July 24, 1884 (4 pages)

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Bloomfiel Moore's Flat an} Graniteville, , (Sunday ex2:30 P, M. 6:20 a. M. 11:30 4, Mm '3. 6:20 a. M. 11:30 a. M. WALLACE J, WILLIAMS, P. M. dge Searls at Salt Lake. ge Niles Searls, who recently allpntertained by Mr. Kirpatrick, a fod and genial member of the at that place, who will be rebered with much kindness by y of our readers ag a former resit of Grasa Valley,and that priace good fellows, Pat. Lannan, one of ¢ proprietors of the Salt Lake Triune. -Searls says they treated him o an inside view of pretty much everpthing in their growing and _prosperous city except the ENpowMEnT Hovsg, and had he stayed longer he thinks Linnan would have treated him to the initiatory degree, even there. He met Judge Goodwin editor of the ‘Tribune, . which he describes asone of the clearest headed men with whom he came in contact while absent. Also Governor. Murray, who has been recently reappointed to the gubernatorial office, after very strong opposition by the Mormoas. He thinks Governor Murray ia the right man in the right place; dignified, courteous and liberal. Ino sentiment, he is nevertheless firm and self-reliant, just the man for the emergencies of his position. The gentiles are enthusiastic in their appreciation of him, and should Cleveland be elected, Searls proposes to leave Governor Murray in office. S ————— © eWhar’s Robinson ? A few days ago Robinson, the anti-debris spy, or expert as some people call him, visited a small hydraulcity, and gave orders to have the works closed ‘down, or in default commenced against the owners. This is what we call very small potato business, when we take intoconit would take several years for any of thedebris from this little mine to reach any of the rivers. If Robinson wants a’ ant, and call his attention to a man in this city who threatens to take a bath, for the.first time in two years. By this operation a large amount of slickens will doubtless be sent into Deer Creek, and this would be a good opportunity for the anti-debris fiends to exercise their authority. Sawyer will grant the injunction if somebody will only ask for it. The anti-debris fellows’are anxious to earn not shut their eyes to thia great wrong which is threatened. teeWhat Should Be Expected. The farmers of Yuba and Satter county are complaining severely because theyare being overrun with army worms. In addition to this many of their horses are afflicted with a new disease which proves fatal to -everyone attacked>-—Wa would inform those anti-debris chaps that they, their animals, their crops and everything thereto appertaining willin time be. scorched for their miserable conduct towards the hydraulic miners. Providence doing all things well'and at the proper time. Their present affliction is but the beginuing of the misery which will follow them to the end of their days. Broad Street Repairs. This thoroughfare is now thescene of great activity, not only in # pockets of property owners, br t mk the work that is being done Ne bie street, A large number i aiiae ae engaged in hauling ook and the ed le being w aterially raised. waers of heavy A freight team; in piesa» leet anew road-bed will “_ conelusion that it was oor . about Jordan being a hard order travel. °49 cursiuz will bain for awhile. Ina few wasks oad street will be tha baat piece of road in the county. 2 tn rea a NN From Mnine to California. Is the title of a ‘beautiful patriotic song, by Will L. Thompson, whose Songy,have already reached a sale of over a million copies. . It has a very stiring chorus,and will make asplendid campaign song. Everybody will soon be singing ‘‘From Maine to California.” Send 35 cents to the. publishers: W.L. TuHomp3on & Co., v East Liverpool, Ohio; * . Very Pleasant. The weather yest -rday was quite warm. It would really seem now that summe: weather was near at changed in a few days A.M. to 11:10 a. M. change by the later arcival. of tha Union den; and-part will bs-owing to the slower runningtime on the Central July 21st says: Last night State the Shelby Fish Hatchery, had a most na” row escape from drowning. T’ dependence their boat was struck ee eenates toned }An Old Mine‘to be Re-opened at ‘ : Grass Valley. A meeting of the subscribers to the stock of the North Star Mining Co., was held at Grass Valley on Monday evening, says the Tidings. There were about 109 stocchollers present, representing merchants, miners and professional men. Mr, W. B. Bourn, President of the Company, called the meeting to order and, proceeded to state that the object for which tha meeting was called was te inform the subscribers what. had been done since having received their signatures, and submit for their inspection all books, papers, etc, The papers of incorporation of the new company, the deed of the old the consent of sale of stockholders.of the old company, together with other ducuments, were read and approved of. After which remarks were made by several stockholders warmly endorsing the enterprise and eulogizing its projectors. A motion was then introduced as follows: Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that the Board of Directors be instructed to immediately call in the first installment of 25 per cent, and start to work onthe mine, The resolution was carried unani mously. Work will be commenced removing Scotia company’s building and machinery immediately after the first installment is paid, The directors of the company will meet tomorrow, at San Francisco. ‘Now the people of Grass Valley can safely look forward to a new era’ in mining. © Mr.Bourn stated that there was a plan on fovt in San Francisco, among capitalists ‘to introduce uew water power into Grass Valley, from such a point that every mine in this part of the country ‘any circumstances, which settles the matter.so far as he is concerned. could be run with water power, and the resumption of work atthe North Star mine would be an incetitive to immediate operations on the part of the new water company, The expense of wood alone in running a large mine is enormous, and the introduction of the new water system will enable many mines, containing low grade ore, to be successiully worked. Wood for winter use will be immediately put in at the North Star, so that when the steam isstarted there will beno delay in the work. Our people have'a right to rejoice over the ‘bright prospects, and at present writing it looks as though Grass Walley would. soon be better than she ever was. We are incredibly informea that the Allison Ranch willbe the next mine to fa'l into line. Mountaineer Mine. The Mountaineer mine ‘continues to look splendid. They have a twofoot ledge in one drift, and .a fourfoot ledge in another, and the rock is of good grade. The new 20-stamp mill will ve put in operation the early part of next month. It is said the owners have taken out more money than the mine cost, besides making many valuable improvements. Unless a mine in Nevada county does just that thing San Francisco capitalists have no faith in mines sv near home. . The Change in Time. The San Francisco. Bulletin reiterates the statement made by it about ten days ago, concerning a proposed’ change in the morning time on the C. P. R. R., and says that the arriving time for the Central Pacific express train will be from 7:40 Part of this necessitated will be Pacitie express, west-bound, at OyPacific east of Truckee. ae ee © Oe Saved From Drowning. A dispatch from Truckee da'ted Fish Commissioner Dibble, C. D. Trons, editor of the Truckee Republican, and Mr. Shelby, proprietor of Whi? , trolling for trout upom Lake by s sudden squall and capsized, precipitating the occupants into the water. After severe exertion the gentlemen were rescued, suffering only from a big scare and the loss of their fish and fishing tackle. Disturbing Religious Proceedings. ~ Kittie Mitchell, a resident of D street bagnio, was arrested at Virginia. City for disturbing the proceedings of General Newton and the Lawson sisters Salvation Army. The woman was druok at the time and her interruptions were so freher in the refrigerator on a charge of disorderly conduct. : ———$— « Recovering Rapidly. . Fred Brown, who has been dangerously ill for several weeks, is recovering very rapidly. He was able to set up in bed a little while yestér. ‘Will Soon be Opened. ‘The new wagon roai from ‘Grass Valley to North San Juan will-be open for travel about the last of the. [,tion point. county offering to supply all with .not go that far, but on the’ contrary company to the new company, and . will chisel ou what he sells as flatter ing a lie as:any tombstone ever told. —Tidings. ee : SCEIPT, accompanied by his wifeand noon’s train for Lake Tahoe. likes the place he will undoubtedly purchase the whole ‘‘capoodle,”” and turn it into a free resort to all patrons of the Transcript who are not in arrears for the paper, advertising or job:'work, Those who are behind in their accounts should pay up immediately if they desire a show in the proposed ‘‘racket,” stated that some of E. M. Preston's friends were talking of that genélemar as a first-class man to nominate for the Assembly oa: the Republican ticket, old resident of this county, died at Oaklaad a few days ago. Tom lived at Cherokee and for many years was a bright and shining light in all con. es in that town every Sunday. , tesident of North San Juan, this ) county, is dangerously ill at Reno. ——— 150 cents. Refreshments 25 cents, quent that the police finally lodged . “A Peddling Expedition. ate meee The Marysville folks have worked hard and stopped one branch of our mining industry; thereby brought many of our citizens to the starvaThis starvation induces an enterprising Marysvillian to think that graveyards will be plenty and planted thick here, in the near by and by, and therefore a market for grave stones. Accordingly a Marysville peddler is up in thia tombstones. The population here while living are denounced as vandals, thieves and murderers by the Marysvillians,, bnt the tombscone peddier when he sells his wares will a ee Got up and Dusted. L. S. Calkins, editor of the TrAnlaughter, left by yesterday afterIf he ——— ome Nota Candidate. In yesterday’s TRANSORIPT it was Mr. Preston says he, is not ind will not be a candidate under 7 _>-—— Crossed the River. Tom Hanna, well known to every ventions where the Democracy was wont to assemble. His hobby was always ‘“‘the Ridge.” ne I A Solid Fact. L. Voss, the biggest lumber man, not only in stature but in business, in Little York township, is keeping his mill ranning day and night on orders for sugar pine lumber. A gentleman who came down from that place a few days,ago informs us that Voss had one tree cut down . which produced ten thousand feet of sugar pine lumber. A Good Little Mine. Erastus Baldridge and Mr, Ragan are working a quartz mine out on what is known as old Coyvteville. The lejge is sinall but good. They have had one crushing which paid them well. Brother Jacka Heard From. Rev. E. C, Jacka, at one time the resident minister of the M. ‘E. Church in this city, has turned up at Gridley, Butte county. He preach>? Dangerously Il. General Orlando Evans, an old The Fair. Colored posters are out apnouncing the fair to be held at Grass Valley, Septeinber 2d to the 6th, inelusive. = >< A New Residence. Hugh McCauley, Janitor at the Court House, isshaving a fine residence erected on his lot on upper Spring street. ee ‘Home Again. Fred Bradley arrived home last evening. He hasbeen spending part of his vacation at New Almaden. AAA aD AREY RP RE PRA Go and see the woven wire spring mattresses at Tracy’s. The best in the world. jyl4 Social Dance. There will be a dance and supper atthe Town Talk House on Saturday evening, July 26th. Music by Beckett's Band. Admission to dance Gro. W. Srmmons, jy24-1t _. Proprietor. >_> Jusr_received at. Tracy’s, a large line of stone jars, all sizes. jy24 —— 0 me ‘ ; For the lip there is no brightness, For the teeth there is no whiteness, “Where SOZODONT has got no place; But those who use it, know full well, How bright and beautiful the spell It.throws o’er man or Woman's face. Fruir syrurs are used in flavoring the soda water sold by Carr Brothers. e3-tf, For BoaRD and lodging or a good ‘two bit meal, go to the _ Thomas House, Broad street, O. C. Conlan, Proprietor, je8-ly Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent stock ot ‘cloths which he is prepared to make kind enough to allow meto say a few words in favor of.the nomination of one of our old citizens. Republican Convention a majority of the delegates were in favor of neminating Hon, W. D: Long for the of-}5 fice of District Attorney. This was especially the case with those delegates with whom Mr. Long ha been doing business fer more than a quarter of a century in the townships of Eureka, Bloomfield and Washington. times he has been our friend, and the additional fact that he has done good service for the Republican party. Some of its honored members, perhaps, would never have been elected only through his energy and work. He declined to name to go before the last convention for reasons which his friends considered good and sufficient, fact that he was elected to the Assembly at a time when doubtful whether a Republican could be elected. His record while in the . Reno, Miss Emma Gove will ac“Letter from Washington. PA eee Wasutnoton, July 22, 1884. Eprror Transcriet: Will you.be At the last} b We announce the fact that at all allow: his His popularity is fully attested by the it was Legislature shows that on all questions his voice and vote were with the people, and he had the manliness to oppose all unconstitutional acts, season, ust 6th, 1884, — oelast. yrup. 6 Hives of Bees for Sale. Enquire at French Garden. jy 22-66 Wanted — Mountain Ice. The Teacher's Examination. td A. J. TIFFANY, Tur celebrated Courtland patent Rocker, Brussels seat, only $1 25 each at Tracy’s. jyl9 SuxutE has come and the soda fountain at Carr Brothers’ is in fall je3-tf Lenanneenntintiadiae aetna For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough A smart, intelligent boy to learn the tailoring trade, Schmidt. Apply to I. M. jy 19-36 Nevada Ice Company has commenced the regular delivery o ice in Nevada City for the Summer All orders left at the Company’s office, on the Plaza, will be . * promptly attended to. ma28 The semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, beginning Wednesday, Augat 9 o'clock A. M., sharp, and continuing three days. Beo. Co. Board of Education. Picnic at Schatdin Ranch, Newto On Sunday next, July 27th, 1884, a picnic will be held at Schardin’s ranch, Newtown. A fine platform, for dancing hos been erected in the grove and splendid music will be in attendance. All are cordially invited, avd the management will spare no pains to make it an enjoyable occasion for all who attend, Jobn Michell will act as Floor Director of the dancing part of the programme. Jy20-76 Your common sense should teach you thatifany doctor or druggist knew of a better remedy for colds, coughs and lung complaints, thao Ammen’s Cough Syrup, he would either put it up for general sale or sell the prescription to Mr. Ammen who offers to the world one thonsand dollars for the prescription for better remedy than Ammen’s Cough Syrup. All respectable druggists and Dealers sell Ammen’s Cough Syrup. Ask for it and take no other, — . Don’r forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class grocery store. jy19-tf Let all osndid Republicans answer, whether any member of the Legislature from this county, at any ses-. sion, from the: first to the last, ever left it with a better record, We believe that in a@ spirit of fairness the County Convention should give him the nomination of District Attorney without any opposition, and we do not have the least doubt that when he leaves the office his record will be as good as his Assembly record was. Before’closing permit me to give you a few local ftems. The few good quartz mines that we have opened in this district are panning out to the entire sat‘sfaction of the owners, such as the Yuba and Eagle Bird. The local company who have taken the Baltic in hand are progressing as rapidly as could be wished for and with high hopes of succeas. The Norway is also pushing the work of opening the mine very fast, and are within a few feet of the ledge. ae ARGONAUT. jy24 => Go to Tracy’s for bargains. When Last Heard From. Henry A. Howard, the missing son of Mrs. E. Koight, of Pleasant Hill, Nebraska,. has not been heard from for about two years. At that time he was engaged in prospecting a quartz mine near this city and boarded at Thomas’ restaurant. If any one has later tidings they will confer a favor by communicating the same to the above named lady. \% The Indicator.; A series of private and exhaustive tests made by Dr. Lighthill yesterday, convinced him of the fact that the machines he received are imperfect and their indications unreliable. He has telegraphed to the company the particulars and awaite their instructions or explanation., a ae Going to ‘‘Bosting.’’ Fifty Chinamen passed through Colfax Monday evening, on ‘their way to Bostun where they intend to locate. The Hub is welcome to to them and as many more as she; wants. : Returns Home To-Day. Miss Lena Shafer, who has been visiting in this city for several weeks past, returns to-day to her home in company her for a few weeks’ visit. o_o In Switzerland. Miss Lizzie Sargent, daughter . of Hon. A. A. Sargent, is now in Zurich, Switzeland, where she isengaged in perfecting herself in the study of diseases of the eye, which she intends to make a specialty. a Oe Caught the Fever. A. Lones, who owns more front feet of land than any other individ. ual in this city, has several teams engaged in hauling rock, and he intends fixing up the streets in front of his lots in No. 1 style. Auction at Tracy’s Saturday evening. jy24 o>o—— Following the Doctor's Advice. ‘Doctor, I want you to do semething for me. My necves are shattered completely. Iam not able to eat anything and I sleep very little at night. What would you advise me to do ?” : “What has brought about this condition 7” issih ial a eae Ome “D—. inking too much, I’m. afraid, “Well, I would advise you to give up drinking.” . ae me. What’s your charge for the advice ?”’ “Nothing.” ieee ‘ “Nothing? I am.much' obliged to you, doctor. Let’s go and take something. ” Tux cholera scare has seriously interfered-with travel on the continent of Europe, and travelers are headed All the goods in his store. NOT A GOING AWAY BUSINESS, only a clearing out sale. We are also going to send out A Travelet with a Fall Assortment of Samples Of all kinds of Goods, and we will give the country people as good a showas we do the people living here in the city. . Remember the place. : ONE PRICE SAN cold, I am going to sell my entire stock of goods at BIG i ce ck vines nes Library lamps in gold laquer, worth ROE chp ais waren ver centre. Saat he Liter lamps in bronze, worth $5 50 Stand lamps worth $2 50 Stand lamps worth $1 50..--.Vase lamp-, som’hi’g new,from $1 Lamp chimneys from 5 cents t op Washbowl and pitcher.’. Chambers from.-80.coents to. Chamber sets, fine..-,.+ ie Tea sets, 55 pieces, only..---+++Glass seta from 50 cents to... Double pickle castors...--tes Single silver plated castors worth $5 Sugar bowl plated, worth 85 Butter dish plated, worth $5 Spoon holder plated, worth $2 50. ‘Teapots from 50 (ante tO. ces ak evess Comb and hairbrush.. Promo Hayward patent wire hair brush Hair brushes, worth $1 25. Good clo: hes brush The best clothes brush wee Good black ing brush and box bl’k’g No 1 sweeping brush, 5 Second quality, worth 25 cents Curry combs, worth 60 cents~ Curry combs, worth 874. Curry combs, worth 25 cents.,.. Good leather back horse brushes! . Kup. in gents’ suits, in the latest styl-. hand. We hope so, 4 first week in August, = ‘aud at the lowest prices, . my2-tf homeward. rs rushes, worth 50 cents,.. Stove polishing brushes, No. 1.. . MR. LOW PRICE Wants to give you a good layout in Dry Goods and Clothing. He wants to increase his business in'the Fall, and for the next 60 days is going to sell At Very Low Prices FRANCISCO STORE, (Next door to Stumpf’s Hotel) qg0ooD BYE! As nearly all the Business Men are going to leave Nevada City, andas I dont want to be left in the the prices below mentioned. This sale will last until the 1st of August, when I intend to go into anothline of business and stay with the people of Nevada City or “bust” in the attempt. Yours Respectfully, GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer. ee Stand lamps worth $1.--.-.-+-2 0. Fine dark bedroom set..-.++++ $ 25 00 ( Paint brushes from 15 cents to.. 4 Fine light bedroomset..+--+++ 25 00 . No.-t-toilet soap, per WOK i case roe x Fine marble top bedroom set..--00 . Everlasting axle grease, per.can. ae 1 light pive bedroom set..-.++ 15 00 . Stove polish, four cakes for... 4 1 upright Temmler Piano, only.Royal polish for ladies shoes, only. = 1 marble top centre table. Shoe dauber, for Gent’s boots.. 1 Walnut frame sofas...oon Four large boxes Congress blacking 25 LOUNGES. cc eee ee sere eee eeneeeeenes 90 . Six small boxes Congress blacking. 25 Marble top bureau..-seeerseees 00 . 120 sheets note paper:...-++. 25 Fine bureau and cabinet combined. 00 . Kive packets envelopes. ° 25 Full sized bédsteads from $3 to 5 00 . 2-foot boxwood rules. 20 34 bedsteads from $2 60 to. 6 00 . Coffee mills... ae § ball leaf tables from $2 50 to. 4 00 . Gocd lantern, worth $1 25...++ ’ 75 Kitchen tables . 200] Large glass water pitchers 75 cents to 1 25 Chairs from 60 cents t0..+-.++ee+ 1 25] Ironstone china pitchers 25cents to, 1 00 Large arm rocKers..--eeeeeeeese 8 75 . Jelly glassega doz..----.+s+.0s+ 7b Children’s arm rockers...++++ 2 25. Earthenware fruit jars per dozeu, Children’s high chairs with table atthe best. ...60+1 50 tachment ..eeseeee eee eeeeee 2 25 . Plain tumblers per dozen. ae 75 12-foot walnut extension table.. 10 00 . Fancy goblets per dozen. haar . ae 1 fine walnut hall stand, only.. 10 00 . Wine glasses per dozen...+++++ I 00 Large easy chair,walnut frame.. 8 00 . Sauce plates per dozen..-.++++ 50 Baby carriage, worth $25...+++ 13 00 . Fruit bowls, from 26 cents to. ee 60 Large wardrobe..+-+-+ _.2 5 00] Cake stands, from 25 vents to. or 60 Large mirrors. 10 OO . Jelly glassed..seeseeees > 25 Medium mirrors.+-+0++++ . 5 00] Bread pla es, fine. Laas 25 Small mirrors ' vee. 8 00} Soup ladles. 0s. eee rere eee 16 smaller mirrors from 50 cents to. 1 00 Skimmer ladles, ..-.se+eeeeree 15 No, 8 Buck covking stove & fixtures. 15 00 . Cake turners aan 15 6-hole cooking range and fixtures. 15 00} Grater...:. 15 Warming stuves from $3 to..5 00] Slop buckets 1 00 Feather pillows per pair. . 4 004 Majolica pitchersfrom 25 cents to. 1 00 Wool pillows per pair. 1 75 . Majoli-a cake plates. .1..+++++75 Wool mattresses, double. .vee 6 Ov } Majolica cuspidores...-+++ 1 Wool mattresses, three-quarter.. 5 00 . Tin cuspidores..--.-+eesereee Wool mattresses, single..++++++ 4 00] varvers from 75 cents per setto. 2 Star spring mattresses, double.. 8 50 . Knives and forks from 75c persetto 2 Star spring mattresses, three-quarter 7 50 Albums from 50 cents each to.. 3 Star spring mattresses, single.. 6 50 . Rogers: table spoons per set..3 Window shades..+.0ssseeeeer eh 5L Rogers’ forks per set..,..ee eee 3 Sewing machines pom © ee a 00. a iphone se ree og PUawhine Kees 1 i (3) uer, WO! : » 5 eee ie ee ; oo Cia 00} Tin pie plates per dozen 00 00 25 75 60 50 35 pet BRSSERRERERSRSRRSSSSSSSSSSSE No 1 blacking brush, worth $1.. ~ worth 50 centePier 8 brushes, worth $1..+.+: Dust But remember, this is ne L. HYMAN, Proprietor. -0 Tin saucepans.. Individual castors. . “e Patent Syrup pitchers,...Five bottles Knowlton’s best ink. Four bottles mucilage....+ Cups and saucers without handles Per dOZON..seceeereceeevese Cu FEO SER AS RSE AB SMS tl Dinner-plates; 10-inch iron stone chi‘na per dOZeN.5 6. seseee cesses ie Breakfast ditto..:... _ and saucers with handles, per ry co me , s BoeeSssssss S.S RERSRSASSSSSSRS Boys’-ball bats.... Majolica plates...:.4.Knives from 25cents each to Sleeve buttons, rolled gold... Lamp wicks per dozen....Suwar bowls. ..-ccceesesseceses {Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, Globe, Soup plates, iron stone china, prdoz 1 50 Children’s toy tea sets from 25c to. 3 00 Tandies! DAG, . occ ce sce ecnveens 2. Dadids’ Apron®..ccceeccces sees 10 Bed Spreads...-eeeeeeee eens 50 Brackets ofall kinds cheap. . -Whisk Brooms...++, 20 Toilet sets from $1 50 to. 3.00 Boys’ eT iis Salsies iste? Gente’ coll.ws, all linen, 3 for.. 25 Gent’ cuffs, al) linen, 3 pair.. 26 Tin cupe BLOF. ses ceeesrecsovece 25 jess Er “te tneneen “eens MILINERY WORK. te good Milliner must be an artist, for unless they hay , e the taste of the painter in combining col: ors they will produce only poor effects with the richest materials. If, however, the Milliner has skill in the management of colors-and original ideas as to grace and form, it is surprising to see what HANDSOME BONNETS AND HATS Can be produced from even simple materials.” In our establishment we employ an efficient Milliner, and aim to display-as much skill upon the medium and low priced work as upon the more expensive kinds. Oe Large Additions have heen made to our stock anon) Fe MILLINERYT Which will be found upon inspection to be the LARGEST, FULLEST AND BEST SELECTION EVER BROUGHT TO THISCITY. __ InN OUrF DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT We have just received an assortment of the very . LATEST STYLE DRESS COODS. 0 —ALSO— MUSLIN, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS. BED SPREADS, ETC. ‘Mis. LESTER & CRAWFORD, (NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) . MAIN STREET, = NEVADA CITY. ‘Nevada Drug Store, 7 o-—— A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy. Soaps, _ Combs, Brushes, Hand lMirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding)Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD CARR BROTHERS, . THE PALACE DRUG STORE. © Keep constat tly onhand a large and complete ;tock of everything usual y found Ficst Class Drugs Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, : BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspap-rs, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS. AGENTS} FOR . Landon & Lancashire’and Manchester Insurance Companies, Than which there arenone better® &@ Prescriptions accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ~ : ~ RETNA IRON WORKS, — 217 and 219 Fremont Street. .+..+. San Francisco.BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF ; ‘MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, « ‘HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING — " . /MILLS, SMELTING WORKS,,ET. ™

E533 in sade THE ) posted ts. Carrier, Time ibe. ul TION > superr as an DIUM ! ise, & C08 Re ‘nown DRED 1e King of al THE MOST ‘ENT Tonic to n sexes ever the nervous functions of nk ie ywerful, disiac. His xcellent fine nd pains in s from 9; it cures 1e face, loss ‘the nervous ch, diabetes, 2 who have immediately the Kixe of le case.plicated or ITALIZKR 18 and compli° nactical ex t Co, will every Case and e to three t A Aigo 7 ll or write oop, which n haye theble for his \FIlizer, $2, 08 nT TO CURE g on receipt ,i¢ mine about two miles from this « thereof an injunction suit would be sideration the fact that case very badly we will taro inform* their regular stipend,and they should wal and de parture of the mails from ‘the City Postotlice until further notice:) viet Closes ‘ ARRIVES iRise ae eee 11:13 A.M ‘ex 2:00 P M, 6:55 P.M Sac.) 6:15 4. M. 11134. M pieces O:t6'S; MUS A J sor ite n, Camptonville Downieville, Bladent, N. Bloomfiel Moore's Flat an} Graniteville, , (Sunday ex2:30 P, M. 6:20 a. M. 11:30 4, Mm '3. 6:20 a. M. 11:30 a. M. WALLACE J, WILLIAMS, P. M. dge Searls at Salt Lake. ge Niles Searls, who recently allpntertained by Mr. Kirpatrick, a fod and genial member of the at that place, who will be rebered with much kindness by y of our readers ag a former resit of Grasa Valley,and that priace good fellows, Pat. Lannan, one of ¢ proprietors of the Salt Lake Triune. -Searls says they treated him o an inside view of pretty much everpthing in their growing and _prosperous city except the ENpowMEnT Hovsg, and had he stayed longer he thinks Linnan would have treated him to the initiatory degree, even there. He met Judge Goodwin editor of the ‘Tribune, . which he describes asone of the clearest headed men with whom he came in contact while absent. Also Governor. Murray, who has been recently reappointed to the gubernatorial office, after very strong opposition by the Mormoas. He thinks Governor Murray ia the right man in the right place; dignified, courteous and liberal. Ino sentiment, he is nevertheless firm and self-reliant, just the man for the emergencies of his position. The gentiles are enthusiastic in their appreciation of him, and should Cleveland be elected, Searls proposes to leave Governor Murray in office. S ————— © eWhar’s Robinson ? A few days ago Robinson, the anti-debris spy, or expert as some people call him, visited a small hydraulcity, and gave orders to have the works closed ‘down, or in default commenced against the owners. This is what we call very small potato business, when we take intoconit would take several years for any of thedebris from this little mine to reach any of the rivers. If Robinson wants a’ ant, and call his attention to a man in this city who threatens to take a bath, for the.first time in two years. By this operation a large amount of slickens will doubtless be sent into Deer Creek, and this would be a good opportunity for the anti-debris fiends to exercise their authority. Sawyer will grant the injunction if somebody will only ask for it. The anti-debris fellows’are anxious to earn not shut their eyes to thia great wrong which is threatened. teeWhat Should Be Expected. The farmers of Yuba and Satter county are complaining severely because theyare being overrun with army worms. In addition to this many of their horses are afflicted with a new disease which proves fatal to -everyone attacked>-—Wa would inform those anti-debris chaps that they, their animals, their crops and everything thereto appertaining willin time be. scorched for their miserable conduct towards the hydraulic miners. Providence doing all things well'and at the proper time. Their present affliction is but the beginuing of the misery which will follow them to the end of their days. Broad Street Repairs. This thoroughfare is now thescene of great activity, not only in # pockets of property owners, br t mk the work that is being done Ne bie street, A large number i aiiae ae engaged in hauling ook and the ed le being w aterially raised. waers of heavy A freight team; in piesa» leet anew road-bed will “_ conelusion that it was oor . about Jordan being a hard order travel. °49 cursiuz will bain for awhile. Ina few wasks oad street will be tha baat piece of road in the county. 2 tn rea a NN From Mnine to California.. Is the title of a ‘beautiful patriotic song, by Will L. Thompson, whose Songy,have already reached a sale of over a million copies. . It has a very stiring chorus,and will make asplendid campaign song. Everybody will soon be singing ‘‘From Maine to California.” Send 35 cents to the. publishers: W.L. TuHomp3on & Co., v East Liverpool, Ohio; * . Very Pleasant. The weather yest -rday was quite warm. It would really seem now that summe: weather was near at changed in a few days A.M. to 11:10 a. M. change by the later arcival. of tha Union den; and-part will bs-owing to the slower runningtime on the Central July 21st says: Last night State the Shelby Fish Hatchery, had a most na” row escape from drowning. T’ dependence their boat was struck ee eenates toned }An Old Mine‘to be Re-opened at ‘ : Grass Valley. A meeting of the subscribers to the stock of the North Star Mining Co., was held at Grass Valley on Monday evening, says the Tidings. There were about 109 stocchollers present, representing merchants, miners and professional men. Mr, W. B. Bourn, President of the Company, called the meeting to order and, proceeded to state that the object for which tha meeting was called was te inform the subscribers what. had been done since having received their signatures, and submit for their inspection all books, papers, etc, The papers of incorporation of the new company, the deed of the old the consent of sale of stockholders.of the old company, together with other ducuments, were read and approved of. After which remarks were made by several stockholders warmly endorsing the enterprise and eulogizing its projectors. A motion was then introduced as follows: Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that the Board of Directors be instructed to immediately call in the first installment of 25 per cent, and start to work onthe mine, The resolution was carried unani mously. Work will be commenced removing Scotia company’s building and machinery immediately after the first installment is paid, The directors of the company will meet tomorrow, at San Francisco. ‘Now the people of Grass Valley can safely look forward to a new era’ in mining. © Mr.Bourn stated that there was a plan on fovt in San Francisco, among capitalists ‘to introduce uew water power into Grass Valley, from such a point that every mine in this part of the country ‘any circumstances, which settles the matter.so far as he is concerned. could be run with water power, and the resumption of work atthe North Star mine would be an incetitive to immediate operations on the part of the new water company, The expense of wood alone in running a large mine is enormous, and the introduction of the new water system will enable many mines, containing low grade ore, to be successiully worked. Wood for winter use will be immediately put in at the North Star, so that when the steam isstarted there will beno delay in the work. Our people have'a right to rejoice over the ‘bright prospects, and at present writing it looks as though Grass Walley would. soon be better than she ever was. We are incredibly informea that the Allison Ranch willbe the next mine to fa'l into line. Mountaineer Mine. The Mountaineer mine ‘continues to look splendid. They have a twofoot ledge in one drift, and .a fourfoot ledge in another, and the rock is of good grade. The new 20-stamp mill will ve put in operation the early part of next month. It is said the owners have taken out more money than the mine cost, besides making many valuable improvements. Unless a mine in Nevada county does just that thing San Francisco capitalists have no faith in mines sv near home. . The Change in Time. The San Francisco. Bulletin reiterates the statement made by it about ten days ago, concerning a proposed’ change in the morning time on the C. P. R. R., and says that the arriving time for the Central Pacific express train will be from 7:40 Part of this necessitated will be Pacitie express, west-bound, at OyPacific east of Truckee. ae ee © Oe Saved From Drowning. A dispatch from Truckee da'ted Fish Commissioner Dibble, C. D. Trons, editor of the Truckee Republican, and Mr. Shelby, proprietor of Whi? , trolling for trout upom Lake by s sudden squall and capsized, precipitating the occupants into the water. After severe exertion the gentlemen were rescued, suffering only from a big scare and the loss of their fish and fishing tackle. Disturbing Religious Proceedings. ~ Kittie Mitchell, a resident of D street bagnio, was arrested at Virginia. City for disturbing the proceedings of General Newton and the Lawson sisters Salvation Army. The woman was druok at the time and her interruptions were so freher in the refrigerator on a charge of disorderly conduct. : ———$— « Recovering Rapidly. . Fred Brown, who has been dangerously ill for several weeks, is recovering very rapidly. He was able to set up in bed a little while yestér. ‘Will Soon be Opened. ‘The new wagon roai from ‘Grass Valley to North San Juan will-be open for travel about the last of the. [,tion point. county offering to supply all with .not go that far, but on the’ contrary company to the new company, and . will chisel ou what he sells as flatter ing a lie as:any tombstone ever told. —Tidings. ee : SCEIPT, accompanied by his wifeand noon’s train for Lake Tahoe. likes the place he will undoubtedly purchase the whole ‘‘capoodle,”” and turn it into a free resort to all patrons of the Transcript who are not in arrears for the paper, advertising or job:'work, Those who are behind in their accounts should pay up immediately if they desire a show in the proposed ‘‘racket,” stated that some of E. M. Preston's friends were talking of that genélemar as a first-class man to nominate for the Assembly oa: the Republican ticket, old resident of this county, died at Oaklaad a few days ago. Tom lived at Cherokee and for many years was a bright and shining light in all con. es in that town every Sunday. , tesident of North San Juan, this ) county, is dangerously ill at Reno. ——— 150 cents. Refreshments 25 cents, quent that the police finally lodged . “A Peddling Expedition. ate meee The Marysville folks have worked hard and stopped one branch of our mining industry; thereby brought many of our citizens to the starvaThis starvation induces an enterprising Marysvillian to think that graveyards will be plenty and planted thick here, in the near by and by, and therefore a market for grave stones. Accordingly a Marysville peddler is up in thia tombstones. The population here while living are denounced as vandals, thieves and murderers by the Marysvillians,, bnt the tombscone peddier when he sells his wares will a ee Got up and Dusted. L. S. Calkins, editor of the TrAnlaughter, left by yesterday afterIf he ——— ome Nota Candidate. In yesterday’s TRANSORIPT it was Mr. Preston says he, is not ind will not be a candidate under 7 _>-—— Crossed the River. Tom Hanna, well known to every ventions where the Democracy was wont to assemble. His hobby was always ‘“‘the Ridge.” ne I A Solid Fact. L. Voss, the biggest lumber man, not only in stature but in business, in Little York township, is keeping his mill ranning day and night on orders for sugar pine lumber. A gentleman who came down from that place a few days,ago informs us that Voss had one tree cut down . which produced ten thousand feet of sugar pine lumber. A Good Little Mine. Erastus Baldridge and Mr, Ragan are working a quartz mine out on what is known as old Coyvteville. The lejge is sinall but good. They have had one crushing which paid them well. Brother Jacka Heard From. Rev. E. C, Jacka, at one time the resident minister of the M. ‘E. Church in this city, has turned up at Gridley, Butte county. He preach>? Dangerously Il. General Orlando Evans, an old The Fair. Colored posters are out apnouncing the fair to be held at Grass Valley, Septeinber 2d to the 6th, inelusive. = >< A New Residence. Hugh McCauley, Janitor at the Court House, isshaving a fine residence erected on his lot on upper Spring street. ee ‘Home Again. Fred Bradley arrived home last evening. He hasbeen spending part of his vacation at New Almaden. AAA aD AREY RP RE PRA Go and see the woven wire spring mattresses at Tracy’s. The best in the world. jyl4 Social Dance. There will be a dance and supper atthe Town Talk House on Saturday evening, July 26th. Music by Beckett's Band. Admission to dance Gro. W. Srmmons, jy24-1t _. Proprietor. >_> Jusr_received at. Tracy’s, a large line of stone jars, all sizes. jy24 —— 0 me ‘ ; For the lip there is no brightness, For the teeth there is no whiteness, “Where SOZODONT has got no place; But those who use it, know full well, How bright and beautiful the spell It.throws o’er man or Woman's face. Fruir syrurs are used in flavoring the soda water sold by Carr Brothers. e3-tf, For BoaRD and lodging or a good ‘two bit meal, go to the _ Thomas House, Broad street, O. C. Conlan, Proprietor, je8-ly Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent stock ot ‘cloths which he is prepared to make kind enough to allow meto say a few words in favor of.the nomination of one of our old citizens. Republican Convention a majority of the delegates were in favor of neminating Hon, W. D: Long for the of-}5 fice of District Attorney. This was especially the case with those delegates with whom Mr. Long ha been doing business fer more than a quarter of a century in the townships of Eureka, Bloomfield and Washington. times he has been our friend, and

the additional fact that he has done good service for the Republican party. Some of its honored members, perhaps, would never have been elected only through his energy and work. He declined to name to go before the last convention for reasons which his friends considered good and sufficient, fact that he was elected to the Assembly at a time when doubtful whether a Republican could be elected. His record while in the . Reno, Miss Emma Gove will ac“Letter from Washington. PA eee Wasutnoton, July 22, 1884. Eprror Transcriet: Will you.be At the last} b We announce the fact that at all allow: his His popularity is fully attested by the it was Legislature shows that on all questions his voice and vote were with the people, and he had the manliness to oppose all unconstitutional acts, season, ust 6th, 1884, — oelast. yrup. 6 Hives of Bees for Sale. Enquire at French Garden. jy 22-66 Wanted — Mountain Ice. The Teacher's Examination. td A. J. TIFFANY, Tur celebrated Courtland patent Rocker, Brussels seat, only $1 25 each at Tracy’s. jyl9 SuxutE has come and the soda fountain at Carr Brothers’ is in fall je3-tf Lenanneenntintiadiae aetna For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough A smart, intelligent boy to learn the tailoring trade, Schmidt. Apply to I. M. jy 19-36 Nevada Ice Company has commenced the regular delivery o ice in Nevada City for the Summer All orders left at the Company’s office, on the Plaza, will be . * promptly attended to. ma28 The semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, beginning Wednesday, Augat 9 o'clock A. M., sharp, and continuing three days. Beo. Co. Board of Education. Picnic at Schatdin Ranch, Newto On Sunday next, July 27th, 1884, a picnic will be held at Schardin’s ranch, Newtown. A fine platform, for dancing hos been erected in the grove and splendid music will be in attendance. All are cordially invited, avd the management will spare no pains to make it an enjoyable occasion for all who attend, Jobn Michell will act as Floor Director of the dancing part of the programme. Jy20-76 Your common sense should teach you thatifany doctor or druggist knew of a better remedy for colds, coughs and lung complaints, thao Ammen’s Cough Syrup, he would either put it up for general sale or sell the prescription to Mr. Ammen who offers to the world one thonsand dollars for the prescription for better remedy than Ammen’s Cough Syrup. All respectable druggists and Dealers sell Ammen’s Cough Syrup. Ask for it and take no other, — . Don’r forget that J. J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class grocery store. jy19-tf Let all osndid Republicans answer, whether any member of the Legislature from this county, at any ses-. sion, from the: first to the last, ever left it with a better record, We believe that in a@ spirit of fairness the County Convention should give him the nomination of District Attorney without any opposition, and we do not have the least doubt that when he leaves the office his record will be as good as his Assembly record was. Before’closing permit me to give you a few local ftems. The few good quartz mines that we have opened in this district are panning out to the entire sat‘sfaction of the owners, such as the Yuba and Eagle Bird. The local company who have taken the Baltic in hand are progressing as rapidly as could be wished for and with high hopes of succeas. The Norway is also pushing the work of opening the mine very fast, and are within a few feet of the ledge. ae ARGONAUT. jy24 => Go to Tracy’s for bargains. When Last Heard From. Henry A. Howard, the missing son of Mrs. E. Koight, of Pleasant Hill, Nebraska,. has not been heard from for about two years. At that time he was engaged in prospecting a quartz mine near this city and boarded at Thomas’ restaurant. If any one has later tidings they will confer a favor by communicating the same to the above named lady. \% The Indicator.; A series of private and exhaustive tests made by Dr. Lighthill yesterday, convinced him of the fact that the machines he received are imperfect and their indications unreliable. He has telegraphed to the company the particulars and awaite their instructions or explanation., a ae Going to ‘‘Bosting.’’ Fifty Chinamen passed through Colfax Monday evening, on ‘their way to Bostun where they intend to locate. The Hub is welcome to to them and as many more as she; wants. : Returns Home To-Day. Miss Lena Shafer, who has been visiting in this city for several weeks past, returns to-day to her home in company her for a few weeks’ visit. o_o In Switzerland. Miss Lizzie Sargent, daughter . of Hon. A. A. Sargent, is now in Zurich, Switzeland, where she isengaged in perfecting herself in the study of diseases of the eye, which she intends to make a specialty. a Oe Caught the Fever. A. Lones, who owns more front feet of land than any other individ. ual in this city, has several teams engaged in hauling rock, and he intends fixing up the streets in front of his lots in No. 1 style. Auction at Tracy’s Saturday evening. jy24 o>o—— Following the Doctor's Advice. ‘Doctor, I want you to do semething for me. My necves are shattered completely. Iam not able to eat anything and I sleep very little at night. What would you advise me to do ?” : “What has brought about this condition 7” issih ial a eae Ome “D—. inking too much, I’m. afraid, “Well, I would advise you to give up drinking.” . ae me. What’s your charge for the advice ?”’ “Nothing.” ieee ‘ “Nothing? I am.much' obliged to you, doctor. Let’s go and take something. ” Tux cholera scare has seriously interfered-with travel on the continent of Europe, and travelers are headed All the goods in his store. NOT A GOING AWAY BUSINESS, only a clearing out sale. We are also going to send out A Travelet with a Fall Assortment of Samples Of all kinds of Goods, and we will give the country people as good a showas we do the people living here in the city. . Remember the place. : ONE PRICE SAN cold, I am going to sell my entire stock of goods at BIG i ce ck vines nes Library lamps in gold laquer, worth ROE chp ais waren ver centre. Saat he Liter lamps in bronze, worth $5 50 Stand lamps worth $2 50 Stand lamps worth $1 50....--.Vase lamp-, som’hi’g new,from $1 Lamp chimneys from 5 cents t op Washbowl and pitcher..’. Chambers from.-80.coents to. Chamber sets, fine...-,.+ ie Tea sets, 55 pieces, only...---+++Glass seta from 50 cents to..... Double pickle castors.....--tes Single silver plated castors worth $5 Sugar bowl plated, worth 85 Butter dish plated, worth $5 Spoon holder plated, worth $2 50.. ‘Teapots from 50 (ante tO. ces ak evess Comb and hairbrush.... Promo Hayward patent wire hair brush Hair brushes, worth $1 25.. Good clo: hes brush The best clothes brush wee Good black ing brush and box bl’k’g No 1 sweeping brush, 5 Second quality, worth 25 cents Curry combs, worth 60 cents~ Curry combs, worth 874.. Curry combs, worth 25 cents.,... Good leather back horse brushes! . Kup. in gents’ suits, in the latest styl-. hand. We hope so, 4 first week in August, = ‘aud at the lowest prices, . my2-tf homeward. rs rushes, worth 50 cents,... Stove polishing brushes, No. 1... . MR. LOW PRICE Wants to give you a good layout in Dry Goods and Clothing. He wants to increase his business in'the Fall, and for the next 60 days is going to sell At Very Low Prices FRANCISCO STORE, (Next door to Stumpf’s Hotel) qg0ooD BYE! As nearly all the Business Men are going to leave Nevada City, andas I dont want to be left in the the prices below mentioned. This sale will last until the 1st of August, when I intend to go into anothline of business and stay with the people of Nevada City or “bust” in the attempt. Yours Respectfully, GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer. ee Stand lamps worth $1..--.-.-+-2 0. Fine dark bedroom set....-.++++ $ 25 00 ( Paint brushes from 15 cents to... 4 Fine light bedroomset....+--+++ 25 00 . No.-t-toilet soap, per WOK i case roe x Fine marble top bedroom set...--00 . Everlasting axle grease, per.can.. ae 1 light pive bedroom set....-.++ 15 00 . Stove polish, four cakes for..... 4 1 upright Temmler Piano, only..Royal polish for ladies shoes, only. = 1 marble top centre table.. Shoe dauber, for Gent’s boots.... 1 Walnut frame sofas.....oon Four large boxes Congress blacking 25 LOUNGES.. cc eee ee sere eee eeneeeeenes 90 . Six small boxes Congress blacking. 25 Marble top bureau....-seeerseees 00 . 120 sheets note paper:.....-++. 25 Fine bureau and cabinet combined. 00 . Kive packets envelopes. ° 25 Full sized bédsteads from $3 to 5 00 . 2-foot boxwood rules. 20 34 bedsteads from $2 60 to.. 6 00 . Coffee mills...... ae § ball leaf tables from $2 50 to. 4 00 . Gocd lantern, worth $1 25.....++ ’ 75 Kitchen tables . 200] Large glass water pitchers 75 cents to 1 25 Chairs from 60 cents t0...+-.++ee+ 1 25] Ironstone china pitchers 25cents to, 1 00 Large arm rocKers...--eeeeeeeese 8 75 . Jelly glassega doz...----.+s+.0s+ 7b Children’s arm rockers.....++++ 2 25. Earthenware fruit jars per dozeu, Children’s high chairs with table atthe best.. .....60+1 50 tachment ....eeseeee eee eeeeee 2 25 . Plain tumblers per dozen.. ae 75 12-foot walnut extension table... 10 00 . Fancy goblets per dozen.. haar . ae 1 fine walnut hall stand, only.... 10 00 . Wine glasses per dozen.....+++++ I 00 Large easy chair,walnut frame... 8 00 . Sauce plates per dozen...-.++++ 50 Baby carriage, worth $25.....+++ 13 00 . Fruit bowls, from 26 cents to. ee 60 Large wardrobe....+-+-+ _.2 5 00] Cake stands, from 25 vents to. or 60 Large mirrors.. 10 OO . Jelly glassed....seeseeees > 25 Medium mirrors..+-+0++++ .. 5 00] Bread pla es, fine. Laas 25 Small mirrors ' vee. 8 00} Soup ladles.. 0s.. eee rere eee 16 smaller mirrors from 50 cents to.. 1 00 Skimmer ladles, ....-.se+eeeeree 15 No, 8 Buck covking stove & fixtures. 15 00 . Cake turners aan 15 6-hole cooking range and fixtures.. 15 00} Grater.....:.. 15 Warming stuves from $3 to....5 00] Slop buckets 1 00 Feather pillows per pair. . 4 004 Majolica pitchersfrom 25 cents to.. 1 00 Wool pillows per pair.. 1 75 . Majoli-a cake plates. .1....+++++75 Wool mattresses, double. .vee 6 Ov } Majolica cuspidores......-+++ 1 Wool mattresses, three-quarter... 5 00 . Tin cuspidores....--.-+eesereee Wool mattresses, single...++++++ 4 00] varvers from 75 cents per setto.. 2 Star spring mattresses, double... 8 50 . Knives and forks from 75c persetto 2 Star spring mattresses, three-quarter 7 50 Albums from 50 cents each to.... 3 Star spring mattresses, single... 6 50 . Rogers: table spoons per set....3 Window shades....+.0ssseeeeer eh 5L Rogers’ forks per set...,...ee eee 3 Sewing machines pom © ee a 00. a iphone se ree og PUawhine Kees 1 i (3) uer, WO! : » 5 eee ie ee ; oo Cia 00} Tin pie plates per dozen 00 00 25 75 60 50 35 pet BRSSERRERERSRSRRSSSSSSSSSSSE No 1 blacking brush, worth $1... ~ worth 50 centePier 8 brushes, worth $1....+.+: Dust But remember, this is ne L. HYMAN, Proprietor. -0 Tin saucepans.... Individual castors.. . “e Patent Syrup pitchers,......Five bottles Knowlton’s best ink.. Four bottles mucilage.......+ Cups and saucers without handles Per dOZON....seceeereceeevese Cu FEO SER AS RSE AB SMS tl Dinner-plates; 10-inch iron stone chi‘na per dOZeN.5 6. seseee cesses ie Breakfast ditto...:..... _ and saucers with handles, per ry co me , s BoeeSssssss S.S RERSRSASSSSSSRS Boys’-ball bats....... Majolica plates.....:.4.Knives from 25cents each to Sleeve buttons, rolled gold..... Lamp wicks per dozen.......Suwar bowls. ....-ccceesesseceses {Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, Globe, Soup plates, iron stone china, prdoz 1 50 Children’s toy tea sets from 25c to. 3 00 Tandies! DAG, . occ ce sce ecnveens 2. Dadids’ Apron®....ccceeccces sees 10 Bed Spreads.....-eeeeeeee eens 50 Brackets ofall kinds cheap. . -Whisk Brooms.....++, 20 Toilet sets from $1 50 to.. 3.00 Boys’ eT iis Salsies iste? Gente’ coll.ws, all linen, 3 for.... 25 Gent’ cuffs, al) linen, 3 pair.... 26 Tin cupe BLOF.. ses ceeesrecsovece 25 jess Er “te tneneen “eens MILINERY WORK. te good Milliner must be an artist, for unless they hay , e the taste of the painter in combining col: ors they will produce only poor effects with the richest materials. If, however, the Milliner has skill in the management of colors-and original ideas as to grace and form, it is surprising to see what HANDSOME BONNETS AND HATS Can be produced from even simple materials.” In our establishment we employ an efficient Milliner, and aim to display-as much skill upon the medium and low priced work as upon the more expensive kinds. Oe Large Additions have heen made to our stock anon) Fe MILLINERYT Which will be found upon inspection to be the LARGEST, FULLEST AND BEST SELECTION EVER BROUGHT TO THISCITY. __ InN OUrF DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT We have just received an assortment of the very . LATEST STYLE DRESS COODS. 0 —ALSO— MUSLIN, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS. BED SPREADS, ETC. ‘Mis. LESTER & CRAWFORD, (NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) . MAIN STREET, = NEVADA CITY. ‘Nevada Drug Store, 7 o-—— A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy. Soaps, _ Combs, Brushes, Hand lMirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding)Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD CARR BROTHERS, . THE PALACE DRUG STORE. © Keep constat tly onhand a large and complete ;tock of everything usual y found Ficst Class Drugs Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, : BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspap-rs, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS. AGENTS} FOR . Landon & Lancashire’and Manchester Insurance Companies, Than which there arenone better® &@ Prescriptions accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ~ : ~ RETNA IRON WORKS, — 217 and 219 Fremont Street. ..+...+. San Francisco.BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF ; ‘MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, « ‘HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING — " . /MILLS, SMELTING WORKS,,ET. ™