May 3, 1870 (4 pages)

ev acs pg. 14 rBSB w Fivese etRaees Fh e Means . 8 a NEVADA Orry. Po tg The prospect yesterday morning for. a lively local . contest was good. The action of the Democracy in nominating Sssigial Silt aroused the Republier efforts. to settle the matter between was called and 102 Repitblicans ‘were present. G. 8. 8, _Getchell having “withdrawn, ¢he fight was between L. Nihell and Chas. Cornell. The ballot stood, Nihell 62, Cornell 89, and the former Was declared the unanimous choice of the meeting. Notwithstanding this, there was some dissatisfaction which ‘could not be allayed, and for City Marshal there was some scratching. The friends of both parties were in earnest, and in the contest there was @ new element, namely the colored vote. The enforcement of the Fifteenth Athetidmeat did not keep Democrats from the polls,but on the contrary made them ‘olicitous of colored men’s votes. The total vote polled was 429. Th tickets ran were as follows: FOR MARSHAL. \ la. Nihell, (R.) 248 Al Gentry, (D.) ee FOR. ASSESSOR, W. H. Davidson, (B.) 275 J. A. Cross, (D.) 151 FOR TREASURER. Geo, R. Crawford,(R.). 259 Geo. E. Turner, (D.) 169 _ FOR TRUSTEES, ‘, H. Rolfe, ‘266 0. C. Torson, 257 J. C, Rich, 267 B.'T. Allen, 264 B. Locklin, 243 Democrats R. W. Tully, 188 G. W. Smith, 170 Daniel Clancy, 156 John Kistle, 153 Louis Dreyfuss, 167 ‘The. May. Pic-Nic. The aiinual May picnic of the Con-' gregational ‘and Methodist Sunday sohools will,take place to-morrow in the grove at Murchie’s ranch. The Sunday! schools will meet at their respective churches at 7 o’clock, where wagons Will be provided to convey the childrento the grounds. Committees will algo be on hand to receive the baskets and send them out to the grove. They should be plainly marked with the name of the owner, Weare requested to sey that the schools have obtained the’ absolute ‘control of the ground and are determined to enforce the Jaw against any who a ‘violate it by bringing liquors, . beer, or any such things upon + Bogus Dust, Lately quite a large amount of bogus gold dust lias been around. Yesterday a Chinese merchant brought to the Bank of Nevada County several lots of dust “which he had been purchasing, and among them was a ‘ot of bogus dust that might deceive any other than an expert, but it was detected by the officers of the Bank atsight. The Chinagian who bought it told his stery as follows: “One Chinaman he come my store he a Gottoe licee, flour, sugah, twenty-five dolla heap. He talkee he come he pay, and takee dusee. One year he no ceme. Bime-by me catchee him, me kickee head, alle sam.” Hej had his bogus dust melted at the bank to aacertain its true value. County Court—May Term. The following cases were set for trial: The Pete vs. D. J. Hickey Wildy. May 20th." Foley vs. Muarphy—May 13th. Roach vs. Morgan—May 18th. Lamil vs. LeCoy—May 14th. Booch vs Morgan—May 18th. Grand Jary ordered for Weleey *\._. morning at 10 o'clock. Ky a lite for Tuesday, yr bo eee eel er. ‘They Lire . ins u RAN ce . maker an able and spicy.» have shown an energy in wient ‘of the paper worthy of’ stccess, and we hope their columns may be as well filled with paying ads:asthey in-. Prompt Payment of ‘Loss! The Choral Society. _ Lae Ofce 8 Lo 7 5 Matas! The Choral Society will meet this Life Insurance €o. ; 8, Mo. > March Ia, 1800. ti evening at the Library Hall, at -half-pest . <. Scien 48 aaes ot On ee eee and those who desire to become mem12,925 om the Life of . bers, are requestéid to mest ‘with the . S#AEL H. SHERBURNE, deo’d, Society. This certainly -should have among its membership every citizen of Nevada. Those who can not-sing sliould . become honorary members, and’ contribute to its support. Amount ef Policy. 92,000 0 eo Add Dividend of 1809, ese 2577 Amount dne Beneficiache Orystal opitng S0W mm. M. L. & D, Marsh, proprietors of the . Crystal Spring Saw Mill, have.on hand . — either at the mill or in this city, an im. mense stock of lumber useful for build. poceived of thest. Louis Mutual Life ‘ling or mining purposes. They are} ynsurance Company,of St. Louis, ready to supply dressed flooring, siding . Me. Two Thousand and Twentylaths, shingles, shakes, fence posts, and . Five 77-100 Dollars, in full a8 per and all sorts of sagar pine or rough above statement, the amount insured: under Policy No. 12,925, on the life of ISRABL H. lumber at lowest.market.rates. Those oantnae @ deceased. who want lumber will find it at. the Signed,. DAVID C, THEPLE, yard on Boulder street in this city. inxocutor of Ratete of leraél H. Ghert See advertisement in to-day’s paper. é pe wont ncaa ; San Franoisco, April 14, 1870. Engines for Sale. -_—_ Those who have use for machinery . for. mining or other purposes, would do Pacific Branch Office of St. Louis well to read an advertisement ‘in today’s paper, offering three first rate engines for sale. Fur particulars apply to F. W. Robinson at the Union Hotel in this city. : WM, SELBY, General Agent. Thani BR. A. DIVER, General Traveling We are indebted to Spencer &. Patti‘Agent. ie apl9 son for Harper’s Bazar, Appleton’s Mutual, 401 Cal. Street. Journal and the New York Ledger of}. Notice to the Public. inte apie. [SE pantie is hereby notified that 1 have rey OAD,” 4 for Probate. odant eager TS a AD C, Thomas applied for admigsion, to evada County, fro probate of the will of Ann Reese. Re othe , can proctrg Hearing set for shia the 14th inst. Nevada, April 12th, 1870, R. FININGER & CO. The receipts of the concert on Satur, DEALERS IN FINE day night above expenditures, were BRANDIES, about $200. WINES, — LIQUORS, The Mortgage Tax. GROCERIES AND HROVISIONS, WATER, sig FRUIT. The Board of Supervisors yesterday MINDRAL ¥ Vinegat. Tess, Coles, be made an “order requiring the County . &c., &. ooare the books fot GC. T. SAYERS.berm A Beautiful Stock of Dress Goods. . SAN FRANCISOO. 3 ha eT cA . er or Silks, Fancy & Domestic Goods, 6 de. Se. eed Weweuns ve this city. gS gle a aa <ae AND, SELL OUR GOODS ¢HEAPER THAN ANYDODY ELSE, Sales and Small Profits.» you make your purchases. al6 CRONK ! 1 CRONK ! EB. HOPKINSON, wh SUPPLY DEALERS AND OTHERS BEST CRONK BEER, . AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. gay” Old friends and others who want a good Summer drink should give him a call. ‘Nevada, April %th, e EMPIRE MARKET, Junction Main & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. _ SCHAEFER & SCHINDLER, ‘Will always be supplied with BEEF, : MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, &e. KE. The very best to be had in the market. vered f the ci sonst charge. Give aseccall, cof spas MILES SEARLS, qrtisichs and Counselor at Law, FFICE—Corne of Broad and Pine Streets ou y Casey & Beckman'’s saloon vada* __ Motive to Sorip Holders, tre & J tals dat ORERRWALD, 1 Treasurer, TULLY, Depaty. Mevaia, April 11th, 1870, secured by note and mortgage in this. pEaToN a) c nara Sucoessors to B. F. Spence, Dealersin Drug® az and Chemicals. A full eupply 0 of the Stan “the Standard Patent Meditines always on hand. Prescriptions accuSuDDEN Dearn—Phil Galway, late superintendent of the Allison Ranch -. mine, died in San Francisco a few days . rately sompoundrt atall hours of the day or R. M, HUNT, No. 4 since, of erysipelas. Mr. Galway leaves ae street, Nevada Ol City. . . a host of frends tu mourn his loss. B. LUTZ, . ne eeeemmeememmemmmnens . A few doors below] the National Exchange Caution.--Audacious Counterfeit ! T to anctaie the The reputation which, for many ycars, has LA’ STYLE rea he to orattached to “Hestetter's Stomach Bitters,” — on short notice and at reasmable rates. as the staxparp Tonio oF THR As, and REPAIRING of all kinds done the large demand for the article, not only in * Ng very best style and at low the United States but elsewhere, have proyoked the cupidity of the counTERrEITING Give me a call, ares, and it has been extensively eriMULat. HAIR DRESSING ED and nnTaTED by unscrupulous sharpers. Cl loved, April 3d. The most daring counterfeit of said article, SALOON. which has been attempted, has recently come . PHIALER DOOA.-+s. to our knowledge. The engraved steel label on bottles containing the genuine bitters, .Preprictor. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, with its beautiful vignette of St. George and Hair Cutting..-.-.-.:++ 25 site the dragon, ite shield, containing a warning Shaving PPerrrrry . +.) Peer * . = against counterfeiters, and its note of hand Sham pooing ,.+-+++:--++-+.25 a for “one cent” at the foot, signed ‘with our Baths—Hot or Cold. anes ond 25 firm name, has been cepicd so closely, that the fraud can only be detected on @ minute inPh mag yr para ee a spection. The dark label is also well comnter-feited, and the wording on both the imitation SAN FRANCISCO andthe genuine, are_precidely the same, the . GOLD LATING difference being simply in the work; that of the imitation being somewhat coAnsEn than SILVER WORKS the genuine. Other counterfeits are on the ‘ ARTZ MILL LL MEN, MINERS, HOmarket, which are in all particulars the same T% PRES, and others. as described above, with the exception of a Franciseo’ difference in the f i io ace Silty: vets keel slight im the epelling of our name. . pared to er pper, 4 ph to the above, these counterPiates, of a'l sizes andin. any quana the Very Lowest Rates. feiters have gone so far in some instances as eae of Blver deposited and satistse Bees cork and . tion oo OLD GOODS yf all inde pam so lor Hotels, Restaarauts, &c a ail work done at the lowest prices. a . DENN A tia » HOOPER HOOPER CO. O Agents. eae Near: eUOMERY “at ft deere Satis MA fll aanortnent and CatHair Dressing Room for Ladies and ehildren. . FOR SALE, HEAP F.OR CASH: One 12-inch Engine, Qne 10-inch Engine, One S-inch Pump. : One 6-Inch Pump. Two Horn’s Amalgamating Pans. ONE FLUE BOILER, . Dwenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ONE 80-INCH GLOBE NOZZLE, & CRAIG'S PA PATENT. Castings of Everv Description —AT— GREATLY! REDUCED PRICES. INQUIRE OF DAVID . THOM, NEVADA POUNDRY, SPRING STREET. Nevada City, March 8th. THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. . Marttord, Conn. Ameorporated 1810. Assets, ve ee eyerr bi Pi SPARKS, Agent. ene <" petvana Gary. ‘ , lis. sca” gay” Look at our Goods and Prices before . Splendid Drink for for warm weather . = THIS OLD STAND HAVING L., Poon = We mAVR Tae VEY LATEST STYLES} Aw is the cause of our “Rarge. ~ € chat tims lowing. Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle. Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. _ Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle, ~ Ground Cloyes 12%. cents per botite. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup pte 12%. cents per bottle. Tomato Oatsup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 87% cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil pts 26 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quatte 50 eénts "per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle. . Plantation Bitters 75 cénts per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 8 pound bags 12% ‘eents per.bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. Selt in 10 pound bags 37% pents per bag. Salt in 20-pound bags 62% cents per bag. Salt in 50 pound bags $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2.50 per bag:. Buckwheat Flour 10% bags, 75ctse per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Oat Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Raisins in % boxes, 75 cents per box. Raisins in % boxes $1 25 per box. ~ Raisins in % boxes $250 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch in 5 lb boxes 75 cents yer box. Masons shoe blacking, 3 boxes 25 cents. 6 bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Heavy Golden Syrup $4 60 per keg. Nails assorted $6 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. } Pick Handles 37% cents. Axe Handles 37% cents. . XT AI knowing themselves inare noqueste® r EX and seaihe im+ sag Smal % : ae Be do > ; x é “9% ote. Corn ‘ae hs betty” Helios ems eg Bran fights TM ote. do ter 3 44 00> do Bago is Minna * 100 do Safes a we . : Coho old ox aye A Peg ie Qo Bio; ground & #100 Candles. Sa Oc RO do prunes’ yeh une 100 do currants Go 2 Oe Ranch Butter, . 87% centa per pound. Firkin -do 40. “ ot 46 Goshen Cheese 2 “ “ * Nevada hams 18 “ “ “ ‘ao bawoon 170 “4 Codfish par yaks “eae Japan tea 81% * “ “e Basket tea 15 “ se “ Black tea 50 “ és “ fielorets oe WSLS Boda 1% * “ “ Cream of Tartar 87% “ “ “ Chocolate Be Pearl Barley 10% * " New Citzon, 50 3 “ 6 “ec Carolina Rice BE ae Batavia -do 10 i a RE China do 8 soot i tteadestr oe Sid Split Peas ( 10 “ “ «ce Washing Powder 12% °% “ & Maccaroni BA Moe. Vermacilla 19% “ “ ‘ Green corn, Win. 87% vents per can. Fresh Peaches . 87% “, %. * Green Peas S7% ° * “ “ . Turkey 81% “ pled Lobster 25 “ “ ° laid Yeast Powder 19%. 4S Tomatoes. Sf ven tas GroundJavaCoffee62% “ May a Sardines 4 25 “ 4 “ +e Coal Oil. 097%. oo * & Nevada Lard 125 Agee Axle Grease 31% Gs of debted to me, om Book Account, .

ev acs pg. 14 rBSB w Fivese etRaees Fh e Means . 8 a NEVADA Orry. Po tg The prospect yesterday morning for. a lively local . contest was good. The action of the Democracy in nominating Sssigial Silt aroused the Republier efforts. to settle the matter between was called and 102 Repitblicans ‘were present. G. 8. 8, _Getchell having “withdrawn, ¢he fight was between L. Nihell and Chas. Cornell. The ballot stood, Nihell 62, Cornell 89, and the former Was declared the unanimous choice of the meeting. Notwithstanding this, there was some dissatisfaction which ‘could not be allayed, and for City Marshal there was some scratching. The friends of both parties were in earnest, and in the contest there was @ new element, namely the colored vote. The enforcement of the Fifteenth Athetidmeat did not keep Democrats from the polls,but on the contrary made them ‘olicitous of colored men’s votes. The total vote polled was 429. Th tickets ran were as follows: FOR MARSHAL. \ la. Nihell, (R.) 248 Al Gentry, (D.) ee FOR. ASSESSOR, W. H. Davidson, (B.) 275 J. A. Cross, (D.) 151 FOR TREASURER. Geo, R. Crawford,(R.). 259 Geo. E. Turner, (D.) 169 _ FOR TRUSTEES, ‘, H. Rolfe, ‘266 0. C. Torson, 257 J. C, Rich, 267 B.'T. Allen, 264 B. Locklin, 243 Democrats R. W. Tully, 188 G. W. Smith, 170 Daniel Clancy, 156 John Kistle, 153 Louis Dreyfuss, 167 ‘The. May. Pic-Nic. The aiinual May picnic of the Con-' gregational ‘and Methodist Sunday sohools will,take place to-morrow in the grove at Murchie’s ranch. The Sunday! schools will meet at their respective churches at 7 o’clock, where wagons Will be provided to convey the childrento the grounds. Committees will algo be on hand to receive the baskets and send them out to the grove. They should be plainly marked with the name of the owner, Weare requested to sey that the schools have obtained the’ absolute ‘control of the ground and are determined to enforce the Jaw against any who a ‘violate it by bringing liquors, . beer, or any such things upon + Bogus Dust, Lately quite a large amount of bogus gold dust lias been around. Yesterday a Chinese merchant brought to the Bank of Nevada County several lots of dust “which he had been purchasing, and among them was a ‘ot of bogus dust that might deceive any other than an expert, but it was detected by the officers of the Bank atsight. The Chinagian who bought it told his stery as follows: “One Chinaman he come my store he a Gottoe licee, flour, sugah, twenty-five dolla heap. He talkee he come he pay, and takee dusee. One year he no ceme. Bime-by me catchee him, me kickee head, alle sam.” Hej had his bogus dust melted at the bank to aacertain its true value. County Court—May Term. The following cases were set for trial: The Pete vs. D. J. Hickey Wildy. May 20th." Foley vs. Muarphy—May 13th. Roach vs. Morgan—May 18th. Lamil vs. LeCoy—May 14th. Booch vs Morgan—May 18th. Grand Jary ordered for Weleey *\._. morning at 10 o'clock. Ky a lite for Tuesday, yr bo eee eel er. ‘They Lire . ins u RAN ce . maker an able and spicy.» have shown an energy in wient ‘of the paper worthy of’ stccess, and we hope their columns may be as well filled with paying ads:asthey in-. Prompt Payment of ‘Loss! The Choral Society. _ Lae Ofce 8 Lo 7 5 Matas! The Choral Society will meet this Life Insurance €o. ; 8, Mo. > March Ia, 1800. ti evening at the Library Hall, at -half-pest . <. Scien 48 aaes ot On ee eee and those who desire to become mem12,925 om the Life of . bers, are requestéid to mest ‘with the . S#AEL H. SHERBURNE, deo’d, Society. This certainly -should have among its membership every citizen of Nevada. Those who can not-sing sliould . become honorary members, and’ contribute to its support. Amount ef Policy. 92,000 0 eo Add Dividend of 1809, ese 2577 Amount dne Beneficiache Orystal opitng S0W mm. M. L. & D, Marsh, proprietors of the . Crystal Spring Saw Mill, have.on hand . — either at the mill or in this city, an im. mense stock of lumber useful for build. poceived of thest. Louis Mutual Life ‘ling or mining purposes. They are} ynsurance Company,of St. Louis, ready to supply dressed flooring, siding . Me. Two Thousand and Twentylaths, shingles, shakes, fence posts, and . Five 77-100 Dollars, in full a8 per and all sorts of sagar pine or rough above statement, the amount insured: under Policy No. 12,925, on the life of ISRABL H. lumber at lowest.market.rates. Those oantnae @ deceased. who want lumber will find it at. the Signed,. DAVID C, THEPLE, yard on Boulder street in this city. inxocutor of Ratete of leraél H. Ghert See advertisement in to-day’s paper. é pe wont ncaa ; San Franoisco, April 14, 1870. Engines for Sale. -_—_ Those who have use for machinery . for. mining or other purposes, would do Pacific Branch Office of St. Louis well to read an advertisement ‘in today’s paper, offering three first rate engines for sale. Fur particulars apply to F. W. Robinson at the Union Hotel in this city. : WM, SELBY, General Agent. Thani BR. A. DIVER, General Traveling We are indebted to Spencer &. Patti‘Agent. ie apl9 son for Harper’s Bazar, Appleton’s Mutual, 401 Cal. Street. Journal and the New York Ledger of}. Notice to the Public. inte apie. [SE pantie is hereby notified that 1 have rey OAD,” 4 for Probate. odant eager TS a AD C, Thomas applied for admigsion, to evada County, fro probate of the will of Ann Reese. Re othe , can proctrg Hearing set for shia the 14th inst. Nevada, April 12th, 1870, R. FININGER & CO. The receipts of the concert on Satur, DEALERS IN FINE day night above expenditures, were BRANDIES, about $200. WINES, — LIQUORS, The Mortgage Tax. GROCERIES AND HROVISIONS, WATER, sig FRUIT. The Board of Supervisors yesterday MINDRAL ¥ Vinegat. Tess, Coles, be made an “order requiring the County . &c., &. ooare the books fot GC. T. SAYERS.berm A Beautiful Stock of Dress Goods. . SAN FRANCISOO. 3 ha eT cA . er or Silks, Fancy & Domestic Goods, 6 de. Se. eed Weweuns ve this city. gS gle a aa <ae AND, SELL OUR GOODS ¢HEAPER THAN ANYDODY ELSE, Sales and Small Profits.» you make your purchases. al6 CRONK ! 1 CRONK ! EB. HOPKINSON, wh SUPPLY DEALERS AND OTHERS BEST CRONK BEER, . AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. gay” Old friends and others who want a good Summer drink should give him a call. ‘Nevada, April %th, e EMPIRE MARKET, Junction Main & Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. _ SCHAEFER & SCHINDLER, ‘Will always be supplied with BEEF, : MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, &e. KE. The very best to be had in the market.

vered f the ci sonst charge. Give aseccall, cof spas MILES SEARLS, qrtisichs and Counselor at Law, FFICE—Corne of Broad and Pine Streets ou y Casey & Beckman'’s saloon vada* __ Motive to Sorip Holders, tre & J tals dat ORERRWALD, 1 Treasurer, TULLY, Depaty. Mevaia, April 11th, 1870, secured by note and mortgage in this. pEaToN a) c nara Sucoessors to B. F. Spence, Dealersin Drug® az and Chemicals. A full eupply 0 of the Stan “the Standard Patent Meditines always on hand. Prescriptions accuSuDDEN Dearn—Phil Galway, late superintendent of the Allison Ranch -. mine, died in San Francisco a few days . rately sompoundrt atall hours of the day or R. M, HUNT, No. 4 since, of erysipelas. Mr. Galway leaves ae street, Nevada Ol City. . . a host of frends tu mourn his loss. B. LUTZ, . ne eeeemmeememmemmmnens . A few doors below] the National Exchange Caution.--Audacious Counterfeit ! T to anctaie the The reputation which, for many ycars, has LA’ STYLE rea he to orattached to “Hestetter's Stomach Bitters,” — on short notice and at reasmable rates. as the staxparp Tonio oF THR As, and REPAIRING of all kinds done the large demand for the article, not only in * Ng very best style and at low the United States but elsewhere, have proyoked the cupidity of the counTERrEITING Give me a call, ares, and it has been extensively eriMULat. HAIR DRESSING ED and nnTaTED by unscrupulous sharpers. Cl loved, April 3d. The most daring counterfeit of said article, SALOON. which has been attempted, has recently come . PHIALER DOOA..-+s. to our knowledge. The engraved steel label on bottles containing the genuine bitters, ..Preprictor. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, with its beautiful vignette of St. George and Hair Cutting...-.-.-.:++ 25 site the dragon, ite shield, containing a warning Shaving PPerrrrry . +.) Peer * . = against counterfeiters, and its note of hand Sham pooing ,.+-+++:--++-+.25 a for “one cent” at the foot, signed ‘with our Baths—Hot or Cold. anes ond 25 firm name, has been cepicd so closely, that the fraud can only be detected on @ minute inPh mag yr para ee a spection. The dark label is also well comnter-feited, and the wording on both the imitation SAN FRANCISCO andthe genuine, are_precidely the same, the . GOLD LATING difference being simply in the work; that of the imitation being somewhat coAnsEn than SILVER WORKS the genuine. Other counterfeits are on the ‘ ARTZ MILL LL MEN, MINERS, HOmarket, which are in all particulars the same T% PRES, and others. as described above, with the exception of a Franciseo’ difference in the f i io ace Silty: vets keel slight im the epelling of our name. . pared to er pper, 4 ph to the above, these counterPiates, of a'l sizes andin. any quana the Very Lowest Rates. feiters have gone so far in some instances as eae of Blver deposited and satistse Bees cork and . tion oo OLD GOODS yf all inde pam so lor Hotels, Restaarauts, &c a ail work done at the lowest prices. a . DENN A tia » HOOPER HOOPER CO. O Agents. eae Near: eUOMERY “at ft deere Satis MA fll aanortnent and CatHair Dressing Room for Ladies and ehildren. . FOR SALE, HEAP F.OR CASH: One 12-inch Engine, Qne 10-inch Engine, One S-inch Pump. : One 6-Inch Pump. Two Horn’s Amalgamating Pans. ONE FLUE BOILER, . Dwenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ONE 80-INCH GLOBE NOZZLE, & CRAIG'S PA PATENT. Castings of Everv Description —AT— GREATLY! REDUCED PRICES. INQUIRE OF DAVID . THOM, NEVADA POUNDRY, SPRING STREET. Nevada City, March 8th. THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. . Marttord, Conn. Ameorporated 1810. Assets, ve ee eyerr bi Pi SPARKS, Agent. ene <" petvana Gary. ‘ , lis. sca” gay” Look at our Goods and Prices before . Splendid Drink for for warm weather . = THIS OLD STAND HAVING L., Poon = We mAVR Tae VEY LATEST STYLES} Aw is the cause of our “Rarge. ~ € chat tims lowing. Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle. Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. _ Ground Allspice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle, ~ Ground Cloyes 12%. cents per botite. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup pte 12%. cents per bottle. Tomato Oatsup qts 25 cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 87% cents per bottle. Pickles % gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil pts 26 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quatte 50 eénts "per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle. . Plantation Bitters 75 cénts per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extracts assorted 12% cents per bottle. Salt in 8 pound bags 12% ‘eents per.bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. Selt in 10 pound bags 37% pents per bag. Salt in 20-pound bags 62% cents per bag. Salt in 50 pound bags $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2.50 per bag:. Buckwheat Flour 10% bags, 75ctse per bag. Hominy 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Oat Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal 10 pound bags 75 cents per bag. Raisins in % boxes, 75 cents per box. Raisins in % boxes $1 25 per box. ~ Raisins in % boxes $250 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box. Starch in 5 lb boxes 75 cents yer box. Masons shoe blacking, 3 boxes 25 cents. 6 bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. Heavy Golden Syrup $4 60 per keg. Nails assorted $6 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. } Pick Handles 37% cents. Axe Handles 37% cents. . XT AI knowing themselves inare noqueste® r EX and seaihe im+ sag Smal % : ae Be do > ; x é “9% ote. Corn ‘ae hs betty” Helios ems eg Bran fights TM ote. do ter 3 44 00> do Bago is Minna * 100 do Safes a we . : Coho old ox aye A Peg ie Qo Bio; ground & #100 Candles. Sa Oc RO do prunes’ yeh une 100 do currants Go 2 Oe Ranch Butter, . 87% centa per pound. Firkin -do 40. “ ot 46 Goshen Cheese 2 “ “ * Nevada hams 18 “ “ “ ‘ao bawoon 170 “4 Codfish par yaks “eae Japan tea 81% * “ “e Basket tea 15 “ se “ Black tea 50 “ és “ fielorets oe WSLS Boda 1% * “ “ Cream of Tartar 87% “ “ “ Chocolate Be Pearl Barley 10% * " New Citzon, 50 3 “ 6 “ec Carolina Rice BE ae Batavia -do 10 i a RE China do 8 soot i tteadestr oe Sid Split Peas ( 10 “ “ «ce Washing Powder 12% °% “ & Maccaroni BA Moe.. Vermacilla 19% “ “ ‘ Green corn, Win. 87% vents per can. Fresh Peaches . 87% “, %. * Green Peas S7% ° * “ “ . Turkey 81% “ pled Lobster 25 “ “ ° laid Yeast Powder 19%. 4S Tomatoes. Sf ven tas GroundJavaCoffee62% “ May a Sardines 4 25 “ 4 “ +e Coal Oil.. 097%. oo * & Nevada Lard 125 Agee Axle Grease 31% Gs of debted to me, om Book Account, .