June 21, 1881 (4 pages)

en ters. ers remaining ty ty, Cal, tor ts €TSONS cali, lease fay pe Li ROOK Pp \ ie Lucy, , rt irvine, » Geo a Hq, 1, Fowist, V Riis y Meu 4 siture, wi}! ie PEEVE, if tj ¢ ld it wit, be : Yanan 4, Stuees, Neva. fet aoraing Bath, MeWeRt fron, Pha, is now » pattie With CAIRY "roots al with bathences, A Water D the Tank, et Long, t Deen, z attendanty of guests, 0 8PM. m5 Cents, — Proprietor. oe ee LON. JG STORE, posite Schoo! eee ee t AND RDS! reds of La» of satisese people ig bargains ing uader & 18, because tAINS in 3, Collarforward— tention ! tation aX. 2 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITE CALIFORNIA ———— Pricf Mention. . Mrs. Hagk Barrah of Truckee is visiting friends here, ‘ Frank Burtis has’returned from the Wood River country, ‘S$. P. Warren, the San Francisco stock broker, was in town Sunday. F. H. McAllister, official phorog~ rapher tothe Sierra county Supreme Court, isin. town, Albert J? Ismert of San Francisco and Mise Lillie E, Gregoty. were y married at Grass Valley Sunday. Wiatt Huffman was vaken to Foloer ; som this morning to serve out a two years’ term for assault with a deadly . weapon, = ». The masquerade party announced for Saturday night was postponed, aad -so-cut friend Shyemaker of the Free Lance had his trip up herefor nething. . ‘ . County Clerk Carr has. sued a marriage license to S$. M. Morrison, a sed 77 years, and Charity Stilwell, aged 59 years, both of whom residein this city. ae E The Yuba Quartz Mining Company, operating in Washington tawoship, has declared a dividend (No. 3), of one dollar per share, payable immediately. Ep aeres Mr. Collier, agent of the. Bric-a— Brac Dramatic Company, is in town. The troupe will appear here Thurs~ “day evening, in the great émotion-~ al drama entitled, ‘‘Lost in London.” A couple of wood teams standing on Broad street teok fright Saturday evening as the procession of Smartsville miners entered the city, and scooted up Boulder street. Both wages were damaged, one being badty-broken. The Appeal extends a cordial invitation to the hydraulie miners to participate in the Fourth of July celebration to be held in Marysville this year, Well, there will be several thousand of them who won’t have —anything else to do, but then it is a a long walk to~take in this: warm weather, 5 Walter Price, the spiritualistic humbug who gulled the people of this city most successfully, but was afterwards exposed in his tricks by -Naval-Olficer-Watson,-at—that time editor of the~Truckee*Republican, and_others, is perpetrating his sleight-of-hand on the guileless residents of San Francisco. _— ro Where He Stands. It was reported here Saturday night -that_A. A. Smith and John Knotwell of North Bloomfield had Tfipsed to sign the articles of agreeunt in regard to withdrawing al? trade from Marysville and vicinity, -_but-that-every other—individual in town had done so. We have been requested by Mr. Smith to set him right before the people by saying that he not only signed the paper at the first opportunity, but also gives the movementhis—hearty support. Mr, Smith is head of. the Caucasian Organization on the coast. As to Mr, Knotwell, who was formerly a Supervisor of this county, we are as: sured that he announces his determination to buy goods-where he pleases." Of course he has a perfect right to take such a stand, but it hardly seems wise in him to hold out thus against public sentiment. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The People va. James Reed. Set for trial July Ist. The People ve. Ah Sam. On trial. W. W. Cross, administrator, vs. G. W. Smith. Plaintiffs demurrer to amended anSwer sustained, and Plaintiff given leave toamend. The People vs. T. C, Pockman.— . Time for trial continued from June 24th te June 30th: J. C, Broderick vs. His Cred:tors. Set for July 11th. J. H. Wentworth vs. Geo. Chappell, Set for July 12th. A Wrestler’s Leg Broken Sunday afternoon while Jimmy Rodda and John ‘Edwin Hoskins (better known as ‘The Infant’’) were wrestling, the latter was thrown in such a manner as to have his. right leg broken in three places below the knee, one of the fractures being compound, Dr. Valantine is attending , case, He says it will be some tle again, ~ 8 A SERIOUS ERROR. The Supreme Court Did Not Stay the Iajvaciion. Late Saturday word’was received ‘here that the report of the Supreme Court having stayed the injunction . on the hydraulic mines was not reliable, and that the clause in the recorded order of the Court'which read to the efect that that the injuuction should be inoperative, was ; interpolated by some person without due an, thority. It appears that on that morning the Court had made the following order: : Whereas in entering the order in this cause on the 17th ‘day of June, 1881, direeting an alternative writ of . prohibition to issue, and staying all further proceedings until the further order Of this Court, there was erron. eously included an. order staying the enforcenent, of the injuncticn heretofore issued in this cause by the Superior Court, and whereas no such-order-as-the last mentioned was made by this Court, now therefore it is ordered that ‘all that portion of said order entered herein on said 17th day of June, staying the enforee~ ment of sail injunction, be andthe same hereby is vacated and annulled.” 8 Considerable * controversy has , arisen as to the manner in which the sentence staying the injunction got into the minutes, and there is a strong disposition on the part of the grangersto charge that it: was a forgery made in the interests of the defendants, What the latter would gain by éueh an act we fail to see. It wow'd rather damage their interests than otherwise. . We believe that an investigation will show it to sitnply be an error made by the acting‘Clerk of the Court. The miners applied -for an alternative writ of prohibition on Judge Keyser to be issued, and for the injunction to be stayed. The writ was granted, the argument being set for July 25th, No action was taken as to the injunction, .but the Clerk evidently failed to remember the laiter fact. Ex-Supreme Judge Niles of this city thinks that the above theory is much more reasonable-than the suv~ position that the error was an intentional one. ened The French Corral Jubilee. . A letter written last Friday by “N. T.” of French Corral, giving an interesting account of the manner in [which the people’ there celebrated tion, was not received-at-this—office till yesterday. Our correspondent writes that a cannon was drawn up and dowa the ridge,.and fired at va— rious points, the population turning out en masse and joining in the jubilee. After the shooting was over, andthe cannon had been returned to French Corral, three _ lusty cheers were given forthe Milton’ Mining Company and three more for the meeting at Nevada City. More Injunctions. Tt was reported here yesterday that injunctions issued in the case of Keyes vs, the L:ttle York Mining Company et als were being served en the hydraulic mines dumping into Bear River and its tributaries. Crewded Gut. A number of interesting local items are omitted or abridged to-day in order to permit of a full account of Saturday evening’s meeting being published. : New Key Wind Attachment. Call at Welch’s Jewelry Store and purchase one of them. It enly costs a trifle, lt. + A House toe Rent. A house on Sacramento street containing six rooms, torent. Enquire of Chas. McElvy. lt. Netice. City Taxes are now due and will be delinquent on the first Monday in August next. Unless paid prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Taxes are payable at the City Hall’from 9 o'clock A, M. to5 o’clock, P. M. ' EK. C. Bavprivces, : Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 20, 1881. Still at the Old Place. Tas Rupowrn Puoro-Ga.ery, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hoevery style and equal to any in the Mas, J. F. Romien, Pro‘t t the reported staying of the injunc-. Chambermaid Wanted. A competent chambérmaid can se— cure’a situation by applying at the Union Hotel, tf —_——— Diamond Palate. Having received a large invoice of g0ods direct from the Waltham and: Elgin Watchy factories, in addition to my already well assorted stock, I am days, Gold and Silver Watches: fully one-third léss than heretofore. : Klegant Gold Chains 14 K. $1 3. Gold Chains 10-K.°85 cents. Respectfully, ~ jl9-tf° Mrs. L. W. Taarcuer. ———— —om — Moentain lée. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared-to furnish to saloons, busiprepared to sell for the next thirty;NEW GOODS! quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to: m3 tf a J.S8. —_———-— 2 = Kentucky Jubilee Singers. . TH OMP<ON, The Kentucky Jubilee “ingers Combination, ine uding five colored ladies and ten gentlemen, will appear at Nevada Theatre Tuesday evening; June 2lst. See bills for particulars, td Ne 42 Ice Cream at Tam’. tf —— se Lets For Sale. Two good building lots in this city. Price $100 each. . Enquire of -j18-lw Frank GvILp, JR. Employment for Ladies. Tae Qieen City Suspender Company,.of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing and introducing their new Stocking Supporters for Ladies: and (Children, and their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for Ladies. None should be without them ; our leading physicians recommend them, and are loud in their praise. These goods are manufactured by ladies who have made the wants of ladies and chi — drena study, and they ask us to refer to them some reliable and energetic lady to introduce ‘them in this county, ‘and we certainly think that an earnest solicitation in every house. hold would meet with a ready response, and that a determined woman could make a handsome salary and have the exclusive agency for this county. We advise some lady who is in need of employment to send to Queen City Suspender Company, Nos. 147 and 149 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.“ jl0-2w ness houses and families a superior NEW PRICES. . Which I the Company hername-and address, ;and_mention_this—paper.—Address: NEVADA THEATRE. ; ae MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, (OF BOSTON,) And the Distinguished Prima Donna, MISS MARIE NELLINI. Isidor Schnitzler, Thomas Ryan, First Violin, lst Viola & Clarionette Ernst Thiele, William Schade, Second Violin, 2d Viola and Flute. HERR FREDERICK GEISE, Solo Violoncello to the King of Holland. This Renowned Club, whose record of more than Thirty Years of Successive Triumphs is known ‘to lovers of music throughout the land, is the most perfect combination of its character on. this Continent, and is in the front rank of similar organizations in the world: Deors open at 7, Concert at 8 o'clock. Reserved Seats to be had at Vintou'’s Drug Store. = je BROAD 8STREET... NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. D. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. HE Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES 7 announces that he has now the largest Lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies ” To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant ies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on th reasonable terms. the Horses oc ee from vice, ot good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. with Good Horses always on hand’ Saturday Evening, June 25th: GRAND CONCERT. . Members ofthe Mendelssohn Quintette Club: for Fuoerals attended to} Horses boarded by the day, week or month »; MUSIC BY. . causing . ELSER’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Mave Just Returned from San ’ Francisco-wtirthe finest-assortment of DRY AND PANSY. GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Ete., Ete., will sell Cheapér s than any other Store in Nevada County.CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City. GRAND MILITARY BALL! &. TO 4s ~AT— HUNT’S HALL, Monday Evening, July 4th, ee Seas aa A WGET GUARD ! & COMMITTEE OF ARRANCEMENTS. Serg’tW. F. Evans, Serg’t Alex. Sloan, Corporal J. C. Dean, Private P. E. Gray, Private John Michell. Floor Managers. Lieut. G. A. Gray, Lieut. J. J° Weisenburger, Corp. Geo. A. Nihell, . Priv John Michell, Priv. Chas. P. E. Gray, Priv. D. F. Getchell, Priv. John Richards, Priv. John Grimes, Fleor Di rt CAPTAIN JOHN A. KAPP. Reception Committec. Serg. J. C. Rich, Serg. Alex. Gault, Corp. A. H. Wajrath, Priv. D. E, Morgan, Priv. E. A. Appleton, Priv. John Watters, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Priv. H. J. Bush, t Priv. H. H, Haskins. Decoration Committee. Corp. Jos. Lewis, Priv. Wm, Horrelt, Priv. Wm. T. Morgan, _ Priv. Thos. Clevelagid Priv. W. G. Stiles. Grand March at 9 o’clock. ant naa 50 cts. CIGAR Preewe GROCERY STORE, J.J. JACKSON. Spring Goods . Summer Goods! 3 cal Spring Styles} Summer Styles ! _ Men and Boys, Agency for theBOSS COFFEE POT. natS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and -VALISES. Our Stock is Com: plete in Every Department. = ee Prices the Lowest in the Market, ee Call on us Before Purchasing. HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, ” BRANCHES--7 Murray St., New . York ; 216 and 918 California St. San ‘. Francisco ; ve Jee Merchant-S¢ HYMAN BROSH AVE just received a full assortment of © FINE CLOTHING for. bed Aq —FURNISHI NGGooDS, = Vy » FS . ot., tronoitin, ES ESE rae Sree tee ae eee Sandwich Islands. Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced! EING OVERSTOOKED WITH THF Finest Stock of Ever brought to Nevada City Iam determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during’ the next GO DAYS ey te LEO THAN GOST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no buncombe, but a Plain Bvsiness Proposition !MY ASSORTIME KT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. ” ‘Ie amérrg the Lest in the market, and 1 am als selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City cau H offer,Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Frincisco, I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece Regulay Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece ~ Very good Cigars for four and ‘five cents sf Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prices. 44 Ranch For Sale. THE Ranch situated on the Mooney Flat. road to Bridgeport, adjoining Henry Fiene's, 2 1-2 miles from Smartsville, * is offered for sale,, The prop erty contains 160 acres, patent fe e?’ land, About forty acres is under culti vation. Large Orchard, embracing all kinds of fruit, A ditch supplies the Ranch with an abundanceof water, @ontaining 8 rooms, in good repair, and barn is onthe property. The place will be sold om reasonable terms, — One-half cash, the 1 mainder in one year, Also, 160 acres of land, uncultivated, suitable for a grazing and wood ranch will be sold cheap, For particulars enquire of JAMES COLLEY, Bay State Market, Nevada City CABINET SHOP._ S. C. EXitchcouk _ A two-story house, Sacramento Street, near the Plaza, And is now prepared to manufacture or repair all kinds of FURNITURE, and to do Wood Turning ef every Description, Seroll Sawing, ctc. 4@ All work performed promptly and: at reasonable rates, Give me a trial, mal7 8. C. HITCHCOCK, ae — WANAMAKE'S Truck and Express Line,’ NEVADA CITY, CAL. AM.,.NOW PREPARED to do light and heavy Hauling of all kinds. Furniture and Piano moving a specialty. can accommodate Vie-nie parties and Ex. cursionists, having a handsome light wagon Orders left at the “BEEHIVE” will be promptly attended to, EARL WANAMAKK Nevada City, Juneto, UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA crry, © MUNGOR & NAFFZIGER PROPRIETORS, HAVING PURCHASED the above Market we are now a ag why + pad the publi ¢ with the best o: i Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Cérn Beef, Sausagés, Etc, . Our facilities for procuring fat young. cat tle are superior toany firm in Nevada coun ty, and our customers can always rely upo .n getting the Best Meats _ To be in the Market. 4@ Satisfaction eed in all cases o : UF We respectfully rolicit a tinuance of r heretofore bestowed the liberal pasryeegs 6 JOHN JACK. 7 upon our pre HAS FITTED UP A CALL _ We" SHOP in Keith’s Bullding, sit es

en ters. ers remaining ty ty, Cal, tor ts €TSONS cali, lease fay pe Li ROOK Pp \ ie Lucy, , rt irvine, » Geo a Hq, 1, Fowist, V Riis y Meu 4 siture, wi}! ie PEEVE, if tj ¢ ld it wit, be : Yanan 4, Stuees, Neva. fet aoraing Bath, MeWeRt fron, Pha, is now » pattie With CAIRY "roots al with bathences, A Water D the Tank, et Long, t Deen, z attendanty of guests, 0 8PM. m5 Cents, — Proprietor. oe ee LON. JG STORE, posite Schoo! eee ee t AND RDS! reds of La» of satisese people ig bargains ing uader & 18, because tAINS in 3, Collarforward— tention ! tation aX. 2 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITE CALIFORNIA ———— Pricf Mention. . Mrs. Hagk Barrah of Truckee is visiting friends here, ‘ Frank Burtis has’returned from the Wood River country, ‘S$. P. Warren, the San Francisco stock broker, was in town Sunday. F. H. McAllister, official phorog~ rapher tothe Sierra county Supreme Court, isin. town, Albert J? Ismert of San Francisco and Mise Lillie E, Gregoty. were y married at Grass Valley Sunday. Wiatt Huffman was vaken to Foloer ; som this morning to serve out a two years’ term for assault with a deadly . weapon, = ». The masquerade party announced for Saturday night was postponed, aad -so-cut friend Shyemaker of the Free Lance had his trip up herefor nething. . ‘ . County Clerk Carr has. sued a marriage license to S$. M. Morrison, a sed 77 years, and Charity Stilwell, aged 59 years, both of whom residein this city. ae E The Yuba Quartz Mining Company, operating in Washington tawoship, has declared a dividend (No. 3), of one dollar per share, payable immediately. Ep aeres Mr. Collier, agent of the. Bric-a— Brac Dramatic Company, is in town. The troupe will appear here Thurs~ “day evening, in the great émotion-~ al drama entitled, ‘‘Lost in London.” A couple of wood teams standing on Broad street teok fright Saturday evening as the procession of Smartsville miners entered the city, and scooted up Boulder street. Both wages were damaged, one being badty-broken. The Appeal extends a cordial invitation to the hydraulie miners to participate in the Fourth of July celebration to be held in Marysville this year, Well, there will be several thousand of them who won’t have —anything else to do, but then it is a a long walk to~take in this: warm weather, 5 Walter Price, the spiritualistic humbug who gulled the people of this city most successfully, but was afterwards exposed in his tricks by -Naval-Olficer-Watson,-at—that time editor of the~Truckee*Republican, and_others, is perpetrating his sleight-of-hand on the guileless residents of San Francisco. _— ro Where He Stands. It was reported here Saturday night -that_A. A. Smith and John Knotwell of North Bloomfield had Tfipsed to sign the articles of agreeunt in regard to withdrawing al? trade from Marysville and vicinity, -_but-that-every other—individual in town had done so. We have been requested by Mr. Smith to set him right before the people by saying that he not only signed the paper at the first opportunity, but also gives the movementhis—hearty support. Mr, Smith is head of. the Caucasian Organization on the coast. As to Mr, Knotwell, who was formerly a Supervisor of this county, we are as: sured that he announces his determination to buy goods-where he pleases." Of course he has a perfect right to take such a stand, but it hardly seems wise in him to hold out thus against public sentiment. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: The People va. James Reed. Set for trial July Ist. The People ve. Ah Sam. On trial. W. W. Cross, administrator, vs. G. W. Smith. Plaintiffs demurrer to amended anSwer sustained, and Plaintiff given leave toamend. The People vs. T. C, Pockman.— . Time for trial continued from June 24th te June 30th: J. C, Broderick vs. His Cred:tors. Set for July 11th. J. H. Wentworth vs. Geo. Chappell, Set for July 12th. A Wrestler’s Leg Broken Sunday afternoon while Jimmy Rodda and John ‘Edwin Hoskins (better known as ‘The Infant’’) were wrestling, the latter was thrown in such a manner as to have his. right leg broken in three places below the knee, one of the fractures being compound, Dr. Valantine is attending , case, He says it will be some tle again, ~ 8 A SERIOUS ERROR. The Supreme Court Did Not Stay the Iajvaciion. Late Saturday word’was received ‘here that the report of the Supreme Court having stayed the injunction . on the hydraulic mines was not reliable, and that the clause in the recorded order of the Court'which read to the efect that that the injuuction should be inoperative, was ; interpolated by some person without due an, thority. It appears that on that morning the Court had made the following order: : Whereas in entering the order in this cause on the 17th ‘day of June, 1881, direeting an alternative writ of . prohibition to issue, and staying all further proceedings until the further order Of this Court, there was erron. eously included an. order staying the enforcenent, of the injuncticn heretofore issued in this cause by the Superior Court, and whereas no such-order-as-the last mentioned was made by this Court, now therefore it is ordered that ‘all that portion of said order entered herein on said 17th day of June, staying the enforee~ ment of sail injunction, be andthe same hereby is vacated and annulled.” 8 Considerable * controversy has , arisen as to the manner in which the sentence staying the injunction got into the minutes, and there is a strong disposition on the part of the grangersto charge that it: was a forgery made in the interests of the defendants, What the latter would gain by éueh an act we fail to see. It wow'd rather damage their interests than otherwise. . We believe that an investigation will show it to sitnply be an error made by the acting‘Clerk of the Court. The miners applied -for an alternative writ of prohibition on Judge Keyser to be issued, and for the injunction to be stayed. The writ was granted, the argument being set for July 25th, No action was taken as to the injunction, .but the Clerk evidently failed to remember the laiter fact. Ex-Supreme Judge Niles of this city thinks that the above theory is much more reasonable-than the suv~ position that the error was an intentional one. ened The French Corral Jubilee. . A letter written last Friday by “N. T.” of French Corral, giving an interesting account of the manner in [which the people’ there celebrated tion, was not received-at-this—office till yesterday. Our correspondent writes that a cannon was drawn up and dowa the ridge,.and fired at va— rious points, the population turning out en masse and joining in the jubilee. After the shooting was over, andthe cannon had been returned to French Corral, three _ lusty cheers were given forthe Milton’ Mining Company and three more for the meeting at Nevada City. More Injunctions. Tt was reported here yesterday that injunctions issued in the case of Keyes vs, the L:ttle York Mining Company et als were being served en the hydraulic mines dumping into Bear River and its tributaries. Crewded Gut. A number of interesting local items are omitted or abridged to-day in order to permit of a full account of Saturday evening’s meeting being published. : New Key Wind Attachment. Call at Welch’s Jewelry Store and purchase one of them. It enly costs a trifle, lt. + A House toe Rent. A house on Sacramento street containing six rooms, torent. Enquire of Chas. McElvy. lt. Netice. City Taxes are now due and will be delinquent on the first Monday in August next. Unless paid prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Taxes are payable at the City Hall’from 9 o'clock A, M. to5 o’clock, P. M. ' EK. C. Bavprivces, : Tax Collector. Nevada City, June 20, 1881. Still at the Old Place. Tas Rupowrn Puoro-Ga.ery, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hoevery style and equal to any in the Mas, J. F. Romien, Pro‘t t the reported staying of the injunc-. Chambermaid Wanted. A competent chambérmaid can se— cure’a situation by applying at the Union Hotel, tf —_——— Diamond Palate. Having received a large invoice of g0ods direct from the Waltham and: Elgin Watchy factories, in addition to my already well assorted stock, I am days, Gold and Silver Watches: fully one-third léss than heretofore. : Klegant Gold Chains 14 K. $1 3. Gold Chains 10-K.°85 cents. Respectfully, ~ jl9-tf° Mrs. L. W. Taarcuer. ———— —om — Moentain lée. The Nevada Ice Company is now

prepared-to furnish to saloons, busiprepared to sell for the next thirty;NEW GOODS! quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House will be promptly attended to: m3 tf a J.S8. —_———-— 2 = Kentucky Jubilee Singers. . TH OMP<ON, The Kentucky Jubilee “ingers Combination, ine uding five colored ladies and ten gentlemen, will appear at Nevada Theatre Tuesday evening; June 2lst. See bills for particulars, td Ne 42 Ice Cream at Tam’. tf —— se Lets For Sale. Two good building lots in this city. Price $100 each. . Enquire of -j18-lw Frank GvILp, JR. Employment for Ladies. Tae Qieen City Suspender Company,.of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing and introducing their new Stocking Supporters for Ladies: and (Children, and their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for Ladies. None should be without them ; our leading physicians recommend them, and are loud in their praise. These goods are manufactured by ladies who have made the wants of ladies and chi — drena study, and they ask us to refer to them some reliable and energetic lady to introduce ‘them in this county, ‘and we certainly think that an earnest solicitation in every house. hold would meet with a ready response, and that a determined woman could make a handsome salary and have the exclusive agency for this county. We advise some lady who is in need of employment to send to Queen City Suspender Company, Nos. 147 and 149 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.“ jl0-2w ness houses and families a superior NEW PRICES. . Which I the Company hername-and address, ;and_mention_this—paper.—Address: NEVADA THEATRE. ; ae MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, (OF BOSTON,) And the Distinguished Prima Donna, MISS MARIE NELLINI. Isidor Schnitzler, Thomas Ryan, First Violin, lst Viola & Clarionette Ernst Thiele, William Schade, Second Violin, 2d Viola and Flute. HERR FREDERICK GEISE, Solo Violoncello to the King of Holland. This Renowned Club, whose record of more than Thirty Years of Successive Triumphs is known ‘to lovers of music throughout the land, is the most perfect combination of its character on. this Continent, and is in the front rank of similar organizations in the world: Deors open at 7, Concert at 8 o'clock. Reserved Seats to be had at Vintou'’s Drug Store. = je BROAD 8STREET..... NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. D. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. HE Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES 7 announces that he has now the largest Lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies ” To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant ies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on th reasonable terms. the Horses oc ee from vice, ot good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. with Good Horses always on hand’ Saturday Evening, June 25th: GRAND CONCERT. . Members ofthe Mendelssohn Quintette Club: for Fuoerals attended to} Horses boarded by the day, week or month »; MUSIC BY.. . causing . ELSER’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Mave Just Returned from San ’ Francisco-wtirthe finest-assortment of DRY AND PANSY. GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Ete., Ete., will sell Cheapér s than any other Store in Nevada County.CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City. GRAND MILITARY BALL! &. TO 4s ~AT— HUNT’S HALL, Monday Evening, July 4th, ee Seas aa A WGET GUARD ! & COMMITTEE OF ARRANCEMENTS. Serg’tW. F. Evans, Serg’t Alex. Sloan, Corporal J. C. Dean, Private P. E. Gray, Private John Michell. Floor Managers. Lieut. G. A. Gray, Lieut. J. J° Weisenburger, Corp. Geo. A. Nihell, . Priv John Michell, Priv. Chas. P. E. Gray, Priv. D. F. Getchell, Priv. John Richards, Priv. John Grimes, Fleor Di rt CAPTAIN JOHN A. KAPP. Reception Committec. Serg. J. C. Rich, Serg. Alex. Gault, Corp. A. H. Wajrath, Priv. D. E, Morgan, Priv. E. A. Appleton, Priv. John Watters, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Priv. H. J. Bush, t Priv. H. H, Haskins. Decoration Committee. Corp. Jos. Lewis, Priv. Wm, Horrelt, Priv. Wm. T. Morgan, _ Priv. Thos. Clevelagid Priv. W. G. Stiles. Grand March at 9 o’clock. ant naa 50 cts. CIGAR Preewe GROCERY STORE, J.J. JACKSON. Spring Goods . Summer Goods! 3 cal Spring Styles} Summer Styles ! _ Men and Boys, Agency for theBOSS COFFEE POT. natS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and -VALISES. Our Stock is Com: plete in Every Department. = ee Prices the Lowest in the Market, ee Call on us Before Purchasing. HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, ” BRANCHES--7 Murray St., New . York ; 216 and 918 California St. San ‘. Francisco ; ve Jee Merchant-S¢ HYMAN BROSH AVE just received a full assortment of © FINE CLOTHING for. bed Aq —FURNISHI NGGooDS, = Vy » FS . ot., tronoitin, ES ESE rae Sree tee ae eee Sandwich Islands. Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced! EING OVERSTOOKED WITH THF Finest Stock of Ever brought to Nevada City Iam determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during’ the next GO DAYS ey te LEO THAN GOST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is no buncombe, but a Plain Bvsiness Proposition !MY ASSORTIME KT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. ” ‘Ie amérrg the Lest in the market, and 1 am als selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City cau H offer,Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Frincisco, I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece Regulay Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece ~ Very good Cigars for four and ‘five cents sf Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prices. 44 Ranch For Sale. THE Ranch situated on the Mooney Flat. road to Bridgeport, adjoining Henry Fiene's, 2 1-2 miles from Smartsville, * is offered for sale,, The prop erty contains 160 acres, patent fe e?’ land, About forty acres is under culti vation. Large Orchard, embracing all kinds of fruit, A ditch supplies the Ranch with an abundanceof water, @ontaining 8 rooms, in good repair, and barn is onthe property. The place will be sold om reasonable terms, — One-half cash, the 1 mainder in one year, Also, 160 acres of land, uncultivated, suitable for a grazing and wood ranch will be sold cheap, For particulars enquire of JAMES COLLEY, Bay State Market, Nevada City CABINET SHOP._ S. C. EXitchcouk _ A two-story house, Sacramento Street, near the Plaza, And is now prepared to manufacture or repair all kinds of FURNITURE, and to do Wood Turning ef every Description, Seroll Sawing, ctc. 4@ All work performed promptly and: at reasonable rates, Give me a trial, mal7 8. C. HITCHCOCK, ae — WANAMAKE'S Truck and Express Line,’ NEVADA CITY, CAL. AM.,.NOW PREPARED to do light and heavy Hauling of all kinds. Furniture and Piano moving a specialty. can accommodate Vie-nie parties and Ex. cursionists, having a handsome light wagon Orders left at the “BEEHIVE” will be promptly attended to, EARL WANAMAKK Nevada City, Juneto, UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA crry, © MUNGOR & NAFFZIGER PROPRIETORS, HAVING PURCHASED the above Market we are now a ag why + pad the publi ¢ with the best o: i Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Cérn Beef, Sausagés, Etc, . Our facilities for procuring fat young. cat tle are superior toany firm in Nevada coun ty, and our customers can always rely upo .n getting the Best Meats _ To be in the Market. 4@ Satisfaction eed in all cases o : UF We respectfully rolicit a tinuance of r heretofore bestowed the liberal pasryeegs 6 JOHN JACK. 7 upon our pre HAS FITTED UP A CALL _ We" SHOP in Keith’s Bullding, sit es