July 24, 1877 (4 pages)

OVE, a, 1877, ig radi parts — eur in AS) ration of @ Poem hining . rs. ishes, Patri have arrived ¢ Himalayah the mystic 7 XQ. lowed to be ial Anniver. Irder; after up to more ments. To County 1 arded 3 follows: istakes—only . dash round Sierra Ne. a‘‘Joint.” 3, not much crubs of alj f a literary eppard,” andurt?? and “Lices.” y,and What ild Cat and rm’ Plague , n, or Life in , or the Un1s Remains,” r’s Delight.” é published a occation, and é direction of agers. un by the N. grounds from ley, 25 cents Nevada City ildren under bills. aintained, , Nic F THE BAND ITY, T ROVE ), 1877.3 Valley, ands has been enn for dancing, ould uot fail the Play some be intained. t 8:10 and E )MINEE HINN,E. ptember 5tb. )MINEE man. ON, ptem bet bth. See eee JRIES ave op ee. keys stock of GROscan betes fe sodas Lt e acalt. . The Daily Traisctips lined. There is to-be a camp—imect: NEVADA CITY, CAL, Local Brevities. _We stated a few*days ago that ‘some of the rich sulphburets from the North Fork Mine, .at~ Forest City, were being worked by Oscar Malt_ man, We learned yesterday that 617 pounds had been worked, from which 45 ounces of gold was realized, this being at the rate of about $2,488 per ton. 4 ‘To keep your wif. from ranving away with some other man, take a “can't elope” home with you, . F, H. McAllister has been selected as teacher of the scliool at Sweet land. _ Mrs. Wellman,’ with her family, consisting of two boys and two girls, havegone—to Seattle, Washington Tetritory to reside, “ The San Juan, Times Says: Jack Pelham,’ having failed to get the Democratic nomination for the Assembly, has become religigusly in2 objections to do house work.: Apply . at Room 59, National Exchange Ho . Season. Families supplied in_quanSituation Wanted. : ' By ‘a sompétent wontan) She is an excellent cook and laundréss. No tel, jy 22-2 ——-—___ _ Geo te the Palace Cigar and Tobacco store, Broad Street, next door to CG. Beckman’s Saloon. Cigars, Tobacco, Nuts, Candies and oranges are sold there cheajper than any other store in the county, This is a fact. jy19-tf Ice Cream Saloon. __Wm. Crawford has opened an Ice . Cream Saloon at the junction of Main and Commercial streets, where he will be prepared to serve up ice cream and other delicacies of the tities to suit, at the lowest possible rates, Call and see, ~jy20-iw‘Trestles and Rollers for Sale. . Suitable for moving houses, ‘tan be had at a bargain, by calfiog on J. H. Boardman, Transcript Office. e For Sale, ingou his ranch; about ten miles south of Grass Valley, beginning on Friday, the 34 day of August. Ii Jack obtains a change of heart, he ‘awill-vote thereafter the Republican ticket. It is a fine way. tomuke Republicans by converting tuen to the’ Christian religion, Republicanism and religion go hand in hand together, Aman can’t Well be a Chris. tian and not bea Republican. Gov. Irwin has-offered a reward of -$300, Cal. Clarke $300 and O. P. Stidger $50—650 in all—for the apprehension of the parties who mur. dered Wm; S. Davis, at North San Juan in May last. Jackson & Roberts’ Store. The Grocery and Provision store, kept by R. Roberts, Opposite the New York Hotel, Broad street, has been sold to Josiah Jackson, who has had charge of. the business, and W. G. Richards,son of Wm. Richards of the New York Hotel. These gen. tlemen start in with a fine stock of groceries, provisions, produce, ete., which they propose to sell ‘as low as the lowest. They invite all to examine their stock and prices, and assure all that it shall be their endeavor to please. Read their advertisement. : Nice Present. G. 8. S. Getchell, Esq., was the recipient of ‘a very fine white plug hat, on Saturday evening last, Mr. Getchell has been acting as Deputy Road Commiggioner under Allan,and attending to toad matters for the Supervisors, and therefore the present, for performiag lis Autiés so well. We did not learn whether the county paid for it, or the Supervisors; but that don’t make any difference. Getchell has got the hat and he is very proud of it. : = Bracelet Lost. A lady’s gold bracelet, black enameled, was lost if _this city on Friday last. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office, Pic Nic, Next Sanday there will be & pic nie at Ismert’s Grove, for the benefit of the new Brass Band of this city. Trains will leave this city at 8:10 and 11 o’clock, a.m. Good music and dancing, and a gay time for all who attend. . * : Who said they did? The Demoeratic legislative nomi-} nees do not employ LarGcE numbers of Chinamen.—(rass Valley Union. Who said they did? We asked if any of them employed: Chinamen? aad you reply as above quoted, ‘*Muaddled.’> This is the caption of a short atticle in the Grass Valley Union, of Sunday. The firstsentence reads as follows: “We are muddled.” (The italics are ours.) Now, for the life . , of us we cannot understand why the editor of the Union should expose . the latest publications. He will conted North Fork mine, at Forest City, in Sierra county, are offered for sale in lots to suit purchasers. For {ull particulars address K, §, T., care of TRANscRIPT office, Nevada City. Nevada, July 15th, 1877-2w. ae Special Notice. Mrs. A. Johnston, Clairvoyant, healing and test medium can be consulted at No. 4 West Broad Street. Terms moderate. jy6-Im Sheet Music, P. H. Belden corner of Pine and Commercial streets, has just received five hundred dollars. wor of Sheet music, of every kind, and_ of tinue to keep on hand a full stock of music to which he invites the attention of purchasers, All new music as s00n as issued can be found’’at my store hereafter. Remember, the Place corner of Pine and Commercial streets, Nevada’ City. 3 Nevada, July 6th, 1877.Clothing! Clothing: The largest and best assortment of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Farnishing Goods, Boots; and Ladies Shoes, at the lowest prices; at © HYMAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine Streets. ina: House for Sale. The beautiful residence, one of the best in the city, on Aristocracy Hill, ‘noWoecupied by D. Wellington, is offered for sale on reasonable terms, for cash. For farther particulars nquire of J. E. Brown. st the office of the South Yuba Canal Co. Nevada City, July 15th-tf Fer Sale. One three-spring two-horse express wagon, nearly new, for sale cheap. Enquire at this office. FLOWER SEEDS. _ CHOICE BULBS FOR SPRING PLANTING JUST RECEIVED —~AT— PRESTON’S, AND OFFERED AT CATALOGUE RATES, CLOVER SEEDS, GEASS SEEDS, GARDEN SEEDS, All at the LOWEST MARKET RATES, Drugs, Patent Medicines and Twenty-five shares in the celebra-. HE CopartnersLip heretofore existing ___. A full Assoriment T between Hartwell k Clark in the Bit OF . -ver Palace. Saloon, Nevada City, is dis solved. ROCERIES! SUCCESSOR TO LESTER & MULLOY, =P DEALER IN GROCERIES, a eo ‘CROCKERY, Ete,, etc, ——— LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORT. A MENT OF enue -_ : COUNT FOR JOINT SENATOR, H. K. TURNER. > FOR SENATOR, 4: MM, WALLING, Of Nevaila. . FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, REUBEN LEECH, Of Grass Valley, H. ~ EVERETT, Of Bridgeport, B. F. BACON, Of Boca. FOR SHERIFF, J. 8." McBRIDE, Of Bridgeport, i FOR COUNTY. CLERK, W. J. SHINN, Of Truckee, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, Le . Family Groceries KEPT, ARRIVING DAILY FROM HEADQUARTERS ' Will be sold and deliver-. ed promptly, at the, LOWEST LIVING RATES. FINE WINES AND BRANDIES. 3 Ikeep the BEST quality of Groceries in the market. . OHAS. E. MULLOY. 52 Broad Street. THOSSHURTLEFF, &. JAMIESON. JUST OPENED. . SHURTLEFF & JAMIESON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, JUNCTION OF MAIN AND COYOTE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, AVE JUST OPENED AT THE ABOVE PLACE WITH A FAMILY GROCERIES, Canned Goods, Produce, etc. Which they will sell Very Cheap for Cash. We will deliver a11 Goods sold by us, within a reasonable distance, FREE OF CHARGE. We intend putting the prices of our goods down to the LOWEsT FIGURE, and will therefore sell -“ STRICTLY FOR CASH. Call at the New Grocery Store and save money by buying for cash. may30 —_— ROGER CONLAN, AS constantly on hand, in tottles and H on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator” and Culmbacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, ~ Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from . DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. Personsasking fs Credit will be refuse 4. 3 KROGER CONLAN, jy6 . Broad Street, Nevada City. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. — 0 J.O, HARTWELL, July 14, 1877. M, c. CLARE. Toilet Articles, Always On Hand. RFSCR’ PTIONS aceurstely compoun ed at all hours of the day or night. Nevada Drug Store, _ E: M. PRESTON, Prop’r. his private affairs throngh the col, "mos of his paper, Suppose you _ are “muddled” whose business is it. Get muddled’ ag Often as you darn please, but don’t tell of it again in the paper, THEux was shipped overland by tail from Sacramento last month to points east of Omaha 682,800 pounds Wool, 196,060 pounds” vegetables, 106,400 poynds bides und pelts, 96, stock of Which he offers ror sale wholesale or retail. Try it-—-It is ry Genuine Madeira Wine. ed C. BECKMAN, T THE CORNER OF BROAD AND 0 kinds of In the Neatest Manner and on the on West Broad street. DRESS MAKING, Ete. MES. E. F. MORSE, OULD inform the Ladies of Nevada City, that-she is prepared to do ail DRESS MAKING, most Reasonable Terms. Children’s’ and. Infants’ Suits made to rder in short notice. Residence—next above Mr. Lones’ house, } Nevada, July llth, 1877. Pine Streets, has on hand a large FINE MADEIRA WINE, the Finest Wine 100, pounds , fruit, 87,500 pounds’ wine, 9,300 pounds brandy and 20,600 Poundy offlour, © © Bd j July 14, 1877-1m. Ever Brought to Nevada City. Gold Dust beught and seld EHul' CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, lien discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or builion ;. for coinage at the Mint. Correspondent, €wiss-American, Bazk San Francisco Large and well selected stock ot Of Truckee. . FOR COUNTY TREASURER, W.K. SPENCER, Of Grass Valley, FoR cotnry RECORDER, oe JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. FOR SUPT. OF scHoots, G. E. ROBINSON, Of North Bloomfield. FOR COUNTY sURvFyor, H.S. BRADLEY, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR; JOHN GLASSON, : Of “Grass Valley, FOR CORONER, WILLIAM C. GROVES, Of Nevada City, ~ ———— « FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT No, 1 (Nevada Township) W. H. SMITH, Of Nevada City. hth, 1877. REPUBLICAN . Y TICKET. Of Nevada City. Election, Wednesday, September ee A n TP Pe EL DORADO COUN FIRST-CLASS FOR ‘YOUNG LADIES THIS INSTITUTION OFF a TY, CALIFORNIA. IN ALL THAT ce NSTITUTES A PLEASANT HOME —AND A—SEMINARY, — AND GENTLEMEN, SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES. The next term comme ees Aug st 20th, 1877. For =. information address the Principal, : of E. B. CONKLIN, A.M, wn one }W. J. JOHNSTON, stackssarsna (At the old Hardware-Store) ON MAIN STREET, ‘ Has on hand and is constantly recetving, HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Iron and Steel, Carpenters’ “ Tools, Nails and Shovels, Wheelbarrows. Rope,all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves, Picks, Axes, Hoes and Rakes. Hydraulic Pipe made to order, Rubber Hose, Belting and Packing. DEMOCRATIC FOR JOINT SENATOR, ' NILES SEARLS. FOR SENATOR, JOHN C. COLEMAN, Of Grass Valley. FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, GEORGE W. GIFFIN, Of Truckee; 8. L. BLACKWELL, Of Moore’s Flat; MICHAEL GARVER, Of Nevada City. FOR SHERIFF, WM. H. MONTGOMERY, Of Grass Valley. FOR COUNTY CLERK, JAMES D. WHITE, Of Washington Township, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, GEORGE §S. HUPP, Of Nevada City. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, JERE. N. PAYNE, Of Truckee. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN J. ROGERS, Of Nevada City. ': FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, FRANK POWER, Of Nevada City. POR COUNTY sURVEYOR, JAMES CHAMPION, Of Grass Valley. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, CHARLES W. KITTS, Of Grass Valley. FOR CORONER, pate BARTEL JOHNSON, Of Grass Valley. FOR SUPERVISOR DIST. No. 1, (Nevada Township) PH. BELDEN, Of Nevada City. is77@, Sits, jyi-m, § COUNTY TICKET. lection, Wednesday, September ". tion of the shep end do as good work as ; VING sold out my entire business . ls. _by th H* : . _ City, ale irtending to City Board of Trnstees, up to August 16th, ‘. COLLECTION ENFORCED, ‘Take Doors and Windows, Glass and Patty, White Lead, —— Oils, of all kinds, — Giant, California aud Eastern Powder and Fuse, . Of all kinds and sizes. TINWARE, A large and complete assortment, ‘{and everything else usually found in a first class establishment of this kind. . EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BESOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES. —_— Gas. and Water hand, and eonnections made with the City Water Works. W. 3. JOHNSTON, ; 27 an 29 Muin Street. Nevada (ity, March 16, 1877. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. DESIRE to inform those who have so lo.g been the patrons of my horse shoeing establishment on Main Street,that Uhave cisposed of my interest in the same together with the right to use and turn my patent shoe, and my goud will of the concern, to Dan. Clancy and hereby request my old customers te continue their patronage with Mr Clancy, who has all the facilities and ability to keep up the reputaalways on Was ever done by myrelf. j aRT. BARTON, Nevada City, July 19th, 1877. AVING purchased the shop, materiale and good willof Barton’s horse-shoeiug establishment I take this opportunity to inform all my friends.and the customersof the shop thatlam prepared to do horseshoeing in all its branches and guarBarton’s die for turning steel] shoes and . also the right to use his steel faced shoe. Owners of horses are assured that my utl most efforts will’be exerted to satirfy al and do work unexceHed in the county. jyl9-tf DAN. CLANCY, Notice of Dissolution. YVHE Co-partnership heretofere éxisting between Kent & Hanson, is this day dissolved. by mutual cousent, All debis due the firua of Kent & Hausen, are psya—AND— ; WAGON .SHOP, * — ® ©. LOCKLIN, would respectfully e inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity, that he is prepared to do al} and every kind of BLACKSMILTHING with Promptne: s and Dispatch, i ALSO PREPARED TO MAKE WAGONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Horse Shoeing a Specialty. First Class Mining Picks, with Handles, all complete, can be , had at this Establishment for . _$24 00 per dozen. J.C. LOCXLIN, Near the Broad and Main street bridges. Nevada City, June 19th, 1877.-lm 1 Photo Crome Pictures, THE MOST DURABLE PICTURE OF THE AGE, HOSE EXQUISITE MINIATUES COLORED I) OIL; WH. *t MRS. vo. F. RUDOLPH Is taking at ner Photograph Ga Call and examine speci Ne » June 13, JOHN JACK’S CIGAR, TOBACCO AND VARIETY SsTO PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL, I TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Comprising all the Favorite Brands. Gentlemen should by all means -cal} and examine my stock; and they wiil®find that I give a better quality of CIGARS for less mouey than any other store in town.Q AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF ANOTHER LARGE AND CHOICE SOCK OF I also keep on hand a full supply of for eign and domestic Fruits of all kinds, Candies,’ Nuts, Fireworks, etc. If you want good bargains, call on jn90 JOHN JACK S H. S. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, And U. S&S, Deputy Surveyor -NEVADA CITY, Can Nevada City Saly 2d, 1876. : NEVADA HORSE SHOEING FORGE. case SHOEING of every description H performed at the 2 Nevada Horse Shoeing Forge, AT KEITH'S OLD STAND, (NEAR THE PLAZA,) : "NEVADA CITY, Owners of lame, interfering, quarter. cracked , foundered, or other hoof-diseased antee satisfaction, Ihave the right to use. horses, should bring them to our establishment, where they will be treated scientifically, and on improved principles. The proprietors have for ‘the past two years cone the SHOEING at the shop ef ART. BARTON, Main Street. Satisfaction Guarantecc, WALLACE & HERZINGEE, jy 17 Proprietors. ele 5 Ghee) aa CHAS. KENT, A. H. HANSON, PAY UP! —jy20 , w ut to cull and settle without frrther notice. All accounts not paid: wy . a ‘ t placed in the hands of an attorney and H 8 indebtedto me, by note or! from: Lones’ building to Building, on Pine stret, about on he FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, will be . spocifications can be s i the Neva . ren: r { TO CONTRACTORS. — ene ’ No is hereby given that sealed proposnis will be received by the ly, notice is hereby given . 1877, for-the building of a Stone Sewer, the, Maseru lan, feet, Plans nut en at the office o} red and twenty-five a De ily TRAN? ~ on

OVE, a, 1877, ig radi parts — eur in AS) ration of @ Poem hining . rs. ishes, Patri have arrived ¢ Himalayah the mystic 7 XQ. lowed to be ial Anniver. Irder; after up to more ments. To County 1 arded 3 follows: istakes—only . dash round Sierra Ne. a‘‘Joint.” 3, not much crubs of alj f a literary eppard,” andurt?? and “Lices.” y,and What ild Cat and rm’ Plague , n, or Life in , or the Un1s Remains,” r’s Delight.” é published a occation, and é direction of agers. un by the N. grounds from ley, 25 cents Nevada City ildren under bills. aintained, , Nic F THE BAND ITY, T ROVE ), 1877.3 Valley, ands has been enn for dancing, ould uot fail the Play some be intained. t 8:10 and E )MINEE HINN,E. ptember 5tb. )MINEE man. ON, ptem bet bth. See eee JRIES ave op ee. keys stock of GROscan betes fe sodas Lt e acalt. . The Daily Traisctips lined. There is to-be a camp—imect: NEVADA CITY, CAL, Local Brevities. _We stated a few*days ago that ‘some of the rich sulphburets from the North Fork Mine, .at~ Forest City, were being worked by Oscar Malt_ man, We learned yesterday that 617 pounds had been worked, from which 45 ounces of gold was realized, this being at the rate of about $2,488 per ton. 4 ‘To keep your wif. from ranving away with some other man, take a “can't elope” home with you, . F, H. McAllister has been selected as teacher of the scliool at Sweet land. _ Mrs. Wellman,’ with her family, consisting of two boys and two girls, havegone—to Seattle, Washington Tetritory to reside, “ The San Juan, Times Says: Jack Pelham,’ having failed to get the Democratic nomination for the Assembly, has become religigusly in2 objections to do house work.: Apply . at Room 59, National Exchange Ho . Season. Families supplied in_quanSituation Wanted. : ' By ‘a sompétent wontan) She is an excellent cook and laundréss. No tel, jy 22-2 ——-—___ _ Geo te the Palace Cigar and Tobacco store, Broad Street, next door to CG. Beckman’s Saloon. Cigars, Tobacco, Nuts, Candies and oranges are sold there cheajper than any other store in the county, This is a fact. jy19-tf Ice Cream Saloon. __Wm. Crawford has opened an Ice . Cream Saloon at the junction of Main and Commercial streets, where he will be prepared to serve up ice cream and other delicacies of the tities to suit, at the lowest possible rates, Call and see, ~jy20-iw‘Trestles and Rollers for Sale. . Suitable for moving houses, ‘tan be had at a bargain, by calfiog on J. H. Boardman, Transcript Office. e For Sale, ingou his ranch; about ten miles south of Grass Valley, beginning on Friday, the 34 day of August. Ii Jack obtains a change of heart, he ‘awill-vote thereafter the Republican ticket.. It is a fine way. tomuke Republicans by converting tuen to the’ Christian religion, Republicanism and religion go hand in hand together, Aman can’t Well be a Chris. tian and not bea Republican. Gov. Irwin has-offered a reward of -$300, Cal. Clarke $300 and O. P. Stidger $50—650 in all—for the apprehension of the parties who mur. dered Wm; S. Davis, at North San Juan in May last. Jackson & Roberts’ Store. The Grocery and Provision store, kept by R. Roberts, Opposite the New York Hotel, Broad street, has been sold to Josiah Jackson, who has had charge of. the business, and W. G. Richards,son of Wm. Richards of the New York Hotel. These gen. tlemen start in with a fine stock of groceries, provisions, produce, ete., which they propose to sell ‘as low as the lowest. They invite all to examine their stock and prices, and assure all that it shall be their endeavor to please. Read their advertisement. : Nice Present. G. 8. S. Getchell, Esq., was the recipient of ‘a very fine white plug hat, on Saturday evening last, Mr. Getchell has been acting as Deputy Road Commiggioner under Allan,and attending to toad matters for the Supervisors, and therefore the present, for performiag lis Autiés so well. We did not learn whether the county paid for it, or the Supervisors; but that don’t make any difference. Getchell has got the hat and he is very proud of it. : = Bracelet Lost. A lady’s gold bracelet, black enameled, was lost if _this city on Friday last. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office, Pic Nic, Next Sanday there will be & pic nie at Ismert’s Grove, for the benefit of the new Brass Band of this city. Trains will leave this city at 8:10 and 11 o’clock, a.m. Good music and dancing, and a gay time for all who attend. . * : Who said they did? The Demoeratic legislative nomi-} nees do not employ LarGcE numbers of Chinamen.—(rass Valley Union. Who said they did? We asked if any of them employed: Chinamen? aad you reply as above quoted, ‘*Muaddled.’> This is the caption of a short atticle in the Grass Valley Union, of Sunday. The firstsentence reads as follows: “We are muddled.” (The italics are ours.) Now, for the life . , of us we cannot understand why the editor of the Union should expose . the latest publications. He will conted North Fork mine, at Forest City, in Sierra county, are offered for sale in lots to suit purchasers. For {ull particulars address K, §, T., care of TRANscRIPT office, Nevada City. Nevada, July 15th, 1877-2w. ae Special Notice. Mrs. A. Johnston, Clairvoyant, healing and test medium can be consulted at No. 4 West Broad Street. Terms moderate. jy6-Im Sheet Music, P. H. Belden corner of Pine and Commercial streets, has just received five hundred dollars. wor of Sheet music, of every kind, and_ of tinue to keep on hand a full stock of music to which he invites the attention of purchasers, All new music as s00n as issued can be found’’at my store hereafter. Remember, the Place corner of Pine and Commercial streets, Nevada’ City. 3 Nevada, July 6th, 1877.Clothing! Clothing: The largest and best assortment of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Farnishing Goods, Boots; and Ladies Shoes, at the lowest prices; at © HYMAN BROS., Corner Broad and Pine Streets. ina: House for Sale. The beautiful residence, one of the best in the city, on Aristocracy Hill, ‘noWoecupied by D. Wellington, is offered for sale on reasonable terms, for cash. For farther particulars nquire of J. E. Brown. st the office of the South Yuba Canal Co. Nevada City, July 15th-tf Fer Sale. One three-spring two-horse express wagon, nearly new, for sale cheap. Enquire at this office. FLOWER SEEDS. _ CHOICE BULBS FOR SPRING PLANTING JUST RECEIVED —~AT— PRESTON’S, AND OFFERED AT CATALOGUE RATES, CLOVER SEEDS, GEASS SEEDS, GARDEN SEEDS, All at the LOWEST MARKET RATES, Drugs, Patent Medicines and Twenty-five shares in the celebra-. HE CopartnersLip heretofore existing ___. A full Assoriment T between Hartwell k Clark in the Bit OF . -ver Palace. Saloon, Nevada City, is dis solved. ROCERIES! SUCCESSOR TO LESTER & MULLOY, =P DEALER IN GROCERIES, a eo ‘CROCKERY, Ete,, etc, ——— LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORT. A MENT OF enue -_ : COUNT FOR JOINT SENATOR, H. K. TURNER. > FOR SENATOR, 4: MM, WALLING, Of Nevaila. . FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, REUBEN LEECH, Of Grass Valley, H. ~ EVERETT, Of Bridgeport, B. F. BACON, Of Boca. FOR SHERIFF, J. 8." McBRIDE, Of Bridgeport, i FOR COUNTY. CLERK, W. J. SHINN, Of Truckee, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, Le . Family Groceries KEPT, ARRIVING DAILY FROM HEADQUARTERS ' Will be sold and deliver-. ed promptly, at the, LOWEST LIVING RATES. FINE WINES AND BRANDIES. 3 Ikeep the BEST quality of Groceries in the market. . OHAS. E. MULLOY. 52 Broad Street. THOSSHURTLEFF, &. JAMIESON. JUST OPENED. . SHURTLEFF & JAMIESON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, JUNCTION OF MAIN AND COYOTE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, AVE JUST OPENED AT THE ABOVE PLACE WITH A FAMILY GROCERIES, Canned Goods, Produce, etc. Which they will sell Very Cheap for Cash. We will deliver a11 Goods sold by us, within a reasonable distance, FREE OF CHARGE. We intend putting the prices of our goods down to the LOWEsT FIGURE, and will therefore sell -“ STRICTLY FOR CASH. Call at the New Grocery Store and save money by buying for cash. may30 —_— ROGER CONLAN, AS constantly on hand, in tottles and H on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator” and Culmbacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, ~ Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from . DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. Personsasking fs Credit will

be refuse 4. 3 KROGER CONLAN, jy6 . Broad Street, Nevada City. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. — 0 J.O, HARTWELL, July 14, 1877. M, c. CLARE. Toilet Articles, Always On Hand. RFSCR’ PTIONS aceurstely compoun ed at all hours of the day or night. Nevada Drug Store, _ E: M. PRESTON, Prop’r. his private affairs throngh the col, "mos of his paper, Suppose you _ are “muddled” whose business is it. Get muddled’ ag Often as you darn please, but don’t tell of it again in the paper, THEux was shipped overland by tail from Sacramento last month to points east of Omaha 682,800 pounds Wool, 196,060 pounds” vegetables, 106,400 poynds bides und pelts, 96, stock of Which he offers ror sale wholesale or retail. Try it-—-It is ry Genuine Madeira Wine. ed C. BECKMAN, T THE CORNER OF BROAD AND 0 kinds of In the Neatest Manner and on the on West Broad street. DRESS MAKING, Ete. MES. E. F. MORSE, OULD inform the Ladies of Nevada City, that-she is prepared to do ail DRESS MAKING, most Reasonable Terms. Children’s’ and. Infants’ Suits made to rder in short notice. Residence—next above Mr. Lones’ house, } Nevada, July llth, 1877. Pine Streets, has on hand a large FINE MADEIRA WINE, the Finest Wine 100, pounds , fruit, 87,500 pounds’ wine, 9,300 pounds brandy and 20,600 Poundy offlour, © © Bd j July 14, 1877-1m. Ever Brought to Nevada City. Gold Dust beught and seld EHul' CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, lien discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or builion ;. for coinage at the Mint. Correspondent, €wiss-American, Bazk San Francisco Large and well selected stock ot Of Truckee. . FOR COUNTY TREASURER, W.K. SPENCER, Of Grass Valley, FoR cotnry RECORDER, oe JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. FOR SUPT. OF scHoots, G. E. ROBINSON, Of North Bloomfield. FOR COUNTY sURvFyor, H.S. BRADLEY, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR; JOHN GLASSON, : Of “Grass Valley, FOR CORONER, WILLIAM C. GROVES, Of Nevada City, ~ ———— « FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT No, 1 (Nevada Township) W. H. SMITH, Of Nevada City. hth, 1877. REPUBLICAN . Y TICKET. Of Nevada City. Election, Wednesday, September ee A n TP Pe EL DORADO COUN FIRST-CLASS FOR ‘YOUNG LADIES THIS INSTITUTION OFF a TY, CALIFORNIA. IN ALL THAT ce NSTITUTES A PLEASANT HOME —AND A—SEMINARY, — AND GENTLEMEN, SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES. The next term comme ees Aug st 20th, 1877. For =. information address the Principal, : of E. B. CONKLIN, A.M, wn one }W. J. JOHNSTON, stackssarsna (At the old Hardware-Store) ON MAIN STREET, ‘ Has on hand and is constantly recetving, HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Iron and Steel, Carpenters’ “ Tools, Nails and Shovels, Wheelbarrows. Rope,all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves, Picks, Axes, Hoes and Rakes. Hydraulic Pipe made to order, Rubber Hose, Belting and Packing. DEMOCRATIC FOR JOINT SENATOR, ' NILES SEARLS. FOR SENATOR, JOHN C. COLEMAN, Of Grass Valley. FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, GEORGE W. GIFFIN, Of Truckee; 8. L. BLACKWELL, Of Moore’s Flat; MICHAEL GARVER, Of Nevada City. FOR SHERIFF, WM. H. MONTGOMERY, Of Grass Valley. FOR COUNTY CLERK, JAMES D. WHITE, Of Washington Township, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, GEORGE §S. HUPP, Of Nevada City. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, JERE. N. PAYNE, Of Truckee. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN J. ROGERS, Of Nevada City. ': FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, FRANK POWER, Of Nevada City. POR COUNTY sURVEYOR, JAMES CHAMPION, Of Grass Valley. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, CHARLES W. KITTS, Of Grass Valley. FOR CORONER, pate BARTEL JOHNSON, Of Grass Valley. FOR SUPERVISOR DIST. No. 1, (Nevada Township) PH. BELDEN, Of Nevada City. is77@, Sits, jyi-m, § COUNTY TICKET. lection, Wednesday, September ". tion of the shep end do as good work as ; VING sold out my entire business . ls. _by th H* : . _ City, ale irtending to City Board of Trnstees, up to August 16th, ‘. COLLECTION ENFORCED, ‘Take Doors and Windows, Glass and Patty, White Lead, —— Oils, of all kinds, — Giant, California aud Eastern Powder and Fuse, . Of all kinds and sizes. TINWARE, A large and complete assortment, ‘{and everything else usually found in a first class establishment of this kind. . EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BESOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES. —_— Gas. and Water hand, and eonnections made with the City Water Works. W. 3. JOHNSTON, ; 27 an 29 Muin Street. Nevada (ity, March 16, 1877. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. DESIRE to inform those who have so lo.g been the patrons of my horse shoeing establishment on Main Street,that Uhave cisposed of my interest in the same together with the right to use and turn my patent shoe, and my goud will of the concern, to Dan. Clancy and hereby request my old customers te continue their patronage with Mr Clancy, who has all the facilities and ability to keep up the reputaalways on Was ever done by myrelf. j aRT. BARTON, Nevada City, July 19th, 1877. AVING purchased the shop, materiale and good willof Barton’s horse-shoeiug establishment I take this opportunity to inform all my friends.and the customersof the shop thatlam prepared to do horseshoeing in all its branches and guarBarton’s die for turning steel] shoes and . also the right to use his steel faced shoe. Owners of horses are assured that my utl most efforts will’be exerted to satirfy al and do work unexceHed in the county. jyl9-tf DAN. CLANCY, Notice of Dissolution. YVHE Co-partnership heretofere éxisting between Kent & Hanson, is this day dissolved. by mutual cousent, All debis due the firua of Kent & Hausen, are psya—AND— ; WAGON .SHOP, * — ® ©. LOCKLIN, would respectfully e inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity, that he is prepared to do al} and every kind of BLACKSMILTHING with Promptne: s and Dispatch, i ALSO PREPARED TO MAKE WAGONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Horse Shoeing a Specialty. First Class Mining Picks, with Handles, all complete, can be , had at this Establishment for . _$24 00 per dozen. J.C. LOCXLIN, Near the Broad and Main street bridges. Nevada City, June 19th, 1877.-lm 1 Photo Crome Pictures, THE MOST DURABLE PICTURE OF THE AGE, HOSE EXQUISITE MINIATUES COLORED I) OIL; WH. *t MRS. vo. F. RUDOLPH Is taking at ner Photograph Ga Call and examine speci Ne » June 13, JOHN JACK’S CIGAR, TOBACCO AND VARIETY SsTO PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL, I TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Comprising all the Favorite Brands. Gentlemen should by all means -cal} and examine my stock; and they wiil®find that I give a better quality of CIGARS for less mouey than any other store in town.Q AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF ANOTHER LARGE AND CHOICE SOCK OF I also keep on hand a full supply of for eign and domestic Fruits of all kinds, Candies,’ Nuts, Fireworks, etc. If you want good bargains, call on jn90 JOHN JACK S H. S. BRADLEY, CIVIL ENGINEER, And U. S&S, Deputy Surveyor -NEVADA CITY, Can Nevada City Saly 2d, 1876. : NEVADA HORSE SHOEING FORGE. case SHOEING of every description H performed at the 2 Nevada Horse Shoeing Forge, AT KEITH'S OLD STAND, (NEAR THE PLAZA,) : "NEVADA CITY, Owners of lame, interfering, quarter. cracked , foundered, or other hoof-diseased antee satisfaction, Ihave the right to use. horses, should bring them to our establishment, where they will be treated scientifically, and on improved principles. The proprietors have for ‘the past two years cone the SHOEING at the shop ef ART. BARTON, Main Street. Satisfaction Guarantecc, WALLACE & HERZINGEE, jy 17 Proprietors. ele 5 Ghee) aa CHAS. KENT, A. H. HANSON, PAY UP! —jy20 , w ut to cull and settle without frrther notice. All accounts not paid: wy . a ‘ t placed in the hands of an attorney and H 8 indebtedto me, by note or! from: Lones’ building to Building, on Pine stret, about on he FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, will be . spocifications can be s i the Neva . ren: r { TO CONTRACTORS. — ene ’ No is hereby given that sealed proposnis will be received by the ly, notice is hereby given . 1877, for-the building of a Stone Sewer, the, Maseru lan, feet, Plans nut en at the office o} red and twenty-five a De ily TRAN? ~ on