July 12, 1878 (4 pages)

July 13, ALL. e in atpleasant » all who th will p at 9 nis exBLE »prietor, ; Theatre. gale at ‘he RUIT et quality; os »acall. we .RKISON, furnishing. lanking of* ecorcing to lérk of the ity of Nevalerk of the ,K. Casper, let, HOOL. the Wash878, : of Twenty NG. , $4 00, rds, $5 00 e Teacher. —— ht loon. k AND FIXKR PALACE 7) : a contipiextended to > 8 to be in“accounts at . they will ng an early [WELL \LOON, repeietor. — oF . , Cigars ICE. & AM. MINGS ON day of each Brethren in ordially inL, Master. ap 1OP. ing. ENEY, OP ON THE mento street, ow pre NG, aner and ~~ "Forest City, diéd ‘in Grass Valley _.9'¢leek, in. the Vestry of-the ME? ed to be paid by the Board of Sueats ~ “healthy prisoners would’ be a good Ee eo ‘thejy fellow _ sommended ag a teacher. ~has ordered 6 bé paid to the officers . ” of the late election sums amounting . ‘terday that Isaac Friedlander, the Aarger this season than it hag been: for several years past. The question . -immense yield, now agitates our * Grass Valley The Duily Transeri WOT Ab OLE Re “‘BREeVitins: stm SAX ‘Richard ‘a mnliier trom The fine grey horse “Ira,” owned by T. W, Sigourney, Esq.; was reported to be dying yesterday after2. ee ae : The Grass Valley Board of Educacation has postponed the appointment of teachers for the public schools until the 18th instant, There will be a meeting of the Ju_-yenile Temperance Society, on Saturday afternoon, at 21% o'clock, at -Workingmen’s Hall, Al are-invited. -— ~ Iecosts something to make a new . ” State Constitution. Nevada county in the aggregate to $1,143 50. The Women’s Chii tian “Union meets every Friduy afternoon at 3,15 . . Church, All ladies'interested in: the movement are cordially invited The hour being so late yesterday when the testimony for the defense in the Charleton case was concluded, the District Court adjouried to 9:30 o'clock this morning. “The case will . #0 to the Jury to-day, x In anotlier column will be found a complete record of the moneys orderpervisors now in session. * Tlie subject is one that should command the inten Pt every taxpayer, “The officers should arrest every tramp on sight. _ The chain gang is hardly extensive enough at present ‘to accomplish mach work, and the addition to its ranks of a few more} idea. ee. ae Intelligence reached this city yeswell-known grain dealer of San Francisco, was dead. There were no particulars regarding the sad event received here, so far as we could -_ The second nines of the Star and True Blue base ball clubs played a match game at the groufids of the former yesterday. ‘The Nevada boys came home with their colors trailing in the dust, “They were defeated to the tune of 42 to 13 runs. The apple crop it is said will be asto what will’ be’done with the orchardists, gent correspondent enlighten them on the subject through the columns of the Transcript? wal GRACEFUL ACKNO WLEDGMENT ee The. Grags Valley Union of yesterdav contained the following card: The officera and members of the ; Fire Department take this method of publicly returning to Firemen of the Nevada Fire Department: their sincere acknowledgment for the manifestation of their generous sympathy and respect for the late William Watt, in Uniting with this Department on the 9th inst., in attendance upon the fanera) of him, who as an honorary member, was always our patron and sincere friend. Grass Vattey Freer Dep'r, WRITING SCHOOL. —— * Prof. L. B. Lawson, of San Jose, is in town organizing classes in writing. He is among the leading. penmen on the coast.and comes highly recj12 REV. DR. KALLOcH Will deliver his lectare on thetle of Life” in thig city, om Friday next, Joly 12th, wrruour vars, ” Undoubtedly it will be the best lecture ever delivered in this city. Let everybody turn out and hear the wonderful lecturer. iy6-4f Eo A HOUSE FOR SALE. **Bat/ A nice house, in good repair, containing 10 rooms, situated in one of the most eligible and pleasant }oCations in the city, is offered for “se, Enquire at this office, jyt1w Between this city and Grass Valley, . ou Sunday evening, » parcel, con‘alnitg @ white shew) and fan. The finder will receive a On r ing j iy tHw ee. {tended the time for publishing the Will not some inte}ji. ish arethe Pictures made at'the “IuJ of manhood &c., I giving reliefwnd health to toe child, 4 you want, Bs . Wepngspay, Joly 9th, AJ Ross, North Bloomfield . Jd Nankervis, Cherokee T Adams, Lake City J M Walling, City : A B Dibble, Grass Valley J Hawphries, Rongh & Ready W Bays, Allison Ranch E Hampton , Omega . W G Williams, City Geo Schronover City US Smiley, San Juan 8 Nichols, Cit Dr LaBaree, Moore's Flat J BR. Davis, Smartsville. W_ R Williams, Blue Tent AJ Pinsseaton, San Francisco _J Smith, Penn Valley A Brown, Sweetland W D Vi: ton, City. -~UNION HOTEL, oe <-OIrr-cx ot JACOB NA ER, Prop’r —— Wrpyespay, July_9th. Major Downie, Centennial Mine. Sam Katz, San Francisco, ae B.C Brown, --~do S O Brown,. do JM Sewell, deo J M Sewell, do ~Chas-Altsobell dr C Cooley, Bridgeport S Bare . do. Misa Mary Kelly, Muore’s Flat C B Hawley. Columbia Hill Miss Mary Hiwley. do . JE Bréderick, do Jobn Coughlan, do HH Vickry, Quaker Hill ' J E Koott, Grass Valley J Fried, Columbia Hill ~_F Hipp Orovilte M McC irey, Washington ' C Grissel Washington B Rodda, North Bloomfield _ J Cunuingi am, Dateh Fiat = sae NOTICE TO TEACRERS. Applications to teach the Rough and Ready schools will be received nntil _Jnly 224, A—Principst—andAssistant are required. Address Geo. Grant, Clerk of Board of Trustees. jyS-10¢ TEN DAYS EXTENSION. =< oA number of persons having settled their accounts, and others promising to pry ina few days, I have.ex‘black list,” ten days longer. At the expiration of that time the list will be ; ublished in the Dariy Transcerpr. AUGUST LADEMAN, Nevada City, July 6, 1878.-10t Fresh Butter, From the best dairies in the count 5; ut 3734 cents per pound, at ma2l C. E. Morzoy’s. <i> i Unsurpassed for style, and findolph Photo-Gallery.” Coins, Operator, _.jal5-1m -. Sonpnur Bathing by means of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap in the ordinary bath-tub, has so completely sup-. erseded the former method of sulphur baths that they are no longer used. The morg recent plan of extemporizing a sulphur bath excels its predecessor on the score of economy, and because its strength can be so graduated as-to adapt it more accurately to the gravity of the ailment it is intended to ameliorate. CrrrrenTon’s, 7 Sixth avenue, New York. Sold by druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, 50 Cents. ie : A Card,To all who are suffering from. the errors and indisct tions of youtb, nervous weakness, ‘rly decay, loss ill send a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed envelope tothe Rev. Joszpu T. Ioan, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ol2-ly Mothers, Mothers, Methers. Don’t fail to procare Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in children, It relieves the child from pain, enres wind colic, regulates the bowels, and, by gives rest to the mother. m6-6m tdver ia King. : The Tver “ia tbe imperial organ of the whole human system, as it contzols the life, heslta and happiness of man, When ttis distu in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion of food, the movements of tbe-beart and bieod, the action of the brain and mervous system, are all immediately con with the workings of the Liver. It has been successfully ed that Green's Angust Flower is unequaled ip curing ull persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and the numérous symptoms that result from }. an unbealtby condition of the Liver and Stomach, Sumpie bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three Reet at ie = . ene sn A. ‘H. Hahson, Proprietor. “SEAMAN & EDDY, COYOTE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Hire FORMED A CUOPARTNER.ship, and leased the Large Brick Shop, opposite the ~ Gas Works, © Are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHING. Iron Work for Wagons, Carriages, etc,, done ina first class mannii. Tron Work for Miners, ©Attended to with Ppromptnéss, and execu' ted in the best manner; ‘ag the best,and having lad long expetience in the business are confidént we can give Satisfaction. SEAMAN & EDDY, Nevada City, June 11, 1878, PRIVATE SCHOOL. that on Bars Shé willopen a Private School in the. Basement of the Baptist Church, Corner of Spring and Pine Streets; in which she will teach all the branches of Departments. a Mrs, G. has been a teacher in the Gram. mar School of Downieville, Sierra County, for seven years, and as she hopes to reside For terms of Tuftion apply at tlle school. room, or at room No. 8, Union Hotel. Nevada City, July Bd, 1878. > ° Bork, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY _— A. H. HANSON. Proprietor. THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL is alwaysopen for the accom. modation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and it has been fitted up in elegant atyle. The Sleeping Rooms = are large, airy and comfcrtable, : The Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare no pains or expense to render his guests comfortable. = Singes leave var house daily for al] towns Northof this city. A Carriage will always be found at the Depot to convey passengers to this House, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A share of Public Prtron r respectfully solicited. ‘ea tS . &.-H. HANSON, Proprietor, Nevada, July 1, 1878. ORDINANCE NO. 60. MAJORITY of the property holders of Main and Commercial gs Treets, in the City of Nevada, having petitioned the Board of Trustees to repair said streets, by new plenking and grading tiie saine, and the said Board of Trustees deeming such repairs necessary; do ordain and declare that such repairs are necessary apd ghall be ‘made as follows: Main street shall be newly planked with spruce plank four inches thick and twelve inches wide, from the centre of gaid street te the sidewalk, the plank to be laid upon the stringers or Fills four inches thick and six inches wide, laid 9s near as practicable upon the present grade of said street five feet apart; the plank covering to be laid up to and against, be construc at the gide. walk on each siace of said 5 t, of plank two inches thick. Repairs to commence ut the Main street bridge and to terniinate at the lot of Hose Co, No.1, un the north side of said lot. Commercial street shall be new planked from its junction with Main street to, its junction with Pine street, of plank ‘the same kind and dimensions as on Main street, to be laid as near as practicab:e. on the present grade, with the same kind of sillx, laid in the same manner as on Main street. The plank at the sidewalk on either side to. be laid against an upright plank three inches thick by twelve inches wide, to actas a sewer, and ata pitch or grade of four inches frow the centre of the street. The work of repair to commence imme. diately and to be continuously prosecuted until completed, i cklin, President, K. Casper, Clerk. Geo, k, Turner, Felix Gillet. Nevada City, July 11.1879, NOTICE. Ms Pa grading and planking Main street, from the Main street bridge to the north side of the lot of Nevada Hose Co., No. 1, and Commercial street, from the junction of Commercial and Main streets up to Piue street, according to specifications filed with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, will be received by the Clerk of the Board of Trustees upto and including the 22d day of July, A. D. 1878. J. C. Locklin, President. K. Casper, Clerk. Geo. E. Turner, Felix Gillet. Nevada City, July 11, 1878. NOTICE, EALED PROPOSALS for furnishin; KD lumber for the planki: g of Main an Commercial) streets, ng to ficans on file with the Clerk of the rd of City Trustees of the City of Nevada, will be received by the Clerk of the Board up to and i. cluding the 22d day ot July, A. D. 1878. K. Casper, ee J. C. Locklin, President. ‘ Clerk. Geo. E. Turmer, Felix Gillet. Nevada City, July 11, 1878. F. von BUELOW, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, . Om: IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, doses will preve that it is just w Sat Residence, Main street, opposite School house, Nevada City, ¢ BLACKSMITHS,. ky. “We guarantee all our work to B& as good Monday, July Sth, 1878, ~~] the Primary, Intermediate and Grammar . . ~~ betmanently.4n-thie-eity respectfully 862} ~~ j icity a share of patsofage, ~ NATIONAL EXCHANGE. QS PALED. PROPOSABS for the work of . 1 GEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA, — HAS THE LARGEST BEST AND CHEAPEST Z _ Assortment of STOVES, ' _ TENWARE, __ IRON AND STEEL, CROCKEKY, “PLATED AND SILVER WABE. LEATHER, of all kinds, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Quicksilver, Belting, ete. “ty I call particular attention ta. “my stock of ~ IRON GRANITE WARE! _East,and embracing many new and . beautiful designs, Ihave the lar gest stock in Nevada county, and . will also sell cheaper, } ee PO (a ee PAINTS, , VANISH, Call and examine my goods and prices before purebasing elsewhere, and you will be convinced thatI am. selling everything in my line cheap er than any otherstore in the mountains. GEO. E. TURNER Nevada City, May 25,1878, HO! HO! THERE! CHANCE T0R BARGAINS. Cigars and Tobacco Cheaper: Than Ever Known Before. JOHN JACK. Has just received an immense stock of . CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ye BEST AND THE CHEAPEST ever brought to the town. He hss every brand of Cigars known to the trade, aad will sell them CHEAPER than any other establishment in the city. -——— He has all the popular brands, Fiom 5 to9 Plugs of Cable Coi Tobacco for $1, And everything else in proportion, Call and try his Cigars and Tobacco and see price list. He has alsoon hand a fine stock of CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY ete. Now is your chance, Improve it. JOHN JA Nevada Feb. 5, 1878. CHRIS. NAFFZIG#R, ~ PROPRIETOR OF THE ¢ Union Market, Nevada City, AS NOW ON HAND, of his own & manufacture, : NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantities t suit. He aleo has HAMS and BACON, THE BEST IN THE COUNTY, Of his own manufacture. He also k keeps on hand, at all times, the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL . SAUSAGES, etc, --— ,if you want somethin Give hima call nice in his line. CHRIS, NAFFZIGER, Mevada, Oct. 16 1877, : RESIDENCE FOR SALE a2. THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON BROAD STREET, . NEVADA CITY, Now occupied by Wm. J. Johnston, is of. fered for sale. The house ig in Good Repair and is one Of the most desirable places in the City. 3 Choice Fruit Trees an’ Flowers : The Property will be Sold on Reasonable Terms. For further jculars enqaire of Wm. Beott, or at o‘tce. . MRS. JAMES FAULEXOR, . CRAB PSI AN WATE Ht ae Imported by ime directly from the}. J EREBY RESPECTFULLY announces to the residents OfrSNEVADA CITY, . ” ARCBIE NIVENS, GLASSWARE. . His stock of Tobacco cannot .be beat. The Garden contains every variety of; Watchwakers, A ra and Jewelers, 3 ! BAKER & IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTDRERS OF . Agricultural Implements and Machines A IO Me EN AMILTON, AND HARDWARE, : " THE se ; OT 3B we a in Valuable Machines, etc. Th Valuable Mechiries that are Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes. are how EF in farming—among which OLDEST HOUSE IN THIS LINE 0 Parinet onthe Gear eving stared "yi th EN ed tL. the ken THE ft, BAl XCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of the mcg Champion M R z. Meer "Belt Damp Suiky Kahep (The Tiger Self Dump is THE LATEST AND BREST’Rake inyented, . BAIN’S FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS, BAIN’S HEADER WAGONS, . The Best Wagons Ever Sold ip California, Pitt’s Gcunine Our Hill's Eureka Gang Plows, Harrows, *. gi¥e carry all the goods to Shelf Hardware, Cutl BARBED FENCE WIRE, ee ~“Salvand Exim ine our Stook or wend Tor _ BAKER & HAMILTON, SACRAMENTO OR SAN FPRANGISCO ™a22 DEALER IN _ Choice Brands of Foreign and “<Domestic ee ba Wigdagett an: ing and Chewing de ALSO A FULL LINE OF CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, ETC . . GENERAL LYSURANCE AGENT, Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MASONIC BLOCK. Nevada City, Tune 9, 1878. WATCHES, CLOCKS, At Less than San Francisco Wholesale Prices. — J. MICHEL, & Entire Stock of the late N. W. KNOWLTON ata Great Reduction from the Original Cost, is now selling : Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware, eto., AT LESS THAN SAN FRANCISCO} “WHOLESALE PRICES. teed to be jsouted. This iar the week ppertaaer es secure bargai: s inthe Jewelry line uve” offectea m Nevada County, Watches and Clocks Repairea, . and Guaranteed for One Year, ~ Jewelry Made to Order In Any Style Desired. Engraving Neatly Done. J, MICHEL, __Nevad «City, June 20, 1878. CASH OR NO SALE. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. ELIEV'NG that . business conducted on a purely CASH BASIS, Can be carried on in Ne vada to the benefit of both buyer and seller, I have bought the stock of the late firm ef WEBER & CHATY, and will carry on the basinesg at the ola stand on Oommercial street, and will sell ai) govuds in the line of Groceries, Provisie Grain, Flour, Feed, TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN OLD RATES.I pay cash for goods, and must have CASH or its equivalent on the counter for what I sell. s ae March 26, 1278. © f JAMES J, OTT. ASSAVER, OLD £8 ORES of every desctiption WW Befined, Melted and Assayec. By request Gold exchanged for Coin Main Street, Nevada City. Eatabiished in 1452, — ELECTRO P@Af,iNG Jn GOLD or SILVEP LUETJE AND BRAND, ~ STIS Case & Co.'s v uilormma ceaders, All of oul Machines ara well kuown-in California. A HEALTLY, PLEASANT ee be — Piows, Seed Sow . in the market. be expected in this line, “Algo a full line of ery, Belting, FenceandBaling Wir POWDER, SHOT, ETO, --AND— NK BEEP! MADE FROM CRO . PURE SPRING WATER. “Gielen SPARKLING BEVERAGE and healthy. is the best For sale at ail aloons. _PAMILIES SUPPLIE By leaving orders at _ANTOINE TAM’S. Nevada City, June 7, 1878, = WATCHES &: JEWELRY, _ HAVING MADE LARGE aD TIONS TO HIS STOCK OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY, And employed a First Class Watchmaker, Is now prepared to do all kinds of ‘Watch and Clock Repairing, Engraving, Ete. _ Cleaning and Repairing Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada Oity, May 14, 1878. WALTER D. Vi'TON (Suegessor to E, Mf. Preston, ) PEALEE IN DRUGS MEDICINES MINING CHEMICALS, TOILET GOODS Ni CRI 18 accuretely.compound PP oe aes of the day of uight. General Insurance Agency. INCLUDING LIVELPOOL, LONDON and GLOBE apd IMPERIAL, NORTHERY and QUEEN {NSURANCE COMPANIES. W. D. VINTON, Prop’r. PELRLESS DRAFTING RULE FOR DRESS FITTING, RS, F. SAGE, Agent for the Peer. less Drafting Rule now ip this city, and. can be found at Where she is prepared to do CUTTING ana FITTING, also to give instruction in the use of this rule to those wi hit, Patterns cut to order and guaranteed to fit. ghost Ef Every woman can easily become her own Dressmaker by using the . PEERLESS DRAFTING RULEY. The most simple Dress Cutting System now in use,Broad Street, opp. Stumpi’s Hote ase f Call st Temperanes a. jel# MED, a /FEMPERANCE DRINK kin-Neyada@onnty = = or Dress Fitting, —. mes, Spring Wagons, all sizes, = = = = = —— They are the LEAD ING Maching Moline Single Gang Cast Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc., are the Rest-to be found O POISONOUS ACIDS are used ‘te N the preparation of this delightful evera ge, but ull the ingredients are invigora tt

July 13, ALL. e in atpleasant » all who th will p at 9 nis exBLE »prietor, ; Theatre. gale at ‘he RUIT et quality; os »acall. we .RKISON, furnishing.. lanking of* ecorcing to lérk of the ity of Nevalerk of the ,K. Casper, let, HOOL. the Wash878, : of Twenty NG. , $4 00, rds, $5 00 e Teacher. —— ht loon. k AND FIXKR PALACE 7) : a contipiextended to > 8 to be in“accounts at . they will ng an early [WELL \LOON, repeietor. — oF . , Cigars ICE. & AM. MINGS ON day of each Brethren in ordially inL, Master. ap 1OP. ing. ENEY, OP ON THE mento street, ow pre NG, aner and ~~ "Forest City, diéd ‘in Grass Valley _.9'¢leek, in. the Vestry of-the ME? ed to be paid by the Board of Sueats ~ “healthy prisoners would’ be a good Ee eo ‘thejy fellow _ sommended ag a teacher. ~has ordered 6 bé paid to the officers . ” of the late election sums amounting . ‘terday that Isaac Friedlander, the Aarger this season than it hag been: for several years past. The question . -immense yield, now agitates our * Grass Valley The Duily Transeri WOT Ab OLE Re “‘BREeVitins: stm SAX ‘Richard ‘a mnliier trom The fine grey horse “Ira,” owned by T. W, Sigourney, Esq.; was reported to be dying yesterday after2. ee ae : The Grass Valley Board of Educacation has postponed the appointment of teachers for the public schools until the 18th instant, There will be a meeting of the Ju_-yenile Temperance Society, on Saturday afternoon, at 21% o'clock, at -Workingmen’s Hall, Al are-invited. -— ~ Iecosts something to make a new . ” State Constitution. Nevada county in the aggregate to $1,143 50. The Women’s Chii tian “Union meets every Friduy afternoon at 3,15 . . Church, All ladies'interested in: the movement are cordially invited The hour being so late yesterday when the testimony for the defense in the Charleton case was concluded, the District Court adjouried to 9:30 o'clock this morning. “The case will . #0 to the Jury to-day, x In anotlier column will be found a complete record of the moneys orderpervisors now in session. * Tlie subject is one that should command the inten Pt every taxpayer, “The officers should arrest every tramp on sight. _ The chain gang is hardly extensive enough at present ‘to accomplish mach work, and the addition to its ranks of a few more} idea. ee. ae Intelligence reached this city yeswell-known grain dealer of San Francisco, was dead. There were no particulars regarding the sad event received here, so far as we could -_ The second nines of the Star and True Blue base ball clubs played a match game at the groufids of the former yesterday. ‘The Nevada boys came home with their colors trailing in the dust, “They were defeated to the tune of 42 to 13 runs. The apple crop it is said will be asto what will’ be’done with the orchardists, gent correspondent enlighten them on the subject through the columns of the Transcript? wal GRACEFUL ACKNO WLEDGMENT ee The. Grags Valley Union of yesterdav contained the following card: The officera and members of the ; Fire Department take this method of publicly returning to Firemen of the Nevada Fire Department: their sincere acknowledgment for the manifestation of their generous sympathy and respect for the late William Watt, in Uniting with this Department on the 9th inst., in attendance upon the fanera) of him, who as an honorary member, was always our patron and sincere friend. Grass Vattey Freer Dep'r, WRITING SCHOOL. —— * Prof. L. B. Lawson, of San Jose, is in town organizing classes in writing. He is among the leading. penmen on the coast.and comes highly recj12 REV. DR. KALLOcH Will deliver his lectare on thetle of Life” in thig city, om Friday next, Joly 12th, wrruour vars, ” Undoubtedly it will be the best lecture ever delivered in this city. Let everybody turn out and hear the wonderful lecturer. iy6-4f Eo A HOUSE FOR SALE. **Bat/ A nice house, in good repair, containing 10 rooms, situated in one of the most eligible and pleasant }oCations in the city, is offered for “se, Enquire at this office, jyt1w Between this city and Grass Valley, . ou Sunday evening, » parcel, con‘alnitg @ white shew) and fan. The finder will receive a On r ing j iy tHw ee. {tended the time for publishing the Will not some inte}ji. ish arethe Pictures made at'the “IuJ of manhood &c., I giving reliefwnd health to toe child, 4 you want, Bs . Wepngspay, Joly 9th, AJ Ross, North Bloomfield . Jd Nankervis, Cherokee T Adams, Lake City J M Walling, City : A B Dibble, Grass Valley J Hawphries, Rongh & Ready W Bays, Allison Ranch E Hampton , Omega . W G Williams, City Geo Schronover City US Smiley, San Juan 8 Nichols, Cit Dr LaBaree, Moore's Flat J BR. Davis, Smartsville. W_ R Williams, Blue Tent AJ Pinsseaton, San Francisco _J Smith, Penn Valley A Brown, Sweetland W D Vi: ton, City. -~UNION HOTEL, oe <-OIrr-cx ot JACOB NA ER, Prop’r —— Wrpyespay, July_9th. Major Downie, Centennial Mine.. Sam Katz, San Francisco, ae B.C Brown, --~do S O Brown,. do JM Sewell, deo J M Sewell, do ~Chas-Altsobell dr C Cooley, Bridgeport S Bare . do.. Misa Mary Kelly, Muore’s Flat C B Hawley. Columbia Hill Miss Mary Hiwley. do . JE Bréderick, do Jobn Coughlan, do HH Vickry, Quaker Hill ' J E Koott, Grass Valley J Fried, Columbia Hill ~_F Hipp Orovilte M McC irey, Washington ' C Grissel Washington B Rodda, North Bloomfield _ J Cunuingi am, Dateh Fiat = sae NOTICE TO TEACRERS. Applications to teach the Rough and Ready schools will be received nntil _Jnly 224, A—Principst—andAssistant are required. Address Geo. Grant, Clerk of Board of Trustees. jyS-10¢ TEN DAYS EXTENSION. =< oA number of persons having settled their accounts, and others promising to pry ina few days, I have.ex‘black list,” ten days longer. At the expiration of that time the list will be ; ublished in the Dariy Transcerpr. AUGUST LADEMAN, Nevada City, July 6, 1878.-10t Fresh Butter, From the best dairies in the count 5; ut 3734 cents per pound, at ma2l C. E. Morzoy’s. <i> i Unsurpassed for style, and findolph Photo-Gallery.” Coins, Operator, _.jal5-1m -. Sonpnur Bathing by means of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap in the ordinary bath-tub, has so completely sup-. erseded the former method of sulphur baths that they are no longer used. The morg recent plan of extemporizing a sulphur bath excels its predecessor on the score of economy, and because its strength can be so graduated as-to adapt it more accurately to the gravity of the ailment it is intended to ameliorate. CrrrrenTon’s, 7 Sixth avenue, New York. Sold by druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, 50 Cents. ie : A Card,To all who are suffering from. the errors and indisct tions of youtb, nervous weakness, ‘rly decay, loss ill send a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed envelope tothe Rev. Joszpu T. Ioan, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ol2-ly Mothers, Mothers, Methers. Don’t fail to procare Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in children, It relieves the child from pain, enres wind colic, regulates the bowels, and, by gives rest to the mother. m6-6m tdver ia King. : The Tver “ia tbe imperial organ of the whole human system, as it contzols the life, heslta and happiness of man, When ttis distu in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion of food, the movements of tbe-beart and bieod, the action of the brain and mervous system, are all immediately con with the workings of the Liver. It has been successfully ed that Green's Angust Flower is unequaled ip curing ull persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and the numérous symptoms that result from }. an unbealtby condition of the Liver and Stomach, Sumpie bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three Reet at ie = . ene sn A. ‘H. Hahson, Proprietor. “SEAMAN & EDDY, COYOTE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Hire FORMED A CUOPARTNER.ship, and leased the Large Brick Shop, opposite the ~ Gas Works, © Are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHING. Iron Work for Wagons, Carriages, etc,, done ina first class mannii. Tron Work for Miners, ©Attended to with Ppromptnéss, and execu' ted in the best manner; ‘ag the best,and having lad long expetience in the business are confidént we can give Satisfaction. SEAMAN & EDDY, Nevada City, June 11, 1878, PRIVATE SCHOOL. that on Bars Shé willopen a Private School in the. Basement of the Baptist Church, Corner of Spring and Pine Streets; in which she will teach all the branches of Departments. a Mrs, G. has been a teacher in the Gram. mar School of Downieville, Sierra County, for seven years, and as she hopes to reside For terms of Tuftion apply at tlle school. room, or at room No. 8, Union Hotel. Nevada City, July Bd, 1878. > ° Bork, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY _— A. H. HANSON. Proprietor. THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL is alwaysopen for the accom. modation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and it has been fitted up in elegant atyle. The Sleeping Rooms = are large, airy and comfcrtable, : The Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare no pains or expense to render his guests comfortable. = Singes leave var house daily for al] towns Northof this city. A Carriage will always be found at the Depot to convey passengers to this House, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A share of Public Prtron r respectfully solicited. ‘ea tS . &.-H. HANSON, Proprietor, Nevada, July 1, 1878. ORDINANCE NO. 60. MAJORITY of the property holders of Main and Commercial gs Treets, in the City of Nevada, having petitioned the Board of Trustees to repair said streets, by new plenking and grading tiie saine, and the said Board of Trustees deeming such repairs necessary; do ordain and declare that such repairs are necessary apd ghall be ‘made as follows: Main street shall be newly planked with spruce plank four inches thick and twelve inches wide, from the centre of gaid street te the sidewalk, the plank to be laid upon the stringers or Fills four inches thick and six inches wide, laid 9s near as practicable upon the present grade of said street five feet apart; the plank covering to be laid up to and against, be construc at the gide. walk on each siace of said 5 t, of plank

two inches thick. Repairs to commence ut the Main street bridge and to terniinate at the lot of Hose Co, No.1, un the north side of said lot. Commercial street shall be new planked from its junction with Main street to, its junction with Pine street, of plank ‘the same kind and dimensions as on Main street, to be laid as near as practicab:e. on the present grade, with the same kind of sillx, laid in the same manner as on Main street. The plank at the sidewalk on either side to. be laid against an upright plank three inches thick by twelve inches wide, to actas a sewer, and ata pitch or grade of four inches frow the centre of the street. The work of repair to commence imme. diately and to be continuously prosecuted until completed, i cklin, President, K. Casper, Clerk. Geo, k, Turner, Felix Gillet. Nevada City, July 11.1879, NOTICE. Ms Pa grading and planking Main street, from the Main street bridge to the north side of the lot of Nevada Hose Co., No. 1, and Commercial street, from the junction of Commercial and Main streets up to Piue street, according to specifications filed with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, will be received by the Clerk of the Board of Trustees upto and including the 22d day of July, A. D. 1878. J. C. Locklin, President. K. Casper, Clerk. Geo. E. Turner, Felix Gillet. Nevada City, July 11, 1878. NOTICE, EALED PROPOSALS for furnishin; KD lumber for the planki: g of Main an Commercial) streets, ng to ficans on file with the Clerk of the rd of City Trustees of the City of Nevada, will be received by the Clerk of the Board up to and i. cluding the 22d day ot July, A. D. 1878. K. Casper, ee J. C. Locklin, President. ‘ Clerk. Geo. E. Turmer, Felix Gillet. Nevada City, July 11, 1878. F. von BUELOW, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, . Om: IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, doses will preve that it is just w Sat Residence, Main street, opposite School house, Nevada City, ¢ BLACKSMITHS,. ky.. “We guarantee all our work to B& as good Monday, July Sth, 1878, ~~] the Primary, Intermediate and Grammar . . ~~ betmanently..4n-thie-eity respectfully 862} ~~ j icity a share of patsofage, ~ NATIONAL EXCHANGE. QS PALED. PROPOSABS for the work of . 1 GEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, NEVADA, — HAS THE LARGEST BEST AND CHEAPEST Z _ Assortment of STOVES, ' _ TENWARE, __ IRON AND STEEL, CROCKEKY, “PLATED AND SILVER WABE. LEATHER, of all kinds, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Quicksilver, Belting, ete. “ty I call particular attention ta. “my stock of ~ IRON GRANITE WARE! _East,and embracing many new and . beautiful designs, Ihave the lar gest stock in Nevada county, and . will also sell cheaper, } ee PO (a ee PAINTS, , VANISH, Call and examine my goods and prices before purebasing elsewhere, and you will be convinced thatI am. selling everything in my line cheap er than any otherstore in the mountains. GEO. E. TURNER Nevada City, May 25,1878, HO! HO! THERE! CHANCE T0R BARGAINS. Cigars and Tobacco Cheaper: Than Ever Known Before. JOHN JACK. Has just received an immense stock of . CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ye BEST AND THE CHEAPEST ever brought to the town. He hss every brand of Cigars known to the trade, aad will sell them CHEAPER than any other establishment in the city. -——— He has all the popular brands, Fiom 5 to9 Plugs of Cable Coi Tobacco for $1, And everything else in proportion, Call and try his Cigars and Tobacco and see price list. He has alsoon hand a fine stock of CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY ete. Now is your chance, Improve it. JOHN JA Nevada Feb. 5, 1878. CHRIS. NAFFZIG#R, ~ PROPRIETOR OF THE ¢ Union Market, Nevada City, AS NOW ON HAND, of his own & manufacture, : NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantities t suit. He aleo has HAMS and BACON, THE BEST IN THE COUNTY, Of his own manufacture. He also k keeps on hand, at all times, the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL . SAUSAGES, etc, --— ,if you want somethin Give hima call nice in his line. CHRIS, NAFFZIGER, Mevada, Oct. 16 1877, : RESIDENCE FOR SALE a2. THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON BROAD STREET, . NEVADA CITY, Now occupied by Wm. J. Johnston, is of. fered for sale. The house ig in Good Repair and is one Of the most desirable places in the City. 3 Choice Fruit Trees an’ Flowers : The Property will be Sold on Reasonable Terms. For further jculars enqaire of Wm. Beott, or at o‘tce. . MRS. JAMES FAULEXOR, . CRAB PSI AN WATE Ht ae Imported by ime directly from the}. J EREBY RESPECTFULLY announces to the residents OfrSNEVADA CITY, . ” ARCBIE NIVENS, GLASSWARE. . His stock of Tobacco cannot .be beat. The Garden contains every variety of; Watchwakers, A ra and Jewelers, 3 ! BAKER & IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTDRERS OF . Agricultural Implements and Machines A IO Me EN AMILTON, AND HARDWARE, : " THE se ; OT 3B we a in Valuable Machines, etc. Th Valuable Mechiries that are Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes. are how EF in farming—among which OLDEST HOUSE IN THIS LINE 0 Parinet onthe Gear eving stared "yi th EN ed tL. the ken THE ft, BAl XCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of the mcg Champion M R z. Meer "Belt Damp Suiky Kahep (The Tiger Self Dump is THE LATEST AND BREST’Rake inyented, . BAIN’S FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS, BAIN’S HEADER WAGONS, . The Best Wagons Ever Sold ip California, Pitt’s Gcunine Our Hill's Eureka Gang Plows, Harrows, *. gi¥e carry all the goods to Shelf Hardware, Cutl BARBED FENCE WIRE, ee ~“Salvand Exim ine our Stook or wend Tor _ BAKER & HAMILTON, SACRAMENTO OR SAN FPRANGISCO ™a22 DEALER IN _ Choice Brands of Foreign and “<Domestic ee ba Wigdagett an: ing and Chewing de ALSO A FULL LINE OF CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, ETC . . GENERAL LYSURANCE AGENT, Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MASONIC BLOCK. Nevada City, Tune 9, 1878. WATCHES, CLOCKS, At Less than San Francisco Wholesale Prices. — J. MICHEL, & Entire Stock of the late N. W. KNOWLTON ata Great Reduction from the Original Cost, is now selling : Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware, eto., AT LESS THAN SAN FRANCISCO} “WHOLESALE PRICES. teed to be jsouted. This iar the week ppertaaer es secure bargai: s inthe Jewelry line uve” offectea m Nevada County, Watches and Clocks Repairea, . and Guaranteed for One Year, ~ Jewelry Made to Order In Any Style Desired. Engraving Neatly Done. J, MICHEL, __Nevad «City, June 20, 1878. CASH OR NO SALE. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. ELIEV'NG that . business conducted on a purely CASH BASIS, Can be carried on in Ne vada to the benefit of both buyer and seller, I have bought the stock of the late firm ef WEBER & CHATY, and will carry on the basinesg at the ola stand on Oommercial street, and will sell ai) govuds in the line of Groceries, Provisie Grain, Flour, Feed, TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN OLD RATES.I pay cash for goods, and must have CASH or its equivalent on the counter for what I sell. s ae March 26, 1278. © f JAMES J, OTT. ASSAVER, OLD £8 ORES of every desctiption WW Befined, Melted and Assayec. By request Gold exchanged for Coin Main Street, Nevada City. Eatabiished in 1452, — ELECTRO P@Af,iNG Jn GOLD or SILVEP LUETJE AND BRAND, ~ STIS Case & Co.'s v uilormma ceaders, All of oul Machines ara well kuown-in California. A HEALTLY, PLEASANT ee be — Piows, Seed Sow . in the market. be expected in this line, “Algo a full line of ery, Belting, FenceandBaling Wir POWDER, SHOT, ETO, --AND— NK BEEP! MADE FROM CRO . PURE SPRING WATER. “Gielen SPARKLING BEVERAGE and healthy. is the best For sale at ail aloons. _PAMILIES SUPPLIE By leaving orders at _ANTOINE TAM’S. Nevada City, June 7, 1878, = WATCHES &: JEWELRY, _ HAVING MADE LARGE aD TIONS TO HIS STOCK OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY, And employed a First Class Watchmaker, Is now prepared to do all kinds of ‘Watch and Clock Repairing, Engraving, Ete. _ Cleaning and Repairing Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada Oity, May 14, 1878. WALTER D. Vi'TON (Suegessor to E, Mf. Preston, ) PEALEE IN DRUGS MEDICINES MINING CHEMICALS, TOILET GOODS Ni CRI 18 accuretely.compound PP oe aes of the day of uight. General Insurance Agency. INCLUDING LIVELPOOL, LONDON and GLOBE apd IMPERIAL, NORTHERY and QUEEN {NSURANCE COMPANIES. W. D. VINTON, Prop’r. PELRLESS DRAFTING RULE FOR DRESS FITTING, RS, F. SAGE, Agent for the Peer. less Drafting Rule now ip this city, and. can be found at Where she is prepared to do CUTTING ana FITTING, also to give instruction in the use of this rule to those wi hit, Patterns cut to order and guaranteed to fit. ghost Ef Every woman can easily become her own Dressmaker by using the . PEERLESS DRAFTING RULEY. The most simple Dress Cutting System now in use,Broad Street, opp. Stumpi’s Hote ase f Call st Temperanes a. jel# MED, a /FEMPERANCE DRINK kin-Neyada@onnty = = or Dress Fitting, —. mes, Spring Wagons, all sizes, = = = = = —— They are the LEAD ING Maching Moline Single Gang Cast Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc., are the Rest-to be found O POISONOUS ACIDS are used ‘te N the preparation of this delightful evera ge, but ull the ingredients are invigora tt