June 22, 1879 (4 pages)

eee . mae 187, ary Of Amer. endence, iE RTMENT ARY, ING, JULY 4 MMITTEB, _ J.A. Rapp, C.J. Brand. ‘MITTEE. Alex. Sloan, J. F. Hook, F. A. Sackett, AGPRS. . F. Eilerman, Geo: Nihel, J.D. Flemming, ECTOR, =. ziger. kets, $1 50. nce_ at 9 o'clock. @ e Direction of MULLER. XTENDED TO ALL. wy Mill, Creek. Hi, Proprietors. Rovk Creek, is comnow ready to fill all Mining Lumber. kept constantly on he office on Bouker y uttendedto. jel4 rug Store. © * —_——— . VINTON, IETOR. E. M. Prestor— ER IN— S, G CHEMICALS, ET GOODS, &. % accurately compoun [OURS OF THE DAY rance agency. ‘poo , London and rial, Northern and Companies. ——<—><—$—— ag JG STORE. _ = J — =, BONE PINE SPREET umpfs Hotel.) : TOLPH, FFERS FOR SALE cerry ESH ANG GENERA ASSORTMENT —oFr. Medicines, ALL THE— "ENT MEDICINES HE DAY. xtract ef Horel« und an 14k Golds, unequalled 4 ~ourtiptions,sie Y ‘ aornrarel¥ eompey moet J Apothecary’. —— RICHARDS, Nevada ety ped. . OX¥GHT AND SOL! DISCOUNTED. »E ON GOLD DUST UF INAGE AT THE MINT. San Francisco. Peetiw & Co. sucess 2 bank Sab fsa Cs a chain-gang. _In case it is not tak-. . % ‘ pelitrcal pot beginneth to boil. God-given right to form a tar and one. off the end of the speaker's nose, ‘tLis city occur this week. The prcity an essential element of success.” THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FELL LOL EI OLDE IL PILE LE ITS TE, Brief Menten. ‘The M. E. church revival has con‘cluded. ‘Don’t play hookey ‘to-day, you who ought to be at church. ~ A prominent life ‘insurance compony isabont to establish a fine ofifice in this city. re Se Nevada City had an H.;B. ‘Convention yesterday and a Workingmen’s meeting last night. Thus thé ~ ‘ ‘Book agents are unusually scarce for this time of year, Most of them are at summer resorts. recruiting their tongues for the fall campaign. The city has a legal right to form en advantage of, the citizens have -a feather brigade. ‘*Dust flies,” he said in speaking of the roads, The listener. brushed and pretended ‘to be surprised that the latter should get mad at liaving . his ‘orders obeyed. ———— oe Public School Examinnéiens. The public school examinations in “ramme for to-morrow isas follows: 1) Grade, Miss Lizzie Danforth teach-e ; Committee on Examination—H. H. Haskins, Miss Sarah McKeon and Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth, $th Grade, Mrs. Geo. ‘Smith teacher; Committee on examination—J. B. Johnson, wars I. J.“Rolfe and Vw. E, H. Gaylord. _8th Grade, Miss Belle Cooper teacher; Committee on examination —Jehn Pattison, Miss Helen NaffA ‘secret meeting of Demoerats, ‘including the Courity Central Gommittee, to the number of about thirty, was held at the District Atterney’s office yesterday afternoon. {t is understood a Committee was appein‘ted to confer with the Republicans . who will hold a similar meeting in this city on next Saturday. me Om: ‘The ¥ Flume Gompany. The V Flume Lumber’ Company is reported to be doing amore extensive and profitable business this sea. son than it has at any time during the past four years. The facilities for furnishing lumber are tested ito the utmost, $tfi the supply falls dkert of the demand. The Cdlebrated Napa Soden. from the Springs. Families and Saloons supplied “in quantities to suit, by E. W.Bicetow, Commercial street. je20 Nice Brown Sagar. at SHURTLEF¥F's j3 ee Bagatelle Table for Sale Cheap. Enquire of H. GUENTHER, jeli-lw Nevada City. Hats! Mats! Hats ! The. latest Spring and Summer styles just received at Hyman Bros. eorner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. City ee ape Fine Stock ef Fancy Goods. . The largest and finest: assortment of Silk Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Neokties, Collars, Cuffs (all of the latest spring and summer styles) just reziger aud.W.-J? Organ. Stuging Fell Bewn. While Dooney Harrison and J. E. Isaac were engaged in painting the ceiling of Charles Kent’s building on sroad_~—s street =near Wellington’s stable, yesterday forenoon, the stagingupon which they stood fell. with a loud crash and they were percipitated a distance of six or seven feet to the floor below. Neither gentleinen was seriously injured, although both received: slight bruises. 2S PS Interesting Experiments. The Juvenile Temperance Society are having’a series of interesting experiments illustrating the nature and uses of alcahol. Parents and guardiaus should avatl* themselves of this opportunity to have their children taught practical truths. Meeting of the Society are held in M. E. church each Friday afternoen, and all are uivited. — ——see — Baptist Church. Aldrich. Morning Subject:—‘‘StabilKvening:—‘‘Dangerous Sailing.” At the close of the morning service a Sunday School will be organized. Friends and children are invited to attend. 0 — —— Congregational Charch. Preaching at the Congregational Church to-day, morning and evening, a3 usual, by the pastor, Rev. J. Sins. Subject in tke. morning :— ‘*The Crystal River.” In the evening: ‘‘The great warring philosophies of the age.” Allare cordially invited. M. E. Church. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. John . Coyle, at. 11 a. mM. and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school at 12:30 Pp. m. The revival services have closed for the present. General prayer meeting on ‘Thursday evening, at 7:30. All are invited. Mum Social Party. ceived at Hyman Brothers’, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevad apr 9-tf. Clothing! Clothing! Clothing? ‘The latest spring and summerstyles of the-choicest goods and the most select patterns, in men's, youths’ and hoys’ clothing, now received at . Hyman Bros., Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. Nevada City. apl2., #27 Unsurpassed for style and finish are. the pictures made at. the ‘Rudolph Photo-Gallery.” CoLsins operator. jald If young ladies with blotches on their skin, which are erroneously attributed to irregularities of the liver, would discard cosmetics and mercurials, and would adopt the practice of taking a warm bath every day with a eake of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap as a companion, the unsightly ‘blemishes would soon disappear and the lily and-rese would take their place. This is a secret which the fashionable are fast beginning to find out to their decided advantage. Crittenton’s, No. 7 Sixth ave., New York. Sold by drugyists. » Hill’s Hair and Whisker black or browa, 50. How it Is Done. Dye, The first object im life with the American people is te ‘ get rich;” the second, how to regain good health, The first can be obtained by energy, honesty and saving; the second, (good health) by using Green’s August \Flower. Should you be a despondeut sufferer from any of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, etc., such as Sick Headacne, Palpitation of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual eostiveness, Dizziness of the Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirits, etc., you need not suffer another day. ‘Iwo doses of August Flower will relieve you at once. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular . size 75 cents. Positively sold by all first-class Druggists ia the U. 8. ° oe : A Card. : To all who are suftering from the errors and \indiseretions: of youth, nervous weakness, early deeay, loss of manhood, &e., I will send a receipe that will ‘cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was diseovered by a missignary in South America. Send a self-addressed enThe Ladies Aid Society,of the M. E. Church, will give aMum Social in the Vestry of the Church one . evening during the present week.— ‘Fall particulars will be published in . Tuesday's TRANSCRIPT. { Prospecting in a Sluice. ro . } — } . ; 7) * a * } A couple of squaws were hunting , secure a dentifrice par excellence the . for gold in the Manzanita ground . Hotel yesterday. as they siuck to their work for some . time. >.— Pennsylvarpia Engine €e. No. 2. A specjal meeting of the above Company will be held Monday even. ing, June 23d, at8 o'clock. By order of the President. it. W. F. Encixsricit, Secretary. velepe to the Rev. Jogeph T. Inman, Station DP. New York City. ——-—<> o-=—if any dealer tells You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or.contaming ingredi. ents equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZODONT, discredit the statement and insistupon having that alone. By doing so, you will ‘hest in the market, containing botanic elements of rare preservative influsluice at a point just above the Unence upun the teeth, and one which It evidently paid, . will endow them with most becomjing whiteness. Another desirable . feature of this table toHet article is that it imparts fragrance to the ibreath. Sold by all druggists. An RE A TTS T, George S. Hupp, ier and Counselor at Law. tae2r Brosl & Pina OF 2.03 2 e /with Dyspepsia and 11 pounds of brown sugar for $1.00 Green's August Flower. It is natural for Fk ey saffering iver Complaint or any derangement of the digestive organs; such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palaay of the Heart, Heartburn, ater-brash, gnawing and burning _ at the pit of the Stomach, Yei-7 ow Skin, Co ted Tongue, and @isagreeable taste in ‘themouth, comin up of food ‘after eating, ete., to put off from day to day. buying an atticle that they know has cured their neighbor, friend or relative, yet they have no faith in it until'it is too late. But if you will go to Vinton or Rudolph’s Drug Stores, low spirits, rand get a bottle of Green’s August ‘Flower your immediate cure is as certain as you live. Sample bottles of this medicine can be obtained for 10 cents to try its superior virtue. Regular size 75 cents. Try it; two doses will relieve any case, CAMELLINE For _eeepee Beautifying the Complexion and Teeth. NEW AND VALUABLE PREPARA: tion, pronownced by all to ve the most periect cosmetit in existence. Unlike éfter preparations it is not only harmless, but faVors a natural and healthy action of the skin, resultang in complete Parity and clearness of cquplexton. ‘he trinsic merit and high medical endorsement of CAMELLINE have in a few~months caused it to nearly suporeede all articles for the complexion in n_ Francisco. PRICE 50 CENTS, _ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, H. P. WAKELEE «& €O.,,° mayl5-3m — SAN FRANCISCO, GASH IS KING! There is Wothing Else Like It! MONEY SAVED TO CUSTOMERS AND DEALER! Having thoroughly tested the plan o doing business on a purely 2 . CASH BASIS, . I am now prepared to announce its complete success, and will continue to sell for cash in hand, and at The Very Lowest Rates, Groceries, _ Provisio ) 5 Gri in Flour, Feed, &e., &c. Ten per cent less than old rates. I pay Cash formy Goods and must hav Cash, or ita equivalent on the counter for what I set. , Wu. SMITH. Commercial street, Nevada City CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR GY TITE Unmion Market, {NEVADA CITY HAS NOW ON HAND of Le own manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offer sale in quantities bo suit. —HE ALSO HAS— HAMS AND BACON, The Best te be had in the County. Of his own manufacture, He also keaps on hand, at all times, the best of BEEF, PORK,MUTTON, VEAL SAUSAGES, ETC, Give me a call if you want something in ny line. : d16 NEW TAILOR SHOP. F. M. SCHMIDT, AVING KEMOVED FROM SACRA MENTO TO NEVADA CITY, anno un ces that he kas opened a Tatler Shop on Pine Street, Two doors below Dr. Hunt's Office, where he is prepared to make to order all kinds of yentlemen atid youth's Clothing, CHEAYVER than was ever offered in Nevada County. — All Wool Suits Made to Order from $25 and upwards. Spring Bottom Pants a Specialty. Clothing Cleaned, Scoured and Ren~ evated by the new French Process, superior to any in the. city. Prices: \Coat Cleaned, Seoured or Renovated. from 75 cents to $1 50. Pants, from 50 cents to $1. Vests; from 25 cents to 50 cents. » Having had\24 years experience ia the above business, {Will warrant to give satisfaction. F. M. SCHMIDT. Nevada City, April 5, 1si9. R. M. Hunt, M. D. Nas ENDING PHYSICIAN, P : FFICE—PINE STREET. Rear of W 2 Vinton’s Druy Store, Honk. Robe: 1776. CELEBRATION “ON THE— 1879: NO MORE $ ATH OF JULY AT NEVADA CITY. “THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.” Programme ‘of the 4th of July Celebration in Nevada City. President—Hon. T. B. Reardan. Vice Presidents—Hos. John Caldwell, Hon. Niles Saarls, W. D. Long, T. W. Sigourney. Grass Valley— brooke, A B Brady. — — Orator—aion. Geo. S. Hupp.Chaplain—Rev. J. Sims.Poetess— Miss Helena Naffziger. Reader—Miss Emma Pearson. Cantatrices—Mrs, Geo’ Smith and Miss Annie Conaway. — Grand Marshal— Hon. Chas. Kent. Assistant Marshal—Wm. Powell. ', Aids—H. Hereinger, R. D. Carter of Nevada City ; 1. W. Hays, Dan. Collins, John Glasson of Grass Valley ; L. M. Sukeforth of Eureka. Marshal, scarlet sash ; Assistant, white and blwe sash; Aids, red,-: white and blue sash. ; EXERCISES OF THE Day. Federal Saluté at sunrisé and sun-, set. 5 Procession will format 10 A. M.y on Broad street, corner of Pine. ORDER OF PROCESSION, 1 Grand Marshal and Aids. 2 Brass Band. 3 Military Company, 4 Mexican War Veterans. 5 Pennsylvania Engine Co. No, 2 with Carriages, beautifullydecorated. 6 Nevada Hose Co, No. 1, with elegantly decorated Carriage. 7 Visiting Fire Companies. 8 Briss Band.9 Car of Liberty, with escort, 10 Carriages, containing President, Orator, Reader, Poetess, Chaplain and Musical Director, with Cantatrices. 11 Civic Societies. 12 Trades. 13. Horribles. [ ORDER @F MARCH. _ Down Broad to Plaza, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, up Pine to Broad;<up Broad to East and West Broad streets, countermarch down Broad te Pine, down Pine to Commercial, down Commercial to Plaza, up Broad to, Hunt’s Hell and disband. EXERCISES AT HUNT'S HALL. 1 Introduction by the President of the Day. 2 Music by the Band. 3 Prayer by the Chaplain. 4 ‘Star Spgngled Banner,” by Mrs. Geo. Smith, assisted by Nevada Glee Club, under the leadership of Prof. Muller. ' af 5 Reading of the Declaration of Independence, os 6 Music by the Band. 7 Poem. 8 “The Flag of the Free,” by Miss Annie Conaway of Grass Valley, assisted by the Glee Club. 9 Oration. 10 Music-by the Band, 11 Benediction. Executive CoMMITTEE. President, J. G. Hartwell. . Secretary, A. I. Zekind: Treasurer, J. Nattziger. J. S. Tkompson, A. Sloan, H. W. Hyman, J. M. Walling, Chas. Kent, G. E. Withington, C. KE, Pearson, K. Casper, 4. b. Conn. ; INvrratioN COMMITTER, L. Seibert, R. C. Walrath, G. W. Welch, A. Walrath, J. B. dJehnsen, J. V. Hunter, John I. Caldwell, A. B. Carley, S. A. Eddy, G. G. Allan, J. N. Payne, A. Snider, D. Wellington, E. Merritield, J. D. White, J. Buffington Jr., H. Guenther, I. J. Kolfe, J. T. Morgan, A. Blumenthal, C. J. Brand, John Jack, N. P. Brown, . J. Kistle, L. S. Calkins, T. C. Moran, F. Eilerman, J. Kbagan, CC. McElvy, C. Clark, W. Richards, B. T. Allen, A. Baruh, A. Tam, W. D. Vinton, J. A. Rapp, J. Graham, B. H. Maller, A. Gault, F, Gillet, W.G. Richards, Jr O. Maltman, M. Hanly, J. D. McCarty, F. G.V.Schmittburg, A. C. Murchie, C. Luetje, D. Tower, M. L. Marsh, G. M. Hughes, * D. Marsh, Cc. B. Mulloy, J. E. Brown, F. M: Hathaway, E. Brown, — J. V. Pettit, ¢ P. H. Belden, A. Rosenthal, W. R. Coe, dohn Hearst, E. W. Bigelow, -A. Eisen, " P. Hunertauth, 3%. Shurtleff, J. T. Lewis, J. Colley, — G. ©. Gaylord, C. J. Naffziger, R. F. KB. Robinson, (;, Guild, G. E. Robinson, KE. H. Gaylord, A. Isoard, C. W. Cress, J. Hook, Pv. BE. Haghson, J. Broady, S. B: Davenport, + J. Eustis, J. Thomas. J. Monro, Ths. Legg, W. ©. Groves, Jd. Michel, W. C. Groves, J. Kinkead, W.A. Sigvataey, E, A. Davis, B. J. Watson, C. Beckman, J. Ct Locklin, ~ UL. Garthe. The festivities of the day will close {with a grand Military and Puemen’s { ) Ball. at Hunt's Hall, 4 from 25 to 50 cents per pound, PANTS,SUITS, c= ” A&t the NEVADA GLOTHING MANUFACTORY COMMERCIAL STREET; (E. W. Bigelow's old stand.) LOP-SHOP! 4 — Clothing Made°to order at a From Five Dollars ‘From Twenty Dollars. Eee JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED GANYMEDE Made of the Best HAVANA TOBACCO. 4 c 4 ‘<=-SMOKE NO OTHER. SOLD ONLY BY JO w JACK. June 4, i ¢ A. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Nevada City, A NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT he has just received atiother invoice of the MOST DELICIOUS BRANDS of TOBACCO AND CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada Oyty, and which he is selling at prices that will SATISFY EVERYBODY. FRUITS RECEIVED DAILY, . Fresh picked from the Orchards, and famillies can have the Finest Varieties of i Strawberries, Cherries, And other Fruits sent to their residences; by leaving their orders, and at prices Cheap as. the Cheavest, CONFECTIONERY. -* . keep on hand a choice stock of American and French CANDIES, which will be sold at Also Fresh . Nuts of all kinds, Moa@quarters for : ; ee ‘Sacramento and Oregon Cassimeres.” WM. WOLF’S PRICE: LIST. SS FOR CAS Hot ‘Subject to Cotrection Flour, per 100 lbs, $2°75 Wheat, per 100 lbs, 225 Corn, — per 100 Ibs, 1 75 Bran, per i00 lbs, 1 124 Mixed Feed per 100 lbs, 1-374 Middlings, per 100 lbs, 150 Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 1 25 Crushed Sugar, 8) Ibs, 100 Brown Sugar, 11 Ibs 100 Green Coffee, 5 Ibs 100 Ground Coffee, Slbcans, 60 Rice, 14 lbs 100 Beans, 28 lbs 100 Soap, __. + 8 bars 25 Soap, per box 50 Candles,14for . 25 Candles, pet box 175 . Crackers, per box,’ 90Oysters 8cansfor 100 Salmon, 8cansfor 100 Tomatoes, dcansfor 100 Green Corn, 6cansfor 100 String Beans, 5cansfor 100 Sardines, 6cansfor 100 Green Peas, 4 cansfor 100 Blueberries, 4cansfor. 100 Kerosene, _ per gallon, 35 Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Syrup, per gallon, Th Syrup, 5gallonkegs, 350 Bacon, _—pei pound. 11 Hams, — per pound, 11 Good Green Tea “ 30 English Breakfast, “ 40 Fresh Butter, per roll, 40 Cooking Butter, perlb, § “B Cod Fish, “e 7 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 Washing Powder, 3 papers 25 ¢ VARIETIES, Tropica] Fruits, Cutlery, Jewelry,, Willow Ware, Stationery, Toys, etc. Ta. Youcan get better bargains of me than at any other store. A ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street, opposite Transcript Block, Nevada City. mayl6 COME AND SEE THE ORANGES: THAT I SELL AT 25 CENTS PER DOZEN. 5 . . Chee SMOKZ THE “LAUREL WREATH” 1 j 5 CENT . CHICAGO CIGAR, . . . At ZEKIND’S, . Broad Street, Nevada City. May 27th, 1879, Senate Saloon, . Junction +f Main and Commercial Streets NEVADA CITY, J. ©. DONNELLY, Prepricter. _——a2 Give we « call. R. B. SYMINGTON, C. E. ap22 MEANING AGEMCY. . i FFICY, OF THE DEST WOOD GOLh Minune ‘ t 7 sheet, ules tt? ᠀縀 . Fancy Drinks a Spectalty, } U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Corn Starch, 2 papers, Starch, 2 papers, Starch, per box, 76 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds: 25 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, per bottle 25 Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90. Everything else in proportion: WILLIAM WOLF, Main Street, Nevada City March 28, 1879. WILLIAM R, COE’S NEW STOCK OF. BOOTS, SHOKS & SLIPPERS CONSISTING OF Ladies’ French Kid Side Lace Gaiters. Ladies’, Misses and Childrenjs French Kid and Pebble Goat Button Gaiters. : Gent's Sewed Opera Boots. Embroidered Slippers for ladies ad gentlemen, ‘26 25 i, : ALSO A LARGE STOGK OF Sents’, Ladies, Misses and Childrein’s Arctics and Overshoes, "All of which will be Sold at Lower Prices than the same quality o Goods can be bought for this of San Franetsce. iecld W. R. CORN, . E. W. BIGELOW, =~ and Keal Esiuing, lusurance tate Agent. OFFICE One door above W. R. Coe, Camas lmercial Street, Ne. ada City, Cal { Ayentitor the Zealand busirauce Staie luvestment nud New vi} Aes, Office of the Adaldrite' Ulne Gravel Mining . Compauys ce "Phe York Con 5eliduted Blne Gravel : Miscing Cevmpran vat sev

eee . mae 187, ary Of Amer. endence, iE RTMENT ARY, ING, JULY 4 MMITTEB, _ J.A. Rapp, C.J. Brand. ‘MITTEE. Alex. Sloan, J. F. Hook, F. A. Sackett, AGPRS. . F. Eilerman, Geo: Nihel, J.D. Flemming, ECTOR, =. ziger. kets, $1 50. nce_ at 9 o'clock. @ e Direction of MULLER.. XTENDED TO ALL. wy Mill, Creek. Hi, Proprietors. Rovk Creek, is comnow ready to fill all Mining Lumber. kept constantly on he office on Bouker y uttendedto. jel4 rug Store. © * —_——— . VINTON, IETOR. E. M. Prestor— ER IN— S, G CHEMICALS, ET GOODS, &. % accurately compoun [OURS OF THE DAY rance agency. ‘poo , London and rial, Northern and Companies. ——<—><—$—— ag JG STORE. _ = J — =, BONE PINE SPREET umpfs Hotel.) : TOLPH, FFERS FOR SALE cerry ESH ANG GENERA ASSORTMENT —oFr. Medicines, ALL THE— "ENT MEDICINES HE DAY. xtract ef Horel« und an 14k Golds, unequalled 4 ~ourtiptions,sie Y ‘ aornrarel¥ eompey moet J Apothecary’. —— RICHARDS, Nevada ety ped.. . OX¥GHT AND SOL! DISCOUNTED. »E ON GOLD DUST UF INAGE AT THE MINT. San Francisco. Peetiw & Co. sucess 2 bank Sab fsa Cs a chain-gang. _In case it is not tak-. . % ‘ pelitrcal pot beginneth to boil. God-given right to form a tar and one. off the end of the speaker's nose, ‘tLis city occur this week. The prcity an essential element of success.” THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FELL LOL EI OLDE IL PILE LE ITS TE, Brief Menten. ‘The M. E. church revival has con‘cluded. ‘Don’t play hookey ‘to-day, you who ought to be at church. ~ A prominent life ‘insurance compony isabont to establish a fine ofifice in this city. re Se Nevada City had an H.;B. ‘Convention yesterday and a Workingmen’s meeting last night. Thus thé ~ ‘ ‘Book agents are unusually scarce for this time of year, Most of them are at summer resorts. recruiting their tongues for the fall campaign. The city has a legal right to form en advantage of, the citizens have -a feather brigade. ‘*Dust flies,” he said in speaking of the roads, The listener. brushed and pretended ‘to be surprised that the latter should get mad at liaving . his ‘orders obeyed. ———— oe Public School Examinnéiens. The public school examinations in “ramme for to-morrow isas follows: 1) Grade, Miss Lizzie Danforth teach-e ; Committee on Examination—H. H. Haskins, Miss Sarah McKeon and Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth, $th Grade, Mrs. Geo. ‘Smith teacher; Committee on examination—J. B. Johnson, wars I. J.“Rolfe and Vw. E, H. Gaylord. _8th Grade, Miss Belle Cooper teacher; Committee on examination —Jehn Pattison, Miss Helen NaffA ‘secret meeting of Demoerats, ‘including the Courity Central Gommittee, to the number of about thirty, was held at the District Atterney’s office yesterday afternoon. {t is understood a Committee was appein‘ted to confer with the Republicans . who will hold a similar meeting in this city on next Saturday. me Om: ‘The ¥ Flume Gompany. The V Flume Lumber’ Company is reported to be doing amore extensive and profitable business this sea. son than it has at any time during the past four years. The facilities for furnishing lumber are tested ito the utmost, $tfi the supply falls dkert of the demand. The Cdlebrated Napa Soden. from the Springs. Families and Saloons supplied “in quantities to suit, by E. W.Bicetow, Commercial street. je20 Nice Brown Sagar. at SHURTLEF¥F's j3 ee Bagatelle Table for Sale Cheap. Enquire of H. GUENTHER, jeli-lw Nevada City. Hats! Mats! Hats ! The. latest Spring and Summer styles just received at Hyman Bros. eorner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. City ee ape Fine Stock ef Fancy Goods. . The largest and finest: assortment of Silk Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Neokties, Collars, Cuffs (all of the latest spring and summer styles) just reziger aud.W.-J? Organ. Stuging Fell Bewn. While Dooney Harrison and J. E. Isaac were engaged in painting the ceiling of Charles Kent’s building on sroad_~—s street =near Wellington’s stable, yesterday forenoon, the stagingupon which they stood fell. with a loud crash and they were percipitated a distance of six or seven feet to the floor below. Neither gentleinen was seriously injured, although both received: slight bruises. 2S PS Interesting Experiments. The Juvenile Temperance Society are having’a series of interesting experiments illustrating the nature and uses of alcahol. Parents and guardiaus should avatl* themselves of this opportunity to have their children taught practical truths. Meeting of the Society are held in M. E. church each Friday afternoen, and all are uivited. — ——see — Baptist Church. Aldrich. Morning Subject:—‘‘StabilKvening:—‘‘Dangerous Sailing.” At the close of the morning service a Sunday School will be organized. Friends and children are invited to attend. 0 — —— Congregational Charch. Preaching at the Congregational Church to-day, morning and evening, a3 usual, by the pastor, Rev. J. Sins. Subject in tke. morning :— ‘*The Crystal River.” In the evening: ‘‘The great warring philosophies of the age.” Allare cordially invited. M. E. Church. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. John . Coyle, at. 11 a. mM. and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school at 12:30 Pp. m. The revival services have closed for the present. General prayer meeting on ‘Thursday evening, at 7:30. All are invited. Mum Social Party. ceived at Hyman Brothers’, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevad apr 9-tf. Clothing! Clothing! Clothing? ‘The latest spring and summerstyles of the-choicest goods and the most select patterns, in men's, youths’ and hoys’ clothing, now received at . Hyman Bros., Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. Nevada City. apl2., #27 Unsurpassed for style and finish are. the pictures made at. the ‘Rudolph Photo-Gallery.” CoLsins operator. jald If young ladies with blotches on their skin, which are erroneously attributed to irregularities of the liver, would discard cosmetics and mercurials, and would adopt the practice of taking a warm bath every day with a eake of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap as a companion, the unsightly ‘blemishes would soon disappear and the lily and-rese would take their place. This is a secret which the fashionable are fast beginning to find out to their decided advantage. Crittenton’s, No. 7 Sixth ave., New York. Sold by drugyists. » Hill’s Hair and Whisker black or browa, 50. How it Is Done. Dye, The first object im life with the American people is te ‘ get rich;” the second, how to regain good health, The first can be obtained by energy, honesty and saving; the second, (good health) by using Green’s August \Flower. Should you be a despondeut sufferer from any of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, etc., such as Sick Headacne, Palpitation of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual eostiveness, Dizziness of the Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirits, etc., you need not suffer another day. ‘Iwo doses of August Flower will relieve you at once. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular . size 75 cents. Positively sold by all first-class Druggists ia the U. 8. ° oe : A Card. : To all who are suftering from the errors and \indiseretions: of youth, nervous weakness, early deeay, loss of manhood, &e., I will send a receipe that will ‘cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was diseovered by a missignary in South America. Send a self-addressed enThe Ladies Aid Society,of the M. E. Church, will give aMum Social in the Vestry of the Church one . evening during the present week.— ‘Fall particulars will be published in . Tuesday's TRANSCRIPT. { Prospecting in a Sluice. ro . } — } . ; 7) * a * } A couple of squaws were hunting , secure a dentifrice par excellence the . for gold in the Manzanita ground . Hotel yesterday. as they siuck to their work for some . time. >.— Pennsylvarpia Engine €e. No. 2. A specjal meeting of the above Company will be held Monday even. ing, June 23d, at8 o'clock. By order of the President. it. W. F. Encixsricit, Secretary. velepe to the Rev. Jogeph T. Inman, Station DP. New York City. ——-—<> o-=—if any dealer tells You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or.contaming ingredi. ents equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZODONT, discredit the statement and insistupon having that alone. By doing so, you will ‘hest in the market, containing botanic elements of rare preservative influsluice at a point just above the Unence upun the teeth, and one which It evidently paid, . will endow them with most becomjing whiteness. Another desirable . feature of this table toHet article is that it imparts fragrance to the ibreath. Sold by all druggists. An RE A TTS T, George S. Hupp, ier and Counselor at Law. tae2r Brosl & Pina OF 2.03 2 e /with Dyspepsia and 11 pounds of brown sugar for $1.00 Green's August Flower. It is natural for Fk ey saffering iver Complaint or any derangement of the digestive organs; such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palaay of the Heart, Heartburn, ater-brash, gnawing and burning _ at the pit of the Stomach, Yei-7 ow Skin, Co ted Tongue, and @isagreeable taste in ‘themouth, comin up of food ‘after eating, ete., to put off from day to day. buying an atticle that they know has cured their neighbor, friend or relative, yet they have no faith in it until'it is too late. But if you will go to Vinton or Rudolph’s Drug Stores, low spirits, rand get a bottle of Green’s August ‘Flower your immediate cure is as certain as you live. Sample bottles of this medicine can be obtained for 10 cents to try its superior virtue. Regular size 75 cents. Try it; two doses will relieve any case, CAMELLINE For _eeepee Beautifying the Complexion and Teeth. NEW AND VALUABLE PREPARA: tion, pronownced by all to ve the most periect cosmetit in existence. Unlike éfter preparations it is not only harmless, but faVors a natural and healthy action of the skin, resultang in complete Parity and clearness of cquplexton. ‘he trinsic merit and high medical endorsement of CAMELLINE have in a few~months caused it to nearly suporeede all articles for the complexion in n_ Francisco. PRICE 50 CENTS, _ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, H. P. WAKELEE «& €O.,,° mayl5-3m — SAN FRANCISCO, GASH IS KING! There is Wothing Else Like It! MONEY SAVED TO CUSTOMERS AND DEALER! Having thoroughly tested the plan o doing business on a purely 2 . CASH BASIS, . I am now prepared to announce its complete success, and will continue to sell for cash in hand, and at The Very Lowest Rates, Groceries, _ Provisio ) 5 Gri in Flour, Feed, &e., &c. Ten per cent less than old rates. I pay Cash formy Goods and must hav Cash, or ita equivalent on the counter for what I set. , Wu. SMITH. Commercial street, Nevada City CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR GY TITE Unmion Market, {NEVADA CITY HAS NOW ON HAND of Le own manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offer sale in quantities bo suit. —HE ALSO HAS— HAMS AND BACON, The Best te be had in the County. Of his own manufacture, He also keaps on

hand, at all times, the best of BEEF, PORK,MUTTON, VEAL SAUSAGES, ETC, Give me a call if you want something in ny line. : d16 NEW TAILOR SHOP. F. M. SCHMIDT, AVING KEMOVED FROM SACRA MENTO TO NEVADA CITY, anno un ces that he kas opened a Tatler Shop on Pine Street, Two doors below Dr. Hunt's Office, where he is prepared to make to order all kinds of yentlemen atid youth's Clothing, CHEAYVER than was ever offered in Nevada County. — All Wool Suits Made to Order from $25 and upwards. Spring Bottom Pants a Specialty. Clothing Cleaned, Scoured and Ren~ evated by the new French Process, superior to any in the. city. Prices: \Coat Cleaned, Seoured or Renovated. from 75 cents to $1 50. Pants, from 50 cents to $1. Vests; from 25 cents to 50 cents. » Having had\24 years experience ia the above business, {Will warrant to give satisfaction. F. M. SCHMIDT. Nevada City, April 5, 1si9. R. M. Hunt, M. D. Nas ENDING PHYSICIAN, P : FFICE—PINE STREET. Rear of W 2 Vinton’s Druy Store, Honk. Robe: 1776. CELEBRATION “ON THE— 1879: NO MORE $ ATH OF JULY AT NEVADA CITY. “THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.” Programme ‘of the 4th of July Celebration in Nevada City. President—Hon. T. B. Reardan. Vice Presidents—Hos. John Caldwell, Hon. Niles Saarls, W. D. Long, T. W. Sigourney. Grass Valley— brooke, A B Brady. — — Orator—aion. Geo. S. Hupp..Chaplain—Rev. J. Sims.Poetess— Miss Helena Naffziger. Reader—Miss Emma Pearson. Cantatrices—Mrs, Geo’ Smith and Miss Annie Conaway. — Grand Marshal— Hon. Chas. Kent. Assistant Marshal—Wm. Powell. ', Aids—H. Hereinger, R. D. Carter of Nevada City ; 1. W. Hays, Dan. Collins, John Glasson of Grass Valley ; L. M. Sukeforth of Eureka. Marshal, scarlet sash ; Assistant, white and blwe sash; Aids, red,-: white and blue sash. ; EXERCISES OF THE Day. Federal Saluté at sunrisé and sun-, set. 5 Procession will format 10 A. M.y on Broad street, corner of Pine. ORDER OF PROCESSION, 1 Grand Marshal and Aids. 2 Brass Band. 3 Military Company, 4 Mexican War Veterans. 5 Pennsylvania Engine Co. No, 2 with Carriages, beautifullydecorated. 6 Nevada Hose Co, No. 1, with elegantly decorated Carriage. 7 Visiting Fire Companies. 8 Briss Band.9 Car of Liberty, with escort, 10 Carriages, containing President, Orator, Reader, Poetess, Chaplain and Musical Director, with Cantatrices. 11 Civic Societies. 12 Trades. 13. Horribles. [ ORDER @F MARCH. _ Down Broad to Plaza, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine, up Pine to Broad;<up Broad to East and West Broad streets, countermarch down Broad te Pine, down Pine to Commercial, down Commercial to Plaza, up Broad to, Hunt’s Hell and disband. EXERCISES AT HUNT'S HALL. 1 Introduction by the President of the Day. 2 Music by the Band. 3 Prayer by the Chaplain. 4 ‘Star Spgngled Banner,” by Mrs. Geo. Smith, assisted by Nevada Glee Club, under the leadership of Prof. Muller. ' af 5 Reading of the Declaration of Independence, os 6 Music by the Band. 7 Poem. 8 “The Flag of the Free,” by Miss Annie Conaway of Grass Valley, assisted by the Glee Club. 9 Oration. 10 Music-by the Band, 11 Benediction. Executive CoMMITTEE. President, J. G. Hartwell. . Secretary, A. I. Zekind: Treasurer, J. Nattziger. J. S. Tkompson, A. Sloan, H. W. Hyman, J. M. Walling, Chas. Kent, G. E. Withington, C. KE, Pearson, K. Casper, 4. b. Conn. ; INvrratioN COMMITTER, L. Seibert, R. C. Walrath, G. W. Welch, A. Walrath, J. B. dJehnsen, J. V. Hunter, John I. Caldwell, A. B. Carley, S. A. Eddy, G. G. Allan, J. N. Payne, A. Snider, D. Wellington, E. Merritield, J. D. White, J. Buffington Jr., H. Guenther, I. J. Kolfe, J. T. Morgan, A. Blumenthal, C. J. Brand, John Jack, N. P. Brown, . J. Kistle, L. S. Calkins, T. C. Moran, F. Eilerman, J. Kbagan, CC. McElvy, C. Clark, W. Richards, B. T. Allen, A. Baruh, A. Tam, W. D. Vinton, J. A. Rapp, J. Graham, B. H. Maller, A. Gault, F, Gillet, W.G. Richards, Jr O. Maltman, M. Hanly, J. D. McCarty, F. G.V.Schmittburg, A. C. Murchie, C. Luetje, D. Tower, M. L. Marsh, G. M. Hughes, * D. Marsh, Cc. B. Mulloy, J. E. Brown, F. M: Hathaway, E. Brown, — J. V. Pettit, ¢ P. H. Belden, A. Rosenthal, W. R. Coe, dohn Hearst, E. W. Bigelow, -A. Eisen, " P. Hunertauth, 3%. Shurtleff, J. T. Lewis, J. Colley, — G. ©. Gaylord, C. J. Naffziger, R. F. KB. Robinson, (;, Guild, G. E. Robinson, KE. H. Gaylord, A. Isoard, C. W. Cress, J. Hook, Pv. BE. Haghson, J. Broady, S. B: Davenport, + J. Eustis, J. Thomas. J. Monro, Ths. Legg, W. ©. Groves, Jd. Michel, W. C. Groves, J. Kinkead, W.A. Sigvataey, E, A. Davis, B. J. Watson, C. Beckman, J. Ct Locklin, ~ UL. Garthe. The festivities of the day will close {with a grand Military and Puemen’s { ) Ball. at Hunt's Hall, 4 from 25 to 50 cents per pound, PANTS,SUITS, c= ” A&t the NEVADA GLOTHING MANUFACTORY COMMERCIAL STREET; (E. W. Bigelow's old stand.) LOP-SHOP! 4 — Clothing Made°to order at a From Five Dollars ‘From Twenty Dollars. Eee JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED GANYMEDE Made of the Best HAVANA TOBACCO. 4 c 4 ‘<=-SMOKE NO OTHER. SOLD ONLY BY JO w JACK. June 4, i ¢ A. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Nevada City, A NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT he has just received atiother invoice of the MOST DELICIOUS BRANDS of TOBACCO AND CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada Oyty, and which he is selling at prices that will SATISFY EVERYBODY. FRUITS RECEIVED DAILY, . Fresh picked from the Orchards, and famillies can have the Finest Varieties of i Strawberries, Cherries, And other Fruits sent to their residences; by leaving their orders, and at prices Cheap as. the Cheavest, CONFECTIONERY. -* . keep on hand a choice stock of American and French CANDIES, which will be sold at Also Fresh . Nuts of all kinds, Moa@quarters for : ; ee ‘Sacramento and Oregon Cassimeres.” WM. WOLF’S PRICE: LIST. SS FOR CAS Hot ‘Subject to Cotrection Flour, per 100 lbs, $2°75 Wheat, per 100 lbs, 225 Corn, — per 100 Ibs, 1 75 Bran, per i00 lbs, 1 124 Mixed Feed per 100 lbs, 1-374 Middlings, per 100 lbs, 150 Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, 1 25 Crushed Sugar, 8) Ibs, 100 Brown Sugar, 11 Ibs 100 Green Coffee, 5 Ibs 100 Ground Coffee, Slbcans, 60 Rice, 14 lbs 100 Beans, 28 lbs 100 Soap, __. + 8 bars 25 Soap, per box 50 Candles,14for . 25 Candles, pet box 175 . Crackers, per box,’ 90Oysters 8cansfor 100 Salmon, 8cansfor 100 Tomatoes, dcansfor 100 Green Corn, 6cansfor 100 String Beans, 5cansfor 100 Sardines, 6cansfor 100 Green Peas, 4 cansfor 100 Blueberries, 4cansfor. 100 Kerosene, _ per gallon, 35 Kerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 50 Syrup, per gallon, Th Syrup, 5gallonkegs, 350 Bacon, _—pei pound. 11 Hams, — per pound, 11 Good Green Tea “ 30 English Breakfast, “ 40 Fresh Butter, per roll, 40 Cooking Butter, perlb, § “B Cod Fish, “e 7 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 Washing Powder, 3 papers 25 ¢ VARIETIES, Tropica] Fruits, Cutlery, Jewelry,, Willow Ware, Stationery, Toys, etc. Ta. Youcan get better bargains of me than at any other store. A ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street, opposite Transcript Block, Nevada City. mayl6 COME AND SEE THE ORANGES: THAT I SELL AT 25 CENTS PER DOZEN. 5 . . Chee SMOKZ THE “LAUREL WREATH” 1 j 5 CENT . CHICAGO CIGAR, . . . At ZEKIND’S, . Broad Street, Nevada City. May 27th, 1879, Senate Saloon, . Junction +f Main and Commercial Streets NEVADA CITY, J. ©. DONNELLY, Prepricter. _——a2 Give we « call. R. B. SYMINGTON, C. E. ap22 MEANING AGEMCY. . i FFICY, OF THE DEST WOOD GOLh Minune ‘ t 7 sheet, ules tt? ᠀縀 . Fancy Drinks a Spectalty, } U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Corn Starch, 2 papers, Starch, 2 papers, Starch, per box, 76 Pearl Barley, 3 pounds: 25 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10 Pickles, per bottle 25 Pickles, 5 gallon kegs 2 00 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90. Everything else in proportion: WILLIAM WOLF, Main Street, Nevada City March 28, 1879. WILLIAM R, COE’S NEW STOCK OF. BOOTS, SHOKS & SLIPPERS CONSISTING OF Ladies’ French Kid Side Lace Gaiters. Ladies’, Misses and Childrenjs French Kid and Pebble Goat Button Gaiters. : Gent's Sewed Opera Boots. Embroidered Slippers for ladies ad gentlemen, ‘26 25 i, : ALSO A LARGE STOGK OF Sents’, Ladies, Misses and Childrein’s Arctics and Overshoes, "All of which will be Sold at Lower Prices than the same quality o Goods can be bought for this of San Franetsce. iecld W. R. CORN, . E. W. BIGELOW, =~ and Keal Esiuing, lusurance tate Agent. OFFICE One door above W. R. Coe, Camas lmercial Street, Ne. ada City, Cal { Ayentitor the Zealand busirauce Staie luvestment nud New vi} Aes, Office of the Adaldrite' Ulne Gravel Mining . Compauys ce "Phe York Con 5eliduted Blne Gravel : Miscing Cevmpran vat sev