March 19, 1876 (4 pages)

;jnich. NEVADA OI©TY, GAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. We have not, ‘nor ‘probably ‘will not.have woman suffrage here, but Dr. Hayford of Larimie, who wrote up the Woman Suffrage law for the > \ Wyoming Legislature says there are not tweuty-live people in the Territory who would now vote for its 1epeal. Fights at the polls, street and bar+soom rows never occur. St. Patrick’s day passed very — city. We. heard of. no “ructions”’ in _town, or anythiug . Se nat t of city ur. eK epele~ nnd lecthe ite volif2 ES: leg. snd Bh-he inthe nd the bof are ove pir ing na erabhe nt nd nfaity . . rth‘society over at Dutch Fiat, consistapproaching one. = Phe rainfull fo® the season thus. __ far is. 62.94 inches. ae They have u Ladies’ Physiologica ingof alarge membership, and yet we will warraat the dry goods merehante there sell as Tmany ‘“ylove fitting corsets, ’’striped. stockings and No. 2 shoes as in any other place. A Gotd Run saloon man has . adopted the ‘‘puf and gall’ syste'a ' of doing business. He asks his —gustomers to put down their coin and he-cails ap the boys, St. Patick’s Ball. ___Temperance Hall, inside and out, up stairs and down, was literal__ly-packed on Friday—night.—Every~“Tadies who gave the entertainment Showed their ability to Manipulate a kept up until daylight. “body aid his family wus there: Ore] and young, middle aged. and strippling enjoyed the festivities with equal relish. The managers had _ everything run smoothly, and the large * crowd. _ Twenty-four sets danced at atime, and dancing was The supper _ table groaned under the load of luxu_ ries, and all bad an opportunity to . eatas much and ‘as long as: they . chose. The Jadies who had the entertainmenc in charge, certainly performed their duties with perfect sat~ isfaction to all, and with great credit . Progress, Robinson Crusoe, «GulliN . principally . decay, harden: the gums, and impart +use of sweet tind acid articles. _ ~ Agent’ Outset Free, s Large commissions and cash pre. mitions for selling a library of famous{—~ ‘. fiction, comprising the ten jewels of imaginative literature; Pilgrim's ver's Travels, ¥athek, Undine, Vicar of Wakefield, Paul and Virginia, Elizabeth, Picciola, Tales from Ara~ bian Nights. Complete ini one yolillustrated with 34 full page engravings. It is the World's Story Book, and oll want to read it, Agent’s outfit free to alb who mean business and will faithfully. canvass. J. BFORD & CO., ‘339 Kearney Street, San Francisco, “Oulifervia., m14-2v ae oe _ The Best Barker Shop, “sat the Union Hotel, kept by. James Fay Try him. £26 ba Settle Up.— Iuinedinte settlement is. requested from allindebted to LESTER & MULLOY. £20 isin Decay of the Teeth erates =r Atises. from various causes, “but } it may be attributed NEW VARIETY STORE. BROAD ST MBLT, ADJOINING KNOWL people of Nevada Gowaty with the finest ume of over 1,000 pages, beautifully . . — satisfaction in all cases. . ‘BROAD ST., ABOVE P'NE, GRAY & GILMAK, TON S JEWELRY STOREEe leased the above tities and stocke! it with a fine assortment of goods, we are now prepared to. supply the CIGARS, Both Imperted and Domestic. TOBACCO, Chewing. and Smcking—thé best brands. Stationery, Cutlery, Toilet Articles, and Yankee Notions. _ tre ¢ ‘As we shall sell all our goods at the low. est living prices, we solicit & share of the public patronage, assuring all that. we will . : GRAY & GILMAN. Nevada City, Feb. 25t1, 1873. RUDOLPH PHOT@GALEERY. a -@ early neglect or the indiscriminate use of tooth powders aud pastes, which gives a momentury whiteness to the teeth while they corrode the enamei. The teoth wash, Fragrant SOZODONT, will speedily arrest the progress of a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes those ravages which people sustain in their teeth from the mi4 Haean’s MaGyouia Batu preserves . and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. its applieation cannot be detected. a ee _ Lyon's Kyruatror makes_beautifal, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has-stood the test of 40 yeazs. Is . charmingly -Derfomied, ani and has “not “to thémselves. It was one of the lar' gest parties ever given here,and must have been a grand financial succes. Allemannia, At the meeting held March 6th, 1676, of the-above club, the follow~ ing officers were elected to ‘serve for _the first six months: J. J. Ott, Pres3 ident; ‘Dr, F. Buelow, Vice Presi_ dent; Lee. Garthe, Secretary; A. Ro\eenthal, Treasurer. The next meeting will be held on the 19th of -Mareh, at 7 o'clock Pp. mM. sharp, -at the office of L. Garthe. A full at-. tendance.is desired, as business of impertance. will come before the : meeting. : J NM Orr, President. L, gyrus Secretary. * Pleasant, It tried to rain for several days » this week, but failed. Yesterday the ~ sun shone as bright as in Summer, lecked the window. half east of the town. and the temperature during the middie of the day was likeSpring, fb looks, at this writing, as if things —had-settled down for-a while; Another Bee. There will be--another “meeting” of the members of the Rifle Association on Tuesday, for the purpose of transacting businesss at the grounds of the company. The principal business of the meeting will be cutting brush, burning logs, leveling ground and other work. A full at-. tendanee of the Club is desired. aebeay. Church. Regular service at Trinity Church at the usual morning hour. Geo. R. Davis, Reetor—-. roe . Congregational Church. The subject at the Congregational Church this evening will be:—‘‘The resemblance and dissimilarity be(wsen two ‘r2asures.”’ J. Sus, Pastor, ees Methodist Church Services. Rev. Mr. Rich will preach” to-day. Subject in the evening. ‘‘Dayid the Adalterer,"" Sunday school at 2 o'clock. : Castn Rozsep.—A cabin was robked last Thursday night, and 6 pairs of blankets, 2 pairs of boots, 2 coats and $20 in coin were stolen. The eabin robbed is-focated near the Sulphuret works, about a mile and a broke a e of glass in-the window and away the stick which eupy the cabin but they were ail away frem heme when the robbery occur' red, Itis supposed that Chinamen were not present on the occasion of freods. that they have leased Tite burglars . Three men oc. . rival. Pane (are meh 12=), <i A NEGLECTED.cough, elt or sore throat, which might be checked by a simple remedy, like “Brown's "Bron chial Troches,’’ if allowed to progress may terminate seriously, Vouvmes of testimony in favor of Hale’s Honey of Horebound and Tar as a specific for throat and lung diseases are pouring in from all parts of the country. Pike’s Toothache. Drops cure in 1 minate, A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakneas, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., 1 will senda recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a misgionary in South Ametica. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev, JoserH T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. 03-6na DANCING ACADEMY. —_—— \ DNDERSIGN ED AN. \mounces to their patrons and TEMPERANCE HAEL, For dancing aia, Classes will theet as follows: Ladies’ Class on ‘Tuesdays, at 2 o'clock, pow M. Gentlemen’s Class at {7s o'clock Tuesday evenings. Children’ 8 Class on Saturday, at 2 o’clock, P. M SOCIAL every Saturday evening. Music and Hall furnished for all somnens. SCOTT & PARKS. Nevada City, Janaary Ist, 1876. H. W. VALANTINE. M.D., . RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, COMMER STREET, opposite Potter & Sigdurney’s Residence at Mr Ww. Zz Organ’s, Picts Hi. Orders left at: Bell & Belden’'s wi be attended to. ni LOYD’S SAMPLE ROOMS FRANCIS COSTELLO Proprietor, k= ON HAND THE BRANDS OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found on the Coast. —6F Pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. Families supplied. _Nevada,F ebruary 8th, 1876 STOCKS! STUCKS! poe sD —— A. NIVENS, JR. IN MASONIC BUILDING, PINE 8T., ILL do sa Commission Stock Business, and is now prepared to buy . « and sell Stocx, at Brokers’ rates, in the San Francisco Stock and Excbange board. Nevada, Dec. 24, 1875. ‘ tered prior ith, 1876. Algo Ale ma No. 201 to 305, inelusive, wed Dec. 7, 1875, wil! be timely use of that delicate aromatic . /MUTTON, HAM. BACON, . sTuDiEs,. ENGRAVINGS, PHO-} cuolgEs? R. A. DESMOND~~Artiet.prorens taken Prices low, highest style of the art AMERICAN . MEAT t MARKET. A oo MONRO, iste opened a Meat Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supply customers with ‘the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned es Corned Pork, etc., at the, lowest rices. Eureka Stage a: and Express Co. = STAGES will leave NevaEE a2 Moore’s Flat waily. un socstocks-s.-$( YS excepted, ak 53g For Eureka, Mondays, Fridays.at samme hour. Returning will leave Moore’s Flat dail . Undays excepted, at 6-A M. Alar kly from Eureka at 6 A. M. Wednesdays and CANDIES : and NUTS, . : a — 2 aseottment, frésh and “—s CHARLEY KENT'S j ‘ 4 ae ae Keystone Marlkeé, : . . HARDWARE, : COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA STOVES; IRON & STEEL, HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and ample means can give, . is . 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, “. r f urnish the -beblie _with . me Buccessors to,W. H. Crawford, “. Opposite Union Hotel, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS: IN. _NAILS, SHOVEES: Wheelbarrows, _Grindstones,. Rope, Blocks & ‘heaves, _Ox Bows and Keys, _ _ Chain, Anvils, Vises, The best to be had in the. BEEF, eared wants owns MUTTON, _ BERING LAMB, ’ LARGE LOT OF “VEAL, : ery = “CORNED BEEF, No, I _ PIOKLED PORK, —— = THE BEST Hame HAMS AND BACON, and (Of his’ own iatratactare, J To be found in Nevada County: <p me Also, a Choice Quality of = Bacon. -In-quantities-to_suit nee eee \ Also,the celebrated~ PURE AND CLEANLARD : Ger at San Franeisco pr:ces.Soe Bellows. ~~ 1 BESSEMER. STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE _ MACHINE AND OARRIAGE BPLTS, _ RUBBER HOSE, BALTING & PACKING. "PAINTS & OILS; of all kinds. . BLASTING and SPORTING. vOWDER,, ‘. FUSE, SHOT, &. " Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. ~.— Direct from Meridan Brittania na crockERY, ~~ GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &c. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie's Wire Roper. } QUARTZ SCREENS piaehed te ~ id Wa. A Large stocx of Galvanized IRON mental Painting. J. W. COOLEY, ramento and Broad Streets, NEVADA C#TY, is now prepared to do = CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING In all its branches, ir the most finished tyle, and with prompéness. Prices to suit the times; ; Satisfaction Guaranteed. J. W> COOLEY. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, ° porit the National Exchange Hotel. . J. M. WALLING ATTORNEY AT LAW. > NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tne Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, Ours: Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE VaDa OVEY, Cal. aps =—FALBOFT'S SALOON. GRASS VALLEY ROAD, ®PYOSITE THE TOLL HOUSE. Ww Ss. TALBOTT keeps on hand as @ good LIQUORS and CIGARS as can be found at any Bar in the county. Give him a call—éverybody. f22-lm JAMES COLLEY, F THE BROAD STREET MARKET, is now prepared to furnish his custumers with the CHOICEST BEEF, PORK, LARD BAUSAGES, and everything kept in s first class eat living rates. MATERIALS FOR MAKING Wax FLOWERS, ETC. CHOICE ASSORTMENT of materials for making WAX FLOWERS, also for . PAINTING and DRAWING, besides TOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS, PASSEPARTOUUTsS, and FRAMES, Constantly on hand at reasonable prices, at the BRAUX ARTS STORE, 20 Post St., San Francisco, JosEPH Hoos Eo. N.B —Mr. Joseph Roos is not connected th any other house in the same line int wue Fra ncisce. nl4y{308. PETTIT. WM. WHERRY. KE¥STONE SALOON. PETTITT & WHERRY Prepricters ONSTANTLY on hand the finest LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found in the co a9” Families supplied w th pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 017 “JAMES J. OTT. ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every dea ription Refined, Melted and Assayea, y request Gold Bars exchanged for Coiz. that robbery.—Grass Valley Union, * 80 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, _ Ox THE PLAZA, JUNCTION OF SAC. . market, at, wholesale OF retail, at the low= e Office, will be promptly attended to. CASHIN & CO. Nevada. Feb. 14th; 1876,Orders teft-attheCmts, on tite Grass = Valley road, or : by letter fiaeagh the Post et RS PE prepared oan will offer toe--—————— SSE greater inducements thaocan be found elsewhere in Nevada County. AMINE HISSUPPLY. JOHN J ACK, a ; NEVADA cITy, — : AS been appointed role agent by ° “LIEBES BROS. & CO., . For the sale of their famous ane of” _j advantage to ir t the stocx of JOHN . SAGK before sending to San. Francisco for their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver them at the Bay, PERLA DE CUBA, SARYMEN, REPUBLIC DE CUBA, -. PUMARIEGA, AMERICAN TEAM, patrons at a very low figure. ols JOHN JACK. “IMPORTANT N OTICE. — ‘CIGARS & SMOKING TORACCO B: r-keepers will hereafter find it to their them CIGARS lower than they can get Following are some of UNANUE HERMANOES, . _ CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, And a variety of other brands, too mumerous to mention. The bar-keepers can get a Cigar of me guaranteed to suit all their COUGH CANDY! ‘WATER PROOF BLAUKING! SQ lPzBion icar LAMPS. ELEGANT TOILET GOODS, THR BEST CONCENTRATED BENZINE, _ Grease from Wearing the brands: Apparel BOUQUET, . MIXED P AINTS, U.8. SENATE, ‘. — READY FoR USE aT bee __NEVADA DRUG. STORE. E.M. PRESTON, Druggist, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY -CALIFORNIA. D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. THIS well aw: and popnlar Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City of Nevada, has been thoroughly over ‘. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. in the State. pains nor expense to render his comfortable. at this Hotel. BLEOTRO PLATING in GOLD or SIRVER. BROAD STREET.. «ss NEVADA CITY HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL ways open fur the accommodation of the Traveling Phblic. Large additions have ——— to it,and it has been fitted up in it atyle. The Sleeping Rooms are large, = and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel The Proprietor will spare no guests “ee ea for all parts of the State bave The House is kept open all night for. the accommodation of the Treveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar cennected hauled, refitted and furnisnéd in first class style, and is Low open for the reception of guests. The Sleeping Ap*rtments, Are. large, airy. and comfortable, and every bed im the house contains a Spring Mat-trase.__A2-a—desivable quiet—plaes forthe weary, the UNION is oe — by any House outside of San Francisco The Tables of the hen: Will compare favorably with any Hotel—in the State, and will be filled with the best the market affords. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars Will be kept at the Bar, and the Billiard Room is supplied with the BEST TABLES to be found in the State. Every attention will be given to make the guests comfortable. The proprietor solicits a share of the public patronage, f4 D. W. SNAPP. NOTICE. LL, persons indebtes to the late firm H. Crawford, are hereby notiSodinet the books and sccoupts af bin, Hotel. in the hands of W. D< Long, with instrur= oe of Public Patronage is respect. tions to force lection entiotely. tally ited. Gentlemen calland square ape 1, A, EDDY, Proprietors, [. and-save D, °D. LOX@. Weveds, January 1 1%th. — Feb. 10 1976-1m, PLEASE CALL AND EXSEWING MACHINE OIL, ection made with the City Water Works. IRON PIPE made to order and ali kinds of Repairing done. = In fact the best selected: ‘stock of Goods in’ Nevada County, and as Cheap as the Cheapest. ‘ta, Call and see us at the Pioneer Stand, . a” OPPOSITE Tas — HOTEL, ea Nevada Olt, Inne ANDERSON & RANDOLPH JEWELERS, Clock Tower Building, @ORNER OF SUTTER AND MONTGOM = 8 “ERY STREETS, -. — ------— SAN FRAN — WATCHES, DIAMONDS, . JEWELRY, and SILVER WARE. ee Orders from the interior will ° meet with prompt attention, and goods forwarded at very low prices. January 20th, 1876.-3i0 STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, MAIN STREET, _ Grass Walon, ¢ Oalifornia. ~ HYvre taken this o this old established fio. i well known to travelers and pwople of the County, and having thoroughly renovated it, I am now ——— to receive guests and entertain the PIRST CLASS STYLE, Byery atten‘ion watts of guests. A File BAR and BILLIARD SALOON is attache* ¢o the Hotel, The General Stage Uffice ia kept at this House. _ W. ©. STOKES, Provrietor. wyl be given ta the nli NILES SKA RLS, . atierney and Counsel at Jaw BRICK OFFICE, . In frond of the Cow *

;jnich. NEVADA OI©TY, GAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. We have not, ‘nor ‘probably ‘will not.have woman suffrage here, but Dr. Hayford of Larimie, who wrote up the Woman Suffrage law for the > \ Wyoming Legislature says there are not tweuty-live people in the Territory who would now vote for its 1epeal. Fights at the polls, street and bar+soom rows never occur. St. Patrick’s day passed very — city. We. heard of. no “ructions”’ in _town, or anythiug . Se nat t of city ur. eK epele~ nnd lecthe ite volif2 ES: leg. snd Bh-he inthe nd the bof are ove pir ing na erabhe nt nd nfaity . . rth‘society over at Dutch Fiat, consistapproaching one. = Phe rainfull fo® the season thus. __ far is. 62.94 inches. ae They have u Ladies’ Physiologica ingof alarge membership, and yet we will warraat the dry goods merehante there sell as Tmany ‘“ylove fitting corsets, ’’striped. stockings and No. 2 shoes as in any other place. A Gotd Run saloon man has . adopted the ‘‘puf and gall’ syste'a ' of doing business. He asks his —gustomers to put down their coin and he-cails ap the boys, St. Patick’s Ball. ___Temperance Hall, inside and out, up stairs and down, was literal__ly-packed on Friday—night.—Every~“Tadies who gave the entertainment Showed their ability to Manipulate a kept up until daylight. “body aid his family wus there: Ore] and young, middle aged. and strippling enjoyed the festivities with equal relish. The managers had _ everything run smoothly, and the large * crowd. _ Twenty-four sets danced at atime, and dancing was The supper _ table groaned under the load of luxu_ ries, and all bad an opportunity to . eatas much and ‘as long as: they . chose. The Jadies who had the entertainmenc in charge, certainly performed their duties with perfect sat~ isfaction to all, and with great credit . Progress, Robinson Crusoe, «GulliN . principally . decay, harden: the gums, and impart +use of sweet tind acid articles. _ ~ Agent’ Outset Free, s Large commissions and cash pre. mitions for selling a library of famous{—~ ‘. fiction, comprising the ten jewels of imaginative literature; Pilgrim's ver's Travels, ¥athek, Undine, Vicar of Wakefield, Paul and Virginia, Elizabeth, Picciola, Tales from Ara~ bian Nights. Complete ini one yolillustrated with 34 full page engravings. It is the World's Story Book, and oll want to read it, Agent’s outfit free to alb who mean business and will faithfully. canvass. J. BFORD & CO., ‘339 Kearney Street, San Francisco, “Oulifervia., m14-2v ae oe _ The Best Barker Shop, “sat the Union Hotel, kept by. James Fay Try him. £26 ba Settle Up.— Iuinedinte settlement is. requested from allindebted to LESTER & MULLOY. £20 isin Decay of the Teeth erates =r Atises. from various causes, “but } it may be attributed NEW VARIETY STORE. BROAD ST MBLT, ADJOINING KNOWL people of Nevada Gowaty with the finest ume of over 1,000 pages, beautifully . . — satisfaction in all cases. . ‘BROAD ST., ABOVE P'NE, GRAY & GILMAK, TON S JEWELRY STOREEe leased the above tities and stocke! it with a fine assortment of goods, we are now prepared to. supply the CIGARS, Both Imperted and Domestic. TOBACCO, Chewing. and Smcking—thé best brands. Stationery, Cutlery, Toilet Articles, and Yankee Notions. _ tre ¢ ‘As we shall sell all our goods at the low. est living prices, we solicit & share of the public patronage, assuring all that. we will . : GRAY & GILMAN. Nevada City, Feb. 25t1, 1873. RUDOLPH PHOT@GALEERY. a -@ early neglect or the indiscriminate use of tooth powders aud pastes, which gives a momentury whiteness to the teeth while they corrode the enamei. The teoth wash, Fragrant SOZODONT, will speedily arrest the progress of a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes those ravages which people sustain in their teeth from the mi4 Haean’s MaGyouia Batu preserves . and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. its applieation cannot be detected. a ee _ Lyon's Kyruatror makes_beautifal, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has-stood the test of 40 yeazs. Is . charmingly -Derfomied, ani and has “not “to thémselves. It was one of the lar' gest parties ever given here,and must have been a grand financial succes. Allemannia, At the meeting held March 6th, 1676, of the-above club, the follow~ ing officers were elected to ‘serve for _the first six months: J. J. Ott, Pres3 ident; ‘Dr, F. Buelow, Vice Presi_ dent; Lee. Garthe, Secretary; A. Ro\eenthal, Treasurer. The next meeting will be held on the 19th of -Mareh, at 7 o'clock Pp. mM. sharp, -at the office of L. Garthe. A full at-. tendance.is desired, as business of impertance. will come before the : meeting. : J NM Orr, President. L, gyrus Secretary. * Pleasant, It tried to rain for several days » this week, but failed. Yesterday the ~ sun shone as bright as in Summer, lecked the window. half east of the town. and the temperature during the middie of the day was likeSpring, fb looks, at this writing, as if things —had-settled down for-a while; Another Bee. There will be--another “meeting” of the members of the Rifle Association on Tuesday, for the purpose of transacting businesss at the grounds of the company. The principal business of the meeting will be cutting brush, burning logs, leveling ground and other work. A full at-. tendanee of the Club is desired. aebeay. Church. Regular service at Trinity Church at the usual morning hour. Geo. R. Davis, Reetor—-. roe . Congregational Church. The subject at the Congregational Church this evening will be:—‘‘The resemblance and dissimilarity be(wsen two ‘r2asures.”’ J. Sus, Pastor, ees Methodist Church Services. Rev. Mr. Rich will preach” to-day. Subject in the evening. ‘‘Dayid the Adalterer,"" Sunday school at 2 o'clock. : Castn Rozsep.—A cabin was robked last Thursday night, and 6 pairs of blankets, 2 pairs of boots, 2 coats and $20 in coin were stolen. The eabin robbed is-focated near the Sulphuret works, about a mile and a broke a e of glass in-the window and away the stick which eupy the cabin but they were ail away frem heme when the robbery occur' red, Itis supposed that Chinamen were not present on the occasion of freods. that they have leased Tite burglars . Three men oc. . rival. Pane (are meh 12=), <i A NEGLECTED.cough, elt or sore throat, which might be checked by a simple remedy, like “Brown's "Bron chial Troches,’’ if allowed to progress may terminate seriously, Vouvmes of testimony in favor of Hale’s Honey of Horebound and Tar as a specific for throat and lung diseases are pouring in from all parts of the country. Pike’s Toothache. Drops cure in 1 minate, A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakneas, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., 1 will senda recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a misgionary in South Ametica. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev, JoserH T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. 03-6na DANCING ACADEMY. —_—— \ DNDERSIGN ED AN. \mounces to their patrons and TEMPERANCE HAEL, For dancing aia, Classes will theet as follows: Ladies’ Class on ‘Tuesdays, at 2 o'clock, pow M. Gentlemen’s Class at {7s o'clock Tuesday evenings. Children’ 8 Class on Saturday, at 2 o’clock, P. M SOCIAL every Saturday evening. Music and Hall furnished for all somnens. SCOTT & PARKS. Nevada City, Janaary Ist, 1876. H. W. VALANTINE. M.D., . RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, COMMER STREET, opposite Potter & Sigdurney’s Residence at Mr Ww. Zz Organ’s, Picts Hi. Orders left at: Bell & Belden’'s wi be attended to. ni LOYD’S SAMPLE ROOMS FRANCIS COSTELLO Proprietor, k= ON HAND THE BRANDS OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found on the Coast. —6F Pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. Families supplied. _Nevada,F ebruary 8th, 1876 STOCKS! STUCKS! poe sD —— A. NIVENS, JR. IN MASONIC BUILDING, PINE 8T., ILL do sa Commission Stock Business, and is now prepared to buy . « and sell Stocx, at Brokers’ rates, in the San Francisco Stock and Excbange board. Nevada, Dec. 24, 1875. ‘ tered prior ith, 1876. Algo Ale ma No. 201 to 305, inelusive, wed Dec. 7, 1875, wil! be timely use of that delicate aromatic . /MUTTON, HAM. BACON, . sTuDiEs,. ENGRAVINGS, PHO-} cuolgEs? R. A. DESMOND~~Artiet.prorens taken Prices low, highest style of the art AMERICAN . MEAT t MARKET. A oo MONRO, iste opened a Meat Market on Commercial Street, is prepared to supply customers with ‘the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned es Corned Pork, etc., at the, lowest rices. Eureka Stage a: and Express Co. = STAGES will leave NevaEE a2 Moore’s Flat waily. un socstocks-s.-$( YS excepted, ak 53g For Eureka, Mondays, Fridays.at samme hour. Returning will leave Moore’s Flat dail . Undays excepted, at 6-A M. Alar

kly from Eureka at 6 A. M. Wednesdays and CANDIES : and NUTS, . : a — 2 aseottment, frésh and “—s CHARLEY KENT'S j ‘ 4 ae ae Keystone Marlkeé, : . . HARDWARE, : COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA STOVES; IRON & STEEL, HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and ample means can give, . is . 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, “. r f urnish the -beblie _with . me Buccessors to,W. H. Crawford, “. Opposite Union Hotel, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS: IN. _NAILS, SHOVEES: Wheelbarrows, _Grindstones,. Rope, Blocks & ‘heaves, _Ox Bows and Keys, _ _ Chain, Anvils, Vises, The best to be had in the. BEEF, eared wants owns MUTTON, _ BERING LAMB, ’ LARGE LOT OF “VEAL, : ery = “CORNED BEEF, No, I _ PIOKLED PORK, —— = THE BEST Hame HAMS AND BACON, and (Of his’ own iatratactare, J To be found in Nevada County: <p me Also, a Choice Quality of = Bacon. -In-quantities-to_suit nee eee \ Also,the celebrated~ PURE AND CLEANLARD : Ger at San Franeisco pr:ces.Soe Bellows. ~~ 1 BESSEMER. STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE _ MACHINE AND OARRIAGE BPLTS, _ RUBBER HOSE, BALTING & PACKING. "PAINTS & OILS; of all kinds. . BLASTING and SPORTING. vOWDER,, ‘. FUSE, SHOT, &. " Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. ~.— Direct from Meridan Brittania na crockERY, ~~ GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &c. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie's Wire Roper. } QUARTZ SCREENS piaehed te ~ id Wa. A Large stocx of Galvanized IRON mental Painting. J. W. COOLEY, ramento and Broad Streets, NEVADA C#TY, is now prepared to do = CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING In all its branches, ir the most finished tyle, and with prompéness. Prices to suit the times; ; Satisfaction Guaranteed. J. W> COOLEY. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, ° porit the National Exchange Hotel. . J. M. WALLING ATTORNEY AT LAW. > NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tne Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, Ours: Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE VaDa OVEY, Cal. aps =—FALBOFT'S SALOON. GRASS VALLEY ROAD, ®PYOSITE THE TOLL HOUSE. Ww Ss. TALBOTT keeps on hand as @ good LIQUORS and CIGARS as can be found at any Bar in the county. Give him a call—éverybody. f22-lm JAMES COLLEY, F THE BROAD STREET MARKET, is now prepared to furnish his custumers with the CHOICEST BEEF, PORK, LARD BAUSAGES, and everything kept in s first class eat living rates. MATERIALS FOR MAKING Wax FLOWERS, ETC. CHOICE ASSORTMENT of materials for making WAX FLOWERS, also for . PAINTING and DRAWING, besides TOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS, PASSEPARTOUUTsS, and FRAMES, Constantly on hand at reasonable prices, at the BRAUX ARTS STORE, 20 Post St., San Francisco, JosEPH Hoos Eo. N.B —Mr. Joseph Roos is not connected th any other house in the same line int wue Fra ncisce. nl4y{308. PETTIT. WM. WHERRY. KE¥STONE SALOON. PETTITT & WHERRY Prepricters ONSTANTLY on hand the finest LIQUORS AND CIGARS To be found in the co a9” Families supplied w th pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 017 “JAMES J. OTT. ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every dea ription Refined, Melted and Assayea, y request Gold Bars exchanged for Coiz. that robbery.—Grass Valley Union, * 80 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, _ Ox THE PLAZA, JUNCTION OF SAC. . market, at, wholesale OF retail, at the low= e Office, will be promptly attended to. CASHIN & CO. Nevada. Feb. 14th; 1876,Orders teft-attheCmts, on tite Grass = Valley road, or : by letter fiaeagh the Post et RS PE prepared oan will offer toe--—————— SSE greater inducements thaocan be found elsewhere in Nevada County. AMINE HISSUPPLY. JOHN J ACK, a ; NEVADA cITy, — : AS been appointed role agent by ° “LIEBES BROS. & CO., . For the sale of their famous ane of” _j advantage to ir t the stocx of JOHN . SAGK before sending to San. Francisco for their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver them at the Bay, PERLA DE CUBA, SARYMEN, REPUBLIC DE CUBA, -. PUMARIEGA, AMERICAN TEAM, patrons at a very low figure. ols JOHN JACK. “IMPORTANT N OTICE. — ‘CIGARS & SMOKING TORACCO B: r-keepers will hereafter find it to their them CIGARS lower than they can get Following are some of UNANUE HERMANOES, . _ CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, And a variety of other brands, too mumerous to mention. The bar-keepers can get a Cigar of me guaranteed to suit all their COUGH CANDY! ‘WATER PROOF BLAUKING! SQ lPzBion icar LAMPS. ELEGANT TOILET GOODS, THR BEST CONCENTRATED BENZINE, _ Grease from Wearing the brands: Apparel BOUQUET, . MIXED P AINTS, U.8. SENATE, ‘. — READY FoR USE aT bee __NEVADA DRUG. STORE. E.M. PRESTON, Druggist, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY -CALIFORNIA. D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. THIS well aw: and popnlar Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City of Nevada, has been thoroughly over ‘. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. in the State. pains nor expense to render his comfortable. at this Hotel. BLEOTRO PLATING in GOLD or SIRVER. BROAD STREET... «ss NEVADA CITY HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL ways open fur the accommodation of the Traveling Phblic. Large additions have ——— to it,and it has been fitted up in it atyle. The Sleeping Rooms are large, = and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel The Proprietor will spare no guests “ee ea for all parts of the State bave The House is kept open all night for. the accommodation of the Treveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar cennected hauled, refitted and furnisnéd in first class style, and is Low open for the reception of guests. The Sleeping Ap*rtments, Are. large, airy. and comfortable, and every bed im the house contains a Spring Mat-trase.__A2-a—desivable quiet—plaes forthe weary, the UNION is oe — by any House outside of San Francisco The Tables of the hen: Will compare favorably with any Hotel—in the State, and will be filled with the best the market affords. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars Will be kept at the Bar, and the Billiard Room is supplied with the BEST TABLES to be found in the State. Every attention will be given to make the guests comfortable. The proprietor solicits a share of the public patronage, f4 D. W. SNAPP. NOTICE. LL, persons indebtes to the late firm H. Crawford, are hereby notiSodinet the books and sccoupts af bin, Hotel. in the hands of W. D< Long, with instrur= oe of Public Patronage is respect. tions to force lection entiotely. tally ited. Gentlemen calland square ape 1, A, EDDY, Proprietors, [. and-save D, °D. LOX@. Weveds, January 1 1%th. — Feb. 10 1976-1m, PLEASE CALL AND EXSEWING MACHINE OIL, ection made with the City Water Works. IRON PIPE made to order and ali kinds of Repairing done. = In fact the best selected: ‘stock of Goods in’ Nevada County, and as Cheap as the Cheapest. ‘ta, Call and see us at the Pioneer Stand, . a” OPPOSITE Tas — HOTEL, ea Nevada Olt, Inne ANDERSON & RANDOLPH JEWELERS, Clock Tower Building, @ORNER OF SUTTER AND MONTGOM = 8 “ERY STREETS, -. — ------— SAN FRAN — WATCHES, DIAMONDS, . JEWELRY, and SILVER WARE. ee Orders from the interior will ° meet with prompt attention, and goods forwarded at very low prices. January 20th, 1876.-3i0 STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, MAIN STREET, _ Grass Walon, ¢ Oalifornia. ~ HYvre taken this o this old established fio. i well known to travelers and pwople of the County, and having thoroughly renovated it, I am now ——— to receive guests and entertain the PIRST CLASS STYLE, Byery atten‘ion watts of guests. A File BAR and BILLIARD SALOON is attache* ¢o the Hotel, The General Stage Uffice ia kept at this House. _ W. ©. STOKES, Provrietor. wyl be given ta the nli NILES SKA RLS, . atierney and Counsel at Jaw BRICK OFFICE, . In frond of the Cow *