January 5, 1877 (4 pages)

THEATRE, IGHT! ning, Jan. 5th, Y SISTERS __ Troupe! ARCE, DRAMA, al variety Per. consisting of ~~ DANCES, ie of the beg traveling. ‘50. Cents, alf price. SES eee ALWAYS } THE VIS MACHINE, Gold Meda) = «© 2 Wie ey aac z = 1875 stitute Médal.1974 6 Centennial Commii. SAVVIS. is awarded the DAL OF HONOR and . IT for excellent ms. tion; adapted to the ork,” LES UNPREORDEST-: isfaction UNIVERSAL. . it differs from ALL aled by none, Ag an is here claimed, the ALLENGE all others est, either’ for amuseBSTANTIAL CONSID. amily Machine is light comprehended; has an > take up”’ lost moti ‘machinist, is positive We«re.pleased to remrnufacturing estabrancisco, where they ° constant use forthree above. Has received mplimentary testimeinthe same length of » especial attention ef ir new No.1 just out. 3. GUILD, Nevada County. . 14, 1876. him, IES : erNUTS etd, HEARER, t, first house sls, Fargo’s 33 Office, ln City, NED A-LARGE 4¥D CK OF x 219 a NUTS, et. s selling very store and see oo . — TH STOCK ND SHOES! Dui — R. COE, CORNER of Main #° ommercial streets,> ist received ap rense stock of the v7 rtest-styes of MISSES’ AND CBITs AND SHOES. purchased of theT also msnv kinés of Gente’ Bo ) superior to any **? s : et ) gold -2t the lowe® pd I warrant every bal sa (OR SALE. ae 7,in BLOCE 3.08 t, the Property © + , with allt ag offered idings, 10 gage. Bids tobems* er cent. of the bid > be left with es * f Dr. F.Buelow. %¢ January 15, 287, * "~~ stOpping tilltwo o’clock im the after— $40. _In-_goed running order. Call --theycommenced dancing at half. _‘:per atatime, and thus dancing wus Phe Colfax Biterprise Gays: “Itis ~-Bistera Dramatic Troupe at the The: Senior Warden, Ole Amos Nelson; iimterest manifested in the coming . Machine, opposite the Bank, Nevada The Daily Transcript f F LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Truckee Republican gives the following feat~of dancing: “At the ball recently given by Hope Lodge, No. 84, F. & A. M.; at Betkwith, past seven in the evening,-and never stopped till a quarter to seven next morniiigWhen it-came supper time halfof the music went-to supkept up constantly till the hour above mentioned, After ‘having breakfast and a short rest they commenced again and danced without noon. If anybody thinks they can’t enjoy dancing out in. Sierra Valley, let him go out and attend one of their parties, and see for himself.” John Keiser has become part owner of the Lruckee Republican. He isa stirring, live business’ man, a first-class fellow, and the new firm will without doabt meet with sucecoss. The Republican is a first-class paper, and deserves the liberal pat=. ~ .Tronage it has always received. ~ rumored that the North Star mine at Datch Flat will be worked in the future by Chinamen exclusively. Considerable uneasiness is felt by the laborers of the town, owing to the recent erection of a large China house on the clainr. _ Phe Duteh Flat Forum says: “The -large quartz boulder that has been in the Express office for bome time, having been washed out at the Hayward claim, was pounded up last week and yielded $4,500,"’ . Manuel P, Neves has bought. the lot at the corner of upper Main and East Broad streets, and will soon erect thereon, a fine residence, and put other improvements on the lot, ond make it one of the pleasantest places in town, __’ Don’t fail to see the McGinley atre to-night, in all their. grand specialties. See advertisement: in another column, W.dJ. Shinn came over from Truckee yesterday. A good mfny guessed who the pretty girlwe mentioned yesterday was going to marry, as soon as they saw Shinn; : We were shown by Mr. Milliken, yesterday, fresh peas and lettuce picked in the morning, on bis ranch east of town. He says that he might have been selling green ‘vegetables all winter, if he had watered the plants, Campbell and Stoddard of Boston” Ravine, have dissolved partnership, and Mr. Campbell will in fature conduct the business. The supper gottea up by Naffziger, of the Union Hotel, for the Young Moen’s Social Ciub party, on Monday night last; was first-class, and gave the best satisfaction. Millington’s Soiree to-night at Hant’s Hall. Turn out everybody. . Masonic Installation. On Wednesday evening last, the following persons were installed as officers for. Nevada Lodge, No. 13: “Master, Ianthis Jerome Rolfe, Junior Warden, Jacob Lafayette Holland; Treasurer, Martin Luther Marsh; -Secretary,; John" Herbert Boardman; Senior Deacon, Thomas Mein; Janior Deacon, Silas Osor Whiting; Stewards, Christian Conrad}. Weisenburger, and William Curnow; Marshal, William Gilbert Richards; Chaplain; Geo, Ransom Davis; Tyler, William Holmes. There will be a match game of billiards next Saturday night, at the National Hotel in Nevada City, to be played by John Hearsch of Grass Valley and Palmer Smith of Nevada City. Already there is considerable match, and several bets have have been made. Both players are among the first class of ameteur billiardists. A number of Grass Wal-. leyaus age going up to pat Johnny on the beak’—G. V. Union. — A Seventy-five Dollar Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for sale for on F.G, Guild, Agent for the Davis’ . Nevada City, Jan. 3, 1877¢ ram 2 Notiee, 1876, the undersigned lost two pieo s of Nevada County Road Fand scrip —one piece amounting to $168 75, numbered 105, registered July 12th, 18th or 19th, 1876. Said scrip was drawn payable to E, Northup or order, and by him endorsed, All persons are notified not to purchase the ‘fame, as payment hasbeen stopped. JonaTHaN CLARK. lw No 1 California Raisins, 8 poynds for-one dollar, 6 pounds for one dollar, . 4 pounds .for one dollar. . d29 _ AtATD.& P. Surron’s. : Fresh Baltimore Oysters in Cans Antoine Tam informs the people of Nevada city and vicinity that he now receives daily, by express, from Baltimore, the very best_ fresh Eastern oysters, ‘in cans, which he will’ sethat $1.25 per can. They aresuperior to the California transplented oysters and lovers of the bivalves should give them a trial. ‘Try ’em. Nevada, Dec. 28.—tf “. ‘Bigelow & Cd. ~-Have beer in Nevada city twenty-. five years and now propose te commence remaining. Spéciulty : the best of everything. All are expected.to be able and willing to pay on presentation of bills. No other trade solicited. d28-t£ —-S : $10,000 00, I want to purchase the above amount of Citizens Bank Time @ertificates, at the usual discount. 250 shares N. ©. N. G.-R. R. stock for sale in lots to suit purchosers. d16-tf A. NIVENS, Jr. Holiday Presents. The finest-assortment of ‘Holiday Goods ever brought te Nevada City, consisting of Plated ware; China ware fine Glass ware, Bronze Figures, -. Vases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Goods of . every description, suitable for Holiday Gifts, both ornamental and useful, can be found at W. A. Sig@urney’s, No.18 & 20, Commercial St. d10 fe ~-_ Union Hotel Barber Shop, Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting performed at thé Union Hotel Barber Shop in the highest style of the art. James Fay, Proprictor. Scott and Parks Dancing Soirees. Scott & Parks will have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One Dollar. 89 <> Sunpuur Barus 3 cents. The beneficial results_of Salphur—Baths are too well known to reqnire comment. The effect'of Glenn’s§ Soap in the bath are truly electrical, completely deodorizing offensive aceumalations, and thorooghly pnrifying the.entife surface of the body. Sold by Druggists, 25 cents. Holloway’sPills. The estimation in which these medicines are held by the public, steadily increases their demand. They act directly on the system, removing all obstractions, renovating the springs of life, purifying the blood, and totally eradicating liver . complaints, indigestion, pain in the side and general debility. Sold everywhere. 25 cepts per box or pot. aoe Lyon’s Karsarronmakes beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeas. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. * mcohl2-ly EL REN AS SRL “SN a a NANTES ANTOINE TAM; ‘PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Ac t OYSTERS, Eastern and California, Which he serves up in every style desired. oe CONFECTIONERY. A beautiful stock of choice Candies, Pisin and Fancy. suitable for°Family, Scheol Mf all kinds,warranted thie vear’s crop, Fresh and nike. CIGARS. Those who like Choice Cigars, can be accommodated, as I have on hand a fine stock of the very best brands. o Those who favor me with their custom, will find that I sell as cheap at ond time ‘MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY, “Ci sOANTOIRE TAM, nD e 11876. On or about the 28th day of Dee., . : 1876; also one piece amounting to. + $100, numbered 99, registered July HAS JUST RETURNED from QO «=. and is now in receipt of a fine lot of ‘ 1876. Santa Claus , HEAD QUARTERS A NNOUNCES that he has just returned < 4 from San Francisco with one of the mosi 4 7 ! as Most Elegant Stocks of Holiday Goods ever brought to this City. “COMPRISING Toys, Fancy Goods, . Dolls, dressed & undressed. ~ Mechanical Toys, fe Carriages, Wagons, Drums, Willow. W are, China Ware, Vases, Toilet Sets, And a Thousand other articles too numerous to menALSO A Candies; Nuts, Dates and all kinds of Tropical Fruits. A complete line of the finest--byands of Cigars and Tobacco. * a Always on hand the finest IMPORTED CIGARS. The public are cordially invited to call and see this’ Exhibition. s<= Orders promptly and carefully filled. Sues A share of public patronage anu tp solicited. A. ROSENTHAL, Opposite Transcript Office. Nevada, Dec. 16th, UPHOLSTERING AND FURENITURE REPAIRING! JAMES KINKEAD, OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM his customers and: the public generally, that he is still at hisold stand, on Commercial street, next door to W. R. Coe s shoe store, where he is prepared to do all ‘kinds of Workin the 1 URNITURE LINE. Hair aud Other Mattrasses, Made to order d repaired in a workman: li e manner, a at the lowest rates, for cash. Orders prompt)y attended to. Thankful for past patronage, I solicit a continuance in future. : P. 6. Remember the place. jan3-1m .3AMES KINKEAD. Drugs, Medicines, &c P. H. BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. Wholesale & Retail dealer { Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, . PRPatent Medicines, &c. A full line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet _Buaps, Toilet Powder, Gologne Sets, Combe Brushes, &c, ‘ Also, Paints, Oils, Verniaheg, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. Also a full line of STATIONERY, such as lank Books, Letter. Note and . ‘a. er, Gold Pens. &c Blank Books made to order at the lowes? an Franciseo prices, acca My Stock is most complete in ail ite de partments and my prices are low. I selicia share of pubiéc patronage. “Nevada. March $1, 1876. _ Philip Petroni, PPOSITE JOHNSTON'S HARDWARE MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY ORGANS, . PIANOS, ACCORDEONS, mane Established in 1852, AD ALL KINDS OF ' ER FAVORITE BRANDS. I intend to keep the BEST of . pzcrno ruarina in OLD or SILVER. MUSICAL A FRESH SUPPLY OF — —— everything to be found in a DE. F. BUELOW, INSTRUMENTS . Candies, Nuts, Fruits, ete. First Class GROCERY AND. Physician and Surgeon. . e JOHN JACK, OVISION STORE, Thank-. Q)rricz on BROAD srREET 1a;':. » REPAIRED, ; , a 0: ge Ping ag —— > {8, W. CHARLES, M. D.! fal for past patronage, I s0, _ SZ MUSIC BOXES A} gurqroN and PHYSICIAN, ". licit a continuance of the same, oe a SPECIALTY. eS Oe , ALEX. GAULT. . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, Decanber 12, 1946. at REE Sau ome I Nevada City, November sth, 18%: . MEVADA CITT, : A ROSENTHAL, APOTHECARY,. _ Splendid Stock of Fancy . PRO BONO PUBLICO! » DRUGGIST BROAD STREET, NEXT THE PHOTO. -GRAPH.“GALLERY,. ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL, Ours FOR SALE A LARGE VARIETY OF : AMONG THEM Lysis Cherry Pectoral. Hall's Pulmonary Balsam. Hall’s Balsam for Lungs. -— the toral.« : . Brown’s Bronchial Troches Rudolph’s Ex. Horehound’ and Anice. beast. Salves and Sarsaparillas. Wright's, Ayer’s J ayne’s, Radway’s, Schenck’s and, Bristol’s Pills. _ Florida Water. ‘Hoyt’s German Cologne, etc., etc. : Special attention given to Physicians’ Prescriptions and Family Recipes. © / A thorough Pharmacentical education, and an experience of 40 years at the prescription counter is a guarantee of his capability. . December 21, I876. 2w 8. J. MILLINGTON’S © DANCING ACADEMY, AT HUNT'S HALL, CLASSES WILL MEET AS FOLLOWS; GENTLEMEN’S CLASS, TUES. DAY EVENINGS AT 7:30, LADIES’ CLASS, ON TUESDAY, AT 2 P.M, ‘LADIES AND GENTS, FRIDAYS, AT 8P.M. : AT 2, Pp. M. CLASS FOR MISSFSAND MASTERS, ATURDAY EVENING AT 7 O’OLOOCK. AIR COMPRESSORS, I AM NOW PREPARED to supply mines with the ; BOWERS AIR COMPRESSOR, Which has superior merits over any machine om this coast for simplicity and I will be pleased te confer with Superintendents of Mines ae to estimates of Aanieg in Compressors and Drills, and show them the Compressor as pow being worked at Shaft No. 3, Eureka Gold Mining Co., Grass Valley. i < Rann te G: oT ge change —. een alley, Cal. dec6. JOHN. JACK’s _ CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET--NEVADA CITY. . JUST RECEIVED, one of the Choicest as well as Largest Stocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Nuts, FancyGoods, Fruit, etc., Ever brought to Nevada City. Also Sdle Agent for Nevada County for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, “BACHELOR'S DELIGHT, ” And “ALBUM.” : Those who want to smoke a real nice Cigar should give the ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTH. NEW DRUG STORE,. CHARLEY KE J. F. Rudolph, . Keystone Market, . W yakoop's litinead Pec:{ BEEF, —Biniments~for man “and. CHILDREN’S CLASS, ON SATURDAY, . 4 i a COMMERCIAL STREET,NEVADA. Patent. Wedicines,. Sod Ss ba . HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long expe: rience and ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with The Finest Quality of. ‘MUTTON, . ~ SPRING LAMB, INT’ S. 108's BULLETIN OF PRICES. i a, . 4, TOM ‘AND JERRY. HOT. IRISH. Old Sazerac, 1860... +. quarts, $2 Fine old Whiskies.... a 1 Oh Old Edinburg Sootch Whisky.° . 150 Moheim’s old Dublin, tt 4 Hvidsick Champagné:... pints, 1% California eS ee eee arr vio bed we. aaw eee es< quarts,1 50 Old Army.and Navy sherry, im= orted expressly for Joe, from i ngland.. kad: Seeusea sense " (1 26 Old Oporto Port. 0.6. as 4 26 Claret—Chateau Leoville, ae 135= bid ici vee a * 3 xe St. Jalen. sss ‘“_Chateau Larose... pints 106 Sautaarne ~Graves’ stiperior., ‘¢ vig Ola Swann Holland Gin>—-, quarts,1 25 Old =r Se een = aw tt 16 ‘Bassett’s Po see eee aa YS MONRO S AIG. ce ciccaicg. 553 oe a sai YS teed to be Pure. . Fine Lunch Every Day from 11 A. M. to 11 P. Mt JO. PETTIT, Prop*r.: CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY .: nil a ‘ ‘i Cerrar STOCK, $200,000. HAMS AND BACON, (Of--his own manufacture, ) To be foundin Nevada County. Also, a Choice Quality of “. PURE AND OLEANEARD In quantities to suit, . : Heis prepared to and will offer to ‘customers greater inducements than can be found elsewhere in Nevada County. . ee ee PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HISSUPPLY. > ALEX. GAULT’S GROCERY, _—. PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. neem ‘aVING STOCKED THE FIREPROOF builing, adjoining my BAKERY,with A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OFFamily Groceries, Making it equal in point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to any. Provision Store in the mountains, I would say-to all desiring ICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, At the very LOWEST rates, to call and examine my stock which is FRESH & PURE, WINES and LIQUORS, Of the Best Brands, constantly on hand, ~ THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, fectionery, ete. « All Liquors Sold Here Guaran— VEAL, ae OFFICERS : : ; oe —— 3 = enced pwtinns ee on ane : ’. W, SIGOURNEY..+. ce. President. -: CORN ib BEEF, Jonn T. Mongax as = ° Cashier : IRECTORS : [ iD POR Dr. R. M. Hunt, John T. Morgan, PICK D PORK, Geo, a. Hnghes, . W. Sigourney 3 Pert os. Mein, eo. A. er, THE BEST pape E. M, Preston. jens 4 Receive Deposits,buy and sell-exchange. Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for % ad Cojruty Warrants. Sacramento, Virgruia City and Los AuBX i28. Also sell Exchange on New York, and s)] the principal European Cities. Banking Business. ~~ CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Banx, San Jcose—Farmers National Gold Bank New York-—First-National-Bank. 24 Furniture Repaired ! Upholstery & New Work. \ ye inform the people of: Névads: City that he has leased the jes ON COMMERCIAL STREET, ; And is now prepared todo all kinds of Job Work such as Repairing Furniture, Upae and mannfacturing any article es ‘ the very lowest rates. fully attended to. B. HUNTLEY. Nevada, Dec, 18, 1876~—tf A, NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. WH eens and Retail Dealer ~ CIGARS AND TOBACCC MASONIC BLOCK, ae Street, Nevada City « i jy? A, LADEMAN, ; = WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL DEALER 1N GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL. STREET, Nevada City. MAY STORE 18 ALWAYS FILLED CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Produce of all kinds, etceee My Goods are Sold at the Lowest Prices and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free of ' Charge. Thankful for the patronage already bestowed, I respectfully solicita contiiuance of the same, : Nevada City. August 9, 1876. : JAMES J. OTT. ASSa YER, eet 4 +. 4 OLD aND of -evi description Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Con-. (4 dtmed, welied and aero By request Gold Bars exchanged for Goi. 30 Main Street, Nevada City.\ S Draw Checks on San Francisco,9an Joss. _ ‘Make co}lections aidtraiisact-a-general Work Shop of J. E. Johnston, Work done on the shortest notice and at , All orders will be promptly and faith°

THEATRE, IGHT! ning, Jan. 5th, Y SISTERS __ Troupe! ARCE, DRAMA, al variety Per. consisting of ~~ DANCES, ie of the beg traveling. ‘50. Cents, alf price. SES eee ALWAYS } THE VIS MACHINE, Gold Meda) = «© 2 Wie ey aac z = 1875 stitute Médal.1974 6 Centennial Commii. SAVVIS. is awarded the DAL OF HONOR and . IT for excellent ms. tion; adapted to the ork,” LES UNPREORDEST-: isfaction UNIVERSAL. . it differs from ALL aled by none, Ag an is here claimed, the ALLENGE all others est, either’ for amuseBSTANTIAL CONSID. amily Machine is light comprehended; has an > take up”’ lost moti ‘machinist, is positive We«re.pleased to remrnufacturing estabrancisco, where they ° constant use forthree above. Has received mplimentary testimeinthe same length of » especial attention ef ir new No.1 just out. 3. GUILD, Nevada County. . 14, 1876. him, IES : erNUTS etd, HEARER, t, first house sls, Fargo’s 33 Office, ln City, NED A-LARGE 4¥D CK OF x 219 a NUTS, et. s selling very store and see oo . — TH STOCK ND SHOES! Dui — R. COE, CORNER of Main #° ommercial streets,> ist received ap rense stock of the v7 rtest-styes of MISSES’ AND CBITs AND SHOES. purchased of theT also msnv kinés of Gente’ Bo ) superior to any **? s : et ) gold -2t the lowe® pd I warrant every bal sa (OR SALE. ae 7,in BLOCE 3.08 t, the Property © + , with allt ag offered idings, 10 gage. Bids tobems* er cent. of the bid > be left with es * f Dr. F.Buelow. %¢ January 15, 287, * "~~ stOpping tilltwo o’clock im the after— $40. _In-_goed running order. Call --theycommenced dancing at half. _‘:per atatime, and thus dancing wus Phe Colfax Biterprise Gays: “Itis ~-Bistera Dramatic Troupe at the The: Senior Warden, Ole Amos Nelson; iimterest manifested in the coming . Machine, opposite the Bank, Nevada The Daily Transcript f F LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Truckee Republican gives the following feat~of dancing: “At the ball recently given by Hope Lodge, No. 84, F. & A. M.; at Betkwith, past seven in the evening,-and never stopped till a quarter to seven next morniiigWhen it-came supper time halfof the music went-to supkept up constantly till the hour above mentioned, After ‘having breakfast and a short rest they commenced again and danced without noon. If anybody thinks they can’t enjoy dancing out in. Sierra Valley, let him go out and attend one of their parties, and see for himself.” John Keiser has become part owner of the Lruckee Republican. He isa stirring, live business’ man, a first-class fellow, and the new firm will without doabt meet with sucecoss. The Republican is a first-class paper, and deserves the liberal pat=. ~ .Tronage it has always received. ~ rumored that the North Star mine at Datch Flat will be worked in the future by Chinamen exclusively. Considerable uneasiness is felt by the laborers of the town, owing to the recent erection of a large China house on the clainr. _ Phe Duteh Flat Forum says: “The -large quartz boulder that has been in the Express office for bome time, having been washed out at the Hayward claim, was pounded up last week and yielded $4,500,"’ . Manuel P, Neves has bought. the lot at the corner of upper Main and East Broad streets, and will soon erect thereon, a fine residence, and put other improvements on the lot, ond make it one of the pleasantest places in town, __’ Don’t fail to see the McGinley atre to-night, in all their. grand specialties. See advertisement: in another column, W.dJ. Shinn came over from Truckee yesterday. A good mfny guessed who the pretty girlwe mentioned yesterday was going to marry, as soon as they saw Shinn; : We were shown by Mr. Milliken, yesterday, fresh peas and lettuce picked in the morning, on bis ranch east of town. He says that he might have been selling green ‘vegetables all winter, if he had watered the plants, Campbell and Stoddard of Boston” Ravine, have dissolved partnership, and Mr. Campbell will in fature conduct the business. The supper gottea up by Naffziger, of the Union Hotel, for the Young Moen’s Social Ciub party, on Monday night last; was first-class, and gave the best satisfaction. Millington’s Soiree to-night at Hant’s Hall. Turn out everybody. . Masonic Installation. On Wednesday evening last, the following persons were installed as officers for. Nevada Lodge, No. 13: “Master, Ianthis Jerome Rolfe, Junior Warden, Jacob Lafayette Holland; Treasurer, Martin Luther Marsh; -Secretary,; John" Herbert Boardman; Senior Deacon, Thomas Mein; Janior Deacon, Silas Osor Whiting; Stewards, Christian Conrad}. Weisenburger, and William Curnow; Marshal, William Gilbert Richards; Chaplain; Geo, Ransom Davis; Tyler, William Holmes. There will be a match game of billiards next Saturday night, at the National Hotel in Nevada City, to be played by John Hearsch of Grass Valley and Palmer Smith of Nevada City. Already there is considerable match, and several bets have have been made. Both players are among the first class of ameteur billiardists. A number of Grass Wal-. leyaus age going up to pat Johnny on the beak’—G. V. Union. — A Seventy-five Dollar Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for sale for on F.G, Guild, Agent for the Davis’ . Nevada City, Jan. 3, 1877¢ ram 2 Notiee, 1876, the undersigned lost two pieo s of Nevada County Road Fand scrip —one piece amounting to $168 75, numbered 105, registered July 12th, 18th or 19th, 1876. Said scrip was drawn payable to E, Northup or order, and by him endorsed, All persons are notified not to purchase the ‘fame, as payment hasbeen stopped. JonaTHaN CLARK. lw No 1 California Raisins, 8 poynds for-one dollar, 6 pounds for one dollar, . 4 pounds .for one dollar. . d29 _ AtATD.& P. Surron’s. : Fresh Baltimore Oysters in Cans Antoine Tam informs the people of Nevada city and vicinity that he now receives daily, by express, from Baltimore, the very best_ fresh Eastern oysters, ‘in cans, which he will’ sethat $1.25 per can. They aresuperior to the California transplented oysters and lovers of the bivalves should give them a trial. ‘Try ’em. Nevada, Dec. 28.—tf “. ‘Bigelow & Cd. ~-Have beer in Nevada city twenty-. five years and now propose te commence remaining. Spéciulty : the best of everything. All are expected.to be able and willing to pay on presentation of bills. No other trade solicited. d28-t£ —-S : $10,000 00, I want to purchase the above amount of Citizens Bank Time @ertificates, at the usual discount. 250 shares N. ©. N. G.-R. R. stock for sale in lots to suit purchosers. d16-tf A. NIVENS, Jr. Holiday Presents. The finest-assortment of ‘Holiday Goods ever brought te Nevada City, consisting of Plated ware; China ware fine Glass ware, Bronze Figures, -. Vases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Goods of . every description, suitable for Holiday Gifts, both ornamental and useful, can be found at W. A. Sig@urney’s, No.18 & 20, Commercial St. d10 fe ~-_ Union Hotel Barber Shop, Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting performed at thé Union Hotel Barber Shop in the highest style of the art.. James Fay, Proprictor. Scott and Parks Dancing Soirees. Scott & Parks will have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One Dollar. 89 <> Sunpuur Barus 3 cents. The beneficial results_of Salphur—Baths are too well known to reqnire comment. The effect'of Glenn’s§ Soap in the bath are truly electrical, completely deodorizing offensive aceumalations, and thorooghly pnrifying the.entife surface of the body. Sold by Druggists, 25 cents. Holloway’sPills. The estimation in which these medicines are held by the public, steadily increases their demand. They act directly on the system, removing all obstractions, renovating the springs of life, purifying the blood, and totally eradicating liver . complaints, indigestion, pain in the side and general debility. Sold everywhere. 25 cepts per box or pot. aoe Lyon’s Karsarronmakes beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeas. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. * mcohl2-ly EL REN AS SRL “SN a a NANTES ANTOINE TAM; ‘PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Ac t OYSTERS, Eastern and California, Which he serves up in every style desired. oe CONFECTIONERY. A beautiful stock of choice Candies, Pisin and Fancy. suitable for°Family, Scheol Mf all kinds,warranted thie vear’s crop, Fresh and nike. CIGARS. Those who like Choice Cigars, can be accommodated, as I have on hand a fine stock of the very best brands. o Those who favor me with their custom, will find that I sell as cheap at ond time ‘MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY, “Ci sOANTOIRE TAM, nD e 11876. On or about the 28th day of Dee., . : 1876; also one piece amounting to. + $100, numbered 99, registered July HAS JUST RETURNED from QO «=.. and is now in receipt of a fine lot of ‘ 1876. Santa Claus , HEAD QUARTERS A NNOUNCES that he has just returned

< 4 from San Francisco with one of the mosi 4 7 ! as Most Elegant Stocks of Holiday Goods ever brought to this City. “COMPRISING Toys, Fancy Goods, . Dolls, dressed & undressed. ~ Mechanical Toys, fe Carriages, Wagons, Drums, Willow. W are, China Ware, Vases, Toilet Sets, And a Thousand other articles too numerous to menALSO A Candies; Nuts, Dates and all kinds of Tropical Fruits. A complete line of the finest--byands of Cigars and Tobacco. * a Always on hand the finest IMPORTED CIGARS. The public are cordially invited to call and see this’ Exhibition. s<= Orders promptly and carefully filled. Sues A share of public patronage anu tp solicited. A. ROSENTHAL, Opposite Transcript Office. Nevada, Dec. 16th, UPHOLSTERING AND FURENITURE REPAIRING! JAMES KINKEAD, OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM his customers and: the public generally, that he is still at hisold stand, on Commercial street, next door to W. R. Coe s shoe store, where he is prepared to do all ‘kinds of Workin the 1 URNITURE LINE. Hair aud Other Mattrasses, Made to order d repaired in a workman: li e manner, a at the lowest rates, for cash. Orders prompt)y attended to. Thankful for past patronage, I solicit a continuance in future. : P. 6. Remember the place. jan3-1m .3AMES KINKEAD. Drugs, Medicines, &c P. H. BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. Wholesale & Retail dealer { Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, . PRPatent Medicines, &c. A full line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet _Buaps, Toilet Powder, Gologne Sets, Combe Brushes, &c, ‘ Also, Paints, Oils, Verniaheg, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. Also a full line of STATIONERY, such as lank Books, Letter. Note and . ‘a. er, Gold Pens. &c Blank Books made to order at the lowes? an Franciseo prices, acca My Stock is most complete in ail ite de partments and my prices are low. I selicia share of pubiéc patronage. “Nevada. March $1, 1876. _ Philip Petroni, PPOSITE JOHNSTON'S HARDWARE MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY ORGANS, . PIANOS, ACCORDEONS, mane Established in 1852, AD ALL KINDS OF ' ER FAVORITE BRANDS. I intend to keep the BEST of . pzcrno ruarina in OLD or SILVER. MUSICAL A FRESH SUPPLY OF — —— everything to be found in a DE. F. BUELOW, INSTRUMENTS . Candies, Nuts, Fruits, ete. First Class GROCERY AND. Physician and Surgeon. . e JOHN JACK, OVISION STORE, Thank-. Q)rricz on BROAD srREET 1a;':. » REPAIRED, ; , a 0: ge Ping ag —— > {8, W. CHARLES, M. D.! fal for past patronage, I s0, _ SZ MUSIC BOXES A} gurqroN and PHYSICIAN, ". licit a continuance of the same, oe a SPECIALTY. eS Oe , ALEX. GAULT. . ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, Decanber 12, 1946. at REE Sau ome I Nevada City, November sth, 18%: . MEVADA CITT, : A ROSENTHAL, APOTHECARY,. _ Splendid Stock of Fancy . PRO BONO PUBLICO! » DRUGGIST BROAD STREET, NEXT THE PHOTO. -GRAPH.“GALLERY,. ‘NEVADA CITY, CAL, Ours FOR SALE A LARGE VARIETY OF : AMONG THEM Lysis Cherry Pectoral. Hall's Pulmonary Balsam. Hall’s Balsam for Lungs. -— the toral.« : . Brown’s Bronchial Troches Rudolph’s Ex. Horehound’ and Anice. beast. Salves and Sarsaparillas. Wright's, Ayer’s J ayne’s, Radway’s, Schenck’s and, Bristol’s Pills. _ Florida Water. ‘Hoyt’s German Cologne, etc., etc. : Special attention given to Physicians’ Prescriptions and Family Recipes. © / A thorough Pharmacentical education, and an experience of 40 years at the prescription counter is a guarantee of his capability. . December 21, I876. 2w 8. J. MILLINGTON’S © DANCING ACADEMY, AT HUNT'S HALL, CLASSES WILL MEET AS FOLLOWS; GENTLEMEN’S CLASS, TUES. DAY EVENINGS AT 7:30, LADIES’ CLASS, ON TUESDAY, AT 2 P.M, ‘LADIES AND GENTS, FRIDAYS, AT 8P.M. : AT 2, Pp. M. CLASS FOR MISSFSAND MASTERS, ATURDAY EVENING AT 7 O’OLOOCK. AIR COMPRESSORS, I AM NOW PREPARED to supply mines with the ; BOWERS AIR COMPRESSOR, Which has superior merits over any machine om this coast for simplicity and I will be pleased te confer with Superintendents of Mines ae to estimates of Aanieg in Compressors and Drills, and show them the Compressor as pow being worked at Shaft No. 3, Eureka Gold Mining Co., Grass Valley. i < Rann te G: oT ge change —. een alley, Cal. dec6. JOHN. JACK’s _ CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET--NEVADA CITY. . JUST RECEIVED, one of the Choicest as well as Largest Stocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Nuts, FancyGoods, Fruit, etc., Ever brought to Nevada City. Also Sdle Agent for Nevada County for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, “BACHELOR'S DELIGHT, ” And “ALBUM.” : Those who want to smoke a real nice Cigar should give the ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTH. NEW DRUG STORE,. CHARLEY KE J. F. Rudolph, . Keystone Market, . W yakoop's litinead Pec:{ BEEF, —Biniments~for man “and. CHILDREN’S CLASS, ON SATURDAY, . 4 i a COMMERCIAL STREET,NEVADA. Patent. Wedicines,. Sod Ss ba . HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long expe: rience and ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with The Finest Quality of. ‘MUTTON, . ~ SPRING LAMB, INT’ S. 108's BULLETIN OF PRICES. i a, . 4, TOM ‘AND JERRY. HOT. IRISH. Old Sazerac, 1860..... +. quarts, $2 Fine old Whiskies....... a 1 Oh Old Edinburg Sootch Whisky..° . 150 Moheim’s old Dublin, tt 4 Hvidsick Champagné:..... pints, 1% California eS ee eee arr vio bed we. aaw eee es< quarts,1 50 Old Army.and Navy sherry, im= orted expressly for Joe, from i ngland... kad: Seeusea sense " (1 26 Old Oporto Port.. 0.6.. as 4 26 Claret—Chateau Leoville, ae 135= bid ici vee a * 3 xe St. Jalen. sss ‘“_Chateau Larose..... pints 106 Sautaarne ~Graves’ stiperior.., ‘¢ vig Ola Swann Holland Gin>—-, quarts,1 25 Old =r Se een = aw tt 16 ‘Bassett’s Po see eee aa YS MONRO S AIG. ce ciccaicg. 553 oe a sai YS teed to be Pure. . Fine Lunch Every Day from 11 A. M. to 11 P. Mt JO. PETTIT, Prop*r.: CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY .: nil a ‘ ‘i Cerrar STOCK, $200,000. HAMS AND BACON, (Of--his own manufacture, ) To be foundin Nevada County. Also, a Choice Quality of “. PURE AND OLEANEARD In quantities to suit, . : Heis prepared to and will offer to ‘customers greater inducements than can be found elsewhere in Nevada County. . ee ee PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HISSUPPLY. > ALEX. GAULT’S GROCERY, _—. PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. neem ‘aVING STOCKED THE FIREPROOF builing, adjoining my BAKERY,with A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OFFamily Groceries, Making it equal in point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to any. Provision Store in the mountains, I would say-to all desiring ICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, At the very LOWEST rates, to call and examine my stock which is FRESH & PURE, WINES and LIQUORS, Of the Best Brands, constantly on hand, ~ THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, fectionery, ete. « All Liquors Sold Here Guaran— VEAL, ae OFFICERS : : ; oe —— 3 = enced pwtinns ee on ane : ’. W, SIGOURNEY...+.. ce. President. -: CORN ib BEEF, Jonn T. Mongax as = ° Cashier : IRECTORS : [ iD POR Dr. R. M. Hunt, John T. Morgan, PICK D PORK, Geo, a. Hnghes, . W. Sigourney 3 Pert os. Mein, eo. A. er, THE BEST pape E. M, Preston. jens 4 Receive Deposits,buy and sell-exchange. Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. Highest price paid for % ad Cojruty Warrants. Sacramento, Virgruia City and Los AuBX i28. Also sell Exchange on New York, and s)] the principal European Cities. Banking Business. ~~ CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Banx, San Jcose—Farmers National Gold Bank New York-—First-National-Bank. 24 Furniture Repaired ! Upholstery & New Work. \ ye inform the people of: Névads: City that he has leased the jes ON COMMERCIAL STREET, ; And is now prepared todo all kinds of Job Work such as Repairing Furniture, Upae and mannfacturing any article es ‘ the very lowest rates. fully attended to. B. HUNTLEY. Nevada, Dec, 18, 1876~—tf A, NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. WH eens and Retail Dealer ~ CIGARS AND TOBACCC MASONIC BLOCK, ae Street, Nevada City « i jy? A, LADEMAN, ; = WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL DEALER 1N GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL. STREET, Nevada City. MAY STORE 18 ALWAYS FILLED CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Produce of all kinds, etceee My Goods are Sold at the Lowest Prices and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free of ' Charge. Thankful for the patronage already bestowed, I respectfully solicita contiiuance of the same, : Nevada City. August 9, 1876. : JAMES J. OTT. ASSa YER, eet 4 +. 4 OLD aND of -evi description Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Con-. (4 dtmed, welied and aero By request Gold Bars exchanged for Goi. 30 Main Street, Nevada City.\ S Draw Checks on San Francisco,9an Joss. _ ‘Make co}lections aidtraiisact-a-general Work Shop of J. E. Johnston, Work done on the shortest notice and at , All orders will be promptly and faith°