June 24, 1881 (4 pages)

ale. ots in'this City aire of : ‘ GUILD, Jp, sale, irt,—-No, 854, of Foreclosure Ss . ) ! Deft, fan order of sure, issued o. d for theCounes ma, Wherein yy 8, doing business tyle of M, L t amed laintiff. Dectee : MeCormick, De . May, 1881, fog ed and Seventy, 13.75, and cony nting to the Tun froim the date of Sevi n per cent, aid yur sment ig Lotsaids: Lot; ari. _ and -wheregs it ‘Ze set forth iy” eclosed and the iO wit : 1 of land sitnate ate of Culifornia — aS follows, vig: . On. Greenhorn — ver end of the rt distance be. utch Ditch eros. % thence dow, hundred (2109) € tree marked entire bedand stance, and be. claim, and forton & fletcher h-all and singy. ents and appur ; OF in anywise isfy said judg. 2nd costs, ;1 will sell at Court’ House ounty of Neva. of July,1831, Kk A.M. and 5 rw all the d defendant in roperty, to the ash, to satisiy is 23d day of INS, Sheriff, nder Sheriff, neys, (22 g a Shaft, it of Murchie ine 20, 1881. od at this Office . 9, 1881, the main shaft eet outside of specifications ound may be nine Foreman ter June 25th, by the Board and the conh, 1881, onsidered unves the right -interest“may HUYLER, irchie Mine, t ore. AND a1 RDS! reds of Lan of satisvese people 1g bargains ing uader & ns, because {AINS in s, Collarforward— tention ! tation. aX Of Pore. . @ NEVADA TITY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. ’ The melon colic days have: come. The Knight®of Pythias meet at Masonic Hall to-night, “Another new house is to be built near the Half Mile’ House, es A portion of Pine street, near the corner of Broad, is to be§re—planked, Marysville flour is worse than a dose of Epsom salts. Don’t touch it. The new 40-stamp mill at the Providence mine will be started up in about ten days. : Mrs. Ad. C. Hinkson of Sacramento is visiting her parents in this city, Dr. R. M. Hunt and wife, Judge Roberts of Grass Valley will deliver the‘oration at the 4th of Ja'y celebration in_Smartsville, Reserved ‘seats for the delssohn concert are being. taken __sapidly, The diagram is at Vinton’s. A. Lones has commenced the build. ing of the second house on his Broad street lot. .L. Nikell is doing the work, : Hydraulic mines are injuncted and * can’t rum. The hydraulic miners would like.to inject Keyser so that he would run, teas Business has been very ‘quiét since the hydraulic mines were injuncted. ., Itwill be-worsein Marysville if our ' merchauts stop receiving goods from that town, pee W. A. Sigourney has been appoint= ed guardian of the estate of I. W. Sigourney, a minor heir of Joshua Cross, on his filing’a bond in the sum of $300. : ‘Potavoes being brought Kere from Marysville look as though they had the fever and ague. It may be the outcroppings of small-pox. Avoid them unless you have a worse <disease, = The Taylor lot at the corner of Broad aud York streets, where the great fire of a year ago last Spring Francisco party’ who will erect a businese ‘house thereon. Mrs, Harriet Burbridge accuses Heury Findley of malicious mischief “in tearing down a fence on her property. Heury has pleaded not guilty, end this-afternoon at twWo o'clock ‘Justice Robinson will find out which is right. County Clerk Carr has issued a marriage license to Louis Pferffle of Sonoma county and Miss Mary E. Brady of You Bet. Mr. Pterfile formerly lived in the vicinity of You Bet, buthas recently taken up his . . home in Sonoma, : In a few days there will, undoubt— edly, be a large number of new teams put on the routes between this city and the upper country to carry the . . various kinds of freight which has heretofore been going by way of Marysville, It will prove a good thing for Nevada City. The waters flowing into Deer creek look just as dirty as when the hydraulic mines were in full operation. It will take twenty years to carry off . the slickens in the various streams, and Marysville never will be able to obtain pure water from the creeks or rivers flowing to Keyser’s lands, > roe A Substantial Response. E. M. Sunderland, special agent of the Miners Association, has met with splendid success in canvassing this city for funds with which to pay for the defense of the miners in the slick— ens suits, Contributions have been made by all classes of citizens and business firms, The quartz miners are as a rule the largest givers. ‘The most of them have put their names down for from $50 to $100 each, the Providence Company subscribing #300. The owners of quartz proper‘ties know full well that if the fouling of streams by hydraulic mining is declared unlawful the same rules will apply to themselves. Charley Schwartz Arrested. Charles Schwartz, a sporting man well known in this city, was.arrested: above Colfax Tuesday night for being engaged with Tom Tracy in the robbery of the Dutch Flat express wagon. Tracy is the party captured above San Juan on suspicion of robbing the New York Hill wagon near Grass Valley, ‘and Oregon Smith who was caught at the same time is the party who peached on. Tracy and Schwartz regarding their connection with the'Dutch Fiat crime. The latter’s. mother is said > ibe . living in Forest City, Sierra co inty. ‘ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . Was a bear at the Yoor, ‘. to let a-ray of light'from a candle Men-. Thought it was a Bear. _ One of the men stopping at'the V . Flume Company’s logging camp in Coldstream ravine, relates a thrilling incident .that occurred ‘there . several tights since. . The inmates of the cabin had just got fairly to sleer when they were awakened by a warning from Bill Caswell who said there A series of deep growls and Vigorous scratching-convinced them all that which he said was only too true. One grasped a bootjack, another a bed-slat, and so on, until they, were -all armed, Charlie Baker was the only oné who had a -Tevolver, After a council of war was held, the warriors advanced to the door and epenéd it just enough penetrate the outer darkness so that Barker could: see to shout the bear. It was not tiil then that they discovered the animal that had caused all their féar to be nothing more than . a big dog. . +S Special Religious Services. The Right Reveretid-J, H. D. Wingtield, Bishop of Northern California; wi . preach at Trinivy Episcoat the same time administer the rite of confirmation, . The choir (a double Guartette): from Emmanuel church, Grass Valley, will furnish the music. a Diamond Palace. J ewelry of every description ‘made to order and repaired, Fiue Watch work a specialty. tf Se aa ase For Sale Very Cheap. Good Second-hand piano, Brand & Bassétt. e23-tf~ ace libes v Mountain Ices—--—=— The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a “superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Eee House willbe promptly attended to, _ ‘ m3 tf J Tuoursoy, City Taxes are now due and will be delinquent on the first Monday in August next, Unless paid prior thereto, five per eent-will-be—addedto the “amount thereof. Taxes—arepayable at the City Hall from 9" o'clock a. M. to 5 o'clock, P. it. E. C. Batprimcs, Tax Collector, Nevada City, June 20, 1881, Still at the Old Place. Tur Rvupoirea PxHoto-GALLery, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevada City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. co Mrs, J. F. Ropes, Pro’r CoL.tns, Operator, © : + 3 4@ Ice Cream at Tam’s.: = tte To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakhess, early decay, loss of manhood, &., . will send a recipe that willcure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy‘ wag discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseru T. Ixmax, Station D, New York Ciry. m8-ly 7 NEVADA THEATRE. Saturday Evening, June 25th. GRAND CONCERT. MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, : (OF BOSTON,) And the Distinguished Prima Donna, MISS MARIE NELLINI. Members of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club: Isidor Schnitzler, Thomas Ryan, First Violin. 1st Viola & Clarionette Ernst Thiele, William Schade, Second Violin. 2d Viola and Flute. HERR FREDERICK GEISE, Solo Violoncello to the King of Holland. n Club, whose record of agenaen Suecay 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. .Deoors open at 7, Concert at 8 o'clock. Reserved Seats to be had at Vinton’s Drug Store. jels palchureh Sunday morning. Ie will. DOWN! DOWN! Down 1! —_—— The Cheapest Store in Town! ‘JuS. CHIVELL, New York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre, IS IN RECEIPT OF A NEW LOT OF Millinery, Dry and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Etc., And has reduced the prices on his entire stock, making his store the “Cheapest in Nevada City. No Store in the City will be allowed to un: dezsell us either in Quality or Price. We will sell you No.1 Goods: as cheap as other stores sell their trash 2 £2" Call; Ladies, and be convinced. a3. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor je19 New York Dry Goods Store _—— r WM. R. COE. . AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM; MERCIAL’ AND/MAIN STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED : A LARGE STOCK OF Boots,Shoes & Gaiters, a : NS Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat; Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Bainiorat, Sandals,Slippers and Buskins.““Also_a large assortment of Children’s and Misses’ ‘School Shoes, Boys and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots, Arcties and Overshoes for young and old. 9 —e, I have. ‘reduced my prices of Goods but not the Quality. Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors I hdpe to merit a continuance of the same, SW. R. VOR, GEORGE E. TURNER PINE STREET, @ YV BOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER x : HARDWAR Ot very description, ~~ “a STEEL, : NEW GOODS! S er Have Just Returned from San ) Frahcisco with the finest assortment of ORY AND. PANCT ou, CLOTHING,HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc., Which I will sell Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada County, : _—— CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City, 776. 1881, GRAND STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS SHOVELS, PICKs, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Etc., Ete., Etc. —_—— PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. ——— Crockery — —anxp— Glassware. MILL & MINING SUPPLIES. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder in use. a’ Large and full stock of GRANITE IRON WARE. MECHANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds. GALVANIZED IRON PIPE OF “ALL : SIZES made to order at short notice, 427 Purchasers will find it to their advantage to visit my establishment befere buying elsewhere. ; W. F. ENGLEBRIGAT, Civil and Mining Engineer, U. 8. Dep. Mineral Surveyor. . Office atMorgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, Cal. jo NEW YORK BAK ERY. sous MOMST...-«. Proprietor. Fresh Breatw ONSTAN CLY om hand and delivgred to} eC every morning. Cakes of all kinds made te order on_ thie Donte No, 2, of 60 Cents 20th, 1881, jed-tw. DIVIDEND NOTICE. the capital stock of ' the NK will -d:-T: MORGAN, Cashier,o wages be payable on and after June ata Gvosincsant 0 dil: MILITARY BALL! HUNT’S HALL, . Monday Evening, July 4th, —— NEVADA WAHT GUARD COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Serg’t W. F.-Evans, Serg’t Alex. Sloan, CorporalJ. ©. 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, Floor Director : CAPTAIN JOHN A, KAPP. GROCERY STORE, J.J. JACKSON. ™ Agency for the BOSS HOUSY AND LOT FOR SALE, With or Without Furniture. A HOUSE AND LOT, -centrally Jocated in Nevada City, , also all the Furniture, will be sold without reserve. If the house is not sold it will be ; ren‘ed to # good tenant, For particulars apply to. * y TORN. T, MORGAN, Cashier Citizens Bank, Broad Street, Nevada City. je21 SWIMMING BATHS, For Gentlemen, Ladies & Children,” F. ELSER, AVING erected a Fine Swimming Bath, H about one-quarter-of a mile west from Nevada City, on the Newtown road, is now prepared to accommodate the public with splendid bathing facilities. Dressing rooms have been erected and furnished with bathing costumes and other conveniences. A Fine Stream of Pure Water “. Is econcinually running into the Tank, which is 30 Feet Wide, 50 Feet Long, and from 3 to 8 Feet Deep. Careful and accommodating attendants will be on hand for the service of guests. ? Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Adults, 25 Cents. Children 15 Cents. je25 F. ELSER, Proprietor, i F. Von BUELOW, M. D., . secre AND SURGEON, ‘OFFICE IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, . : Masonic Building. Resid n —Main Street, opposite School house, Nevada City, ~~~ WANAMAKE’S Truck and Express Line, NEVADA CITY, CAL. on __Reeeption € Serg. J. C. Rich, Serg. Alex” Gault, Corp. A. H. Walrath, > Priv. D. E: Morgan, Priv. E. A, Appleton, Priv. John Watters, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Priv. H. J. Bush, Priv, HW. H. Haskins. Decoration Committee. : Corp. Jos: Lewis, Priv. Wm. Horfell, Priv, Wai, T. Morgan, Priv. Thos. Cleveland Priv, W. G, Stiles. 1 —— AM NOW PREPARED to do light and heavy Hauling of all kinds. Furniture and Piano movitig @ specialty. I can accommivdate Pic-nic parties and Exeursionists, having a handsome light wagon, Orders left iit the “BEEHIVE” will be ly attended to. — EARL WANAMAKE, Nevada City, June 10. _ MUSIC BY ELSER’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Grand March at 9 o’clock. aes MANHOOD RESTORED. victim of early. inprudenc e, ‘causjiy nérvqus debility, premature decay, etc. ving tried in vain every known remedy, has discOvefed a simple means of self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-suffer-a ers. Address J. H. REKVES, 43 Chatham Fans street, Kew York, 5 COFFEE POT. ="=" : Francisco, 1 sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece Must be Reduced! "Must be Reduced ! Must be Recuced! oa vs BEN. OVERSTOCKED, WITH. THF ~ Finest Stock of CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City Iam determined to sell the same at, Wholesale or during the next =AT— : LESS THAN COST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is-no buncombe, but Plain Business Proposition ! , MY ASSORTMENT OF. TOBACCOS, . . CONFECTIONERY, “<> CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. Is among the best in the market, and I ami also selling them at : LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City ean offer. Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $126 % thousand inSan Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 cents apiece, ~ Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in Sa Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cente apiece Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. ; 47 Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prices. ; a Summer Goods! . Spring Styles ! Summer Styles!_ HYMAN BROS H AVE just recelved & fiill assortment ot FINE CLOTHING for Men and Boys, . FURNISHING Goops, nafS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES, —_—_ Our Stock is Complete in Every Department. _——_. Prices the Lowest in the Market. Sealy femora Retait —_—_—_— Call on us BHeforé HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pixie Streets; Nevada City. BRANCHES.--7 Murray St., New ¥ork ; 216 and 2)8 California St. San Francisco; Merchant St., Honolula,; Sandwich Islands,

ale. ots in'this City aire of : ‘ GUILD, Jp, sale, irt,—-No, 854, of Foreclosure Ss . ) ! Deft, fan order of sure, issued o. d for theCounes ma, Wherein yy 8, doing business tyle of M, L t amed laintiff. Dectee : MeCormick, De . May, 1881, fog ed and Seventy, 13.75, and cony nting to the Tun froim the date of Sevi n per cent, aid yur sment ig Lotsaids: Lot; ari. _ and -wheregs it ‘Ze set forth iy” eclosed and the iO wit : 1 of land sitnate ate of Culifornia — aS follows, vig: . On. Greenhorn — ver end of the rt distance be. utch Ditch eros. % thence dow, hundred (2109) € tree marked entire bedand stance, and be. claim, and forton & fletcher h-all and singy. ents and appur ; OF in anywise isfy said judg. 2nd costs, ;1 will sell at Court’ House ounty of Neva. of July,1831, Kk A.M. and 5 rw all the d defendant in roperty, to the ash, to satisiy is 23d day of INS, Sheriff, nder Sheriff, neys, (22 g a Shaft, it of Murchie ine 20, 1881. od at this Office . 9, 1881, the main shaft eet outside of specifications ound may be nine Foreman ter June 25th, by the Board and the conh, 1881, onsidered unves the right -interest“may HUYLER, irchie Mine, t ore. AND a1 RDS! reds of Lan of satisvese people 1g bargains ing uader & ns, because {AINS in s, Collarforward— tention ! tation. aX Of Pore. . @ NEVADA TITY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. ’ The melon colic days have: come. The Knight®of Pythias meet at Masonic Hall to-night, “Another new house is to be built near the Half Mile’ House, es A portion of Pine street, near the corner of Broad, is to be§re—planked, Marysville flour is worse than a dose of Epsom salts. Don’t touch it. The new 40-stamp mill at the Providence mine will be started up in about ten days. : Mrs. Ad. C. Hinkson of Sacramento is visiting her parents in this city, Dr. R. M. Hunt and wife, Judge Roberts of Grass Valley will deliver the‘oration at the 4th of Ja'y celebration in_Smartsville, Reserved ‘seats for the delssohn concert are being. taken __sapidly, The diagram is at Vinton’s. A. Lones has commenced the build. ing of the second house on his Broad street lot. .L. Nikell is doing the work, : Hydraulic mines are injuncted and * can’t rum. The hydraulic miners would like.to inject Keyser so that he would run, teas Business has been very ‘quiét since the hydraulic mines were injuncted. ., Itwill be-worsein Marysville if our ' merchauts stop receiving goods from that town, pee W. A. Sigourney has been appoint= ed guardian of the estate of I. W. Sigourney, a minor heir of Joshua Cross, on his filing’a bond in the sum of $300. : ‘Potavoes being brought Kere from Marysville look as though they had the fever and ague. It may be the outcroppings of small-pox. Avoid them unless you have a worse <disease, = The Taylor lot at the corner of Broad aud York streets, where the great fire of a year ago last Spring Francisco party’ who will erect a businese ‘house thereon. Mrs, Harriet Burbridge accuses Heury Findley of malicious mischief “in tearing down a fence on her property. Heury has pleaded not guilty, end this-afternoon at twWo o'clock ‘Justice Robinson will find out which is right. County Clerk Carr has issued a marriage license to Louis Pferffle of Sonoma county and Miss Mary E. Brady of You Bet. Mr. Pterfile formerly lived in the vicinity of You Bet, buthas recently taken up his . . home in Sonoma, : In a few days there will, undoubt— edly, be a large number of new teams put on the routes between this city and the upper country to carry the . . various kinds of freight which has heretofore been going by way of Marysville, It will prove a good thing for Nevada City. The waters flowing into Deer creek look just as dirty as when the hydraulic mines were in full operation. It will take twenty years to carry off . the slickens in the various streams, and Marysville never will be able to obtain pure water from the creeks or rivers flowing to Keyser’s lands, > roe A Substantial Response. E. M. Sunderland, special agent of the Miners Association, has met with splendid success in canvassing this city for funds with which to pay for the defense of the miners in the slick— ens suits, Contributions have been made by all classes of citizens and business firms, The quartz miners are as a rule the largest givers. ‘The most of them have put their names down for from $50 to $100 each, the Providence Company subscribing #300. The owners of quartz proper‘ties know full well that if the fouling of streams by hydraulic mining is declared unlawful the same rules will apply to themselves. Charley Schwartz Arrested. Charles Schwartz, a sporting man well known in this city, was.arrested: above Colfax Tuesday night for being engaged with Tom Tracy in the robbery of the Dutch Flat express wagon. Tracy is the party captured above San Juan on suspicion of robbing the New York Hill wagon near Grass Valley, ‘and Oregon Smith who was caught at the same time is the party who peached on. Tracy and Schwartz regarding their connection with the'Dutch Fiat crime. The latter’s. mother is said > ibe . living in Forest City, Sierra co inty. ‘ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . Was a bear at the Yoor, ‘. to let a-ray of light'from a candle Men-. Thought it was a Bear. _ One of the men stopping at'the V . Flume Company’s logging camp in Coldstream ravine, relates a thrilling incident .that occurred ‘there . several tights since. . The inmates of the cabin had just got fairly to sleer when they were awakened by a warning from Bill Caswell who said there A series of deep growls and Vigorous scratching-convinced them all that which he said was only too true. One grasped a bootjack, another a bed-slat, and so on, until they, were -all armed, Charlie Baker was the only oné who had a -Tevolver, After a council of war was held, the warriors advanced to the door and epenéd it just enough penetrate the outer darkness so that Barker could: see to shout the bear. It was not tiil then that they discovered the animal that had caused all their féar to be nothing more than . a big dog. . +S Special Religious Services. The Right Reveretid-J, H. D. Wingtield, Bishop of Northern California; wi . preach at Trinivy Episcoat the same time administer the rite of confirmation, . The choir (a double Guartette): from Emmanuel church, Grass Valley, will furnish the music. a Diamond Palace. J ewelry of every description ‘made to order and repaired, Fiue Watch work a specialty. tf Se aa ase For Sale Very Cheap. Good Second-hand piano, Brand & Bassétt. e23-tf~ ace libes v Mountain Ices—--—=— The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a “superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Eee House willbe promptly attended to, _ ‘ m3 tf J Tuoursoy, City Taxes are now due and will be delinquent on the first Monday in August next, Unless paid prior thereto, five per eent-will-be—addedto the “amount thereof.. Taxes—arepayable at the City Hall from 9" o'clock a. M. to 5 o'clock, P. it. E. C. Batprimcs, Tax Collector, Nevada City, June 20, 1881, Still at the Old Place. Tur Rvupoirea PxHoto-GALLery, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevada City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. co Mrs, J. F. Ropes, Pro’r CoL.tns, Operator, © : + 3 4@ Ice Cream at Tam’s.: = tte To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakhess, early decay, loss of manhood, &., . will send a recipe that willcure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy‘ wag discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseru T. Ixmax, Station D, New York Ciry. m8-ly 7 NEVADA THEATRE. Saturday Evening, June 25th. GRAND CONCERT. MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, : (OF BOSTON,) And the Distinguished Prima Donna, MISS MARIE NELLINI. Members of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club: Isidor Schnitzler, Thomas Ryan, First Violin. 1st Viola & Clarionette Ernst Thiele, William Schade, Second Violin. 2d Viola and Flute.

HERR FREDERICK GEISE, Solo Violoncello to the King of Holland. n Club, whose record of agenaen Suecay 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. .Deoors open at 7, Concert at 8 o'clock. Reserved Seats to be had at Vinton’s Drug Store. jels palchureh Sunday morning. Ie will. DOWN! DOWN! Down 1! —_—— The Cheapest Store in Town! ‘JuS. CHIVELL, New York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre, IS IN RECEIPT OF A NEW LOT OF Millinery, Dry and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Etc., And has reduced the prices on his entire stock, making his store the “Cheapest in Nevada City. No Store in the City will be allowed to un: dezsell us either in Quality or Price. We will sell you No.1 Goods: as cheap as other stores sell their trash 2 £2" Call; Ladies, and be convinced. a3. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor je19 New York Dry Goods Store _—— r WM. R. COE. . AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM; MERCIAL’ AND/MAIN STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED : A LARGE STOCK OF Boots,Shoes & Gaiters, a : NS Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat; Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Bainiorat, Sandals,Slippers and Buskins.““Also_a large assortment of Children’s and Misses’ ‘School Shoes, Boys and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots, Arcties and Overshoes for young and old. 9 —e, I have. ‘reduced my prices of Goods but not the Quality. Thanking my old friends and patrons for past favors I hdpe to merit a continuance of the same, SW. R. VOR, GEORGE E. TURNER PINE STREET, @ YV BOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER x : HARDWAR Ot very description, ~~ “a STEEL, : NEW GOODS! S er Have Just Returned from San ) Frahcisco with the finest assortment of ORY AND. PANCT ou, CLOTHING,HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc., Which I will sell Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada County, : _—— CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. MECHANICS STORE, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, Nevada City, 776. 1881, GRAND STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS SHOVELS, PICKs, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Etc., Ete., Etc. —_—— PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. ——— Crockery — —anxp— Glassware. MILL & MINING SUPPLIES. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder in use. a’ Large and full stock of GRANITE IRON WARE. MECHANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds. GALVANIZED IRON PIPE OF “ALL : SIZES made to order at short notice, 427 Purchasers will find it to their advantage to visit my establishment befere buying elsewhere. ; W. F. ENGLEBRIGAT, Civil and Mining Engineer, U. 8. Dep. Mineral Surveyor. . Office atMorgan & Roberts’ Block, Nevada City, Cal. jo NEW YORK BAK ERY. sous MOMST.....-«. Proprietor. Fresh Breatw ONSTAN CLY om hand and delivgred to} eC every morning. Cakes of all kinds made te order on_ thie Donte No, 2, of 60 Cents 20th, 1881, jed-tw. DIVIDEND NOTICE. the capital stock of ' the NK will -d:-T: MORGAN, Cashier,o wages be payable on and after June ata Gvosincsant 0 dil: MILITARY BALL! HUNT’S HALL, . Monday Evening, July 4th, —— NEVADA WAHT GUARD COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Serg’t W. F.-Evans, Serg’t Alex. Sloan, CorporalJ. ©. 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, Floor Director : CAPTAIN JOHN A, KAPP. GROCERY STORE, J.J. JACKSON. ™ Agency for the BOSS HOUSY AND LOT FOR SALE, With or Without Furniture. A HOUSE AND LOT, -centrally Jocated in Nevada City, , also all the Furniture, will be sold without reserve. If the house is not sold it will be ; ren‘ed to # good tenant, For particulars apply to. * y TORN. T, MORGAN, Cashier Citizens Bank, Broad Street, Nevada City. je21 SWIMMING BATHS, For Gentlemen, Ladies & Children,” F. ELSER, AVING erected a Fine Swimming Bath, H about one-quarter-of a mile west from Nevada City, on the Newtown road, is now prepared to accommodate the public with splendid bathing facilities. Dressing rooms have been erected and furnished with bathing costumes and other conveniences. A Fine Stream of Pure Water “. Is econcinually running into the Tank, which is 30 Feet Wide, 50 Feet Long, and from 3 to 8 Feet Deep. Careful and accommodating attendants will be on hand for the service of guests. ? Open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Adults, 25 Cents. Children 15 Cents. je25 F. ELSER, Proprietor, i F. Von BUELOW, M. D., . secre AND SURGEON, ‘OFFICE IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, . : Masonic Building. Resid n —Main Street, opposite School house, Nevada City, ~~~ WANAMAKE’S Truck and Express Line, NEVADA CITY, CAL. on __Reeeption € Serg. J. C. Rich, Serg. Alex” Gault, Corp. A. H. Walrath, > Priv. D. E: Morgan, Priv. E. A, Appleton, Priv. John Watters, Priv. L. J. Nicholson, Priv. H. J. Bush, Priv, HW. H. Haskins. Decoration Committee. : Corp. Jos: Lewis, Priv. Wm. Horfell, Priv, Wai, T. Morgan, Priv. Thos. Cleveland Priv, W. G, Stiles. 1 —— AM NOW PREPARED to do light and heavy Hauling of all kinds. Furniture and Piano movitig @ specialty. I can accommivdate Pic-nic parties and Exeursionists, having a handsome light wagon, Orders left iit the “BEEHIVE” will be ly attended to. — EARL WANAMAKE, Nevada City, June 10. _ MUSIC BY ELSER’S FULL ORCHESTRA. Grand March at 9 o’clock. aes MANHOOD RESTORED. victim of early. inprudenc e, ‘causjiy nérvqus debility, premature decay, etc. ving tried in vain every known remedy, has discOvefed a simple means of self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-suffer-a ers. Address J. H. REKVES, 43 Chatham Fans street, Kew York, 5 COFFEE POT. ="=" : Francisco, 1 sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece Must be Reduced! "Must be Reduced ! Must be Recuced! oa vs BEN. OVERSTOCKED, WITH. THF ~ Finest Stock of CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City Iam determined to sell the same at, Wholesale or during the next =AT— : LESS THAN COST IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is-no buncombe, but Plain Business Proposition ! , MY ASSORTMENT OF. TOBACCOS, . . CONFECTIONERY, “<> CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. Is among the best in the market, and I ami also selling them at : LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City ean offer. Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $126 % thousand inSan Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 cents apiece, ~ Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in Sa Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cente apiece Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. ; 47 Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prices. ; a Summer Goods! . Spring Styles ! Summer Styles!_ HYMAN BROS H AVE just recelved & fiill assortment ot FINE CLOTHING for Men and Boys, . FURNISHING Goops, nafS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALISES, —_—_ Our Stock is Complete in Every Department. _——_. Prices the Lowest in the Market. Sealy femora Retait —_—_—_— Call on us BHeforé HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pixie Streets; Nevada City. BRANCHES.--7 Murray St., New ¥ork ; 216 and 2)8 California St. San Francisco; Merchant St., Honolula,; Sandwich Islands,