July 26, 1872 (4 pages)

AIN DINNER 25: URNEY,. No.18— A Nevada City, og. ow Shades, Lamps, ete., . Nevada county. & Tarde’ stock of ES, COAL OLL, BETBOLEUM 8 Our mammoth ShatIGOURNEY, } . LONDON SURANCE # S FUND, (Gold) 04!ED STATES, 000 00 ! ré personally re. ents of the Com mareholders. JOHNSTON, ic Department. nt for Nevada deci? AL, 2 60 DAYS! ‘ have removed to ysite the old stand 30 small they are’ heir stock at an wWifice ! “tn want of any. line to give them “be: sold at some’ r GOODS bine ine Cologne, ' G STORE. ALSO. ro Silicon,: aning Silver snd re. 31C POLISH,” t will improve the 8, whether old 0 } goods, including he lowest rates in AINTS and OIA -PRESTON’S. } CHIEF! AULIC CHIEF 16 for Hydravin Use! 1D and for sale. it Inch Stream. lachine Shop. Notice! City, near the Pept d for sale cheap, for . vores, enclosed, sd . ~ m. Twoditches rus » two living spring . of it is well timber o thousand of tools, and atout # t with the Ranch, \! oe apply iyi A. J. 8. uC . K & McCUE, YHOLESALE DEAL ind Liquors, . NT STREET. Re ee ai office of Ty H. Caswell,’ pga an PFO Ot: The Brily Transcriph. NEVADA CITy,: CAlag ‘ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Lecal Brevities. . By reference to our advertising columns, itwill be seen that sealed proposals will be received until August 10th, for the erection of a Chureh building, for the Episcopal denomination, corner of High and Nevada streets, in this city. Plans: .and specifications can be seen at the law corner Of: Broad and Pine streets, up stairs. The introduction of Carter’s Brass Band into a skating rink on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, by Mr. Bullard, is quite a feature.” Beides making it ‘more lively-for'skathottisches, waltzes, etc., with which eavh evening's eukartaie ment concludes. We stated that motiey vauld be got for a railroad. "The Grass» ‘Valley Union asks, ““Phen why isit not built” simply. betause the pile is not big enough. We know of many citizens who stand ready to “‘put up’’. but more are needed, and it ig therefore necessary to keep on talking railroad: Yesterday many residents of Grass Valley were in this city, Among them we noticed? Hon, Miles P. ©’Connor. We suppose they ave all interested in the Grass Valley water case. ae The Chinaman arrested for steal. . ing a cigar holder from Jack’s variety store, was yesterday tried and acquitted. The Republican primary election wilt be held to-morrow afternoon, from.2o’clock to8 p.m. Jno. M. Patterson-is Supervisor, Republicans should attend. Important Case. fi The trial of the case of the Town of Grass Valley against the Grass Valley Water, Company, conmmenced in the District Court before Judge Reardan yesterday. The suit is brought to set aside the contract, on _ the ground that it was procured by fraud, the members of the Water Company being at the time of the making of the contract City Trustees, and that they entered into a conspiracy for this purpose. We also believe a breach of the:contract is alleged, in that the company failed to supply the water required by the city. Dibble & Byrne appear. for the plaintiffs and Judge Searls and Williams & Johnson for the defense, A large number of citizens of Grass Valley are witnesses. The case will probably last to the end of this ‘week. Recorder’s Office, The following instruments were filed for record in the County Re-. corder’s office, yesterday: Deed—Wm. Carpenter Administrator of Geo. W. Bristow to A. Presley. .Land at Mooney Fiat, Rough and Ready township $700. Water Logation—A. Presley has located a spring for household pur-. . poses. pNaemehe & ><> Grass Valley Items. We clip the following from the Grass Valley Union of Thuisday: * "We gave notice yesterday morning ofthe faneral of Mrs. Alice Martin who was buried at 2 o'clock. In answer to the call many friends assembled to pay the last tribute of tespect to the deceased. The infant vhild of the deceased, aged about two weeks, and had been very sick from its birth. Just as the corpse was about to be taken from the house the littlesufferer also breathed its last. The funeral was thereby delayed for some tite. The adage “Trouble comes -doutile,** applies with peculiar emphasis, in this case. The additional affliction falls heavily . upon the sorely bereaved husband. Hay is selling in this place for about $20 a ton. The mountain grown article brings the highest price. The mountain hay this year is most excellent in quality. The Reese mine at Randolph Flat, near Rougli and Ready continues to-pah out. Reese brought a nice batch of gold to Findley’s bank yes. terday. The Gasliwiler, adjoining the Reese, is alsv looking up. ++ : Musie at the Rink. Mr. Ballard has engaged Carter’s Brase Band on Wednesday and Sat vrday evenings, to furnish music . ‘at the Skating Rink, for the pleasure e of all who attend: Each evening’s entertainmient will contlude with a ‘the daily wee of a wholesome tonic, sands of persoks thus cireumstanced are: Band. furnishes excellent ‘mosphere. It is the most potent of all] . ‘preventive. medieines, and for all ¢om. _ <0 == a =<. — oe CORN re NE ONT QeeR SPAR eet SCAN es OE Ret ae amin SERNA dear rare nl The Wearand: Tear of Life. The cares, anxieties: and» misfortunes’ of life haveas much to‘@e-with shortening it as disease; They are ifact’ the’ source of many ailments and’ physical disabilities. Nerveus weakness, dyspepsia, affections of the liver, disturbances of the bowels, headaches, hypochondria: and monomania are among these digtressingfruits. ‘It is, therefore, of great’ impartance that persons whose minds ' Oppressed With heavy business respo Hities, or harrassed by family troubles,cr excited by speculatior, or perpléxed by a muitiplicity of ‘enterprises, or im any way overtaxed or. ovérworked, should keep up ‘heir stamina by Thouenabled to bear up agaigst-the difficulties in which they are involved ved, and to retain their strength; health aa “mental clearness, by the réguiar use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitthé body when debilitaied and broken down by Over much brainwork, or exhausting physical lubor, are kept at bay by the resisttenic 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 isabsolutely essential to the safety and conifort. of, the public, and is required even by the more robust if they desire to keep'their athletic capabilities in status quo. Hence a course atthis period of the year asa defenseagainst the invisible disease afloat ina sultry atplaints which affect the stomach, the’ liver and the bowels, and interfere with the perfett digestion and assimilation of tood, itis he standard remedy. uy: E. W. BIGELOW. EB. W. BIGELOW.& CO., DEALERS IX GEO, E. TURNER. Tinware, “ begin od, } Hardware, Crockery, @roceries and ‘nnckitens: seer secsee “KY E have just received a large and well ~ welected stock of § Groceries and Provisions, Which will be sold at the lowest living rates. Geods delivered @ reasonable dij? ancefree of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING. A. ROSENTHAL i; AS just received a large and beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Gloths, ofthe very latest styles, which he is prepared toy Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mos reasonable 5. A good fit guaranteed inevery case. If you want a well fitting Coat, Vest or -Pants leave your order with me, and I will guarantee they will fit you better and last longer than any ready made clothing. Repairing and cleaning done on short notice. . ROSEN THAL, m21 . Pine fsck Nevada ‘City. BEER HOUSE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA OFTY Corner Building, Next welow National Exehange. ee SENNER & SONS., Manutnetunere of Ginger Pop LAGER BERR sold at the House ly the Jug; Measure or Keg. Call on JOBN and FRED, and ‘try their Beer. /$e20 MINER'S ATTENTION ! ENERS, AND MANUFACTURERS axe hereby cautioned against MAKING. BULING, LILING OR USING what is known as AR, de J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Jvint or Nozzie, a6 thesame is an infringement upen the imventionof the undersigned, secured by Letters Patent No. 108,653, dated Oct. 26th, 1870, known as Watson’s ‘Hydraulic seoh infuingoonans, wil to mgs unig prow su Ww rigorously THOMAS stern EO Pret of Watgon’s Hydraulic Chamon. ~~ aN 1873. FURNITURE! . FURNITURE ERSONS in want nt of a praen J in the Rhee esx ara a a Down to Common CHAIRS AND TABLES, cam“buy them at extraordinary low rates by calling on : ; . J. BE. JOHNSTON. National Exchange Hotel Building. next door to James Colley’s Butcher aie. of he "WINKS, ALE. E, PORTER 1PER AND Santen, on bend ape-aor sale os the bar NBVADA GT: sehottische, waltz, ete. y-lw Cc) roa tere. Diseases which arg prone to attack . ant power with which this incomparable ~~~ of Hostetter’s Bitters is particularly useful ; Te ‘OF THE Fl STOCK OF CLOTHING, Be. EVER BROUGHT INTO THE MOUNTAINS ! ‘BH. MILLER, OULD respectfully inform -the people of Nevada County that he has pened a. NEW STORE genres a Entire; New Stock OF: CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boy’s Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, And every other article usually found ina first-class Establishment. On Commercial St, Opposite Coe's Shoe Store. The Goods are arriving daily and entixe stock of New and Beautiful Goods, all of them of the Latest Importation, {no old worn out shelf public inspection on Friday. I don’t propose to advertise a list of prices but purehasers will find, that my prices areas low as any in the State. — By dealing henorably with every prices; Hhopeto receive afair share of public patronage. This Store is notin any manner connected with any ether establishment. eee AM ask of purchaser’ is : ($50,000 WORTH . Reauced Prices ! 'Phey have Reduced the goods in the lot) will be open for . considering thé quality of the goods, . . BOYS’ CLOTHING: Will be sold at an Immense . a8 f one and selling good goods at low A ITS NAP SN RSE tas 5 Important News ! TO THE ~ eae ¢ CLOTHING ! CLOTHING! —OF— Clothing {WILLBE SOLD AT . ‘—BY 3 NATHAN & CASPER, N-order to make room for the Fall Trade , and togive everybody a chance to Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes on all occasions ! Prices of Clothing ! PEOPLE OF NEVADACOUNTY . ~ a aoe “tnt Bor Sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, aaa . . Ww. H, Crawford's coiumn. & HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET. Nevada City. Stoves and Tinware CROCKERYOFFERED TO ‘BUYERS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 2 a —— JULIUS GREENWALD, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS recéived the, ‘ Genuine: Peach’ Brand Tobacco . . _—ALSO— ‘Peach Navy. Pobacco ! IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, And All Other Brands. as Usna» oe On Hand? 2 ara i GLASSWARE,, For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office,. MAIN 8 Tt EET, my Nevada Gity. ‘DUPONT BLASTING POWDER, For sale. by W. H. CRAWFORD) [@pposite the Express Office; MAIN STREET, @ Nevada City. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; FROM THE ‘FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by buying the same by the aemnettyr ¢ at whole-. sule prices: — Best. Quality and Full Weight ? ooo coop ENDUCEMENTS! TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. $4$1 Duck Pants 75 cents. — $1 best Overalls 75 cents. dershirts $1 50. $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen: es A LARGE VARIETY OF Reduction ! a . = BI0TS, SHOES, ‘HATS GIVE MEA CALL /YoURSELF.” Nathan & Casper: . B. ager aca : . Pine & Commercial Streets, $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $175 Fine White Merino Un$1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for And everything else that/ a first iNevada City. Type Foundry, Painter’s Foundry, San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Foundries, » large and superb stock of #2” PLAIN AND FANCY 'TY PE, “ee suitable for ever y class BEAUTIFUL} MAIN STREET, Nevada City. WIRE. HANGING BASKETS, of Printing. Merchants and others in want of hk 2nd quality Overalls,150 cts. BILL-HEADS, : LETTER-HEAD $2 50 best California Gray, ex* —AND— CIRCULARS, SHOW-CARDS, tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. WIRE FLOWER STANDS . posrens, SHOP-BILLS, $2 25 best Calfornia gray,meFOR SALE BY RECEIPTS, CHECKS. dium Overshirts, $1 87. WM. H. CRAWFORD, LABELS, PAMPHLETS, $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts . _ Opposite the Express Office. BY-LAWS, . PROGRAMMES, for $1 50. BLANKS, "Faas, WAY-BILLS, INVITATIONS TICKETS, DEEDS SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY W.H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. BUSINESS CARDS, BALL CARDS, Or any other kind of Printing ~ Will fixed it greatly to their advintage to have it executed at the DAILY TRANSCRIPT hy JOB PRINTING OFFICE. we oO _/ ME CREAM. Ye fe {= CREAM sent to any part of the city. Put up in pint or quars cans by THE cELERRATED CROSS CUT SAWS, c fe Vs ye: 9 FOR SALE BY W. 4H. CRAWFORD, NEVADA crry. LIGHTNING Ouaowts the Express om Main Street, leaving your order at : _-~ FRANKE’S. Pints. 50 Cents. Quarts $1. New York Oysters 91 per dozen. Nevada, June 22d. LEE GARTHE, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL; CORNED BEEF, HT. Meats sold at reasonable rates for cash. Market on Commercial street, opposite Mx onic Building, a2 D. M. BROWN, M. D. ATE SURGEON U. 8. VOLUNTPERS a FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, e Successor to W. M. BAILEY, M. DSurgeon and Homepathic Physician, Office—Opposite Post Office, Nevada. 329 M, 8. DEAL. 3. W. OLARK DEAL & CLARK, A ve “ML 8. DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Broad and Pine Streets, up stairs. GREAT INDUCEMENTS! ee Rie 2 48 FOLLOWS : . . ‘Thankful:for the patronage of the publis , SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, I cies all Belin cocsi in ros faa $25 00 Fine French. Cassimere en nants ee & CASA Suits for $20. W. H. CRAWFORD, $20 00 Fine French Cassimere 3. Opposite the Express Office, , ae aa Suits for $15. [MAIN STREET, , : : ‘ : January 28th, 1872. $15 00 Fine French Cassimere [Nevada City. Ld Ae ereul : Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere DAILY TRANSCRIPT Suits for $10. GIANT POWDER, BOOK AND JOB $9 00 French Cassimere Pants. " 4. ot powder Caps Fuse, . PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT — $8, . (on O¥ BROAD AND PINE 8TS., FOR SALE BY over the Nevada Drug Store. $8 00 French Cassimere Pants; cage ur 2BY, o ORD $7. VEM. Hi CRAWFORD! -geyurg & URAL, Pro's, $6 50 French Cassi re;Pants & Opposite the Express Office,}) / — “s $4.50, PMAIN STREET, We have just received from the California sandCounselorsatLaw. = ==

AIN DINNER 25: URNEY,. No.18— A Nevada City, og. ow Shades, Lamps, ete., . Nevada county. & Tarde’ stock of ES, COAL OLL, BETBOLEUM 8 Our mammoth ShatIGOURNEY, } . LONDON SURANCE # S FUND, (Gold) 04!ED STATES, 000 00 ! ré personally re. ents of the Com mareholders. JOHNSTON, ic Department. nt for Nevada deci? AL, 2 60 DAYS! ‘ have removed to ysite the old stand 30 small they are’ heir stock at an wWifice ! “tn want of any. line to give them “be: sold at some’ r GOODS bine ine Cologne, ' G STORE. ALSO. ro Silicon,: aning Silver snd re. 31C POLISH,” t will improve the 8, whether old 0 } goods, including he lowest rates in AINTS and OIA -PRESTON’S. } CHIEF! AULIC CHIEF 16 for Hydravin Use! 1D and for sale. it Inch Stream. lachine Shop. Notice! City, near the Pept d for sale cheap, for . vores, enclosed, sd . ~ m. Twoditches rus » two living spring . of it is well timber o thousand of tools, and atout # t with the Ranch, \! oe apply iyi A. J. 8. uC . K & McCUE, YHOLESALE DEAL ind Liquors, . NT STREET. Re ee ai office of Ty H. Caswell,’ pga an PFO Ot: The Brily Transcriph. NEVADA CITy,: CAlag ‘ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Lecal Brevities. . By reference to our advertising columns, itwill be seen that sealed proposals will be received until August 10th, for the erection of a Chureh building, for the Episcopal denomination, corner of High and Nevada streets, in this city. Plans: .and specifications can be seen at the law corner Of: Broad and Pine streets, up stairs. The introduction of Carter’s Brass Band into a skating rink on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, by Mr. Bullard, is quite a feature.” Beides making it ‘more lively-for'skathottisches, waltzes, etc., with which eavh evening's eukartaie ment concludes. We stated that motiey vauld be got for a railroad. "The Grass» ‘Valley Union asks, ““Phen why isit not built” simply. betause the pile is not big enough. We know of many citizens who stand ready to “‘put up’’. but more are needed, and it ig therefore necessary to keep on talking railroad: Yesterday many residents of Grass Valley were in this city, Among them we noticed? Hon, Miles P. ©’Connor. We suppose they ave all interested in the Grass Valley water case. ae The Chinaman arrested for steal. . ing a cigar holder from Jack’s variety store, was yesterday tried and acquitted. The Republican primary election wilt be held to-morrow afternoon, from.2o’clock to8 p.m. Jno. M. Patterson-is Supervisor, Republicans should attend. Important Case. fi The trial of the case of the Town of Grass Valley against the Grass Valley Water, Company, conmmenced in the District Court before Judge Reardan yesterday. The suit is brought to set aside the contract, on _ the ground that it was procured by fraud, the members of the Water Company being at the time of the making of the contract City Trustees, and that they entered into a conspiracy for this purpose. We also believe a breach of the:contract is alleged, in that the company failed to supply the water required by the city. Dibble & Byrne appear. for the plaintiffs and Judge Searls and Williams & Johnson for the defense, A large number of citizens of Grass Valley are witnesses. The case will probably last to the end of this ‘week. Recorder’s Office, The following instruments were filed for record in the County Re-. corder’s office, yesterday: Deed—Wm. Carpenter Administrator of Geo. W. Bristow to A. Presley. .Land at Mooney Fiat, Rough and Ready township $700. Water Logation—A. Presley has located a spring for household pur-. . poses. pNaemehe & ><> Grass Valley Items. We clip the following from the Grass Valley Union of Thuisday: * "We gave notice yesterday morning ofthe faneral of Mrs. Alice Martin who was buried at 2 o'clock. In answer to the call many friends assembled to pay the last tribute of tespect to the deceased. The infant vhild of the deceased, aged about two weeks, and had been very sick from its birth. Just as the corpse was about to be taken from the house the littlesufferer also breathed its last. The funeral was thereby delayed for some tite. The adage “Trouble comes -doutile,** applies with peculiar emphasis, in this case. The additional affliction falls heavily . upon the sorely bereaved husband. Hay is selling in this place for about $20 a ton. The mountain grown article brings the highest price. The mountain hay this year is most excellent in quality. The Reese mine at Randolph Flat, near Rougli and Ready continues to-pah out. Reese brought a nice batch of gold to Findley’s bank yes. terday. The Gasliwiler, adjoining the Reese, is alsv looking up. ++ : Musie at the Rink. Mr. Ballard has engaged Carter’s Brase Band on Wednesday and Sat vrday evenings, to furnish music . ‘at the Skating Rink, for the pleasure e of all who attend: Each evening’s entertainmient will contlude with a ‘the daily wee of a wholesome tonic, sands of persoks thus cireumstanced are: Band. furnishes excellent ‘mosphere. It is the most potent of all] . ‘preventive. medieines, and for all ¢om. _ <0 == a =<. — oe CORN re NE ONT QeeR SPAR eet SCAN es OE Ret ae amin SERNA dear rare nl The Wearand: Tear of Life. The cares, anxieties: and» misfortunes’ of life haveas much to‘@e-with shortening it as disease; They are ifact’ the’ source of many ailments and’ physical disabilities. Nerveus weakness, dyspepsia, affections of the liver, disturbances of the bowels, headaches, hypochondria: and monomania are among these digtressingfruits. ‘It is, therefore, of great’ impartance that persons whose minds ' Oppressed With heavy business respo Hities, or harrassed by family troubles,cr excited by speculatior, or perpléxed by a muitiplicity of ‘enterprises, or im any way overtaxed or. ovérworked, should keep up ‘heir stamina by Thouenabled to bear up agaigst-the difficulties in which they are involved ved, and to retain their strength; health aa “mental clearness, by the réguiar use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitthé body when debilitaied and broken down by Over much brainwork, or exhausting physical lubor, are kept at bay by the resisttenic 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 isabsolutely essential to the safety and conifort. of, the public, and is required even by the more robust if they desire to keep'their athletic capabilities in status quo. Hence a course atthis period of the year asa defenseagainst the invisible disease afloat ina sultry atplaints which affect the stomach, the’ liver and the bowels, and interfere with the perfett digestion and assimilation of tood, itis he standard remedy. uy: E. W. BIGELOW. EB. W. BIGELOW.& CO., DEALERS IX GEO, E. TURNER. Tinware, “ begin od, } Hardware, Crockery, @roceries and ‘nnckitens: seer secsee “KY E have just received a large and well ~ welected stock of § Groceries and Provisions, Which will be sold at the lowest living rates. Geods delivered @ reasonable dij? ancefree of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING. A. ROSENTHAL i; AS just received a large and beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Gloths, ofthe very latest styles, which he is prepared toy Make up to order On the shortest notice and on the mos reasonable 5. A good fit guaranteed inevery case. If you want a well fitting Coat, Vest or -Pants leave your order with me, and I will guarantee they will fit you better and last longer than any ready made clothing. Repairing and cleaning done on short notice. . ROSEN THAL, m21 . Pine fsck Nevada ‘City. BEER HOUSE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA OFTY Corner Building, Next welow National Exehange. ee SENNER & SONS., Manutnetunere of Ginger Pop LAGER BERR sold at the House ly the Jug; Measure or Keg. Call on JOBN and FRED, and ‘try their Beer. /$e20

MINER'S ATTENTION ! ENERS, AND MANUFACTURERS axe hereby cautioned against MAKING. BULING, LILING OR USING what is known as AR, de J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Jvint or Nozzie, a6 thesame is an infringement upen the imventionof the undersigned, secured by Letters Patent No. 108,653, dated Oct. 26th, 1870, known as Watson’s ‘Hydraulic seoh infuingoonans, wil to mgs unig prow su Ww rigorously THOMAS stern EO Pret of Watgon’s Hydraulic Chamon. ~~ aN 1873. FURNITURE! . FURNITURE ERSONS in want nt of a praen J in the Rhee esx ara a a Down to Common CHAIRS AND TABLES, cam“buy them at extraordinary low rates by calling on : ; . J. BE. JOHNSTON. National Exchange Hotel Building. next door to James Colley’s Butcher aie. of he "WINKS, ALE. E, PORTER 1PER AND Santen, on bend ape-aor sale os the bar NBVADA GT: sehottische, waltz, ete. y-lw Cc) roa tere. Diseases which arg prone to attack . ant power with which this incomparable ~~~ of Hostetter’s Bitters is particularly useful ; Te ‘OF THE Fl STOCK OF CLOTHING, Be. EVER BROUGHT INTO THE MOUNTAINS ! ‘BH. MILLER, OULD respectfully inform -the people of Nevada County that he has pened a. NEW STORE genres a Entire; New Stock OF: CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boy’s Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, And every other article usually found ina first-class Establishment. On Commercial St, Opposite Coe's Shoe Store. The Goods are arriving daily and entixe stock of New and Beautiful Goods, all of them of the Latest Importation, {no old worn out shelf public inspection on Friday. I don’t propose to advertise a list of prices but purehasers will find, that my prices areas low as any in the State. — By dealing henorably with every prices; Hhopeto receive afair share of public patronage. This Store is notin any manner connected with any ether establishment. eee AM ask of purchaser’ is : ($50,000 WORTH . Reauced Prices ! 'Phey have Reduced the goods in the lot) will be open for . considering thé quality of the goods, . . BOYS’ CLOTHING: Will be sold at an Immense . a8 f one and selling good goods at low A ITS NAP SN RSE tas 5 Important News ! TO THE ~ eae ¢ CLOTHING ! CLOTHING! —OF— Clothing {WILLBE SOLD AT . ‘—BY 3 NATHAN & CASPER, N-order to make room for the Fall Trade , and togive everybody a chance to Wear a Fine Suit of Clothes on all occasions ! Prices of Clothing ! PEOPLE OF NEVADACOUNTY . ~ a aoe “tnt Bor Sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, aaa . . Ww. H, Crawford's coiumn. & HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, IRON & STEEL, Opposite the Express Office, MAIN STREET. Nevada City. Stoves and Tinware CROCKERYOFFERED TO ‘BUYERS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 2 a —— JULIUS GREENWALD, ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, HAS recéived the, ‘ Genuine: Peach’ Brand Tobacco . . _—ALSO— ‘Peach Navy. Pobacco ! IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, And All Other Brands. as Usna» oe On Hand? 2 ara i GLASSWARE,, For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, Opposite the Express Office,. MAIN 8 Tt EET, my Nevada Gity. ‘DUPONT BLASTING POWDER, For sale. by W. H. CRAWFORD) [@pposite the Express Office; MAIN STREET, @ Nevada City. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; FROM THE ‘FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! Miners and Consumers of Tobacco will save money by buying the same by the aemnettyr ¢ at whole-. sule prices: — Best. Quality and Full Weight ? ooo coop ENDUCEMENTS! TO BUYERS OF TOBACCO. $4$1 Duck Pants 75 cents. — $1 best Overalls 75 cents. dershirts $1 50. $1 and as low as 75 cents. Socks $1 per dozen: es A LARGE VARIETY OF Reduction ! a . = BI0TS, SHOES, ‘HATS GIVE MEA CALL /YoURSELF.” Nathan & Casper: . B. ager aca : . Pine & Commercial Streets, $4 50 French Cassimere Pants $175 Fine White Merino Un$1 50 Fine White Merino Undershirts $125. Also, some for And everything else that/ a first iNevada City. Type Foundry, Painter’s Foundry, San Francisco, and the Philadelphia Foundries, » large and superb stock of #2” PLAIN AND FANCY 'TY PE, “ee suitable for ever y class BEAUTIFUL} MAIN STREET, Nevada City. WIRE. HANGING BASKETS, of Printing. Merchants and others in want of hk 2nd quality Overalls,150 cts. BILL-HEADS, : LETTER-HEAD $2 50 best California Gray, ex* —AND— CIRCULARS, SHOW-CARDS, tra Gov. Oversnirts, $2.12. WIRE FLOWER STANDS . posrens, SHOP-BILLS, $2 25 best Calfornia gray,meFOR SALE BY RECEIPTS, CHECKS. dium Overshirts, $1 87. WM. H. CRAWFORD, LABELS, PAMPHLETS, $2 Fine Cashmere Undershirts . _ Opposite the Express Office. BY-LAWS, . PROGRAMMES, for $1 50. BLANKS, "Faas, WAY-BILLS, INVITATIONS TICKETS, DEEDS SAPOLIO, For Cleaning and Polishing, FOR SALE BY W.H. CRAWFORD, Opp. Express Office, MAIN STREET, Nevada City. BUSINESS CARDS, BALL CARDS, Or any other kind of Printing ~ Will fixed it greatly to their advintage to have it executed at the DAILY TRANSCRIPT hy JOB PRINTING OFFICE. we oO _/ ME CREAM. Ye fe {= CREAM sent to any part of the city. Put up in pint or quars cans by THE cELERRATED CROSS CUT SAWS, c fe Vs ye: 9 FOR SALE BY W. 4H. CRAWFORD, NEVADA crry. LIGHTNING Ouaowts the Express om Main Street, leaving your order at : _-~ FRANKE’S. Pints. 50 Cents. Quarts $1. New York Oysters 91 per dozen. Nevada, June 22d. LEE GARTHE, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL; CORNED BEEF, HT. Meats sold at reasonable rates for cash. Market on Commercial street, opposite Mx onic Building, a2 D. M. BROWN, M. D. ATE SURGEON U. 8. VOLUNTPERS a FOR SALE BY WM. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, e Successor to W. M. BAILEY, M. DSurgeon and Homepathic Physician, Office—Opposite Post Office, Nevada. 329 M, 8. DEAL. 3. W. OLARK DEAL & CLARK, A ve “ML 8. DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Broad and Pine Streets, up stairs. GREAT INDUCEMENTS! ee Rie 2 48 FOLLOWS : . . ‘Thankful:for the patronage of the publis , SHOT, WADS AND CAPS, I cies all Belin cocsi in ros faa $25 00 Fine French. Cassimere en nants ee & CASA Suits for $20. W. H. CRAWFORD, $20 00 Fine French Cassimere 3. Opposite the Express Office, , ae aa Suits for $15. [MAIN STREET, , : : ‘ : January 28th, 1872. $15 00 Fine French Cassimere [Nevada City. Ld Ae ereul : Suits for $13. $12 00 Fine French Cassimere DAILY TRANSCRIPT Suits for $10. GIANT POWDER, BOOK AND JOB $9 00 French Cassimere Pants. " 4. ot powder Caps Fuse, . PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT — $8, . (on O¥ BROAD AND PINE 8TS., FOR SALE BY over the Nevada Drug Store. $8 00 French Cassimere Pants; cage ur 2BY, o ORD $7. VEM. Hi CRAWFORD! -geyurg & URAL, Pro's, $6 50 French Cassi re;Pants & Opposite the Express Office,}) / — “s $4.50, PMAIN STREET, We have just received from the California sandCounselorsatLaw. = ==