June 20, 1878 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. EAA TE ES BREVITIKS. The battle is over, Nobody was dangerously hurt, The District. Court convenes on Monday. To flatter a fool, ask his advice, To eyual him, follow it, The dust in the roads deepens ‘as the summer progresses. Francisco, is visiting jn the city. The regular monthly meeting of the City Board of Trustées takes piace to-night. The closing eXercises of the Grass ~NValley Granimar School took “place: yesterday afternoon. The woman whe -maketh—a good pudding in-sitence is better than she who maketh a tart reply. ‘A. A. Snyder, Eaq., President of the Murchie and the Hudson minj 2” companies is in the city. Thé menibers of the True Blue’ Base Ball Club intend to give an in“<vitation Dall at an early date, in. “Grass Valley. Youan pat it down as a*solemn * fact that if.your religion has failed to sweeten yottrtemper you have the wrong article, A good: share of ‘Yesterday was wasted by many voters who~abored vigorously in discussing-the polttical issues of the day. lice. OMPANY: &: of busiLocation nia. No. n thé fol. iccount of on the the severa} Of the re. ‘St Yo. ares Amt. 55 $559 00 50 00 09 20 (9 50 5 00. 20 200 rs 3 00 ‘ 5 00 10 vd 00 100 06 00 10000 00 100-00 30 3 00 5D 5 00 60 1606 60 10 00 00 10 06 00 10 00 180 16 0H 00° 18 or 00 10 0 _ OG 16 Oe 00 56-4 0 — EbA-O Lit) 10-00 100. JO 0H (00-10 00 00 10 06 100 10.60 90. «10 be LOO 1009 1cO°— «10 00 108. 10 00 OO S16 60 100 ve : 00 16 00 LOO 10.00 (00-10 00 LOG 10 60 100 1000 LOO 10.00 100 10.00 LOO 10 00 50 5 00 & 6 00 56 5-06—50 -500 60 5 #0: 50 4 00 50 5 00 5D §(9 50. 6.00 50 5 60 50 500 50 600. 50 6G0 tis 50 500 50 5 00 Ft] 5 : 50-, . 6 00 = 50 5-00 50 5 00 i Se i.e 50 5 60 Baldues (0 250 25 00 250 25 00 LOU 10 06 000 =: 100 00 N00 100 G0 000 §=100.00 625. 262 50 i) 50 60 625 162650 450 4500 20 200. 230 28.00 apd an ar;, made on many shares nuiy b auct om N e necion at o. 12. co, Cal., on 878, at the said d ay, to nts thereon, ing and exSecretary. i atree t, San je29 ‘TING ING, for the Peerress Fitting, found at ALL, ITTING and ruction in 108e wi-heand guarecom the e her RULES, Cutti e. ng “F, SAGE. TION! ly! THE fr. Shelhe ‘resiotte r,on 22, 1878, _ M., the entire ITCHEN Bed, Mat-. tand Oak Center Tayw Shades, ands, Looksideboards, Tinware, is, Kitchen ber articles , Yesterday Superintendent Wm. Watt ordered at Geo, E. Turner's _ ; establishment 2,900 feet of 11-inch pipe for thé Derbec mine cai this-city for several weeks, at least,. _ the management having decided upon taking a trip into Oregon, There is-aNevada county-man-tess. — than 50 vears old wlio has already married more women than Brigham Young everdid. He isa clergyman. Eight carioads of Grass Valley people came up on the free train Tuesday evening’ ta attend. the Workingmen’s open air meeting held in this city. ‘whe annual examination and conert of the pupils of St. Mary’s School, Grass Valtey;~ander charge of the Sisters of Mercy, will’ be held on Tuesday, June 25th: Miss Annie McHugh, niece of Jno. McGovern, of Grass Valley, who was brained with an ax by a crazy man at Eareka, Nevada, a few days since, is dead. She formerly resided in Grass Valley. The Union says that the tunnel of the Planet Gravel Mining Company isin a distance of 1,1@0 teet, but gravel has’ not yet been reached, although indications show that it cannot be far distant. The election yesterday passed off quietly, Qwing to the early hour at which we go to press, it is im possi~ ble to furnish our readers with the’ returns until in to-morrow’s issue, when a full report will appear. A Grass Valley boy who was among the Tuesday evening excursionists had wfistic encounter with a Nevada youngster, just before the train left the depot here, and succeeded in warming the latter's jacket_in fine style. The stores of W. H. Smith, Jackson & Richardsand A, D. & P. Satton, in this city, have each beea fur nished with a mammoth japanned and highly ornameated tea caddy by the firm of E, Guittard & Co, San Francisco. To the front of each-can is attached a handsome miniature clock of curious construction. To our mind there “clings a suspicioz that .& drawing of tea which had been taken. from the interior of eo beautiful @ casket could not but be possessed of a superior flavor. ~~ * DEATH OF SADIE BOOTH. Mies Sadie, daughter of Elijah Booth, of this city, is lying dangerously ill of pneumonia, at Sacramento, and her parents have gone to ber bedside, She has been sick for some time, and it is feared may not recover. LATER —Since writing tue above, a telegram has been received here ., snnouncing the fact that Sadie died at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. She will be buried at Sacramento. _ GABBAGE PLANTS. 5,000 Cabbage Plants for sale cheap, at Jobo M.tien’s, on Piety Hill, ‘Yurday, June 29th, 1878?““Address, { come delinquent on the first of July, after which $100 will be added. Phose.w ho desire to save costs can +. jo15-lw i ‘NOTICE. FOR INCORPORATION. a ee There'will be a meeting of the members of the Baptist ‘Church in their place of ‘worship, in Nevada City, California, oni Thursday, June 27th, 1878, at o’elock Pp. um. The object of the meeting isto transact business pertaining to the church and incorporate the body according to law. Every-member of this charch is hereby notified to be present at said meeting. Also all Baptists inthecommunity are respectfrlly invited. — By order of the church. Derascon, Epwarp EpwarDs:; June 13, 1878.-1d. Bp hee Vase + HOUSE FOR RENT. A house with four rcoms, situated on Coyote étrect, above Joba Hart's, is fur rent, Enquire of Johh Adams, Public School briiding-. Nevada City, June 15-lw t= Unsurpassed for.style and finish are the Pictures made at the“‘kivdolph Photo-Gallery.”” Cortrs, Operator, joi5-Im TEACUERS, TAKE NOTICE. “Applications from teachers will be recéived by the Board of Edrecation GRAND CELEBRATION a oe North Bloomfield ! JULY 4th, Grand Marsha!—@ bie. = Urator—Hon, = M. Walling. ~ Poet—Miss S. H. Glasson. en. A. The day will be ushered in with a national salute of 88 guns at suns rise. “A ~_ grand ~procéssion~ will be formed at 1030 A. M. consisting of 177¢4. WATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, . -President-of the-Day—lH. C>-Per=}— _t kins, Esq Reader of Declaration—R. Wing, . ' 1878s. CELEBRATION! . of Nevada School District, until Sut-C, E. Muxwoy, ju6-td ~~~ €terk of Board. co POLL TAXES. & Persons who are liable tor Poll Tax should remember that they beFresh Batter, \ 3 From the best dairies in the edabty, ~ ~ at 372% cents per pound, at ‘miw2l "EL. Mogtoy’s. “J Complete. ‘Hyman Bros. havz now on hand the largest, best selected and most complete stoek of Men's, Youths’and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, ete, to be tound in the wurket, all of which will be sold at greatly. reduced rates.» To be convinced ,caii at their establishment, corner Broad and: Pine streets, Nevada City. fal3 > Mrs. EK, ©. “isher : Has leased the store formerly occapied by A. J. Ridge as ‘a law office, aud has fitted it up in avery pretty and, stylish manver as a Jewelry Store. She is in constant receipt of hew and elegant goods, notably mong which is the finest display of solid silverware.ever seen in the county. She extends a cordial invitation to her Nevada friends, as ber goods will bear inspection, both in quality and price. mall A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors and indisei wons of youth, nervous weakness, rly decay, loss ofmanhood &c.,1 ill send areceipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josern T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. © ol2ly . poe vd Mothers, Methers, Mothers,” Don’t fail'to procare Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrap for alidiseares of teething ia children. relieves the child from pain, cures wind colie, regulates th wels, and,. by giving relief and tealth to tne child, gives rest to the mother. m8-6m —_—~——-. ~B ewe Ef any Dealer Informs You that he bas for sale a dentifrice identical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior, in efficacy to those of SOZODONT, discredit the statemeat and insist upon having thet alone. By doing 80, you will secure a depntrifice pat excellence the best ia the. market, containing botanic elements. of rare preservative influence upon, the teeth, and ene which will eidow them with most becoming white sess. Another desirable feature of this stable toilet article is that 1t imparts fragrance to the breath. Sold by all druggists. « ~~. Liver is King. The Liver is the‘ imperial organ of the whole human system, as it controls the life, healta and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are tbe natural result. The digestion of fond, the movements of the beart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, are allimmedintely connec with the workings of the Liver. It bas been successfully proved that Green's August Flower is unequaled ip curing all persons_afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the uuMerous sym; toms that result from an upbealtby condition of the Live; and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns . Bite d atnoon: y W. Trood, M. C. Harmon, R. Wing, patsiel Pythias, Good : Templars, C_ of RC. and Fire Department, all in ful) uniform; beside organizations invited from the adjoining towns, the Pubfie Schools, citizens &c. An~immens? Pavilion. will be erected in which to liold the literary exercises, and. where the best-of string and brass music will be furnished free fer dancing during the afternoon. ‘Fhe North Bloomfield brass band 2. 4. Be +>. » +s. . = > war or ETpe>rty, wed, DNs of aided by the Glee Clab, which will sing national airs. Among the pieces to be sung will be the following : ._ Solo and * Chorus—“Flag of the] Free,’ Prof: H.W. Hand and Gtee 8S oloaud Choras—“Glorious Stars and Stripes,” Prof. H. W. Hand and Glee Club. A federal salute-o f13-gunswill-be Sperts, races, feats of skill, &c., wilvbe*provided for amusement, together wit dancing, procession of Horribles, &e turing the afternoon In the evening aNnagnificent Pyrotechnical display witbe yiven. ‘he whole to conclude. with a grand ball io the pavilion alnight. Committee of Arrangements— Chairman, RD. Skidmore. Seere> tary, G. E. Robinson.*Gen. A, M. Dobbie, John . Knowtwell, T. P. } Crandall, M. Simon, Geo. Vieter—P. Lund, Geo; Kallenberger, J. Rohr, G. W. Carter, C. H. Haskell, H. H. Swees, J. LD. Ostrom, E. Cummings. _ General Director of Ball.—R Wing. . Floor Managers.—Geo. Geo. W: Carter, U. A. Haskell. Invitation Comittee. — N. Bloom. field: T. P. Grandal.N-B. Parazette, R. D. Skidmore, Geo, Edwards, E. Cummings, P. Lund, i 1878. 1776. ‘ Stitch,” 4. NATIONA PARTY! PROF. ©. H. CHASE, Will give a GRAND SOCIAL PARTY, ° On the Evening of JULY FOURTH, 1878, : pe ais TEMPERANCE HALL. Good Music will be in attendance, and a pleasant time is guaranteed to all who attend. A general invitation is:extended. “SEAMAN & EDDY, BLACKSMITSHS, COYOTE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Har FORMED A COPARTNERship, and leased the Large Brick Shop, opposite the Gas Works, Are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHING. Saeed Iron Work for Wagons, Carriages, etc., done ina first class manner. ‘Iron Work for Miners, Attended to with promptnegs, and executed in the best manner. We guarantec all our work to be as good as the best,and bsving lad long experience on the Western Cos:tinent. ‘Three doses will prove that it is jast what } you wact, % Cy ". -Mevada City, Jane 11, 1sia, im the business, are confident we can give satisfaction. SEAMAN & EDDY. the day; F dh sintupsy. . _ AT GRASS VALLEY, _ Ow FINE €itizens of Nevada County will celebratethe 102d Anniversary_of-our Nation’s Independence at Grass Valley, on Thursday, July 4th, 1878. With apvropriste ceremonies, and to the end that the occasion-may be made worthy of the event, All the people are respectfully invited te participate in the observance of that days_ There will be a MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENTS. OF THE COUNTY. ~~ And of Various Civil Organizations of the county, ——-«>-@-<--— The Literary Exercises Will be hétd nder a large canvass, where several thousand persons can bé seated, and will consist of Preyer by the Chaplain. : Reading of the Declaration of Independmce and Commenvary. Grand Chorus of 200 Voices. rection of Prof. Seward. Poem, vy a Lady of Grass Valley: Addresses by severa, Gentlemen. Recitation— Poem hy MISS FLORENCE BYRN&K. “ Patriotic Songsand Instra + = Officers of the Day, Se EDWARD COLEMAN, Fsq., Presidents. Vice Presidents. F Grass Valley—A. B. Libbie, Peter Johnston, Wm. Watt,A. J. Ridge, Benj. rapist, dy, J I Sykes, Jas. Benallack, JM AB Lakénan, John ©. Coleman, Henry Davis, -W’K Spencer, WC Stokve, D P Holbrook, under di. ~ ntal Music. oe YN Nathan, Yr McCormick, Wm Dawes, Wm Loutzenbeiser, Martin Furd, H tylvester, James Watt, 8 H Dille, Wm George, W H Benson, Patrick English, A Burnie, W D Woods, B Johnston, Jacob Heyman, Sam Granger, Dr. Tompkins, Patrick Murphy, Robert Fiunie, 8 P Dorsey, G Hamilton, FBamberger. Geo 8 Howe, M Hyman. Neveda City—Hon. Niles Searls, I. J. e Rolfe, N. P. Brown, Dr R. M. Hunt, T W. Sigourney; Jacob Naffzizer. Rough and Keady—8 H Dikeman, John Montgomery. — oem Chaplain—KEV. G. F.G. MORGAN. Reader of Veclaration—GEO. 8. HUPP, Poet— Orstor— Grand Marshe]—M. BYRNE, Jr. Chief Aid--I, W. HAYES, Jr. Executive Committee —-E. W. Roberts, Chairman, G.W. Hill, Prof Seward, C H Crowell,C W Kitts, Jacob Whilhelm, Daniel Collins, Julius Bamberger, Ai Burrows. Finénce Com mittee— Dan Collins, Geo W Hil , B Johnston, David Binkleman, W H Mitchei, A B Brady, John Johnston, J M Lakenan, J Keyman,J Benallack, Dennis Meagher, Henry Wobler. Invitation mittee—Al Burrows, P Johnston, P B stetter, W C Pope, James Watt, 8 H Dille, Patrick Murphy, B Taylor G@ Hamilton, H Uphoff. Committee of Invitation and Arrangements at Rough and Ready—8S H Dikeman, John F, 8chroeder, John Montgomery, Geo Grant, James 8 Huntress, H Q Roberts, Committee on “Literary Exereises—E W Robrrts,P H Paynter, F Bamberger, H Sylvester, C W Kitts. : Committee on Music—Prof Seward, H Vogleman, Wm Monroe Jchn Glasson. * Commiitec on Children of Public Schools C H Crowell, Samuel Tyrell, John Wickes, Wm: Campbell, Dr Jones, /Comwittee on Car of Liberty—C W Kitts, D Gillis Geo Howe. Dr Webster, Committee on Fire Department—Jacob Willhelm, Robert Smith. Committee ou Supplies—J Bemberger, W E Deamer, H Fucus, C C Townsend, W H. Moutgomery. Prete 0 on Secret Societies—Geo W Hill, F G Beatty. A Sims,Wm Smart, T Martin, Frank McNeal, C P Thomaon, Thos Moran, 8 G Lewis, Sam Novitzky. Committee on Decoration—Mrs A B Dib ble, Mrs E Colemsn, Mre C Taylor, Mrs 8 Granger, Mr J F Kidder, Mra W E Deamer Mies rrank Parker, Miss L Johnston, Mrs W.K Spencer, Mrs F G Beatty, Mrs Wm Mre G. Hamilton, Mre John Po “ W H Mitchell, MreJ M Lakenan, Mra Béssie Briggs, Miss Mary Cloke, Mra E J Mitchell j Railroad Fare, Railroad trains will vemscueutydaunes the day betwecn Grass Valley Nevade tickets for the round trip being F IFT Y CENTS. Tickets for the round trip between Colfax and Grags Valley $2—-good for three days. ® in the Evening. ~ ARCHIE NIVE “4 wards in San in Valuable Machines, etc. The Valuable M: chines that are use Buckeye Mowers and Reapers. Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes. (The Tiger Self Dump is THE LAT BAIN’S FARM AND I BAIN’S HEA) The Best Wagons Eve Pitt’s Genuine B All ef.eul-. Cast Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc., are Call and Examine our,Stock or send for ma22 4 er DEALER a Domestic: CIGARS, A ND THE BEST MANUFACTURED Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, aiineaniaaeeioment ALSO.A § ULL LINE OF CONFECTIQNERY, NUTS, —ETC GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. bet Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission TELEGRAPH OFFICE,MASONIC BLOCK. Nevada City, Tune’, 1878, ~ MASONIC NOTICE. —— STATED. MEETINGS ON the Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Bretnren in good standing are cordially invited. ; : _ JOHN CALDWELL, Master. H. Bosman, Secretary. apl2 F.von BUELOW, M. D., ™, Physician and Surgeon, Oz IN EN’S DRUG STORE, JF Masonic Buil ‘ y Residence, Main stre opposite = house, Nevada City. ~ ja2 ~ mh, GEO. W. WELCH, Dealer in . Books, Stationery Musical Instrume: ts, &e., &c. yA SP GENERAL NEWS AGENT. DR, L. J. CZAPKAY’S f RIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 209 Kearny St., Sun Francisce. ESTABLISHED IN 1854, or the Permanent Cure of Spec‘fal and Chronic Diseases, as also all Female ( omplaints and Diseases of the Nervous system. ——— HE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF human life annnually from secret and chronic diseases, caused this old and reliable institution to be estalished first in Philadelphia, Penn., in 1850, and afterFrancisco, Cal., in 1854 asa private dispensary, in, order to afford the treatment for the above and all other affections and complaints. Consultations the Institute or by letter, FREE. HYSICAL & MENTAL DEBILITY Vital weakness, nervousness, low spirits, lassitude, weakness ot the limbs and back, loss of muscular power, indisposition and incapebility for r or study, & weak exhausted feeling, no energy or courage, lpitation ofthe heart, dullness of apprejou. loss of memory, aversion to s0ciety, love of solitude, timidity, self-distrust,lose of manhood, dizziness headache, the resnit of Mental Overwork or Sperma‘torrhoea, pains in the side, affections of the eye pimpleson the face, sexual” or’other in: firmities in man or woman, are cured by the justly celebtated physician, L.-J. CZAPKAY, M. D. Hit method of curing diseases is pecuMarly his ywn, (uukoown to others) and hence the great success. DR. CZAPKAY way be consulted) onfidentially im reference to the above nd all other complaints, at the institute, No. 209 KEARNY STREET, San Franciaca, Cal. 89 The Doctor offers Free Consultations, né asks no remuneration culess he effects 1toSP. M. »M.D., Post Of. . sep] . Commnnications Medicines srg os, Bye Stola. mw. Address 1. J. CZAPKAY fice Box 64, Sap Franciace IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTUR RS OF Agricultural Implements and Machines THE OLDEST H Business on the Coast— ing interests of the State. y are now EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of the mos a in farming—among which are-the Champion Mowersand Reapers. ufialo Thr2shers and Horse Powers, Jd.1, Case & €Co.’s Impreved California Headers, ‘ Ames’ Straw Burning Engines, Spri Our Hill's Eureka Gang Plows,-Harrows,-Molina Single-Gang bows, Seed Sow > : We-carry ali the goods to be expected inthis line, Also-a fulltine of Shelf Hardware, Cutlery, Belting, Fence andBaling Wirt: BARBED FENCE-WIRE; POWDER, SHOT, ETC.—— __BAKER & HAMILTON, Choice Brands of Foreign and . ‘. For sale at all the Saloons. : Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F. & A.M} -GEO;> W> WELCH-—— aoe afflicted the best medical and’ surgical . . Judge Garthe’s office. Entrance ou 3. USE IN THIS LINE oO] . having started with. the frst farm Have always taken THR 1, EA} Ivger Self Dump Sulky Rakes, EST AND BEST Rake invented. ‘REIGHT -WAGONS. ER WAGONS, r Sold ih California. " alt sizes @ Machin ng Wagons, the Best to be found in the market, Catalogue, Address, . SACRAMENTO OR SAN FRANCISCO. : A HEALTLY, PLEASANT . ‘ --AND— a SPARKLING BEVERAGE 4 Bi ; SEIBERT’S CRONK BEEP! MADE FROM PURE SPRING WATER. bee POISONOUS -ACIDS are uséd ‘in the. preparation of this delightful Severe Pe; BUT aT the in predients ste 1h Vig + Ever manufactured in Nevada County FAMILIES SUPPLIBD ° By leaving orders at ANTOINE TAM’S. Nevada City, June7, 1878, en Sa ee WATCHES & JEWELRY. HAVING MADE LARGE ADDI. ) TIONS TO HI STOCK OF _____ WATCHES. AND JEWELRY, And ewployed a First Class Watchmaker, fe now prepared todo all kinds of Watch and Clock Repairing, Engraving, Ete. Cleaning and Repairing ~~, “Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada City, May M,, 1878. oe DON’T FAIL TO GO AND.SEE Madame Smith, : eS ™ THE WONDERFUL GIFTED ASTROLOGIST and SEERESS. HE CAN BE CONSULTED ON SICKKINESS, JOURNEYS AND BUSINESS; and also has Charms for Love-luck And happiness, and will give Inck to sl! tnat want it. The BEERESS also will give the True Likeness of the fature Husband, Wife or Lover.Sent by mailto any address on receipt of ONK DOLLAR and stamp. Consuita‘ tion Fee ONE DOLLAR and upwards. Call at the building in the rear of Broad and Commercial streets Nevada City, June 22, 1678-3m Assessment Notice. OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. M ING COMPANY. Location of prin‘eapal place of business San Prancisco,Californis. Location of Works, Moore’s Flat, kureka Township, Nevada County ,Calitornia. Notice is lee gh ot that at meeting of the Board Directors, hela on the Mth day of June, 1878, an assessment, No. 7, of twenty cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, P -fysoeg fanmediately in United States gold coin,to the Secretary, at the office et the Company, 209 Cslifurnia street, rooms 3 & 4, second floor, over Aetna Insurance office, entrance 409 California street, San Fruneisco, California. Any stock upon whieh this assessment shal) remain un; on the ]9th day of July. 1878, will delizquent, atl advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before,will be solu on Mon, the 12th day of Aug., 1678, t% pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs. of mapa ripe J and expenses of sale. By order of the Board ef Directors. 3. M. BURFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 209 Culifernia Street, rooms ' apd 4 second fleor,,; over Aetna Insurenc: Office, Sav Franci.:o, Califoznia.

The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. EAA TE ES BREVITIKS. The battle is over, Nobody was dangerously hurt, The District. Court convenes on Monday. To flatter a fool, ask his advice, To eyual him, follow it, The dust in the roads deepens ‘as the summer progresses. Francisco, is visiting jn the city. The regular monthly meeting of the City Board of Trustées takes piace to-night. The closing eXercises of the Grass ~NValley Granimar School took “place: yesterday afternoon. The woman whe -maketh—a good pudding in-sitence is better than she who maketh a tart reply. ‘A. A. Snyder, Eaq., President of the Murchie and the Hudson minj 2” companies is in the city. Thé menibers of the True Blue’ Base Ball Club intend to give an in“<vitation Dall at an early date, in. “Grass Valley. Youan pat it down as a*solemn * fact that if.your religion has failed to sweeten yottrtemper you have the wrong article, A good: share of ‘Yesterday was wasted by many voters who~abored vigorously in discussing-the polttical issues of the day. lice. OMPANY: &: of busiLocation nia. No. n thé fol. iccount of on the the severa} Of the re. ‘St Yo. ares Amt. 55 $559 00 50 00 09 20 (9 50 5 00. 20 200 rs 3 00 ‘ 5 00 10 vd 00 100 06 00 10000 00 100-00 30 3 00 5D 5 00 60 1606 60 10 00 00 10 06 00 10 00 180 16 0H 00° 18 or 00 10 0 _ OG 16 Oe 00 56-4 0 — EbA-O Lit) 10-00 100.. JO 0H (00-10 00 00 10 06 100 10.60 90. «10 be LOO 1009 1cO°— «10 00 108. 10 00 OO S16 60 100 ve : 00 16 00 LOO 10.00 (00-10 00 LOG 10 60 100 1000 LOO 10.00 100 10.00 LOO 10 00 50 5 00 & 6 00 56 5-06—50 -500 60 5 #0: 50 4 00 50 5 00 5D §(9 50. 6.00 50 5 60 50 500 50 600.. 50 6G0 tis 50 500 50 5 00 Ft] 5 : 50-, . 6 00 = 50 5-00 50 5 00 i Se i.e 50 5 60 Baldues (0 250 25 00 250 25 00 LOU 10 06 000 =: 100 00 N00 100 G0 000 §=100.00 625. 262 50 i) 50 60 625 162650 450 4500 20 200. 230 28.00 apd an ar;, made on many shares nuiy b auct om N e necion at o. 12. co, Cal., on 878, at the said d ay, to nts thereon, ing and exSecretary. i atree t, San je29 ‘TING ING, for the Peerress Fitting, found at ALL, ITTING and ruction in 108e wi-heand guarecom the e her RULES, Cutti e. ng “F, SAGE. TION! ly! THE fr. Shelhe ‘resiotte r,on 22, 1878, _ M., the entire ITCHEN Bed, Mat-. tand Oak Center Tayw Shades, ands, Looksideboards, Tinware, is, Kitchen ber articles , Yesterday Superintendent Wm. Watt ordered at Geo, E. Turner's _ ; establishment 2,900 feet of 11-inch pipe for thé Derbec mine cai this-city for several weeks, at least,. _ the management having decided upon taking a trip into Oregon, There is-aNevada county-man-tess. — than 50 vears old wlio has already married more women than Brigham Young everdid. He isa clergyman. Eight carioads of Grass Valley people came up on the free train Tuesday evening’ ta attend. the Workingmen’s open air meeting held in this city. ‘whe annual examination and conert of the pupils of St. Mary’s School, Grass Valtey;~ander charge of the Sisters of Mercy, will’ be held on Tuesday, June 25th: Miss Annie McHugh, niece of Jno. McGovern, of Grass Valley, who was brained with an ax by a crazy man at Eareka, Nevada, a few days since, is dead. She formerly resided in Grass Valley. The Union says that the tunnel of the Planet Gravel Mining Company isin a distance of 1,1@0 teet, but gravel has’ not yet been reached, although indications show that it cannot be far distant. The election yesterday passed off quietly, Qwing to the early hour at which we go to press, it is im possi~ ble to furnish our readers with the’ returns until in to-morrow’s issue, when a full report will appear. A Grass Valley boy who was among the Tuesday evening excursionists had wfistic encounter with a Nevada youngster, just before the train left the depot here, and succeeded in warming the latter's jacket_in fine style. The stores of W. H. Smith, Jackson & Richardsand A, D. & P. Satton, in this city, have each beea fur nished with a mammoth japanned and highly ornameated tea caddy by the firm of E, Guittard & Co, San Francisco. To the front of each-can is attached a handsome miniature clock of curious construction. To our mind there “clings a suspicioz that .& drawing of tea which had been taken. from the interior of eo beautiful @ casket could not but be possessed of a superior flavor. ~~ * DEATH OF SADIE BOOTH. Mies Sadie, daughter of Elijah Booth, of this city, is lying dangerously ill of pneumonia, at Sacramento, and her parents have gone to ber bedside, She has been sick for some time, and it is feared may not recover. LATER —Since writing tue above, a telegram has been received here ., snnouncing the fact that Sadie died at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. She will be buried at Sacramento. _ GABBAGE PLANTS. 5,000 Cabbage Plants for sale cheap, at Jobo M.tien’s, on Piety Hill, ‘Yurday, June 29th, 1878?““Address, { come delinquent on the first of July, after which $100 will be added. Phose.w ho desire to save costs can +. jo15-lw i ‘NOTICE. FOR INCORPORATION. a ee There'will be a meeting of the members of the Baptist ‘Church in their place of ‘worship, in Nevada City, California, oni Thursday, June 27th, 1878, at o’elock Pp. um. The object of the meeting isto transact business pertaining to the church and incorporate the body according to law. Every-member of this charch is hereby notified to be present at said meeting. Also all Baptists inthecommunity are respectfrlly invited. — By order of the church. Derascon, Epwarp EpwarDs:; June 13, 1878.-1d. Bp hee Vase + HOUSE FOR RENT. A house with four rcoms, situated on Coyote étrect, above Joba Hart's, is fur rent, Enquire of Johh Adams, Public School briiding-. Nevada City, June 15-lw t= Unsurpassed for.style and finish are the Pictures made at the“‘kivdolph Photo-Gallery.”” Cortrs, Operator, joi5-Im TEACUERS, TAKE NOTICE. “Applications from teachers will be recéived by the Board of Edrecation GRAND CELEBRATION a oe North Bloomfield ! JULY 4th, Grand Marsha!—@ bie. = Urator—Hon, = M. Walling. ~ Poet—Miss S. H. Glasson. en. A. The day will be ushered in with a national salute of 88 guns at suns rise. “A ~_ grand ~procéssion~ will be formed at 1030 A. M. consisting of 177¢4. WATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, . -President-of the-Day—lH. C>-Per=}— _t kins, Esq Reader of Declaration—R. Wing, . ' 1878s. CELEBRATION! . of Nevada School District, until Sut-C, E. Muxwoy, ju6-td ~~~ €terk of Board. co POLL TAXES. & Persons who are liable tor Poll Tax should remember that they beFresh Batter, \ 3 From the best dairies in the edabty, ~ ~ at 372% cents per pound, at ‘miw2l "EL. Mogtoy’s. “J Complete. ‘Hyman Bros. havz now on hand the largest, best selected and most complete stoek of Men's, Youths’and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, ete, to be tound in the wurket, all of which will be sold at greatly. reduced rates.» To be convinced ,caii at their establishment, corner Broad and: Pine streets, Nevada City. fal3 > Mrs. EK, ©. “isher : Has leased the store formerly occapied by A. J. Ridge as ‘a law office, aud has fitted it up in avery pretty and, stylish manver as a Jewelry Store. She is in constant receipt of hew and elegant goods, notably mong which is the finest display of solid silverware.ever seen in the county. She extends a cordial invitation to her Nevada friends, as ber goods will bear inspection, both in quality and price. mall A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors and indisei wons of youth, nervous weakness, rly decay, loss ofmanhood &c.,1 ill send areceipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josern T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. © ol2ly . poe vd Mothers, Methers, Mothers,” Don’t fail'to procare Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrap for alidiseares of teething ia children. relieves the child from pain, cures wind colie, regulates th wels, and,. by giving relief and tealth to tne child, gives rest to the mother. m8-6m —_—~——-. ~B ewe Ef any Dealer Informs You that he bas for sale a dentifrice identical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior, in efficacy to those of SOZODONT, discredit the statemeat and insist upon having thet alone. By doing 80, you will secure a depntrifice pat excellence the best ia the. market, containing botanic elements. of rare preservative influence upon, the teeth, and ene which will eidow them with most becoming white sess. Another desirable feature of this stable toilet article is that 1t imparts fragrance to the breath. Sold by all druggists. « ~~. Liver is King. The Liver is the‘ imperial organ of the whole human system, as it controls the life, healta and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are tbe natural result. The digestion of fond, the movements of the beart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, are allimmedintely connec with the workings of the Liver. It bas been successfully proved that Green's August Flower is unequaled ip curing all persons_afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the uuMerous sym; toms that result from an upbealtby condition of the Live; and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns . Bite d atnoon: y W. Trood, M. C. Harmon, R. Wing, patsiel Pythias, Good : Templars, C_ of RC. and Fire Department, all in ful) uniform; beside organizations invited from the adjoining towns, the Pubfie Schools, citizens &c. An~immens? Pavilion. will be erected in which to liold the literary exercises, and. where the best-of string and brass music will be furnished free fer dancing during the afternoon. ‘Fhe North Bloomfield brass band 2. 4. Be +>. » +s. . = > war or ETpe>rty, wed, DNs of aided by the Glee Clab, which will sing national airs. Among the pieces to be sung will be the following : ._ Solo and * Chorus—“Flag of the] Free,’ Prof: H.W. Hand and Gtee 8S oloaud Choras—“Glorious Stars

and Stripes,” Prof. H. W. Hand and Glee Club.. A federal salute-o f13-gunswill-be Sperts, races, feats of skill, &c., wilvbe*provided for amusement, together wit dancing, procession of Horribles, &e turing the afternoon In the evening aNnagnificent Pyrotechnical display witbe yiven. ‘he whole to conclude. with a grand ball io the pavilion alnight. Committee of Arrangements— Chairman, RD. Skidmore. Seere> tary, G. E. Robinson.*Gen. A, M. Dobbie, John . Knowtwell, T. P. } Crandall, M. Simon, Geo. Vieter—P. Lund, Geo; Kallenberger, J. Rohr, G. W. Carter, C. H. Haskell, H. H. Swees, J. LD. Ostrom, E. Cummings. _ General Director of Ball.—R Wing. . Floor Managers.—Geo. Geo. W: Carter, U. A. Haskell. Invitation Comittee. — N. Bloom. field: T. P. Grandal.N-B. Parazette, R. D. Skidmore, Geo, Edwards, E. Cummings, P. Lund, i 1878. 1776. ‘ Stitch,” 4. NATIONA PARTY! PROF. ©. H. CHASE, Will give a GRAND SOCIAL PARTY, ° On the Evening of JULY FOURTH, 1878, : pe ais TEMPERANCE HALL. Good Music will be in attendance, and a pleasant time is guaranteed to all who attend. A general invitation is:extended. “SEAMAN & EDDY, BLACKSMITSHS, COYOTE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Har FORMED A COPARTNERship, and leased the Large Brick Shop, opposite the Gas Works, Are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHING. Saeed Iron Work for Wagons, Carriages, etc., done ina first class manner. ‘Iron Work for Miners, Attended to with promptnegs, and executed in the best manner. We guarantec all our work to be as good as the best,and bsving lad long experience on the Western Cos:tinent. ‘Three doses will prove that it is jast what } you wact, % Cy ". -Mevada City, Jane 11, 1sia, im the business, are confident we can give satisfaction. SEAMAN & EDDY. the day; F dh sintupsy. . _ AT GRASS VALLEY, _ Ow FINE €itizens of Nevada County will celebratethe 102d Anniversary_of-our Nation’s Independence at Grass Valley, on Thursday, July 4th, 1878. With apvropriste ceremonies, and to the end that the occasion-may be made worthy of the event, All the people are respectfully invited te participate in the observance of that days_ There will be a MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENTS. OF THE COUNTY. ~~ And of Various Civil Organizations of the county, ——-«>-@-<--— The Literary Exercises Will be hétd nder a large canvass, where several thousand persons can bé seated, and will consist of Preyer by the Chaplain. : Reading of the Declaration of Independmce and Commenvary. Grand Chorus of 200 Voices. rection of Prof. Seward. Poem, vy a Lady of Grass Valley: Addresses by severa, Gentlemen. Recitation— Poem hy MISS FLORENCE BYRN&K. “ Patriotic Songsand Instra + = Officers of the Day, Se EDWARD COLEMAN, Fsq., Presidents. Vice Presidents. F Grass Valley—A. B. Libbie, Peter Johnston, Wm. Watt,A. J. Ridge, Benj. rapist, dy, J I Sykes, Jas. Benallack, JM AB Lakénan, John ©. Coleman, Henry Davis, -W’K Spencer, WC Stokve, D P Holbrook, under di. ~ ntal Music. oe YN Nathan, Yr McCormick, Wm Dawes, Wm Loutzenbeiser, Martin Furd, H tylvester, James Watt, 8 H Dille, Wm George, W H Benson, Patrick English, A Burnie, W D Woods, B Johnston, Jacob Heyman, Sam Granger, Dr. Tompkins, Patrick Murphy, Robert Fiunie, 8 P Dorsey, G Hamilton, FBamberger. Geo 8 Howe, M Hyman. Neveda City—Hon. Niles Searls, I. J. e Rolfe, N. P. Brown, Dr R. M. Hunt, T W. Sigourney; Jacob Naffzizer. Rough and Keady—8 H Dikeman, John Montgomery. — oem Chaplain—KEV. G. F.G. MORGAN. Reader of Veclaration—GEO. 8. HUPP, Poet— Orstor— Grand Marshe]—M. BYRNE, Jr. Chief Aid--I, W. HAYES, Jr. Executive Committee —-E. W. Roberts, Chairman, G.W. Hill, Prof Seward, C H Crowell,C W Kitts, Jacob Whilhelm, Daniel Collins, Julius Bamberger, Ai Burrows. Finénce Com mittee— Dan Collins, Geo W Hil , B Johnston, David Binkleman, W H Mitchei, A B Brady, John Johnston, J M Lakenan, J Keyman,J Benallack, Dennis Meagher, Henry Wobler. Invitation mittee—Al Burrows, P Johnston, P B stetter, W C Pope, James Watt, 8 H Dille, Patrick Murphy, B Taylor G@ Hamilton, H Uphoff. Committee of Invitation and Arrangements at Rough and Ready—8S H Dikeman, John F, 8chroeder, John Montgomery, Geo Grant, James 8 Huntress, H Q Roberts, Committee on “Literary Exereises—E W Robrrts,P H Paynter, F Bamberger, H Sylvester, C W Kitts. : Committee on Music—Prof Seward, H Vogleman, Wm Monroe Jchn Glasson. * Commiitec on Children of Public Schools C H Crowell, Samuel Tyrell, John Wickes, Wm: Campbell, Dr Jones, /Comwittee on Car of Liberty—C W Kitts, D Gillis Geo Howe. Dr Webster, Committee on Fire Department—Jacob Willhelm, Robert Smith. Committee ou Supplies—J Bemberger, W E Deamer, H Fucus, C C Townsend, W H. Moutgomery. Prete 0 on Secret Societies—Geo W Hill, F G Beatty. A Sims,Wm Smart, T Martin, Frank McNeal, C P Thomaon, Thos Moran, 8 G Lewis, Sam Novitzky. Committee on Decoration—Mrs A B Dib ble, Mrs E Colemsn, Mre C Taylor, Mrs 8 Granger, Mr J F Kidder, Mra W E Deamer Mies rrank Parker, Miss L Johnston, Mrs W.K Spencer, Mrs F G Beatty, Mrs Wm Mre G. Hamilton, Mre John Po “ W H Mitchell, MreJ M Lakenan, Mra Béssie Briggs, Miss Mary Cloke, Mra E J Mitchell j Railroad Fare, Railroad trains will vemscueutydaunes the day betwecn Grass Valley Nevade tickets for the round trip being F IFT Y CENTS. Tickets for the round trip between Colfax and Grags Valley $2—-good for three days. ® in the Evening. ~ ARCHIE NIVE “4 wards in San in Valuable Machines, etc. The Valuable M: chines that are use Buckeye Mowers and Reapers. Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes. (The Tiger Self Dump is THE LAT BAIN’S FARM AND I BAIN’S HEA) The Best Wagons Eve Pitt’s Genuine B All ef.eul-. Cast Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc., are Call and Examine our,Stock or send for ma22 4 er DEALER a Domestic: CIGARS, A ND THE BEST MANUFACTURED Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, aiineaniaaeeioment ALSO.A § ULL LINE OF CONFECTIQNERY, NUTS, —ETC GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. bet Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission TELEGRAPH OFFICE,MASONIC BLOCK. Nevada City, Tune’, 1878, ~ MASONIC NOTICE. —— STATED. MEETINGS ON the Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Bretnren in good standing are cordially invited. ; : _ JOHN CALDWELL, Master. H. Bosman, Secretary. apl2 F.von BUELOW, M. D., ™, Physician and Surgeon, Oz IN EN’S DRUG STORE, JF Masonic Buil ‘ y Residence, Main stre opposite = house, Nevada City. ~ ja2 ~ mh, GEO. W. WELCH, Dealer in . Books, Stationery Musical Instrume: ts, &e., &c. yA SP GENERAL NEWS AGENT. DR, L. J. CZAPKAY’S f RIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 209 Kearny St., Sun Francisce. ESTABLISHED IN 1854, or the Permanent Cure of Spec‘fal and Chronic Diseases, as also all Female ( omplaints and Diseases of the Nervous system. ——— HE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF human life annnually from secret and chronic diseases, caused this old and reliable institution to be estalished first in Philadelphia, Penn., in 1850, and afterFrancisco, Cal., in 1854 asa private dispensary, in, order to afford the treatment for the above and all other affections and complaints. Consultations the Institute or by letter, FREE. HYSICAL & MENTAL DEBILITY Vital weakness, nervousness, low spirits, lassitude, weakness ot the limbs and back, loss of muscular power, indisposition and incapebility for r or study, & weak exhausted feeling, no energy or courage, lpitation ofthe heart, dullness of apprejou. loss of memory, aversion to s0ciety, love of solitude, timidity, self-distrust,lose of manhood, dizziness headache, the resnit of Mental Overwork or Sperma‘torrhoea, pains in the side, affections of the eye pimpleson the face, sexual” or’other in: firmities in man or woman, are cured by the justly celebtated physician, L.-J. CZAPKAY, M. D. Hit method of curing diseases is pecuMarly his ywn, (uukoown to others) and hence the great success. DR. CZAPKAY way be consulted) onfidentially im reference to the above nd all other complaints, at the institute, No. 209 KEARNY STREET, San Franciaca, Cal. 89 The Doctor offers Free Consultations, né asks no remuneration culess he effects 1toSP. M. »M.D., Post Of. . sep] . Commnnications Medicines srg os, Bye Stola. mw. Address 1. J. CZAPKAY fice Box 64, Sap Franciace IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTUR RS OF Agricultural Implements and Machines THE OLDEST H Business on the Coast— ing interests of the State. y are now EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of the mos a in farming—among which are-the Champion Mowersand Reapers. ufialo Thr2shers and Horse Powers, Jd.1, Case & €Co.’s Impreved California Headers, ‘ Ames’ Straw Burning Engines, Spri Our Hill's Eureka Gang Plows,-Harrows,-Molina Single-Gang bows, Seed Sow > : We-carry ali the goods to be expected inthis line, Also-a fulltine of Shelf Hardware, Cutlery, Belting, Fence andBaling Wirt: BARBED FENCE-WIRE; POWDER, SHOT, ETC.—— __BAKER & HAMILTON, Choice Brands of Foreign and . ‘. For sale at all the Saloons. : Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F. & A.M} -GEO;> W> WELCH-—— aoe afflicted the best medical and’ surgical . . Judge Garthe’s office. Entrance ou 3. USE IN THIS LINE oO] . having started with. the frst farm Have always taken THR 1, EA} Ivger Self Dump Sulky Rakes, EST AND BEST Rake invented. ‘REIGHT -WAGONS. ER WAGONS, r Sold ih California. " alt sizes @ Machin ng Wagons, the Best to be found in the market, Catalogue, Address, . SACRAMENTO OR SAN FRANCISCO. : A HEALTLY, PLEASANT . ‘ --AND— a SPARKLING BEVERAGE 4 Bi ; SEIBERT’S CRONK BEEP! MADE FROM PURE SPRING WATER. bee POISONOUS -ACIDS are uséd ‘in the. preparation of this delightful Severe Pe; BUT aT the in predients ste 1h Vig + Ever manufactured in Nevada County FAMILIES SUPPLIBD ° By leaving orders at ANTOINE TAM’S. Nevada City, June7, 1878, en Sa ee WATCHES & JEWELRY. HAVING MADE LARGE ADDI. ) TIONS TO HI STOCK OF _____ WATCHES. AND JEWELRY, And ewployed a First Class Watchmaker, fe now prepared todo all kinds of Watch and Clock Repairing, Engraving, Ete. Cleaning and Repairing ~~, “Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nevada City, May M,, 1878. oe DON’T FAIL TO GO AND.SEE Madame Smith, : eS ™ THE WONDERFUL GIFTED ASTROLOGIST and SEERESS. HE CAN BE CONSULTED ON SICKKINESS, JOURNEYS AND BUSINESS; and also has Charms for Love-luck And happiness, and will give Inck to sl! tnat want it. The BEERESS also will give the True Likeness of the fature Husband, Wife or Lover.Sent by mailto any address on receipt of ONK DOLLAR and stamp. Consuita‘ tion Fee ONE DOLLAR and upwards. Call at the building in the rear of Broad and Commercial streets Nevada City, June 22, 1678-3m Assessment Notice. OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN. M ING COMPANY. Location of prin‘eapal place of business San Prancisco,Californis. Location of Works, Moore’s Flat, kureka Township, Nevada County ,Calitornia. Notice is lee gh ot that at meeting of the Board Directors, hela on the Mth day of June, 1878, an assessment, No. 7, of twenty cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, P -fysoeg fanmediately in United States gold coin,to the Secretary, at the office et the Company, 209 Cslifurnia street, rooms 3 & 4, second floor, over Aetna Insurance office, entrance 409 California street, San Fruneisco, California. Any stock upon whieh this assessment shal) remain un; on the ]9th day of July. 1878, will delizquent, atl advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before,will be solu on Mon, the 12th day of Aug., 1678, t% pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs. of mapa ripe J and expenses of sale. By order of the Board ef Directors. 3. M. BURFINGTON, Secretary. Office, 209 Culifernia Street, rooms ' apd 4 second fleor,,; over Aetna Insurenc: Office, Sav Franci.:o, Califoznia.