May 31, 1879 (4 pages)

SEE THE GES LL AT R DOZEK, Cfo THE REATH? . iT IGAR, ND’S, levada City, oappear at you RM, on on ist, 1879, ‘adé and Annual any will march id all not in the absentees, t sickness or ab: J. A. RAPP, Commanding, maf aaa. rHAL, ~ vada City, PUBLIC THAT another invoice RANDS of . CIGARS. y, and which he BODY. ‘D DAILY, ards, and famileties of herries, ir residences, by prices Cheap as ERY. ock of American h will be sold at id. Also Fiesh S, Jewelry; Willow yains of me than NTHAL, ygite Transcript ; mayl6 oy BARGAIN. ‘ BIRCHVILLE, ~ ' San Juan, on Road, containes, with Stotk ' ‘ted. The place ed with MBER, jouses, and a ) ra Hi ily to move on. the sale of prolent for Dairy hout the Ranch, Ae erty at a great cast. Apply on FOGARTY, e, Nevada Co. \LMER, ° BUILDERS ptel, Nevada LY ANNOUNCE y are prepared t r Building WORKS, P STORES, ING, Etc. ; Furnished description. yptness and om guarantee satis tended te. & PALMER. Tt Tir is y Concern hatl, dV. Peteh Known as the ayof Re-Union, tion all parties ony stands tor ish rent-any pow! > will af V.PETTIT, Nevada City. e publish [6 a ~ “officers, and then adjourn antileve> ley has béén ordered to be-removed THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT; NEVADA CITY, CALIPSRNIA. ; Brief Wentien. Sheriff Montgomery took Bush to ‘San Quentin last night. The lower portion of the interior of. ‘the Union Hotel is beirg handsomely refitted. Some ofthe flags about the city were at half-mast yesterday in hon or of Decoration Day. Deputy Surveyor Englebright has just completed a neat diagram of *the seats in the Theatre. : is about to remove with ‘his family from Grass Valley to this city. The new Board of Education will. meet to-day at 10 o'clock 4. m., elect* “ning. oe ‘The telegraph office at Grees Valfrom W. K. Spencer’s store to Sammel Granger's. The last regular rehearsal for the ‘Re-Union Concert will ‘take place at the’ Théatre this evening. A full at“téndanice'is urgently requested. ‘The railroad time table for Re) ‘wnion day is published in éonnection “with the advertisement “of the exér‘cises which appears in anether col‘umn, The officers at the Jail continue to weceive anonymous . letters signed “T. I. D.” One found ‘yesterday -creates a suspicion that Moore has ‘colleagues on the outside. John T. Carey, Inspector of Rifle Practice, and Captain John A Rapp, went to Camptonville yesterday to “witness the Annual Parade and Target Practice of the Yuba Light In. fantry. Ma _.Prof. Thomas Price, Manager of ‘the Biue Tent Con. Hydraulic mines, and Mr. Williams of San Francisco, are spending a few days in this section. Yesterday afternoon they visited the Pittsburg mine. The Cit} Board of Equalization have finished investigating and revising the assessment roll prepared by Assessor Long, and next Monday will be prepared to listen to complaints of property owners. Chas: Crantz of Grass Valley had some trouble with a Chinaman regarding the ownership of 4 mining claim. He was arrested on a’charge of battery and-senteticed to pay = fine of $49 or go to Jail for 24 days. He preferred the latter. Mau Tong, the etrange acting Chix naman who was released from the County Jail as stated in yesterday's TRANSCRIPT, was immediately put on the train by the officers and shipped out of town. ° His “Mongolianship appeared highly pleased at the prospect of a free ride. His departure makes one less vag. in town. It is reported that one of the menbers of the County Central Committee, which will meet in this city today, will introduce a resolution calculated to result in giving the Kearneyites away, body and soul, to the Honorable Bilks. If thé scheme suc‘ceeds it will place the Workingmen of the county in as ridiculoes a light aa the fish that flopped from the frying pan into the fire. _—-> For The Ball, ' Ladies’ white kid slippers for the Re-Union ball, at W. R. Cor’s, m18-3t Cor.of Main and Com. St. ib ti 4 Special Offer to the readers ef this Paper. $7 fer 63 Cts. The American Diamond Dictionary, containing 30,000 words, orthography, pronunciation and definitions according to the. best English and, American Lexicographers, illustrated with nearly 200 engravings ; satisfies the wants of the scholar and at the same time is just what a~plain learned person needs. It is decidedly the best dictionary ever printed. Contains 700 double cdfitinn pages. ‘Superbly bound in cloth and gilt.— Type clear and handsome. Sent -F.2ER to any reader of this paper upon receipt of 63 cents, to pay ‘actual postage and packing charges. This great offer is good for thirty days only, and is made solely for the purpose of introduction. But two dictionaries will be seat to one address. This appears but twice. Order now. Send silver curreney or 3 cent postage stamps. Address at once NaTIONAL Book Compaxy, : Rockland, _ Mass, m29-2t _ RParasels ! Parasels !! : Parasols, from 50 cents to $12.50, at the Palace Dry Goods Store of » corner Broad’‘and Pine streets, Neva C. R. Hunt, the dancing teacher, + sigs, 2 . ties, Collars, Cuffs (all of the latest . Regular size 75 cents. Sold posi Connuandram. — ‘Why will people pay from 40 to 80 dollars for a Sewing Machine, when they wan get the New Wilson, the best Sewing machine that was ever invented, for frém‘25 to 40. dollars? . W. A. Sicourwey, “No. 18 & 20 Commercial st. "Early Tomate Plants; For Sale at F2tfx Guner’s. 29 + > > Mats? Mats? Mats { The latest Spring and Summer -styles just recéived at Hyman Bros. aps Gem Shaving Saleon, Opposite the National Hotel. Shav‘itig, 25. Hair cutting, 25e. “Shampooing, 25c. Hair work a specialty. jan29-ti — Louis Goparr, Fine Stock ef Fancy Goods.: The largest and finest assortment of Silk Searfs, Handkerehiefs,. Neckspring and summer styles) just received at Hyman Brothers’, oorner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada <P apr9-tf. -—~<>~eWate t Mate 22 Hats from 50 cents to $15. at’ the Palace Dry Goods Store of apr 25 tf. Roseneeac Bros. en rt Clothing! Clothing! Clething? Thelatest spring and summer styles of the choicest goods and the most select patterns, in nien’s, youths’ and boys’ clothing, now teceived at mega Bres., Cor. Broad and Pine ‘Sts. Nevada City. apl2. 44 Unsarpassed for style and _finish are-the pictures made at the ‘Rudolph Phefo-Gallery.” Ceitins operator. jal5 Sutpucr bathing. by means of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap in the ordinary bath-tub, has-se—completely-saperseded the former method of sulphar baths that they are no longer used. The most recent plan of extemporizing a sulphur bath excels its predecessor on the score of. economy, and because its strenth can be so graduated as to adapt it more accurately to the gravity of the ailmené it is intended to ameliorate. Critteaton’s, 7 Sixth avenue, New York, Sold by druggists everywhere, Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black er brown, 50. Ask Yourself These Questions. Are you a despondent sufferer from sick headache, habitual costiveness, palpitation of the heart? Have you dizziness of the head?Is your nervous system depressed? oes your blood circulate badly? Have you a cough? Low spirits?’ Comin up of the food after eating? ete. “Al mM Pitas and much more are the direct results of dyspepsia, liver complaint and indigestion. Green’s August Flewer is now acknowledged by all druggists to be a positive cure. 2,400,000 bottles were given away in the U. S. through drugyists to the ‘people as a trial. Two doses will satisfy amy person of its wonderful quality ia curing all forms of indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cents. tively by all first-class Druggists in the United States. Why Will You Allow a cold to advance in your system and thus encourage more serious maladies, such: as pneumonia, hembles, when an immediate relief can be so readily attained. ‘Boschee’s German Syrup has gained the la sale in’ the and the severest lung diseases. It is Dr. a famous erg bre. scription, and is prepared wits ‘he arataat care, and no fear need be entertained in administering it to the eungest child, as per directions. e sale of this medicine is unprecedented. Since first introduced there has been a constant increasing demand, and without a single report of a failure to do its work in any case. Ask your druggist.as to tae truth of these remarks. Large size 75 cents. Try it and be convinced, if any dealer tells Avy} You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZOQDONT, discredit the statement and insistupon having that alone. By doing so, you will secure a dentifrice par excéllence the best in the market, containing botanie elements of rare preservative influence upon the teeth, and one which will endew them with most becoming whiteness. Another desirable feature of this table toilet article is that it im ee ance to the ‘breath. Sold by all druggists. >.> A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions. of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a receipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was disreovered by a mission in South America. nd a self-addressed enapr 25tf. Rosenperc Bros. world for the cure of coughs, colds: CAMELLINE For Preserving and Beattifying the _ Complexion and Teeth. A NEW AND VALUABLE PRERABA. tion, pronounced by all to ve the West perfect cosmetic in existence. Unlike other. preparations it is not only harmless, but¥a-' vors a natural and healthy action of the skim, resulting in complete purity and cleartiess of complexion. The intrinsic merit and high medical endorsoment of CAMELLINE have in a few months caused it to nearly suSan Francisco. PRICE 60 CENTS. SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS, H. P. WAKELER «& C®., mayl5-3im SAN FRANCISCO, WOFKINGMEN, ATTENTION! RK accordance ‘with the authority vested; in us, we make the following CALL Yer foe and fora COUNTY CONVENOn the 27th Bay of May, Tke Workingmen throughout this coanty will hold P IMARY MESTENGS at everv election precinct, with open doors, te elect Delegates to our COUN CONVENTION, hereby called to meet. in NEVADA CITY, On the 31st Day of May, 1879, . For the purpose of electing State and Congressional Gouven tion, The basis of represertattion in said County Convention shall be t Delegate for every election precinct, 1 for ‘every fifty voters in each precinct, and 1 fer every fraction of fifty over twenty-five where the nuniber of Votes. is less than fifty; these numbers to be determined by the total mumber of voters thereia manifest by the last general election returns. The several membets of this Com. mittee, in cach Township, are gathorized to appoint Supervisors, and use swch other. means as may these provisions, re agar voter < the “t vote at said Primary, on his pledging himeelf to work and revel in quot faith with the Workingmen’s Party. Any Delegate elected to said County Convention may appoint anv. -otker Delegate of this party within the Courty a3 proxy, Signed on behalf of the Committee. R. G. MeCUTCHAN, Chairman. FELIX -GiLLEr, Secretary. my22-lw be necessary to earry out NEW TAILOR SHOP. F, M. SCHMIDT, He REMOVED FROM SACRA _. MENTO TO NEVADA CITY, anreun ces that he has opened a Tailor Shep en Pine Strect, Two doors below. Dr. Hant’s Office, where he is prepared to make to order all kinds of gentlemen and youth's Clothi _ than was ever offered in Nevada County. All Wool Suits Made to Order from $25 and upwards. Spring Bottom Pants a Specialty. Clothing Cleaned, Scoured and Renevated by the new French Pro €@88,8uperior to any in the FE city. Prices: Coat Cleaned, Scoured or ted, from 75 cents to $1 50. Panta, from 50 cents to $1. Vests, from 25 cents to 50 cents, RenovaHaving had 24 years experience in the above business, I will warrant to give satisfaction: : F. M. SCHMIDT. Nevada City, April 5, 1879, WILLIAM R. COE’S NEW-STOCK OF CONSISTING OF .! BG ies’ French Kid Side Lace Gaiters, Ladies’, { Misses and Children’s French Kid and Pebble Goat Button Gaiters. Gent's Sewed Opera Boots. Embroidered Stippers for ladies -ad gentlemen, ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF Gents’, Ladies, Misses and’ Child. ren’s Arctics and ‘Overshoes, All of which will be Sold at Lower Prices than the same quality eo Geeds can be bought OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL $300,000. SAN FRANCISCO. tr? INSURANCE ONLY J. F. Hoveurox, President. ~ Gro. H. Howaxp, Vice President CuarLes H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Evov, Marine H. H. Bigsiow,’General Manager. ~R. H, Maems, General Agent, h TRUSTEES * WM. WATT. T. W. SIGOURNEY 4. B. BRADY, Manager. man, Station D. New York City. velope to the Rev. Joseph T. In-) persede all articles for the complexion in . . tes to our . CHEAPER. vm se Sorel BAND BALL for this of aus to attend on this holiday weaeres: lecl5 W. B. Cor’s. . and no efforts will be spared to render this visit fraternal and pleasaut. Home Mutual Insurance Co. Principal @ffice—305 Califernia St., Grass Valicy Branch fer Nevada Co. RE-UNION OFTHE ~ Residents and Ex-Residents OF NEVADA COUNTY. T° BE'HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES of the NEVADA COUNTY RE UNION ASSOCIATION, ISMER1T’S GROYE, On the line of the Nevada County Nerrow. ‘Gauge Railroad, mid-way between ‘ Nevada City and Grass VaHey, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1879, ‘On which occasion there will be $ AN ORATION BY OF SACRAMENTO, AN @RIGINAL POEM BY ~ MRS. NELLIE E. CHAPMAN, OF VIRGINIA CITY, POPULAR GAMESAnd amusements of all kinds, wd Dancing in ‘the Groves ! Ona large Platform specially erected for the purpose, and excellent Instrumental Music by Thomas’ Silver Cornet Band OF GRASS VALLEY, —AND— _ Military’ Brass Band OF NEVADA CITY. : Special Railroad Trains Will run every hour during the day to the Grove,” between Nevada City and Giass Valley. On the Evening of the same day, THURSDAY, June Sth, se ia MONSTER Will be given at NEVADA CITY, which will be participated in by Singers from all parts of .5 county and State, under the direction of Profs, Muller and Davis, -— ASSISTED BY— Marcus M. Blum, To be succeeded by a Prof. AT HUNT'S HALL. ON THE FOLLOWING EVENING, Wriday, Tume Cth, The Coucert will te repeated at HAMILTON HALL, GRASS VALLEY, to be followed by a GRAND BALL. ee The Residents and ex-Residents of Nevada county are, cordially invited ed in Nevada City, SATURDAY EVENING, June 7th. By order of the Executive Committee, v * ~_Re-Union Railroad Time Table, — ’ 1k MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY . BEST ASSORTM’T . . \CHEAP JONCERT, The Grand Coneert will be repeat. . ‘Tickets for the Round Trip from Grass 4 Vatley or, Nevada to the Grove 25 cents. Persiring to go through to Grass Valley or Neva” da must obtain transfer tickets at the ticket FURMITURE! LARGEST AND mm [@ EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY. ~ FURNITURE! Constantly on Etna, . The finest assortment of Bedding, Blankets, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, Pictures, Window Shades, Brackets, and every variety of Furniture and Upholstered Goods. Terms, “ C, 0. D.” I WILL ‘NOT BE UNDERSOLDBy any Dealer in Wevthcda ‘Gounty. FURNITUR EY SEE MRS. J. E. JOHNSTON'S © “Pioneer” Furniture (Rooms; No 34 Commercial St., Junction Pine, Nevada City. ‘ NEW STOCK _ FURNITURE, » UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING, ETC. — North San Juan, Moy 27, 1879. Bay. State Market. ¥ Broad Street, Adjoining Gault’s Bakery, NEVADA CITY, JOHN BRODIE Proprietor. —a 7 EEPS for Sale a superior article wt ~ Leave Nevada. Leave Grass Vallér. K x ad F : 9:30 A. M. : $0 A.M. trae istes lio « . Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Ham, 74 12:00 M. 4 on ee oop w. Bacon, Lard, Vegetables,ete, lemert’s 3:00 P. M. Ismert’s 2:30 * 47 Prices to suit the times, ap2a Nevada 3:30 ‘* Grass Valiey 3:00 “Ismert's4900 * Ismert’s 3:30 * : >t Nevada 430. “* Grass Valley 6:00 “ ; Ismert's5:00° ** demerts 6:30 ‘ Revada 5:30 “ -Grase Valley 690 te Senate Saloon, Ismer.'s 6:00 ‘“ smert’s 67 : : Nevada 6:30 “ Grass Valley 7:00 “ . . @wnction of Main and Conimercial Streets Ismert's7:00 ‘“ lsmert’s 7:30 “ NEVADA CITY, J. C. DONNELLY, Preprictor. Fancy Drinks a Specialty. 25 cents w-ll be charged, +S . te By Office at the Ismert Grovs Station, for which 47 Give we * call. ap22 42 Remember the placc—Commercial st., near junction of Pine. {Ap12. PRICE LIST SZ FOR CASH=s+t Subject to Correction} Flour, per 100 Ibs, $275 Sr eC Wheat, per 100 lbs, 225 Corn, per 100 Ibs, 1 78 Tih Bran, per 100 Ibs, 1 123 ‘ Mixed-Feed-per 100 Ibs, —1.87}. -______Middlings, per 100 lbs, 150 CSICRAR, Crushed Sugar, 8 lbs 100, . , P Brown Sugar, 104 Ibs 100/ The Fimeat and Most Delicious. Green Coffee, 5 . Ibs 106 Ground Coffee, 31d cans, 69 Civars ever introduced inRice, 14 lbs 10Beans, 22. lbs 100 to this Market. Soap, 8 bars 25 oe, Soap, per bok 60 Candles, hr =. BS FOR SALE<BY ; Candles, per bok 1775). Crackers, per box, BO JOHN J ACK. Oysters Vcansfor 100 ie Rae eae me Salmon, Veamsfor 100 “ . Tomatoes, @oansfor 100\° Deiinquent Hule: ree can : LORENCEBLUEGRAVEL MINING COM 3 * Corn, 6 8 for 100 PANY, Location of principed place of String Beans, 5 cans for 1 00 . business, San Francisoo, Culitornis. “Local Pears, 5 cans for 100 ty, Cal works, Hunt's Hill, Nevada CounGreen Peas, 4 cans for 100 Notice: There ste delinquent tipon the Seay : : following described stock, on ueeount of asBlueberries, 4 cans for 100 commen No. 4, levied on the biome oy. of r gall April, 1879, the several #mour set opKerosene, per on, 35 pan the st the respective shareholdKerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 56 . ers as follows: es ae Syrup, per gallon, 78 . Names: Certifi’e, Shares, ge gall EG Freeland, Tr, 162 50 2 5 Syrup, 5 om kegs, 3 56 E G Freeland, Tr; 168 50 2 60 . acon, per pound, pe $14 & 8 -6ra,-—_-—-_—359-—2000-—-300-00J P Mathetrsort #1 2000 100 00 Good Green Tea Q . P Haskell, . 75 28:78 J L Ord, ok 100°" 5 00 English Breakfast, ‘‘ 40 . Mrs. C.5'Furman, 168155077 50. Cooking Butter, perlb, 10/14 Boyle, 101 0025.00 = H A Boyle, 102 500-25 00 Cod Fish, te cs 7 . Mrs H A Boyle, 108 109, 500 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 . f° 1h A Bove, a ae ee iv, pers C P Sykes, 125 200 = 1000 Washing Powder, 3 pa 25 John McDonald, ibd 25 ol) Corn Starch, 2 papers, 25 . 3 Hargrove, 184 1005 00. Starch, 2 papers, 25 . W Clucas, 158 300 15 oD . J Naffziger, 148 600 = 25 00 . ~arch, sad sy 0 J Nafiziger, 149 100 5 00s Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25 ) 5 Naftzigct, 150-600 85 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10) . 4 isa 7 0: Oe eee Pickles, er bottle 25) F A MvGee, tr, 67 1800, 90.00 Pickles 6 gales kegs 200 . A moose an Se lee ’ ie Tr, 5 200 F A McGee, Tr, 106 50 200 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90 WX Mates, Tr, i 50 $8 i i * A McGee, Tr, 10 ) Everything else in proportion. P A Metiee, Tr Cn aS A McGee, Tr, 110 is 5 : . cA i€6,. 4 6 * A McGee, Tr, arc t A : F A McGee; Tr, 116 10 be oo Pauaecre ti 3 8 : ———: A McGee, Tr, 4 F A McGee, Tr, 121 10 66 SPECIAL MEETING, =. FAMeGe,Tr. =k F A McGee, Tr 123 w 60 mere FA Meee, Tr 188° = 6 00 .7 CUBA Tunnel Gold Mining Gompany.— . F A MeGee, Tr 139 Ke 600 In pu anne of an oe made at a . F A MeGee, Tr 140, 200 6 00 special Bite ws of the Board of Trustees, of . F A MeGee, Tr Mh 300 6 00 e Yuba Tunnel Gold Miaing Company, . F A McGee, Tr 1d 50 2 held May 20th, 1879, at North San Juan, . F A McGee, Tr, M3 & 2 50 Nevada County, Califernia, notice is hereby . F 4 McGee, Tr, p44 800 °=—«« 44 75 given, that a Meeting of the Stockholcers of } F A McGee, sy 162 10 50 said Corporation will be held at the office og . J A Forbes, 166 8000 400 00 its Secretary, at North San Juan, in said And in accordance with law, and am order Nevada County, on ‘ of the Boerd of Directors, made on the 18th . day of —April, 1879, so many shares of Tuesday, the Ist Day of July, 1879. . each perce! of such stock “ miy ibe eevee: ' ‘, will be sold at auct at the At 2 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of wactallie r Parker Crit enden, Auctioneer, ing'a Trustee, vice Wm. Bettis, Esq. resign : $6 Merchant's Exchende, Gen. Frau ed, and -for the transaction of such other Room Ce sitars nan s R pate ny ane poe business as may come before said mecting, . ©18¢% California, on aa ; : of June, 1879, at the hourof 8 o'clock, P, M. By order of the —_ yee my Sec'y of such day, to pay delinquent assessments . San Francisco, thereon, together with caste of advertising and expenses of sale, F, A. McGEE, Secretary. Offige—Room 82 Merchant's Exchanye, California Street, San Franciseo, California. PERFECTION'S — VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORER. » HIS VALUABLE PREPARATION IS . FREE FROM Any Mineral or Vegetable Poison. It restores gray hair to its natural color, beauty, and stops its falling out. It cures Baldness,.Dandruff and diseases of the Scalp. “Sold by all Drugyists. Wholesale Agents, ABRAMS & CARROLL, ° m2o-8m «3

SEE THE GES LL AT R DOZEK, Cfo THE REATH? . iT IGAR, ND’S, levada City, oappear at you RM, on on ist, 1879, ‘adé and Annual any will march id all not in the absentees, t sickness or ab: J. A. RAPP, Commanding, maf aaa. rHAL, ~ vada City, PUBLIC THAT another invoice RANDS of . CIGARS. y, and which he BODY. ‘D DAILY, ards, and famileties of herries, ir residences, by prices Cheap as ERY. ock of American h will be sold at id. Also Fiesh S, Jewelry; Willow yains of me than NTHAL, ygite Transcript ; mayl6 oy BARGAIN. ‘ BIRCHVILLE, ~ ' San Juan, on Road, containes, with Stotk ' ‘ted. The place ed with MBER, jouses, and a ) ra Hi ily to move on. the sale of prolent for Dairy hout the Ranch, Ae erty at a great cast. Apply on FOGARTY, e, Nevada Co. \LMER, ° BUILDERS ptel, Nevada LY ANNOUNCE y are prepared t r Building WORKS, P STORES, ING, Etc. ; Furnished description. yptness and om guarantee satis tended te. & PALMER. Tt Tir is y Concern hatl, dV. Peteh Known as the ayof Re-Union, tion all parties ony stands tor ish rent-any pow! > will af V.PETTIT, Nevada City. e publish [6 a ~ “officers, and then adjourn antileve> ley has béén ordered to be-removed THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT; NEVADA CITY, CALIPSRNIA. ; Brief Wentien. Sheriff Montgomery took Bush to ‘San Quentin last night. The lower portion of the interior of. ‘the Union Hotel is beirg handsomely refitted. Some ofthe flags about the city were at half-mast yesterday in hon or of Decoration Day. Deputy Surveyor Englebright has just completed a neat diagram of *the seats in the Theatre. : is about to remove with ‘his family from Grass Valley to this city. The new Board of Education will. meet to-day at 10 o'clock 4. m., elect* “ning. oe ‘The telegraph office at Grees Valfrom W. K. Spencer’s store to Sammel Granger's. The last regular rehearsal for the ‘Re-Union Concert will ‘take place at the’ Théatre this evening. A full at“téndanice'is urgently requested. ‘The railroad time table for Re) ‘wnion day is published in éonnection “with the advertisement “of the exér‘cises which appears in anether col‘umn, The officers at the Jail continue to weceive anonymous . letters signed “T. I. D.” One found ‘yesterday -creates a suspicion that Moore has ‘colleagues on the outside. John T. Carey, Inspector of Rifle Practice, and Captain John A Rapp, went to Camptonville yesterday to “witness the Annual Parade and Target Practice of the Yuba Light In. fantry. Ma _..Prof. Thomas Price, Manager of ‘the Biue Tent Con. Hydraulic mines, and Mr. Williams of San Francisco, are spending a few days in this section. Yesterday afternoon they visited the Pittsburg mine. The Cit} Board of Equalization have finished investigating and revising the assessment roll prepared by Assessor Long, and next Monday will be prepared to listen to complaints of property owners. Chas: Crantz of Grass Valley had some trouble with a Chinaman regarding the ownership of 4 mining claim. He was arrested on a’charge of battery and-senteticed to pay = fine of $49 or go to Jail for 24 days. He preferred the latter. Mau Tong, the etrange acting Chix naman who was released from the County Jail as stated in yesterday's TRANSCRIPT, was immediately put on the train by the officers and shipped out of town. ° His “Mongolianship appeared highly pleased at the prospect of a free ride. His departure makes one less vag. in town. It is reported that one of the menbers of the County Central Committee, which will meet in this city today, will introduce a resolution calculated to result in giving the Kearneyites away, body and soul, to the Honorable Bilks. If thé scheme suc‘ceeds it will place the Workingmen of the county in as ridiculoes a light aa the fish that flopped from the frying pan into the fire. _—-> For The Ball, ' Ladies’ white kid slippers for the Re-Union ball, at W. R. Cor’s, m18-3t Cor.of Main and Com. St. ib ti 4 Special Offer to the readers ef this Paper. $7 fer 63 Cts. The American Diamond Dictionary, containing 30,000 words, orthography, pronunciation and definitions according to the. best English and, American Lexicographers, illustrated with nearly 200 engravings ; satisfies the wants of the scholar and at the same time is just what a~plain learned person needs. It is decidedly the best dictionary ever printed. Contains 700 double cdfitinn pages. ‘Superbly bound in cloth and gilt.— Type clear and handsome. Sent -F.2ER to any reader of this paper upon receipt of 63 cents, to pay ‘actual postage and packing charges. This great offer is good for thirty days only, and is made solely for the purpose of introduction. But two dictionaries will be seat to one address. This appears but twice. Order now. Send silver curreney or 3 cent postage stamps. Address at once NaTIONAL Book Compaxy, : Rockland, _ Mass, m29-2t _ RParasels ! Parasels !! : Parasols, from 50 cents to $12.50, at the Palace Dry Goods Store of » corner Broad’‘and Pine streets, Neva C. R. Hunt, the dancing teacher, + sigs, 2 . ties, Collars, Cuffs (all of the latest . Regular size 75 cents. Sold posi Connuandram. — ‘Why will people pay from 40 to 80 dollars for a Sewing Machine, when they wan get the New Wilson, the best Sewing machine that was ever invented, for frém‘25 to 40. dollars? . W. A. Sicourwey, “No. 18 & 20 Commercial st. "Early Tomate Plants; For Sale at F2tfx Guner’s. 29 + > > Mats? Mats? Mats { The latest Spring and Summer -styles just recéived at Hyman Bros. aps Gem Shaving Saleon, Opposite the National Hotel. Shav‘itig, 25. Hair cutting, 25e. “Shampooing, 25c. Hair work a specialty. jan29-ti — Louis Goparr, Fine Stock ef Fancy Goods.: The largest and finest assortment of Silk Searfs, Handkerehiefs,. Neckspring and summer styles) just received at Hyman Brothers’, oorner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada <P apr9-tf. -—~<>~eWate t Mate 22 Hats from 50 cents to $15. at’ the Palace Dry Goods Store of apr 25 tf. Roseneeac Bros. en rt Clothing! Clothing! Clething? Thelatest spring and summer styles of the choicest goods and the most select patterns, in nien’s, youths’ and boys’ clothing, now teceived at mega Bres., Cor. Broad and Pine ‘Sts. Nevada City. apl2. 44 Unsarpassed for style and _finish are-the pictures made at the ‘Rudolph Phefo-Gallery.” Ceitins operator. jal5 Sutpucr bathing. by means of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap in the ordinary bath-tub, has-se—completely-saperseded the former method of sulphar baths that they are no longer used. The most recent plan of extemporizing a sulphur bath excels its predecessor on the score of. economy, and because its strenth can be so graduated as to adapt it more accurately to the gravity of the ailmené it is intended to ameliorate. Critteaton’s, 7 Sixth avenue, New York, Sold by druggists everywhere, Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black er brown, 50. Ask Yourself These Questions. Are you a despondent sufferer from sick headache, habitual costiveness, palpitation of the heart? Have you dizziness of the head?Is your nervous system depressed? oes your blood circulate badly? Have you a cough? Low spirits?’ Comin up of the food after eating? ete. “Al mM Pitas and much more are the direct results of dyspepsia, liver complaint and indigestion. Green’s August Flewer is now acknowledged by all druggists to be a positive cure. 2,400,000 bottles were given away in the U. S. through drugyists to the ‘people as a trial. Two doses will satisfy amy person of its wonderful quality ia curing all forms of indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cents. tively by all first-class Druggists in the United States. Why Will You Allow a cold to advance in your system and thus encourage more serious maladies, such: as pneumonia, hembles, when an immediate relief can be so readily attained. ‘Boschee’s German Syrup has gained the la sale in’ the and the severest lung diseases. It is Dr. a famous erg bre. scription, and is prepared wits ‘he arataat care, and no fear need be entertained in administering it to the eungest child, as per directions. e sale of this medicine is unprecedented. Since first introduced there has been a constant increasing demand, and without a single report of a failure to do its work in any case. Ask your druggist.as to tae truth of these remarks. Large size 75 cents. Try it and be convinced, if any dealer tells Avy} You that he has for sale a dentifrice identical with or containing ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZOQDONT, discredit the statement and insistupon having that alone. By doing so, you will secure a dentifrice par excéllence the best in the market, containing botanie elements of rare preservative influence upon the teeth, and one which will endew them with most becoming whiteness. Another desirable feature of this table toilet article is that it im ee ance to the ‘breath. Sold by all druggists. >.> A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions. of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a receipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was disreovered by a mission in South America. nd a self-addressed enapr 25tf. Rosenperc Bros. world for the cure of coughs, colds: CAMELLINE For Preserving and Beattifying the _ Complexion and Teeth. A NEW AND VALUABLE PRERABA. tion, pronounced by all to ve the West perfect cosmetic in existence. Unlike other. preparations it is not only harmless, but¥a-' vors a natural and healthy action of the skim, resulting in complete purity and cleartiess of complexion. The intrinsic merit and high medical endorsoment of CAMELLINE have in a few months caused it to nearly suSan Francisco. PRICE 60 CENTS. SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS, H. P. WAKELER «& C®., mayl5-3im SAN FRANCISCO, WOFKINGMEN, ATTENTION! RK accordance ‘with the authority vested; in us, we make the following CALL Yer foe and fora COUNTY CONVENOn the 27th Bay of May, Tke Workingmen throughout this coanty will hold P IMARY MESTENGS at everv election precinct, with open doors, te elect Delegates to our COUN CONVENTION,

hereby called to meet. in NEVADA CITY, On the 31st Day of May, 1879, . For the purpose of electing State and Congressional Gouven tion, The basis of represertattion in said County Convention shall be t Delegate for every election precinct, 1 for ‘every fifty voters in each precinct, and 1 fer every fraction of fifty over twenty-five where the nuniber of Votes. is less than fifty; these numbers to be determined by the total mumber of voters thereia manifest by the last general election returns. The several membets of this Com. mittee, in cach Township, are gathorized to appoint Supervisors, and use swch other. means as may these provisions, re agar voter < the “t vote at said Primary, on his pledging himeelf to work and revel in quot faith with the Workingmen’s Party. Any Delegate elected to said County Convention may appoint anv. -otker Delegate of this party within the Courty a3 proxy, Signed on behalf of the Committee. R. G. MeCUTCHAN, Chairman. FELIX -GiLLEr, Secretary. my22-lw be necessary to earry out NEW TAILOR SHOP. F, M. SCHMIDT, He REMOVED FROM SACRA _. MENTO TO NEVADA CITY, anreun ces that he has opened a Tailor Shep en Pine Strect, Two doors below. Dr. Hant’s Office, where he is prepared to make to order all kinds of gentlemen and youth's Clothi _ than was ever offered in Nevada County. All Wool Suits Made to Order from $25 and upwards. Spring Bottom Pants a Specialty. Clothing Cleaned, Scoured and Renevated by the new French Pro €@88,8uperior to any in the FE city. Prices: Coat Cleaned, Scoured or ted, from 75 cents to $1 50.. Panta, from 50 cents to $1. Vests, from 25 cents to 50 cents, RenovaHaving had 24 years experience in the above business, I will warrant to give satisfaction: : F. M. SCHMIDT. Nevada City, April 5, 1879, WILLIAM R. COE’S NEW-STOCK OF CONSISTING OF ..! BG ies’ French Kid Side Lace Gaiters, Ladies’, { Misses and Children’s French Kid and Pebble Goat Button Gaiters. Gent's Sewed Opera Boots. Embroidered Stippers for ladies -ad gentlemen, ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF Gents’, Ladies, Misses and’ Child. ren’s Arctics and ‘Overshoes, All of which will be Sold at Lower Prices than the same quality eo Geeds can be bought OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL $300,000. SAN FRANCISCO. tr? INSURANCE ONLY J. F. Hoveurox, President. ~ Gro. H. Howaxp, Vice President CuarLes H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Evov, Marine H. H. Bigsiow,’General Manager. ~R. H, Maems, General Agent, h TRUSTEES * WM. WATT. T. W. SIGOURNEY 4. B. BRADY, Manager. man, Station D. New York City. velope to the Rev. Joseph T. In-) persede all articles for the complexion in . . tes to our . CHEAPER. vm se Sorel BAND BALL for this of aus to attend on this holiday weaeres: lecl5 W. B. Cor’s. . and no efforts will be spared to render this visit fraternal and pleasaut. Home Mutual Insurance Co. Principal @ffice—305 Califernia St., Grass Valicy Branch fer Nevada Co. RE-UNION OFTHE ~ Residents and Ex-Residents OF NEVADA COUNTY. T° BE'HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES of the NEVADA COUNTY RE UNION ASSOCIATION, ISMER1T’S GROYE, On the line of the Nevada County Nerrow. ‘Gauge Railroad, mid-way between ‘ Nevada City and Grass VaHey, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1879, ‘On which occasion there will be $ AN ORATION BY OF SACRAMENTO, AN @RIGINAL POEM BY ~ MRS. NELLIE E. CHAPMAN, OF VIRGINIA CITY, POPULAR GAMESAnd amusements of all kinds, wd Dancing in ‘the Groves ! Ona large Platform specially erected for the purpose, and excellent Instrumental Music by Thomas’ Silver Cornet Band OF GRASS VALLEY, —AND— _ Military’ Brass Band OF NEVADA CITY. : Special Railroad Trains Will run every hour during the day to the Grove,” between Nevada City and Giass Valley. On the Evening of the same day, THURSDAY, June Sth, se ia MONSTER Will be given at NEVADA CITY, which will be participated in by Singers from all parts of .5 county and State, under the direction of Profs, Muller and Davis, -— ASSISTED BY— Marcus M. Blum, To be succeeded by a Prof. AT HUNT'S HALL. ON THE FOLLOWING EVENING, Wriday, Tume Cth, The Coucert will te repeated at HAMILTON HALL, GRASS VALLEY, to be followed by a GRAND BALL. ee The Residents and ex-Residents of Nevada county are, cordially invited ed in Nevada City, SATURDAY EVENING, June 7th. By order of the Executive Committee, v * ~_Re-Union Railroad Time Table, — ’ 1k MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY . BEST ASSORTM’T . . \CHEAP JONCERT, The Grand Coneert will be repeat. . ‘Tickets for the Round Trip from Grass 4 Vatley or, Nevada to the Grove 25 cents. Persiring to go through to Grass Valley or Neva” da must obtain transfer tickets at the ticket FURMITURE! LARGEST AND mm [@ EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY. ~ FURNITURE! Constantly on Etna, . The finest assortment of Bedding, Blankets, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, Pictures, Window Shades, Brackets, and every variety of Furniture and Upholstered Goods. Terms, “ C, 0. D.” I WILL ‘NOT BE UNDERSOLDBy any Dealer in Wevthcda ‘Gounty. FURNITUR EY SEE MRS. J. E. JOHNSTON'S © “Pioneer” Furniture (Rooms; No 34 Commercial St., Junction Pine, Nevada City. ‘ NEW STOCK _ FURNITURE, » UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING, ETC. — North San Juan, Moy 27, 1879. Bay. State Market. ¥ Broad Street, Adjoining Gault’s Bakery, NEVADA CITY, JOHN BRODIE Proprietor. —a 7 EEPS for Sale a superior article wt ~ Leave Nevada. Leave Grass Vallér. K x ad F : 9:30 A. M. : $0 A.M. trae istes lio « . Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Ham, 74 12:00 M. 4 on ee oop w. Bacon, Lard, Vegetables,ete, lemert’s 3:00 P. M. Ismert’s 2:30 * 47 Prices to suit the times, ap2a Nevada 3:30 ‘* Grass Valiey 3:00 “Ismert's4900 * Ismert’s 3:30 * : >t Nevada 430. “* Grass Valley 6:00 “ ; Ismert's5:00° ** demerts 6:30 ‘ Revada 5:30 “ -Grase Valley 690 te Senate Saloon, Ismer.'s 6:00 ‘“ smert’s 67 : : Nevada 6:30 “ Grass Valley 7:00 “ . . @wnction of Main and Conimercial Streets Ismert's7:00 ‘“ lsmert’s 7:30 “ NEVADA CITY, J. C. DONNELLY, Preprictor. Fancy Drinks a Specialty. 25 cents w-ll be charged, +S . te By Office at the Ismert Grovs Station, for which 47 Give we * call. ap22 42 Remember the placc—Commercial st., near junction of Pine.. {Ap12. PRICE LIST SZ FOR CASH=s+t Subject to Correction} Flour, per 100 Ibs, $275 Sr eC Wheat, per 100 lbs, 225 Corn, per 100 Ibs, 1 78 Tih Bran, per 100 Ibs, 1 123 ‘ Mixed-Feed-per 100 Ibs, —1.87}. -______Middlings, per 100 lbs, 150 CSICRAR, Crushed Sugar, 8 lbs 100, . , P Brown Sugar, 104 Ibs 100/ The Fimeat and Most Delicious. Green Coffee, 5 . Ibs 106 Ground Coffee, 31d cans, 69 Civars ever introduced inRice, 14 lbs 10Beans, 22. lbs 100 to this Market. Soap, 8 bars 25 oe, Soap, per bok 60 Candles, hr =. BS FOR SALE<BY ; Candles, per bok 1775). Crackers, per box, BO JOHN J ACK. Oysters Vcansfor 100 ie Rae eae me Salmon, Veamsfor 100 “ . Tomatoes, @oansfor 100\° Deiinquent Hule: ree can : LORENCEBLUEGRAVEL MINING COM 3 * Corn, 6 8 for 100 PANY, Location of principed place of String Beans, 5 cans for 1 00 . business, San Francisoo, Culitornis. “Local Pears, 5 cans for 100 ty, Cal works, Hunt's Hill, Nevada CounGreen Peas, 4 cans for 100 Notice: There ste delinquent tipon the Seay : : following described stock, on ueeount of asBlueberries, 4 cans for 100 commen No. 4, levied on the biome oy. of r gall April, 1879, the several #mour set opKerosene, per on, 35 pan the st the respective shareholdKerosene, per 5 gallon can 1 56 . ers as follows: es ae Syrup, per gallon, 78 . Names: Certifi’e, Shares, ge gall EG Freeland, Tr, 162 50 2 5 Syrup, 5 om kegs, 3 56 E G Freeland, Tr; 168 50 2 60 . acon, per pound, pe $14 & 8 -6ra,-—_-—-_—359-—2000-—-300-00J P Mathetrsort #1 2000 100 00 Good Green Tea Q . P Haskell, . 75 28:78 J L Ord, ok 100°" 5 00 English Breakfast, ‘‘ 40 . Mrs. C.5'Furman, 168155077 50. Cooking Butter, perlb, 10/14 Boyle, 101 0025.00 = H A Boyle, 102 500-25 00 Cod Fish, te cs 7 . Mrs H A Boyle, 108 109, 500 Ground Coffee, per paper 30 . f° 1h A Bove, a ae ee iv, pers C P Sykes, 125 200 = 1000 Washing Powder, 3 pa 25 John McDonald, ibd 25 ol) Corn Starch, 2 papers, 25 . 3 Hargrove, 184 1005 00. Starch, 2 papers, 25 . W Clucas, 158 300 15 oD . J Naffziger, 148 600 = 25 00 . ~arch, sad sy 0 J Nafiziger, 149 100 5 00s Pearl Barley, 3 pounds 25 ) 5 Naftzigct, 150-600 85 Spices, all kinds, per bottle 10) . 4 isa 7 0: Oe eee Pickles, er bottle 25) F A MvGee, tr, 67 1800, 90.00 Pickles 6 gales kegs 200 . A moose an Se lee ’ ie Tr, 5 200 F A McGee, Tr, 106 50 200 Lard, 8 pound cans, 90 WX Mates, Tr, i 50 $8 i i * A McGee, Tr, 10 ) Everything else in proportion. P A Metiee, Tr Cn aS A McGee, Tr, 110 is 5 : . cA i€6,. 4 6 * A McGee, Tr, arc t A : F A McGee; Tr, 116 10 be oo Pauaecre ti 3 8 : ———: A McGee, Tr, 4 F A McGee, Tr, 121 10 66 SPECIAL MEETING, =. FAMeGe,Tr. =k F A McGee, Tr 123 w 60 mere FA Meee, Tr 188° = 6 00 .7 CUBA Tunnel Gold Mining Gompany.— . F A MeGee, Tr 139 Ke 600 In pu anne of an oe made at a . F A MeGee, Tr 140, 200 6 00 special Bite ws of the Board of Trustees, of . F A MeGee, Tr Mh 300 6 00 e Yuba Tunnel Gold Miaing Company, . F A McGee, Tr 1d 50 2 held May 20th, 1879, at North San Juan, . F A McGee, Tr, M3 & 2 50 Nevada County, Califernia, notice is hereby . F 4 McGee, Tr, p44 800 °=—«« 44 75 given, that a Meeting of the Stockholcers of } F A McGee, sy 162 10 50 said Corporation will be held at the office og . J A Forbes, 166 8000 400 00 its Secretary, at North San Juan, in said And in accordance with law, and am order Nevada County, on ‘ of the Boerd of Directors, made on the 18th . day of —April, 1879, so many shares of Tuesday, the Ist Day of July, 1879. . each perce! of such stock “ miy ibe eevee: ' ‘, will be sold at auct at the At 2 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of wactallie r Parker Crit enden, Auctioneer, ing'a Trustee, vice Wm. Bettis, Esq. resign : $6 Merchant's Exchende, Gen. Frau ed, and -for the transaction of such other Room Ce sitars nan s R pate ny ane poe business as may come before said mecting, . ©18¢% California, on aa ; : of June, 1879, at the hourof 8 o'clock, P, M. By order of the —_ yee my Sec'y of such day, to pay delinquent assessments . San Francisco, thereon, together with caste of advertising and expenses of sale, F, A. McGEE, Secretary. Offige—Room 82 Merchant's Exchanye, California Street, San Franciseo, California. PERFECTION'S — VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORER. » HIS VALUABLE PREPARATION IS . FREE FROM Any Mineral or Vegetable Poison. It restores gray hair to its natural color, beauty, and stops its falling out. It cures Baldness,.Dandruff and diseases of the Scalp. “Sold by all Drugyists. Wholesale Agents, ABRAMS & CARROLL, ° m2o-8m «3