July 23, 1873 (4 pages)

is.) der, rans Valley, ig #8 capaidate to the dec}. ty Convention , einen 1001s. uckee, fx here. candida’s f, or Subject tothe ~ bnvention, ag surer, * Bnounced ag Treasurer, Sub. ©. Republican. — asurer, eby announced” office of Connty ty. Bubject to iblican County r. reby announced . oflice of Sheriff: to the decision Convention, rintendent, reby announce office of County ubject to the de. County Conven. 4 basurer, MICK is hereby date for the of Subject to the. Te Convenif. sreby announced . Office of Sheriff ct to the decision nvention. evorder. e York Township, ed a8 Candidate . ecorder, Subject publican County _ iff, evy announced as office of Sheriff, f the Republican rder. ass Valley, is here1 candidate for the r. Subject to the in County Conveuurer. reby announced as he office of County he decision of the vention. y Clerk. ill be a candidate nty Clerk. Subject tepublican County der. hereby announced r re-election to the — er, Subject to the oan’ Convention, a 1X8 is hereby sidate for the office the decision of the bey Ts ciieminoeteaneaiiicetesntnee & jourrcements, RATS.” Treasurer: a hanes announced s County ‘Treasurer, ef the Democratic Pe ablyman. of Liberty Hill, of 1 is hereby ste for the Assembly of the Democratic ee es ne ' Recorder. os ; ann announced a5 4 clr wrder subject Tie the weratic County: Cow Oe ert ity Clerk. areby announced A # dre omice of coxDts » decision of the Det and Exp.cst AGES will Jenve Ber eee 3 DAY id ne gad down, frightened and immediately doubled ~The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Brevities. The Grass Valley Union says: A branch, chapter, ex_-whertever-4t4s" catied, of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was “established in Grass Valley last Saturday night. The officers are, Pat. English, President; P. H. Ford, Vice President; Michael ‘Hoyne, Corresponding Secretary Jno, Fisher; “Recording and Financial Secretary. The Grass Valley Union man is not good at guessing. If he does not _ do. better.than_he did about the: _ Traxscrret men, he had. better let up. The Union, however, cannot be expected to know anything about a Rae Primaries, even. after he is told. They are going to have singing and dancing in a saloon at.Grass Valley __ for the championship on Saturday night. The Union says Grass Valley has not been cleaned up since 1855. A cleaning in that city would probably ,do the Union good. . They say fish bite well in cloudy weather, What a fine day yesterday would have béen for *‘fish biters”’ in Nevada, had there been any. ° Those in want of a first rate clerk should refer to the advertising columuns of the Transcripr, Additional Delegates, We have obtained the following names of delegates in addition to those published by us yesterday:. San Juan—J. 8. McBride, Robert Hackins, George W. Koch, John . McCoy, James Sharp. Omega—L. BR. Prescott, A. G. , Fuller. Washingtun—Dr. Esmond, Frank Hatbaway. Rough and Ready—Williamson Barker, John Perkenpine, N, M. Miller. Lowell Hill—J. B: Frick. Indian Springs—M. P. Hatch, A. P, Van Slyke. Street Might. On Monday evening a disgraceful street fight occurred between James Freuch and’John Burbridge. After abusing each other for nearly’ half an honr, by indulging freely in vulgarity and profanity, during all of whica three ladies and children were passing along the street, they commenced fighting snd continued for some time before the officers arrived on the ground. Both parties were arrested for disturbing the peace, by “traducing, quarreling, challenging to fight and fighting,”’ We would suggest that the oflicers arrange so that they do not all go to supper at the same hour. Once or twice such occurrences have taken place when the officers were at supper. Had both these combatants been arrested promptly when they were abusing each other in ,vile language, a disgiaceful fight might have beén prevented. Runawnry. Yesterday noon, when the Nevada aud Dutch Flat stage was standing in front'of the Union Hotel, a boy came along flirting an umbrella up The leaders became on the wheelers. Leroy Crary, the proprietor, who was standing on the wheel delivering some freight, im-. mediately jum ea the box, straightened out lines, and-sueceeded in makinga remarkably short turn, and getting ‘his team inte the ‘barn, where, ;after running them through to Broad street, and t them-a turn around Whe block, he sueceeded in brihgitig them to a halt without damage. in adie The Weather. Yesterday noon the thermometer stood at 76 degrees. ‘All the morn-. ing the sky was over cast with clouds, _ and showers of rain fell at intervals. At noon rain enough fell to wet the . streets, and soak them who happened . to be out with linen coats ov. The rain had the effect of reducing the thermemeter about two degrees. ; Roshi: Dennis Mannix, was severely injured on Monday last. while at work in the Providence mine, by # rock falling on him. His leg and side Were so seriously bruised that he will not be able to get around for some time, but no bones were broken. > oe TRE assessed value of all the taxntik ropenty in Telare county bs $3, . ae Paige the latter disease, yet the forJ J Fruits, Cigars, ete! a Ed. Goldsthith, agent for Herschmann, on Pine street, has on hand . . the finest lot of fruits, tobacco, ci;. gars, candies, toys; etc,, to be had IMMENSE REDUCTION. in the county, He receives tresh fruits every day, which he will sell at wholesale or retail. If you want anything nite inthe above line,don’t fa il to call and ee Ed. Goldsmith \ Br ‘Wise To pay.--’Tis peta to neglect a cough or cold. sumption may follow, and ‘honah ‘Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry en atohce under its influence, ~~ “FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS. go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, . best genu:al photographic work was awar for 18ii, All work cusrantesd, Dm. Aporx, Ocnlist, Aurist, “Catarrh; Turoat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases. Offices; lab oratory and residence, 213 Geary .Street, San Francisco. mil > The Wear and Tear of. Life, The ! cares, anxieties and misfortunesof life haye as much to do with shortening it as diseare. They are in fact the source of many ailments and physical disabilities. Nervons weakness, dyspepsia, affections of the liver, distu¥bances of the bowels, headaches, hypochondria and monomania are among these distressing fruits, It is,therefore, of great —importande that« persons whose minds are oppressed with heavy business responsibilities, or harassed with family troubles, or excited by.speculation, or perplexed by a multiplicity of. enterprises, or in any way overtaxed or over. worked, ‘should keep up their stamina by the daily use of a wholesome tonic. Thousands of persons thus circumstanced are enabled to “bear; up against the difficulties in which they are involved, and to retain } their strength, health and mental ‘clearness, ‘Bitters. Diseases which are prone to attack the body when debilitated and broken down by over-much brain-work, orexhausting physical labor, are kept.at bay by the resistant power with which this incomparable tonic endows the nervous system and the vital organs. At this season, when the heat is evaporating the elements of strength from every pore, an invigorant 18 absolutely essential to the safety and comfort of the . public, and is required even by the more robust if they desire to keep their athletic capabilitiesin status quo. Hence a course of Hostetter’s Bitters is particularly useful at this period of the year as a defence against the invisible disease afloat in a sultry atmesphere. It is the most pctent of all preventive medicines, and for. all com. plaints which affect the stomach, the liver and the bowels, and interfere with the perfect digestion and aesimilation of food, it is the standard remedy. Fountain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters, &c. ANTOINE TAM, O* PINE STREET, is prepared to furnish the people of this city with. the very best qualities of Fonntain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters, Candies, &c, My Fountain Soda is equal to any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, and everybody knows my s deaaig are the best to ee had in the ‘wor. Give me a call wih I will treat you well, ANTOIXE TAM: Nevada, June 10th. i é COUNTY WARRANTS. A LL Warrants ‘on General Fund registered prior to March 4th, 1872; also, arrants Nos. 253, 248. 259, 263 and 260,registered Murch 4th, 1872; also all warrants on Road Fund registered } giv to February 10th, 1873, willbe paid on presentation, terest veases from this date. oe gag Wht Co. Treasurer. ‘<> PARKER, Deputy. Nevada, aly loth, 1873. Finest Coffee ‘in the World! Is that manufactured by MARDEN & MYRICK, Ba repre per ongers wre wed te is equal to that of Marden & yrick, Try it, and we gusrantee you will. never use any other. It can be had of any grocer'in thie county, It has been in use uver wenty years,and the people have decided that it is : THE BEST. ; Take no other kind if you want good Coffee. San Francisco, Jyly 15th, 1873. : BRIGHT DAYS HAVE coms. . ded them atthe Mechanics’, Institute Fair . . IMMENSE STOCK by the regular use of Hostetter’sStomach . IN PRICES. No Humbug! ASCHHEIM BROS. AHEAD ‘OF ALL. —WITH AN— eS ee CLOTHING —FOR THE— SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. ON. to the great decline in the prices of Woolen Goods, we are now enabled to sell them at ; 30 per cent. Cheaper than For_ mer Rates. OUR SPRING AND SUMMER, DRESS AND : BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the [LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County. _LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Be . Fine Cassimere Suits for $15. Former Prices, $22 and $25.' Cassimere Suits from $11 to $13, Former Price, $17. California Overshirts for $1.25 and $1.50. Former Price, $2.25.: And other Classes of oe will be sold PROPORTIONATELY CHEAP. Call before it is too late. Weare giving better bargains in our line than any other house in Nevada County. HATS, HATS, js ARCADE SALOON. DJOINING Greenwald’s Cigar Store, Broad Street, Nevada City, " A. B. CARLEY, ° Set Seen WINES LIQUORS and and CAA friend ana Geer new comers are invited o drop in and see me. mt DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS . _MEETING. pe ae held at the Court House in Nevada city, On Thursday Eve’g, July 24th, At 8o’clock, for the of nomina-. delegates ting to the inty Convention, on8 ee ee as Insy come By order of the hip Committee. Of the latest Parisinn Style, from a Wool GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, everybody. Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., NEVADA CITY. r pring and Suramer Dry Goods, Novelties, Table Linen, Tow 2Is,, Hosiery, Hut Flowers, ét¢. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, ‘MRS. Nevada, April 30th, 1873. SUMMER DRINK, Prepared by $§ W Cor. Broad and Pine Sts, Pure ‘Wines and Liquors for ‘Medical use. Nevada, July 19th, 1873. ‘BELL & BROWN. PATENT MEDICINES, _. Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets \BELL & BROWN'S -DRUGGISTs., e {KEEP 4 FANCY ‘ARTICLES, PURE LIQUORS, PERFUMERIES, A ND everything found ima firet class Drug Store. eairuseces Clad Stand. P) PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. SODA! KISSINGEN, —AND— Congress t ‘Water, ON DRAUGHT -AT— Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. . NEW GROCERY STORE “ J. 8. HOLBROOK, OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and surround. ing towns that he has opened a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Cont mercial Streets, And is prepared to furnish, Case Goods, And in fact everything that. is usually kept in a first class store of this kind. — (roods will be sold at the lowest cash rices. Call and see my Goods and Prices. tisfaction guaranteed in every case. Goods delivered free of charge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 3d, a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. About 40 or 50 Ho Homestead Lots, wita Orchards attached to each Lot, ILL be sold at private sale from this date until about the 30th cf July. ~The plats of the property can be seen. It is situated in Grass Valley township, fronting on Auburn Street, and known as the Marshall Orchard. P reons desirous of purchasing a fine building lot can,on application, receive the desired information in regard to the property, Good titles given. Apply to W. H. Davidson, Nevada City. W. Hil, Smelting Worke, G.V.road. J. G. Marshall, on premises, ; Auburn S*., Grass Valley. nt the above property is not sold at pri, vate sale on or before the 30th day cf July, 1873, it will be sold at public auction. Due notice will be given. W. H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. Nevada, ouly 12th, 1873, & ¢ wooD ! WooD! POSALS to furnish -Bve cords of dry four-fout Uak and Five cords byruce wood, to be delivered at the Public Sehool Buildis will be received until bATURDAY, July 26th. JUHN PATTISON, District Clerk. Nevads, Cal, July 16, 1873. _<_@5 REWARD! Lous. at San Juan, nde Rie 4th, a Black eee oan Oda Dotlowe Hall Axsociation, Nevada city, Four Shares in ald Senne oven and ine abendt : reward Will be paid om to Fl the return ofthe . to a Silk Beaver, GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING _ ETC., ETC., All of which we will sell at prices to suit ASCHHEIM 3R058., “Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers, Nevada City. New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, now prepared to supp ly ‘the ludies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest FSi Pie hoy she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flennels, Napkins, and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Also, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets, and a share of blic , patronage is solicited. eit M. A. STERLING. Preston’s Lemon Sugar ASA Ts UNSURPASSED in quality and price any similar article in the market, ~ EH. M. PRESTON, Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Hair Ols, Cosmetics, Flavoring Extracts, Prescri tions carsfuily compounded by . day or W. H Crawford's Groceries, Provisions, Can and ocrearaiee. f ; HEAVY << “AND ShESF HARDWA LRE, = ‘B. He Miller, THE POPULAR g ONE PRICE CLOTHIER On NEVADA. county, é io ee _Suows, AGRICULTURALAt the ola stand, k PPOSITE THE NCES. ‘HOTEL AND EXPRESS OFFICES . MAIN STREET, NEVADA. ee, Tron and Steel, ‘Nails and Shovels, \ .WHEELBARROWS. ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. SOLE AGENT FOR THE AVERILL. CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use." Giant, California.and Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in use; Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM . * The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope ! At the Manufacturer’s Prices and Freight. WOODEN ANDWILLOW WARE. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Lamps and Chimneys. ea, Call and examine pfices before purchasing elsewhere, for you can save wey every time. ; No trouble to show goods and gi ces though “nary” cent changes hands. Tin Ware made and cindeak _taPGas and Water Pipe of all kinds always on hand and con& 29 Main Street. property to the a Soe Nevads, duly 16th, 1613, a a9 nections made with the City Wa. H’ SUST RECEIVED —AT HIS— [Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOY’2’ BUILDING, ‘Nevada. City A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS; f-a < BUSINwWSS SUITS ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S [FURNISHING GOODS, . Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873,} CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, J. JACOBS wem ctfully inform the citi' gens oft ia city and surroundiny towns that he’is in constant receipt of the very finest brands of AWM _ wud CIGARS, . TOBACCO, ae PIPES, ETC. ETC. Which he offers for sale, wholesale~and retail, at the lowest cash prices. of Havana Cigars oa be accommodated by calling at my store, My arrangements sre such, and with a oe: a stock on hand, . am enabled to suppl ] retail dealers with Cigars-and wer rutes than they can buy the same brands in San Francisco. Call and examine the goods and prices. 'J. JACOBS, ymy23-—-Maesonic Building, Pine Street. NEW FRUIT STORE. CANNED Govps AND ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES. FRED. SENNER. Wore respectfully inform the peo. ple of Nevada City that ie hus opena FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE. ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George B. Turner's Hardware Store, And will have constantly on finest variety of Fresh Fruits to be had in the Stata. and the a7" I will also on hand all xinde.ot Vegetables, Canned Seanad Sooth bs I have made tor the fruit from Chapman's Ore » Which Wil] be received at my etore every ‘mornings aa fast as the fruit becomes By endeavoring to furnish the best of everything im my line, hope to merit share of public “ne. “ RED. SENNER. Nevada, May 24th 1678 NOTICE. LL persons indebted to me are re. quested to make settlement with W. H. Davidson, who is duly authoriaed by rue to make settlement: DANFEL CLANCY. ad Nevada, July 34, 1813. sic. J¥G WH. B. CAMPBELL, _ : ARCHITROF. i eases ond Ceumatnes drawn for and all Fe ana Figek * Gee Lara Pe Re on Broad and . “Nevada August 4th, 1872. W.E. DAVIDSON. JUSTICE OF ‘Tik Pra ce. and Colle ? ON ton: moade. Felle Cz Broad the aa "Fa sg ive Gentlemen in want of the finest brands ~ Candies >

is.) der, rans Valley, ig #8 capaidate to the dec}. ty Convention , einen 1001s. uckee, fx here. candida’s f, or Subject tothe ~ bnvention, ag surer, * Bnounced ag Treasurer, Sub. ©. Republican. — asurer, eby announced” office of Connty ty. Bubject to iblican County r. reby announced . oflice of Sheriff: to the decision Convention, rintendent, reby announce office of County ubject to the de. County Conven. 4 basurer, MICK is hereby date for the of Subject to the. Te Convenif. sreby announced . Office of Sheriff ct to the decision nvention. evorder. e York Township, ed a8 Candidate . ecorder, Subject publican County _ iff, evy announced as office of Sheriff, f the Republican rder. ass Valley, is here1 candidate for the r. Subject to the in County Conveuurer. reby announced as he office of County he decision of the vention. y Clerk. ill be a candidate nty Clerk. Subject tepublican County der. hereby announced r re-election to the — er, Subject to the oan’ Convention, a 1X8 is hereby sidate for the office the decision of the bey Ts ciieminoeteaneaiiicetesntnee & jourrcements, RATS.” Treasurer: a hanes announced s County ‘Treasurer, ef the Democratic Pe ablyman. of Liberty Hill, of 1 is hereby ste for the Assembly of the Democratic ee es ne ' Recorder. os ; ann announced a5 4 clr wrder subject Tie the weratic County: Cow Oe ert ity Clerk. areby announced A # dre omice of coxDts » decision of the Det and Exp.cst AGES will Jenve Ber eee 3 DAY id ne gad down, frightened and immediately doubled ~The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Brevities. The Grass Valley Union says: A branch, chapter, ex_-whertever-4t4s" catied, of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was “established in Grass Valley last Saturday night. The officers are, Pat. English, President; P. H. Ford, Vice President; Michael ‘Hoyne, Corresponding Secretary Jno, Fisher; “Recording and Financial Secretary. The Grass Valley Union man is not good at guessing. If he does not _ do. better.than_he did about the: _ Traxscrret men, he had. better let up. The Union, however, cannot be expected to know anything about a Rae Primaries, even. after he is told. They are going to have singing and dancing in a saloon at.Grass Valley __ for the championship on Saturday night. The Union says Grass Valley has not been cleaned up since 1855. A cleaning in that city would probably ,do the Union good. . They say fish bite well in cloudy weather, What a fine day yesterday would have béen for *‘fish biters”’ in Nevada, had there been any. ° Those in want of a first rate clerk should refer to the advertising columuns of the Transcripr, Additional Delegates, We have obtained the following names of delegates in addition to those published by us yesterday:. San Juan—J. 8. McBride, Robert Hackins, George W. Koch, John . McCoy, James Sharp. Omega—L. BR. Prescott, A. G. , Fuller. Washingtun—Dr. Esmond, Frank Hatbaway. Rough and Ready—Williamson Barker, John Perkenpine, N, M. Miller. Lowell Hill—J. B: Frick. Indian Springs—M. P. Hatch, A. P, Van Slyke. Street Might. On Monday evening a disgraceful street fight occurred between James Freuch and’John Burbridge. After abusing each other for nearly’ half an honr, by indulging freely in vulgarity and profanity, during all of whica three ladies and children were passing along the street, they commenced fighting snd continued for some time before the officers arrived on the ground.. Both parties were arrested for disturbing the peace, by “traducing, quarreling, challenging to fight and fighting,”’ We would suggest that the oflicers arrange so that they do not all go to supper at the same hour. Once or twice such occurrences have taken place when the officers were at supper. Had both these combatants been arrested promptly when they were abusing each other in ,vile language, a disgiaceful fight might have beén prevented. Runawnry. Yesterday noon, when the Nevada aud Dutch Flat stage was standing in front'of the Union Hotel, a boy came along flirting an umbrella up The leaders became on the wheelers. Leroy Crary, the proprietor, who was standing on the wheel delivering some freight, im-. mediately jum ea the box, straightened out lines, and-sueceeded in makinga remarkably short turn, and getting ‘his team inte the ‘barn, where, ;after running them through to Broad street, and t them-a turn around Whe block, he sueceeded in brihgitig them to a halt without damage. in adie The Weather. Yesterday noon the thermometer stood at 76 degrees. ‘All the morn-. ing the sky was over cast with clouds, _ and showers of rain fell at intervals. At noon rain enough fell to wet the . streets, and soak them who happened . to be out with linen coats ov. The rain had the effect of reducing the thermemeter about two degrees. ; Roshi: Dennis Mannix, was severely injured on Monday last. while at work in the Providence mine, by # rock falling on him. His leg and side Were so seriously bruised that he will not be able to get around for some time, but no bones were broken. > oe TRE assessed value of all the taxntik ropenty in Telare county bs $3, . ae Paige the latter disease, yet the forJ J Fruits, Cigars, ete! a Ed. Goldsthith, agent for Herschmann, on Pine street, has on hand . . the finest lot of fruits, tobacco, ci;. gars, candies, toys; etc,, to be had IMMENSE REDUCTION. in the county, He receives tresh fruits every day, which he will sell at wholesale or retail. If you want anything nite inthe above line,don’t fa il to call and ee Ed. Goldsmith \ Br ‘Wise To pay.--’Tis peta to neglect a cough or cold. sumption may follow, and ‘honah ‘Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry en atohce under its influence, ~~ “FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS. go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, . best genu:al photographic work was awar for 18ii, All work cusrantesd, Dm. Aporx, Ocnlist, Aurist, “Catarrh; Turoat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases. Offices; lab oratory and residence, 213 Geary .Street, San Francisco. mil > The Wear and Tear of. Life, The ! cares, anxieties and misfortunesof life haye as much to do with shortening it as diseare. They are in fact the source of many ailments and physical disabilities. Nervons weakness, dyspepsia, affections of the liver, distu¥bances of the bowels, headaches, hypochondria and monomania are among these distressing fruits, It is,therefore, of great —importande that« persons whose minds are oppressed with heavy business responsibilities, or harassed with family troubles, or excited by.speculation, or perplexed by a multiplicity of. enterprises, or in any way overtaxed or over. worked, ‘should keep up their stamina by the daily use of a wholesome tonic. Thousands of persons thus circumstanced are enabled to “bear; up against the difficulties in which they are involved, and to retain } their strength, health and mental ‘clearness, ‘Bitters. Diseases which are prone to attack the body when debilitated and broken down by over-much brain-work, orexhausting physical labor, are kept.at bay by the resistant power with which this incomparable tonic endows the nervous system and the vital organs. At this season, when the heat is evaporating the elements of strength from every pore, an invigorant 18 absolutely essential to the safety and comfort of the . public, and is required even by the more robust if they desire to keep their athletic capabilitiesin status quo. Hence a course of Hostetter’s Bitters is particularly useful at this period of the year as a defence against the invisible disease afloat in a sultry atmesphere. It is the most pctent of all preventive medicines, and for. all com. plaints which affect the stomach, the liver and the bowels, and interfere with the perfect digestion and aesimilation of food, it is the standard remedy. Fountain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters, &c. ANTOINE TAM, O* PINE STREET, is prepared to furnish the people of this city with. the very best qualities of Fonntain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters, Candies, &c, My Fountain Soda is equal to any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, and everybody knows my s deaaig are the best to ee had in the ‘wor. Give me a call wih I will treat you well, ANTOIXE TAM: Nevada, June 10th. i é COUNTY WARRANTS. A LL Warrants ‘on General Fund registered prior to March 4th, 1872; also, arrants Nos. 253, 248. 259, 263 and 260,registered Murch 4th, 1872; also all warrants on Road Fund registered } giv to February 10th, 1873, willbe paid on presentation, terest veases from this date. oe gag Wht Co. Treasurer. ‘<> PARKER, Deputy. Nevada, aly loth, 1873.. Finest Coffee ‘in the World! Is that manufactured by MARDEN & MYRICK, Ba repre per ongers wre wed te is equal to that of Marden & yrick, Try it, and we gusrantee you will. never use any other. It can be had of any grocer'in thie county, It has been in use uver wenty years,and the people have decided that it is : THE BEST. ; Take no other kind if you want good Coffee. San Francisco, Jyly 15th, 1873. : BRIGHT DAYS HAVE coms. . ded them atthe Mechanics’, Institute Fair . . IMMENSE STOCK by the regular use of Hostetter’sStomach . IN PRICES. No Humbug! ASCHHEIM BROS. AHEAD ‘OF ALL. —WITH AN— eS ee CLOTHING —FOR THE— SPRING & SUMMER TRADE. ON. to the great decline in the prices of Woolen Goods, we are now enabled to sell them at ; 30 per cent. Cheaper than For_ mer Rates. OUR SPRING AND SUMMER,

DRESS AND : BUSINESS SUITS, Are of the [LATEST STYLES, and the largest assortment ever brought to Nevada County. _LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Be . Fine Cassimere Suits for $15. Former Prices, $22 and $25.' Cassimere Suits from $11 to $13, Former Price, $17. California Overshirts for $1.25 and $1.50. Former Price, $2.25.: And other Classes of oe will be sold PROPORTIONATELY CHEAP. Call before it is too late. Weare giving better bargains in our line than any other house in Nevada County. HATS, HATS, js ARCADE SALOON. DJOINING Greenwald’s Cigar Store, Broad Street, Nevada City, " A. B. CARLEY, ° Set Seen WINES LIQUORS and and CAA friend ana Geer new comers are invited o drop in and see me. mt DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS . _MEETING. pe ae held at the Court House in Nevada city, On Thursday Eve’g, July 24th, At 8o’clock, for the of nomina-. delegates ting to the inty Convention, on8 ee ee as Insy come By order of the hip Committee. Of the latest Parisinn Style, from a Wool GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, everybody. Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., NEVADA CITY. r pring and Suramer Dry Goods, Novelties, Table Linen, Tow 2Is,, Hosiery, Hut Flowers, ét¢. The Goods will be sold cheap for cash, ‘MRS. Nevada, April 30th, 1873. SUMMER DRINK, Prepared by $§ W Cor. Broad and Pine Sts, Pure ‘Wines and Liquors for ‘Medical use. Nevada, July 19th, 1873. ‘BELL & BROWN. PATENT MEDICINES, _. Cor. Pine & Commercial Streets \BELL & BROWN'S -DRUGGISTs., e {KEEP 4 FANCY ‘ARTICLES, PURE LIQUORS, PERFUMERIES, A ND everything found ima firet class Drug Store. eairuseces Clad Stand. P) PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. SODA! KISSINGEN, —AND— Congress t ‘Water, ON DRAUGHT -AT— Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. . NEW GROCERY STORE “ J. 8. HOLBROOK, OULD respectfully inform the people of Nevada City and surround. ing towns that he has opened a New Grocery Store, At the Junction of Main and Cont mercial Streets, And is prepared to furnish, Case Goods, And in fact everything that. is usually kept in a first class store of this kind. — (roods will be sold at the lowest cash rices. Call and see my Goods and Prices. tisfaction guaranteed in every case. Goods delivered free of charge. J. 8. HOLBROOK, Junction of Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, May 3d, a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. About 40 or 50 Ho Homestead Lots, wita Orchards attached to each Lot, ILL be sold at private sale from this date until about the 30th cf July. ~The plats of the property can be seen. It is situated in Grass Valley township, fronting on Auburn Street, and known as the Marshall Orchard. P reons desirous of purchasing a fine building lot can,on application, receive the desired information in regard to the property, Good titles given. Apply to W. H. Davidson, Nevada City. W. Hil, Smelting Worke, G.V.road. J. G. Marshall, on premises, ; Auburn S*., Grass Valley. nt the above property is not sold at pri, vate sale on or before the 30th day cf July, 1873, it will be sold at public auction. Due notice will be given. W. H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. Nevada, ouly 12th, 1873, & ¢ wooD ! WooD! POSALS to furnish -Bve cords of dry four-fout Uak and Five cords byruce wood, to be delivered at the Public Sehool Buildis will be received until bATURDAY, July 26th. JUHN PATTISON, District Clerk. Nevads, Cal, July 16, 1873. _<_@5 REWARD! Lous. at San Juan, nde Rie 4th, a Black eee oan Oda Dotlowe Hall Axsociation, Nevada city, Four Shares in ald Senne oven and ine abendt : reward Will be paid om to Fl the return ofthe . to a Silk Beaver, GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING _ ETC., ETC., All of which we will sell at prices to suit ASCHHEIM 3R058., “Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers, Nevada City. New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masonic Hall, now prepared to supp ly ‘the ludies of Nevada and vicinity with the latest FSi Pie hoy she has just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flennels, Napkins, and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Also, latest style Brackets, Pictur Frames and Wall Pockets, and a share of blic , patronage is solicited. eit M. A. STERLING. Preston’s Lemon Sugar ASA Ts UNSURPASSED in quality and price any similar article in the market, ~ EH. M. PRESTON, Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Hair Ols, Cosmetics, Flavoring Extracts, Prescri tions carsfuily compounded by . day or W. H Crawford's Groceries, Provisions, Can and ocrearaiee. f ; HEAVY << “AND ShESF HARDWA LRE, = ‘B. He Miller, THE POPULAR g ONE PRICE CLOTHIER On NEVADA. county, é io ee _Suows, AGRICULTURALAt the ola stand, k PPOSITE THE NCES. ‘HOTEL AND EXPRESS OFFICES . MAIN STREET, NEVADA. ee, Tron and Steel, ‘Nails and Shovels, \ .WHEELBARROWS. ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to order and tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. SOLE AGENT FOR THE AVERILL. CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use." Giant, California.and Eastern owder and Fuse. AGENT FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous Machines in use; Ames’ Patent SPRING BED BOTTOM . * The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE’S Wire Rope ! At the Manufacturer’s Prices and Freight. WOODEN ANDWILLOW WARE. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Lamps and Chimneys. ea, Call and examine pfices before purchasing elsewhere, for you can save wey every time. ; No trouble to show goods and gi ces though “nary” cent changes hands. Tin Ware made and cindeak _taPGas and Water Pipe of all kinds always on hand and con& 29 Main Street. property to the a Soe Nevads, duly 16th, 1613, a a9 nections made with the City Wa. H’ SUST RECEIVED —AT HIS— [Palace of Fashion, ODD FELLOY’2’ BUILDING, ‘Nevada. City A Full Assortment of the VERY LATEST STYLES SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS; f-a < BUSINwWSS SUITS ALSO, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S [FURNISHING GOODS, . Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING. Nevada, March 25th, 1873,} CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, J. JACOBS wem ctfully inform the citi' gens oft ia city and surroundiny towns that he’is in constant receipt of the very finest brands of AWM _ wud CIGARS, . TOBACCO, ae PIPES, ETC. ETC. Which he offers for sale, wholesale~and retail, at the lowest cash prices. of Havana Cigars oa be accommodated by calling at my store, My arrangements sre such, and with a oe: a stock on hand, . am enabled to suppl ] retail dealers with Cigars-and wer rutes than they can buy the same brands in San Francisco. Call and examine the goods and prices. 'J. JACOBS, ymy23-—-Maesonic Building, Pine Street. NEW FRUIT STORE. CANNED Govps AND ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES. FRED. SENNER. Wore respectfully inform the peo. ple of Nevada City that ie hus opena FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE. ON PINE STREET, Adjoining George B. Turner's Hardware Store, And will have constantly on finest variety of Fresh Fruits to be had in the Stata. and the a7" I will also on hand all xinde.ot Vegetables, Canned Seanad Sooth bs I have made tor the fruit from Chapman's Ore » Which Wil] be received at my etore every ‘mornings aa fast as the fruit becomes By endeavoring to furnish the best of everything im my line, hope to merit share of public “ne. “ RED. SENNER. Nevada, May 24th 1678 NOTICE. LL persons indebted to me are re. quested to make settlement with W. H. Davidson, who is duly authoriaed by rue to make settlement: DANFEL CLANCY. ad Nevada, July 34, 1813. sic. J¥G WH. B. CAMPBELL, _ : ARCHITROF. i eases ond Ceumatnes drawn for and all Fe ana Figek * Gee Lara Pe Re on Broad and . “Nevada August 4th, 1872. W.E. DAVIDSON. JUSTICE OF ‘Tik Pra ce. and Colle ? ON ton: moade. Felle Cz Broad the aa "Fa sg ive Gentlemen in want of the finest brands ~ Candies >