the bedrogk again ;.the bed of rock is of a soft blue slate. We have ran_ the rock is slate, but finding no change in the gravel I have stopped all work below the main d drift. : et a ina K sdisblc Ole says that P. &. Dorney, who is expected to deliver a lecture in this city in the near future, is not a member of the Caucasian order. He is said to have expelled from the brotherhood time ago. = Great Eceduction la Woolen Hese, Beautiful styles at Lester & Crawford’s near the Union Hotel, Main street, Nevada City. £4-tf -.<-+e————_ Breastpina Last---$5,00 Reward. A gold breastpin, contaiming a photograph, was lost between Willow Valley and this city on Thursday. The finder will, reeeive-Five Dollars reward by leaving it at Antoine Tam’s, * £1-3t Sadie eee Gem Shoring Salean. “Opposite’the National Hotel. Shaving, 25c. Hair cutting, 25c. Shampooing, 25¢. Hajr work a specialty. jan29-té: Louis Copa. Bacon! ‘Bacon! Twelve and a half cents per pound at jan2h.: Suuntierr & Lewis’. Sportsmen, Attention, Mire, Pine hie: wea ry at sites Park ae Batt A fine ‘breeoh-loading Shot Gun for . sale— Damascus Twist, made by” druggists at 2: north prospect drift 60 feet, the bed lj pod some ‘4 foregoing is a _. Those. of ont Citizens who h have we Ani hilate, them would have been . the proper term, “for this peerless” remedy does its work thorough’ , leaving net_a_vestige of pu'mou y_ irritation behind. Sold bydrags, # at 0) cents and $1 per bottle, smi , $2 59 and large, “33. The large Sins being most evonomical. Pikes Toothache Drops cure toothache in ene_minute. Sold by all 3 eeuts. ? 5 ew : if any deater tes You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior in-etlicacy to those of SOZODONT, diseredit’ the statement and insistupon having . that alone. By doimg se, you will secure a dentifrice par excellence the best in the market, containing botanic elements of rare preservative influence upon the teeth, and one which ing -whiteness:-_Anothendesirabie feature of this table toilet article is that it imparts fragrance to the breath._Sold by all druggists. _ : A Card. : set se ; —foall whoare suffering fromthe errors and indiscrctions _ of.youth, eeipe that will cure: you, free of charge. This great remedy was diseovered by a “missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed ‘envelope to the Rev. Joseph YT. Inman, Station D. Bible House, New York City. Poa A Remarkable Result. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now an establiched fact that German Syrup is the plete sati§faction in severe cases of lung diseases. It is true there are . yet thousands of persons who are ections, consumption, hemorrhages, asthma, severe colds settled on the breast, pneumonia, whooping cough, ‘&c., who have no personal knowledge of Boschee’s German Syrup. Tos such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold last year without one complaint. .Consumptives try just: one bottle. Regular . size 75 cents. Sold by all druggists in America. An Astonishing Fact. 7 A Joree, proportion ef the Ameriople ed liver, The resu t of these disand valuable people is most alarming, making lite actually a burden instead of a pleasant existene of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought to be. There is no good reason for this, if you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, take the advice of drugyists and your frieuds, and try one bottle of Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is cer-. tain. Millions of bottles of this medicine have been given-away to try its virtues, with savisfactory results in every case. You can buy a sample bottle for 10.cents totry. Three doses will relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all druggists on the Western Continent. wa Oe er reriain Semi-Annual Statement of the Citizens Bank, January &, 1879. ASSETS: Bills receivable Pe” ot © cae ee ee ee ee County warrants.. Due from other banks. 50,000 00 Capital stock paid’ up. z $122,916.99 State of California,County of Nevada. KE. M. Preston, President, and John Pattison, Secretary of the Citizens for himself, and say that the true and correct statement of the "condition of said Bank on the Sixth day of January,_ A. D. 1879, as shown y the books Reuehith Landon 1 exness§ rs haa Also, , ew. [ac "Cn an at Uni Ho Ep, ino use for it. BROWNELL, < Pax: vig = M. Prustox, Pres't. onN PatTison, Sec’ . FELIX GHULET'S NURSERY . . igars, Knife, or Pipe, as a Holiday} Cherrtes, Pears, Satvation for the Lungs. ‘PREPARTT?TEWS WALNUT Never trifle with a cough. It is as ‘ties of Walnut, bearing—eren—when—three will endow them with most Ii~com. =—@f-all descriptions. nervous weakness, earlydeeay,—tlesst of manhood, &c., I wilt send a re-} only remedy which has given com, vredisposed to throat and Tung” af-[ are to-day: dying trom! the effects of pnts, gy or disorder-. ~ eases upon the masses of intelligent . ’ 'ligens of Nevada City should Mik: DGB. gocckcc tke es London Exchange. 170 00 Real Hatate.s0.6--%5 13,589.41 Over drafts.:... 11,969.05 * $122,916.99 * LIABILITIES. TOE oo sein do 9 keer $ 69,814.48 Due other Banks.. 2,175.89 Profit and Lossaccount. 926.62 Bank, being first. duly sworn, each] NEVADA CITY, CAL. FrOR SATE. REES AND PLANTS OF OVER ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES @F FRUIT, =~ ALL TRUE TO NAME,« 002% Apples, Peaches, Walnats, Chestnuts, Medlars, of Filberts, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberrics, Strawberries, Etc, troduced. in Caciwiias Uy. wie undersigned. The most precocious of all soft shell varieyears old; hardy and never frost bitten; a late bloomer and very productive. Firat bearing trees of this kind in California are. at Felix Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City. (Fourth erop 1878.) One and Three Year Old Trees For Sale. Pink and Pansy Plants, . FLOWER BULBS. __ Hyacinth, Tulip, Crocus, Ete. GARDEN -SEEDS, imported. Guaranteed fresh, pure and reliable. &£7Seeds and Bulbs sent to any part of the country by mail. Nevada City, Feb. 4, 1878 GREAT BANKRUPTCY STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Hats, Gents’ Under Wear and Furnishing Goods, Will arrive from New York City to-day at © NEVADA CITY, And Will Open at the Transcript Block Store, COMMERCIAL STREET. This entire Car Load of Genéral . Merchandise. must be sold in 14 days, at ANY PRICE. Therefore the citme early and secure BarCalicoes from ato 5 eents per yard. Plaid Dress Goods at YO cents per yard. Black Cashmeté at 50 cents per yard, real value $1.50 per yard. Bleached Muslin, 1 yard wide, 14 yards $1.00 Table Linen 3 yards $1.00. * Ladies’ Chemise 3 and 4 Bits apiece. Men's Pants 75 cents per pair, ‘Coats, Vests, Suits, and everything very cheap, too numerous to mention. Everybody come around, see and convince yourself. Don't forget, but come early at the barca 4.OPPOSETE UN 10N HOTEL, NEVADACITY prow AND DEALERS IN . HARDWARE. wey ARE, IRON & STEEL SHOVELS, WaEEELBARROWS, ROPE =a es at San Francisce Prices. Partly raised on the place, partly . THOMAS LEGG &.CO., 27 and 29 Main Street, There is Nothing Else Like It! i MONEY SAVED TO CUSTOMERS AND Facing thoroughly festod the plan ot edie : CASH 18. KING] BEAEER! — ou @ purely Biles STOVES, CASH Tio NAILS, PICKS, SPADES, i Grindstones, Ox-Bows and Keys, am now prepared to announce its-cotnplete> success, and will continue to sé!) -for cash in hand, and at The Very Lowest Rates, ~~ PAINTS AND OILS, Blasting and Sporting Powder, Fase, Shot, Ete, AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA POWDER. C0. —ANDa : White Hercules Powder. A FULL LRNE OF Rogers’ Nickel-Plated Ware, Direct from Meridian, Brittannia Company, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimncys, Wicks, Ete, AGENTS FOR HALIADIE’S WIRE ROPES, Quartz Screcns Punched to Order A large stock of galy ‘anized iron water pipe constantly on hand and _ [connection —made—with— the. City . Water Works. ; IRON PIPE MADE ‘TO ORDER, AND ALL: KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE, We have the best selected stock of geods in Nevada County, and we don’t allow anybody t sell as cheap as wedo, Call and see Gs at the PIONEER STAND, ‘Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. Becember 14, 1878. ‘W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT. DETROIT SAFES SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO. rege si MADE FOR Iron and S eel Vaults Vault D ors, Fire and Burg’ar Proof Safes, Resident Safer, “Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Sates, And every variety of work in this line The very best workmanship en this “Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer's Safe, A. Nivens, A. D. & P. Sutto., Wevaia Transcript, Y Flume Company—Nevieda City. Buhring & Chisholm—Nor th San Juan Granger & Watt—Grass Viulley. A. Hill & Co.,—Little You. And 500 chstomers on the Vacifie Coast. » Priges'lower than any Sale Agency on the Coast, i ALSO, PACIFIC OLL STUVE, SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANU PACTURE, Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. Is warranted perfectly safe. Uses COMMON COAL OIL, 1s @ vast impioyement over any oil stove ever invented, “COSTS GC ALY EIGHT DOLLARS. Eu Sacramento. After six months personal use of this stove, the undersigned. pronounces it an indispensible article in every family. No stora ge af wood. No clearing of ashes. No con stant watching of fires, No suyerfluqus and wasted casing No chimney flues. .Canoe carried info any nee Broiis a beef steak better than anyother fire— over the open flame, Nit the least sinell or taste to articles cosged. ic Costs only 15 cents ix The improvement in thé Stove consists lst. Of wick tubes, which are independent of oil chanrber, and feed from the bottom, ba. Of moveable rachets. +—¢a--Of funnel shaped chimney. 4th. -Of common, cotton wicks. OF Anvils, Bellows Blocks and Sheaves . Groceries, : Chains, Vises, ete. om ae reiki 88 : ALSO THE CELEBRATED — x ae ear, BessemerSteel Horseshoe Shape. ae &e._MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BOLTS, Ten per cent iess than old. ag ae Eubber Nose, Belting,. Fackin I pay Cash for my Goods and must have Cash, or its equivalent on an eonnter 19 Bias ao =o PH _. Apothecary — zs SAFES & OIL STOVES!. , whatT sell, =: Wu k SMITH. Commercial street, Nevada City. -. new DRUG: STORE. : f BROAD STREET, ABONR PINE STRELT (Opposite Stumpt's Hotel.) NEVADA OJTY. = J. F. RUDOLPH, _ OFFERS FOR SALE ASSORTMENT —oOr— Drugs and Medicines, AND ALL THE— POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES: OF THE DAY. Alse, Rudolph’ s Extract of Horehound aw Anise, for Coughs and Golds, unequalled ® ‘en Ex ne TA. Physicians Pree ciptions, amt Faun y Recipes caretyily anu acurately © ampoaneed e WILLIAM R. COE’S NEW STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS FOR-THE HOLIDAYS, CONSISTING. OFr Oi Ladies’ French Kid hen, Side Lace Gaiters. Ladies’, Misses. and Children’s French Kid and Pebble Goat Button Gaiters. -Gent’s Sewed Opera Boots, and gentlemen. ’ Th ese Geods were imparted express hy for the Molidays. ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF Gents’, Ladies, Misses. and Child: ren’s Arctics and Overshoes, All of which will: be Sold at Lower Prices than the sam¢ quality of Goods can be bought for this side of San Francisco. tte _ If you want to make nice Hol. day Present, call and buy a pair of Embroidered Shippers at decid Wa BR. COR: lancom onside ® CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIZIOR OF THE Union Marixcét, NEVAD CITY, ee HAS NOW.ON HAND, of : La own manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantifee’s ta Pot a 3 —G ALSO HAS— HAMS AND BACON, The Best to be had in the County, Of his own manufacture, He also feeps om hand, atall times, the best of BEEF, PORK; MUTTON; VEAL, SAUSAGES, ETC, Give me acall ityou want eng, nice in my line. dis €o-Partnership Notice. HE undersi prt entered into a partnership, to carryoon @ genera. butchering business, in the town of North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cxiifornia, and = . the undersigned names are ‘all that COMPORE said partuershi PS. H:; MARRIOTT: janio WILLIAM BERROU GH NOTICE, wg HRE will be a meeting df the ‘Stock$3 holders of the South Yu Grav Mining Company, Say ot Feb fon) het# on TUESDAY the 18th @bruary, 1879, at oe office of John all Jin the os House, at 7:30 o’¢lock, Pp, toe putpdee of adopting new ByLaws . d ‘corpoursi T.'W. SIGOURNEY, President. . J.J, Rooxns, Secretary. Nevada City, January 27th, 1879. “. tion, Loval Agents ‘wanted in each town and city. ySubsenbed and sworn tater) Trangoript Blow mie this 224 day of January, 1879. ranscr k Store. mone oo as I have Lzor. GARTHE, « jan23 Justice of the Peace, ¥ Address manufactarets Of same, < and J str ets, Sacrainenw, Cal, January 31, 1879, julg W. G WATLLAMS, BROWN & CALKINS: — {Book & Job: Printers,» “wt fee _ d. VERY KIND OF JOBPRINTING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED, 4

Seieeet Nk ae AR a Ad A YO pGoois duceéd-tates ad re vd as first-class at 4 ) & DBINSON'S, . Taims te make money ds for less than eost, te cheat his custem. D his creditors. bl Bt very article ‘sold, ze competition on LASS Coons dvertisements may nile, but we intend ur business “‘on the is to be able to cém-" \er responsible firms iG TRADE, ll inferior and dam. as cheap as any one e don’t propose to We solicit a comualities and prices, will be presented for” ery 30 days. 1 & Sobinson 18, 1878. \M WOLF’S RICE LIST R CAS Hos ect to Correction_ “100 Ibs, $275 er : er 100 Ibs, 225 er 100: Ibs, 125 2r 100 Ibs, 260 igar, 7-12 lbs, 1 00 ar, 10 lbs 100 e, 5 Ibs 100 ee” ie 18 20 lbs 100 $8 bars 25 perbox 50 i 12for 25 perbox 200 Ycansfor 100 Yeansfor 100 6cansfor 100 1, 5 cans for. 100 ns, 6 cans for “1 00 s, 4 cans for 1 00 per gallon, 35 per 5 gallon can 1 50 per pound. 124 nTea “ 35 per pound 10 Ul 8 ole Spapers 2. ffee, per paper 4 ey, 8 pounds 25 Kinds, per bottle 10°. per bottle 2° 5 gallon kgs 20 yun etsy 10. igs pation wiitrikt WOLF Street: Nevada City. er 5, 1878). THE. DAILY I RANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘their first ¢ ordinance Monday. daily to the TrAxsceirt by the ‘omnia Canal Co, at Nevada City,. “NEVADA Crry, February 5, 1879. —T sia 73 eae: . 8 Rey Pp cage me] $121: 2 Sant bo ata fl : Big): eet. . 97.44 [90 . « 0) NE Clear are . ata . 58 . [NE . Clear ee Erict Mention. Truckee’s Board of Trustees passed Murdock McKenzie, a native of . Nova Scotia, was naturalizéd in the County Court , Fuesday. The Chinese: say. the last. New. Year holiflay. season was the ‘‘thinnest” they have ever observed. ‘The prizes for the Y.M. S.C. par-. tv are completed, and will be placed on —_* in a day er two. E. Robinson, éditor of the San re an Independent, favored the TRANscript office with a call yesterday. _ The Stated Meeting of Nevada’ Commatidery, z Knights Templar,. will take Place at’ Masonic Hall, this evening at 7:50 o’clock, <All Sir Kuights arecourteonaly. aavited to be . present. James Watt, Scotland, miner, a native of was. naturalized in the County Court yesterday. on the. testimony of Chas. Kent and A. Henne= . yuann,. We are requested by Charles McElvy to notify the subscribers of the $an Francisco Chronicle that hereafter they will find their papers at the store of A. I.” Zekind, on Broad street. 7 From one to two carloads of freight are arriving via the Narrow Gauge railroad daily. The regular freight train is not running, but. the cars are brought up-with the itrains. A number of citizens subpcened tog. appear before the Grand Jury this week, were mystified as to the cause, and could only divine. it when they had entered the presence of and been interrogated by that body. . Considerable anxiety is felt regarding the scarcity of water for gravel mining operations. The weather <ontinues clear, and there.is no pros_pectof immediate rains. Of course this condition of things is faverable to quartz mining. There is a strong probability that a grand spelling bee will take place in this tity: before long. The best passenger _spéller will be awarded a free course of penmapship in Miss Elliott’s class. The stockholders of the Murchie Mining Company will hold their annual meeting-at 328 Montgomery street, San Francisco, on the 8th. instant, A board of Trustees to serve the ensuing year will be elected. itis charged that a’ yourg man itr the audience filled out a blank ticket that he had drawn and won a prize with it at the Theatre Tuesday evening. Such a trick is liable to get the perpetrator into trouble, if he is: detected. >=» Sylvania Lodge Coming. On Friday evening next Sylvania Lodge, I. O. G. T., of Grass Valley, will visit the istes in this city, the occasion being the installation of officers of the latter organization. pleasant social time’ is anticipated, -and it ig hoped that the members of the order here will turn out in full force to greet their.visitors. The ‘members of the Nevada City Lodge are requested to contribute to the collation that will be-spread. Notice as to where refreshments may be left will appear to-morrow. >o ee Fein ame Those people whe are fond of dancing should not fail to bear in mind _the party to be given at V.) Flume Hall to-morrow night for the benefit of Mrs. James Oates and her children. The family.isaworthy one, \but very poor, and nobody who is able. should . refuse to extend a helping ‘hand in, this theirhour of trouble. A fine ¥ will be given in connecton withthe dance, and tickets of ed that ouly-theobher, wy At “A suyentle Warrior, , A small boy with a loaded pistal i is “ tive elements, ; and.parents should lodk ‘to it that their children make a practice of” a “armed, to the teeth?” cht pupil of the public school am” became incensed at “His” tea it upon’ his “ person’ “several: days,’ meanwhile boasting to. his. companwhich offered he proposed to avenge much probability of ‘such ‘threats’ being carried into execution, but at the 1 T a dangerous combination of destruelet. *Enquite at this office. Brotlier.or Lover, then be sure “dnd /” .talken ZEKIND for these articles résolved to get even.He. in some . and save at least 25 cents on the dolrway procured a revolver, atid carried , lar. ions that the very first’ opportunity ish “are the pictures made at the the imaginary wrongs.. "Thére is not ; °perator. sam? time it is always Pettes, to bs safe. to trifle with a rat‘lesnake. a it DE NEY aes Scie Furaishoa Rooms Let. ee Pleasant sleeping apartments. 6 4 {29 — 2 it — = p—.3) oul yout: desire to buy a box’ of vesént, ior~your’Husband, Father, ol7 -tf Sora ge £2 Unsurpassed for style and fin’ “Rudolph Photo-Gallery.” Cottins jul5 . on the safe side. ” ~\Check the early symptoms before; ; = gore tiey “culminaté Ga chroniz “disease, . nies Time for Gardening. +] wit “Hale's Honey of Hor€hound . lage and Tar.”. Check them, did we say? already set-ont fruit and ornamental trees this winter, should not let the present spell of “fine weat lier go by if they purpose doing so. The intense cold weather and the long £ protracted snow has béeéi’averse to gardening. The pleasant weather, we are now having, will ere long give way to rain or. suow, and then spring will be, upon us, and.ina few weeks the time for tree planting will be’ over for the season. Felix Gillet has a large and choice stock of fruit, shade and ornamental trees, plants, seeds, ete:, and now. is. the time te pat-them out. ee BB. hd. Milicr’s Clothing Store. the mountains ean better barzgains:‘be had in the clothing antlfurnishing tine than at B. H. Miller’s, Cdd ‘Fellows’ building, in this city. He keeps the latest styles, fiis goods are all-made-from the hest material, and his prices are the lowest. If any other inducement is necessary for people to trade there, it lies in the fact that Geerge Hentze, ene of the most polite and attentive clerks in the city, is always ready to wait upon customers. . No trouble to show goods at Miller's, and a fit is + giidranteed. ae Nowhere in «2 > Diamond Creck Mining Co. Articles of fneorporation of the ". Diamond Creek Gold. and Silver Mining Company—-to operate in the ‘Diamond By tee District, —Nevada_ county, have been filed with the Secretary of State. Capital, $5,000,000 in shares of $50 each.: \Directors— Albert C. Shaw, J, GC, Cable, Jacob Weissbein, William Ww ord, and John Warner. The principal place of husiness will be in San Francisco. i Watt Mine. ‘The Superintendent's letter of Friday last says :—The main east drift is in 1255 feet ; we have passed the lava and have got gravel on the bedrogk again ;.the bed of rock is of a soft blue slate. We have ran_ the rock is slate, but finding no change in the gravel I have stopped all work below the main d drift. : et a ina K sdisblc Ole says that P. &. Dorney, who is expected to deliver a lecture in this city in the near future, is not a member of the Caucasian order. He is said to have expelled from the brotherhood time ago. = Great Eceduction la Woolen Hese, Beautiful styles at Lester & Crawford’s near the Union Hotel, Main street, Nevada City. £4-tf -.<-+e————_ Breastpina Last---$5,00 Reward. A gold breastpin, contaiming a photograph, was lost between Willow Valley and this city on Thursday. The finder will, reeeive-Five Dollars reward by leaving it at Antoine Tam’s, * £1-3t Sadie eee Gem Shoring Salean. “Opposite’the National Hotel. Shaving, 25c. Hair cutting, 25c. Shampooing, 25¢. Hajr work a specialty. jan29-té: Louis Copa. Bacon! ‘Bacon! Twelve and a half cents per pound at jan2h.: Suuntierr & Lewis’. Sportsmen, Attention, Mire, Pine hie: wea ry at sites Park ae Batt A fine ‘breeoh-loading Shot Gun for . sale— Damascus Twist, made by” druggists at 2: north prospect drift 60 feet, the bed lj pod some ‘4 foregoing is a _. Those. of ont Citizens who h have we Ani hilate, them would have been . the proper term, “for this peerless” remedy does its work thorough’ , leaving net_a_vestige of pu'mou y_ irritation behind. Sold bydrags, # at 0) cents and $1 per bottle, smi , $2 59 and large, “33. The large Sins being most evonomical. Pikes Toothache Drops cure toothache in ene_minute. Sold by all 3 eeuts. ? 5 ew : if any deater tes You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior in-etlicacy to those of SOZODONT, diseredit’ the statement and insistupon having . that alone. By doimg se, you will secure a dentifrice par excellence the best in the market, containing botanic elements of rare preservative influence upon the teeth, and one which ing -whiteness:-_Anothendesirabie feature of this table toilet article is that it imparts fragrance to the breath._Sold by all druggists. _ : A Card. : set se ; —foall whoare suffering fromthe errors and indiscrctions _ of.youth, eeipe that will cure: you, free of charge. This great remedy was diseovered by a “missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed ‘envelope to the Rev. Joseph YT. Inman, Station D. Bible House, New York City. Poa A Remarkable Result. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now an establiched fact that German Syrup is the plete sati§faction in severe cases of lung diseases. It is true there are . yet thousands of persons who are ections, consumption, hemorrhages, asthma, severe colds settled on the breast, pneumonia, whooping cough, ‘&c., who have no personal knowledge of Boschee’s German Syrup. Tos such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold last year without one complaint. .Consumptives try just: one bottle. Regular . size 75 cents. Sold by all druggists in

America. An Astonishing Fact. 7 A Joree, proportion ef the Ameriople ed liver, The resu t of these disand valuable people is most alarming, making lite actually a burden instead of a pleasant existene of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought to be. There is no good reason for this, if you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, take the advice of drugyists and your frieuds, and try one bottle of Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is cer-. tain. Millions of bottles of this medicine have been given-away to try its virtues, with savisfactory results in every case. You can buy a sample bottle for 10.cents totry. Three doses will relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all druggists on the Western Continent. wa Oe er reriain Semi-Annual Statement of the Citizens Bank, January &, 1879. ASSETS: Bills receivable Pe” ot © cae ee ee ee ee County warrants.... Due from other banks.. 50,000 00 Capital stock paid’ up.. z $122,916.99 State of California,County of Nevada. KE. M. Preston, President, and John Pattison, Secretary of the Citizens for himself, and say that the true and correct statement of the "condition of said Bank on the Sixth day of January,_ A. D. 1879, as shown y the books Reuehith Landon 1 exness§ rs haa Also, , ew. [ac "Cn an at Uni Ho Ep, ino use for it. BROWNELL, < Pax: vig = M. Prustox, Pres't. onN PatTison, Sec’ . FELIX GHULET'S NURSERY . . igars, Knife, or Pipe, as a Holiday} Cherrtes, Pears, Satvation for the Lungs. ‘PREPARTT?TEWS WALNUT Never trifle with a cough. It is as ‘ties of Walnut, bearing—eren—when—three will endow them with most Ii~com. =—@f-all descriptions. nervous weakness, earlydeeay,—tlesst of manhood, &c., I wilt send a re-} only remedy which has given com, vredisposed to throat and Tung” af-[ are to-day: dying trom! the effects of pnts, gy or disorder-. ~ eases upon the masses of intelligent . ’ 'ligens of Nevada City should Mik: DGB. gocckcc tke es London Exchange.. 170 00 Real Hatate..s0.6--%5 13,589.41 Over drafts.:..... 11,969.05 * $122,916.99 * LIABILITIES. TOE oo sein do 9 keer $ 69,814.48 Due other Banks... 2,175.89 Profit and Lossaccount. 926.62 Bank, being first. duly sworn, each] NEVADA CITY, CAL. FrOR SATE. REES AND PLANTS OF OVER ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES @F FRUIT, =~ ALL TRUE TO NAME,« 002% Apples, Peaches, Walnats, Chestnuts, Medlars, of Filberts, Grapes, Currants, Gooseberrics, Strawberries, Etc, troduced. in Caciwiias Uy. wie undersigned. The most precocious of all soft shell varieyears old; hardy and never frost bitten; a late bloomer and very productive. Firat bearing trees of this kind in California are. at Felix Gillet’s Nursery, Nevada City. (Fourth erop 1878.) One and Three Year Old Trees For Sale. Pink and Pansy Plants, . FLOWER BULBS. __ Hyacinth, Tulip, Crocus, Ete. GARDEN -SEEDS, imported. Guaranteed fresh, pure and reliable. &£7Seeds and Bulbs sent to any part of the country by mail. Nevada City, Feb. 4, 1878 GREAT BANKRUPTCY STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Hats, Gents’ Under Wear and Furnishing Goods, Will arrive from New York City to-day at © NEVADA CITY, And Will Open at the Transcript Block Store, COMMERCIAL STREET. This entire Car Load of Genéral . Merchandise. must be sold in 14 days, at ANY PRICE. Therefore the citme early and secure BarCalicoes from ato 5 eents per yard. Plaid Dress Goods at YO cents per yard. Black Cashmeté at 50 cents per yard, real value $1.50 per yard. Bleached Muslin, 1 yard wide, 14 yards $1.00 Table Linen 3 yards $1.00. * Ladies’ Chemise 3 and 4 Bits apiece. Men's Pants 75 cents per pair, ‘Coats, Vests, Suits, and everything very cheap, too numerous to mention. Everybody come around, see and convince yourself. Don't forget, but come early at the barca 4.OPPOSETE UN 10N HOTEL, NEVADACITY prow AND DEALERS IN . HARDWARE. wey ARE, IRON & STEEL SHOVELS, WaEEELBARROWS, ROPE =a es at San Francisce Prices. Partly raised on the place, partly . THOMAS LEGG &.CO., 27 and 29 Main Street, There is Nothing Else Like It! i MONEY SAVED TO CUSTOMERS AND Facing thoroughly festod the plan ot edie : CASH 18. KING] BEAEER! — ou @ purely Biles STOVES, CASH Tio NAILS, PICKS, SPADES, i Grindstones, Ox-Bows and Keys, am now prepared to announce its-cotnplete> success, and will continue to sé!) -for cash in hand, and at The Very Lowest Rates, ~~ PAINTS AND OILS, Blasting and Sporting Powder, Fase, Shot, Ete, AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA POWDER. C0.. —ANDa : White Hercules Powder. A FULL LRNE OF Rogers’ Nickel-Plated Ware, Direct from Meridian, Brittannia Company, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimncys, Wicks, Ete, AGENTS FOR HALIADIE’S WIRE ROPES, Quartz Screcns Punched to Order A large stock of galy ‘anized iron water pipe constantly on hand and _ [connection —made—with— the. City . Water Works. ; IRON PIPE MADE ‘TO ORDER, AND ALL: KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE, We have the best selected stock of geods in Nevada County, and we don’t allow anybody t sell as cheap as wedo, Call and see Gs at the PIONEER STAND, ‘Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. Becember 14, 1878. ‘W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT. DETROIT SAFES SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, SACRAMENTO. rege si MADE FOR Iron and S eel Vaults Vault D ors, Fire and Burg’ar Proof Safes, Resident Safer, “Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Sates, And every variety of work in this line The very best workmanship en this “Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer's Safe, A. Nivens, A. D. & P. Sutto., Wevaia Transcript, Y Flume Company—Nevieda City. Buhring & Chisholm—Nor th San Juan Granger & Watt—Grass Viulley. A. Hill & Co.,—Little You. And 500 chstomers on the Vacifie Coast. » Priges'lower than any Sale Agency on the Coast, i ALSO, PACIFIC OLL STUVE, SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANU PACTURE, Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. Is warranted perfectly safe. Uses COMMON COAL OIL, 1s @ vast impioyement over any oil stove ever invented, “COSTS GC ALY EIGHT DOLLARS. Eu Sacramento. After six months personal use of this stove, the undersigned. pronounces it an indispensible article in every family. No stora ge af wood. No clearing of ashes. No con stant watching of fires, No suyerfluqus and wasted casing No chimney flues. .Canoe carried info any nee Broiis a beef steak better than anyother fire— over the open flame, Nit the least sinell or taste to articles cosged. ic Costs only 15 cents ix The improvement in thé Stove consists lst. Of wick tubes, which are independent of oil chanrber, and feed from the bottom, ba. Of moveable rachets. +—¢a--Of funnel shaped chimney. 4th. -Of common, cotton wicks. OF Anvils, Bellows Blocks and Sheaves . Groceries, : Chains, Vises, ete. om ae reiki 88 : ALSO THE CELEBRATED — x ae ear, BessemerSteel Horseshoe Shape. ae &e._MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BOLTS, Ten per cent iess than old. ag ae Eubber Nose, Belting,. Fackin I pay Cash for my Goods and must have Cash, or its equivalent on an eonnter 19 Bias ao =o PH _. Apothecary — zs SAFES & OIL STOVES!. , whatT sell, =: Wu k SMITH. Commercial street, Nevada City. -. new DRUG: STORE. : f BROAD STREET, ABONR PINE STRELT (Opposite Stumpt's Hotel.) NEVADA OJTY. = J. F. RUDOLPH, _ OFFERS FOR SALE ASSORTMENT —oOr— Drugs and Medicines, AND ALL THE— POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES: OF THE DAY. Alse, Rudolph’ s Extract of Horehound aw Anise, for Coughs and Golds, unequalled ® ‘en Ex ne TA. Physicians Pree ciptions, amt Faun y Recipes caretyily anu acurately © ampoaneed e WILLIAM R. COE’S NEW STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS FOR-THE HOLIDAYS, CONSISTING. OFr Oi Ladies’ French Kid hen, Side Lace Gaiters. Ladies’, Misses. and Children’s French Kid and Pebble Goat Button Gaiters. -Gent’s Sewed Opera Boots, and gentlemen. ’ Th ese Geods were imparted express hy for the Molidays. ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF Gents’, Ladies, Misses. and Child: ren’s Arctics and Overshoes, All of which will: be Sold at Lower Prices than the sam¢ quality of Goods can be bought for this side of San Francisco. tte _ If you want to make nice Hol. day Present, call and buy a pair of Embroidered Shippers at decid Wa BR. COR: lancom onside ® CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIZIOR OF THE Union Marixcét, NEVAD CITY, ee HAS NOW.ON HAND, of : La own manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantifee’s ta Pot a 3 —G ALSO HAS— HAMS AND BACON, The Best to be had in the County, Of his own manufacture, He also feeps om hand, atall times, the best of BEEF, PORK; MUTTON; VEAL, SAUSAGES, ETC, Give me acall ityou want eng, nice in my line. dis €o-Partnership Notice. HE undersi prt entered into a partnership, to carryoon @ genera. butchering business, in the town of North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cxiifornia, and = . the undersigned names are ‘all that COMPORE said partuershi PS. H:; MARRIOTT: janio WILLIAM BERROU GH NOTICE, wg HRE will be a meeting df the ‘Stock$3 holders of the South Yu Grav Mining Company, Say ot Feb fon) het# on TUESDAY the 18th @bruary, 1879, at oe office of John all Jin the os House, at 7:30 o’¢lock, Pp, toe putpdee of adopting new ByLaws . d ‘corpoursi T.'W. SIGOURNEY, President. . J.J, Rooxns, Secretary. Nevada City, January 27th, 1879. “. tion, Loval Agents ‘wanted in each town and city. ySubsenbed and sworn tater) Trangoript Blow mie this 224 day of January, 1879. ranscr k Store. mone oo as I have Lzor. GARTHE, « jan23 Justice of the Peace, ¥ Address manufactarets Of same, < and J str ets, Sacrainenw, Cal, January 31, 1879, julg W. G WATLLAMS, BROWN & CALKINS: — {Book & Job: Printers,» “wt fee _ d. VERY KIND OF JOBPRINTING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED, 4