May 10, 1876 (4 pages)

y : a ss ij \ : a ’ =e Gauge from Grass Valley to Colfax To Whom it May Censeenc on Sunday last, amounted to $185. A magnificent display of men’s trunks, anda complete line of la-+System, we herewith irform the ‘public of > Nevada County at large, tuat through our extraordinary facilities, we are enabled -to sell goods at such prices as will : dies,’ misses’ and childrens’ shoes, The new passenger coach bas arall of which are to be sold.at prices rived, and was ran over the read on Keystone Market, RAINS will commence running between Culfax and Grass Valley, on The Sleeping Apartments, Are large, airy and comfortable, and every in the house contains a Spring Mas. ‘Monday, April 24th, 1876, COMMERCIAL STREET ,NEVADA bed trass. Asa desirable quiet’ place for the as follows: ; a 2 GOING SOUTH. Rosenberg Bros., of of the co =f = epening, we herewith retarn thanks for favorsreceived, and_ask one and all to call the Palace upon-us,-to convince themselves thatthe ~qdence on> Thursday lust, and\ was ' Dry Goods Store, will, forthe next only bargains in the county are to be found .* NG. BR, buried on Saturday. three days, sell their immense stock . . + ~ The day after the election for City of goods’ at a great. sacrifice, ~in Trustees-in this city, we ‘received a “order to give the ladies an opportutelegram from the editor of the Co-. nity to buy their goods at a regular lusa Sua, asking how the vote stood, store, and get in return good and re-. _ The Tables of the Union, . arrives at Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M. the State, and will be filled with the best the market affords, ROSENBERG BROS. milk ofa single cow, was handled with great skill.” : Settle Up. BROAD aT., OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA . CIRY¥ Merchant Tailor, VEAL, Successor to Bell & Belden. . Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Ste. Nevada Cit ye , Wholosale & Retail dealer tn Hair Cutting, . Patent Medicines, “&e, New York Enamel Paint, A full line of Choice. Pertumery, Toilet PICKLED PORK, Soaps, Toilet Powdef, Cologne Sets, Comba, STHE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABrushes, &c, BLE PAINT FOR THIS CLIMATE. THE BEST Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint-Brushes, &c. : At PRESTON’S, HAMS AND BACON, . Also nfull line of STACIONERY, suchas.lank Books, Letter, Note and Legal Pa— er, Gold Pens. & _ Blank Books made to order at the lowest BETHESDA WATER, . (O£ his own manufacture;)an Franciseo pricess My Stock is most complete in-all its deFresh from the tamouadpsion of Waukesha To be found in Nevada County. partuouty andany prieeu-arelow.—f solicit, * Wisconsin, ~ _ ESTRAY NOTICE. — 25 Cents, 25. Cents, the EUREKA HAIR 'TOAIC, which ranted to fit-or mo pay, posed of it to Thomas Hodge,. of. adgif he’ has a young calf by her side. es = Potter. & Sigourney. > and paying charges. Were TEAMS LOAD! NG LUMBER OF; WUOD FROM OUR YARD, WILL BE EX Carr aumaenat a The owner can have the animals by proving property \ He is prepared to and will offer to EMPL FROM TOLL FROM.THIS DATE R. M. FRYER. Nevada, April 21, T876, _ BOOT BLACKING. Gras8S Valley. ae Notice. to. Teamsters. in te-the-enclosure of the mnder rites, in the latest styles, aud warguuraniees to cure all diseases of the sealp a few days since, who in turn, dis Nevada, Mareh Si, 1876, In-quantities to suit. from-foreign_ordomestic goods-made . -signed,—on-the--Grass—V.asley_road, stage line was-seld te—Dan Allen, to order &t the lowest possible living . , CRAWFORD keeps constantly on hand about two months since, a stray cow. She ‘former driver of the San Juan Stage, P. H. BELDEN. {PURE AND CLEANLARD. ~~ BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. 25 Cents, ashare of public patronage. . Also, .a Choice Quality of At PRESTON’S. Thé following reduction Tin prices coats; diagonal goods of every style Sham pooing, and variety, ~The finest-dress—-suits-+ a Shaving, : a The Nevada and. Grass’ ‘Valley alee _P. H_ BELDEN, Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ~~ highest style of the Tonsorial art. finest grade; dlsoA No. 1 best. black band play, and the pesple shout: loeskin for pants, black, blue ‘and they will then start for the picuic in brown. broadeloths ‘and beaver for Be ry = Preston’s ‘Drug Store. J Ww, Downey has at ‘his tailoring ___W, D, CRAWFORD, cannon roar, the. bells be rung, the ments than } H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., » customers greater induce The services of CARTER, the champion All members of the Star Base Ball Potter & Sigourney will sell goods. . Boot Black of the State have been secured, . Thankful fy the liberal patronsge here _ Club, are requested to .meet at the for.cash at. great. bargains for 60 -tofore hestowed upon. me, I_respectf ~ Nevada, April lat, 1875. Joan be foundelsewhere_in Nevada “RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE ullyAJ STREETS; over-Preston’s _Drug-Store, Entrance on Pine street. Skating Rink, this evening, at 8 days, for _the purpose. of reducing solicit a continuance of the same, apart W. D: CRAWFORD. “o'clock. = stock and dissolving partnership. The great Centennial Exhibition NeVadu City, April 22nd, 1876, willopem_to-day,.» Union Hotel Barber Shop. + "We have several botiles of aca J. Fay. isprepared to do every _er’s_ soda, which we will open for NEW ASSAY OFFICE. HOMAS PXICE (formerly of Residence at. the, old Keeney place, on Main St. Orders left at EK, M,-Preston’s nig” 4 rill bé attendéd to. _the Sin Francisco Assaying’ nothing kind of tonsorial work in-the—most;and Refinirg Works), having! stronger. In this convection, we artistic manver, at his. shop in the fitted up the old Pacific . Mail will say that Mr. Deamer will be Union Hotel. Children's hair cut‘building, No; 524 Sacrameuto ting a specialty, ad-tt any friend “who wants prepared to furnish Centennial pop “ throughout the seuson, and we can street, corner Leidesdorff,.as eae ae in bis line, butisa gentleman worthy of uubounded success, Webber and Beckett have been HAMS AND Commercial Street, Assay Office and Chemical Lab Cure For Cosas jor Cotp.—As sonable portion of the brsiness tion upset and smashed the vehicle premature decline in mat, showing how health is lost and how regained. It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to Nevada City. J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, marriage, the treatment of nervous and “OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS:.ON ‘‘MANHOOD.’’—There is no member of. society by whom this book will not be found useful, whether he be parent, preceptor;or. clergyman.—London Times. PERS BEEF, _ PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, GASHIN & CO. physical debility, exhausted vitality, and -+#ll other diseares appertaining thereto . the results of twenty years successful prac. ‘tice. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL _ ERS-IN all minerajs, salts, water or oth fession will entitle him toa rea CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”’—This boon _ by the young for ingtrueshoulda be read tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it wilh injure no one,—Medical Times and Ge. zette. . Price—One Dollar, by. mail: or express, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD, Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 520 SutserSteeet, or P. O. Bgx 397, San Francisco, 65Cah. STOCKS! STUCKS! to which he was attached. The gensoon as there is the slightest uneasi-« of his friends and the publicgenAll orders left atthe shop will be attend/ #30-3m to promptly, and satisfaction given I AVE ON HAND, OF THEIR: OWN ed tleomen have concluded te let the ness of the Chest, with. difficulty of erally. both in price and quality of meats. MANUFACTURE; a ul for past patronage. they welicit California Minstrels finish up the breathing, er indication of cough, “walk around’’ when they perform take during the day a few of Brown's’ American . Laundry. Bronchial Troches. = we oe . LARGE LOT OF: ~ From May Ist the followin “4 The members.of the Old Settlers’ Among all the disagreeable conse-. — _ ces .will be charged: "7 quences that follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the RTICLES OF CLASSA.—Sheets, prs. at 2 o'clock P-~M., of most mortifying and uppleasant to Nevada City, ble Cloths, Bed Spreads. White Shirts, ted temeet at the Court House in —R. M.Hant, Geo. F. Jacob a G, von Schmittbarg. ——— . and those dependent upou me, “Patronsge solivitéd. All work faithfully A CARD. * Finance Committee—A. B. Brady, To all who are suffering from the errors and promptly done.~~_ Reception ml HE Annual eovered by 9 missionary R. Searls, Dr, Wm. McCormick, Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. G. Joseru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, “V. __McMurray, BR. Shoemaker, Bell, A. H. Hagardorn, O. P. New York City. = I Session of the County . Teachers’ Institute will be held atNeCity, on, the v 10th, 11th and 12th of May. “All public school teachers; regularly emEAR ployed in the county, »re required to be in : 3 A. B. Dibble. Nives Szaxxé, Chairman, I, J. Roxrs, Secretary, mal0-4t as Furnished. Rooms td Rent. Two nicely furnished rooms to rent. Enquire at this office. md-lw Wax murder has been committed _ * everybody reads the papers. They wan’ id be excused from jary duty}, 4 S al condpet.” and will be so adjudged by the State and County Bosrds of Examina vada. In Probate Court, In the mat> ten of th» Estato of Charles Marsh, Ceceased. Pursuanttoan order of said Court, made ou the third dav of May, A. D. 1576, ’ Executive Committée. _— oe TATE OF CALIFOR tion. Sclpool officers; and -all_friends of public education are respectfully invited Inzfitute. notice is hvreby given, that WEDNESDAY, to attend the sessions of the, bie E. M. PRESTON, the 17th day of May, A. D. 3876, at 10 o'¢1k, Supt. Schools Nevada County. ap25 gourt Room of A-M.of said day, at the the in ‘House, Court the at said Court, County of Nevada, have been appointed as ESTRAY NOTICE the time and place for proving the Will of said Charles Marsh, deceased, and for hear ing the application of Jobn-E. Brown for MAME to the enclosure of the eubscriC bers about a mouth ago, a white year ry wheu und where apy person interested may sppear and contest the sume. reu «bout the bead, and red spots on the the issuance to him of Letters Testamenta Dated May 34,1876. ling Steer. The Steer his both ears cut, body. ‘The owner can have the said Steer property and paying “harges, ' on proving eS JAMES D. ‘VHITE, Clerk. Niles Searls, Atty for Petitioner. als A. HORNER, 3 itt m5 4: -Quuker HU, March 11th, 1976, 1 ae Pos ~o — ye FOR. SALE. .MY_ RESIDENCE AND THE FUR =7 NITURE. in it is offered for. Sale.~ To be found in the, country. a2” Families supplied with pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 017 JAMES 72° OTT: The House is situated in the best. part of the city, and it will be sold at a reasonable price for Cash. The House will be sold separate from the Furniture, or both together as the purchaser may de ASSAYER, sire, For further particulars enquire of __ A. GOLDSMIER, QLD AND ORES of_every. descriptio RH Refined, Melted and Assayed. Bacon. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coit 20 Main Street, Nevada City. The best to be had in the ELECTRO PJ.ATING in GOLD or SILVEI Nevada, March 34, 1876, FOR ARIZONA! Established in 1852, LOYD’S SAMPLE ROOMS The Arizona and New Mexico State, Express Company's FRANCIS COSTELLO Proprietor, NEW EEPS ON HAND THE CHOZCEST BRANDS OF wK LIQUORS AND CIGARS Onders kelt-at the Office, on the Grass dicinal purposes. Families supplied. Nevada,February 8th, 1476 AMERICAN MEAT MARKET. Valley road, or by letter {through tb 2?ost FAST LINE. OW runing First Terminus South Pacific Railroad, through to Prescott, Tuscon, and all inter. a7 Pure WINES and LIQUORS for me i ‘Stidger, H. C. Perkins, Wm. NuteS IE A attendance during the encire session _-ter, J. McBean, B.° J, Watson, By reguletion of the Superintendent:of Probate Notice: Public Instruction, non-atténdance on the Oilice, will be promptly attended to. Samuel Caldwell, Wm. Powell an NIA, County of Nepart of any teacher is made “unprofessionRE ness, and is now prepared to buy, and sell Stock at Brokers’ rates, in-the San; Francisco Steck.and Exchange Board. Nevada, Déc, 24, 1875. . ~ LIQUORS. AND CIGARS _ To be found on the Cvast. waé dis. Committee — Niles ‘OF CHARGE. This greatin.remedy South America. IN: MASONIO BUILDING, PINE ST. 3, ILL do a Commission Stock Bust; ee" on hand the finest, : MRS -A. GABY. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE, ©. H. Mitchell, W. K. Spencer, and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak. I, J. Rolfe, M.-L. Marsh and ness, €arly decay, loss of mgnhood, &c., I will senda recipe that will cure you FREE . P. Brown, KEYSTONE SALOON. . PETTIT & WHERRY Proprietors. Pillow Cases, prs. Pillow Shams, ‘I a4. iis possessor, and it is the most inChemise, Night Dresses, Vests, Coats, piain, Saturday, May 13th, 1876. A fall exéusible and offensive in society; Skirts, Wrappers, Under pkirts,Baby Kobes $2 per dozen, attendance is urgently desired. The aud yet the cause of it may easily be CLASS B.—Under Shirts, Drawers, Flan-: removed by. cleansing. your teeth . following gentlenien compose the daily with that justly popular dentiHerand Colored, Over-shirts, Corset coversApronsand Childrens Clothing--$1 per SUE several committees: frice, Fragrant SOZODONT. It pudozen, Executive Committee—Niles Searls,. rifies and sweetens the breath, cools CLASS C—Towels, Napkins, pre. Cyffs. I. J. Rolfe, R. M. Hunt, Geo. F. and refreshes the meuth, and gives a pr’. Hose, prs. Socks, Collars, Handkerpearl-like appearance to the teeth. chiefs, &c. 25 ets per dozen. Jacobs, G, Yon Schuwittburg, Wm. Gentlemen who indulge in smoking For Ladies Dresses, according to style. Watt, J.C. Coleman, A. B, Brady should cleanse their teeth with-SOFor all articles not named above, gq the ZIDONT, as it removes al uupleas-. lowest living rates. ~ sndA. B. Dibble. Ttrust my prices will be accep able to aut odors of the weed, Ask yo ds groun +e and music on Committee y patrons. ga I cavnot maky them lesa druggist for it. without™doing great injustice to myself s and WM, WHERRY~,. 308. PETTIT: Impure Breath. Committees are reapectfully reques Ah NIVENS, JR: . Thankf a continuance of the same, Nevada City, April 1, 1876. ) Reunion Committee, . “A Medical Essay on the cause and cure ate UNION MARKET. assays of the precious and useful métals and their ores, as wellas complete or partial analysis of Its Application cannot be: detested. walk around, and duriug the opera ,, AUTHOR, ° E. om F, CURTIS, M. D., &e., Ree. ——— an “ substances that may be desirpracticing the ‘‘walk around.” They Lyon’s Knpuarror makes beauticalled at Fryey’s works on Saturday ful, glpssy, luxuriant hair; preyents ed. His office will be opened for evening, any walked around the its falling out or turning gray, It premises. AVhile so engaged, their has stood the test of 40 yeais. Is business on Monday, May Ast, horse becoming tired of being hitch. charmingly perfumed, and has no and he hopes that his long residence and experience in his proed te a tree, concluded he would rival. mch12-ly MAN HOOD, . ___REVESED,.AND, CORRECTED BY 3HR AMINE HISSUPPLY.~ and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. proprietor not only makes good goods 200th. EDITION. —— youch‘for its-quality, and that the . HaGan’s MaGnoita Bao preserves oratory, is now prepared to make ry: Bem FT PSSM eOT Ooo Drugs, Medicines, &o. The Finest-Quality of MUTTON, = SPRING LAMB,. _ And general assortmeut of : Grass Valley, April 23, 1876. ~ DV W. SNARP, a Clover, and Grass. Seeds, Proprietor. the last spike is driven, ‘should be. establigbment, on Main street, the sie done on the 26th, when the reunion . largest and finest stuck of,goods ever celebration takes place, Let it be brohght! to the mountains. They FANHIS WELL KNOWN BARBER SHOP _ has been fitted up in first class style, done in the morning before the cousist of French fancy doeskins, and gentlemen can pow be shaveg, haxye cassimere, fancy silk vestings of the their Hair Cut gr be Shampooed in the ‘train leaves for the grove. Let~ tte’ his, . CHOICE BULBS,* 3420 . CENTENNIAL BARBER SHOP MULLOY. it-was also effective and nffecting, : The Grass Valley Union thinks thatthe powder—to-be-barned-when . the > £4. from. all indebted to LESTER & the line of argument used here, and ing rience and ample.means can give, —isa share of the public patronage. General Syperintendeng. Just received from New York Immediate settlement is requested That was about good humor; , Room is supplicd’with the BEST TAB. HIMSELF. to be found in the state, ea; Every attention Will-be given to make th., of every advantage. which long expeguests comfortable. The proprietor solicit g BAMBERGER BROS. ~-. Fresh Garden Seeds, oes ‘Will be kept at the Bar, and. the—Bitiard — FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, prepared to furnish the. publio with and telling the majority polled there liable goods, for less money than at NEXT DOOR TO PETER JOHNSTON'S HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. in favor df cows ruuning at large. In . 8 traveling: auction store,: ma3, Choiee Wines, Liquors and Cigars” ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, apl3 . Wall. compare favorably with any Hotel in arrives at Geass Valley at 9-10 A. M,_ ‘Praia No. 4 leaves Colfax-at—7-056P.-M,, ATTHE GREAB OPPOSITION. STORE, AT GRASS VALLEY, his last issue, the editor of the Sun “gays: “The poor widowwginan, who feeds her fifteen -childreun ontae +—— House.outside: of San Francisco. Train No: 1 leaves Gross Valloy at-5.30 A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6.50 A. M, it APE . weary, the UNION is. not excelled by anyy CITY. "44 Train No. 3 leaves -rass Valley at 4.45 P. Dr. C. Mz Bates, of Oakland, and Greatest Ex¢tement-of the day. formerly of this city, died at her res has been thoroughiyoverhauled, refitted -and=turnisn ed-in first class. style, and is Low open for the reception of quests. the most incredulous. ere to suit the times, atHYMAN BROS __Astonish Sunday lust. aa M. arrives at Colfax.at 6.15 P, My corner Broad and Pine streets. “m6, ~ Having .had aEof custom= : an immense rush Miss Kitty Bates, only daughter ers. from all parts of ular Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City of Nevada, . The attract ion of the whole county. AVING just opened a DRY G@®ODS Excursion tickets from Grass Valyouths’ and boys’ clothing, hats,and STORE ona ae andthe ty furnishing goodsfor Summer weur; Jey to Colfax, and return the same ‘Quick Sales and mall Profits’ day, ean be had any day of the week an ussortmeut of satchels, valises and for $2. “THIS well known and pop Me ecnse eS ae iachl * D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Rg eT RNSR eM TE dete narmciene slid . i = ee : GRASS” VALLEY, LOCAL AFFAIRS. -“lamouant. A note addressed to the Sosak Bissitin * Sie pieaearetd Office, Commercial 8t., -3t . : tatt _ . will receive pr = A >Th tickets sold on the Narrow) STORE eee NEVADA CiTY CALIFORNIA. . ie eke ———~. city property, worth three times the . : ET, OPPOSITION fone per cent, as a tirst mortgage, on . UNION HOTEL, eiges 3 NEVADA CITY, CAL. THE GREAT. — Daily Transcript $2,000 wanted for two years, at} re ae i Wanted. srrint Daily : Le pga aT -. Commercial Street, Nevada. g newly discovthe mediate puints, reachin ered RICH MINING. DIADRICT,. Of arizona, by + slroriest, Cheapest and Roule. ne SHIPMENTS received est. . FREIGHT —by TICKETS for sale at all principal ticket, ; San francisco. PAMES MONRO, having opened a Meat HENRY WFLLS, psa prebest Market on Commer¢ial Street, is pared to supply customers with the” 2 Ns Welfs, Fargo & Co., San Francisco. es (Of W. F. & Co. and American Express Co.) © uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, J. G. ROWLAND, ; CASHIN & CO. > beef, "Cocnal Pork, etc., at the lowest No. 109. California street, San Francisco, Veal, Corned . kxesident. rices. : Nevada. Feb. 14th, 1876, « RUDOLPH PHOTO-GALLERY. Grags Valley road, WILLIAM __._.] ——__» . —-—--——__wafuetory. BROAD '8ST., ABOVE P'NE, — NEVADA CITY. BR. A. DESMOND—Artist ICTURES taken in the highest style of ‘ a14.3m._ near’ Half Mile Hous Agent for Studebaker W Every kind of vek cle manufactured in the finest style an ———— F Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 20th aay of May, 1876. ; S EM PRESTON, Secreta . Mewa's, April 6th, 1876. x mu +s , WHE Annual Meeting offthe StocknoP ders of the Mas mic ‘1; Assocliaues of Nevada City. California,.will be held rd: to R Particular attention given Lairi ng and Painting. CHAS. H. WELLS, Supt., Tuscon, Arizone. Gener4l Annual Meeting. MAN. low prices. P the asé, Prices low, Vice Preside : Central Carriage and Wagon Maz =. ’ + ~ ~ :

y : a ss ij \ : a ’ =e Gauge from Grass Valley to Colfax To Whom it May Censeenc on Sunday last, amounted to $185. A magnificent display of men’s trunks, anda complete line of la-+System, we herewith irform the ‘public of > Nevada County at large, tuat through our extraordinary facilities, we are enabled -to sell goods at such prices as will : dies,’ misses’ and childrens’ shoes, The new passenger coach bas arall of which are to be sold.at prices rived, and was ran over the read on Keystone Market, RAINS will commence running between Culfax and Grass Valley, on The Sleeping Apartments, Are large, airy and comfortable, and every in the house contains a Spring Mas. ‘Monday, April 24th, 1876, COMMERCIAL STREET ,NEVADA bed trass. Asa desirable quiet’ place for the as follows: ; a 2 GOING SOUTH. Rosenberg Bros., of of the co =f = epening, we herewith retarn thanks for favorsreceived, and_ask one and all to call the Palace upon-us,-to convince themselves thatthe ~qdence on> Thursday lust, and\ was ' Dry Goods Store, will, forthe next only bargains in the county are to be found .* NG. BR, buried on Saturday. three days, sell their immense stock . . + ~ The day after the election for City of goods’ at a great. sacrifice, ~in Trustees-in this city, we ‘received a “order to give the ladies an opportutelegram from the editor of the Co-. nity to buy their goods at a regular lusa Sua, asking how the vote stood, store, and get in return good and re-. _ The Tables of the Union, . arrives at Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M. the State, and will be filled with the best the market affords, ROSENBERG BROS. milk ofa single cow, was handled with great skill.” : Settle Up. BROAD aT., OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA . CIRY¥ Merchant Tailor, VEAL, Successor to Bell & Belden. . Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Ste. Nevada Cit ye , Wholosale & Retail dealer tn Hair Cutting, . Patent Medicines, “&e, New York Enamel Paint, A full line of Choice. Pertumery, Toilet PICKLED PORK, Soaps, Toilet Powdef, Cologne Sets, Comba, STHE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABrushes, &c, BLE PAINT FOR THIS CLIMATE. THE BEST Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint-Brushes, &c. : At PRESTON’S, HAMS AND BACON, . Also nfull line of STACIONERY, suchas.lank Books, Letter, Note and Legal Pa— er, Gold Pens. & _ Blank Books made to order at the lowest BETHESDA WATER, . (O£ his own manufacture;)an Franciseo pricess My Stock is most complete in-all its deFresh from the tamouadpsion of Waukesha To be found in Nevada County. partuouty andany prieeu-arelow.—f solicit, * Wisconsin, ~ _ ESTRAY NOTICE. — 25 Cents, 25. Cents, the EUREKA HAIR 'TOAIC, which ranted to fit-or mo pay, posed of it to Thomas Hodge,. of. adgif he’ has a young calf by her side. es = Potter. & Sigourney. > and paying charges. Were TEAMS LOAD! NG LUMBER OF; WUOD FROM OUR YARD, WILL BE EX Carr aumaenat a The owner can have the animals by proving property \ He is prepared to and will offer to EMPL FROM TOLL FROM.THIS DATE R. M. FRYER. Nevada, April 21, T876, _ BOOT BLACKING. Gras8S Valley. ae Notice. to. Teamsters. in te-the-enclosure of the mnder rites, in the latest styles, aud warguuraniees to cure all diseases of the sealp a few days since, who in turn, dis Nevada, Mareh Si, 1876, In-quantities to suit.. from-foreign_ordomestic goods-made . -signed,—on-the--Grass—V.asley_road, stage line was-seld te—Dan Allen, to order &t the lowest possible living . , CRAWFORD keeps constantly on hand about two months since, a stray cow. She ‘former driver of the San Juan Stage, P. H. BELDEN. {PURE AND CLEANLARD. ~~ BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. 25 Cents, ashare of public patronage. . Also, .a Choice Quality of At PRESTON’S. Thé following reduction Tin prices coats; diagonal goods of every style Sham pooing, and variety, ~The finest-dress—-suits-+ a Shaving, : a The Nevada and. Grass’ ‘Valley alee _P. H_ BELDEN, Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ~~ highest style of the Tonsorial art. finest grade; dlsoA No. 1 best. black band play, and the pesple shout: loeskin for pants, black, blue ‘and they will then start for the picuic in brown. broadeloths ‘and beaver for Be ry = Preston’s ‘Drug Store. J Ww, Downey has at ‘his tailoring ___W, D, CRAWFORD, cannon roar, the. bells be rung, the ments than } H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., » customers greater induce The services of CARTER, the champion All members of the Star Base Ball Potter & Sigourney will sell goods. . Boot Black of the State have been secured, . Thankful fy the liberal patronsge here _ Club, are requested to .meet at the for.cash at. great. bargains for 60 -tofore hestowed upon. me, I_respectf ~ Nevada, April lat, 1875. Joan be foundelsewhere_in Nevada “RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE ullyAJ STREETS; over-Preston’s _Drug-Store, Entrance on Pine street. Skating Rink, this evening, at 8 days, for _the purpose. of reducing solicit a continuance of the same, apart W. D: CRAWFORD. “o'clock. = stock and dissolving partnership. The great Centennial Exhibition NeVadu City, April 22nd, 1876, willopem_to-day,.» Union Hotel Barber Shop. + "We have several botiles of aca J. Fay. isprepared to do every _er’s_ soda, which we will open for NEW ASSAY OFFICE. HOMAS PXICE (formerly of Residence at. the, old Keeney place, on Main St. Orders left at EK, M,-Preston’s nig” 4 rill bé attendéd to. _the Sin Francisco Assaying’ nothing kind of tonsorial work in-the—most;and Refinirg Works), having! stronger. In this convection, we artistic manver, at his. shop in the fitted up the old Pacific . Mail will say that Mr. Deamer will be Union Hotel. Children's hair cut‘building, No; 524 Sacrameuto ting a specialty, ad-tt any friend “who wants prepared to furnish Centennial pop “ throughout the seuson, and we can street, corner Leidesdorff,.as eae ae in bis line, butisa gentleman worthy of uubounded success, Webber and Beckett have been HAMS AND Commercial Street, Assay Office and Chemical Lab Cure For Cosas jor Cotp.—As sonable portion of the brsiness tion upset and smashed the vehicle premature decline in mat, showing how health is lost and how regained. It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to Nevada City. J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, marriage, the treatment of nervous and “OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS:.ON ‘‘MANHOOD.’’—There is no member of. society by whom this book will not be found useful, whether he be parent, preceptor;or. clergyman.—London Times. PERS BEEF, _ PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, GASHIN & CO. physical debility, exhausted vitality, and -+#ll other diseares appertaining thereto . the results of twenty years successful prac. ‘tice. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL _ ERS-IN all minerajs, salts, water or oth fession will entitle him toa rea CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”’—This boon _ by the young for ingtrueshoulda be read tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it wilh injure no one,—Medical Times and Ge. zette. . Price—One Dollar, by. mail: or express, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD, Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 520 SutserSteeet, or P. O. Bgx 397, San Francisco, 65Cah. STOCKS! STUCKS! to which he was attached. The gensoon as there is the slightest uneasi-« of his friends and the publicgenAll orders left atthe shop will be attend/ #30-3m to promptly, and satisfaction given I AVE ON HAND, OF THEIR: OWN ed tleomen have concluded te let the ness of the Chest, with. difficulty of erally. both in price and quality of meats. MANUFACTURE; a ul for past patronage. they welicit California Minstrels finish up the breathing, er indication of cough, “walk around’’ when they perform take during the day a few of Brown's’ American . Laundry. Bronchial Troches. = we oe . LARGE LOT OF: ~ From May Ist the followin “4 The members.of the Old Settlers’ Among all the disagreeable conse-. — _ ces .will be charged: "7 quences that follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the RTICLES OF CLASSA.—Sheets, prs. at 2 o'clock P-~M., of most mortifying and uppleasant to Nevada City, ble Cloths, Bed Spreads. White Shirts, ted temeet at the Court House in —R. M.Hant, Geo. F. Jacob a G, von Schmittbarg. ——— . and those dependent upou me, “Patronsge solivitéd. All work faithfully A CARD. * Finance Committee—A. B. Brady, To all who are suffering from the errors and promptly done.~~_ Reception ml HE Annual eovered by 9 missionary R. Searls, Dr, Wm. McCormick, Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. G. Joseru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, “V. __McMurray, BR. Shoemaker, Bell, A. H. Hagardorn, O. P. New York City. = I Session of the County . Teachers’ Institute will be held atNeCity, on, the v 10th, 11th and 12th of May. “All public school teachers; regularly emEAR ployed in the county, »re required to be in : 3 A. B. Dibble. Nives Szaxxé, Chairman, I, J. Roxrs, Secretary, mal0-4t as Furnished. Rooms td Rent. Two nicely furnished rooms to rent. Enquire at this office. md-lw Wax murder has been committed _ * everybody reads the papers. They wan’ id be excused from jary duty}, 4 S al condpet.” and will be so adjudged by the State and County Bosrds of Examina vada. In Probate Court, In the mat> ten of th» Estato of Charles Marsh, Ceceased. Pursuanttoan order of said Court, made ou the third dav of May, A. D. 1576, ’ Executive Committée. _— oe TATE OF CALIFOR tion. Sclpool officers; and -all_friends of public education are respectfully invited Inzfitute. notice is hvreby given, that WEDNESDAY, to attend the sessions of the, bie E. M. PRESTON, the 17th day of May, A. D. 3876, at 10 o'¢1k, Supt. Schools Nevada County. ap25 gourt Room of A-M.of said day, at the the in ‘House, Court the at said Court, County of Nevada, have been appointed as ESTRAY NOTICE the time and place for proving the Will of said Charles Marsh, deceased, and for hear ing the application of Jobn-E. Brown for MAME to the enclosure of the eubscriC bers about a mouth ago, a white year ry wheu und where apy person interested may sppear and contest the sume. reu «bout the bead, and red spots on the the issuance to him of Letters Testamenta Dated May 34,1876. ling Steer. The Steer his both ears cut, body. ‘The owner can have the said Steer property and paying “harges, ' on proving eS JAMES D. ‘VHITE, Clerk. Niles Searls, Atty for Petitioner. als A. HORNER, 3 itt m5 4: -Quuker HU, March 11th, 1976, 1 ae Pos ~o — ye FOR. SALE. .MY_ RESIDENCE AND THE FUR =7 NITURE. in it is offered for. Sale.~ To be found in the, country. a2” Families supplied with pure WINES and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. 017 JAMES 72° OTT: The House is situated in the best. part of the city, and it will be sold at a reasonable price for Cash. The House will be sold separate from the Furniture, or both together as the purchaser may de ASSAYER, sire, For further particulars enquire of

__ A. GOLDSMIER, QLD AND ORES of_every. descriptio RH Refined, Melted and Assayed. Bacon. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coit 20 Main Street, Nevada City. The best to be had in the ELECTRO PJ.ATING in GOLD or SILVEI Nevada, March 34, 1876, FOR ARIZONA! Established in 1852, LOYD’S SAMPLE ROOMS The Arizona and New Mexico State, Express Company's FRANCIS COSTELLO Proprietor, NEW EEPS ON HAND THE CHOZCEST BRANDS OF wK LIQUORS AND CIGARS Onders kelt-at the Office, on the Grass dicinal purposes. Families supplied. Nevada,February 8th, 1476 AMERICAN MEAT MARKET. Valley road, or by letter {through tb 2?ost FAST LINE. OW runing First Terminus South Pacific Railroad, through to Prescott, Tuscon, and all inter. a7 Pure WINES and LIQUORS for me i ‘Stidger, H. C. Perkins, Wm. NuteS IE A attendance during the encire session _-ter, J. McBean, B.° J, Watson, By reguletion of the Superintendent:of Probate Notice: Public Instruction, non-atténdance on the Oilice, will be promptly attended to. Samuel Caldwell, Wm. Powell an NIA, County of Nepart of any teacher is made “unprofessionRE ness, and is now prepared to buy, and sell Stock at Brokers’ rates, in-the San; Francisco Steck.and Exchange Board. Nevada, Déc, 24, 1875. . ~ LIQUORS. AND CIGARS _ To be found on the Cvast. waé dis. Committee — Niles ‘OF CHARGE. This greatin.remedy South America. IN: MASONIO BUILDING, PINE ST.. 3, ILL do a Commission Stock Bust; ee" on hand the finest, : MRS -A. GABY. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE, ©. H. Mitchell, W. K. Spencer, and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak. I, J. Rolfe, M.-L. Marsh and ness, €arly decay, loss of mgnhood, &c., I will senda recipe that will cure you FREE . P. Brown, KEYSTONE SALOON. . PETTIT & WHERRY Proprietors. Pillow Cases, prs. Pillow Shams, ‘I a4.. iis possessor, and it is the most inChemise, Night Dresses, Vests, Coats, piain, Saturday, May 13th, 1876. A fall exéusible and offensive in society; Skirts, Wrappers, Under pkirts,Baby Kobes $2 per dozen, attendance is urgently desired. The aud yet the cause of it may easily be CLASS B.—Under Shirts, Drawers, Flan-: removed by. cleansing. your teeth . following gentlenien compose the daily with that justly popular dentiHerand Colored, Over-shirts, Corset coversApronsand Childrens Clothing--$1 per SUE several committees: frice, Fragrant SOZODONT. It pudozen, Executive Committee—Niles Searls,. rifies and sweetens the breath, cools CLASS C—Towels, Napkins, pre. Cyffs. I. J. Rolfe, R. M. Hunt, Geo. F. and refreshes the meuth, and gives a pr’. Hose, prs. Socks, Collars, Handkerpearl-like appearance to the teeth. chiefs, &c. 25 ets per dozen. Jacobs, G, Yon Schuwittburg, Wm. Gentlemen who indulge in smoking For Ladies Dresses, according to style. Watt, J.C. Coleman, A. B, Brady should cleanse their teeth with-SOFor all articles not named above, gq the ZIDONT, as it removes al uupleas-. lowest living rates. ~ sndA. B. Dibble. Ttrust my prices will be accep able to aut odors of the weed, Ask yo ds groun +e and music on Committee y patrons. ga I cavnot maky them lesa druggist for it. without™doing great injustice to myself s and WM, WHERRY~,. 308. PETTIT: Impure Breath. Committees are reapectfully reques Ah NIVENS, JR: . Thankf a continuance of the same, Nevada City, April 1, 1876. ) Reunion Committee, . “A Medical Essay on the cause and cure ate UNION MARKET. assays of the precious and useful métals and their ores, as wellas complete or partial analysis of Its Application cannot be: detested. walk around, and duriug the opera ,, AUTHOR, ° E. om F, CURTIS, M. D., &e., Ree. ——— an “ substances that may be desirpracticing the ‘‘walk around.” They Lyon’s Knpuarror makes beauticalled at Fryey’s works on Saturday ful, glpssy, luxuriant hair; preyents ed. His office will be opened for evening, any walked around the its falling out or turning gray, It premises. AVhile so engaged, their has stood the test of 40 yeais. Is business on Monday, May Ast, horse becoming tired of being hitch. charmingly perfumed, and has no and he hopes that his long residence and experience in his proed te a tree, concluded he would rival. mch12-ly MAN HOOD, . ___REVESED,.AND, CORRECTED BY 3HR AMINE HISSUPPLY.~ and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. proprietor not only makes good goods 200th. EDITION. —— youch‘for its-quality, and that the . HaGan’s MaGnoita Bao preserves oratory, is now prepared to make ry: Bem FT PSSM eOT Ooo Drugs, Medicines, &o. The Finest-Quality of MUTTON, = SPRING LAMB,. _ And general assortmeut of : Grass Valley, April 23, 1876. ~ DV W. SNARP, a Clover, and Grass. Seeds, Proprietor. the last spike is driven, ‘should be. establigbment, on Main street, the sie done on the 26th, when the reunion . largest and finest stuck of,goods ever celebration takes place, Let it be brohght! to the mountains. They FANHIS WELL KNOWN BARBER SHOP _ has been fitted up in first class style, done in the morning before the cousist of French fancy doeskins, and gentlemen can pow be shaveg, haxye cassimere, fancy silk vestings of the their Hair Cut gr be Shampooed in the ‘train leaves for the grove. Let~ tte’ his, . CHOICE BULBS,* 3420 . CENTENNIAL BARBER SHOP MULLOY. it-was also effective and nffecting, : The Grass Valley Union thinks thatthe powder—to-be-barned-when . the > £4. from. all indebted to LESTER & the line of argument used here, and ing rience and ample.means can give, —isa share of the public patronage. General Syperintendeng. Just received from New York Immediate settlement is requested That was about good humor; , Room is supplicd’with the BEST TAB. HIMSELF. to be found in the state, ea; Every attention Will-be given to make th., of every advantage. which long expeguests comfortable. The proprietor solicit g BAMBERGER BROS. ~-. Fresh Garden Seeds, oes ‘Will be kept at the Bar, and. the—Bitiard — FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, prepared to furnish the. publio with and telling the majority polled there liable goods, for less money than at NEXT DOOR TO PETER JOHNSTON'S HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. in favor df cows ruuning at large. In . 8 traveling: auction store,: ma3, Choiee Wines, Liquors and Cigars” ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, apl3 . Wall. compare favorably with any Hotel in arrives at Geass Valley at 9-10 A. M,_ ‘Praia No. 4 leaves Colfax-at—7-056P.-M,, ATTHE GREAB OPPOSITION. STORE, AT GRASS VALLEY, his last issue, the editor of the Sun “gays: “The poor widowwginan, who feeds her fifteen -childreun ontae +—— House.outside: of San Francisco. Train No: 1 leaves Gross Valloy at-5.30 A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6.50 A. M, it APE . weary, the UNION is. not excelled by anyy CITY. "44 Train No. 3 leaves -rass Valley at 4.45 P. Dr. C. Mz Bates, of Oakland, and Greatest Ex¢tement-of the day. formerly of this city, died at her res has been thoroughiyoverhauled, refitted -and=turnisn ed-in first class. style, and is Low open for the reception of quests. the most incredulous. ere to suit the times, atHYMAN BROS __Astonish Sunday lust. aa M. arrives at Colfax.at 6.15 P, My corner Broad and Pine streets. “m6, ~ Having .had aEof custom= : an immense rush Miss Kitty Bates, only daughter ers. from all parts of ular Hotel, situated on Main Street, in the City of Nevada, . The attract ion of the whole county. AVING just opened a DRY G@®ODS Excursion tickets from Grass Valyouths’ and boys’ clothing, hats,and STORE ona ae andthe ty furnishing goodsfor Summer weur; Jey to Colfax, and return the same ‘Quick Sales and mall Profits’ day, ean be had any day of the week an ussortmeut of satchels, valises and for $2. “THIS well known and pop Me ecnse eS ae iachl * D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. Rg eT RNSR eM TE dete narmciene slid . i = ee : GRASS” VALLEY, LOCAL AFFAIRS. -“lamouant. A note addressed to the Sosak Bissitin * Sie pieaearetd Office, Commercial 8t., -3t . : tatt _ . will receive pr = A >Th tickets sold on the Narrow) STORE eee NEVADA CiTY CALIFORNIA. . ie eke ———~. city property, worth three times the . : ET, OPPOSITION fone per cent, as a tirst mortgage, on . UNION HOTEL, eiges 3 NEVADA CITY, CAL. THE GREAT. — Daily Transcript $2,000 wanted for two years, at} re ae i Wanted. srrint Daily : Le pga aT -. Commercial Street, Nevada. g newly discovthe mediate puints, reachin ered RICH MINING. DIADRICT,. Of arizona, by + slroriest, Cheapest and Roule. ne SHIPMENTS received est. . FREIGHT —by TICKETS for sale at all principal ticket, ; San francisco. PAMES MONRO, having opened a Meat HENRY WFLLS, psa prebest Market on Commer¢ial Street, is pared to supply customers with the” 2 Ns Welfs, Fargo & Co., San Francisco. es (Of W. F. & Co. and American Express Co.) © uality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, J. G. ROWLAND, ; CASHIN & CO. > beef, "Cocnal Pork, etc., at the lowest No. 109. California street, San Francisco, Veal, Corned . kxesident. rices. : Nevada. Feb. 14th, 1876, « RUDOLPH PHOTO-GALLERY. Grags Valley road, WILLIAM __._.] ——__» . —-—--——__wafuetory. BROAD '8ST., ABOVE P'NE, — NEVADA CITY. BR. A. DESMOND—Artist ICTURES taken in the highest style of ‘ a14.3m._ near’ Half Mile Hous Agent for Studebaker W Every kind of vek cle manufactured in the finest style an ———— F Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 20th aay of May, 1876. ; S EM PRESTON, Secreta . Mewa's, April 6th, 1876. x mu +s , WHE Annual Meeting offthe StocknoP ders of the Mas mic ‘1; Assocliaues of Nevada City. California,.will be held rd: to R Particular attention given Lairi ng and Painting. CHAS. H. WELLS, Supt., Tuscon, Arizone. Gener4l Annual Meeting. MAN. low prices. P the asé, Prices low, Vice Preside : Central Carriage and Wagon Maz =. ’ + ~ ~ :