May 18, 1877 (4 pages)

Boe Daily Geanseip NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ‘Local Brevities. ‘Are we going to have a celebration here on the 4th of July? "They are about to establish a glass factory at Truckee. er. er. Snow fell in the mountains on Wednesday. Mrs. Judge O. P. Stidger is stoping at the Union. W. J. Shinn, of Truckee,has taken unto himself a wife, whereat the this city, was married at San Jose yesterday. Lucky aian that got her. L, E. Doan, of Booa*will not: be eandidate for State Senator. so we are informed. A “Natiooal’’ drill is being put into the Pittsburg iiine instead of # ‘Burleigh.’ The Moore’s Flat Blue Gravel ES __@ _____Company’s _tunnel—is progressing pa finely, having made eighty-one feet in twelve days. From four to six car loads — of ee . freight are loaded every day at Cola, fax forthe people of Grass Vulley and this city. We think many improvements are to be made at vurious places in town, ' judging by the piles of pew luufber that we see around. _ The Sunday schools of Grass Valley were to have their grand pie nic yesterday, but on account of the-had weather it wus postponed, ee Ance McCook, an old Nevada City ' boy, has been elected to Congress from. New York, and will take his seat at the next session, The ‘Grass Valley Union” says ae ‘Gustavus Weeteran of that place te fell from a wagon and strack upon a. stone, which caused a fracture of the skull. ! cae “The Indian Flat party, which took place on Wednesday evening, for the rug benefit of the school at that place, be ‘Was an immense success in’ every respect. ; : ‘August Lademan has sold‘ out his grocery store on Commerciak street to Webber & Chaty. His health would not permit his engaging ia business for the present. The rain for the past week bas done an immense sight of good around here. You can almost see vegetebles, grass and clover grow. The gardens ~look beautiful at this time. The‘‘Union”’ is very much worried because steps have not been _ taken to ‘have “‘wreetling matches’”’ in Grass Valley. The editor of that paper wants a chance to hit some fellow below the belt. The Superintendent, of the Watt Blue Gravel Mining Company writes that they have stopped sinking the shaft until the ho'sting works are erected, as there was too much water «> to work to advantage, The new walk to be built on’ Cottage street, for the convenience of people living in that part of the city, 7 will be completed in the course. of a week or so if the weather will permit. : ne-—\~yeung men aronnd ‘here -rejoivetirs—. pains. ‘i Miss Maitie Hinds, formerly of THE very latest styles of mens Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and a. full line of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes, all of which will be sold at low prices at Hyman Bros., corner Broad and Pine streets, mad . New Arrival at the Palace Dry . Geods Store of Rosenberg Brothers. One of the largest and most select stocks of Dry Goodsjever brought to this city, arrived hé?é yesterday at the Palace Dry Goods Store. . ‘Ihe establishment is now full to_its utmost capacity. As their price are always the lowest, the ladies would do well to'call early and secure bar_ Resenserc Bros., Palace Dry Goods Store — mal0 ‘Frye’s Photographs are Unéxcel‘leds : When you want a picture that shall be a ‘rueglikeness of yourself, goto H.-H. Frye’s, 644 Mill Street, who owns the only Perfect Gullery in Grass Valley. Do not squander your money by going to inferior Galleries, because Pictures are ad-verlised half a dollar cheaper per dozen, Frye employs’ only experienced artists, he allows no poor pic tures to leave bis place; he eularges -old pictures to any size required; he is very successful with children; he wishes the public to compare his work with others; he» has the very best facilities, and he is snecegsful because be entirely nnderstands the art and pnys particular attention . to bis business, and gives'all the parts his persobal supervision. ap 27 For Sale at $400. House and‘lot on Main street, oppositethe Union Hotel. Rents for ten dollars per month, Inquire of A. Di. and P. Satton. a20, Miss Mollie Murphy, Successor to Mrs, R. W. Murphy, No. 165 J Street, is constantly receiving new novelties in Millinery, Straw Goods, Fine Flowers, ete., from New York and Europe. Special attention paid to orders sent directly to her. Ladies wonld do well to try for themselves, and satisfaction will be guaranteed. ap2l-tf Wall Paper. i J ust received, six thousand rolls of Wall Paper. Also Window Shades of every description. ' WA. Sigourney, 18 and 20 Commercial Street. Ap3 Coucus and Colds are often overlooked. A continuance for any length of time causes irritation of the Lungs or somechronic Throat Diseuse. ‘*Brown’s Bronchial Troches” are an effectual Cough Remedy. £xrn Like Mouumental Alabaster may be aitained by using Glenn’s Sulphur Soap, which does away with tbe necessity for Sulpbar Baths, Try it, ladies. Itis a genuine beautifier, and very esonomieal, Hint to those Prematurely Gray, use’ Hill’s Hair Dye: Haaan’s MaGno.ia Bano preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate, Its application ‘cannot be detected. Union Hotel Barber Shop. Shaving, Sbhampooing, Hair Cutting perfurme at the Union Hotel Barber Shop in the bighest style of the art, “James Fay, Proprictor. A Card. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakness, early decay, tops Is a very common expression, but and preserve them toa ripe old age can be done by keeping yourself supdentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT, which will beautify the teeth end preserve them from the ravages of decay. . SOZODONT contains no acids or grity sab-tances which inbeneficial effect on the whole economy of the mouth. Sold by all druggists. = ee en Lyon’s Karuarron makes beautifal, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It }Charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. Ee A Card to the Public. For many years we heve made two vast class. of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been made by them, and; id fact, the word failnre canuot be coupled with them. But within the last two years counterfeits of our médicines have sprung ‘up, dangerous in-their elose tmitation of our ‘Trade Mark. ‘To secure the people, box of Holioway’s Ointment the fac simile of the signature of our agent, MY. Jos. Haydock. To -counterfeit is felony. Weshall relentlessly pnrsue any oné who imitates this, with tbe utmost vigor of the law. We most earnestly beg that the great aid us in our efforts to protect their bringing these most unprincipled men to the bar of justice, ly refuse to purcbuse Medicines purporting to be ourunless Mr. Jos. claydock’s signature is attached to each box of Pills or pot uf Ointment, and the end will soon bé reached. The public’s obedient servants, * 12-ly Houitoway & Co. MIORE EGET SE LEP ETE LE NEE LLL LI TE CH EE TIE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION THURSDAY EVENING MAY 24th, 1877, HE Anniversary of the opening of the NEVADA CUUNTY NARKO AUGE kal LbOAD, from Coliax to Nevada City. ? open Railroad Platform at Colfax, the floor being properly canvassed for the purpose. ee THE EXCURSION AND DANCE WILL BE UNDER THE SUPEKVISION OF THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMENTS, Thomas’ Silver Cornet Bend will accompany the Excursion, and Muller & Beckett’s Cotillion Band will furnish music for the Dance. A Sapper will be spread at the Depot, at. Colfax, by Messrs. Curley & Muhon. A GENERAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC IS EXIENDED. —— Committee of Arrangements. Nevada City—Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Haunt, Grass Valley—A. B. Dibble, R. Leech. Colfax—J.-H. Neff, James Ma‘ Revada May 3-im. 4 we think tLat armed to embellish . is decidedly moreappropriate. This. _ plied with a boitle of that splendid} . jure the enamel, but is composed of} rue antiseptic herbs, whieh have al bas‘stood the test of 40 years. Is] medicines snited-to the ailments of a . we bave placed upon each genuine [' mass of the American people will} health, and belp us in our task of! UniformThe Dance willbe held on the (At the dld Hardware eStore). Has on hand and is constantly ‘eegiving, ‘HEAVY AND SHELF _ -HARDWARE, . PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.” °° vse Tools, Nailsand Shovels; . . ._ Wheelbarrows,” far Rope,all szes, Blocks & Sheaves,. nd 2 a ~s Hydraulic Pipe made to ordér. Doors and Windows, Glass‘ and Patty, White Lead. — ig Oils, of all kinds, Giant, California and: Eastern a 4 ” . and everything else nanally found in a first class establishment ‘of this kind. : ni neccarsecdt Sak Heit ) 1 phanger pump, £ tack oie stroke, ao. ON THE sid ; ‘i Ge ua : EVERYTHING IN MY . i," 00 $0 oe ‘N. C.N.G.R. R., . LINE WILL BE SOLD AT s -— “ F i ann is : ansbrow ‘‘ bt ch‘ + . THE LOWESTPRICES, . fost ich pump colaman 135 tron BALL AT COLFAX, puck PES Re too “ 1H “+ water pipe No, 14 iron .* ~on ees: “ 2 winches, capableof lifting 1: tons each. Gas and Water Pipe always. on hand, and connections made with the City Water Works. ‘ W. J. JOHNSTON, 27 and 29 Main Street. Nevada City, March 16, 1877. Transcript ; Job Printing Office COMMERCIALSTREET, Nevada City, tr We are prepared to do Job Printing in a style second to no office in this State. i As an advertising medium the W. J. JOHNSTON,. 3 Agricult Iron and Steel, Carpenférs’ & Picks, Axes, Hoes and Hakes. ”. . AND. FENCE WIRE, Rubber Hose, Belting and Packing. . -. for putting up, on the yround. -{aaost complete establistment ~ BAKER ural THE CELEBRATED Cah fornia. THERE IS NO EXPER.MENT TO = a They are well known in this market, anc b— & HAMILTON, IMPORTERS OF Backeye Mower and Reaper, , Champion Mower and Reaper, oe Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes, Wisner Self-dumping Sulky. Rake, Wood'and Wire Tooth Horse Rakes‘. Farm, Freight and Header Wagons—our own make and im. ported work. Pitt's Genuine Boffalo Thresher, the Ames’ Woo ‘Lhreshing Engines—aud all other Goods usually offered in this line, Our Machines are all ‘first-class— Farmers are sure x manufactured if they buy of us or our Agents . THE BEST AND WARRANTED. Ty the laryest stock of SHELF HAKDWARE, CUTLERY, BELTING, etc., to be found in California. PRICKS LOW, fa_Send for our Catalogue for full particulars. ADDRESS SACRAMENTO OR SAN FRANCISCO, Impl em ents, . BTC..eTC.,.ETO.: . WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING MAOHINES—= e CASE HEADER—far superior to any-other leader, ever used i. dand Straw Barning of having the BEST Machines BE TRIED —EVERY 1 always give satisfaction, Our geods are all NEW and mn ate eS Machinery for Sale, AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, Powder ar = +: P ities : der and Fuse panine 1 Engine 14 in. Cylinder, 99 in. stroke ane ry “ as oa * new STOVES, 1 “ 12 7 46 -9408 o% I “ 10 “ae ae 20 “ ae new ‘> ‘ “ « “ “ Ofail kindsand sizes. . : “ 4 Wie ele Oy ae 3 oe 3 Boilers 16 feet dy 46 inches 3 ineh tubes. TINWARE, 1 “ 16 “ “4g « 4 Thee 1 “ A 1235 <8 89 “ flue oo A.large and complete assortaient, fa ll . Hs Mill, with battery frame : “= 2 ) “ is “ Pry 2 ‘ “ [in excellent order. 2 setg hoisting machinery, 2 “ pumping ve ag 6 “ hoisting and. pumping machinery A variety of mining and blacksmith tools, etc., etc, The Nevada Foundry is prepared to wanufacture hydraulic pipe to order, or the iron will be cut, punched and rolled, ready It is the in the mountains, and work will be done in such aétyle anc at such rates as will induce Suetomers all over the county to get their ‘work done here. $ ap24 GEO. G. ALLAN, Proprietor. ~~ ‘HOUSE FOR SALE. THE house and lot now. oc. cupied by F. Kotelman, on East Broad Street, opposite H. Cov per’s residence, is for sale. Fine frait and well on.the premises. of , LEOP. GARTHE, Nevada City April 12, 1877, 1m. TPROPERTY FOR SALE. Pa aii eity line, containing. 'l'wo 50-100 acres of ground, GOOD HOUSE, with Five Rooms, SPLENDID SPRING, und SPRING HOUSE, GOOD WELL OF WATER, with WINDMILL and PUMP for irrigating. A Barn 18x24, and Wood House 12x16 — Also Two Acres in Wheat for Hay,together with an Orchard containing Apple, Peach and Plum Trees. THE UNDERSIGNED. OF TERS his property for sale, situated east of Park Avenue, joining the purchase, can ascertain terms, etc,, of the proprietor on the premiees. WILLIAM YOUNG. Nevada City, April 25th, 1877. GRAND OPENING! THE “GOLD ROOM,” OQ™ of the most complete i SALOONS, with wouod-work complete, in good order.’. . Enqnife . Any person desiring to. FLOWER SEEDS.CHOICE BULBS FOR SPRING Te PLANTING JUST. RECEIVED —AT— AND OFFERED « AT CATALOGUE RATES. CLOVER SEEDS, GLASS SEEDS, . All at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. A. fall Assortment OF Drugs, Patent Medicines an@ Toilet Articles, Always ; On Hand, FSCR. P‘TIONS ac-ur: an compouyp ed at all hours of the day or night. . Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRES1ON, Prop’r. . PLANOS, Sherman & Hyde, Cor, Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale und & stail Music Dealers,Weber Pianos are the Best Aud are now used in Concerts by all of o GREAT ARTISTS, Send tor Descriptive Ciroulas, The Sherman & Hyde FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Seld at Four Hundred Dollarw! beg Square Pianos are 73 0: tave, and embraces 411 Modern Improvements, such a6 elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, Full tron Frame, Carved Lege and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe T'reble, etc, Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS Agents wanted in every the State fer the Celebrated Standard Organ Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case; Superierity ot: Workmanship, Elegance of ish and Durability, © t {8 UNRIVALLED, ~ county county in We keep constant)r on pand a good assortment of . Reliable Cheap Pianos, 3EVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFYR TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND MACHINE Is . na” We also carRUPE, BALING SS PRESTOWN’S, GARDEN SEEDS, _ ORGANS, : MUSIC, } Pa 4 Ps . 4 . *. hon. Nee & In al) ite sprointments, to be found in FULLY WARRANTED. SC H. 8. Bradley, oe force of rte ai — a ge Floor Directors; Nevada Daily Tranecript is the ke +7 ‘epuinan bree seas ara Prices as low as worthless Pianos can be . men, are out surveyiog t @ proposed CHARGE. This great remedy was} Nevada City—G. von Sclimittbarg, best in the Northern part of the : : cot tia anager eee pee junction ere o wi merica, end a seif-addres enSnee . ; nen ESIRED, . the Grass Valley road leading to the . velope to the Rev. Josspu T. Inman, Grass Valley—F. G. Beatty, Jno. State. Wests: isin Call and see us before purchasing . ae uae Station D, Bible House, New York . -Glasson. = Will superintend its management, and exSHERMAN & HYDE,, na: City. feb2-6m . Colfax—Albert Smith, M. Lobner, PRICES VERY LOW. pone a Cove seons Ansnisie::3, sal by oupis : : ar. GRBAT INDUCEMENTS a Carnow & _—* new ee The People want Proof. ay te ; Y pA oie Dante ot tge ee, sMesittod’ Wricode TO PAR WISHING TO BUY Gen ally toadstool bose . py TRt® i800 edicine prescribed] The train will Inve Nevada Ci ae Re ~” oS 8s. _/ @rass Valley road, near the toll house. by physcians, or sold by Druggists, . 447.45 p. u., and Grase Valley at present at the grand opening. ~ FURNITURE. They have taken out 25 tons of rock, . tbat carries such evideoce ot its Lg 8:15 r, . Returning, leave at the At this Saloon will be found one of the A ae ie We : cess and sup rior virtue as-Bos-. % + & ’ ‘ REIGHT from San Francisco / Me es ho Ces of it fe & mill to have chee’s Mie a Svrap for severe . close of the Bull. M I L LI N B R : FINEST BILLIARD TABLES Z sin WEVAIA CITY cut anl eure, Paa5 The editor of the Grate Vatley . ansuaiprion, cr uny, Giucsse of'tne. Single tickets for gen‘leman for} —~aND— + . imtne state, BES. opp beyires peels benr sg i thé Gra sumption, or a ces tye sig eae : ; 18 c oe ge Tuanscnire ton), . Throut und Langs. A pioof of that . tound trip, (inelading supper) $2. DRESS MAKING. PETTIT & BORDWELL, ; be ae mae Birr, . i, . is that apy person afilicted, can get . Ticket for gentleman and lady, $3.50 i Broad Bereet, Nevada City. _. From local prices, by sending direct te with him for making ewan « Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try Every additional lady, $1 50. : » 4 April 30, 1877, a J. A. SHABER & CO upon a bladder that occurred in the . its superior effect before buying the ae a MISS LOTTIE WEISS, * . A. ” late Teacher's Institute proceedings. . regular size at 75 cents. It has late-] NEWADA RESTAURANT] gp wio. nas been residing at Gan MINERS’ HOME. . ce Uphaloioty tne ena te ath te eaeene . Why, bi war oid soul, the only . '¥Y b€¢0 introduced in this country ay Francisco for the past two years, Seeeoenet areal Ba ln ne = ae G. v y : Y . from Germany, and its wonderful 3 where she has passec a th h F YOU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS . Promptly, an rure to ceme in good er. i y, der, for they are the ch t and mess fault we found with you was your . . @ astowl v " MRS, HOVARDSON, WE instruction in’ MIU.LINERY ak ¢ heme, with » for they ¢ vheapest an y cures are astowisbing every one that ’ DRESS MAKING, has returned fo . reliable dealers in San Francisco. ed . going off half cocked. Keep your. useit. Three doses will.relieve any OULDinform the peop!” of Nevads. home in this city, and is now prepared te] Good Board and Lodging, all orders or letters of enquiry o linen on, Rufe, * lease. Try it. Ww City and vicinity, that she has : Go to the % J, A. SHABER & CO., ‘ ‘ tata . fopend a Cut, Fit, and Meke all kinds of MINERS’ HOME, Commercial St. . jy22 7 Market Street, San Francisce. _ Sam. Davis, the king pin reporter . Cut this Out--1t may save Your Sessa oa Gunmerdsl ti Ladies’ Dresses, ) , r : ~ — of the Virginia City Chronicle, drop: ee. hare of {EY THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. . Board & Lodging $5 per Weck. . MATERIALS FOR MAKING _ pedin upon us yesterday. He has There is no oop — but _ and solicits o ae of Millin ery in all its Branches. ! may 8-Im WAX FLOWERS. ETC. ED .suffers more or less wit ng Dispatronage. , _ eetey oh 3 _ sutvived the criticisms of the PFE8S . use, Coughs, Culds‘or Consumption tals will be served up atali. Ledies’ Hats and Bonnets made to order} SILVER PALACE SALOON, CHOICE ASSORTMENT of m. in regard to his play of “Stealing . yet some would die ratber than pay tee the low price of —. ——-the Latest Spring and Summer Styles. Commercial Street, Nevada City. for making WAX FLOWERS, also fow corpse." Sam. don’t look like a man . 75 cents for a bottle bon a =e aa PR op my ond Bonnets made over Sgr ta 4 ‘TING and noosa ig erg ’ ' would cure them. Dr, A. Bosebee’s Cc P od AL. as good asnew. = : ‘ TUOIEm, ENGHA : — Mes Stenbe serpin, Mat We are . German Byrup his lately been iniso. => OMNES Gentlemen’s Panama and Leghorn Hate. ' The Finest arog) in oll its TOGKA PHS, PAINTINGS, ‘. prepared. to say that he never . juced iv thin country from Germany. Anything the market affords will be pro . Cleaned and White>ed. penis enteide, rip ae : did such a thing. What a _Rewspa-jand its wonderows cures astonish . cured om order at special rates. All work intrusted to my ere, will reietutuntae ets wand 66 tisiahaele ae inper repor ‘, nas it. If doubt ceive prompt and careful attention. Sacramento. gs bd gy teporter won't do for = good item . every one that try it. If you Chen nd acim, andi wit Gece egies éhoisest Wines, Liquors, and oi. . the BKAUX ARTs STOKE, me ve in advance of a competitor, is not . Ve! we say in print, evt this out me a, iwi Prices to suit the . Gaaseth; oo bane Grancieco, os: ] 34 0 A ‘ = = a : : . N.B— . SObePR . * worth’ Gol te * “i mpetonsh Tod belipr economy antes You a Good Meal. MISS LOTTIE WEIBB. Setabee. Speteiey fh any other bowers nthe same line si you. ‘aa + 4 ) it, or w regular size for 75 conts. : } &. r) =e

Boe Daily Geanseip NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ‘Local Brevities. ‘Are we going to have a celebration here on the 4th of July? "They are about to establish a glass factory at Truckee. er. er. Snow fell in the mountains on Wednesday. Mrs. Judge O. P. Stidger is stoping at the Union. W. J. Shinn, of Truckee,has taken unto himself a wife, whereat the this city, was married at San Jose yesterday. Lucky aian that got her. L, E. Doan, of Booa*will not: be eandidate for State Senator. so we are informed. A “Natiooal’’ drill is being put into the Pittsburg iiine instead of # ‘Burleigh.’ The Moore’s Flat Blue Gravel ES __@ _____Company’s _tunnel—is progressing pa finely, having made eighty-one feet in twelve days. From four to six car loads — of ee . freight are loaded every day at Cola, fax forthe people of Grass Vulley and this city. We think many improvements are to be made at vurious places in town, ' judging by the piles of pew luufber that we see around. _ The Sunday schools of Grass Valley were to have their grand pie nic yesterday, but on account of the-had weather it wus postponed, ee Ance McCook, an old Nevada City ' boy, has been elected to Congress from. New York, and will take his seat at the next session, The ‘Grass Valley Union” says ae ‘Gustavus Weeteran of that place te fell from a wagon and strack upon a. stone, which caused a fracture of the skull.. ! cae “The Indian Flat party, which took place on Wednesday evening, for the rug benefit of the school at that place, be ‘Was an immense success in’ every respect. ; : ‘August Lademan has sold‘ out his grocery store on Commerciak street to Webber & Chaty. His health would not permit his engaging ia business for the present. The rain for the past week bas done an immense sight of good around here. You can almost see vegetebles, grass and clover grow. The gardens ~look beautiful at this time. The‘‘Union”’ is very much worried because steps have not been _ taken to ‘have “‘wreetling matches’”’ in Grass Valley. The editor of that paper wants a chance to hit some fellow below the belt. The Superintendent, of the Watt Blue Gravel Mining Company writes that they have stopped sinking the shaft until the ho'sting works are erected, as there was too much water «> to work to advantage, The new walk to be built on’ Cottage street, for the convenience of people living in that part of the city, 7 will be completed in the course. of a week or so if the weather will permit. : ne-—\~yeung men aronnd ‘here -rejoivetirs—. pains. ‘i Miss Maitie Hinds, formerly of THE very latest styles of mens Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and a. full line of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Shoes, all of which will be sold at low prices at Hyman Bros., corner Broad and Pine streets, mad . New Arrival at the Palace Dry . Geods Store of Rosenberg Brothers. One of the largest and most select stocks of Dry Goodsjever brought to this city, arrived hé?é yesterday at the Palace Dry Goods Store. . ‘Ihe establishment is now full to_its utmost capacity. As their price are always the lowest, the ladies would do well to'call early and secure bar_ Resenserc Bros., Palace Dry Goods Store — mal0 ‘Frye’s Photographs are Unéxcel‘leds : When you want a picture that shall be a ‘rueglikeness of yourself, goto H.-H. Frye’s, 644 Mill Street, who owns the only Perfect Gullery in Grass Valley. Do not squander your money by going to inferior Galleries, because Pictures are ad-verlised half a dollar cheaper per dozen, Frye employs’ only experienced artists, he allows no poor pic tures to leave bis place; he eularges -old pictures to any size required; he is very successful with children; he wishes the public to compare his work with others; he» has the very best facilities, and he is snecegsful because be entirely nnderstands the art and pnys particular attention . to bis business, and gives'all the parts his persobal supervision. ap 27 For Sale at $400. House and‘lot on Main street, oppositethe Union Hotel. Rents for ten dollars per month, Inquire of A. Di. and P. Satton. a20, Miss Mollie Murphy, Successor to Mrs, R. W. Murphy, No. 165 J Street, is constantly receiving new novelties in Millinery, Straw Goods, Fine Flowers, ete., from New York and Europe. Special attention paid to orders sent directly to her. Ladies wonld do well to try for themselves, and satisfaction will be guaranteed. ap2l-tf Wall Paper. i J ust received, six thousand rolls of Wall Paper. Also Window Shades of every description. ' WA. Sigourney, 18 and 20 Commercial Street. Ap3 Coucus and Colds are often overlooked. A continuance for any length of time causes irritation of the Lungs or somechronic Throat Diseuse. ‘*Brown’s Bronchial Troches” are an effectual Cough Remedy. £xrn Like Mouumental Alabaster may be aitained by using Glenn’s Sulphur Soap, which does away with tbe necessity for Sulpbar Baths, Try it, ladies. Itis a genuine beautifier, and very esonomieal, Hint to those Prematurely Gray, use’ Hill’s Hair Dye: Haaan’s MaGno.ia Bano preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate, Its application ‘cannot be detected. Union Hotel Barber Shop. Shaving, Sbhampooing, Hair Cutting perfurme at the Union Hotel Barber Shop in the bighest style of the art, “James Fay, Proprictor. A Card. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakness, early decay, tops Is a very common expression, but and preserve them toa ripe old age can be done by keeping yourself supdentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT, which will beautify the teeth end preserve them from the ravages of decay. . SOZODONT contains no acids or grity sab-tances which inbeneficial effect on the whole economy of the mouth. Sold by all druggists. = ee en Lyon’s Karuarron makes beautifal, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It }Charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. Ee A Card to the Public. For many years we heve made two vast class. of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been made by them, and; id fact, the word failnre canuot be coupled with them. But within the last two years counterfeits of our médicines have sprung ‘up, dangerous in-their elose tmitation of our ‘Trade Mark. ‘To secure the people, box of Holioway’s Ointment the fac simile of the signature of our agent, MY. Jos. Haydock. To -counterfeit is felony. Weshall relentlessly pnrsue any oné who imitates this, with tbe utmost vigor of the law. We most earnestly beg that the great aid us in our efforts to protect their bringing these most unprincipled men to the bar of justice, ly refuse to purcbuse Medicines purporting to be ourunless Mr. Jos. claydock’s signature is attached to each box of Pills or pot uf Ointment, and the end will soon bé reached. The public’s obedient servants, * 12-ly Houitoway & Co. MIORE EGET SE LEP ETE LE NEE LLL LI TE CH EE TIE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION THURSDAY EVENING MAY 24th, 1877, HE Anniversary of the opening of the NEVADA CUUNTY NARKO AUGE kal LbOAD, from Coliax to Nevada City. ? open Railroad Platform at Colfax, the floor being properly canvassed for the purpose. ee THE EXCURSION AND DANCE WILL BE UNDER THE SUPEKVISION OF THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMENTS, Thomas’ Silver Cornet Bend will accompany the Excursion, and Muller & Beckett’s Cotillion Band will furnish music for the Dance. A Sapper will be spread at the Depot, at. Colfax, by Messrs. Curley & Muhon. A GENERAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC IS EXIENDED. —— Committee of Arrangements. Nevada City—Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Haunt, Grass Valley—A. B. Dibble, R. Leech. Colfax—J.-H. Neff, James Ma‘ Revada May 3-im. 4 we think tLat armed to embellish . is decidedly moreappropriate. This. _ plied with a boitle of that splendid} . jure the enamel, but is composed of} rue antiseptic herbs, whieh have al bas‘stood the test of 40 years. Is] medicines snited-to the ailments of a . we bave placed upon each genuine [' mass of the American people will} health, and belp us in our task of! UniformThe Dance willbe held on the (At the dld Hardware eStore). Has on hand and is constantly ‘eegiving, ‘HEAVY AND SHELF _ -HARDWARE, . PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.” °° vse Tools, Nailsand Shovels; . . ._ Wheelbarrows,” far Rope,all szes, Blocks & Sheaves,. nd 2

a ~s Hydraulic Pipe made to ordér. Doors and Windows, Glass‘ and Patty, White Lead. — ig Oils, of all kinds, Giant, California and: Eastern a 4 ” . and everything else nanally found in a first class establishment ‘of this kind. : ni neccarsecdt Sak Heit ) 1 phanger pump, £ tack oie stroke, ao. ON THE sid ; ‘i Ge ua : EVERYTHING IN MY . i," 00 $0 oe ‘N. C.N.G.R. R., . LINE WILL BE SOLD AT s -— “ F i ann is : ansbrow ‘‘ bt ch‘ + . THE LOWESTPRICES, . fost ich pump colaman 135 tron BALL AT COLFAX, puck PES Re too “ 1H “+ water pipe No, 14 iron .* ~on ees: “ 2 winches, capableof lifting 1: tons each. Gas and Water Pipe always. on hand, and connections made with the City Water Works. ‘ W. J. JOHNSTON, 27 and 29 Main Street. Nevada City, March 16, 1877. Transcript ; Job Printing Office COMMERCIALSTREET, Nevada City, tr We are prepared to do Job Printing in a style second to no office in this State. i As an advertising medium the W. J. JOHNSTON,. 3 Agricult Iron and Steel, Carpenférs’ & Picks, Axes, Hoes and Hakes. ”. . AND. FENCE WIRE, Rubber Hose, Belting and Packing. . -. for putting up, on the yround. -{aaost complete establistment ~ BAKER ural THE CELEBRATED Cah fornia. THERE IS NO EXPER.MENT TO = a They are well known in this market, anc b— & HAMILTON, IMPORTERS OF Backeye Mower and Reaper, , Champion Mower and Reaper, oe Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes, Wisner Self-dumping Sulky. Rake, Wood'and Wire Tooth Horse Rakes‘. Farm, Freight and Header Wagons—our own make and im. ported work. Pitt's Genuine Boffalo Thresher, the Ames’ Woo ‘Lhreshing Engines—aud all other Goods usually offered in this line, Our Machines are all ‘first-class— Farmers are sure x manufactured if they buy of us or our Agents . THE BEST AND WARRANTED. Ty the laryest stock of SHELF HAKDWARE, CUTLERY, BELTING, etc., to be found in California. PRICKS LOW, fa_Send for our Catalogue for full particulars. ADDRESS SACRAMENTO OR SAN FRANCISCO, Impl em ents, . BTC...eTC.,..ETO.: . WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING MAOHINES—= e CASE HEADER—far superior to any-other leader, ever used i. dand Straw Barning of having the BEST Machines BE TRIED —EVERY 1 always give satisfaction, Our geods are all NEW and mn ate eS Machinery for Sale, AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, Powder ar = +: P ities : der and Fuse panine 1 Engine 14 in. Cylinder, 99 in. stroke ane ry “ as oa * new STOVES, 1 “ 12 7 46 -9408 o% I “ 10 “ae ae 20 “ ae new ‘> ‘ “ « “ “ Ofail kindsand sizes. . : “ 4 Wie ele Oy ae 3 oe 3 Boilers 16 feet dy 46 inches 3 ineh tubes. TINWARE, 1 “ 16 “ “4g « 4 Thee 1 “ A 1235 <8 89 “ flue oo A.large and complete assortaient, fa ll . Hs Mill, with battery frame : “= 2 ) “ is “ Pry 2 ‘ “ [in excellent order. 2 setg hoisting machinery, 2 “ pumping ve ag 6 “ hoisting and. pumping machinery A variety of mining and blacksmith tools, etc., etc, The Nevada Foundry is prepared to wanufacture hydraulic pipe to order, or the iron will be cut, punched and rolled, ready It is the in the mountains, and work will be done in such aétyle anc at such rates as will induce Suetomers all over the county to get their ‘work done here. $ ap24 GEO. G. ALLAN, Proprietor. ~~ ‘HOUSE FOR SALE. THE house and lot now. oc. cupied by F. Kotelman, on East Broad Street, opposite H. Cov per’s residence, is for sale. Fine frait and well on.the premises. of , LEOP. GARTHE, Nevada City April 12, 1877, 1m. TPROPERTY FOR SALE. Pa aii eity line, containing. 'l'wo 50-100 acres of ground, GOOD HOUSE, with Five Rooms, SPLENDID SPRING, und SPRING HOUSE, GOOD WELL OF WATER, with WINDMILL and PUMP for irrigating. A Barn 18x24, and Wood House 12x16 — Also Two Acres in Wheat for Hay,together with an Orchard containing Apple, Peach and Plum Trees. THE UNDERSIGNED. OF TERS his property for sale, situated east of Park Avenue, joining the purchase, can ascertain terms, etc,, of the proprietor on the premiees. WILLIAM YOUNG. Nevada City, April 25th, 1877. GRAND OPENING! THE “GOLD ROOM,” OQ™ of the most complete i SALOONS, with wouod-work complete, in good order.’. . Enqnife . Any person desiring to. FLOWER SEEDS.CHOICE BULBS FOR SPRING Te PLANTING JUST. RECEIVED —AT— AND OFFERED « AT CATALOGUE RATES. CLOVER SEEDS, GLASS SEEDS, . All at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. A. fall Assortment OF Drugs, Patent Medicines an@ Toilet Articles, Always ; On Hand, FSCR. P‘TIONS ac-ur: an compouyp ed at all hours of the day or night. . Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRES1ON, Prop’r. . PLANOS, Sherman & Hyde, Cor, Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco Wholesale und & stail Music Dealers,Weber Pianos are the Best Aud are now used in Concerts by all of o GREAT ARTISTS, Send tor Descriptive Ciroulas, The Sherman & Hyde FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Seld at Four Hundred Dollarw! beg Square Pianos are 73 0: tave, and embraces 411 Modern Improvements, such a6 elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, Full tron Frame, Carved Lege and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe T'reble, etc, Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS Agents wanted in every the State fer the Celebrated Standard Organ Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case; Superierity ot: Workmanship, Elegance of ish and Durability, © t {8 UNRIVALLED, ~ county county in We keep constant)r on pand a good assortment of . Reliable Cheap Pianos, 3EVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFYR TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND MACHINE Is . na” We also carRUPE, BALING SS PRESTOWN’S, GARDEN SEEDS, _ ORGANS, : MUSIC, } Pa 4 Ps . 4 . *. hon. Nee & In al) ite sprointments, to be found in FULLY WARRANTED. SC H. 8. Bradley, oe force of rte ai — a ge Floor Directors; Nevada Daily Tranecript is the ke +7 ‘epuinan bree seas ara Prices as low as worthless Pianos can be . men, are out surveyiog t @ proposed CHARGE. This great remedy was} Nevada City—G. von Sclimittbarg, best in the Northern part of the : : cot tia anager eee pee junction ere o wi merica, end a seif-addres enSnee . ; nen ESIRED, . the Grass Valley road leading to the . velope to the Rev. Josspu T. Inman, Grass Valley—F. G. Beatty, Jno. State. Wests: isin Call and see us before purchasing . ae uae Station D, Bible House, New York . -Glasson. = Will superintend its management, and exSHERMAN & HYDE,, na: City. feb2-6m . Colfax—Albert Smith, M. Lobner, PRICES VERY LOW. pone a Cove seons Ansnisie::3, sal by oupis : : ar. GRBAT INDUCEMENTS a Carnow & _—* new ee The People want Proof. ay te ; Y pA oie Dante ot tge ee, sMesittod’ Wricode TO PAR WISHING TO BUY Gen ally toadstool bose . py TRt® i800 edicine prescribed] The train will Inve Nevada Ci ae Re ~” oS 8s. _/ @rass Valley road, near the toll house. by physcians, or sold by Druggists, . 447.45 p. u., and Grase Valley at present at the grand opening. ~ FURNITURE. They have taken out 25 tons of rock, . tbat carries such evideoce ot its Lg 8:15 r, . Returning, leave at the At this Saloon will be found one of the A ae ie We : cess and sup rior virtue as-Bos-. % + & ’ ‘ REIGHT from San Francisco / Me es ho Ces of it fe & mill to have chee’s Mie a Svrap for severe . close of the Bull. M I L LI N B R : FINEST BILLIARD TABLES Z sin WEVAIA CITY cut anl eure, Paa5 The editor of the Grate Vatley . ansuaiprion, cr uny, Giucsse of'tne. Single tickets for gen‘leman for} —~aND— + . imtne state, BES. opp beyires peels benr sg i thé Gra sumption, or a ces tye sig eae : ; 18 c oe ge Tuanscnire ton), . Throut und Langs. A pioof of that . tound trip, (inelading supper) $2. DRESS MAKING. PETTIT & BORDWELL, ; be ae mae Birr, . i, . is that apy person afilicted, can get . Ticket for gentleman and lady, $3.50 i Broad Bereet, Nevada City. _. From local prices, by sending direct te with him for making ewan « Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try Every additional lady, $1 50. : » 4 April 30, 1877, a J. A. SHABER & CO upon a bladder that occurred in the . its superior effect before buying the ae a MISS LOTTIE WEISS, * . A. ” late Teacher's Institute proceedings. . regular size at 75 cents. It has late-] NEWADA RESTAURANT] gp wio. nas been residing at Gan MINERS’ HOME. . ce Uphaloioty tne ena te ath te eaeene . Why, bi war oid soul, the only . '¥Y b€¢0 introduced in this country ay Francisco for the past two years, Seeeoenet areal Ba ln ne = ae G. v y : Y . from Germany, and its wonderful 3 where she has passec a th h F YOU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS . Promptly, an rure to ceme in good er. i y, der, for they are the ch t and mess fault we found with you was your . . @ astowl v " MRS, HOVARDSON, WE instruction in’ MIU.LINERY ak ¢ heme, with » for they ¢ vheapest an y cures are astowisbing every one that ’ DRESS MAKING, has returned fo . reliable dealers in San Francisco. ed . going off half cocked. Keep your. useit. Three doses will.relieve any OULDinform the peop!” of Nevads. home in this city, and is now prepared te] Good Board and Lodging, all orders or letters of enquiry o linen on, Rufe, * lease. Try it. Ww City and vicinity, that she has : Go to the % J, A. SHABER & CO., ‘ ‘ tata . fopend a Cut, Fit, and Meke all kinds of MINERS’ HOME, Commercial St. . jy22 7 Market Street, San Francisce. _ Sam. Davis, the king pin reporter . Cut this Out--1t may save Your Sessa oa Gunmerdsl ti Ladies’ Dresses, ) , r : ~ — of the Virginia City Chronicle, drop: ee. hare of {EY THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. . Board & Lodging $5 per Weck. . MATERIALS FOR MAKING _ pedin upon us yesterday. He has There is no oop — but _ and solicits o ae of Millin ery in all its Branches. ! may 8-Im WAX FLOWERS. ETC. ED .suffers more or less wit ng Dispatronage. , _ eetey oh 3 _ sutvived the criticisms of the PFE8S . use, Coughs, Culds‘or Consumption tals will be served up atali. Ledies’ Hats and Bonnets made to order} SILVER PALACE SALOON, CHOICE ASSORTMENT of m. in regard to his play of “Stealing . yet some would die ratber than pay tee the low price of —. ——-the Latest Spring and Summer Styles. Commercial Street, Nevada City. for making WAX FLOWERS, also fow corpse." Sam. don’t look like a man . 75 cents for a bottle bon a =e aa PR op my ond Bonnets made over Sgr ta 4 ‘TING and noosa ig erg ’ ' would cure them. Dr, A. Bosebee’s Cc P od AL. as good asnew. = : ‘ TUOIEm, ENGHA : — Mes Stenbe serpin, Mat We are . German Byrup his lately been iniso. => OMNES Gentlemen’s Panama and Leghorn Hate. ' The Finest arog) in oll its TOGKA PHS, PAINTINGS, ‘. prepared. to say that he never . juced iv thin country from Germany. Anything the market affords will be pro . Cleaned and White>ed. penis enteide, rip ae : did such a thing. What a _Rewspa-jand its wonderows cures astonish . cured om order at special rates. All work intrusted to my ere, will reietutuntae ets wand 66 tisiahaele ae inper repor ‘, nas it. If doubt ceive prompt and careful attention. Sacramento. gs bd gy teporter won't do for = good item . every one that try it. If you Chen nd acim, andi wit Gece egies éhoisest Wines, Liquors, and oi. . the BKAUX ARTs STOKE, me ve in advance of a competitor, is not . Ve! we say in print, evt this out me a, iwi Prices to suit the . Gaaseth; oo bane Grancieco, os: ] 34 0 A ‘ = = a : : . N.B— . SObePR . * worth’ Gol te * “i mpetonsh Tod belipr economy antes You a Good Meal. MISS LOTTIE WEIBB. Setabee. Speteiey fh any other bowers nthe same line si you. ‘aa + 4 ) it, or w regular size for 75 conts. : } &. r) =e