January 16, 1877 (4 pages)

tO GIAcommy 41874. mk, CREDITORS KITTS DEcEsep given by the ase: ix of the estate « the creditors of, 41; aims agai —_ hem with theron 1 four months g of this notice. to th; at “her: Fesidénes 5. the law Office » Nevade €ity; tag; . JANE W. reo. Kitt for Adm KITT, decesged inisirata 4 e _ «coast, and other-local breweries also { : nee eS ‘i ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL. ) r _ LOCAL AFFAIRS. = Weocal_Brevities. Boca beer does not seem to beas popular as it was when first introdueed. There was then such a_demand for ‘it that care enough was not takén in its manufacture, or age enough, was not givenit before selling, and the result was, beer drinkers began-to think that the products of other breweries was as good, if. “not better. Most people now prefer Dreyfuss’ beer to ay made on the turn out an-article which gives the: on poe stent ASE SE VOS, tSON, HER, THE Most p Pianos in the Ptah aud terms ehey, fally warranted, Wp BROs, HLER & Coase id 635 Clay street 4 Heinzemay, D THEIR sazoy IAL STREET, oan RIPT OF FICK, where y $0 meet all” ther 8 ‘sand Cigars, and, t to “smile” call on IRG & HEINNZMAY, ANGTON’S ACADEMY, SSES [ ASFOLLOWS: NGS AT 120, ON TUESDAY, aT 2 NTS, FRIDAYS, aT 38, ON SATURDAY, "3 AND MASTERS, AT 7 O'OLO0K, H STOCK r 'D SHOES! . COE, ORNER of Main and omercial streets, bar t received an lmst hes of © . cis AND CHL 3 AND SHOES. urchased of the’ bet an not-be excelled in nish. I-sleo mane nds of Gents’ Boew uperior to. any sb) sold at the lowes I warrant eae” PRICE'S OFFICE, in ABORATORY. T., SAN FRANCIS. ion received, mele) eturns made in wardedito this Ofte . interior by — the same manner. ade of Ores, Mets, trial — Pa rted upon, dab and Metlsurpe! 4 Silver Bullies: mounts below $1,%4, cunts above $1,000, * amounts below 1ounts above $400, 4 aie. 6 1452. 1.00O id-and Silver of Ores, $10 00 9 BP Wekdteee.0ia:: oor eenh eeeeeer a nseastock of the very Ke. in wyThe Daily TranscrpA. a «Is an Edinburgh trial a witness was. asked *‘What do you consider excessive politeness to a lady ‘not : your wife?” and be answered, “When: agentleman attends toa lady as if she were a@ piece of blown glass and were afraidshe might break. Husbands are not generally so particular.” 4, ~~Gulld Bros. Express. We will deliver packages of not over 100 pounds, within the ¢ity limits, for 25 cents, janl4-lw Baltimore Oysters in Cans, For sale at $125 per can, by jand ANTONIO TAM, SS eery line, in this city, it will -hereafter be carried onin my name, SEER? ; “Netiees 2 — Having purchased the interest of . -the-estate of-A. W-hester;in-the gro-} 1876. ° 1876. HEAD QUARTERS NNOUNCES that he has just returned ‘from San Francisco with one of the. most . : iday Goods ever brought _ to this City. -Toys, Fatiey Goods, ak : Santa Claus _ aan . Vertical Feed Most Elegant Stocks of Hol-. ” + Sreatest-range-of work," = VERDICT ALWAYS _ FOR THE =a DAVIS SEWING MACHINE, The Centennial Gold Medal and Diploma ‘iia The Scott Medal —The Franklin Institute Medal 1874 The Report of.the Centennial Commis. sion says:: ‘The DAVIS is. awarded the GRAND GOLD. MEDAL (OF HONOR and DIPLOMA OF MERIT for excellent material and construction, adapted to the -¥-¥ ED; and-satisfactionUNIVERSAL, In_its construction it differs from ALL . accounts due the firm must be paid however, that it requires the fall capacity of ‘the Boca establishment to supply the demand; ond-that thé en= -terprise pays splendidly.“A, LL hancaster,“F>-C]-Geer, Wm. Horrell and Ed. Brown, the parties who went down to Butte Slough, about twenty-two miles below MarysVille, on Thursday last, for the purpose of ‘“‘slaughtering’’ geese, returned to this city Sunday evening, ‘and knowing of our love for ‘‘ze ~ goose,” yesterday presented us with one “ofthe finest” of “the species; . 4? They killed about eighty of thése birds. We. understand that it is their intention to go down again soon. Lord have -merey on the geese if they do. i We learn trom. Sid. Hunt of -Moore’s Fiat that it will take his men about a hundred days to: complete the tunnel they-are running to tap the-shaft beingsunk on claims “he is opening. -When-the tunnel js “iu, work tar again be resumed ou thé shaft, At present there is more waterto be pumped than the machinery on the ground can bandle. George Turner says there was about as much chance of .his’ being la wag when he presented. us with 4. pair. of scissors, asa man has who gives up his purse on the highway when he can’t help it. He says if ‘the editor of the San: Juan. Times should mate a similar demand, un_ der similar circumstances, he’ would have to pan out another pair. A man who can say his meanest and most sarcastic things with a smile: who can look dovelike while féeting like a hyena, is more to be feared than the splutterer, who appears to be twice as mad as he really is, and who has his blow out and is dohe with it. Deliver us from the mau who will grasp you kindly by _one band, while he could, without start’ wind and water, injustice to his feelings, stab you “with the other. ee There was every indication of—ay “snow storm on Sunday morning. and it did snow a little—just enough to -deoidé-all bets made on the result. It remained cloudy daring most of the day, but Sunday evening the stars came out as bright as ever, and not a cloud was to be seen, Yesterday was a fac simile of the days experienced for the past two months. A correspondent of the Grass Valley Union wants the editor thereof to pray for rain. He says, ‘it won’t do any harm ‘and may do a d—n sight of good.’’ We join with that correspondent. If anything will @ prayer from Sho@inaker will doit. By all ‘means let-us have that prayer, The Wyoming Consolidated was compelled to shut down last week for ‘water, but we learn that the mill was set torunning on rock again yesterday. Whether the supply was increased with the cloudy weather on. Sunday, we don’t know. Musical Cencert, Prof. Halleck informs us that he will give a Vocal and instrumental coneertat the Theatre, on Saturday evening. He will be assisted by his . class, whose proticiency under his “~<-Bast instruction has been very marked. Fall programmes will be published in a few days. fF : A very fine, seven and a half oetave, Steinway piano, as good as new, . -—will be sold-at-a bargain. ' ticulars can be obtained by inquiring of Prof, Muller, of thisctty. janl6-lw Lost. week a package of Notes in elope. They being of no value, ex to the owner, & suitable up immediately, eithér in cash oy approved notes, to the undersigyéd the oldstand, a = jan9-lw Cras. E, Mutroy We Can’t Stand so much Foolish: néss, failures of grocery merchants in this pay dollar for dollar, to that extent, that we must make trouble fér all; care more for our credit than we do . for the insignificant lives of the generality of mankind in general. jand KE. W. Bickiow & Co. _. $10,000 00, ‘I want to purchase the above amount of Citizens Bank Time Certificates, at the usual discount. 250 shares N.C. N. G. BR, R, stock for sale in lots to suit-purchesers, called Union Hotel Barber Shop. Shaving, -Shampooing, Hair CutBarber. Shop in the highest style of the art. Jamxs Fay, Proprictor. “Scott and Parks Dancing Solrees. Scott & Parks will have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each-week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One'Dollar. 9 6 . Iris not.unasual for patients suffering from diseases for which sulphur baths are recommended, to travel. thousands of miles~to avail themle of sulphur bathing. ‘They ould find it less expensive to buy Glenn's Sulphur Soap and bathe~ at home. Sold everywhere, = HWolloway’s Pills or Ointment. " Scrofula or morbid deposits in the lungs, joints and Tissues. These medicines have rendered this disease a less formidable scourge than formerly. It hasbeen incontestibly prov‘have effected thousands of cures. Sold everywhere. 25 cents per box or pot. fal, glossy, luxuriant-hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeaus. Is charmingly perfumed, and has. no rival. re “mch12-ly i) No Excuse for Being Sick. . No person can use Boscheé’s. German Syrup without getting immediate relief andcure. We have the first case of Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or any disease—of—the. throat and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not been cured;* We have distributed every year, for—three years, over 250,000 Sample Pottles by Druggist in all parts of the United States, No other Manafacturer of Medicines ever gave their preparations such atest as this. Goto your Druggist, and get « bottle for 75 cents and try it—Two doses will relieve you. Sample bottles 10 cents each, Agents Crave & Brigham San Francisco. ~~ A Card. To all who are suffering from ‘the ‘errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood; &e., I will send a recipe that will care you, FREE OF CHARGE. This gneat remedy was discovered by # missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ~~ jnl3-6m es atte > ~~ Haaan’s Macnoxia Bato preserves and restores the semnutonions removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the ‘skin soft, white and delicate. Without showing the condition of /our teeth. — Every laugh exposes them. In order not to be ashamed of them let us try that standard dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is aure to keep them white and spotless. No tartar can-entrast them, nocanker affect the enamel, no species of . decay infest the dental if 8OZODONT is regularly u It is a . botanical preparation, and its benems Teaving them i office, —., H. Roppax. 16.1877. — ~ Nevada City, Jan, are marvelous,, av it removes . discolorations, und renders the gums ‘P_ Meebidnical Toys, The too frequent and vntimely . city hurts the credit of ' others who . p#he-owe-ts,-so-long that they ought . to Le-ashamed-of themstives, Wwett . IMPORTED CIGARS. ting performed at the Union Hotel-. =* > } Ate ee invited to call and see this ed that in Scrofulous affections they . Lyon’s Katuarron makes beautiIts application cannot be detected. Dolls, dressed & undressed. Carriages, Wagons, Drums,. Willow Wate, China Ware, Vases; Toilet Sets, — . ] And a Thousand other articles too numerous to menALSO A Splendid Stock of Fancy kinds of Tropical Fruits. A eompleté line of the finest brands of Cigars and Tobacco. 5 Always on-hand the finest. The public are cordially Exhibition. . = carefully filled. ‘A share of public. patroaage respectfully solicited. A. ROSENTHAL, : Opposite Transcript Office. Nevada, Dec; 16th, PRO BONO PUBLICO! UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING! JAMES KINKEAD, i WDA OULD RESPECTFULLY: INFORM his customers and the public gen: “erally, that he is still at hisold stand, on Commercial] street, next. door to W. RB. Cows shoc stpre, where he is prepared, to do all . kinds of Work in the FURNITURE LINE. Sofas, Lounges, Spring Beds, Hair aud Other Mattrasses, Made to order and repaired in a workman. liké manner, and at the lowest rates, for cash. Orders promptly attended _to. continuance in. future, P: 8. Remember the place. jan3-1m JAMES KINKEAD. Drugs, Medicines, &c _P, H. BELDEN, Buccessor to Bell & Belde _ Masonic Building, * Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. Wholegale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chémicals, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Ke : Al a Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Giass, Paint Brushes, &c. : Also a full line of STATIONERY, such lank Books, Letter, Note and Legal -Pa.' er, Gold Pens. &c. Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. * My Stock is most complete in all ita de partments and my prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. : P. H. BELDEN. Nevads. March 31, 1876. = ' (\PPOSITE JOHNSTON'S HARDWARE O ” STORE, » q , OF Wear; which, toa machinist; ts positive. + Candies, Nuts, Dates and all} . Hever-brought.to. Nevada. City. Alea. Sole Orders “promptly and . Those whe wantto smoke a real Thankful. for past patronage, I. solicit af ; Congregational Church. othprs,-and is equaled by none. As an EARNEST of what ishere claimed, the Manufacturers CHALLENGE ail others for a fricndly contest, either for amuse-. ment ora more SUBSTANTIAL CONSIDERATION. The Family Machine is light running and easily eonrprahended; has an ingenious device “to take up’ lost motion. proof of durability:;; Weare pleased,to reter to machines in mrnufacturing establishmeuts af San Francisco, where they have' been in nearly constant use for three years, to verify the above. Has received more medals. and complimentary testimorset thati any other in the same length of ime, &#° We invite the especial attention ef manufacturers to ournew No. 1 just out, F. G. GUILD, CHARLEY KENT'S AY E.CLAIM SALES UNPREGEDENT-. ie pon’ OLT YX; : JOE’S BULLETIN OF PRICES. EGGINOG. TOM AND JERRY. _ Keystone Market, HOT SCOTCH. eRe aay ART ESET Sr HOT IRISH. Te ty : . Ota Sazerse."1800...querts, $2 as COMMEROIAL STRRET,NRVADA . 014 Edinburg Scoten Whisky. 1 io = Maheim’s old Dublin =“. we 175 Heidsick Champagne...pints, 1 40California Ay bd 75 AO oy Eas es Sy haa quarts,1 50 Old Army and Navy: Sherry, imported expressly for Joe, from Englander sarees St P35 DIC porta “Pore. sce: aeccces a 225 Claret—Chateau Leoville.,.. “! 125 eee if LATHAG, oct S* 2 00 Sh a ee oo OMMbOR eTORe. . pinte10) Sautaarne—Graves’ superior. * 75 Old Swann Holland Gin. Old Jamaica Rum ee ee rs ‘Of every advantage which Tong experience and ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with ___The Finest Quality of BEEF, SPRING LAMB, VEAL, eee CORNED BEEF, rear me alu! Alena See rep fits, ot “se ind Tennett’s Ale 37 PO Rw ec rewer ee eeete ‘ k ; : All Liquors Sold Here Guaranteed _to be Pure. Fine-Launch.EveryDay-fronmtt A. M. to 1i P. M! JO, PETTIT, Prop’r. RRS Notas lieresmetaen pertains esti =r. BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Chet STOCK, $290,000. : d OFFICERS : E. M. PRESTON. T. W. SIGOURNEY. JOHN T. MORGAN: 3. » President é Presiden. ~~Agent for Névada County. Nevada City, Dec, 14, 1876. lm 4 JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET--NEVADA OITY. © UST RECEIVED, one of the Choicest a6 well as Largest Stocks of Sk Oe Cigars, ‘Tobacco, Confec: < tionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Fruit, ete., Agent for Nevada County, for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, ‘““BACHELOR’S DELIGHT, ce And ‘ALBUM.”’ nice Cigar should give these a trial. ; ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER FAVORITE BRANDS. A FRESH SUPPLY OF Candies, Nuts, Fruits, etc 020 JOHN JACK, DISSOLUTION, ETC, None is hereby given that G.G, Allan has purchased the entire interest of David Thom in the Nevada Foundry, conducted at'Nevada City and County, under the firm name and style of. ‘Thom & Allan, including all notes, bills and accounts due to the firm, and all the property of every kind and description belonging f . fore existing ad carried on under the firm name of Thom & AHan, was, on the Oth -day—of December;— 1876 j-accordingly dissolved. Uf G. G Allan will continue the foundry business at.the—old-—place, and is-sotelyauthorized-to»collect and receipt for the debts due to the-eld: firm, and will pay its liabilities. ° C The proprietor respéct{ully * solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended. ~~ jan3 DAVID THOM G.G. ALLAN. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. UBA GRAVEL RANGE MINING ©O. Location of principal place of business, North San Juan, Nevada county, Cal. ifornia, Location of works; Grizzly Hill, Bloomfield township, Nevada county, California.—Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Directors held-at the oftice of the Company on the Fourth day’ of January, A. D. 1877, an assessment (No. 8) of forty cents per’share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada county, California. Any stock upon-which this: assessment shail remain unpaid on BATURDAY, February 10th, 1877, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pane auction and unless payment is made Firet day of March, A. D, 1877, to pa the delinquent assessment, together wi costeof advertising and expenses of Sale. JNO. B. HUNTER, Secretary. Office Main Street, North San Juan, Ne. vada County, Oalifornia. : E, W. CHARLES, M. D., , SURGEON and PHYSICIAN, OFFICE, 62 BROAD STRFET. esidence, Main Street, two doors sbov nl4 New Tri-Weekly Stage Line to * MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY E. NORTHUP, tween A © % ACCORDEONS, y eer , ay «ABD ALL KDID6 OF . And arrive at Nevada City, at 9% A. M. Sleek, F. Mr atviving ot Porth lien MUSICAL ieee So ; STRUMENTS. pas e8 pan ti and a orders of oad sr . Mevade Case ouly wwe _. REPAIRED, —_{. ¥ ‘Flume Laimber Company. enOnee ~ ARES ps Deeuaber 32, 1814. a 5 & oe Wood for sale, jan 1 ! fore, will be sold on THURSDAY, the . PICKLED PORK, = es eee HAMS AND BACON, To be found in Nevada County. Also, a Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEANLARD = Tn quantities.te-sait,————— He is prepared to and will offer”to customers greater inducements than 4 . n . can be found elsewhere in. Nevada County. ~ ae ~— ey PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HISSUPPLY. « ALEX. GAULT’S GROCERY, PROVISION, ~~~ LIQUOR STORE AND BAKERY, ta:the firm, and the Copartnership hétreto. . —_—= : f § a VING STOCKED THE FIREPROOF ; builing, adjoining my BAKKRY,with ¢ A LARGE AND CHOICE : ASSORTMENT OF . , Family ‘Groceries, — Making itequal in point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to any Provision Store in the mountains, I would say to all desiring CHOICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, Ete., Ete., At the very LOWEST rates, to call and examinemy stock which is FRESH & PURE, WINES and LIQUORS, Of the Best Brands, -constantly on hand. THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Confectionery, etc. . I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found ia a First Class GROCERY AND _ ful for past patronage, I soLUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK. . licit @ continuance of the sane, . 5 a ah ae MONT : ALEX. GAULT. . Nevada City, Revessber 4, yt6: (Of his own manufacture,) . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. DIRECTORS Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Thos, Mein, T. W. Sigourney, Geo, A, Cooper, E, M. Preston. Receive Deposits,buy and sell exchange, . Purchasé Gold Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for 45 ad County Warrants. : Sacramento, Virgrsia City and Los AbBeles. * Also sell Exchange on New York, and ali the principal European Cities. Make co}lections and transact. general Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold. Bark, wv Furniture Repaired ! Draw Checks on San Francisco,San Jose . San J ose—Farmers Nationgt Gold Funk. New York—-Fint National Bank. ~ ok ” John T. Mo raan, Upholstery & Ne ew Work, EB, HUNTLEY, « City,that he has leased the Work Shop of J. E. Johnston, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now prepared to do all kinde of Job Work such as Repairing Farniture, Upholstering and manufacturing any article desired. Work done on the shortest notice and af the very lowest fates, All orders will be promptly and fully attended to. — ; i or EE, HONTER. Nevada, Dec. 18, 1876—tf A. NIVENS, SR., . GENERAL INS NCE-AGENT, oe _ON COMMISSION WV botesate and Retail Dealer CIGARS AND TOBACCC ' MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. jy9 : * A, LADEMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 1N GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. M* STORE 18 ALWAYS FILLED WITH sees CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Produce of all kinds, etcMy Goods are Sold at the Lowest Prices and are Delivered within nm Reasonable Distance Free oi Charge. Thankful for the patronage already branee of the sae. A. LADEMAN, Nevada City. August 9, 1876. : JAMES J. OTT ASSa YER; : Refined, Melted and Agsayea. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Ooir. 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Establiched in 1852, DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. FFICE ON BROAD BTREET adjoiring the Theatre. vades June 0th. 1874. OULD inform the people of Nevada _STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD — stowed, respectfully dokeit-a—continu-~ ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or RLVER, ) Cw AND ORES of every description . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, { BEVADA OMY,

tO GIAcommy 41874. mk, CREDITORS KITTS DEcEsep given by the ase: ix of the estate « the creditors of, 41; aims agai —_ hem with theron 1 four months g of this notice. to th; at “her: Fesidénes 5. the law Office » Nevade €ity; tag; . JANE W. reo. Kitt for Adm KITT, decesged inisirata 4 e _ «coast, and other-local breweries also { : nee eS ‘i ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL. ) r _ LOCAL AFFAIRS. = Weocal_Brevities. Boca beer does not seem to beas popular as it was when first introdueed. There was then such a_demand for ‘it that care enough was not takén in its manufacture, or age enough, was not givenit before selling, and the result was, beer drinkers began-to think that the products of other breweries was as good, if. “not better. Most people now prefer Dreyfuss’ beer to ay made on the turn out an-article which gives the: on poe stent ASE SE VOS, tSON, HER, THE Most p Pianos in the Ptah aud terms ehey, fally warranted, Wp BROs, HLER & Coase id 635 Clay street 4 Heinzemay, D THEIR sazoy IAL STREET, oan RIPT OF FICK, where y $0 meet all” ther 8 ‘sand Cigars, and, t to “smile” call on IRG & HEINNZMAY, ANGTON’S ACADEMY, SSES [ ASFOLLOWS: NGS AT 120, ON TUESDAY, aT 2 NTS, FRIDAYS, aT 38, ON SATURDAY, "3 AND MASTERS, AT 7 O'OLO0K, H STOCK r 'D SHOES! . COE, ORNER of Main and omercial streets, bar t received an lmst hes of © . cis AND CHL 3 AND SHOES. urchased of the’ bet an not-be excelled in nish. I-sleo mane nds of Gents’ Boew uperior to. any sb) sold at the lowes I warrant eae” PRICE'S OFFICE, in ABORATORY. T., SAN FRANCIS. ion received, mele) eturns made in wardedito this Ofte . interior by — the same manner. ade of Ores, Mets, trial — Pa rted upon, dab and Metlsurpe! 4 Silver Bullies: mounts below $1,%4, cunts above $1,000, * amounts below 1ounts above $400, 4 aie. 6 1452. 1.00O id-and Silver of Ores, $10 00 9 BP Wekdteee.0ia:: oor eenh eeeeeer a nseastock of the very Ke. in wyThe Daily TranscrpA. a «Is an Edinburgh trial a witness was. asked *‘What do you consider excessive politeness to a lady ‘not : your wife?” and be answered, “When: agentleman attends toa lady as if she were a@ piece of blown glass and were afraidshe might break. Husbands are not generally so particular.” 4, ~~Gulld Bros. Express. We will deliver packages of not over 100 pounds, within the ¢ity limits, for 25 cents, janl4-lw Baltimore Oysters in Cans, For sale at $125 per can, by jand ANTONIO TAM, SS eery line, in this city, it will -hereafter be carried onin my name, SEER? ; “Netiees 2 — Having purchased the interest of . -the-estate of-A. W-hester;in-the gro-} 1876. ° 1876. HEAD QUARTERS NNOUNCES that he has just returned ‘from San Francisco with one of the. most . : iday Goods ever brought _ to this City. -Toys, Fatiey Goods, ak : Santa Claus _ aan . Vertical Feed Most Elegant Stocks of Hol-. ” + Sreatest-range-of work," = VERDICT ALWAYS _ FOR THE =a DAVIS SEWING MACHINE, The Centennial Gold Medal and Diploma ‘iia The Scott Medal —The Franklin Institute Medal 1874 The Report of.the Centennial Commis. sion says:: ‘The DAVIS is. awarded the GRAND GOLD. MEDAL (OF HONOR and DIPLOMA OF MERIT for excellent material and construction, adapted to the -¥-¥ ED; and-satisfactionUNIVERSAL, In_its construction it differs from ALL . accounts due the firm must be paid however, that it requires the fall capacity of ‘the Boca establishment to supply the demand; ond-that thé en= -terprise pays splendidly..“A, LL hancaster,“F>-C]-Geer, Wm. Horrell and Ed. Brown, the parties who went down to Butte Slough, about twenty-two miles below MarysVille, on Thursday last, for the purpose of ‘“‘slaughtering’’ geese, returned to this city Sunday evening, ‘and knowing of our love for ‘‘ze ~ goose,” yesterday presented us with one “ofthe finest” of “the species; . 4? They killed about eighty of thése birds. We. understand that it is their intention to go down again soon. Lord have -merey on the geese if they do. i We learn trom. Sid. Hunt of -Moore’s Fiat that it will take his men about a hundred days to: complete the tunnel they-are running to tap the-shaft beingsunk on claims “he is opening. -When-the tunnel js “iu, work tar again be resumed ou thé shaft, At present there is more waterto be pumped than the machinery on the ground can bandle. George Turner says there was about as much chance of .his’ being la wag when he presented. us with 4. pair. of scissors, asa man has who gives up his purse on the highway when he can’t help it. He says if ‘the editor of the San: Juan. Times should mate a similar demand, un_ der similar circumstances, he’ would have to pan out another pair. A man who can say his meanest and most sarcastic things with a smile: who can look dovelike while féeting like a hyena, is more to be feared than the splutterer, who appears to be twice as mad as he really is, and who has his blow out and is dohe with it. Deliver us from the mau who will grasp you kindly by _one band, while he could, without start’ wind and water, injustice to his feelings, stab you “with the other. ee There was every indication of—ay “snow storm on Sunday morning. and it did snow a little—just enough to -deoidé-all bets made on the result. It remained cloudy daring most of the day, but Sunday evening the stars came out as bright as ever, and not a cloud was to be seen, Yesterday was a fac simile of the days experienced for the past two months. A correspondent of the Grass Valley Union wants the editor thereof to pray for rain. He says, ‘it won’t do any harm ‘and may do a d—n sight of good.’’ We join with that correspondent. If anything will @ prayer from Sho@inaker will doit. By all ‘means let-us have that prayer, The Wyoming Consolidated was compelled to shut down last week for ‘water, but we learn that the mill was set torunning on rock again yesterday. Whether the supply was increased with the cloudy weather on. Sunday, we don’t know. Musical Cencert, Prof. Halleck informs us that he will give a Vocal and instrumental coneertat the Theatre, on Saturday evening. He will be assisted by his . class, whose proticiency under his “~<-Bast instruction has been very marked. Fall programmes will be published in a few days. fF : A very fine, seven and a half oetave, Steinway piano, as good as new, . -—will be sold-at-a bargain. ' ticulars can be obtained by inquiring of Prof, Muller, of thisctty. janl6-lw Lost. week a package of Notes in elope. They being of no value, ex to the owner, & suitable up immediately, eithér in cash oy approved notes, to the undersigyéd the oldstand, a = jan9-lw Cras. E, Mutroy We Can’t Stand so much Foolish: néss, failures of grocery merchants in this pay dollar for dollar, to that extent, that we must make trouble fér all; care more for our credit than we do . for the insignificant lives of the generality of mankind in general. jand KE. W. Bickiow & Co. _. $10,000 00, ‘I want to purchase the above amount of Citizens Bank Time Certificates, at the usual discount. 250 shares N.C. N. G. BR, R, stock for sale in lots to suit-purchesers, called Union Hotel Barber Shop. Shaving, -Shampooing, Hair CutBarber. Shop in the highest style of the art. Jamxs Fay, Proprictor. “Scott and Parks Dancing Solrees. Scott & Parks will have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each-week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One'Dollar. 9 6 . Iris not.unasual for patients suffering from diseases for which sulphur baths are recommended, to travel. thousands of miles~to avail themle of sulphur bathing. ‘They ould find it less expensive to buy Glenn's Sulphur Soap and bathe~ at home. Sold everywhere, = HWolloway’s Pills or Ointment. " Scrofula or morbid deposits in the lungs, joints and Tissues. These medicines have rendered this disease a less formidable scourge than formerly. It hasbeen incontestibly prov‘have effected thousands of cures. Sold everywhere. 25 cents per box or pot. fal, glossy, luxuriant-hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeaus. Is charmingly perfumed, and has. no rival. re “mch12-ly i) No Excuse for Being Sick. . No person can use Boscheé’s. German Syrup without getting immediate relief andcure. We have the first case of Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or any disease—of—the. throat and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not been cured;* We have distributed every year, for—three years, over 250,000 Sample Pottles by Druggist in all parts of the United States, No other Manafacturer of Medicines ever gave their preparations such atest as this. Goto your Druggist, and get « bottle for 75 cents and try it—Two doses will relieve you. Sample bottles 10 cents each, Agents Crave & Brigham San Francisco. ~~ A Card. To all who are suffering from ‘the ‘errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood; &e., I will send a recipe that will care you, FREE OF CHARGE. This gneat remedy was discovered by # missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ~~ jnl3-6m es atte > ~~ Haaan’s Macnoxia Bato preserves and restores the semnutonions removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the ‘skin soft, white and delicate. Without showing the condition of /our teeth. — Every laugh exposes them. In order not to be ashamed of them let us try that standard dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is aure to keep them white and spotless. No tartar can-entrast them, nocanker affect the enamel, no species of . decay infest the dental if 8OZODONT is regularly u It is a . botanical preparation, and its benems Teaving them i office, —., H. Roppax. 16.1877. — ~ Nevada City, Jan, are marvelous,, av it removes . discolorations, und renders the gums ‘P_ Meebidnical Toys, The too frequent and vntimely . city hurts the credit of ' others who . p#he-owe-ts,-so-long that they ought . to Le-ashamed-of themstives, Wwett . IMPORTED CIGARS. ting performed at the Union Hotel-. =* > } Ate ee invited to call and see this ed that in Scrofulous affections they . Lyon’s Katuarron makes beautiIts application cannot be detected. Dolls, dressed & undressed. Carriages, Wagons, Drums,. Willow Wate, China Ware, Vases; Toilet Sets, — . ]

And a Thousand other articles too numerous to menALSO A Splendid Stock of Fancy kinds of Tropical Fruits. A eompleté line of the finest brands of Cigars and Tobacco. 5 Always on-hand the finest. The public are cordially Exhibition. . = carefully filled. ‘A share of public. patroaage respectfully solicited. A. ROSENTHAL, : Opposite Transcript Office. Nevada, Dec; 16th, PRO BONO PUBLICO! UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING! JAMES KINKEAD, i WDA OULD RESPECTFULLY: INFORM his customers and the public gen: “erally, that he is still at hisold stand, on Commercial] street, next. door to W. RB. Cows shoc stpre, where he is prepared, to do all . kinds of Work in the FURNITURE LINE. Sofas, Lounges, Spring Beds, Hair aud Other Mattrasses, Made to order and repaired in a workman. liké manner, and at the lowest rates, for cash. Orders promptly attended _to. continuance in. future, P: 8. Remember the place. jan3-1m JAMES KINKEAD. Drugs, Medicines, &c _P, H. BELDEN, Buccessor to Bell & Belde _ Masonic Building, * Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. Wholegale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chémicals, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Ke : Al a Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Giass, Paint Brushes, &c. : Also a full line of STATIONERY, such lank Books, Letter, Note and Legal -Pa.' er, Gold Pens. &c. Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. * My Stock is most complete in all ita de partments and my prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. : P. H. BELDEN. Nevads. March 31, 1876. = ' (\PPOSITE JOHNSTON'S HARDWARE O ” STORE, » q , OF Wear; which, toa machinist; ts positive. + Candies, Nuts, Dates and all} . Hever-brought.to. Nevada. City. Alea. Sole Orders “promptly and . Those whe wantto smoke a real Thankful. for past patronage, I. solicit af ; Congregational Church. othprs,-and is equaled by none. As an EARNEST of what ishere claimed, the Manufacturers CHALLENGE ail others for a fricndly contest, either for amuse-. ment ora more SUBSTANTIAL CONSIDERATION. The Family Machine is light running and easily eonrprahended; has an ingenious device “to take up’ lost motion. proof of durability:;; Weare pleased,to reter to machines in mrnufacturing establishmeuts af San Francisco, where they have' been in nearly constant use for three years, to verify the above. Has received more medals. and complimentary testimorset thati any other in the same length of ime, &#° We invite the especial attention ef manufacturers to ournew No. 1 just out, F. G. GUILD, CHARLEY KENT'S AY E.CLAIM SALES UNPREGEDENT-. ie pon’ OLT YX; : JOE’S BULLETIN OF PRICES. EGGINOG. TOM AND JERRY. _ Keystone Market, HOT SCOTCH. eRe aay ART ESET Sr HOT IRISH. Te ty : . Ota Sazerse."1800......querts, $2 as COMMEROIAL STRRET,NRVADA . 014 Edinburg Scoten Whisky.. 1 io = Maheim’s old Dublin =“.. we 175 Heidsick Champagne.....pints, 1 40California Ay bd 75 AO oy Eas es Sy haa quarts,1 50 Old Army and Navy: Sherry, imported expressly for Joe, from Englander sarees St P35 DIC porta “Pore. sce: aeccces a 225 Claret—Chateau Leoville.,... “! 125 eee if LATHAG, oct S* 2 00 Sh a ee oo OMMbOR eTORe. . pinte10) Sautaarne—Graves’ superior.. * 75 Old Swann Holland Gin.. Old Jamaica Rum ee ee rs ‘Of every advantage which Tong experience and ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with ___The Finest Quality of BEEF, SPRING LAMB, VEAL, eee CORNED BEEF, rear me alu! Alena See rep fits, ot “se ind Tennett’s Ale 37 PO Rw ec rewer ee eeete ‘ k ; : All Liquors Sold Here Guaranteed _to be Pure. Fine-Launch.EveryDay-fronmtt A. M. to 1i P. M! JO, PETTIT, Prop’r. RRS Notas lieresmetaen pertains esti =r. BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Chet STOCK, $290,000. : d OFFICERS : E. M. PRESTON.. T. W. SIGOURNEY. JOHN T. MORGAN: 3. » President é Presiden. ~~Agent for Névada County. Nevada City, Dec, 14, 1876. lm 4 JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET--NEVADA OITY. © UST RECEIVED, one of the Choicest a6 well as Largest Stocks of Sk Oe Cigars, ‘Tobacco, Confec: < tionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Fruit, ete., Agent for Nevada County, for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, ‘““BACHELOR’S DELIGHT, ce And ‘ALBUM.”’ nice Cigar should give these a trial. ; ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER FAVORITE BRANDS. A FRESH SUPPLY OF Candies, Nuts, Fruits, etc 020 JOHN JACK, DISSOLUTION, ETC, None is hereby given that G.G, Allan has purchased the entire interest of David Thom in the Nevada Foundry, conducted at'Nevada City and County, under the firm name and style of. ‘Thom & Allan, including all notes, bills and accounts due to the firm, and all the property of every kind and description belonging f . fore existing ad carried on under the firm name of Thom & AHan, was, on the Oth -day—of December;— 1876 j-accordingly dissolved. Uf G. G Allan will continue the foundry business at.the—old-—place, and is-sotelyauthorized-to»collect and receipt for the debts due to the-eld: firm, and will pay its liabilities. ° C The proprietor respéct{ully * solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended. ~~ jan3 DAVID THOM G.G. ALLAN. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. UBA GRAVEL RANGE MINING ©O. Location of principal place of business, North San Juan, Nevada county, Cal. ifornia, Location of works; Grizzly Hill, Bloomfield township, Nevada county, California.—Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Directors held-at the oftice of the Company on the Fourth day’ of January, A. D. 1877, an assessment (No. 8) of forty cents per’share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada county, California.. Any stock upon-which this: assessment shail remain unpaid on BATURDAY, February 10th, 1877, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pane auction and unless payment is made Firet day of March, A. D, 1877, to pa the delinquent assessment, together wi costeof advertising and expenses of Sale. JNO. B. HUNTER, Secretary. Office Main Street, North San Juan, Ne. vada County, Oalifornia. : E, W. CHARLES, M. D., , SURGEON and PHYSICIAN, OFFICE, 62 BROAD STRFET. esidence, Main Street, two doors sbov nl4 New Tri-Weekly Stage Line to * MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY E. NORTHUP, tween A © % ACCORDEONS, y eer , ay «ABD ALL KDID6 OF . And arrive at Nevada City, at 9% A. M. Sleek, F. Mr atviving ot Porth lien MUSICAL ieee So ; STRUMENTS. pas e8 pan ti and a orders of oad sr . Mevade Case ouly wwe _. REPAIRED, —_{. ¥ ‘Flume Laimber Company. enOnee ~ ARES ps Deeuaber 32, 1814. a 5 & oe Wood for sale, jan 1 ! fore, will be sold on THURSDAY, the . PICKLED PORK, = es eee HAMS AND BACON, To be found in Nevada County. Also, a Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEANLARD = Tn quantities.te-sait,————— He is prepared to and will offer”to customers greater inducements than 4 . n . can be found elsewhere in. Nevada County. ~ ae ~— ey PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HISSUPPLY. « ALEX. GAULT’S GROCERY, PROVISION, ~~~ LIQUOR STORE AND BAKERY, ta:the firm, and the Copartnership hétreto. . —_—= : f § a VING STOCKED THE FIREPROOF ; builing, adjoining my BAKKRY,with ¢ A LARGE AND CHOICE : ASSORTMENT OF . , Family ‘Groceries, — Making itequal in point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to any Provision Store in the mountains, I would say to all desiring CHOICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, Ete., Ete., At the very LOWEST rates, to call and examinemy stock which is FRESH & PURE, WINES and LIQUORS, Of the Best Brands, -constantly on hand. THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Confectionery, etc. . I intend to keep the BEST of everything to be found ia a First Class GROCERY AND _ ful for past patronage, I soLUMBER YARD at TOWN TALK. . licit @ continuance of the sane, . 5 a ah ae MONT : ALEX. GAULT. . Nevada City, Revessber 4, yt6: (Of his own manufacture,) . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. DIRECTORS Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Thos, Mein, T. W. Sigourney, Geo, A, Cooper, E, M. Preston. Receive Deposits,buy and sell exchange, . Purchasé Gold Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for 45 ad County Warrants. : Sacramento, Virgrsia City and Los AbBeles. * Also sell Exchange on New York, and ali the principal European Cities. Make co}lections and transact. general Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold. Bark, wv Furniture Repaired ! Draw Checks on San Francisco,San Jose . San J ose—Farmers Nationgt Gold Funk.. New York—-Fint National Bank. ~ ok ” John T. Mo raan, Upholstery & Ne ew Work, EB, HUNTLEY, « City,that he has leased the Work Shop of J. E. Johnston, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now prepared to do all kinde of Job Work such as Repairing Farniture, Upholstering and manufacturing any article desired. Work done on the shortest notice and af the very lowest fates, All orders will be promptly and fully attended to. — ; i or EE, HONTER. Nevada, Dec. 18, 1876—tf A. NIVENS, SR., . GENERAL INS NCE-AGENT, oe _ON COMMISSION WV botesate and Retail Dealer CIGARS AND TOBACCC ' MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. jy9 : * A, LADEMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 1N GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. M* STORE 18 ALWAYS FILLED WITH sees CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Produce of all kinds, etcMy Goods are Sold at the Lowest Prices and are Delivered within nm Reasonable Distance Free oi Charge. Thankful for the patronage already branee of the sae. A. LADEMAN, Nevada City. August 9, 1876. : JAMES J. OTT ASSa YER; : Refined, Melted and Agsayea. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Ooir. 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Establiched in 1852, DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. FFICE ON BROAD BTREET adjoiring the Theatre. vades June 0th. 1874.. OULD inform the people of Nevada _STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD — stowed, respectfully dokeit-a—continu-~ ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or RLVER, ) Cw AND ORES of every description . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, { BEVADA OMY,