March 25, 1885 (4 pages)

City, Nevada County, : CALIFORNIA. eee Brown & Carxtys. . , Proprietors. _ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1385. RR CEN RENE RN «PRESENTA AL IE “Nevada ‘Ex-Representateve GLascock indignantly denies the report that he has‘boasted of being confident United States Attorney in San Francisco. ~ “Tris reported from Washington that the President is much disgusted at the contention in the Democratic factions now at the capital seeking political favors. A 16-year-oLp boy apparently _died in Freeport, O., and was placed in a coffin for burial, when _ he was found to be alive, and it is thought will recover. ee Se SenaTor Farr seems to ag the favor of Président-Cleveland, and ~ suggestions and recommendations from the Senator receive earnest attention. Great destitution and suffering from lack of food are reported among the people of Wirt and Pleasant counties, West Virginia. my Leapra New York society ladies have petitioned the Legislature of the State in opposition to female suffrage. ——_ ome EnGusu men-of-war in African ‘waters have been ordered to show the greatest respect to the German flag wherever inet. >.——— Tae severe and continuous cold weather in New York is without precedent in that State during February and March. 7 -——_o<>o——_—— ~ —Tur British and Arabs had a five hours’ battle Friday, in which the latter were defeated with great loss. <-> Tuere is a strike among the miners of the Susquehanna Coal Company at Ranticoke, Penn. _>+— Presipent CLEVELAND has rented a pew in the First Presbyterian Church, Washington. o> -+——Jr is now thought-in-Washington thatthe Senate will surely adjourn this week. -_ oer THe Arabs came very near ‘‘getting away” with the British, near Suakin, Sunday. me Tue heaviest snow-storm in! ten years prevailed at Fortress Monroe, Va., Sunday. GENERAL GRANT’s daughter, Mrs. Sartoris, has arrived in New York from Europe. ARRIVALS AT THE LEADING HOTELS. NEVADA CITY, UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros.. PROPRIETORS. March 23, 1885. B. Guscetti, ranch, A. Ogden, You Bet, 8. 8. Long, Washington, J. Barnhaid, New River, _ Jas, McNaughton, Forest City, , George Legg, city, © : ©. Jno-Lfreanor, Sierra'City, D. J. Buckley, Grass Valley, J. S. Waters;~Washington, D, A. Stevenson,-Pike City, Thomas Ewing, San Francisco, 8. B. Silleth, Jr., do T. G. Farrer, city, E. H. Rhodes, San Francisco, A. H. Schnabel, do “ W. C. McBee Truckee, Thos. B. Hall, Sacramento, A. Maltman, city, D. B. Lowry, Marysville, Jno. Spaulding, city, E. M. Brown,~do: Fred Naake, do ° NATIONAL HOTEL, SA. Bppy. 2.05 645 PROPRIETOR. March 21, 1885. B. Guscetti, Ranch, Lew. Douglas, Downieville. Geo. Lawrence _ .” J. P. Lidon, Marysville. John German, San Juan. D. Furth, 2 i Mrs. Poag, Graniteville. M. Bates, Washington. J. H. Batcher, Sac. K. M. Ham, + ONE SRR NS RES of receiving the appointment of} Corn, WILLIAM WOLPS For Cash ! Flour, ‘per 100 Ibs wa OE Cee: 2 LA a . Rolled Barley“ “ ..-. 1 50 White Sugar11“ .. 1 mews S38 Fe 1 Rice 5 aE ee 1 Gurrents, 10" -.:.:: 1 Prunes, Dee as ee 1 Beans, AO, 1 Java Coffee, .4°.. 1 Oosta Rica {=-64 1 Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 Chocolate, papers.. 1 Oysters, — 12 cans.1 Green Corn, S sc Green Peas, es Strirg Beans, 8 “ Fy . Tomatoes, dit pease . Salmon, 1g © 24 Table Fruit, 6.0: 24 Pie Fruit, §" 254 Jelly, G22 Sardines, Sy Lobsters, ee . Deviled-‘Ham, 4°“ .1 Corned Beef, 4°“ .1 Lard, 8 Ib “ 90 Lard, oe Kerosene, 5 gallon “ .1 75 Kerosene, per “ “. 40 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs. 3 Pissing 6 OO Tea, § pound box, .1 25 Tea, per pound, 35 Soap, per box, ; 60 Harkness Candles, per box,3 50 “ “$2 for } SanFran “ 80for 1 sy ‘per box 1 50 Butter, per roll. 50 Tobacco, per plug 50 And Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF, Ordinance No. 113. TT\HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Sxciion 1. Any person or persons who shall fire off or discharge any. fire crackers, bombs or explusive substances, within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, without first obtaining permission from the ‘Trustees of said city to do so, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con viction shall be fined not less than ten dollars or more than one hundred dolJars, or be imprisoned ‘in the City Prison not to exceed ten days, Srcrion 2. This Ordinance shall be in full force onand after the Fifth day of April, A. D. 1885. Passed March 19th, 1885. J. C, ABBOTT, President. W. G. RicHarps, Clerk. m21 THOS. SHURTLEFF, C. A. SHURTLEFF. THOMAS SHURTLER AND SON Dealer Groceries Provisions F ROUITS, Poultry and Game, FRESH FISH: In the Market. Our Prices Are as Low as . distance fre ' This powder never varies. A -. marvel of purity, strength and ‘wholesomeness. More economi¢al than the ordinary kinds,: and ~ cannot be sold in competition with ~ the multitude. of low test, short _ weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soup oniv 1n-cans. _Rovan. _Baxine Powper Co., 106 Wally © Send a Commercial St., Nevada Ci > LOVELL > Roller Skates Latestand Best. ‘Tension by Spiral Spring. New Adjustment. _ _ Used by Largest Rinks. for circular to E. T. ALLEN, 416 st., San Francisco. m10-Im CHOICEST CANDIES . ~ The Lowest'i:«: delivered within q reasonable . 3 W. City Marshal at the election t0 take > . -on Tuesda@ ee Timorny Harrinaton, Secretary of the Irish National League, has received $10,000 from OReilly, the Treasurer of the branch league at Detroit, subject to the con-lition . that the money shall be used folely for parliamentary purposps. .+o— Tur widow of George’ McCullough has sued several citizens of Cotulla, Texas, for lynching her husband. She demands $200,600 damages. ‘Tue Chamber of Commerce ‘of Limerick voted to present an address of welcome to the Prince of Wales. 7 e Miss Carriz Warp, an actress; has been jailed at Baltimore for bigamy. AL kinds of California fruit are now exhibited in Chicago. Drs\Frazter’s Throat and Lung Balsam Is the greatest remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, _ Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping Cough,and all diseases of the throat and lungs. It performs wonders in relieving Consumption. It strengthens the lungs and instantly allays all irritation of the throat. : : CLEVELAND, Ono. Dr. Frazter—Dear Sir: 1 was troubled for about three months during the last summer. and fall with Bronchitis and a-bad cough. After trying several remedies without finding any relief, . used your Throat and Lung PBaisam, and found immediate heip. On retiring at nightit gave me_undisturb-, ed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks [ found myself cured. Rev. E. Nute. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lungs, and assists nature by expectoration to throw off the corruption. Sold by druggists everywhere at 75 cents a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. Still Reducing. Boys’ overalls 25 and 30 cts. Men’s heavy nailed boots, $3. Men’s heavy tap soled kip boots, $3, $3 25. Men’s heavy tap soled calf boots, $3 25, $3 50. Men’s single sole calf boots, $3. Immense lots just received and for sale at Hyman Bros., corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, Cat.— dis8-tf A good-sized room in the Transcript Block, up stairs. Apply at this office. tf ”. Wre, eadi Flower, Garden and _ Field Seeds, just received at E. Rosenthal’s. j8-ti > -—_—_——. Clover Seed. Fresh Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa Seed at Carr Bros. tf Garden ‘Seeds. Garden Seeds of all kinds at Carr Bros. BORN. At Pag ‘Sonoma Co, March 2ist. 1885, to T, H. Hicks and wife, a danghter, MARRIED. At Grass Valley, March 2st; 1885, b: Henry Vavis, J. P., I. F. Morey, of Forest Springs, to Mary ©, Mannix, of Nevada City. NOTICE — —TOo— Piety Hill Water CONSUMERS. — Water will be shut~off March 26th, possibly on the 28th, to 27th and connect new pipe. For City Treasurer. BY bevcpakes FLEMING is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Treasurer, For City Marshal. 8. HOLBROOK is hereby announced « asa candidate for the office of City “For City Marshal. ~ T. JOYCE will be a candidate for place May 4th, 1885.‘. Beef, Pork, Mutton, ms 1 y' or 8 selection of 50 plants ic best in the world 25c—. Robusts. Lage ee Bourbon of Month? , 10e—Hybrids or hardy ‘via eighteeninches . \ Any of the above will be_sent free of eee nore pin fror mpd pap mgt eo fh me e NEW VARIETIES. Aster Peony Ageratum Swanley arf, \y dou! deliver at your own door any etc., 6e-—O 5e—Carnat be mn, large n . le or double 8 sorts pL ne ng éc-—New French Hybrid CO ea raen Heath l0e—-Paris new, flowers 3} dwarf, ae Sius witolor: erin variegata, dwarf unt 15e—Mignonette grandita, wart striped sono wera Hiy-uke Howere 2c. PDIOX 15e—Phiox Grat Gero, dwart variety for poll we beter isc Pansies Odier or five blitoched 25c 20e—8 com ie. it scar! Gem right yellow Blac. es Pansies 500-—Verbena elegans pumila, assorted co Zinnia, rou dwarf Mek mae iz Ext: eupeig, We will deliver in this advertisement at your own doo free of cost everything describe ‘or $5.00. one address or to 8¢) Wery early and a sweet 150— ie Arlin: usk Melon, the roved rs above will be sent free at 14 will be forwarded for 2 yearly subscriptions to one address or.each to a of vegetable and seeds = CHEAPEST AXD BEST FIRE 1NSURARCE. D THE TRANSATLANTIC Fire Insurance Company —OFr— HAMBURG.:.. -GERMANY CAPITAL $1,500,000 Is;now the Only Company Doing Business tn California _ HE OTHER 97 COMPANIES FORM THEPacific Insurence Union, and have amongst other arbitrary rules, Strictly interdicted agents who want to place risks in their ‘‘Compact” from having any dealings with this Company, under malty of a heavy fine. We shall thereore be glad if our friends and the public will deal with us, and we offer them rates of premiums commensurate with the risk, but quite Independent of any Compact Rates. 427 The larger portion of the TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY’S risks is re-insured by contract in eleven other substantial European Insurance Companies, and with its ample Capital and Assets of -$1,500,000, we offer an unexceptional indemnity to the insuring public, CARR BROTHERS, mh20 Agents, Nevada City. Broad St. Market. Nevada City, Calliforuta. JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. I AM prepared to%suppl) the perple of Nevad City and vicinity with Choice Veal, Sausages, Corn Beet, etc. At as low rates—as_can be —p urchased aay, ~here in Nevada City, Meats delivered within ‘a reasonable dis‘ance free of charge. ‘ If you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Cuilet or Uhop, give me a call. Tintend to always keep the best meats to beprocured in the market at the shop, and eustomers, whether_old or young, can rely upon getting what they order. A share of public patronage 's respectfully wlicited. All settlements will be made with Monro at the Broad Street Market, same as usual. ISAAC T. SANKS’ Coffee and Chop House, Broad street, opposite National Hotel. Doughnuts, with Tea or Coffee, 10 cts.; with Chocolate, 15. (#MEALS AT ALL PRICES Open Day AND Nigur. . The Famous Knabe Piano. £f [ HAVE NEVER SEEN THEIR EQUAL” —Clara Louise Kellogg. Shipments made direct from the East when desired. A. L. BANCROFT &CoO., ‘ San Francisco, Cal., Sole Agents for Pacific Coast. DR. W. W. EASTMAN URGIUAL and MECHAN.bine) ICAL DENTIST, Has. opened an office at the Union Hotel (Room 1), Nevada City, where he is’ prepared to attend to the practice of Dentistry in all its branches. All work warran Sunday hours, 10 to 12-and2 mhl4-3m ted. to 4. For City*Marshal. ~ LIJAH 0, TOMPKINS is hereby ‘an“nounced asa candidate for re-election as City Marshal, at the election to’be held ‘Bids. will be rdceived till THURSDAY, rices annexed, or the whole .00 and includes with them seed, making a complete thiy for $5.00 —' ts pn ee astm see our General Catalogue, sent free. Win, &. Bowiitch, 645 Warren Street, Bostoy, OUTSIDE OF THE MONOPOLY . low Varloties of: Vegetable Seeds; sbti-cauiiower tat Early ( size, Cucumber, good size, very. juctive 15e-auatatal white celery, DY iy even 50c--ton Celery, or improved Market; very early easily grown lic--Cuban Queen Water elon, ire <n ine, flesh solid and: crisp, 15c---Ba: low largest and finest pater. o> 10c---Im: Danvers Yellow Globe nion, dhcbaal grows, vubeceed seed ‘Wonder Pea, this excellent variety is unrivalled 15c Livingston's Pevorive ‘Tomato is the lrg 4 m’s Favo' te) S FI) fork gee abaped variety 10e———Any of the % 10c--American ws ‘wditch’s Illust: Te thi; ide to the en, both to eg Siti fodrne sated dae We will send all of the above hot vag wo — agparsnoee veel flower seed, x suvscriptions f these go lagest $14.00-——For hundreds of plants Sample copy of e value of these goodsat retail LONES’ BUILDING, NEVADA. CITY Penmanship, permonth.:. . Ornamental Penmanship, per Book-Keeping, -with or wit Lessons daily, except Saturdays 0@#Satisfation Guaranteed. BOWDITCH’S COLLECTIONS OF SEEDS & PLA of the fo! ratum four sorts, 6o— maroon. I wil prepay and owering Plants, ing Begonias, fours all the doub! eat eottnees 6c—. a fish raniums single or double 40 so: measuring three to five inches in diameter, scarlet or pink 6-—ROSeS we gto 5e—Vinca or running m ceived seh pe the whole 27 plants and "Perfection, extra double 150— in’ re saved from named ors, flowers very large 1lbc—New Pompone daisy-like flowers, white, orange, rose, pink yellow, etc. 25c. Any of the above will be sent free of cost at prices annexed or the whole set of 17 different $5.00 and “hs Ploral Monthly Magazine » wditch a lehead Sweet Corn, earliest ‘eart Celery, ware golden yellow, very solid, excellent flavor. 15e— emmamnehinp ! PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL; — a _col= -rmeepim e, SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY; Taught by TERMS: hout Penmanship, per month. 7 00 HOURS: . From 2 to 4, Afternoons, and from 7 to 9, Evenings. (0 Private Lessons given in any part of the city. predidn Seeds or Plants. oil iam godt Soleus in" themum., new p ie 8ce— 10c—Silver nater's English Holly bail eritesor s oy = w nearly one hundred distinct Re—New Dwarf der or ten yrtle 8c azine will besent for. $2.25; and one yearssu on. tense blue, 16c—B us violaceus, dwarf morning Golden lish or Belgian byte 2e—-Zinnia kets will be sent free for dhree early subscriptions to sent to Wax Hoan, ext hite Wax mn, exceedwh, very fourteen Bowditch's Illustrated i Mass. Seaman { Next door to the Theatre, , CALIFORNIA, o— month aad Sundays of each week. CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS. eee FRANK CUILD, Licensed Auctioneer For Nevada & Sierra Counties. YATILL SELL ALL KINDS OF PROPER. TY IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Downieville, And other towns, on the most reasonable terms. OFFICE AND SALESROOM ON BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank, Nevada City. Ym. Goods received on Consginment and quick returns made. Cash paid forSecond Hand Furniture, e c. Sales of HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS STOCK, FURNITURE, Ete. SATURDAYS, at 2 o'clock. Miscellaneous Goods, SA'TURDAY EVENINGS at 7 o'clock. A Large Stock of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, Etc., Etc, on-hand, at PRIVATE SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH. AUCTION ROOM TO LET FOR TRANSIENT GOODS, by theday or week, on reasonable terms. mi2 LEDDY & CO., .Proprietors of the Popular OYSTER SALOON _* Mud Candy Fastory, Masonie Bloch, Commercial st., near Pine. Fresh Oysters sérved in-all styles: Ham and Eggs, Pigs’ Feet, etc., to order. DANCING SCHOOL! 1363. 1885. ae ey ~ Anniversary Ball, NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, —AL— HUNT’S HALL, NEVADA CITY, — ON— Friday Lvening, April 17th. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra. &@Tickets admitting one gentleman and two ladies $1.50. Admission to Gallery, gentlemen 50 cents; ladies 25 cents. Lady dancers, without escorts, 50 cents. procured Committee f0@FTickets can be from members of the and_at. the door. @@" A cordial invitation is extended, TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE at} Wevada City . +-ON AND AFTER— _Notice to Contractors, APRIL 16th, 1885, to build. hew towers for Suspension Bridge, Nevada City, according to plans and specifications to be seen at the City Hall or atthe grovery “store of W. G. Richards, City Clerk. Each bid to be accompanied with a certified’ check of $250 made payable to the Clerk of the Board. Contract to becompleted June 30th, 1885. Payment to be ane within $0 days after said date. The Board reserves the right to Be office of Cit, to take place Tuesday, May 4th, 1885, *. ) Mog to Sao =P _ Nevada City, March 7, 1885. reject any or all bids. z : J. C, ABBOTT, & _ Public “Soiree every Saturday evening . Admission, gentlemen’ 75 cents: Ladie Ficea. 0 oes At the Theatre. JOHN MICHELL, Teacher Gentlemen's Class, every Thursday eve ning, Admission 50 cents. Sheeiaas Ladies Class, every Friday evening, Ad mission 50 cents, : Children’s. Class, -every Saturdsy atter noon, Admission 25 cents, Rie Wednesday, March 25th, 1884, : ~ AS FOLLOWS ~ LEAVING FOR COLFAX, i A. M. DAILY 3; Connecting with Pas. dO) encore ioc ia Sa Maas 1.15 ® M: Day. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. P.M DAILY conhestin with Senger leaving San Francisco ore ~ {Hfambletonian Trotting Stallion, WESTERN HOTEL STABLE, GRASS VALLEY, tail, stands 15 hands 3. inches hi plenty, of bone and muscle ; trot: ar D San Joaquin Agricultural Society’s track, winning easily against a strong field-of horses. Seven heats were trotted in the race ; also winner of the free-for-all stallion race at Grass Valley,in September, 1883, defeating Almont and Prompter handily. the in his work of 2:27. He is sure gaited, leverheaded, kind and gentle, and is a sure foal getter. Long Isiand Black Hawk ; second-dam by his colts are all large and are good for the track or for vice. call and examine fhe horse. Cerner Broad and Pine 8ts., , Revolt . Will make the scason of 1885.at Sunday Morning to Wednesday Evening of each week. HENNESSEY'S LIVERY STABLE, NEVADA CITY, For the remaining days of the week. Terms for the Season -.$30 Season commences March Ist and ends July Ist. Good pasturage for mares. Description and Reniarks : -REVOLUTION is a dark brown, has a rich black flowing mane and and weighs 1050 pound s; has in his 4-year-old form, over the REVOLUTION is one of andest trotting sires on the Pacific coast, and has shown trials REVOLUTION—Sired by Prince of Orange, he by Volunteer (the sire of St. Julian), he by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian, Prince of Orange—dam by the celebrated mare Katy Thorn by Abdallah. “Revolution—Dam b. m. Cricket, she by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian . _. by Seeley’s American Star. Cricket, while carrying this colt, trotted a mile.at Sacramento in 2:25, and was sold in New York for $5,000. REVOLUTION has a combination of the best blood in the country ; eneral serThe breeders of Neyada and adjoining counties will do well to FRED E. HUDSON, Manager. Nevada Drug Store, P. W. DUDLEY, Prop’r. Nevada € — WALTER D. VINTON — Eroprictor o--_ A Larce Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kind Careful attention Givsa to Compounding Prosoriptions By a Competent Draggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, Plaza Roundey and Machine Shop, Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRENCE & BARLOW...Proprietors. ' MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRERS OF ALL KINDS OF eau MACHINERY—AND— CASTINGS, Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description Made and Repaired. i Iron and Brass Casting done, Also Turning and Machine Work. (O@FThe Foundry employs none but first-class workers. Orders — a ena will receive prompt attention. —AHorders filled with espatch. : Second-hand Machinery For Sale. Terms Reasonable, <<a J. J. JACKSON, ------. PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best aud Cheapest Grocery House in Nevada City. ~ Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as used by the natives in Japan. fF The following PURE JAPANESE TEAS ar» fresh toasted bed the ats Eres Tepuring origi less qrantity to produce ame strength as old Teas, and t ices ai in} on act ound patter: € prices are_plain!y.marked on Grades. Prices. PUNNOL a ee 50 cents per pound cece eae Siar yee 60 cents per pound Weaahine 8 oe 75 cents per pound nrise Penna eRe Gee Ge ; $1 per. pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before making their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMRIERCIAL STREET. J. &. CARR o> . T. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Keep constantly onhand a large and complete stock of everything usually found in 4 First Class Drug Store. ._ PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. BLANK BOOKS, All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy’ and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, . THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS E@ Prescriptions accurately and car 6.03 A. Mw s a Leta Sas ~ MISCELLANEOUS ‘BOOKS. JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager pounded ‘by a careful and competent D ruggist ; fro we ~ jou Hi he; rep full ren ing He ma Wwe pac . fror Gra two mip also ing _min ait Bird Rive plac: visit Je time tel early visit pani at W Tr Woll woul great eda fects not t existe —per! of the El Do Now, vided, comes debtec by Di . buildi: » Said D the pr then t the de this co should hangir in EL] Times, The. to have of the « of form necessa not try ciation Meetin; 000 or ¢ believe With in The 1 has a 1: _*kinds a the sam before o ‘We hi of ten p which w any oth: Price or . ing else 3t] a

City, Nevada County, : CALIFORNIA. eee Brown & Carxtys. . , Proprietors. _ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1385. RR CEN RENE RN «PRESENTA AL IE “Nevada ‘Ex-Representateve GLascock indignantly denies the report that he has‘boasted of being confident United States Attorney in San Francisco. ~ “Tris reported from Washington that the President is much disgusted at the contention in the Democratic factions now at the capital seeking political favors. A 16-year-oLp boy apparently _died in Freeport, O., and was placed in a coffin for burial, when _ he was found to be alive, and it is thought will recover. ee Se SenaTor Farr seems to ag the favor of Président-Cleveland, and ~ suggestions and recommendations from the Senator receive earnest attention. Great destitution and suffering from lack of food are reported among the people of Wirt and Pleasant counties, West Virginia. my Leapra New York society ladies have petitioned the Legislature of the State in opposition to female suffrage. ——_ ome EnGusu men-of-war in African ‘waters have been ordered to show the greatest respect to the German flag wherever inet. >.——— Tae severe and continuous cold weather in New York is without precedent in that State during February and March. 7 -——_o<>o——_—— ~ —Tur British and Arabs had a five hours’ battle Friday, in which the latter were defeated with great loss. <-> Tuere is a strike among the miners of the Susquehanna Coal Company at Ranticoke, Penn. _>+— Presipent CLEVELAND has rented a pew in the First Presbyterian Church, Washington. o> -+——Jr is now thought-in-Washington thatthe Senate will surely adjourn this week. -_ oer THe Arabs came very near ‘‘getting away” with the British, near Suakin, Sunday. me Tue heaviest snow-storm in! ten years prevailed at Fortress Monroe, Va., Sunday. GENERAL GRANT’s daughter, Mrs. Sartoris, has arrived in New York from Europe. ARRIVALS AT THE LEADING HOTELS. NEVADA CITY, UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros.... PROPRIETORS. March 23, 1885. B. Guscetti, ranch, A. Ogden, You Bet, 8. 8. Long, Washington, J. Barnhaid, New River, _ Jas, McNaughton, Forest City, , George Legg, city, © : ©. Jno-Lfreanor, Sierra'City, D. J. Buckley, Grass Valley, J. S. Waters;~Washington, D, A. Stevenson,-Pike City, Thomas Ewing, San Francisco, 8. B. Silleth, Jr., do T. G. Farrer, city, E. H. Rhodes, San Francisco, A. H. Schnabel, do “ W. C. McBee Truckee, Thos. B. Hall, Sacramento, A. Maltman, city, D. B. Lowry, Marysville, Jno. Spaulding, city, E. M. Brown,~do: Fred Naake, do ° NATIONAL HOTEL, SA. Bppy. 2.05 645 PROPRIETOR. March 21, 1885. B. Guscetti, Ranch, Lew. Douglas, Downieville. Geo. Lawrence _ .” J. P. Lidon, Marysville. John German, San Juan. D. Furth, 2 i Mrs. Poag, Graniteville. M. Bates, Washington. J. H. Batcher, Sac. K. M. Ham, + ONE SRR NS RES of receiving the appointment of} Corn, WILLIAM WOLPS For Cash ! Flour, ‘per 100 Ibs wa OE Cee: 2 LA a . Rolled Barley“ “ ...-. 1 50 White Sugar11“ .... 1 mews S38 Fe 1 Rice 5 aE ee 1 Gurrents, 10" -.:.:: 1 Prunes, Dee as ee 1 Beans, AO, 1 Java Coffee, .4°.... 1 Oosta Rica {=-64 1 Washing Powder 12 pap’rs 1 Chocolate, papers.... 1 Oysters, — 12 cans..1 Green Corn, S sc Green Peas, es Strirg Beans, 8 “ Fy . Tomatoes, dit pease . Salmon, 1g © 24 Table Fruit, 6.0: 24 Pie Fruit, §" 254 Jelly, G22 Sardines, Sy Lobsters, ee . Deviled-‘Ham, 4°“ ..1 Corned Beef, 4°“ ..1 Lard, 8 Ib “ 90 Lard, oe Kerosene, 5 gallon “ ..1 75 Kerosene, per “ “.. 40 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs.. 3 Pissing 6 OO Tea, § pound box, ..1 25 Tea, per pound, 35 Soap, per box, ; 60 Harkness Candles, per box,3 50 “ “$2 for } SanFran “ 80for 1 sy ‘per box 1 50 Butter, per roll. 50 Tobacco, per plug 50 And Everything else in proportion. WILLIAM WOLF, Ordinance No. 113. TT\HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Sxciion 1. Any person or persons who shall fire off or discharge any. fire crackers, bombs or explusive substances, within the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, without first obtaining permission from the ‘Trustees of said city to do so, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con viction shall be fined not less than ten dollars or more than one hundred dolJars, or be imprisoned ‘in the City Prison not to exceed ten days, Srcrion 2. This Ordinance shall be in full force onand after the Fifth day of April, A. D. 1885. Passed March 19th, 1885. J. C, ABBOTT, President. W. G. RicHarps, Clerk. m21 THOS. SHURTLEFF, C. A. SHURTLEFF. THOMAS SHURTLER AND SON Dealer Groceries Provisions F ROUITS, Poultry and Game, FRESH FISH: In the Market. Our Prices Are as Low as . distance fre ' This powder never varies. A -. marvel of purity, strength and ‘wholesomeness. More economi¢al than the ordinary kinds,: and ~ cannot be sold in competition with ~ the multitude. of low test, short _ weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soup oniv 1n-cans. _Rovan. _Baxine Powper Co., 106 Wally © Send a Commercial St., Nevada Ci > LOVELL > Roller Skates Latestand Best. ‘Tension by Spiral Spring. New Adjustment. _ _ Used by Largest Rinks. for circular to E. T. ALLEN, 416 st., San Francisco. m10-Im CHOICEST CANDIES . ~ The Lowest'i:«: delivered within q reasonable . 3 W. City Marshal at the election t0 take > . -on Tuesda@ ee Timorny Harrinaton, Secretary of the Irish National League, has received $10,000 from OReilly, the Treasurer of the branch league at Detroit, subject to the con-lition . that the money shall be used folely for parliamentary purposps. .+o— Tur widow of George’ McCullough has sued several citizens of Cotulla, Texas, for lynching her husband. She demands $200,600 damages. ‘Tue Chamber of Commerce ‘of Limerick voted to present an address of welcome to the Prince of Wales. 7 e Miss Carriz Warp, an actress; has been jailed at Baltimore for bigamy. AL kinds of California fruit are now exhibited in Chicago. Drs\Frazter’s Throat and Lung Balsam Is the greatest remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, _ Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping Cough,and all diseases of the throat and lungs. It performs wonders in relieving Consumption. It strengthens the lungs and instantly allays all irritation of the throat. : : CLEVELAND, Ono. Dr. Frazter—Dear Sir: 1 was troubled for about three months during the last summer. and fall with Bronchitis and a-bad cough. After trying several remedies without finding any relief, . used your Throat and Lung PBaisam, and found immediate heip. On retiring at nightit gave me_undisturb-, ed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks [ found myself cured. Rev. E. Nute. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lungs, and assists nature by expectoration to throw off the corruption. Sold by druggists everywhere at 75 cents a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. Still Reducing. Boys’ overalls 25 and 30 cts. Men’s heavy nailed boots, $3. Men’s heavy tap soled kip boots, $3, $3 25. Men’s heavy tap soled calf boots, $3 25, $3 50. Men’s single sole calf boots, $3. Immense lots just received and for sale at Hyman Bros., corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, Cat.— dis8-tf A good-sized room in the Transcript Block, up stairs. Apply at this office. tf ”. Wre, eadi Flower, Garden and _ Field Seeds, just received at E. Rosenthal’s. j8-ti > -—_—_——. Clover Seed. Fresh Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa Seed at Carr Bros. tf Garden ‘Seeds. Garden Seeds of all kinds at Carr Bros. BORN. At Pag ‘Sonoma Co, March 2ist. 1885, to T, H. Hicks and wife, a danghter, MARRIED. At Grass Valley, March 2st; 1885, b: Henry Vavis, J. P., I. F. Morey, of Forest Springs, to Mary ©, Mannix, of Nevada City. NOTICE — —TOo— Piety Hill Water CONSUMERS. — Water will be shut~off March 26th, possibly on the 28th, to 27th and connect new pipe. For City Treasurer. BY bevcpakes FLEMING is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the office of City Treasurer, For City Marshal. 8. HOLBROOK is hereby announced « asa candidate for the office of City “For City Marshal. ~ T. JOYCE will be a candidate for place May 4th, 1885.‘. Beef, Pork, Mutton, ms 1 y' or 8 selection of 50 plants ic best in the world 25c—. Robusts. Lage ee Bourbon of Month? , 10e—Hybrids or hardy ‘via eighteeninches . \ Any of the above will be_sent free of eee nore pin fror mpd pap mgt eo fh me e NEW VARIETIES. Aster Peony Ageratum Swanley arf, \y dou! deliver at your own door any etc., 6e-—O 5e—Carnat be mn, large n . le or double 8 sorts pL ne ng éc-—New French Hybrid CO ea raen Heath l0e—-Paris new, flowers 3} dwarf, ae Sius witolor: erin variegata, dwarf unt 15e—Mignonette grandita, wart striped sono wera Hiy-uke Howere 2c. PDIOX 15e—Phiox Grat Gero, dwart variety for poll we beter isc Pansies Odier or five blitoched 25c 20e—8 com ie. it scar! Gem right yellow Blac. es Pansies 500-—Verbena elegans pumila, assorted co Zinnia, rou dwarf Mek mae iz Ext: eupeig, We will deliver in this advertisement at your own doo free of cost everything describe ‘or $5.00. one address or to 8¢) Wery early and a sweet 150— ie Arlin: usk Melon, the roved rs above will be sent free at 14 will be forwarded for 2 yearly subscriptions to one address or.each to a of vegetable and seeds = CHEAPEST AXD BEST FIRE 1NSURARCE. D THE TRANSATLANTIC Fire Insurance Company —OFr— HAMBURG..:.... -GERMANY CAPITAL $1,500,000 Is;now the Only Company Doing Business tn California _ HE OTHER 97 COMPANIES FORM THEPacific Insurence Union, and have amongst other arbitrary rules, Strictly interdicted agents who want to place risks in their ‘‘Compact” from having any dealings with this Company, under malty of a heavy fine. We shall thereore be glad if our friends and the public will deal with us, and we offer them rates of premiums commensurate with the risk, but quite Independent of any Compact Rates. 427 The larger portion of the TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY’S risks is re-insured by contract in eleven other substantial European Insurance Companies, and with its ample Capital and Assets of -$1,500,000, we offer an unexceptional indemnity to the insuring public, CARR BROTHERS, mh20 Agents, Nevada City. Broad St. Market. Nevada City, Calliforuta. JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. I AM prepared to%suppl) the perple of Nevad City and vicinity with Choice Veal, Sausages, Corn Beet, etc. At as low rates—as_can be —p urchased aay, ~here in Nevada City, Meats delivered within ‘a reasonable dis‘ance free of charge. ‘ If you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Cuilet or Uhop, give me a call. Tintend to always keep the best meats to beprocured in the market at the shop, and eustomers, whether_old or young, can rely upon getting what they order. A share of public patronage 's respectfully wlicited. All settlements will be made with Monro at the Broad Street Market, same as usual. ISAAC T. SANKS’ Coffee and Chop House, Broad street, opposite National Hotel. Doughnuts, with Tea or Coffee,

10 cts.; with Chocolate, 15. (#MEALS AT ALL PRICES Open Day AND Nigur. . The Famous Knabe Piano. £f [ HAVE NEVER SEEN THEIR EQUAL” —Clara Louise Kellogg. Shipments made direct from the East when desired. A. L. BANCROFT &CoO., ‘ San Francisco, Cal., Sole Agents for Pacific Coast. DR. W. W. EASTMAN URGIUAL and MECHAN.bine) ICAL DENTIST, Has. opened an office at the Union Hotel (Room 1), Nevada City, where he is’ prepared to attend to the practice of Dentistry in all its branches. All work warran Sunday hours, 10 to 12-and2 mhl4-3m ted. to 4. For City*Marshal. ~ LIJAH 0, TOMPKINS is hereby ‘an“nounced asa candidate for re-election as City Marshal, at the election to’be held ‘Bids. will be rdceived till THURSDAY, rices annexed, or the whole .00 and includes with them seed, making a complete thiy for $5.00 —' ts pn ee astm see our General Catalogue, sent free. Win, &. Bowiitch, 645 Warren Street, Bostoy, OUTSIDE OF THE MONOPOLY . low Varloties of: Vegetable Seeds; sbti-cauiiower tat Early ( size, Cucumber, good size, very. juctive 15e-auatatal white celery, DY iy even 50c--ton Celery, or improved Market; very early easily grown lic--Cuban Queen Water elon, ire <n ine, flesh solid and: crisp, 15c---Ba: low largest and finest pater. o> 10c---Im: Danvers Yellow Globe nion, dhcbaal grows, vubeceed seed ‘Wonder Pea, this excellent variety is unrivalled 15c Livingston's Pevorive ‘Tomato is the lrg 4 m’s Favo' te) S FI) fork gee abaped variety 10e———Any of the % 10c--American ws ‘wditch’s Illust: Te thi; ide to the en, both to eg Siti fodrne sated dae We will send all of the above hot vag wo — agparsnoee veel flower seed, x suvscriptions f these go lagest $14.00-——For hundreds of plants Sample copy of e value of these goodsat retail LONES’ BUILDING, NEVADA. CITY Penmanship, permonth.:.. . Ornamental Penmanship, per Book-Keeping, -with or wit Lessons daily, except Saturdays 0@#Satisfation Guaranteed. BOWDITCH’S COLLECTIONS OF SEEDS & PLA of the fo! ratum four sorts, 6o— maroon. I wil prepay and owering Plants, ing Begonias, fours all the doub! eat eottnees 6c—. a fish raniums single or double 40 so: measuring three to five inches in diameter, scarlet or pink 6-—ROSeS we gto 5e—Vinca or running m ceived seh pe the whole 27 plants and "Perfection, extra double 150— in’ re saved from named ors, flowers very large 1lbc—New Pompone daisy-like flowers, white, orange, rose, pink yellow, etc. 25c. Any of the above will be sent free of cost at prices annexed or the whole set of 17 different $5.00 and “hs Ploral Monthly Magazine » wditch a lehead Sweet Corn, earliest ‘eart Celery, ware golden yellow, very solid, excellent flavor. 15e— emmamnehinp ! PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL; — a _col= -rmeepim e, SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY; Taught by TERMS: hout Penmanship, per month. 7 00 HOURS: . From 2 to 4, Afternoons, and from 7 to 9, Evenings. (0 Private Lessons given in any part of the city. predidn Seeds or Plants. oil iam godt Soleus in" themum., new p ie 8ce— 10c—Silver nater's English Holly bail eritesor s oy = w nearly one hundred distinct Re—New Dwarf der or ten yrtle 8c azine will besent for. $2.25; and one yearssu on. tense blue, 16c—B us violaceus, dwarf morning Golden lish or Belgian byte 2e—-Zinnia kets will be sent free for dhree early subscriptions to sent to Wax Hoan, ext hite Wax mn, exceedwh, very fourteen Bowditch's Illustrated i Mass. Seaman { Next door to the Theatre, , CALIFORNIA, o— month aad Sundays of each week. CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS. eee FRANK CUILD, Licensed Auctioneer For Nevada & Sierra Counties. YATILL SELL ALL KINDS OF PROPER. TY IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Downieville, And other towns, on the most reasonable terms. OFFICE AND SALESROOM ON BROAD STREET, opposite Citizens Bank, Nevada City. Ym. Goods received on Consginment and quick returns made. Cash paid forSecond Hand Furniture, e c. Sales of HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS STOCK, FURNITURE, Ete. SATURDAYS, at 2 o'clock. Miscellaneous Goods, SA'TURDAY EVENINGS at 7 o'clock. A Large Stock of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS, Etc., Etc, on-hand, at PRIVATE SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH. AUCTION ROOM TO LET FOR TRANSIENT GOODS, by theday or week, on reasonable terms. mi2 LEDDY & CO., .Proprietors of the Popular OYSTER SALOON _* Mud Candy Fastory, Masonie Bloch, Commercial st., near Pine. Fresh Oysters sérved in-all styles: Ham and Eggs, Pigs’ Feet, etc., to order. DANCING SCHOOL! 1363. 1885. ae ey ~ Anniversary Ball, NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, —AL— HUNT’S HALL, NEVADA CITY, — ON— Friday Lvening, April 17th. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra. &@Tickets admitting one gentleman and two ladies $1.50. Admission to Gallery, gentlemen 50 cents; ladies 25 cents. Lady dancers, without escorts, 50 cents. procured Committee f0@FTickets can be from members of the and_at. the door. @@" A cordial invitation is extended, TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE at} Wevada City . +-ON AND AFTER— _Notice to Contractors, APRIL 16th, 1885, to build. hew towers for Suspension Bridge, Nevada City, according to plans and specifications to be seen at the City Hall or atthe grovery “store of W. G. Richards, City Clerk. Each bid to be accompanied with a certified’ check of $250 made payable to the Clerk of the Board. Contract to becompleted June 30th, 1885. Payment to be ane within $0 days after said date. The Board reserves the right to Be office of Cit, to take place Tuesday, May 4th, 1885, *. ) Mog to Sao =P _ Nevada City, March 7, 1885. reject any or all bids. z : J. C, ABBOTT, & _ Public “Soiree every Saturday evening . Admission, gentlemen’ 75 cents: Ladie Ficea. 0 oes At the Theatre. JOHN MICHELL, Teacher Gentlemen's Class, every Thursday eve ning, Admission 50 cents. Sheeiaas Ladies Class, every Friday evening, Ad mission 50 cents, : Children’s. Class, -every Saturdsy atter noon, Admission 25 cents, Rie Wednesday, March 25th, 1884, : ~ AS FOLLOWS ~ LEAVING FOR COLFAX, i A. M. DAILY 3; Connecting with Pas. dO) encore ioc ia Sa Maas 1.15 ® M: Day. ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. P.M DAILY conhestin with Senger leaving San Francisco ore ~ {Hfambletonian Trotting Stallion, WESTERN HOTEL STABLE, GRASS VALLEY, tail, stands 15 hands 3. inches hi plenty, of bone and muscle ; trot: ar D San Joaquin Agricultural Society’s track, winning easily against a strong field-of horses. Seven heats were trotted in the race ; also winner of the free-for-all stallion race at Grass Valley,in September, 1883, defeating Almont and Prompter handily. the in his work of 2:27. He is sure gaited, leverheaded, kind and gentle, and is a sure foal getter. Long Isiand Black Hawk ; second-dam by his colts are all large and are good for the track or for vice. call and examine fhe horse. Cerner Broad and Pine 8ts., , Revolt . Will make the scason of 1885.at Sunday Morning to Wednesday Evening of each week. HENNESSEY'S LIVERY STABLE, NEVADA CITY, For the remaining days of the week. Terms for the Season -.$30 Season commences March Ist and ends July Ist. Good pasturage for mares. Description and Reniarks : -REVOLUTION is a dark brown, has a rich black flowing mane and and weighs 1050 pound s; has in his 4-year-old form, over the REVOLUTION is one of andest trotting sires on the Pacific coast, and has shown trials REVOLUTION—Sired by Prince of Orange, he by Volunteer (the sire of St. Julian), he by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian, Prince of Orange—dam by the celebrated mare Katy Thorn by Abdallah. “Revolution—Dam b. m. Cricket, she by Rydsyk’s Hambletonian . _. by Seeley’s American Star. Cricket, while carrying this colt, trotted a mile.at Sacramento in 2:25, and was sold in New York for $5,000. REVOLUTION has a combination of the best blood in the country ; eneral serThe breeders of Neyada and adjoining counties will do well to FRED E. HUDSON, Manager. Nevada Drug Store, P. W. DUDLEY, Prop’r. Nevada € — WALTER D. VINTON — Eroprictor o--_ A Larce Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kind Careful attention Givsa to Compounding Prosoriptions By a Competent Draggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, Plaza Roundey and Machine Shop, Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRENCE & BARLOW.....Proprietors. ' MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRERS OF ALL KINDS OF eau MACHINERY—AND— CASTINGS, Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description Made and Repaired. i Iron and Brass Casting done, Also Turning and Machine Work. (O@FThe Foundry employs none but first-class workers. Orders — a ena will receive prompt attention. —AHorders filled with espatch. : Second-hand Machinery For Sale. Terms Reasonable, <<a J. J. JACKSON, ------. PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best aud Cheapest Grocery House in Nevada City. ~ Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as used by the natives in Japan. fF The following PURE JAPANESE TEAS ar» fresh toasted bed the ats Eres Tepuring origi less qrantity to produce ame strength as old Teas, and t ices ai in} on act ound patter: € prices are_plain!y.marked on Grades. Prices. PUNNOL a ee 50 cents per pound cece eae Siar yee 60 cents per pound Weaahine 8 oe 75 cents per pound nrise Penna eRe Gee Ge ; $1 per. pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before making their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMRIERCIAL STREET. J. &. CARR o> . T. H. CARR, CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Keep constantly onhand a large and complete stock of everything usually found in 4 First Class Drug Store. ._ PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. BLANK BOOKS, All kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy’ and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, . THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS E@ Prescriptions accurately and car 6.03 A. Mw s a Leta Sas ~ MISCELLANEOUS ‘BOOKS. JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager pounded ‘by a careful and competent D ruggist ; fro we ~ jou Hi he; rep full ren ing He ma Wwe pac . fror Gra two mip also ing _min ait Bird Rive plac: visit Je time tel early visit pani at W Tr Woll woul great eda fects not t existe —per! of the El Do Now, vided, comes debtec by Di . buildi: » Said D the pr then t the de this co should hangir in EL] Times, The. to have of the « of form necessa not try ciation Meetin; 000 or ¢ believe With in The 1 has a 1: _*kinds a the sam before o ‘We hi of ten p which w any oth: Price or . ing else 3t] a