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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada Daily Transcript (1863-1868)

June 18, 1880 (4 pages)

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ion of the C OUNtr d Choice desig: NiTURE CO0ODs, of all hinds — ple, n Francisco, r than ever, $m png WELL, Law, fs "THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. poet > onfthe railroad yesterd: ay, SEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. . Brief Mention. Lock up your spoons. Fourth. of-duly on deck! How sorely some superdtitious people will be disappointed to learn that there was nota harrowing accident The Trusteés of the Grass Valley school finally coicluded to give the pupils-a holiday yesterday, and the examitation will be eontinued toot : a The city presented a desolate Ap, " pearance for. 1wo.or three hours yesterday afternoon...Nearly every able bodied resident was at the ye nic. The young ladies calico party to : be giver-atHunt's Hall-on the evening + of the 25th is the next important . social event. Some of the taiy sex have* prepared stunning costumes for that evening, and of course all the rest will fo.low. suit. : Se ee BMvoodiums on the Rampage. Complaint is made that. on Wed~ nesday evening some drunken hood= Fined’ for Assault aud Rattery. On Sunday last Henry eee of this p'ace, was violently assaulted, at a pie-nic held on the. premises of his mother-in-law, east of Banner Hill, while: he was attempting to stop an assault being made by‘a man named J. T. Riley on .a Frenchman named Messiet. The names of Fuchs’ . assailants were T.Sullivan andJ. McCarty, who both were friendsof Riley, and all of them miners from Little York township. Mr. Fuchs was} badly beaten and _ bruised, so much so ‘that he’ has not been able , to le ve his house since the occurrence. On Tuesday Sullivan and McCarty and ‘Riley wv were brought} before Justice Davis ef. this_ Place, . rand after pleading guilty of an as-. sault and fighting.were.muleted in fines and costs to the sum of $30each. It seems that the assaultupon Mr. Fachswas_made under—misappre-: hension ct the part he was aout in trying to stop a quarre , and Sullivan and McCarty in their friendship for Riley attacked and beat Fuchs in a niinner that was wholly ‘unjustifiable.—Unian. ~ Furniture For Sale. The household furniture of H. W: oe — We €an’t atic. Without showing the eosidition: of our teeth. Every laugh exposes them. Imorder not to be ashained of them let us use the popular dentifrice, Sozedont, which suré. to is keep them white and spotless, No’ tartar canencrust them,*no canker effect the euamel, no species of deéay. infest the dental bone, if sozodont:is regularly used. Itis a botanical prefaration, and its beneficial effects on the teeth and gums are marvelous, as it removes al discolorations, and renders the gums hard and rosy. Photographs aia ‘to San Francisco’s best. CoLiins, Operator. RuDOLPH Photo-Ga!lery, Broad Street, Nevada Cover away if you want to, but if not,—use Hale's Honey of Horehound and Far. Pikes Toothache Dre Cure ih ‘One Minute. a A Card. ae To all who are suffering from “the errors and indiscretions-of youth, nervous. weakness, early decay, loss-of manhood, &c., I will send a récipe that willcure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was. discorered by a missionary in South—America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JosErH T. Inman, mEArP WEAR. OUVCVAN Cer, reet,“pp. Cain Cc sity. e Courts of the rts_of the United alifornia, d Mortgages. for acknowiedyments : jeli ass Valley ber Co. ‘iY ON HAND =e 3 0) ~y 10n and Clear NG, H RUSTIC, SIDING, ED CEILING, +H PICKETS, . LATHS, POLES, ‘EAGGING, Wood, Etc. ‘alk, and at M. Co., Main ye promptly at5 munication bend Yard. le uce for Sale. sperty situated on L, NEVADA csty, Church, is offered ight Goes Wid erty. rchase money @4) 2 property, pays » of 8. CHAPLIN, Jlington’s Stable. ae, cELOW, INT Gr AGENT. f the Rest Com f, Home, including STMENT, rhe Girard of Phil and La Caisse, # mia, New Orieass, mld te. ——lums of advanced agein passing along Cayote street to.ea number of pickets from the fences in front of the resigents of Mesars-“ Walters, “Emmons: and McGill. “At the Jast named ‘house they hurled a picket through a window, breaking the glass and making the inmates, who were in bed, think a cyclone had brought its batteries to bear on the domicile. It is well for the roughs that they. were not captured for they would probably have received rough treatment at the hands of the outraged citizens in the viewniby, $ The Paenix Cigar. The Phoenix cigar, manufactured by Wm. Lewis & Co., 30 and 32 and California street, San Francisco, has more charms for the appreciative -smoker than any other brand-new on the market. It is of just the right proportions, firm, even and fragrant. ‘The write. does not make tliese state-ments on hearsay, but from actual exparience, having besa presented with a box of the cigars by the makers, Messrs. Lewis & Co., have a nfimmoth trade aatendute all over the Coast. Whoever patronizes them “ouce will find their goods to be of a quality that they will want no other. . upon it in German text. er will-confer a great favor and—bej— Netable Arrivals. General Benj. F. Butler, acegmpanied by L. L. Robinson of the North Bioomtie!d Mining Company and the foliowimg party, arrived in this city by yesterday morning’s train, and after breakfasting at. the Union Hotel went in carriages to the mine at North Bloomfield: Mrs. Hildreth, Mrs, Faringtow, Miss Heard, Prentiss Webster and Ben. I. Butler of Lowell, Massachusetts; Mr. Chadwick of Boston, Mass., and Mr. Barrett of ‘Washington D. C. “General Butler is said to be an owner inthe Bloomfield C ompany a property, ——— Vv erdict Rendered. The case of D. A. Rich et. als vs,, W. 8S, Talbot et als, which had been on trial for five days, was given to the jury at 9 o'clock Wednesday evening. At 12:45 o'clock yesterday morning the following verdict was returned:
We, the jurors in the case of Rich and others against Talbot and others, find a verdict on the whole, case for defendant. EK. B. Ransom, Foreman. ->Gold @rnament Lest. A cireular gold piece the size Sof a $2.50 piece, with a ‘*T.” engraved The findrewarded by returning. the same to this office, tf, Ooo Da Parlor Oyster, Confectienery and ice Cream Saloon. Fresh Oysters, Ice Cream, Soda Water and Confectiorery, at m28-tf Antoine Ta™’s, Sherman, Myde & Ce. San Francisco. The largest music house on the coast. We -keep the celebrated Weber’ Pianos Haines sro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Pianu;alSo the world-renowned Estey Organ. iustruthents sold on easy installments. All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet : inusic, = SHERMAN, Hyp’ & Co. Cuay LIx, agent fof Nevada Co. Hyman, junction of Main and Church streets, is offered for sale at a bar— gain. Persons desirous of purchasmake their selections. a 3t Bigelow ? Has lots of lots for sale, allthe way from city sidewalks to a~ boundless contiguity. of shade. uf _-— + Ooo The Palace Cizar Store. Avex. ZEKIN:;, the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh make my headquarters at the Assessor’s office in the Court House, where lists may be returned to me. All taxpayers are required to make a return of real and personal property owned by them at 12 0’clock noon, on the first Monday of March, 1880. DanreL CoLitns, County Assessor. Mountain Ice. apl5-tf The Nevada Ice Company is now . prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House ‘will be promptly attended to. m28-tf J. S. Tuompson, _——+ eB 0 eS You Have no Excuse. Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you should goon from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual C ostiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning pairis at the pit of the Stomach, Yelow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming u ‘food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! I¢ is positively your own fault if you do. Go to your Druggist—and get a bottle of Green’s August Plower for 75 cents. Your cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a Sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, Two doses wil relieve you. EEE -of all grades. est styles. Valises and Satchels. am Our facilities for purchasing are ing should “call inmediately and . 'GALICO © PARTY ! —BY THE— ar . Young Ladies OF NEVADA CITY, June 25th, 1880. MUSIC BY ELSER’S BAND. Reception Committee. 4 Miss Gove, Miss Dieyfuss, Miss Mattison, Miss Morrison, Miss Hinds, Miss Naffziger, Miss Nivens, Miss Valantine, Miss Turner, Miss Holland, Miss 0’ Donnell, Miss Bailey,. Miss Shea, ; Miss Monro, stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, . Miss Bagi Miss Hupp, i feL of the choicest brands. Also all the Ge jad eon oo ro favorite varicties of . . Miss Wellington, Miss Loyd, oe Chewing Tobac Miss Marselus, Miss Martin, co. His stock of Candies and Nuts . Miss Holbrook, Miss Leavitt, Miss Ott, “Miss Wells, are choice and fresh, and his prices . \ics Muller, Diss Bradley, . are the lowest in the city. tf Miss Beightol, Miss Nilon, = = — Miss Thoss, Miss Watson, z Miss Gray, Miss Ross, Notice te Tax-Payers. +p Miss Hook; Miss Atien, — sis Lee Miss pnepp, Miss Smith, ‘ Miss Bowdyin, Miss Stinson, I am now angeged in assessing the Migs Moksea, Miss Walker, property of Nevada Township, and . Miss Gibbs. “besides calling upon Taxpayers for Floor Committee. statements of their property, and will —_ — = ziger, ya = arn Miss Sallie Bill, Miss L. McBrown. Floor Director—Miss ANNIE O’DoNELL. Tickets $1.50. £27 Spectators will Be charged an adniission fee of 50 cents each: FRUITS and VEGETABLES iF. G. WILKINS & CO. Broad Street, Next to the National Hotel, EG to ‘inform their patrons and friends B that they are — : Daily in receipt ef the very Choicest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. The sime aré shipped from the growers direct. Also a fine selection of Fresh CANDIES, best brands of TOBACCO and CIGARS and a large stock of Variety — always on hand: Satisfactiém guaranteed both in “— one. price. jes LICK HOUSE, "SAN FRANCISCO. On the European Plan. Elegantly Furnished Rooms. KFIRST CLASSRESTAUR ANT, JNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE U Experiencea and Skillful Caterer, JACKSON JORDAN, AS PROPRIETOR, WM. F. HARRISON, maa?5-1m MANAGER wa SUMMER ATTRACTIONS We have just received an IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHING in our line consisting of Tricots, Worsted, Diagonals, Cassimer es, Cheviots IN MENS’, YOUTHS’ and BOY’S. A complete line of DUSTERS, in Mohair and Linen, ~~ In our HAT DEPARTMENT you will find the very latSPECIALTY—Mens’ Boots and Ladies Shoes, ae Behan ‘Having a resident. in. the principal markets enables us to SELL GOODS AT LOWER RATES THAN CAN BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE, — 4In order to convince yourselves call at our establishment. Corner of Broad sed Pine Streets, ra cy It is the week of advertisement that must tell; _and At. will tell,. -until, in the near “Tulare, . Grey's New York Store will be oe Stratron. D,New —-¥Yorewe. . mé8-ly om om —— ne _. From-this Date till the 4th of July We shall Offer SpeAt Hent’s Hall, on Friday Evening, that your visit has been one.of pleasure and_profit. — Berean eae “T HAVE SAVED A DAY'S WAGES!” Was the expression uttered by a hard-working son of toil after he had purchased g goods to the amount of $13.75. These goods were only plain materials, yet he was fully convinced that in purchasing at the New York Dry.Goods Store he had saved $3.00 me the transaction. This speaks volumes for ? Grey's New York Dry Goods Store. A HOUSEHOLD WORD Throughout the length « and feveantili of the ra. Oo Gial Inducements. throughout Our House. & Ladies Stfts cst. inn cian Ladies Underclothing ver mewet om Satchels and Valises =»: osc Black Grenadines * Dress Suiting Our BI'k Cashmeres #232" anche Corse ts. Our stbck of Corsets aro unequalled. We have a genetal as Children’s Sun any Parasols. RUGHINGS AND FANS, AT VERY LOW PRICHS. FANGY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, SMAPS, TIES, BOWS, IN ENDLESS PROFUSION. ——————--Q--— ——_ At cost, commencing at 8 1-2. cents per _ yard. — ENGLISH AND FRENCH, from 12 1-2 cents per yard. entlemen's Daderwear Fancy Ties. Scarfs, 1-2 Hose, Etc. ————-—_-—--—— ; ® We are e prepared to sell at prices far below any figures ever seen in this State. The above will give but a faint idea of our splendid stock, but if this advertisement will lead you to our NEW YORK STORE yon will leave that Institution — satisfied ee aay Yours Very Respectfully, J.P. GREY, New York Dry Goods Store ! Broad Street, Nevada, AND “Mill Street, Grass Valley.