May 19, 1878 (4 pages)

ds of airing, pattles be. thould be. hic that as ry osecs he rate of les not re\Y manner EAMER. a Company, f business ANIA. ¥, Nevads reby given Directors, bh 1878, on per shsre ck ot. the ately, in Secretary, Room 1), Bailding, SRESEMEN* the ~=—17th be delinsale st Payment m the Sth delinguer: of adver ctors. ST, Sec fornia st., ncigco. 8, deceased he underof the ’ to. the tng claine ibit them ‘ithin four m of this on, at the a City; 2 LLON, ¥, Dillos, LE DEAlWine: ES AND '¥. da City. aso ps02. oF” GET IN ve Bight? pes, autiful Fame i Fs ~ Ree Pe eT ee ee ‘whe Pea Rease NEVADA cITY,. cAL. BRevirt rras. This isa day of. test-——for-those who-can afford sach a luxury. The Board of Supervisors _ will ___™meet bs 10 o’clock to-morrow morn-4 i two: of Grass Valley's fay ing. There isa large amount of freight hauling being done from tule point at present. ‘The Choral Society” “will meet at the Theatre, for rehearsal,-on Mon—_ evening. — _John M. Thomas and Emily Crase, vorites, were . made one on ‘Thursday eveni Thomas Ryan, a Smartsville mio. ° o nights since by unknown parties. James Champion, County Surveyor, will henceforth give his personal: "attention to the duties of his office, ‘There will be services held in all ____the churches in the city to-day— _.____ Which the same is ‘‘Mertie England.” . . Pd with the exception of the A, M. E church. The National Hotel office is undergoing a thorough renovating, and will assume a look of ac aie! when completed. ~, The Meat Shipping iaeobation at ein in which a number of our citizens are interested, has suspended Operations until the Ist of July. . Fre:ToP, Mux; ee May 8, 4878. Eprros Trakeontrr/~ You thought it would be a good idea to send down to this God-forsaken country§ some of your fighting parsons to preach the gospel to the good people, that they might reform -the ‘'ruffs,”” who have cofhe berefrom all parts of the sidered a good ‘field for missionary work till Parson Ow! came here, and the first time he attempted to preach. Yes, they cleaned bim out; but Mr. Owl treated their assault; with a wr about ten oe, and ~when he} sieotaet Pétion with eine by the name of Mr, Hock. They were. not molested They were both armed to the teeth; each of them hud a Henry riflé, a six “shooter and a bewie-kuife. Now they are well fixed for fighting, and théy are just. as well fixed for. preaching the gospel. ‘hey are do‘ing the latter, too, much tothe disgust of the gamblers and roughs. They go right into the gambling dens and hold thé congregation with a Hehry rifle. Parson Ow] gives ont the first hymn.’ Ag near as I cap remember, it goes thusly: “Come and meet here.*’Mr. Hock sings, Ow! squeaks, You. War. J. Cras, one of Grass Val= Jey’s old residenters, leaves on Monday for a visit to his place of nativity, Nearly all the desirable seats have been engaged for thé-performance of “Joshua Whitcomb,” at the Theatre “in this hada on ee, evening The. sun was "Gbeeured camel times yesterday by clouds which swept across its face, and there were other indications of a coming one” storm. The argument in the case of B. H. Miller vs. Jaspar Rabb was concluded in the County Coart, yesterday morning, and the case was, taken under advisement, Under Sheriff Byrne goes to~San ‘Juan and vicinity, to-morrow morn* img, to post notices and get’ one or two witnesses who are required in a case soon to bé tried. Strawberries, although so plenty in thenarket, are héld at two bits per box, which perhaps accounts for ~ the sourness Which some eels say they possess this year. The sale of season tickets for the San Francisco May Muzical Festival has been stopped, the entire number -being disposed of._Now only single admission tickets will be sold at $2 each. Gladdening Ye Editor’s Heart. A namber of beautiful boq uets, embracing all the choicestvarieties of flowers, have been deposited on eur desk of late by some unknown —but we suspect feminine — hand. Be the donar tall and slender or short and plump, dark or fair, with auburn hair or golden tresses, we care not ; we return thanks sincere to her for the delichte way she has of expressing @ sympathy for the editor, whose life is an everlasting routine of mu notonous and wearisome labor, Se They Come in Droves. The number of drummers who have visited Nevada City lately is almost beyond computation. It is Wearing the life out of our merchants, ‘they say —this constant haunting of their presence vy agents with cast-irod cheeks and perpetualmotion tongues. They Are After Office. : The hard-fisted office seekers ‘are not'so Scarce, after all. A rose by any other name would smell as sweet —but there is many a candidate who wouldn’t'run half so strong if there were nothing inthe name ty that snatched lim ’ ef oblivion. of the parfrom the abyss Relephonic Experiments. Some i interesting telephonic exper~_ iments were made over the line _be“tween this city and Grass Valley, on Jr iday te : agent = sea f. phone Compa. . “aren? The experiments, wrhiglt Pesulted satistact« rly. tie ‘ABad Day for Ginas, wnat e dow Rie and the Kistle blyek . Paap: had the mounMal'preaking of eee: pane in each building. =” . tation to “ber Nevada f p800ds will beer soetetielp, pare te : mall» ~*. Will hear from them most ¢ every week. As a gambler said to.me the other day: Siva) makes all of us snap and growl, To think there is a Hoek and Owl.” The Tip Top Mining Co. is taking out good ore, worth from two to five . hundred dollurs perton, The mill} s kept supplied with ore. There ;. are two or three handred tons on. the dump: all the time. Top got quite a black eye recently, but they work on. The Company called the Foy, have run a tunnel about seventy feet, and made a connection with the shaft. ‘Lhe ore is first class, A word to some of those that want some of Arizona in theirs: This country is filled with--broken down men hunting for work. There are all kinds of mechanics here, and some -of them are first-class; but they have not got anything to eat, and no money to buy grub with. Now I ask, ‘. whatis. the use of people coming hereto starve? It’s bad enough to sturve in Nevada City, or in any otber town where there is plenty to vat and drink, Give. me old Nevada City, for mining, or any thing else, The-smallpox is raging in Arizona egain, at . Prescott and Phenix, in various parts of the country; but there isnot the same notice taken of it here that there would in California. Yours Truly, A. McNary. Mrz: E. H. Tryon, from the clothing Department of the Capital Woolen Mills, Sacramento, will bein town for afew days taking measures for suits from goods manufactured in Sacramento. This gentleman: was with_us-a month or two since and took some fifty meaures, we understand, Contrary to the garments sent gave such universal satisfaction that. he now returns at the written request of gentlemen in this city who are desirous of obtaining California made goods: The Woolen «Mills, in Sacramento, we widerstand consume, in clothing, nearly all they manufactures. Orders, can be-leftat the National ' Exchangé Hotel during the yopet: er of the week. Complete. Hyman Bros. have now on ‘hand the largest, best selected and most complete stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Farnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc., to be found in the market, all of which will be convitiéed ,caii at their establishment, . corne® Broad and. Pine streets, Nevada City fal3 tt Mrs. B E. Fisher pied by A. J. Ridge.as a law office, and has fitted it up in a very pretty and stylish manner as a Jewelry Yesterday Was & bad day for win. Store. “She is in constant repeipt of A resin gy ' Com. . 2° “and ¢legant goods, notably} mong whivh is the finest display of solid vilverwaré~ever seen if the county. She extends jal invias ber quality and price. world. for shelter from the conse-}quences of crimes that they have . done else-where, Well,’ it was con-. the boys got the best of the old man’}: sinilé-” He weit trot this placé, was . The Tip} and in fact it prevails more: or “leas ' usual custom with “‘ranners,’’ the . sold at greatly reduced rates. To be}Has leased tho store formerly oecu=} =. GREND ANNUAL PIG-NC} TO BE GIVEN BY THE GERMAN SOCIAL CLUB Py % a . — OF— S55 mae ELE MOEE TTS Sunday, June 2,°78 to ee, for a grand time at the above named place.” “The following officers have been selected: _ PRESIDENT OF THE DAY, Henry Vogelman. , MARSHAL, Henry Wohler. ASSISTANT MARSKALS, W. Kohler and P. Bruustetter. MUSIC BY THE UNION BRASS BAND, Under the leadership of Prof. BUELER, late leader of the U. 8. 4th Infantry Band. eT RING MUSIC Will be furnished by PROFS. BUELER & VOLLMER. DANCING, SINGING, POLE CLIMBING, SACK RACES, And many other games too num-= erous to mention. CASH PRIZES IN COIN! Will be awarded for Pole Climb. ing and other games, si Committee of Invitation, W: Loutzenhglaer, D. Binkelman, H. Facbs, isidore-Haas, D Miller, C. Bebrisch, N. Nathan, Jobn Frank, Jacob Wilhelm, _ acho Seliger, H. Uphoff, Wm. Meyer, — Theo, Wilhelm, te: Poenrenttns F. Echlageisen, , Laubengiger, Jos. Snyder, G.¥. Seeds, : Wm. Vollmeg, A. Bueler, C. Bencorf, &. Krauss, P. Wordel, H. Hansen, Rattrend Pim Table in = few days myitttd . @Rass_ VALLEY, ; A general invitation is extondea ee A ‘RRANGEMENTS have beta eennined FOR DANCING A part of the Amisements will consist of UNION HOTEL, 5 ACOB NAFFZIGER ,Prop’r. opuiar Hotel, situated on Bh Street, in the City of SILVER FAhoRwitONR ead NEVADA CITY. ~~ CALIFORNIA. J, G@ BARTWELI. ~~ Propeietor. THIS WEt:, KNown ana . Wines, Ales, Liquors, Cigars 2 a ASR TS ANCARES IL AAT OT IRN TE Dealer in the FINEST KINDS. OF Commercial Street. hevada, has been thorough. ay overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first class atyle, ‘and is now-epen tor the reception of guests. The Sleeping Apartments, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and avery bed in the house has a spring mattrass. As a desirable, quiet pluce for the weary, the UNION came superior inducements. The Tables of the Union, Will compare favorably with any Hote] in the snorkel adberda onl are filled with the begs the Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, + Reon: has—theto be found in the State. . ‘Phe UNION enjoys the reputation-of-be-+ing the BEST HOTEL IN THE -MOUNTAINS, and the proprietor is determined to keep itso. OPEN ALL NIGHT. ap26 JACOB NAFFZIGER. GEV. W. WELCH, Dealer in Books, Stationery, ] fusical Inst: ‘uments, . Bey Ke. to GENERAL NEW 8 AGENT. ea LUETJE AND BRAND, a Tc pigmainiai le ~ and Jewelers. Broad Bireeks opp., Stumpf’s Hotel NOTICE. ARCADE RESTAURANT, “A. H. UNDERWOOD, Prop’r. Meals at an Hours. An: BEST IN THE MARKET. Pine Street, Nevada City. ,« Wines, Ales, Beer, Liquors, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard. J BEST-BILLIARDTABLES. MIKE HANLEY, ib Dealer in 3 anctton Main and 1 Commercial. Streets. _ JAMES COLLEY, Dealer in Beef, Pork, eat Mutton, & 4 HAHA a FL DeLANZA, Attorney and aac Law OFFICE —PIN ESTREET. ° R.DeLanza speaks French and. §ish, Nevada, March 3rd., 1878. JOHNSON--& CROSS, Attorneysand Counselors at Law Office—Oor. Broad and Pine Sts. GEO. 8. HUPP, TICE is hereby g given that Wy Kee has purchased all the right, title and interest of John King in the store name of Quong Sing, at Rough and Ready, in thé county of Nevada, State of California, and will coptinue the business as heretofore in his own name. The purchase Was made in September last.: WY KEL. Rough :nd Ready March l4th, 1878, HEundersigned gives notice that he is now prepared to supply che best article of ‘ MOUNTAIN ICE To any business place or private résidence in this city. The Ice this season is most decidedly the best ever put up in this sectivbn of the country, All orders left at the office of the’ Company.on the Plaza, will. be promptly ‘and ry atteuded to. J. S. THOMPSON, Nevada, May bhenda Fees : —— BEER FOR THE MILLION, ROGER CONLAN, MILWAUKEE BEER DEPOT Broad Ktreet, Nevada City. ; ‘ T. LOUIS, BOCA and HOME BREWED BEER FROM DREYFUSS. BREWERY. ALES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, the Set Quality. ° MILITARY NOTICE, 5 SS NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED ’ ft. APPEAR AT YOUR ARMORY, IN FULL UNIFORM, Saturday, May 25th, 1878, AT 10 o'clock, A. M., FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE, "The Company will march promptly at 11 o'clock, and al] not iu the ranks will be ‘considered a6 abseutees, No ekcuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order. d. A. RAPP, Captain Commanding. W.F. Evens; O. 8. mall THIRD ANNUAL RE-UNION moe “OLD N NEVADANS, si Giese a BADGER PARK, OAKLAND, Satarday, June Ist, 1878. —— ‘Residents of Nevada County are cordially invited to be present. JOHN GARBER, President. CHAS. C. LEAVITT, Seo’y. mell-td ———d MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F’& A.M. STAIED MEETINGS ON the Begond Wednesday of each month. Visiting bretnren: in good are invited. JOEBN CALDWELL, Master. ‘Ofise>-Oon Broad & Pine Sts. E. H.GAYLORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office at the Court. House. J. J. ROGERS Notary Public, ‘Conveyancing, Searcher of Records, Abstracting, etc At Wellington’s Livery Stable, AEYAOS Ort. scenes anatncmensnmetnsty SAMUEL CLUTTER, Carriage and Wagon Maker. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. ANTOINE 'l'AM, PINE STREET. Oysters served up In Every Sty Cuuteotionisty of all kinds. CHICKERING & SONS -PIAN OS. by everything that pertains toa really first clase PIANO, material, ship and tone, the CHICKERING PIAN O Stands pre-eminently in.advance of all others. In them every demand of the cv)tivated musician is fully met, and the public tiay rest assured that ‘the deserved reputation of the . : CHICKERING PIANO Will be honestly maintained, Persons who contemplate purchasing a Pianv should exercise great cure in its selection, as in no line of merchandise is there #o much deception practiced, or a greater risk incurred than in the Piano trade. The t is-the cheapest, and in this connection\we will state most emphatically that we DO NOT ORANNOT GRAND, SQUARE, 1 AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, At our New Warercorms, 31 Post Street, San Francisco and 246 3 Street, Sacramento. ap25 L. K. HAMMER, General Agent. CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THE Union Market, Nevada City. AS NOW ON HAND, of bis own manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantities {to suit, He also has HAMS and BACON, Of his own manufacture. He slso keepa keeps on hand, at a}) times, the best of BHEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, etc. Give him a call, if you want, somethin Bice in hia ime. CHRIS, NAFPZIGER, H. Dosmvwan, Secretary, ap-12 . WALTER Di “VINT ON ators: to B, a, Prestom,) TOILET GOODS RESCRIPTIONS accuretely com) ound. ed at all hours of the my OO. night ‘General Insurance Agency, INCUODING LIVE.:POOL;—-EONDON and ‘GLOBE and Pere! oo owl 1G +end the public generally, workman-. _ . g Freres, Moore’s Fiat Banking Hous 4 W. F. CUMMINGS, SUCCESSOR TO. MARKS & COMPANY,MOORE'S FLAT, NEVADA 6O. © OLD DUST BOUGHT and liberal advances madé on Bullion deposited for Assay or coinage at United States Mint San agate correspondent, Lazard ang26 — PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. N RS. J, F. “RUDOLPH,” Having returned to Nevada City, hae repurchaggd the PHOTOGKAPH GALLERY of Mrs. Soggs, on Broad street, where she will be-liippy to see all her old patrons the services of “MR. PT. COLLENS; An Artist of the Highest Order, % GOOD WuRK as can be done in the State. : MRS. J. F. RUDOLPE. Nevaia City, April 9, 1878, — neil HO! HO! THERE! CHANCE TOR BARGAINS. Than Ever Ku. Kaown Before: J OHN . JACK Has just received an immense stock of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, HE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST ever brought to the town. He hes every brand of Cigars known to the trade, sud will sell them CHEAPER ‘than any other establishment in the city. His stock of Tobacco cannot be beat. He has all the popular brands. F.iom 509 Plugs of Cable Coi : Tobacco for $1, And everything elsein proportion. "Call and try his Cigars and Tobacco and see price list. He has slsoon handa fine ptock of © CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY; ete. Now is your chance, Improve it. JOHN JA Nevada Feb. 5, 1878. ~— ro CASH OR NO SALE. * A ELIEVING that ‘business conducted on @ purely CASH BASIS, Can be carriedon in Ne vada to the benefit of both buyer and ‘seller, I have bought CHATY, and Will carry.on the basiness gt the old stand on Commercial street, ar will sell all ante jn the lide of \ Groceriés, Provisions, _ Gran, Flot, Feed," Bto., TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN -« OLD RATES. casi for ite equivalent on the counter for W. H. SMITH. : what I .well. March 26, 1878. ---— THE BEST IN THE COUNTY, . STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. fe ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of THE MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION, will. be held at MasunivHall, on Saturday Evening, May IS. Is7s. forthe purpore of electirg three Trustees of said Association, and of transacting Z such other business as may lawfully con. before i¢ PET 4 R Geers: Gevais, Oct. WH i8iT ’ ¢ is ‘Aarek, > as L873 . * ~ = maigpcorant sels > alae Fes MEDIQ\NES . MINING CHEMICALS, esate ertian : And with new snaterial, Chremicals, Dro strumen's,.ctc., is confident of doiug «as C gars and Tobacce Cheaper 4 TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. the stock of the late firm ef WEBER & “Cash for goods, and must Kave toate ee pen awe “FHE: RUDOLPH ~ tea ASONAE AT BAMPTON 8

ds of airing, pattles be. thould be. hic that as ry osecs he rate of les not re\Y manner EAMER. a Company, f business ANIA. ¥, Nevads reby given Directors, bh 1878, on per shsre ck ot. the ately, in Secretary, Room 1), Bailding, SRESEMEN* the ~=—17th be delinsale st Payment m the Sth delinguer: of adver ctors. ST, Sec fornia st., ncigco. 8, deceased he underof the ’ to. the tng claine ibit them ‘ithin four m of this on, at the a City; 2 LLON, ¥, Dillos, LE DEAlWine: ES AND '¥. da City. aso ps02. oF” GET IN ve Bight? pes, autiful Fame i Fs ~ Ree Pe eT ee ee ‘whe Pea Rease NEVADA cITY,. cAL. BRevirt rras. This isa day of. test-——for-those who-can afford sach a luxury. The Board of Supervisors _ will ___™meet bs 10 o’clock to-morrow morn-4 i two: of Grass Valley's fay ing. There isa large amount of freight hauling being done from tule point at present. ‘The Choral Society” “will meet at the Theatre, for rehearsal,-on Mon—_ evening. — _John M. Thomas and Emily Crase, vorites, were . made one on ‘Thursday eveni Thomas Ryan, a Smartsville mio. ° o nights since by unknown parties. James Champion, County Surveyor, will henceforth give his personal: "attention to the duties of his office, ‘There will be services held in all ____the churches in the city to-day— _.____ Which the same is ‘‘Mertie England.” . . Pd with the exception of the A, M. E church. The National Hotel office is undergoing a thorough renovating, and will assume a look of ac aie! when completed. ~, The Meat Shipping iaeobation at ein in which a number of our citizens are interested, has suspended Operations until the Ist of July. . Fre:ToP, Mux; ee May 8, 4878. Eprros Trakeontrr/~ You thought it would be a good idea to send down to this God-forsaken country§ some of your fighting parsons to preach the gospel to the good people, that they might reform -the ‘'ruffs,”” who have cofhe berefrom all parts of the sidered a good ‘field for missionary work till Parson Ow! came here, and the first time he attempted to preach. Yes, they cleaned bim out; but Mr. Owl treated their assault; with a wr about ten oe, and ~when he} sieotaet Pétion with eine by the name of Mr, Hock. They were. not molested They were both armed to the teeth; each of them hud a Henry riflé, a six “shooter and a bewie-kuife. Now they are well fixed for fighting, and théy are just. as well fixed for. preaching the gospel. ‘hey are do‘ing the latter, too, much tothe disgust of the gamblers and roughs. They go right into the gambling dens and hold thé congregation with a Hehry rifle. Parson Ow] gives ont the first hymn.’ Ag near as I cap remember, it goes thusly: “Come and meet here.*’Mr. Hock sings, Ow! squeaks, You. War. J. Cras, one of Grass Val= Jey’s old residenters, leaves on Monday for a visit to his place of nativity, Nearly all the desirable seats have been engaged for thé-performance of “Joshua Whitcomb,” at the Theatre “in this hada on ee, evening The. sun was "Gbeeured camel times yesterday by clouds which swept across its face, and there were other indications of a coming one” storm. The argument in the case of B. H. Miller vs. Jaspar Rabb was concluded in the County Coart, yesterday morning, and the case was, taken under advisement, Under Sheriff Byrne goes to~San ‘Juan and vicinity, to-morrow morn* img, to post notices and get’ one or two witnesses who are required in a case soon to bé tried. Strawberries, although so plenty in thenarket, are héld at two bits per box, which perhaps accounts for ~ the sourness Which some eels say they possess this year. The sale of season tickets for the San Francisco May Muzical Festival has been stopped, the entire number -being disposed of._Now only single admission tickets will be sold at $2 each. Gladdening Ye Editor’s Heart. A namber of beautiful boq uets, embracing all the choicestvarieties of flowers, have been deposited on eur desk of late by some unknown —but we suspect feminine — hand. Be the donar tall and slender or short and plump, dark or fair, with auburn hair or golden tresses, we care not ; we return thanks sincere to her for the delichte way she has of expressing @ sympathy for the editor, whose life is an everlasting routine of mu notonous and wearisome labor, Se They Come in Droves. The number of drummers who have visited Nevada City lately is almost beyond computation. It is Wearing the life out of our merchants, ‘they say —this constant haunting of their presence vy agents with cast-irod cheeks and perpetualmotion tongues. They Are After Office. : The hard-fisted office seekers ‘are not'so Scarce, after all. A rose by any other name would smell as sweet —but there is many a candidate who wouldn’t'run half so strong if there were nothing inthe name ty that snatched lim ’ ef oblivion. of the parfrom the abyss Relephonic Experiments. Some i interesting telephonic exper~_ iments were made over the line _be“tween this city and Grass Valley, on Jr iday te : agent = sea f. phone Compa. . “aren? The experiments, wrhiglt Pesulted satistact« rly. tie ‘ABad Day for Ginas, wnat e dow Rie and the Kistle blyek . Paap: had the mounMal'preaking of eee: pane in each building. =” . tation to “ber Nevada f p800ds will beer soetetielp, pare te : mall» ~*. Will hear from them most ¢ every week. As a gambler said to.me the other day: Siva) makes all of us snap and growl, To think there is a Hoek and Owl.” The Tip Top Mining Co. is taking out good ore, worth from two to five . hundred dollurs perton, The mill} s kept supplied with ore. There ;. are two or three handred tons on. the dump: all the time. Top got quite a black eye recently, but they work on. The Company called the Foy, have run a tunnel about seventy feet, and made a connection with the shaft. ‘Lhe ore is first class, A word to some of those that want some of Arizona in theirs: This country is filled with--broken down men hunting for work. There are all kinds of mechanics here, and some -of them are first-class; but they have not got anything to eat, and no money to buy grub with. Now I ask, ‘. whatis. the use of people coming hereto starve? It’s bad enough to sturve in Nevada City, or in any otber town where there is plenty to vat and drink, Give. me old Nevada City, for mining, or any thing else, The-smallpox is raging in Arizona egain, at . Prescott and Phenix, in various parts of the country; but there isnot the same notice taken of it here that there would in California. Yours Truly, A. McNary. Mrz: E. H. Tryon, from the clothing Department of the Capital Woolen Mills, Sacramento, will bein town for afew days taking measures for suits from goods manufactured in Sacramento. This gentleman: was with_us-a month or two since and took some fifty meaures, we understand, Contrary to the garments sent gave such universal satisfaction that. he now returns at the written request of gentlemen in this city who are desirous of obtaining California made goods: The Woolen «Mills, in Sacramento, we widerstand consume, in clothing, nearly all they manufactures. Orders, can be-leftat the National ' Exchangé Hotel during the yopet: er of the week. Complete. Hyman Bros. have now on ‘hand the largest, best selected and most complete stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Farnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc., to be found in the market, all of which will be convitiéed ,caii at their establishment, . corne® Broad and. Pine streets, Nevada City fal3 tt Mrs. B E. Fisher pied by A. J. Ridge.as a law office, and has fitted it up in a very pretty and stylish manner as a Jewelry Yesterday Was & bad day for win. Store. “She is in constant repeipt of A resin gy ' Com. . 2° “and ¢legant goods, notably} mong whivh is the finest display of solid vilverwaré~ever seen if the county. She extends jal invias ber quality and price. world. for shelter from the conse-}quences of crimes that they have . done else-where, Well,’ it was con-. the boys got the best of the old man’}: sinilé-” He weit trot this placé, was . The Tip} and in fact it prevails more: or “leas ' usual custom with “‘ranners,’’ the . sold at greatly reduced rates. To be}Has leased tho store formerly oecu=} =. GREND ANNUAL PIG-NC} TO BE GIVEN BY THE GERMAN SOCIAL CLUB Py % a . — OF— S55 mae ELE MOEE TTS Sunday, June 2,°78 to ee, for a grand time at the above named place.” “The following officers have been selected: _ PRESIDENT OF THE DAY, Henry Vogelman. , MARSHAL, Henry Wohler. ASSISTANT MARSKALS, W. Kohler and P. Bruustetter. MUSIC BY THE UNION BRASS BAND, Under the leadership of Prof. BUELER, late leader of the U. 8. 4th Infantry Band. eT RING MUSIC Will be furnished by PROFS. BUELER & VOLLMER. DANCING, SINGING, POLE CLIMBING, SACK RACES, And many other games too num-= erous to mention. CASH PRIZES IN COIN! Will be awarded for Pole Climb. ing and other games, si Committee of Invitation, W: Loutzenhglaer, D. Binkelman, H. Facbs, isidore-Haas, D Miller, C. Bebrisch, N. Nathan, Jobn Frank, Jacob Wilhelm, _ acho Seliger, H. Uphoff, Wm. Meyer, — Theo, Wilhelm, te: Poenrenttns F. Echlageisen, , Laubengiger, Jos. Snyder, G.¥. Seeds, :

Wm. Vollmeg, A. Bueler, C. Bencorf, &. Krauss, P. Wordel, H. Hansen, Rattrend Pim Table in = few days myitttd . @Rass_ VALLEY, ; A general invitation is extondea ee A ‘RRANGEMENTS have beta eennined FOR DANCING A part of the Amisements will consist of UNION HOTEL, 5 ACOB NAFFZIGER ,Prop’r. opuiar Hotel, situated on Bh Street, in the City of SILVER FAhoRwitONR ead NEVADA CITY. ~~ CALIFORNIA. J, G@ BARTWELI. ~~ Propeietor. THIS WEt:, KNown ana . Wines, Ales, Liquors, Cigars 2 a ASR TS ANCARES IL AAT OT IRN TE Dealer in the FINEST KINDS. OF Commercial Street. hevada, has been thorough. ay overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first class atyle, ‘and is now-epen tor the reception of guests. The Sleeping Apartments, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and avery bed in the house has a spring mattrass. As a desirable, quiet pluce for the weary, the UNION came superior inducements. The Tables of the Union, Will compare favorably with any Hote] in the snorkel adberda onl are filled with the begs the Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, + Reon: has—theto be found in the State. . ‘Phe UNION enjoys the reputation-of-be-+ing the BEST HOTEL IN THE -MOUNTAINS, and the proprietor is determined to keep itso. OPEN ALL NIGHT. ap26 JACOB NAFFZIGER. GEV. W. WELCH, Dealer in Books, Stationery, ] fusical Inst: ‘uments, . Bey Ke. to GENERAL NEW 8 AGENT. ea LUETJE AND BRAND, a Tc pigmainiai le ~ and Jewelers. Broad Bireeks opp., Stumpf’s Hotel NOTICE. ARCADE RESTAURANT, “A. H. UNDERWOOD, Prop’r. Meals at an Hours. An: BEST IN THE MARKET. Pine Street, Nevada City. ,« Wines, Ales, Beer, Liquors, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard. J BEST-BILLIARDTABLES. MIKE HANLEY, ib Dealer in 3 anctton Main and 1 Commercial. Streets. _ JAMES COLLEY, Dealer in Beef, Pork, eat Mutton, & 4 HAHA a FL DeLANZA, Attorney and aac Law OFFICE —PIN ESTREET. ° R.DeLanza speaks French and. §ish, Nevada, March 3rd., 1878. JOHNSON--& CROSS, Attorneysand Counselors at Law Office—Oor. Broad and Pine Sts. GEO. 8. HUPP, TICE is hereby g given that Wy Kee has purchased all the right, title and interest of John King in the store name of Quong Sing, at Rough and Ready, in thé county of Nevada, State of California, and will coptinue the business as heretofore in his own name. The purchase Was made in September last.: WY KEL. Rough :nd Ready March l4th, 1878, HEundersigned gives notice that he is now prepared to supply che best article of ‘ MOUNTAIN ICE To any business place or private résidence in this city. The Ice this season is most decidedly the best ever put up in this sectivbn of the country, All orders left at the office of the’ Company.on the Plaza, will. be promptly ‘and ry atteuded to. J. S. THOMPSON, Nevada, May bhenda Fees : —— BEER FOR THE MILLION, ROGER CONLAN, MILWAUKEE BEER DEPOT Broad Ktreet, Nevada City. ; ‘ T. LOUIS, BOCA and HOME BREWED BEER FROM DREYFUSS. BREWERY. ALES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, the Set Quality. ° MILITARY NOTICE, 5 SS NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED ’ ft. APPEAR AT YOUR ARMORY, IN FULL UNIFORM, Saturday, May 25th, 1878, AT 10 o'clock, A. M., FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE, "The Company will march promptly at 11 o'clock, and al] not iu the ranks will be ‘considered a6 abseutees, No ekcuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order. d. A. RAPP, Captain Commanding. W.F. Evens; O. 8. mall THIRD ANNUAL RE-UNION moe “OLD N NEVADANS, si Giese a BADGER PARK, OAKLAND, Satarday, June Ist, 1878. —— ‘Residents of Nevada County are cordially invited to be present.. JOHN GARBER, President. CHAS. C. LEAVITT, Seo’y. mell-td ———d MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F’& A.M. STAIED MEETINGS ON the Begond Wednesday of each month. Visiting bretnren: in good are invited. JOEBN CALDWELL, Master. ‘Ofise>-Oon Broad & Pine Sts. E. H.GAYLORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office at the Court. House. J. J. ROGERS Notary Public, ‘Conveyancing, Searcher of Records, Abstracting, etc At Wellington’s Livery Stable, AEYAOS Ort. scenes anatncmensnmetnsty SAMUEL CLUTTER, Carriage and Wagon Maker. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. ANTOINE 'l'AM, PINE STREET. Oysters served up In Every Sty Cuuteotionisty of all kinds. CHICKERING & SONS -PIAN OS. by everything that pertains toa really first clase PIANO, material, ship and tone, the CHICKERING PIAN O Stands pre-eminently in.advance of all others. In them every demand of the cv)tivated musician is fully met, and the public tiay rest assured that ‘the deserved reputation of the . : CHICKERING PIANO Will be honestly maintained, Persons who contemplate purchasing a Pianv should exercise great cure in its selection, as in no line of merchandise is there #o much deception practiced, or a greater risk incurred than in the Piano trade. The t is-the cheapest, and in this connection\we will state most emphatically that we DO NOT ORANNOT GRAND, SQUARE, 1 AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, At our New Warercorms, 31 Post Street, San Francisco and 246 3 Street, Sacramento. ap25 L. K. HAMMER, General Agent. CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THE Union Market, Nevada City. AS NOW ON HAND, of bis own manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantities {to suit, He also has HAMS and BACON, Of his own manufacture. He slso keepa keeps on hand, at a}) times, the best of BHEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, etc. Give him a call, if you want, somethin Bice in hia ime. CHRIS, NAFPZIGER, H. Dosmvwan, Secretary, ap-12 . WALTER Di “VINT ON ators: to B, a, Prestom,) TOILET GOODS RESCRIPTIONS accuretely com) ound. ed at all hours of the my OO. night ‘General Insurance Agency, INCUODING LIVE.:POOL;—-EONDON and ‘GLOBE and Pere! oo owl 1G +end the public generally, workman-. _ . g Freres, Moore’s Fiat Banking Hous 4 W. F. CUMMINGS, SUCCESSOR TO. MARKS & COMPANY,MOORE'S FLAT, NEVADA 6O. © OLD DUST BOUGHT and liberal advances madé on Bullion deposited for Assay or coinage at United States Mint San agate correspondent, Lazard ang26 — PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. N RS. J, F. “RUDOLPH,” Having returned to Nevada City, hae repurchaggd the PHOTOGKAPH GALLERY of Mrs. Soggs, on Broad street, where she will be-liippy to see all her old patrons the services of “MR. PT. COLLENS; An Artist of the Highest Order, % GOOD WuRK as can be done in the State. : MRS. J. F. RUDOLPE. Nevaia City, April 9, 1878, — neil HO! HO! THERE! CHANCE TOR BARGAINS. Than Ever Ku. Kaown Before: J OHN . JACK Has just received an immense stock of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, HE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST ever brought to the town. He hes every brand of Cigars known to the trade, sud will sell them CHEAPER ‘than any other establishment in the city. His stock of Tobacco cannot be beat. He has all the popular brands. F.iom 509 Plugs of Cable Coi : Tobacco for $1, And everything elsein proportion. "Call and try his Cigars and Tobacco and see price list. He has slsoon handa fine ptock of © CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY; ete. Now is your chance, Improve it. JOHN JA Nevada Feb. 5, 1878. ~— ro CASH OR NO SALE. * A ELIEVING that ‘business conducted on @ purely CASH BASIS, Can be carriedon in Ne vada to the benefit of both buyer and ‘seller, I have bought CHATY, and Will carry.on the basiness gt the old stand on Commercial street, ar will sell all ante jn the lide of \ Groceriés, Provisions, _ Gran, Flot, Feed," Bto., TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN -« OLD RATES. casi for ite equivalent on the counter for W. H. SMITH. : what I .well. March 26, 1878. ---— THE BEST IN THE COUNTY, . STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. fe ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of THE MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION, will. be held at MasunivHall, on Saturday Evening, May IS. Is7s. forthe purpore of electirg three Trustees of said Association, and of transacting Z such other business as may lawfully con. before i¢ PET 4 R Geers: Gevais, Oct. WH i8iT ’ ¢ is ‘Aarek, > as L873 . * ~ = maigpcorant sels > alae Fes MEDIQ\NES . MINING CHEMICALS, esate ertian : And with new snaterial, Chremicals, Dro strumen's,.ctc., is confident of doiug «as C gars and Tobacce Cheaper 4 TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. the stock of the late firm ef WEBER & “Cash for goods, and must Kave toate ee pen awe “FHE: RUDOLPH ~ tea ASONAE AT BAMPTON 8