May 18, 1881 (4 pages)

=D UP , int CAB Butlding, ar the Plazg. manufacture or E, and to ¢y i Deseription, » ete, romptly and gs » tria t da HITCHCOCK. ———___ 'URNER crry, TAIL DEALER AR S, INWARE, ITTINGS, R, FUSE, at ee S, TOLS ASS, TY, ETC. ware, MING brated Powder, in use. \NITE IRON kinds. 418 OF ALL notice. their advan‘befere buyINER, to a Mining 1D OFFICB, lay 4, 1881. at the. Mount avel Mining hose post ofdai pot gd tion for Consolidated tein Vi 2 county, plat and feid follows, viz:ons known a nc, described . n. tree 2 feet in ch a stake is Mount. Blane ich @ spruce bears N 493° E, east 14. 95 Richmond SE oui which the 32, T. 18 N. W 5. ‘20 chains o post Ne. 3, and M. B. NW ains to post ‘ cedar stump corner Rich33° W 20.25 y corner and ning 40 acres. on. SW corner, corner of the ation 174° marked n 16 inches in links; thence fo. 3 marked , balsam tree 315° W = 3 to post No which is also he Richmond 5 chains of beginning, desi eng is $1 and 32, East, Mt. Dioining claimGravel Mine; iverse claims , present the xty days from “2 Register. B, eet "_» charge of Bowman’s dam, will go to ’, probably caused either by the bite of Francisco. Monday. --acted-in the Superior Court yester— ‘ders are constantly coming in, thus ‘of work. is turned out athis-shop. It ‘probably complete the contract with_ ever made in Nevada City—call and “THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT, . tees pear ee NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA ———— a Ft “Brief. Mention. ‘. B. Brady weut to San Francisco . yesterday. He tried to get away “without letting the TRansexipr-man “Je row it. W.C. Chase, the gentleman in Massachusetts om @ visit about the first of next month. Dr. Buelow is confined to his house with a sore foot. The trouble is a poisonous ingect or by a sprain, Night before. Jast--Miss Lillie Thatcher returned from Los Angeles, where she has been visiting for the past month. Her mother stopped over in Sacramento for a day or two on their way home. Edwin Tilley, Superintendent of the Biack Bear mine; went to San” Yesterday Mrs.‘Tiliey and her daughter Annie went . to Sacramento where they will be joined by Mr. T., and iake'a trip to the mine with him. Henry Waters’ ranch ext on Gold Flat is famous for its big gooseberries. Some of the ‘Ecyglish kind, not near ripe, that were brought to town yes— terd:y, measured more than three inches.in circumference one way and ovet two inches the other. ——— SS eo Superior Court. ; The following business was: trans-day, Judge John Caldwell presidiag: A. Walrath et als vs. E. Merri-: fieldet als. Ordered. that the. time to answer be extended so as to include all of next week, In the matter-of the estate of Jos. Hertwiek, deceased, an— order was male ‘continuing hearing till May May 20th, W. C. Durno vs. Joseph Gray.— Motion to dismiss appeal overruled. J.-C. Broderick_vs,-HisCreditors. The further hgaring upon’ the order ‘requiring J. E. Broderick to appear . : and answer under oath certain things, ‘was continued till to-day at 10 a. Mm. A Busy Shop. S. C. Hitchcock, carpenter and . joiner, whose shop is on Sacramento street, near the Plaza, has put up a planing machine, circular.and ribbon saw, matching and boring machiues, etc., all of which are run by water auteer. He does all kinds of carpentering and cabinet work, and orgiving him all he can do, His prices for work, are very low, and with the facilities he has, an immense amount is worth a visit.to his place of -busi— mess to see the way things ‘‘fly around” there. Round Muuntain Mine. The contractors engaged in ad‘vancing the main tunnel of the Round Mountain drift gravel claim so_as to explore the hill, have already gone fifty feet, making it now in 686 feet. They have 350 feét more to run, ‘butas.the formation being passed through is soft granite bedrock good progress is being miade and they will in the next four months. > oo Rel of Honor. The following is the roll’ of honor ‘of the Oakland school, for the mouth ‘ending May 13th, 1881: Mary Sutton, Maggie Sutton, Maggie Stenger, Iva Stenger, Effie Gillespie, Celia Wood, Katie O’Donuell, Magyie O'Donnell, Ellen Leonard, Alice Barr, Maggie Richards, * Fannie Grigsby, James Rosewall, Percy Preble, Frank McKeon and Jobn O'Donnell. Idaho Clean-up. Theodore W. Sterling and his sister yesterday visited the Idaho mine and explored some of its workings. While at tle mine they saw the result of a week's run melted, and the amount realized’ was two gold bars worth about $14,000. Milch Cows For Sale. Frank Aumer has just’ received a number of fine milch cows which he offers for sale cheap. m17-3t &= Ice Cream at T ‘AM’s. tf * Ready. Quirk has his gallery-in first-class order and is making the finest work “pivee, OR “Main “street, 3 scuffling with Hooper, in a friendly. GRASS VALLEY. NOTES. Borrowed from the Union and Free Lance. The Good Templars lost about $75 on their pic-nic. The uninitiated turned out better than the lodge’s . members. -Foe Alexander, hunt” the other night by some Grass . Valley jokers, Oar neighbors have decided to observe ~ Decoration Day by holding memorial services on the 29th instant over the graves in their various cemeteries. Dan. O'Rourke, who was connect— ed with the Fashion stable, has disposed of ‘his interest in that institution and ‘intends to turn: his attention to mining on the Yuba river, near Purdon’s. é ‘Charles Allen had his leg bro’en Sunday afternoon. at Kit Temby’s Allen was way, when the former was ‘thrown with the result hamed. John Ford & Co., lessees of the Ford & Mallen claim, on New York Hill, finished a run of 30 loads of quartz on Saturday, which gave a yield of $3,051.57, or over $100 per load. This did not include sulphurets. This cleanup gave the lessees over $4 per day for theirtabor after . paying the owners of the ground fif— ty per cent of the gross proceeds. — The ore was taken from a part of the ‘mine that-had not previously ’ afford— ed v.ry rich rock. The big pumping engine was started upat the Scotia Monday to.run the 12-inch plunger, and during the afternoon was lowering the water in the shaft rapidly, although the engine was not running over four -Strokes-aminute.TPhe braces tq thet pump were not all in place, and hence the pump was not run as fast as it would be if preparations © were entirely completed. It was expect— ed the mine would be pumped out yesterday. Made them Move On. Monday evening about dak Marshal ‘Baldridge discovered two wagon loads of Judson blasting powder intherear ot Mills’ stable. They had heen anchored there for the night : by the careless teamsters who were taking them tothe mines. The Marshal made the boys hitch up and move outside the city limits. There ought to be some penalty attached to tsuch recklessness, which appears to be common, Mining Company's Property Burned. Last Saturday afternoon a fire caught in the kitchen of a boardinghouse at Fall Creek, Washington township, destroying the boardinghouse, blacksmith, shop and toolhouse, all owned by the Blue Tent Mining Company. __A defective stovepipe did the ¢ damage. House for Sale. The residence of Geo. 8. Hupp on Main street, Nevada City, is offered for sale. Enquire at residence. lw Mountain Ice. The Nevada Icé Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, busi— ness houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House willbe promptly attended to, m3 tf J. 8, THompson. > Notice. N&ice is hereby given that I have appointed Niles Searle of Nevada: City, my agent, to collect and receipt for-ail demands due or to become due me. All persons knowing them. selves indebted to me ure requested to make payment at once and thereby save costs. ml4-lw Casper FoGeELt. Hay AT MARKET RATES. £19-tf M. Lospner, Colfax. oe Fer Rent. One of the pleasantest front rooms in the city, in second story of the Transcript Block, is offered for rent. Apply at this office. tf a Take a Book-keeping course . at Chestnutwood’s Business College. Still at the Old Place. Tus RopoirH Pertodipisaen, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Ho tel, Nevada City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. Mas. J. F. Ron ups, Prop’r. see samples, . .mis-Te CoLLrns, ‘Operates. ap2 a San Frawc'eto y drummer, was taken out fora ‘‘snipe Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Te Lease. Responsible parties can lease for a term of two years the saloon mght at the Nevada ‘ City Park. Good inducements offered. Apply to F. -M. Sctimipt,,corner Park Avenue and . Boulderetreet, tf ROOMS FOR RENT. ~ Pleasant b: Dwelling Rooms, with or without beds. One Large Front Room on ground floor, suitable for saioon or store. Contains nice saloon fixtures. Lodging 25 Ceuts. Apply at first house above City Hall on Broad street. MRS. ROSA KING. Nevada City, April wh. HOUSE ¢ FURNITURE FOR SALE. * I OFPER-¥ORSALE MY House ,and Lot on -ProspeetHil. with or without the Fur niture. The house_ contains eight rooms, patent closet and clothes rooms. City water in the t house and throughont the lot. The furniture consists in part of Piano, Two Parlor Sets, Th bedding, Carpets, Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture, Cooking Range, Parlor Stoves, “Porcelain, China and Glasa Ware, ‘etc. Time will be give for part payment, sired——Apply-on-the-premises, JOHN PATTISON. Nevada City, May 1Ith. ete. tt deNew York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. J. S. CHIVELL, pats leased the pecteas & on Broad street, Known as the New York Store, has fitted it up and stocked it\with-a fine assortment of DRY AND FANCY.GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ ‘dren’s Hats, Trimmings &c. The_stock-embraces all the latest styles reeeived in’ San’ Francisco, and-ladies qi ety upon_ purchasing First Class Goods at” the Very Lowest Prices. ("Call and Examine the New Goods. Having located permanently in Nevada City, a share of public patronage is solicted. J. S. CHIVELL, Proprietor New York Dry Goods Store. dens DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLOR, PINE STREET, Beckman’s‘ Building. apl9 OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor. Class Work at Popular Prices. Boots Blacked Free of Charge. FirstN. B.—Mr. Duncan was formerly. engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, and is a thorough master of the ‘‘tonsorial art.’ Nevada City, April ‘Ist. American Meat Market, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Strect, Nevada City. I AM prepared to supply the people of Nevada City and vicinity with Choice Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates. as can be purchased anywhere in Nevada City. Meats delivered within a reasonable distance free of charge. If-you warit a nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet or Chop, give me a call. Lintend to always keep the best meats to be procured in the market at my shop, and customers, whether o!d or young, can rely upon getting whac they drder, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. W. C. BURROUGHS. Nevada City, May 15th, STABLE STOCK FOR SALE. oneists of Two Good Horses, 1 2-Horse Covered Hack, Wagon, 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 1 2-Horse Covered Buggy. Also, ROBES, HARNESS, &c. ALS NEW , If not sold at private sale will sell at public auction at the stable on May 28th, 1881. MES. M. PINGREE, Nevada City, B. H. MILLER KS ea CLOTHING, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, — To be found in any Store in the'city. Broad St., Odd Fellows Building, a29 NEVADA CITY. . \Spring Styles ! ree Bed:oom Sets, with beds ane . . and Chil-} 1 2-Horse 2-seated Covered} Spring Goods to Summer Goods!) . Summer ma Soups) — . HYMAN BROS = { -** just received a full assortment FINE CLOTHING for so» Men and Boys, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, -and VALISES. _ Our Stock is Complete in Every Department. a Prices the Lowest in the Market. Call on us Before ureohasing,. HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New York ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St. San Francisco; Merchant St., Honolulu; Sandwich Islands. a yk Look Out for JACKSON’S Price List. REMOVED by. W. A. Sigourney. AT LM._SUKEF —f FREDERICKSBURG BEER To Building formerly occupied IMMENSE ca «« FINE = FURNITURE ! ORT CHL MV ES TINS IN EVW7.£: BARGAINS FINE — FURNITURE Aq _SUKEFORTH NEVADA CITY. SNIVOUVE ASNGININI e L Cc. BLEY. PETRR YOUNG Nevada Fountain, (Formerly Gold] esa Broad Street, Next Boor ty My man’s, . Nevada City. BLEY & YOUNG, PROPRIETORS, ——_ FROM SAN JOSE. UNITED. STATES BEER FROM SAN-FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca BOTILED BEER. OF ALL KINDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CIGARS ! Messrs. BLEY & YOUNG have the public. . * —s LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING ON SATURDAY EVENING MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH RVED EVERY DAY. . COME AND SEE US. WM. R. COE. AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS ‘ Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED ” A LARGE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes & Gaiters. Wines & Liquors} had leng experience as caterers to} « Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! —— JEING OVERSTOCKED, WITH THE Finest Stock of CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City Iem determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail . during the next sO DAYS eee LESS THAN COST IN SAN FRAN CISCO! This is no buncombe, — but_a Plain Brsiness Proposition . ~ “ MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, . . CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City cam offer. ,Read a few of my Prices: * Cigars that cost $125 a th and in Sao Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 Cigars that cost $70_a Francisco, 1 sell at 8 1-8 cents apiece Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece Very good Cigars for tout and five cents each, ta Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods nad Prices. JOHN JACK New Variety Store Commercial Street, Adjoining W. BR. Cec’s shoe Store. L. DULAG EGS to inform his friends and the puldia oe Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies‘ and . Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, Slippers and Buskins. Also a lar, oo eocenees of, Children’s and Misses’ Sc hoes, Boys’ and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. "amilnana Overshoes for young and old. Goods but not the Quality. i —— Thanking my old friends and* patrons for then fav ~ a I hope to merit a continuance of 4 W .R. VOE ji have reduced. my prices of. in general that he has opened a Variety, ! Vegctable and Fruit. Store at the above stand, and will keep constantly om hand the best assortment of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, i . CANDIES and NUTS, i And everything generally kept in a First . Class Va-iety Store. Vegetables raised in the city limits ang . fresh from the garden every morning. Cabbage and Tomato Plants. The Store will be under the manage Ll. DULAC, Jz . Nevada City, April 30th, 1881. Fa * Is among the best in the market, andI am

=D UP , int CAB Butlding, ar the Plazg. manufacture or E, and to ¢y i Deseription, » ete, romptly and gs » tria t da HITCHCOCK. ———___ 'URNER crry, TAIL DEALER AR S, INWARE, ITTINGS, R, FUSE, at ee S, TOLS ASS, TY, ETC. ware, MING brated Powder, in use. \NITE IRON kinds. 418 OF ALL notice. their advan‘befere buyINER, to a Mining 1D OFFICB, lay 4, 1881. at the. Mount avel Mining hose post ofdai pot gd tion for Consolidated tein Vi 2 county, plat and feid follows, viz:ons known a nc, described . n. tree 2 feet in ch a stake is Mount. Blane ich @ spruce bears N 493° E, east 14. 95 Richmond SE oui which the 32, T. 18 N. W 5. ‘20 chains o post Ne. 3, and M. B. NW ains to post ‘ cedar stump corner Rich33° W 20.25 y corner and ning 40 acres. on. SW corner, corner of the ation 174° marked n 16 inches in links; thence fo. 3 marked , balsam tree 315° W = 3 to post No which is also he Richmond 5 chains of beginning, desi eng is $1 and 32, East, Mt. Dioining claimGravel Mine; iverse claims , present the xty days from “2 Register. B, eet "_» charge of Bowman’s dam, will go to ’, probably caused either by the bite of Francisco. Monday. --acted-in the Superior Court yester— ‘ders are constantly coming in, thus ‘of work. is turned out athis-shop. It ‘probably complete the contract with_ ever made in Nevada City—call and “THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT, . tees pear ee NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA ———— a Ft “Brief. Mention. ‘. B. Brady weut to San Francisco . yesterday. He tried to get away “without letting the TRansexipr-man “Je row it. W.C. Chase, the gentleman in Massachusetts om @ visit about the first of next month. Dr. Buelow is confined to his house with a sore foot. The trouble is a poisonous ingect or by a sprain, Night before. Jast--Miss Lillie Thatcher returned from Los Angeles, where she has been visiting for the past month. Her mother stopped over in Sacramento for a day or two on their way home. Edwin Tilley, Superintendent of the Biack Bear mine; went to San” Yesterday Mrs.‘Tiliey and her daughter Annie went . to Sacramento where they will be joined by Mr. T., and iake'a trip to the mine with him. Henry Waters’ ranch ext on Gold Flat is famous for its big gooseberries. Some of the ‘Ecyglish kind, not near ripe, that were brought to town yes— terd:y, measured more than three inches.in circumference one way and ovet two inches the other. ——— SS eo Superior Court. ; The following business was: trans-day, Judge John Caldwell presidiag: A. Walrath et als vs. E. Merri-: fieldet als. Ordered. that the. time to answer be extended so as to include all of next week, In the matter-of the estate of Jos. Hertwiek, deceased, an— order was male ‘continuing hearing till May May 20th, W. C. Durno vs. Joseph Gray.— Motion to dismiss appeal overruled. J.-C. Broderick_vs,-HisCreditors. The further hgaring upon’ the order ‘requiring J. E. Broderick to appear . : and answer under oath certain things, ‘was continued till to-day at 10 a. Mm. A Busy Shop. S. C. Hitchcock, carpenter and . joiner, whose shop is on Sacramento street, near the Plaza, has put up a planing machine, circular.and ribbon saw, matching and boring machiues, etc., all of which are run by water auteer. He does all kinds of carpentering and cabinet work, and orgiving him all he can do, His prices for work, are very low, and with the facilities he has, an immense amount is worth a visit.to his place of -busi— mess to see the way things ‘‘fly around” there. Round Muuntain Mine. The contractors engaged in ad‘vancing the main tunnel of the Round Mountain drift gravel claim so_as to explore the hill, have already gone fifty feet, making it now in 686 feet. They have 350 feét more to run, ‘butas.the formation being passed through is soft granite bedrock good progress is being miade and they will in the next four months. > oo Rel of Honor. The following is the roll’ of honor ‘of the Oakland school, for the mouth ‘ending May 13th, 1881: Mary Sutton, Maggie Sutton, Maggie Stenger, Iva Stenger, Effie Gillespie, Celia Wood, Katie O’Donuell, Magyie O'Donnell, Ellen Leonard, Alice Barr, Maggie Richards, * Fannie Grigsby, James Rosewall, Percy Preble, Frank McKeon and Jobn O'Donnell. Idaho Clean-up. Theodore W. Sterling and his sister yesterday visited the Idaho mine and explored some of its workings. While at tle mine they saw the result of a week's run melted, and the amount realized’ was two gold bars worth about $14,000. Milch Cows For Sale. Frank Aumer has just’ received a number of fine milch cows which he offers for sale cheap. m17-3t &= Ice Cream at T ‘AM’s. tf * Ready. Quirk has his gallery-in first-class order and is making the finest work “pivee, OR “Main “street, 3 scuffling with Hooper, in a friendly. GRASS VALLEY. NOTES. Borrowed from the Union and Free Lance. The Good Templars lost about $75 on their pic-nic. The uninitiated turned out better than the lodge’s . members. -Foe Alexander, hunt” the other night by some Grass . Valley jokers, Oar neighbors have decided to observe ~ Decoration Day by holding memorial services on the 29th instant over the graves in their various cemeteries. Dan. O'Rourke, who was connect— ed with the Fashion stable, has disposed of ‘his interest in that institution and ‘intends to turn: his attention to mining on the Yuba river, near Purdon’s. é ‘Charles Allen had his leg bro’en Sunday afternoon. at Kit Temby’s Allen was way, when the former was ‘thrown with the result hamed. John Ford & Co., lessees of the Ford & Mallen claim, on New York Hill, finished a run of 30 loads of quartz on Saturday, which gave a yield of $3,051.57, or over $100 per load. This did not include sulphurets. This cleanup gave the lessees over $4 per day for theirtabor after . paying the owners of the ground fif— ty per cent of the gross proceeds. — The ore was taken from a part of the ‘mine that-had not previously ’ afford— ed v.ry rich rock. The big pumping engine was started upat the Scotia Monday to.run the 12-inch plunger, and during the afternoon was lowering the water in the shaft rapidly, although the engine was not running over four -Strokes-aminute.TPhe braces tq thet pump were not all in place, and hence the pump was not run as fast as it would be if preparations © were entirely completed. It was expect— ed the mine would be pumped out yesterday. Made them Move On. Monday evening about dak Marshal ‘Baldridge discovered two wagon loads of Judson blasting powder intherear ot Mills’ stable. They had heen anchored there for the night : by the careless teamsters who were taking them tothe mines. The Marshal made the boys hitch up and move outside the city limits. There ought to be some penalty attached to tsuch recklessness, which appears to be common, Mining Company's Property Burned. Last Saturday afternoon a fire caught in the kitchen of a boardinghouse at Fall Creek, Washington township, destroying the boardinghouse, blacksmith, shop and toolhouse, all owned by the Blue Tent Mining Company. __A defective stovepipe did the ¢ damage. House for Sale. The residence of Geo. 8. Hupp on Main street, Nevada City, is offered for sale. Enquire at residence. lw Mountain Ice. The Nevada Icé Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, busi— ness houses and families a superior quality of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House willbe promptly attended to, m3 tf J. 8, THompson. > Notice. N&ice is hereby given that I have appointed Niles Searle of Nevada: City, my agent, to collect and receipt for-ail demands due or to become due me. All persons knowing them. selves indebted to me ure requested to make payment at once and thereby save costs. ml4-lw Casper FoGeELt. Hay AT MARKET RATES. £19-tf M. Lospner, Colfax. oe Fer Rent. One of the pleasantest front rooms in the city, in second story of the Transcript Block, is offered for rent. Apply at this office. tf a Take a Book-keeping course . at Chestnutwood’s Business College. Still at the Old Place. Tus RopoirH Pertodipisaen, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Ho

tel, Nevada City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in the State. Prices to suit the times. Mas. J. F. Ron ups, Prop’r. see samples, . .mis-Te CoLLrns, ‘Operates. ap2 a San Frawc'eto y drummer, was taken out fora ‘‘snipe Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Te Lease. Responsible parties can lease for a term of two years the saloon mght at the Nevada ‘ City Park. Good inducements offered. Apply to F. -M. Sctimipt,,corner Park Avenue and . Boulderetreet, tf ROOMS FOR RENT. ~ Pleasant b: Dwelling Rooms, with or without beds. One Large Front Room on ground floor, suitable for saioon or store. Contains nice saloon fixtures. Lodging 25 Ceuts. Apply at first house above City Hall on Broad street. MRS. ROSA KING. Nevada City, April wh. HOUSE ¢ FURNITURE FOR SALE. * I OFPER-¥ORSALE MY House ,and Lot on -ProspeetHil. with or without the Fur niture. The house_ contains eight rooms, patent closet and clothes rooms. City water in the t house and throughont the lot. The furniture consists in part of Piano, Two Parlor Sets, Th bedding, Carpets, Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture, Cooking Range, Parlor Stoves, “Porcelain, China and Glasa Ware, ‘etc. Time will be give for part payment, sired——Apply-on-the-premises, JOHN PATTISON. Nevada City, May 1Ith. ete. tt deNew York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. J. S. CHIVELL, pats leased the pecteas & on Broad street, Known as the New York Store, has fitted it up and stocked it\with-a fine assortment of DRY AND FANCY.GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ ‘dren’s Hats, Trimmings &c. The_stock-embraces all the latest styles reeeived in’ San’ Francisco, and-ladies qi ety upon_ purchasing First Class Goods at” the Very Lowest Prices. ("Call and Examine the New Goods. Having located permanently in Nevada City, a share of public patronage is solicted. J. S. CHIVELL, Proprietor New York Dry Goods Store. dens DUNCAN’S NEW SHAVING PARLOR, PINE STREET, Beckman’s‘ Building. apl9 OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor. Class Work at Popular Prices. Boots Blacked Free of Charge. FirstN. B.—Mr. Duncan was formerly. engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento, and is a thorough master of the ‘‘tonsorial art.’ Nevada City, April ‘Ist. American Meat Market, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Strect, Nevada City. I AM prepared to supply the people of Nevada City and vicinity with Choice Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates. as can be purchased anywhere in Nevada City. Meats delivered within a reasonable distance free of charge. If-you warit a nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet or Chop, give me a call. Lintend to always keep the best meats to be procured in the market at my shop, and customers, whether o!d or young, can rely upon getting whac they drder, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. W. C. BURROUGHS. Nevada City, May 15th, STABLE STOCK FOR SALE. oneists of Two Good Horses, 1 2-Horse Covered Hack, Wagon, 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 1 2-Horse Covered Buggy. Also, ROBES, HARNESS, &c. ALS NEW , If not sold at private sale will sell at public auction at the stable on May 28th, 1881. MES. M. PINGREE, Nevada City, B. H. MILLER KS ea CLOTHING, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, — To be found in any Store in the'city. Broad St., Odd Fellows Building, a29 NEVADA CITY. . \Spring Styles ! ree Bed:oom Sets, with beds ane . . and Chil-} 1 2-Horse 2-seated Covered} Spring Goods to Summer Goods!) . Summer ma Soups) — . HYMAN BROS = { -** just received a full assortment FINE CLOTHING for so» Men and Boys, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, -and VALISES. _ Our Stock is Complete in Every Department. a Prices the Lowest in the Market. Call on us Before ureohasing,. HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New York ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St. San Francisco; Merchant St., Honolulu; Sandwich Islands. a yk Look Out for JACKSON’S Price List. REMOVED by. W. A. Sigourney. AT LM._SUKEF —f FREDERICKSBURG BEER To Building formerly occupied IMMENSE ca «« FINE = FURNITURE ! ORT CHL MV ES TINS IN EVW7.£: BARGAINS FINE — FURNITURE Aq _SUKEFORTH NEVADA CITY. SNIVOUVE ASNGININI e L Cc. BLEY. PETRR YOUNG Nevada Fountain, (Formerly Gold] esa Broad Street, Next Boor ty My man’s, . Nevada City. BLEY & YOUNG, PROPRIETORS, ——_ FROM SAN JOSE. UNITED. STATES BEER FROM SAN-FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca BOTILED BEER. OF ALL KINDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CIGARS ! Messrs. BLEY & YOUNG have the public. . * —s LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING ON SATURDAY EVENING MAY 7th, 1881. FREE LUNCH RVED EVERY DAY. . COME AND SEE US. WM. R. COE. AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS ‘ Nevada City, HAS JUST RECEIVED ” A LARGE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes & Gaiters. Wines & Liquors} had leng experience as caterers to} « Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! —— JEING OVERSTOCKED, WITH THE Finest Stock of CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City Iem determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail . during the next sO DAYS eee LESS THAN COST IN SAN FRAN CISCO! This is no buncombe, — but_a Plain Brsiness Proposition . ~ “ MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, . . CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any other dealer in Nevada City cam offer. ,Read a few of my Prices: * Cigars that cost $125 a th and in Sao Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 Cigars that cost $70_a Francisco, 1 sell at 8 1-8 cents apiece Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece Very good Cigars for tout and five cents each, ta Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods nad Prices. JOHN JACK New Variety Store Commercial Street, Adjoining W. BR. Cec’s shoe Store. L. DULAG EGS to inform his friends and the puldia oe Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies‘ and . Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straight Kid, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sandals, Slippers and Buskins. Also a lar, oo eocenees of, Children’s and Misses’ Sc hoes, Boys’ and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. "amilnana Overshoes for young and old. Goods but not the Quality. i —— Thanking my old friends and* patrons for then fav ~ a I hope to merit a continuance of 4 W .R. VOE ji have reduced. my prices of. in general that he has opened a Variety, ! Vegctable and Fruit. Store at the above stand, and will keep constantly om hand the best assortment of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, i . CANDIES and NUTS, i And everything generally kept in a First . Class Va-iety Store. Vegetables raised in the city limits ang . fresh from the garden every morning. Cabbage and Tomato Plants. The Store will be under the manage Ll. DULAC, Jz . Nevada City, April 30th, 1881. Fa * Is among the best in the market, andI am