July 18, 1880 (4 pages)

uba River Neeronser . m0, 3. ULY 14,1836. . ARD OF DIRK 7. ict the I sPassed ith day JU Ly, e receive; d at u No, o, in the aniento, Ca} ~. Ur. ‘18, 1880, for tengthe: ning and sary t re the channel " the With piens og” Office of the Dj any his bid ith well-known and or at jeast five of hig. big Bey .PARKS, Pres. tion being, that ntract shall be ae bond ag ye. rectors for the Ss y's Ba th 208 ird shall be made nd, With twy sfiction of th nal to fifty (5 € contract, fon forme: ance the re" it. of the ts th é. Will be paid non the State ted within sixty & the contract nS .Shall be” em. watever on any terial used in shall be pur or manufacturer rectly, empl oys or. The Board-of pi. Yo. 1, Room 63 famento, Cal, * ms ‘Proposals fos ht toreject ; LN, Secré in AN, THE Stock ce, fing to : RIGHT, that he is now s in his line at 1e:° Lowest, sADEMAN, mmefcial Sts, isT VE" STORE. LOCK, Nevada. City 49h d, ounds, $1.50 Ibs., $3 375 kit, 2 i) ibe,, 125 Fibs., 1 874 )Ibs., 250 Ibs., 1 624 Ibs., 150 40 a1] o0e 400 e., 3 Ibs., 25 cte 3 lbs., 100 per can, Y.lbs., 1 00 box, 400 ‘cans . 7 cans . } 00 cans 10 cans, .W zallon, 8i4 jeans 100 cans 1 00 3-Ibs.--1 00 er ib., 70 31bs., & 5 lbs., 100 . 1 00 ge, oy cts: 25 cts. 95 ete l,per gal. 50e gal can, 2 25 100 25 25¢ 10c. ntsio 200 30 cts. 37} cts. aQ cts. 15 cts. 15 cts. rrection. cket © ages, nd.-warrant the lent tim NEVADA. CITY, CAVAPORNTIA. OL TPE EIEN DB, ee Brief Mention. The census’ returns show Sierra county's population tocbe 6,628. Harry Dic! kinson is running a fast freight wagon between this city and i Downieville, J. D. Feunessy,” hecuntie Court reporter, g goes to San Francisco this week for . a short vacation. Secure seatsat Vinton’sfor the great Jay of “Sunny South” at the Theatre Monday and Tuesday evenings. . A regular meeting of Nevada City Council A. L.-of Hy will beheld at’ Odd. Fellows Hall to-morrow evening. In the Superior Court : aahetlon morning a decree of disincorporation "was granted to the ‘‘Sierra and. Ne-1~ vada Lamber Assogiation of Utah.* Dr, Hunt offers for sale at one third the regular price a, copy of Thompson & West's’ History ~ of Nevada County. See advertisement. The funeral of J, F.;*“Carr-yesterday afternoon. was largely attended, themilitary company of which hé*w yas amember escorting the remairs to the grave. Judge Stidger, captain of the San Juan Times newspaper, whichis by the way the most. readable weekly journal ever published in the mining counties, was in town yesterday. ‘Walter Price will give-an open slate test weance at the parlors of the Union “Hotel next W ednesday evening, on which occasion he will, also illustrate the famous ‘‘ballottest.” Grass Valley News. A new drain has been constructed across Church street through Walsh street. Main street north of Church is being repaired by filling up the ane -outs-and chucs-holes.~ : Hunters. say doves are very scarce. A number have been out gunning, but report they saw but few. A lunar rainbow was visible here Friday night about 11 p.m. Those who were fortunate eneughto witness the same say it was a grand. sight, the rainbow being in the east’ and a bright moon shining in the west. A shower also accompanied the rainbow. Win. Gill, who was at work drifting in the 1000 "foot level of the Idaho Friday, was caved on by some falling rock from overhead, sustain— ing serious injuries about the hips and lower extremities of the body. He les ina very critical condition, his recovery being doubtful. Nectar for the Gods to Sip. Louis ‘Seibert yesterday presented the Transcript withacase of delicious sarsaparilla and soda, manufactured at his extensive establishment. The hot’ weather creates.a lively market for Seibert’s premium toda, Good for -Tama. Antoine Tam made the hearts of the printers glad yesterday afternoon by. regaling them’ with ice cream, —Tam’s—is the most popular . . tesort in the mountains. _———— -oe, ee Benificent Socicty. The Benificent Society will be held atthe residence of Mr. Benj. Locklin on upper ‘Pine street, Wednesday evening, July 2ist. The entertainment will be varied and aprusing.= lve.eréam and cake wilt® “be served to the guests, . Adptission 25 cents. Mrs. CORNELL, President. Mas. J. S. Down, Sec’'y. j18-2t Rockaway ‘and. Other Vehicles for Sale. A new Rockaway, Buggies and Spring~wagons for sale at a bargain. Also one secondhand. buggy. App'y te S. Clutter, foot of Broad street jylS-lw —~ Natice! Is hereby given that the AssessPaeut Roll of Nevada County for the ‘ear 1880, is now with the Board of ‘alization for equalizing the as ‘ments therein,and that the Board. we from Monday, July 19th, 1880, ntl Monday, Angust 2d, 1880, By order of the Board, J. E.Canr, Clerk. From $390 to $1,000 Wanted. At one per cent. per month. The of security given, Enquire at Office, “ jylé-lw . THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Baptist Church. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. OF L. Aldrich. _ Evening subject— a tiends—Good Advice: Concerning the Selection of. Morning subject — “The Extent of our Obligations to the Moral Law.” All are invited. § A. M. E. Church. Preaching morning and evening,’ to-day, at the A. M. E. Church, by Elder Anderson, commencing at 1} A. M. and 7:30 p.m. Frienfls of the church are most cordially invited to attend, > Methodist Episcepal Church, ee Services by the pastot—morning and ev ening, —— —_ + oem “Kindergartén, ~~ eT The Kindergarten—in--the school} room of the Baptist.Church will reopen.on Monday,-July 19th, -.Languages, English and Fretch, . Hours 10 4. mM. to 12 M. 1B. Mm. to3 P.M. Terms $4.00 per month. jl5.lw Mrs. J, A. De GREAYER. a ee * Dw cHing House Wanted. A married couple, withoutchildren, desire to rent a small dwelling house (furnished or unfurnished) — situated conveniént to the business portion of the city. Rent to be paid at beginning of each month. Apply at the DaILy-Transcrirt office; tf, Wants a Situation. yey A Lae to do plain cooking, washNo objections to going in the country. Apply at Autoine Tam’s oyster saloon. jy13-lw The Palace Cicar Store. ALEX. ZEKIND, bacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varicties ef Chewing Tobacco. . His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are. the lowest in the dity. tf pay Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a’ superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to, © m28-tf J. S. Tuompson. City Taxes. The city taxes are now due. The Collector will be at the City Hall daily from 9 a. M. till 4 P. um. for the purpose of receiving the same. Taxes will become delinquent August 5th, when 5 5 per cent will b@’ added. E. C. Bautpripesg, tf Collector. Vacant Places In the dental ranks will never occur if-you are particular with your teeth . and cleanse them every day with] that famous tooth-wash, Sozodont. Fiom youth to old age it will rb f -theenamel spotless and unimpaire The téeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-likewhiteness,-and the gums a roseate hue; while the breath is purified, and rendered sweet and fragrant. of rare antiseptic herbs and is entirely free from the objectionable’ ‘aid injurious imgredients ef Tovth Pastes, &c. You Have no Exense, Hose you any excuse for suffering with. Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Ts there any reason why you should goon from day. to day .complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartbura, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning. © a at ‘the pit of the Stomach, ‘low Skin, Coated Tongue, and dia, ble taste inthe ‘mouth, Coming up of . food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! It is positively your own fault if you do. Go to an Druggist—and get a bottle of Green’s August Flower for 75 cents, Your care is certain, but if you doubt this, get a Sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. Like oil upon troubled waters is the influence of Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a gold. Pike’s Toothache}Drops Cure in One Minute. Photographs eq ual to San Woes best, Cortuxs, Operator. RUDOLPH * Equalization will sit for that puree eae oo ca A Card. To all who are suffering. from the error and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &., I will send @ recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thisgreat remedy was wa . covered by a missionary jn South America. . Send « self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joesra T. inwaw, Syavion D, New Yous Crry. mely ing and ironing desires a situation. the popular to. It is composed . : Mrs Lester & Crawford’ a Pay . COMING IN DAILY. eT Our Goods are all First Class, No Shoddy, a A™ FOR GOODS OF EQUAL QUALITY We know.we cannot be undersold by any house in the county. Constantly olin all . the ra . Latest Novelties in Netlans, Muli. men, pains: and sie Goods, Children’s Lawn ee ‘Ladies’ Linen Ulsters. Aprons for Ladies and Children, a New Assortment, Handsomely Trimmed,ftom 25 Cente up. The very Latest Styies in Ladies’ -and Children’ s, at Prices to suit™ every one, Children’s Fancy from. 12. 1Q C Ladies’ = ee “Balbriggan “ 25c. CORSETS. The Best Corset for the Least Money. oNew Stock. Great Variety. Dr. Warner’s and many other styles. “We have the BEST 60 CENT CORSET in the market. ; Children’s Corsets and Corset Waists. {. Which wilt be disposed of REGARDLESS oF COST as I must have money, so thereforetake advantage. of . Pee ‘Shoes, Hats. this rare opportunity. By GRAND S OPIS . OF ‘THE . IMPORTANT STORE, ON COMMERCIAL STREET. GREAT SACRIFICE! OF ADE: KINDS OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Clothing;-and Gent's Furnishing Goods, ta SAM. PHILLIPS, Mander setae: and Caps, order. i, Jat x nn “uw Boot & Shoe Store.) Opposite Citizens Bank, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, INewada City, Constantly on hand the Largest and best stock in the county, —0KR Ladies’, Gentlemen’s and ‘Children’sBOOTS AND SHOES, ’ HATS, CAPS, Leather and Shoe Findings, NEW GOODS } ; CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. _ Our facilities for buying are such that we can sell goods at lower rates Laces, than can be obtained elsewhere. — Ruching, D Embroideries, Our Prices are Low Neckties, And marked on our goods in 447 PLAIN Collars and Cuffs FIGURES “th from which we will not de4 viate. = “— ee Gloves Our aim is to sell at SMALL, PROFITS and get Cash for our . . Dr ap, etc. NEW MILLINERY. . HATS, in the Last Shapes, from 25 Cents Up. FLOWERS and FEATHERS in allthe new designs and color’. Hat Trimming a Specialty. ‘Having secured the services of a Milliner of acknowledged taste and skill we can guarantee “satisfaction to all, MATERIAL FOR ALL KINDS OF _ FANCY WORK. DRESSMAKERS’ MATERIALS OF ‘ALL KINDS. Fans; . Parasols, “ar . Toilet Soaps, . Perfumery, Stationery; Pictures, Frameés, Hair, Clothes, Tooth and Nail Brushes, DRY Goons. Drese Buntings, Cambrics, Calicoes, . Domestics, Towels, Table Linen, . Ete., Etc. e AGENCY FOR MME. DEMOREST’s . . RELIABLE PATTERNS. Orders from the country for any article to be found in_ town filled at the lowest market rates. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Near the Union Hotel, Main St, 05 _ NEVADA CITY, ays ares Veilings in Cdfe-au-lait, Gold goods, thus suffering no losses from bad debts, we: shall beable to divide with our patrons the large profits usually asked upon goods in our ling. VOGELMAN & WEBBER. Notice to the Public. . p RIVATE HACK THE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to furnish the residents of Nevada City,’ andthe public genpeeny with means of tray cling i ina FIRST, CLASS HACK, To and Si the cars upon theacri val of each train, toany placein Nevada City. Persons desiring a private conveyance either for business or apotes ins within a reasonable distance, can accommodated. The Hack will always be in readiness to . attend Funerals. Orders éan befleft at either the National or Union Hotels, or at the stable on the Plaza. PRICES REASONABLE. By careful attention to business I respectfully solicit a share of the public patrohage. G.W. STOUT, Manager. Nevada City, July 7th, 1880,-1m ‘ HARTWELL’S OFFICIAL MAP a) an NEVADA COUNTY. HE necessity of a complete map of the entire county has been apparent, and at the request of a large number of our prominent citizens, the undersigned has been during the past eighteen months engaged in compiling sucha map. The map will] show } the following information compiled from ‘the latest oeaa sources, Viz: All subdivisions of each section of land within the limits of the Coun‘. ey, quarter sections, lots, &c., and showing all lands now occupied, giving name ofowner, a&e. All mip. skewing location of cach as they ap. ' pear on the surface, with names of owners of exch. AH Location ef Mining Ditehes, eserv eirs, Roads, Railroads, btreams, Lakes, Towns, Town sites, Villages, &e. a few days a canvasser will ecallon each 2X). Ottis county with a copy of this map which has been adopted by the Board of Supervisors ot Nevada county. Size of mep 60x40 inches, mounted with doth bazk and on rollers. J. G@. HARTWELL, ate? «. Twenty-Five Cents a Chance, ing claims, (gravel and quartz) . ®* _ ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER. HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Chief _Engineer of the Nevada City Fire Department, will take-place at the City Hall, on Monday, July 26th, 1880. Judges—Wm. Powell and John Hurst. Clerks—E,.W. Bigelow and W. F. Englebright. Polls will be.open from 6 to § o'clock, P.M. By order of the Board of Delegates, W. R. COE, President. Gut, Secretary, je2i. Boarding and Day School. Classical, Literary and Scientific. Berkeley Gymnasium ce se ee ae mths University . rus Institution” has the saliva of the best families on the Coast. The Fourth School Year begins on Monday, July 12th, For list of references and full diseugsion of departments of education, apply for catalogue to JOHN F. BURRIS, Superintendent, berkely, Cal. je30-1in SHOOTING CALLERY Commercial St,,Opposite Transcript Block, NEVADA CITY. H.§. GIBBENS Proprietor. A PRIZE OF A FINE WINCHESTER RIFLE, AT LONG RANGE SHOOTING, —ARD— >. STANDING CASH PRIZES = ALSO GIVEN. Connecéed with the Gailery is the Greatest Automatic Wonder of the Age: ;representing the Resurrection of W. ashington, the Father of his Country, Moving Pipes to Shoot at A Fine Assortment of Rifles and Pistols. Nevada City, July’ 7th, 1880. DR. C. D. BOBO, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ResiJy16 ( FFICEover Zekinds cigar store, )' Sones, Piety Hill. NOTICE. ~ HEREBY give notice that I have this day riven my son, Edward Dulac, his time. . will claim none of-his earnings, nor will I pay ‘any debts of his contracting. LOUIS DULAC, Nevada City, J June 18, 1960, lm Notice to Creditors. NSTATE of Stukely 8. . Wate prman, deceas4) ed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executrix of the Estate of Stukely 8. Waterman deceasetl, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the shia decedent, to exhibit them with the neeessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Executrix at th@tfice of the South Yuba Water.angd Mining Co., Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of © “alifornia, ABBIE M. WATERMAN, Executrix of last Will and Testament of Stukeley 8. Waterman, deceased. Dated Nevada City, July 12, 1880. Searls, Niles & Searls, Atty’s. jy 18 ” Restaurant For Sale. ECOCQ’S CH HOP ‘HOUSE AND. RESL TAURANT is offered for saleata barin toa Cash Customer. The house is do. Ing @ good business, and is constantly increasing. Sickness is the cause for wanting to well. . oN ne bat a Cash customer need snl C, LECOCY. 1 : eends, July 16—1m Eléction 3 Notice. T OTICE is hereby gi given to the qualified N Electers of North Bloomfield School District, county of Nevada, State of California, that an Election will be held on the Third day of Augurt, 1880, at which time will be submitted the question of voting a bia to build a School House. It will be neca dee: raise for Gils purpose “the sum of Sous n Hundred wad oP ant ae The Polis will be upen at the Public School House between the hours MAME P.M { Adults, $1. NEVADA CITY. ~—_AND— IGRASS VALLEY —AT— hey a STORMS’ basesiniat Thursday, July 224, A Fine Band iheace has . “beer engaged for the “OCCA sion. ¢ j £aF Arrangements have been made for all kinds of amusements on the grounds, and also to make it an enjoyable-oceasion forall-who attend: Tickets for the round trip, Ohildren cents. . re or ae (I -Excursion Train leaves Nevada City at 9:30 o’clock a. M. 2 ing leaves Storms’ Ranch at 5:30 o'clock Pp. Mm R evurnEVERYBODY IS INVITED. The [ime Table will be publ: shed in a few days. Dickete ean be obtained of the following Committee of Arrangements : JOHN DUNNICLIFF, CHAS. MORAN, JAS. KINNEY. Nevada, July 6th. To THE E PUBLIC. A Wan UNDERSIGNED, recently frome Heald’s Business College, San Francisco, have organized upona poriua nent basis, a COMMERCIAL EVENING SCHOOL, In Brown & Morgan's Block, -. NEVADA CITY, Tuesday, July 6th, 1880, Where young men and young ladies can x ware’ & Thorough Business Education, Ata much less cost than can be had els where. We are the holder of a Life Diploma, prant ed by'the State Board of Educktion of « whi fornia; have had eighteen years experience in teaching in the Public ‘and Commercial schools of our State, and are prepared fully te carry out all that we advertise to do, Book-keeping in all its departments will be thoroughly and practically taught. Special. Attention given to‘ Business Calculations, Business Formas, Commercial Law, Commercial Cor respondence, Partnership settle ments, Penmanship, Grammur am Spelling. Pupils can enter ‘at-any time. We ¢hu! give individual instruction in all branche . except Mathematics,Commercial Law, Gran mar and Spelling. d Pupils taking the Fall Business Course, who are deficient in the English branche can pursue the same, successtuliy, by cnte: ing th® Preparatory ‘Departinent. In connection with the Collgge,: we have organized a Normal Departnient, in which ladies and gentlemen:can receive thorourts instruction in all the branches, that the: will be required to pass in the examination for a certificate. Private lessons in above will be given at reasonable rates. An ordinary English education is all that is required to enter upon t ¢ Full Business Course, Specimens of plain penmanehip sent to = any address upon receipt of a three cent postage stamp. Hours of Instruction: From 7 to 9. P. M.each evening of the week, except Saturday and Sunday. aI Terms of Taitton: Full Business Course per calendar month, Special Course in. Book-keeping, “7 e10 Preparatory Department, per month, #10) Normal. Departnient, _ 81E Payable invariably in advance. The Normal pupil re entitled to peninan ship free of charge. Instruction in FPceparatory Departmen t free to those taking (he Full Business Cours: , Orders for neatly written Visiting Cards promptly éttended to. : Visitors ebtdially invited to call. and sec the workin ge of our €chool, and.setisfy then selves that we mean business. £10 P. 5 ti, JOHN H. YOUNG, July 1. 7; A; CHESNUTWOOD, bet. of Commercial, ius oe oe pend ements Le a ea

uba River Neeronser . m0, 3. ULY 14,1836. . ARD OF DIRK 7. ict the I sPassed ith day JU Ly, e receive; d at u No, o, in the aniento, Ca} ~. Ur. ‘18, 1880, for tengthe: ning and sary t re the channel " the With piens og” Office of the Dj any his bid ith well-known and or at jeast five of hig. big Bey .PARKS, Pres. tion being, that ntract shall be ae bond ag ye. rectors for the Ss y's Ba th 208 ird shall be made nd, With twy sfiction of th nal to fifty (5 € contract, fon forme: ance the re" it. of the ts th é. Will be paid non the State ted within sixty & the contract nS .Shall be” em. watever on any terial used in shall be pur or manufacturer rectly, empl oys or. The Board-of pi. Yo. 1, Room 63 famento, Cal, * ms ‘Proposals fos ht toreject ; LN, Secré in AN, THE Stock ce, fing to : RIGHT, that he is now s in his line at 1e:° Lowest, sADEMAN, mmefcial Sts, isT VE" STORE. LOCK, Nevada. City 49h d, ounds, $1.50 Ibs., $3 375 kit, 2 i) ibe,, 125 Fibs., 1 874 )Ibs., 250 Ibs., 1 624 Ibs., 150 40 a1] o0e 400 e., 3 Ibs., 25 cte 3 lbs., 100 per can, Y.lbs., 1 00 box, 400 ‘cans . 7 cans . } 00 cans 10 cans, .W zallon, 8i4 jeans 100 cans 1 00 3-Ibs.--1 00 er ib., 70 31bs., & 5 lbs., 100 . 1 00 ge, oy cts: 25 cts. 95 ete l,per gal. 50e gal can, 2 25 100 25 25¢ 10c. ntsio 200 30 cts. 37} cts. aQ cts. 15 cts. 15 cts. rrection. cket © ages, nd.-warrant the lent tim NEVADA. CITY, CAVAPORNTIA. OL TPE EIEN DB, ee Brief Mention. The census’ returns show Sierra county's population tocbe 6,628. Harry Dic! kinson is running a fast freight wagon between this city and i Downieville, J. D. Feunessy,” hecuntie Court reporter, g goes to San Francisco this week for . a short vacation. Secure seatsat Vinton’sfor the great Jay of “Sunny South” at the Theatre Monday and Tuesday evenings. . A regular meeting of Nevada City Council A. L.-of Hy will beheld at’ Odd. Fellows Hall to-morrow evening. In the Superior Court : aahetlon morning a decree of disincorporation "was granted to the ‘‘Sierra and. Ne-1~ vada Lamber Assogiation of Utah.* Dr, Hunt offers for sale at one third the regular price a, copy of Thompson & West's’ History ~ of Nevada County. See advertisement. The funeral of J, F.;*“Carr-yesterday afternoon. was largely attended, themilitary company of which hé*w yas amember escorting the remairs to the grave. Judge Stidger, captain of the San Juan Times newspaper, whichis by the way the most. readable weekly journal ever published in the mining counties, was in town yesterday. ‘Walter Price will give-an open slate test weance at the parlors of the Union “Hotel next W ednesday evening, on which occasion he will, also illustrate the famous ‘‘ballottest.” Grass Valley News. A new drain has been constructed across Church street through Walsh street. Main street north of Church is being repaired by filling up the ane -outs-and chucs-holes.~ : Hunters. say doves are very scarce. A number have been out gunning, but report they saw but few. A lunar rainbow was visible here Friday night about 11 p.m. Those who were fortunate eneughto witness the same say it was a grand. sight, the rainbow being in the east’ and a bright moon shining in the west. A shower also accompanied the rainbow. Win. Gill, who was at work drifting in the 1000 "foot level of the Idaho Friday, was caved on by some falling rock from overhead, sustain— ing serious injuries about the hips and lower extremities of the body. He les ina very critical condition, his recovery being doubtful. Nectar for the Gods to Sip. Louis ‘Seibert yesterday presented the Transcript withacase of delicious sarsaparilla and soda, manufactured at his extensive establishment. The hot’ weather creates.a lively market for Seibert’s premium toda, Good for -Tama. Antoine Tam made the hearts of the printers glad yesterday afternoon by. regaling them’ with ice cream, —Tam’s—is the most popular . . tesort in the mountains. _———— -oe, ee Benificent Socicty. The Benificent Society will be held atthe residence of Mr. Benj. Locklin on upper ‘Pine street, Wednesday evening, July 2ist. The entertainment will be varied and aprusing.= lve.eréam and cake wilt® “be served to the guests, . Adptission 25 cents. Mrs. CORNELL, President. Mas. J. S. Down, Sec’'y. j18-2t Rockaway ‘and. Other Vehicles for Sale. A new Rockaway, Buggies and Spring~wagons for sale at a bargain. Also one secondhand. buggy. App'y te S. Clutter, foot of Broad street jylS-lw —~ Natice! Is hereby given that the AssessPaeut Roll of Nevada County for the ‘ear 1880, is now with the Board of ‘alization for equalizing the as ‘ments therein,and that the Board. we from Monday, July 19th, 1880, ntl Monday, Angust 2d, 1880, By order of the Board, J. E.Canr, Clerk. From $390 to $1,000 Wanted. At one per cent. per month. The of security given, Enquire at Office, “ jylé-lw . THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Baptist Church. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. OF L. Aldrich. _ Evening subject— a tiends—Good Advice: Concerning the Selection of. Morning subject — “The Extent of our Obligations to the Moral Law.” All are invited. § A. M. E. Church. Preaching morning and evening,’ to-day, at the A. M. E. Church, by Elder Anderson, commencing at 1} A. M. and 7:30 p.m. Frienfls of the church are most cordially invited to attend, > Methodist Episcepal Church, ee Services by the pastot—morning and ev ening, —— —_ + oem “Kindergartén, ~~ eT The Kindergarten—in--the school} room of the Baptist.Church will reopen.on Monday,-July 19th, -.Languages, English and Fretch, . Hours 10 4. mM. to 12 M. 1B. Mm. to3 P.M. Terms $4.00 per month. jl5.lw Mrs. J, A. De GREAYER. a ee * Dw cHing House Wanted. A married couple, withoutchildren, desire to rent a small dwelling house (furnished or unfurnished) — situated conveniént to the business portion of the city. Rent to be paid at beginning of each month. Apply at the DaILy-Transcrirt office; tf, Wants a Situation. yey A Lae to do plain cooking, washNo objections to going in the country. Apply at Autoine Tam’s oyster saloon. jy13-lw The Palace Cicar Store. ALEX. ZEKIND, bacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varicties ef Chewing Tobacco. . His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are. the lowest in the dity. tf pay Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a’ superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to, © m28-tf J. S. Tuompson. City Taxes. The city taxes are now due. The Collector will be at the City Hall daily from 9 a. M. till 4 P. um. for the purpose of receiving the same. Taxes will become delinquent August 5th, when 5 5 per cent will b@’ added. E. C. Bautpripesg, tf Collector. Vacant Places In the dental ranks will never occur if-you are particular with your teeth . and cleanse them every day with] that famous tooth-wash, Sozodont. Fiom youth to old age it will rb f -theenamel spotless and unimpaire The téeth of persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-likewhiteness,-and the gums a roseate hue; while the breath is purified, and rendered sweet and fragrant. of rare antiseptic herbs and is entirely free from the objectionable’ ‘aid injurious imgredients ef Tovth Pastes, &c. You Have no Exense, Hose you any excuse for suffering with. Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Ts there any reason why you should goon from day. to day .complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartbura, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning. © a at ‘the pit of the Stomach, ‘low Skin, Coated Tongue, and dia, ble taste inthe ‘mouth, Coming up of . food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! It is positively your own fault if you do. Go to an Druggist—and get a bottle of Green’s August Flower for 75 cents, Your care is certain, but if you doubt this, get a Sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. Like oil upon troubled waters is the influence of Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a gold. Pike’s Toothache}Drops Cure in One Minute. Photographs eq ual to San Woes best, Cortuxs, Operator. RUDOLPH * Equalization will sit for that puree eae oo ca A Card. To all who are suffering. from the error and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &., I will send @ recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thisgreat remedy was wa . covered by a missionary jn South America. . Send « self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joesra T. inwaw, Syavion D, New Yous Crry. mely ing and ironing desires a situation. the popular to. It is composed . : Mrs Lester & Crawford’ a Pay . COMING IN DAILY. eT Our Goods are all First Class, No Shoddy, a

A™ FOR GOODS OF EQUAL QUALITY We know.we cannot be undersold by any house in the county. Constantly olin all . the ra . Latest Novelties in Netlans, Muli. men, pains: and sie Goods, Children’s Lawn ee ‘Ladies’ Linen Ulsters. Aprons for Ladies and Children, a New Assortment, Handsomely Trimmed,ftom 25 Cente up. The very Latest Styies in Ladies’ -and Children’ s, at Prices to suit™ every one, Children’s Fancy from. 12. 1Q C Ladies’ = ee “Balbriggan “ 25c. CORSETS. The Best Corset for the Least Money. oNew Stock. Great Variety. Dr. Warner’s and many other styles. “We have the BEST 60 CENT CORSET in the market. ; Children’s Corsets and Corset Waists. {. Which wilt be disposed of REGARDLESS oF COST as I must have money, so thereforetake advantage. of . Pee ‘Shoes, Hats. this rare opportunity. By GRAND S OPIS . OF ‘THE . IMPORTANT STORE, ON COMMERCIAL STREET. GREAT SACRIFICE! OF ADE: KINDS OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Clothing;-and Gent's Furnishing Goods, ta SAM. PHILLIPS, Mander setae: and Caps, order. i, Jat x nn “uw Boot & Shoe Store.) Opposite Citizens Bank, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, INewada City, Constantly on hand the Largest and best stock in the county, —0KR Ladies’, Gentlemen’s and ‘Children’sBOOTS AND SHOES, ’ HATS, CAPS, Leather and Shoe Findings, NEW GOODS } ; CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. _ Our facilities for buying are such that we can sell goods at lower rates Laces, than can be obtained elsewhere. — Ruching, D Embroideries, Our Prices are Low Neckties, And marked on our goods in 447 PLAIN Collars and Cuffs FIGURES “th from which we will not de4 viate. = “— ee Gloves Our aim is to sell at SMALL, PROFITS and get Cash for our . . Dr ap, etc. NEW MILLINERY. . HATS, in the Last Shapes, from 25 Cents Up. FLOWERS and FEATHERS in allthe new designs and color’. Hat Trimming a Specialty. ‘Having secured the services of a Milliner of acknowledged taste and skill we can guarantee “satisfaction to all, MATERIAL FOR ALL KINDS OF _ FANCY WORK. DRESSMAKERS’ MATERIALS OF ‘ALL KINDS. Fans; . Parasols, “ar . Toilet Soaps, . Perfumery, Stationery; Pictures, Frameés, Hair, Clothes, Tooth and Nail Brushes, DRY Goons. Drese Buntings, Cambrics, Calicoes, . Domestics, Towels, Table Linen, . Ete., Etc. e AGENCY FOR MME. DEMOREST’s . . RELIABLE PATTERNS. Orders from the country for any article to be found in_ town filled at the lowest market rates. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Near the Union Hotel, Main St, 05 _ NEVADA CITY, ays ares Veilings in Cdfe-au-lait, Gold goods, thus suffering no losses from bad debts, we: shall beable to divide with our patrons the large profits usually asked upon goods in our ling. VOGELMAN & WEBBER. Notice to the Public. . p RIVATE HACK THE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to furnish the residents of Nevada City,’ andthe public genpeeny with means of tray cling i ina FIRST, CLASS HACK, To and Si the cars upon theacri val of each train, toany placein Nevada City. Persons desiring a private conveyance either for business or apotes ins within a reasonable distance, can accommodated. The Hack will always be in readiness to . attend Funerals. Orders éan befleft at either the National or Union Hotels, or at the stable on the Plaza. PRICES REASONABLE. By careful attention to business I respectfully solicit a share of the public patrohage. G.W. STOUT, Manager. Nevada City, July 7th, 1880,-1m ‘ HARTWELL’S OFFICIAL MAP a) an NEVADA COUNTY. HE necessity of a complete map of the entire county has been apparent, and at the request of a large number of our prominent citizens, the undersigned has been during the past eighteen months engaged in compiling sucha map. The map will] show } the following information compiled from ‘the latest oeaa sources, Viz: All subdivisions of each section of land within the limits of the Coun‘. ey, quarter sections, lots, &c., and showing all lands now occupied, giving name ofowner, a&e. All mip. skewing location of cach as they ap. ' pear on the surface, with names of owners of exch. AH Location ef Mining Ditehes, eserv eirs, Roads, Railroads, btreams, Lakes, Towns, Town sites, Villages, &e. a few days a canvasser will ecallon each 2X). Ottis county with a copy of this map which has been adopted by the Board of Supervisors ot Nevada county. Size of mep 60x40 inches, mounted with doth bazk and on rollers. J. G@. HARTWELL, ate? «. Twenty-Five Cents a Chance, ing claims, (gravel and quartz) . ®* _ ELECTION FOR CHIEF ENGINEER. HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Chief _Engineer of the Nevada City Fire Department, will take-place at the City Hall, on Monday, July 26th, 1880. Judges—Wm. Powell and John Hurst. Clerks—E,.W. Bigelow and W. F. Englebright. Polls will be.open from 6 to § o'clock, P.M. By order of the Board of Delegates, W. R. COE, President. Gut, Secretary, je2i. Boarding and Day School. Classical, Literary and Scientific. Berkeley Gymnasium ce se ee ae mths University . rus Institution” has the saliva of the best families on the Coast. The Fourth School Year begins on Monday, July 12th, For list of references and full diseugsion of departments of education, apply for catalogue to JOHN F. BURRIS, Superintendent, berkely, Cal. je30-1in SHOOTING CALLERY Commercial St,,Opposite Transcript Block, NEVADA CITY. H.§. GIBBENS Proprietor. A PRIZE OF A FINE WINCHESTER RIFLE, AT LONG RANGE SHOOTING, —ARD— >. STANDING CASH PRIZES = ALSO GIVEN. Connecéed with the Gailery is the Greatest Automatic Wonder of the Age: ;representing the Resurrection of W. ashington, the Father of his Country, Moving Pipes to Shoot at A Fine Assortment of Rifles and Pistols. Nevada City, July’ 7th, 1880. DR. C. D. BOBO, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ResiJy16 ( FFICEover Zekinds cigar store, )' Sones, Piety Hill. NOTICE. ~ HEREBY give notice that I have this day riven my son, Edward Dulac, his time. . will claim none of-his earnings, nor will I pay ‘any debts of his contracting. LOUIS DULAC, Nevada City, J June 18, 1960, lm Notice to Creditors. NSTATE of Stukely 8. . Wate prman, deceas4) ed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executrix of the Estate of Stukely 8. Waterman deceasetl, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the shia decedent, to exhibit them with the neeessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Executrix at th@tfice of the South Yuba Water.angd Mining Co., Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of © “alifornia, ABBIE M. WATERMAN, Executrix of last Will and Testament of Stukeley 8. Waterman, deceased. Dated Nevada City, July 12, 1880. Searls, Niles & Searls, Atty’s. jy 18 ” Restaurant For Sale. ECOCQ’S CH HOP ‘HOUSE AND. RESL TAURANT is offered for saleata barin toa Cash Customer. The house is do. Ing @ good business, and is constantly increasing. Sickness is the cause for wanting to well. . oN ne bat a Cash customer need snl C, LECOCY. 1 : eends, July 16—1m Eléction 3 Notice. T OTICE is hereby gi given to the qualified N Electers of North Bloomfield School District, county of Nevada, State of California, that an Election will be held on the Third day of Augurt, 1880, at which time will be submitted the question of voting a bia to build a School House. It will be neca dee: raise for Gils purpose “the sum of Sous n Hundred wad oP ant ae The Polis will be upen at the Public School House between the hours MAME P.M { Adults, $1. NEVADA CITY. ~—_AND— IGRASS VALLEY —AT— hey a STORMS’ basesiniat Thursday, July 224, A Fine Band iheace has . “beer engaged for the “OCCA sion. ¢ j £aF Arrangements have been made for all kinds of amusements on the grounds, and also to make it an enjoyable-oceasion forall-who attend: Tickets for the round trip, Ohildren cents. . re or ae (I -Excursion Train leaves Nevada City at 9:30 o’clock a. M. 2 ing leaves Storms’ Ranch at 5:30 o'clock Pp. Mm R evurnEVERYBODY IS INVITED. The [ime Table will be publ: shed in a few days. Dickete ean be obtained of the following Committee of Arrangements : JOHN DUNNICLIFF, CHAS. MORAN, JAS. KINNEY. Nevada, July 6th. To THE E PUBLIC. A Wan UNDERSIGNED, recently frome Heald’s Business College, San Francisco, have organized upona poriua nent basis, a COMMERCIAL EVENING SCHOOL, In Brown & Morgan's Block, -. NEVADA CITY, Tuesday, July 6th, 1880, Where young men and young ladies can x ware’ & Thorough Business Education, Ata much less cost than can be had els where. We are the holder of a Life Diploma, prant ed by'the State Board of Educktion of « whi fornia; have had eighteen years experience in teaching in the Public ‘and Commercial schools of our State, and are prepared fully te carry out all that we advertise to do, Book-keeping in all its departments will be thoroughly and practically taught. Special. Attention given to‘ Business Calculations, Business Formas, Commercial Law, Commercial Cor respondence, Partnership settle ments, Penmanship, Grammur am Spelling. Pupils can enter ‘at-any time. We ¢hu! give individual instruction in all branche . except Mathematics,Commercial Law, Gran mar and Spelling. d Pupils taking the Fall Business Course, who are deficient in the English branche can pursue the same, successtuliy, by cnte: ing th® Preparatory ‘Departinent. In connection with the Collgge,: we have organized a Normal Departnient, in which ladies and gentlemen:can receive thorourts instruction in all the branches, that the: will be required to pass in the examination for a certificate. Private lessons in above will be given at reasonable rates. An ordinary English education is all that is required to enter upon t ¢ Full Business Course, Specimens of plain penmanehip sent to = any address upon receipt of a three cent postage stamp. Hours of Instruction: From 7 to 9. P. M.each evening of the week, except Saturday and Sunday. aI Terms of Taitton: Full Business Course per calendar month, Special Course in. Book-keeping, “7 e10 Preparatory Department, per month, #10) Normal. Departnient, _ 81E Payable invariably in advance. The Normal pupil re entitled to peninan ship free of charge. Instruction in FPceparatory Departmen t free to those taking (he Full Business Cours: , Orders for neatly written Visiting Cards promptly éttended to. : Visitors ebtdially invited to call. and sec the workin ge of our €chool, and.setisfy then selves that we mean business. £10 P. 5 ti, JOHN H. YOUNG, July 1. 7; A; CHESNUTWOOD, bet. of Commercial, ius oe oe pend ements Le a ea