May 24, 1881 (4 pages)

re. IRON ALL dvanbuyJHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY CALEFORNIA Brief Mention. It is reported thiata rich strike has been ntade in Sargent & Jacobs’ drift claim at Quaker Hill, : M:s. Thos. Davenport is erecting a2 neat little residenee on Piety Hill moxt to County Treasurer Schimitt¢, D.Kelogg of San Francisco lay cbiained a license to marry: Sherif! Tompkims bas purchased some cha'zsand balls with which to ornament refractory members of the chain-ga* ag. Joe , Lawrex 4, ari ested for es ‘yeste erday er a ches age of" venue from’ Robinson’s court to Anderson’s. “Plis triat was sect for last evening. ~ A period sometimes makes a great difference. Que gotout ef place in the printed copy of ex-City“Freasurer Dreyfuss’ report as: to the amount of funds in the city treasury, and:made 2 i SSi_when. it should have been ” This morning Reuben Leech, °a pioneer resident of he county, depac'sfora trip a: and the world, He vout ayear, For two his health has not beea good, ard herexpectsto-im— p oveit by travel. Tuegentheman who informed the Tianschrer that. Rev. Mr. Bateman's tuggy edpsized during-the run~ ‘away on Pine street Satarday after— noon got things slightly mixed. The vehicle maintained its balanee as did . also thé preacher who kept his scat. Mistakes will happen, but. unfortunately not all of ‘them are as easily — —— rectified asthe one~in this case, will be absent : yeais past Washington Towaship Mines. : Superintendent Lord of the Yuba qua*tz mine, which has just paid its second monthly dividend of $1 a share, . was in town yestertlay, The mine has of paying hereafter. every appearanve dividends regularly About forty men are em* ‘white men, = "Some of the principal stockholders ations to develop” the 7 . guartz clai rst Chance “on Sawmill Flat, two im Washington, The machi‘forthe hoisting works is beinz = elie out at Lakenan’s Posnaty in Grass Valley. A Chance fer Contractors. tising for proposals to builda bridge across Deer creek in Rough and Ready tewnship—the notice to contractors will be found in another column-—desire to eall the especial attention of bidders to the fact that en, nd nd ne i] ir "no fiz must enter into the woodwork . of the proposed structure, spruce or faeart of pine being the only kinds of weod to be used. This -provision . will secure lasting qualities for the bridge that fir would not give it.! _: &7 Mrs. L, W. Thatcher has received another lot of Swiss and American watches in gold and silver cases, lt —_—_—_— oo Net Responsible, Wm. Hooper, who purchased from Ben. Trezoni the saloou at Main ‘street bridge, desires to correct the . statement that ho is responsible for the latter's debts. He paid for the liquors and fixtures im the saloon, but’ assumed _no liabilities of the former proprietor’s, as the bill of sale shows. Mr. Hooper has put in a new stock of liquors and proposes to keep a firstclass saloon. He invites the public to call. Wa. Hoover,Nevada City, May 234.~1t. Just Received. Two thousand Roll of Wall Paper by W. A. Sigourney, at Gulld’s Store. m22-lw Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a . superior quality of-mountain ice. All orders _ left at the Ice House willbe promptly attended to, ta3-té >» J. 8, THompzon. For Rent, One of the pleasantest front rooms in the city, in. second story of the ‘Transcript Block, ‘is offered for ‘ tent, Apply at this office, ti inthe Yuba mine are, Afaking preparThe County Supervisors in -adverPIT. A Preacher Shows His Good PPO by Takiuy His Text trom this Paper. The. aanoongluead that Rev Mr. Bateinan, -pastor, of the Baptistcharch in this city, ‘wou'd lecture Sunday’ THE “TRANSCRIPT” IN THE PUL« DUNCAN’s NEW SHAVING o“~ . PARLOR, PINE STREET, Beckman’s Building. OUIS DUNCAN. Pro) trict FirstL Class Work at Populay acca. as Boots Blacked Free ot Charge. evening on “The Disyrateful Row,’ caused considerable conjecture as to! what might be the nature of the proposed talk. The reporter of the TRANSCR:.T r got. to the windward of a rumor. that the reverend geatleman would show good sense by taking hig text from this highly moral family paper, and therefore was on hand when the appointed time came: Mr. Bateman had selected for a text the following, which appeared in-this paper on the 14tn instant: When the Baptist convention at Dixon split tipin a disgrac ul row overold man Kalloch, Rev. M-. Bateman of this city stayed with the Kal— -lochites.and-was-elected one of the Secretaries of the remnant, He began by explaining that he had ne quarre! with the paper publishing the above, neither did he desire one. On the contrary his rec. spect for it led him to honor it by basing his evening’s remarks upon-a paragraph from its columns, While he had stayed with what is called the Kalloch faction of theconvention or conference, he was not the Bateman who was elected a secretary. . ‘Tt was an other man name who occupied the post. [The speaker and. his son were both members of the organization. . It was the Flatter who served as secrétary. The! similarity in the initials ef the two led to comfusion ‘in several news-— paper accounts_of the proceedings, Hegce the error. —REporRTER]. The lecturer repudiated the _reports of there having been a a row in the convention. representatives present from forty churehes, those from twelve quietly slid out and going across the street own; and that after they~ had gone the crowd that xémained behind stood up and sing the—Doxology in aero which he considered . Pro positiye that everything was ployed, twenty-seven of them being 4s serene is a summer day. Mr. Bateman stated that he had . nothing to say for or against the pastor of the Metropolitan Temple, as that individual had always demonstrated he wassbletotake careofhiinself, great debt. was a missionary in’ Kansas, Kalloch was President of the Leavenworth, Lawreéiice & Galveston Railroad, and which he was very grateful, of the same, He said out of the} started a little convention_of their . In the face of this declaration the speaker got in some kind words for the mayer-minister, to whom he intimated the Baptist church owed a He said that when he the latter-had-dead—headed_him over 12,000 miles or soof railroad, for allof He made laudatory reference to Kal N. B.—Mr. Duncan was form erly engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacra uanee. tad . is a thorough master of the ““tonsorial art. Nevada City, — Ist. ROOMS FOR RENT. RENT. oot Pheasant 1 Dwelling Rooms, vee] With or without beds, One Large Frout Room on zround floor, ; suitable for saloon or Contains nice saloon fixtures. Lodging 25 Cents. ‘Apply at first house abote ity Ball on Broad — MRS. ROSA KING. Nev =o City, April 6th. 6. HEPLER, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, Grain, Feed, &e. . Goods sold at Bed-rock Prices. _ store, er than the cheapest. HOUSE = FURNITURE FOR SALE, I OFFER: FOR SALE MY House and Lot on Prospect Hill, with or without the Furirom Niture. The house contains fe cight rooms, pitent:closet and ens = Glothes rooms. t » house and throughout the lot: The fur‘ure consists in’ part of Piand, Two Parlor Three Bedroom Sets, with beds and din *, Carpets, Kitchen and Dining Room [i uituré, Cooking Range, Parlor Stoves, } Seer Cy “na and Glass Ware, etc, etc. . @ will be « G. Appiy iven for part pay ment, if deon the premises, JOHN PATTISON, Nevada City, May ith. as a Pat New York ‘Dry Goods Store, _Broad Street, Aafoining Theatre. Jy S. CHIVELL, Spring Goods! . HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, . Fine Brands of Cigars and Tobacco . _ City water in]. ‘Prices the Lowest . in the Market,$e jo phe een Saas POE Nata INIMENSE BARGAINS Summer Goods!. Spring Styles ! HYMAN BROS H AVE just received a full assortment of FINE CLOTHING for __ Men and Boys, FURNISHING Goons, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ra oh ‘Summer Styles! Q¢ . a a enn GALL FINE pie 7 7 Wi , SI i — and VALISES,, ee Our Stockis Complete in Every~ Department. ee oe = a : 7 = cen — Call on us Before! AVING leased the building on Broad street, known as the New York ‘Store, has fitted it up and stocked it with a fine ¢ ~sortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Trimmings, &c. The-stock embraces all the latest styles received in San Francisco, and ladies cin rely upon purchasing First Class Goods at the Wery Lowest Prices. Ger"Call and Examine the New*Goods. City, a share.of public patronage is solicted, J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor New York Dry Goods Store. American Meat Market, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Strect, apld Nevada. City. “Having located permanently in Nevala] loch’s connection with the building tawa Indians, and toother matters in the career of that eminent character, allof which were éalculated_ to -im‘press the hearer with the idea that . whe he thought Kalloch was a man the. , ™ [IE . Mr. Bateman desires to eoatiaus his remarks on that subject, and is not posted in all its branches, he can obtain some very interesting points froma certain spicy publication on. A file in this office. The book. contains references that may possibly be new to our local preacher, although the If Cho I AM prep&red to supply the people of Nevada City and vicinity with Choice Purchasing, HYMAN BROTHERS,’ Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City. BRANC HES—7 Murray St., New York ; ; 216 and 218 Cal: fornia St. San Franciseo ; Merchant St., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates as can be purchased anysre in Nevada City. eats delivered within a reasonable disBai tance free of charge. you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet. or p, give me a call. I intend to-always keep the best meats to be procured in the. market at my shop, and customers, whether old or young, can rely upon getting what they order. share of public patronage is respectfully solicited, W. Cc. BURROUGHS. Nevada City, May 15th, ‘author of them has long been trying to. get ah opportunity to prove their truthfulness before some competent ‘court. REPORTER. ] © During the discourse Mr. B. gave . an interesting explanation of the democratic principles upon which his church was founded, and made a powerful plea in behalf of religious} J] liberty. His remarks throughout} 4 were atientively listened to by the thirty-five or forty auditors present whose numbers would probably been jncreased had there not been indica~} 1 tions of astorm bursting forth at most any time. s@ ice Cream at Tam’s. tf It —~ Hay aT MARKET RATES. £19-tf M. Losyer, Colfax. ‘gar Take a Book ukesping coitrae . STABLE STOCK “FOR SALE. Two Good Horses, 2-Horse Covered Hack, 2-Horse 2-seated Covéred Wagon, ° 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 2-Horse Covered Buggy. Also, ROBES, HARNESS, &c. oS ap of . NEW, not sold at private sale will sell at public auction at the stable on May 28th, 1881. MES. . PINGREF, . Nevada City, rat Chestnutwood’s Business College. Still at the Old Place. es “Tur Rovoira Pxoto-Gatterr, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf's-Ho-_ tel, Nevada City. Photographs in every style and equal to any in.the K'PR.20m B. H. MILLER D STANTAY gu HAN THING, Nevada Fountain, PETER al (F ormexty . G: old Room) Broad Street, Ne xt Poor to Hyiman’ ms Nevada Seed: Saat a BLEY & YOUNG, PROPRIETORS a Must be Reduced’ Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced! } EING OVERSTOCKED WitH THE = Finest Stock of FREDERICKS: ae BEER FROM SAN JOSE. UNITED STATES BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. & BOTTLED BEER. OF ALL KINDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF . FINE CIGARS! Messrs, BLEY & YOUNG have had long experience as caterers to Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca} Cl Ever Ser to ¥ evada City I am. determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next GO = —AT Ltoo THAN post IN SAN FRANCISCO! This—is no-buneombe,—but_a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTME NT OF . TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, Look Out for JACKSON’S Price List. REMOVED To Bu! lding formerly occupied by W. A. Sigourney. thie public. ———e LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING SATURDAY EVENING ° MAY 7th, 1881, FREE LUNCH RVED EVERY DAY. COME AND SEE US, AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUST RECRIVED _ & LARGE STOCK OF Boots,Shoes & Gaiters. Gents’ Fine Roots and Shoes, Ladie?’ and . Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, strai,ht Kid, Goat and Calf Lalmoral, Sandals, Slippe: and Buskin: Children’s and’ Misses’ School Shoes, Boys’ and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. Arctics and Overshoes for young and old, I have reduced my prices of Also a larze @ +ortment of. _FRUIT, Etc. Is among the best in the market,-and I am also selling them at LOWER PRICES — Than any other dealer in Nevada City can offer, Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a th . Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 Cigars that coat 870 a Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece and in San 2 Very good Cigars for four and five cente each. 47° Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and JOHN JACK New Variety Store Commercial Street, Adjoining W. BR. Coe's Shee Store L. DULAG JEGS to inform his friends and the public 4 in general -hat.-he has opened Variety, . Vegetable and Fruit Store at the above . st nd, and will keep constantly on hand the best assortment of te ‘. CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, : CANDIES and NUTS, . And everything generally kept in a Firs lass Va iety Store, Vedetubles raised in the city limits and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, To be found in any Store in the city. 2 Goods but not the Quality. 5 State. Prices to suit the times. Thanking my old friends and irons for . Mrs, J. F. Ropexr#t, Prop’r. Broad St., Odd Fellows Building, sou at favore I hope to merit @ con — 0 Coxtans; Operator. » ap2 . ‘MEVADA CITY. } ae aad W. RB. vos Cabbage and Tomato Plants. The Store will be uiider the management Ya L, DULAC, Jr . Nevada City, April 30th, 1641; tWines-& Lijuog! Regular Bit Cigars at 61-4 cents apiece

re. IRON ALL dvanbuyJHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY CALEFORNIA Brief Mention. It is reported thiata rich strike has been ntade in Sargent & Jacobs’ drift claim at Quaker Hill, : M:s. Thos. Davenport is erecting a2 neat little residenee on Piety Hill moxt to County Treasurer Schimitt¢, D.Kelogg of San Francisco lay cbiained a license to marry: Sherif! Tompkims bas purchased some cha'zsand balls with which to ornament refractory members of the chain-ga* ag. Joe , Lawrex 4, ari ested for es ‘yeste erday er a ches age of" venue from’ Robinson’s court to Anderson’s. “Plis triat was sect for last evening. ~ A period sometimes makes a great difference. Que gotout ef place in the printed copy of ex-City“Freasurer Dreyfuss’ report as: to the amount of funds in the city treasury, and:made 2 i SSi_when. it should have been ” This morning Reuben Leech, °a pioneer resident of he county, depac'sfora trip a: and the world, He vout ayear, For two his health has not beea good, ard herexpectsto-im— p oveit by travel. Tuegentheman who informed the Tianschrer that. Rev. Mr. Bateman's tuggy edpsized during-the run~ ‘away on Pine street Satarday after— noon got things slightly mixed. The vehicle maintained its balanee as did . also thé preacher who kept his scat. Mistakes will happen, but. unfortunately not all of ‘them are as easily — —— rectified asthe one~in this case, will be absent : yeais past Washington Towaship Mines. : Superintendent Lord of the Yuba qua*tz mine, which has just paid its second monthly dividend of $1 a share, . was in town yestertlay, The mine has of paying hereafter. every appearanve dividends regularly About forty men are em* ‘white men, = "Some of the principal stockholders ations to develop” the 7 . guartz clai rst Chance “on Sawmill Flat, two im Washington, The machi‘forthe hoisting works is beinz = elie out at Lakenan’s Posnaty in Grass Valley. A Chance fer Contractors. tising for proposals to builda bridge across Deer creek in Rough and Ready tewnship—the notice to contractors will be found in another column-—desire to eall the especial attention of bidders to the fact that en, nd nd ne i] ir "no fiz must enter into the woodwork . of the proposed structure, spruce or faeart of pine being the only kinds of weod to be used. This -provision . will secure lasting qualities for the bridge that fir would not give it.! _: &7 Mrs. L, W. Thatcher has received another lot of Swiss and American watches in gold and silver cases, lt —_—_—_— oo Net Responsible, Wm. Hooper, who purchased from Ben. Trezoni the saloou at Main ‘street bridge, desires to correct the . statement that ho is responsible for the latter's debts. He paid for the liquors and fixtures im the saloon, but’ assumed _no liabilities of the former proprietor’s, as the bill of sale shows. Mr. Hooper has put in a new stock of liquors and proposes to keep a firstclass saloon. He invites the public to call. Wa. Hoover,Nevada City, May 234.~1t. Just Received. Two thousand Roll of Wall Paper by W. A. Sigourney, at Gulld’s Store. m22-lw Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a . superior quality of-mountain ice. All orders _ left at the Ice House willbe promptly attended to, ta3-té >» J. 8, THompzon. For Rent, One of the pleasantest front rooms in the city, in. second story of the ‘Transcript Block, ‘is offered for ‘ tent, Apply at this office, ti inthe Yuba mine are, Afaking preparThe County Supervisors in -adverPIT. A Preacher Shows His Good PPO by Takiuy His Text trom this Paper. The. aanoongluead that Rev Mr. Bateinan, -pastor, of the Baptistcharch in this city, ‘wou'd lecture Sunday’ THE “TRANSCRIPT” IN THE PUL« DUNCAN’s NEW SHAVING o“~ . PARLOR, PINE STREET, Beckman’s Building. OUIS DUNCAN. Pro) trict FirstL Class Work at Populay acca. as Boots Blacked Free ot Charge. evening on “The Disyrateful Row,’ caused considerable conjecture as to! what might be the nature of the proposed talk. The reporter of the TRANSCR:.T r got. to the windward of a rumor. that the reverend geatleman would show good sense by taking hig text from this highly moral family paper, and therefore was on hand when the appointed time came: Mr. Bateman had selected for a text the following, which appeared in-this paper on the 14tn instant: When the Baptist convention at Dixon split tipin a disgrac ul row overold man Kalloch, Rev. M-. Bateman of this city stayed with the Kal— -lochites.and-was-elected one of the Secretaries of the remnant, He began by explaining that he had ne quarre! with the paper publishing the above, neither did he desire one. On the contrary his rec. spect for it led him to honor it by basing his evening’s remarks upon-a paragraph from its columns, While he had stayed with what is called the Kalloch faction of theconvention or conference, he was not the Bateman who was elected a secretary. . ‘Tt was an other man name who occupied the post. [The speaker and. his son were both members of the organization. . It was the Flatter who served as secrétary. The! similarity in the initials ef the two led to comfusion ‘in several news-— paper accounts_of the proceedings, Hegce the error. —REporRTER]. The lecturer repudiated the _reports of there having been a a row in the convention. representatives present from forty churehes, those from twelve quietly slid out and going across the street own; and that after they~ had gone the crowd that xémained behind stood up and sing the—Doxology in aero which he considered . Pro positiye that everything was ployed, twenty-seven of them being 4s serene is a summer day. Mr. Bateman stated that he had . nothing to say for or against the pastor of the Metropolitan Temple, as that individual had always demonstrated he wassbletotake careofhiinself, great debt. was a missionary in’ Kansas, Kalloch was President of the Leavenworth, Lawreéiice & Galveston Railroad, and which he was very grateful, of the same, He said out of the} started a little convention_of their . In the face of this declaration the speaker got in some kind words for the mayer-minister, to whom he intimated the Baptist church owed a He said that when he the latter-had-dead—headed_him over 12,000 miles or soof railroad, for allof He made laudatory reference to Kal N. B.—Mr. Duncan was form erly engaged at the Arcade Barber Shop, Sacra uanee. tad . is a thorough master of the ““tonsorial art. Nevada City, — Ist. ROOMS FOR RENT. RENT. oot Pheasant 1 Dwelling Rooms, vee] With or without beds, One Large Frout Room on zround floor, ; suitable for saloon or Contains nice saloon fixtures. Lodging 25 Cents. ‘Apply at first house abote ity Ball on Broad — MRS. ROSA KING. Nev =o City, April 6th. 6. HEPLER, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, Grain, Feed, &e. . Goods sold at Bed-rock Prices. _ store, er than the cheapest. HOUSE = FURNITURE FOR SALE, I OFFER: FOR SALE MY House and Lot on Prospect Hill, with or without the Furirom Niture. The house contains fe cight rooms, pitent:closet and ens = Glothes rooms. t » house and throughout the lot: The fur‘ure consists in’ part of Piand, Two Parlor Three Bedroom Sets, with beds and din *, Carpets, Kitchen and Dining Room [i uituré, Cooking Range, Parlor Stoves, } Seer Cy “na and Glass Ware, etc, etc. . @ will be « G. Appiy iven for part pay ment, if deon the premises, JOHN PATTISON, Nevada City, May ith. as a Pat New York ‘Dry Goods Store, _Broad Street, Aafoining Theatre. Jy S. CHIVELL, Spring Goods! . HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, . Fine Brands of Cigars and Tobacco . _ City water in]. ‘Prices the Lowest . in the Market,$e jo phe een Saas POE Nata INIMENSE BARGAINS Summer Goods!. Spring Styles ! HYMAN BROS H AVE just received a full assortment of FINE CLOTHING for __ Men and Boys,

FURNISHING Goons, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ra oh ‘Summer Styles! Q¢ . a a enn GALL FINE pie 7 7 Wi , SI i — and VALISES,, ee Our Stockis Complete in Every~ Department. ee oe = a : 7 = cen — Call on us Before! AVING leased the building on Broad street, known as the New York ‘Store, has fitted it up and stocked it with a fine ¢ ~sortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Trimmings, &c. The-stock embraces all the latest styles received in San Francisco, and ladies cin rely upon purchasing First Class Goods at the Wery Lowest Prices. Ger"Call and Examine the New*Goods. City, a share.of public patronage is solicted, J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor New York Dry Goods Store. American Meat Market, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Strect, apld Nevada. City. “Having located permanently in Nevala] loch’s connection with the building tawa Indians, and toother matters in the career of that eminent character, allof which were éalculated_ to -im‘press the hearer with the idea that . whe he thought Kalloch was a man the. , ™ [IE . Mr. Bateman desires to eoatiaus his remarks on that subject, and is not posted in all its branches, he can obtain some very interesting points froma certain spicy publication on. A file in this office. The book. contains references that may possibly be new to our local preacher, although the If Cho I AM prep&red to supply the people of Nevada City and vicinity with Choice Purchasing, HYMAN BROTHERS,’ Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City. BRANC HES—7 Murray St., New York ; ; 216 and 218 Cal: fornia St. San Franciseo ; Merchant St., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates as can be purchased anysre in Nevada City. eats delivered within a reasonable disBai tance free of charge. you wanta nice Roast, Steak, Cutlet. or p, give me a call. I intend to-always keep the best meats to be procured in the. market at my shop, and customers, whether old or young, can rely upon getting what they order. share of public patronage is respectfully solicited, W. Cc. BURROUGHS. Nevada City, May 15th, ‘author of them has long been trying to. get ah opportunity to prove their truthfulness before some competent ‘court. REPORTER. ] © During the discourse Mr. B. gave . an interesting explanation of the democratic principles upon which his church was founded, and made a powerful plea in behalf of religious} J] liberty. His remarks throughout} 4 were atientively listened to by the thirty-five or forty auditors present whose numbers would probably been jncreased had there not been indica~} 1 tions of astorm bursting forth at most any time. s@ ice Cream at Tam’s. tf It —~ Hay aT MARKET RATES. £19-tf M. Losyer, Colfax. ‘gar Take a Book ukesping coitrae . STABLE STOCK “FOR SALE. Two Good Horses, 2-Horse Covered Hack, 2-Horse 2-seated Covéred Wagon, ° 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 2-Horse Covered Buggy. Also, ROBES, HARNESS, &c. oS ap of . NEW, not sold at private sale will sell at public auction at the stable on May 28th, 1881. MES. . PINGREF, . Nevada City, rat Chestnutwood’s Business College. Still at the Old Place. es “Tur Rovoira Pxoto-Gatterr, Broad Street, opposite Stumpf's-Ho-_ tel, Nevada City.. Photographs in every style and equal to any in.the K'PR.20m B. H. MILLER D STANTAY gu HAN THING, Nevada Fountain, PETER al (F ormexty . G: old Room) Broad Street, Ne xt Poor to Hyiman’ ms Nevada Seed: Saat a BLEY & YOUNG, PROPRIETORS a Must be Reduced’ Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced! } EING OVERSTOCKED WitH THE = Finest Stock of FREDERICKS: ae BEER FROM SAN JOSE. UNITED STATES BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. & BOTTLED BEER. OF ALL KINDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF . FINE CIGARS! Messrs, BLEY & YOUNG have had long experience as caterers to Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca} Cl Ever Ser to ¥ evada City I am. determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail during the next GO = —AT Ltoo THAN post IN SAN FRANCISCO! This—is no-buneombe,—but_a Plain Business Proposition ! MY ASSORTME NT OF . TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, Look Out for JACKSON’S Price List. REMOVED To Bu! lding formerly occupied by W. A. Sigourney. thie public. ———e LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING SATURDAY EVENING ° MAY 7th, 1881, FREE LUNCH RVED EVERY DAY. COME AND SEE US, AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUST RECRIVED _ & LARGE STOCK OF Boots,Shoes & Gaiters. Gents’ Fine Roots and Shoes, Ladie?’ and . Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, strai,ht Kid, Goat and Calf Lalmoral, Sandals, Slippe: and Buskin: Children’s and’ Misses’ School Shoes, Boys’ and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. Arctics and Overshoes for young and old, I have reduced my prices of Also a larze @ +ortment of. _FRUIT, Etc. Is among the best in the market,-and I am also selling them at LOWER PRICES — Than any other dealer in Nevada City can offer, Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a th . Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 Cigars that coat 870 a Francisco, I sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece and in San 2 Very good Cigars for four and five cente each. 47° Call at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and JOHN JACK New Variety Store Commercial Street, Adjoining W. BR. Coe's Shee Store L. DULAG JEGS to inform his friends and the public 4 in general -hat.-he has opened Variety, . Vegetable and Fruit Store at the above . st nd, and will keep constantly on hand the best assortment of te ‘. CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the Best Brands, : CANDIES and NUTS, . And everything generally kept in a Firs lass Va iety Store, Vedetubles raised in the city limits and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, To be found in any Store in the city. 2 Goods but not the Quality. 5 State. Prices to suit the times. Thanking my old friends and irons for . Mrs, J. F. Ropexr#t, Prop’r. Broad St., Odd Fellows Building, sou at favore I hope to merit @ con — 0 Coxtans; Operator. » ap2 . ‘MEVADA CITY. } ae aad W. RB. vos Cabbage and Tomato Plants. The Store will be uiider the management Ya L, DULAC, Jr . Nevada City, April 30th, 1641; tWines-& Lijuog! Regular Bit Cigars at 61-4 cents apiece