May 5, 1874 (4 pages)

she Baily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. that ¢: J. formed ee — _ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Z Laval Brevities. ’ The county presents a beautifal appearance just now; grass: covers ye ground and wild flow ers, abound . SER, t business SET. e i peo. The trees are , putting , hand the tot their letves, and the songs of . z pirds — olever¥band. With I od roads aud everything beautifdt . . thos “ itis just the-time to enjoy a LS ’ sida. The season for such pleasure ID will soon be past. Hot sun, parched i grounds, dusty re ds and .scorched herbage will ere lomz y tuke ‘the: pk. ce eee E of the beautifal scenes Row awaiting . ~ = jaakaea in all: p rts of seemsto-eontinte. __prevalent and-in—the “lower part. of the county it is More generally fatal than in the upper part. ‘the county Phetimouia is We ara, ina prevalence of typhoid ‘fever, or ‘3 DRUG fumed by physicians, that-they feat Hatintell House tu Nevada city The mystery solved! The spirits unoiasked?: “The immense atrivais of new goods for the clothing Jpepo-] riam of .B. 1], Miller, have; been }° thrown around j in # rH yatetious, minite i” ‘ner of-Jate, for the purpose of suiting ‘his. umerovs customers, ant ‘the: joyous spitits, as show by people as they hourly leave his: store, Joaded . down with fine clothing, proves cou. ee me . Slaaie ely that his stock is the largest . 4 hes seas and Gad eiowy Fraterand his prices the cheapéstof vj -elothing . house in this county. ml a nays < Fresh No, § Limes, d@ust received and ‘for sale at $2 per spa by JOHN JACK, mys . = . S Snother Invoice, . Of.5,000 Oranges, received — a) salé at 50 vents a dozen, by miyt _— ED: GOLDSMITH,—at oot a For Sale. ume zt Several cotliges't ‘or sale, — For fur. ther particulars. apply to & us mey i= BB. E. MILLER, . aed a ae —— Will be Sold at a Bargain. The residence of J. H. Boardman, . situated ou Prospect Hill, is offered Coniniers —sither thut the present epidemic. is amyl likely to change its form, and assume a typhoid type: Several ate’ dangers ously ill fi i@this city and vicinity with . iture the disease, nud it is the same around Ao ee Grass Valley. E, 0. Tompkins. was in town yesae terday. He says snow. in Bear Valye lay is: three. feet t deep and. on the tthe Lar. e rea ai “k of Fur. ridge adjoining it, is Six and eight t into the feet deep yet Mr. Tompkins is Chces near enough to tlre railroad -se he ¥ u ; a little wading, -getreat sato Low! cane By aa the world at any time. Pieni¢s are in order. The. usual May day festivities seem, by comm: Sets; mon -eonsent-andgeneral ~untlerstandiug of late years, to await pleasevery Oe te ee -ina ant weather. That.kind must ‘soon J r" . . be here, and we expect within the , I es, of the next two weeks, that the woods will ey. J can ring t ut of happy chili celia ‘ng with the sho at o bh ppy . dren. ods, How pleasant it would be if a perSON. soncould vote for évery ‘candidate who solicited his vote; Navigation among candidates would be much eusier, The streets were lively again yesfa topes _ terday, Quite a number were in atmpm tendance upon the eouhty court, aud NS i at 8] mess, uninany others were hereon business} lugurney, Calce and pleasure. in settle= ee : Something “Unique, ITTER. { ~We call theatténtion of ladies and gentlemen of Nevada City to the advertisement ef Wm. Holines, in to-day’s Transcript. He has just Nueceived & magnificent stock of gloves KED BY an gauntlets from the celebrated “Why factoryin Son Jose. Among them HAVE A; we notice e ‘Ladies’ Portmonaire WITH Gauntlet,’’ avery . convenient arTAN IM. ° rangement for carhy jing money in the NIS BE“gauntlet; it’s as han as a pocket ). WELL inashirt. He has also any other > ARE kinds of gauntlets and gloves, be3 HERBS sides a full stock of saddlery ‘and ) HAVE harness in all its branches. He sells IR BENall-his goods at San Francisco prices. hi Go to Hyman Bros, for California “4 CHEe Manvfastured boots and shoes. md > qo ee ee saAt08 ‘ Election Day. IE SYSThe law-closing saloons on general TO THE and city elections, can not but be re. RE osarded as a, good one. Good. order ge and quiet reign where disorder and THOSE confusion’ would otherwise be the 7 INDI ‘case. “Ttalso gives saloon men, who, TE, 488 we believe, are confined more closewean ly as a rule than any other business ager men, a chance to take a little recre. ee ation. We believe _ they think the law a good one in most respects, Less corruption and ballot stuffing _is likely to result when men are not vga ‘xcited with liquor. The law is a ae @0d one. . 2. ny Returned. [C, Messrs. Coleman and Sigourney — Went to Colfax on Saturday last’ to ee see Mr. Clement of the C. P. R. R. “0, who was on the train on his ISTRACway to San Francisco. They had itend: but a short time to converse with him in regard to the new railroad. in operation in the East, but we under£ stand he is sanguine of ‘its success. ERICA. Mr, Coleman goes below on Wednesapa —day-next-to havea ‘farther thik .with him on the subject. E CO. Sin arp nyoee Snail . New Goeds, BROAP Rosenberg Bros. have taken adatin Yantage of ‘the creat decliue in dry : ae “Roods.’ Marcus Rosenberg is in Sun wang? Francisco now, and is purchasitig a Very large stock of staple and fauey pity. §00ds, which will arrive in two . ee days, When due notice will be given. pute. “sf mS AY At: = . “2S d sete Go to Hyman Bros. for $8 Cassi. be 19 ku meré Sui: mer suits. md . fiver Lectures, &c. é A < t& very ‘Teacher is required y law ‘to at? RO. ‘ENBERG BROS. . tend. ; ' ap26 for 8 deat alow fikure. Four-acres pof ground, filled with all kinds of choice fruit trees; berries ete., vegetable. garden all seeded, & one-third water right—in—a ditch, a fine well of water, a pleasant resi-+ dence, lathed and plastered; glso five: vines, ' out-bouses for stovk, etc., are the . inducements offered., Go and exam. ine the~ property, and then call at . the TRansc RIPT Office for terms. = — Poe —— . Auctioneer’s Notice. et) _Tam prepared to receive to-sell at auction, at the store, junec. tion of Main and Commercial streets. . have somé-goods on hand. in your goods ‘if you want. them . sold. I shall have &<sale-as soon as . I a mi eee enough on hand. S. HOLBROOK, Auctioneer. a 21st, 1974. goods } Bring . Burning and Shaking. —By-a—tidiewlous—misapplication of lan? \ guage, invalids are sumetimes said to ‘‘enjoy poor health,” but it is not on record . thatany-human being was ever spoke nh of . as enjoying chills and_ fever. there are thousands at this mbmiciit in one or the other of the two stages of the disor. der; who might just aswell have avoided . itas not. If thers is any thing demonstra.ble in therapeuties, it is that Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters is an antidote to interiiistent fevers. No instance” tan be cited, safeguard against this class of diseases or as aremmedy for them, and failed to produce the desired effect. The season when mualarions fevers are rife has commenced, and no inhabitant of any district subject to their visitations should be without this great preventive and remedy. Indeed, it is a most potent protection against all the ailments which-prevail in the spring onths. From marsh and pvol, and from all moist soils, are now rising the mephitc elements; which give birth to fever, indigestion, biliousness. colics, and a whole host of epidemic and other maladies. Aid the systenf and resist them. Energize and iu os, Oe, iW. W.Frisbie,; ; John Trood. Ge to Cuspet’s, na And get fine clothing cheap. a15-1m ste Bi atten eee Rudolph Photograph Gallery, __.Broad Street, near Pine. , 25 sci as Arid__yet. 2 in which it has beén taken, either as a . nities of MOORE'S FLAT, will givea rend Batlat their Hall, on Main Street, Moore ’s Flat, on . Friday Evening, June 5th, 1874, : COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, . Heary McNulty, Sam’l Caldwell, Joseph Vise oy James Redington, : Alex, Rauch, Wm. F, Cunimings> “COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. Moore’s Flat. North San Suan, ; Chas,. Allenberg, Robt. Mesfurray, : A. N. Crane. Nevada City. d Earl Brown, ih. B. Gentry. ~~ Woolsey’s Flat. James Reid, Newton Higdeon. North Bloomfield. e Omega, R.D Skidmore, S. O. Pease, A.D. Lemaire. Geo, Cv Shaw. Malakoff, Washington. iE inile . Bremond, EP _L. Shivall; » 4, Lake City. R. Philtips, . N. Paulmire, Columbia Hill. F. M. ‘Hathaway, John Jansen, Forest City. Jobn West, A. H. Miller. Alleghany. Pr. Josiah Lefevre; John Bradbury. ; Graniteville, Jno, Tt. Clive, W. C. Clark.’ Orleans Flat. ; Jas. Kleese, . Lars Buck. Grass Valley, O. F, Hawley,* Cherokee. John: Fitter, Reliet Hill. J.C. Hickman, R. Penrose, Snow Point. : S.L. Blackwell, C: W. Smith, iiob’t Lindsley. A. H, Mulloy. RECEPTION COMMITTES, ji . H. Atwater, Alex: Rauch W.D, Long, Chas. Allenberg, FLOOR MANAGERS, Wn, F.Cummings, Geo. W: Brown, Rk. D. Skidmore, Keb’t. D. Carter, Arrangements have been made to secure the services of an excellent Band, and a . splendid Supper willbe prepared-by Mr: Jchn Shea. ‘The’ Committee will spare neither time or expense in providing for . the comfort of all who ‘wish to share in the festivities of the occasion, Tickets, including Supper, $506 Moore’s Flat, April 29th, 1874, . GARDEN SEED, ~~ GRASS SEED, — FLOWER SEED, —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. _ E. M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST, And Dealer in ACIDS, CRUCIBLES, MINING" CHEMICALS AND * MUFFLES, PAINTS OILS AND VARNISHES, . . All at the Lowest Market Rates. i &#?~ Prescriptions correctly compounded =: mn docdeaie. ses or sdbis sesh -CH48s. E, MULLOY. ANSON W. LESTER Lester & Mulloy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, =—INn— GROCERIES, -HARDWARE, ~ §CROCKERY, regulate all the, ani al functions with . this reinfereing agent. sis frecaution is-+ a8 necessary in cities as. in new settlements for malarious fevers are now aimost as common in the great centres of population as onthe borders of the Soutkern bay ous and marshes and the rich agricultural re. gions of the West. The preventive and remedy is accessible to all. Who will be unwise.enough to brave recklessly the danwer it would avert? SPECIAL NOTICE. Why suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr. Henleys celebrated I X L Bitters, ef fect a perfect cure; they area pleasant . and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and . recommended by our ‘most eminent Physi. cians (as per certificates on each bottle) for all complaints of the Liver and Diges . tive Organs. As a family medicine they have no équal. = See advertizement in another rolumn-: Assessment Notice. TOCKH OLDERS of the New York Canon Consolidated Blue Gravel Miping Company, are hereby notified that at a meeting held on Saturday, April 18th, 1874 an as<essment of two cents per sha rc was levied onthe Capical Stock of the Cempauy, payable immediately to the Secretary, E. W. BIGELOW, Secretary. Nevada, April 21, i874. i County Teacher’ s Institute. NH E Meet ng of the County Institute wiil convene at the High School House iu this city on the (6th, 7th and eth of May. eS “PROF. ALLEN, , Of the State Normal School and others will . be present and conduct Class Exercises, deSchoo Ottoers and others interested in canse of Education age corvially —inyiFRANK voWER, Fine Wines and Whiskies. EKEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and yaried Stock of 'the above line of Goods. No. 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. = ent, March 14th. The Place ‘to BUY. E. GOLDSMITH. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER o--[ N-. CIGARS "AND TOBACCO, CANDIES, NUTS, AND © _. FANCY Goops. Tropical and Domestic Fruits. -Ful!-assortment of School Books always on hand. TO DEALERS. : ORANGES, LEMONS, LIMES, BANANNAS, PINE APPLES, and a. full assortment iTCAN DIES; wu always on band. Tho Trade supplied at San Francisco Wholesale Prices. Kidd's Block, Pire Street, © County Supermtendent. Nevada City, Apail 21. , Hams, _[be procured o tside the large cities. BACON, — , DARD CASHIN & co. Are Now Manufacturing = Bacon, = and. Lard. EVERY ARTICLE paar a TED NO. 1. (the Lard is put up in Eight 1b Cans and warranted good and sw et for One Year. The cans are well.made of the best tin. (# The attention of the Trade is invited to these: grticles. Address orders to _ +). GASHIN & CO. jb Nevada City, Ca HOTEL, BROAD STREET... Ni LVADA CITY CARR & GENTRY. Proprietors NHIS WFLL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL ways open for the accommodative of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in elegant style, The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hote} in the State, The Proprietors will spare no pains nor expense to render their guests comfortable. Stages forall parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel, The House is kept open all night for tbe accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar copl&cte, with the Hotel. _ A Bhare ef Public Patronage is respectfu: ly solicited. CARR & GENTRY, Proprietors. -Neva‘la, June $th, UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, « CALIFORNIA, IRA A. EATON, Prop’r.:: THIS well xnown and popular Hotel, situatcd on Main Street, in the City of Ne daiparani is always open fur the re tion of guests. The sleeping apartments are large, airy and comfertable, and every bed in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. As a desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNION i< not excelled by any House outside of San Francisco. Asan Eating House, the tableot the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State. The BAK is ¢ onstantly kept supplied with the choicest brands of Wine:, Liquors «and Cigars, and the Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can Every Latte ention is given te make the guests ¢ om fortable. The proprietor solicits a share o 3 he public patronage: nis MERCHANT TAILOR. = —__— _J. W. DOWNING, YORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STRE&'TS, has on band a large and well selected stock of CLOTHS, VELVETS, “&e, Suitable for the aes FINEST surtTs, Which he is prepared to Malic up to Order i = py = Superior-Arfiole 0 of =} . It is entirety free of Mutton fat. . THE LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE. 101 & 103 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, Formerly occupied py Re-organization . —AT OUR— NEVADA STOREY — oe . ROSENBERG. BROS, y ILL OPEN AT THEIR PALACE BRY-GocDs ON= STORE “Is now Occupied by = af : i easrone & RANDOLPH, ‘ Where can be found the . LARGEST and most com. + PLETE. assortment ofWATCHES, DIAMONDS, i JEWELRY, ~ and SILVERWARE, Ever. displayed by any establishment on the coast. Call and examine our stock or_send orders through Wells ,Fargo & Co. , which , will meet with ‘prompt attention. . ‘ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. April 14, 1874. a ee NATIONAL EXCHANGE) ——— Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City.’ i@ We are prepared to do Job Printing ina style second to no office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VERY Low. In the Latest Fashions, A Perfect fit cuuranteed. De Give me trial. J. W. DOWNING. Nevada} April 7th. L. COOMBs, M. D. i Grass Valley & octaiir-iDieckenk ef Women and Chil rd en * n22 a Call and see Spe simens of our TuORaR. oe co.,, E . ~ Wednesday. Abril 8th, 1874. — of of the nest oe amd finest! stock : DRY Goons, i Ever twought to this-eity 3 ROSENBERG BROS. Thankful for the very Hberal patronage= heretofore extended toims and hoping te -. Inerit.a continuance of the same,ave—+take-—this method of informing our patrons and the community generally, that Weare prepared tose}l anything” —in our line Cheaper than _any other House { athe enrol Sata ll HPI" SE RARBOE He ttn ow ra Our Pacilities for purchasing will warrant us in. se ling at the LOWEST POS. SIBLE COMMISSION, and we Wil] tako pleasure ip giving our eystomers the benefit of these advantages and WARRANT ALL GOODS 48 WE REPRESENT THEM. + ROSENBERG BROS. Having one of the finest Dry Goods Store that can be found this side of San Francis-— . co and-with that Immense Stock of New and pronounced by the best judges the Palace of the Mountains ! € Dress-Goods Department. Dress Goods Department isthe Largest in this city. It consists of Japanese anc Panjee Silks, French, Scotch and English Grenadines; Pigue -and—Marseities—hinens; of all colors and descriptions and nothing short of a personal examination can satisfy*you that we keep the best stock of Dréss Goods that can be found in any re tail Dry Goods House,” —seep . Staple & Domestic Department. ROSENBERG BROS, stock of Muslin of all brands and Prices, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napking;~Lowe!ls, this First Class Dry Goods Store. ~ Carpet Department. ROSENLERG BROTHERS especially invite those in -~want of Carpets to call and . see the new and beautiful patterns they are now—exhibiting, Th stock is very Jargs and extensive. DON’T BUY ANYTHING IN THIS LINE UNTIL -YOU HAVE EXAMINED OUR STOCK AND PRICES. Hat Department. ROSENBERG BROS. @ ¥ Hat Department is superb. all the Latestand most beautiful Styles.Every lady that visits the Store leaves with anew Haton. The Hats are #0. neat. and elegant that every lady that sees them buys one, ROSENBERG BROS. Have also on hand the most Elegant ani Fashionable Stock of *PARASOLS !, Eve r brought here—##" all of San Franci igeu .make and the Latest Styles. a e = Give us a Call. All we ask is : Call and see our Goods and ascertain the prices, We have accomm .dating Clerks who will cheerfully show ths: elegant goods we'have in Store, vor. M. sharp. : Dont’ eas the Place ! ' Palace Dry Goods STORE ! ROSENBERG BROS. Jes Printing PLS ADMISSION FREE. Fashionable Goods, their Establishment is ~ ROSENBERG BROTHERS Have in this Department a very extensive ete, etc. su h ascay-always—be .found iu They haved 48 Our Stere wil be open:f Pale 6% A, M, till ermal: 1 9 PD w 4 / RE IE cE Me ae ea coreeenar Raa ee as et regia Lie Nera 10 a ater levies Was =

she Baily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. that ¢: J. formed ee — _ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Z Laval Brevities. ’ The county presents a beautifal appearance just now; grass: covers ye ground and wild flow ers, abound . SER, t business SET. e i peo. The trees are , putting , hand the tot their letves, and the songs of . z pirds — olever¥band. With I od roads aud everything beautifdt . . thos “ itis just the-time to enjoy a LS ’ sida. The season for such pleasure ID will soon be past. Hot sun, parched i grounds, dusty re ds and .scorched herbage will ere lomz y tuke ‘the: pk. ce eee E of the beautifal scenes Row awaiting . ~ = jaakaea in all: p rts of seemsto-eontinte. __prevalent and-in—the “lower part. of the county it is More generally fatal than in the upper part. ‘the county Phetimouia is We ara, ina prevalence of typhoid ‘fever, or ‘3 DRUG fumed by physicians, that-they feat Hatintell House tu Nevada city The mystery solved! The spirits unoiasked?: “The immense atrivais of new goods for the clothing Jpepo-] riam of .B. 1], Miller, have; been }° thrown around j in # rH yatetious, minite i” ‘ner of-Jate, for the purpose of suiting ‘his. umerovs customers, ant ‘the: joyous spitits, as show by people as they hourly leave his: store, Joaded . down with fine clothing, proves cou. ee me . Slaaie ely that his stock is the largest . 4 hes seas and Gad eiowy Fraterand his prices the cheapéstof vj -elothing . house in this county. ml a nays < Fresh No, § Limes, d@ust received and ‘for sale at $2 per spa by JOHN JACK, mys . = . S Snother Invoice, . Of.5,000 Oranges, received — a) salé at 50 vents a dozen, by miyt _— ED: GOLDSMITH,—at oot a For Sale. ume zt Several cotliges't ‘or sale, — For fur. ther particulars. apply to & us mey i= BB. E. MILLER, . aed a ae —— Will be Sold at a Bargain. The residence of J. H. Boardman, . situated ou Prospect Hill, is offered Coniniers —sither thut the present epidemic. is amyl likely to change its form, and assume a typhoid type: Several ate’ dangers ously ill fi i@this city and vicinity with . iture the disease, nud it is the same around Ao ee Grass Valley.. E, 0. Tompkins. was in town yesae terday. He says snow. in Bear Valye lay is: three. feet t deep and. on the tthe Lar. e rea ai “k of Fur. ridge adjoining it, is Six and eight t into the feet deep yet Mr. Tompkins is Chces near enough to tlre railroad -se he ¥ u ; a little wading, -getreat sato Low! cane By aa the world at any time. Pieni¢s are in order. The. usual May day festivities seem, by comm: Sets; mon -eonsent-andgeneral ~untlerstandiug of late years, to await pleasevery Oe te ee -ina ant weather. That.kind must ‘soon J r" . . be here, and we expect within the , I es, of the next two weeks, that the woods will ey. J can ring t ut of happy chili celia ‘ng with the sho at o bh ppy . dren. ods, How pleasant it would be if a perSON. soncould vote for évery ‘candidate who solicited his vote; Navigation among candidates would be much eusier, The streets were lively again yesfa topes _ terday, Quite a number were in atmpm tendance upon the eouhty court, aud NS i at 8] mess, uninany others were hereon business} lugurney, Calce and pleasure. in settle= ee : Something “Unique, ITTER. { ~We call theatténtion of ladies and gentlemen of Nevada City to the advertisement ef Wm. Holines, in to-day’s Transcript. He has just Nueceived & magnificent stock of gloves KED BY an gauntlets from the celebrated “Why factoryin Son Jose. Among them HAVE A; we notice e ‘Ladies’ Portmonaire WITH Gauntlet,’’ avery . convenient arTAN IM. ° rangement for carhy jing money in the NIS BE“gauntlet; it’s as han as a pocket ). WELL inashirt. He has also any other > ARE kinds of gauntlets and gloves, be3 HERBS sides a full stock of saddlery ‘and ) HAVE harness in all its branches. He sells IR BENall-his goods at San Francisco prices. hi Go to Hyman Bros, for California “4 CHEe Manvfastured boots and shoes. md > qo ee ee saAt08 ‘ Election Day. IE SYSThe law-closing saloons on general TO THE and city elections, can not but be re. RE osarded as a, good one. Good. order ge and quiet reign where disorder and THOSE confusion’ would otherwise be the 7 INDI ‘case. “Ttalso gives saloon men, who, TE, 488 we believe, are confined more closewean ly as a rule than any other business ager men, a chance to take a little recre. ee ation. We believe _ they think the law a good one in most respects, Less corruption and ballot stuffing _is likely to result when men are not vga ‘xcited with liquor. The law is a ae @0d one. . 2. ny Returned. [C, Messrs. Coleman and Sigourney — Went to Colfax on Saturday last’ to ee see Mr. Clement of the C. P. R. R. “0, who was on the train on his ISTRACway to San Francisco. They had itend: but a short time to converse with him in regard to the new railroad. in operation in the East, but we under£ stand he is sanguine of ‘its success. ERICA. Mr, Coleman goes below on Wednesapa —day-next-to havea ‘farther thik .with him on the subject. E CO. Sin arp nyoee Snail . New Goeds, BROAP Rosenberg Bros. have taken adatin Yantage of ‘the creat decliue in dry : ae “Roods.’ Marcus Rosenberg is in Sun wang? Francisco now, and is purchasitig a Very large stock of staple and fauey pity. §00ds, which will arrive in two . ee days, When due notice will be given. pute. “sf mS AY At: = . “2S d sete Go to Hyman Bros. for $8 Cassi. be 19 ku meré Sui: mer suits. md . fiver Lectures, &c. é A < t& very ‘Teacher is required y law ‘to at? RO. ‘ENBERG BROS. . tend. ; ' ap26 for 8 deat alow fikure. Four-acres pof ground, filled with all kinds of choice fruit trees; berries ete., vegetable. garden all seeded, & one-third water right—in—a ditch, a fine well of water, a pleasant resi-+ dence, lathed and plastered; glso five: vines, ' out-bouses for stovk, etc., are the . inducements offered., Go and exam. ine the~ property, and then call at . the TRansc RIPT Office for terms. = — Poe —— . Auctioneer’s Notice. et) _Tam prepared to receive to-sell at auction, at the store, junec. tion of Main and Commercial streets. . have somé-goods on hand. in your goods ‘if you want. them . sold. I shall have &<sale-as soon as . I a mi eee enough on hand. S. HOLBROOK, Auctioneer. a 21st, 1974. goods } Bring . Burning and Shaking. —By-a—tidiewlous—misapplication of lan? \ guage, invalids are sumetimes said to ‘‘enjoy poor health,” but it is not on record . thatany-human being was ever spoke nh of . as enjoying chills and_ fever. there are thousands at this mbmiciit in one or the other of the two stages of the disor. der; who might just aswell have avoided . itas not. If thers is any thing demonstra.ble in therapeuties, it is that Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters is an antidote to interiiistent fevers. No instance” tan be cited, safeguard against this class of diseases or as aremmedy for them, and failed to produce the desired effect. The season when mualarions fevers are rife has commenced, and no inhabitant of any district subject to their visitations should be without this great preventive and remedy. Indeed, it is a most potent protection against all the ailments which-prevail in the spring onths. From marsh and pvol, and from all moist soils, are now rising the mephitc elements; which give birth to fever, indigestion, biliousness. colics, and a whole host of epidemic and other maladies. Aid the systenf and resist them. Energize and iu os, Oe, iW. W.Frisbie,; ; John Trood. Ge to Cuspet’s, na And get fine clothing cheap. a15-1m ste Bi atten eee Rudolph Photograph Gallery, __.Broad Street, near Pine. , 25 sci as Arid__yet. 2 in which it has beén taken, either as a . nities of MOORE'S FLAT, will givea rend Batlat their Hall, on Main Street, Moore ’s Flat, on . Friday Evening, June 5th, 1874, : COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, . Heary McNulty, Sam’l Caldwell, Joseph Vise oy James Redington, : Alex, Rauch, Wm. F, Cunimings> “COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. Moore’s Flat. North San Suan, ; Chas,. Allenberg, Robt. Mesfurray, : A. N. Crane. Nevada City.. d Earl Brown, ih. B. Gentry. ~~ Woolsey’s Flat. James Reid, Newton Higdeon. North Bloomfield. e Omega, R.D Skidmore, S. O. Pease, A.D. Lemaire. Geo, Cv Shaw. Malakoff, Washington. iE inile . Bremond, EP _L. Shivall; » 4, Lake City. R. Philtips, . N. Paulmire, Columbia Hill. F. M. ‘Hathaway, John Jansen, Forest City. Jobn West, A. H. Miller. Alleghany. Pr. Josiah Lefevre; John Bradbury. ; Graniteville, Jno, Tt. Clive, W. C. Clark.’ Orleans Flat. ; Jas. Kleese, . Lars Buck. Grass Valley, O. F, Hawley,* Cherokee. John: Fitter, Reliet Hill. J.C. Hickman, R. Penrose, Snow Point. : S.L. Blackwell, C: W. Smith, iiob’t Lindsley. A. H, Mulloy. RECEPTION COMMITTES, ji . H. Atwater, Alex: Rauch W.D, Long, Chas. Allenberg, FLOOR MANAGERS, Wn, F.Cummings, Geo. W: Brown, Rk. D. Skidmore, Keb’t. D. Carter, Arrangements have been made to secure the services of an excellent Band, and a . splendid Supper willbe prepared-by Mr: Jchn Shea. ‘The’ Committee will spare neither time or expense in providing for . the comfort of all who ‘wish to share in the festivities of the occasion, Tickets, including Supper, $506 Moore’s Flat, April 29th, 1874, . GARDEN SEED, ~~ GRASS SEED, — FLOWER SEED, —AT— NEVADA DRUG STORE. _ E. M. PRESTON, DRUGGIST, And Dealer in ACIDS, CRUCIBLES, MINING" CHEMICALS AND * MUFFLES, PAINTS OILS AND VARNISHES, . . All at the Lowest Market Rates.

i &#?~ Prescriptions correctly compounded =: mn docdeaie. ses or sdbis sesh -CH48s. E, MULLOY. ANSON W. LESTER Lester & Mulloy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, =—INn— GROCERIES, -HARDWARE, ~ §CROCKERY, regulate all the, ani al functions with . this reinfereing agent. sis frecaution is-+ a8 necessary in cities as. in new settlements for malarious fevers are now aimost as common in the great centres of population as onthe borders of the Soutkern bay ous and marshes and the rich agricultural re. gions of the West. The preventive and remedy is accessible to all. Who will be unwise.enough to brave recklessly the danwer it would avert? SPECIAL NOTICE. Why suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by using Dr.. Henleys celebrated I X L Bitters, ef fect a perfect cure; they area pleasant . and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and . recommended by our ‘most eminent Physi. cians (as per certificates on each bottle) for all complaints of the Liver and Diges . tive Organs. As a family medicine they have no équal. = See advertizement in another rolumn-: Assessment Notice. TOCKH OLDERS of the New York Canon Consolidated Blue Gravel Miping Company, are hereby notified that at a meeting held on Saturday, April 18th, 1874 an as<essment of two cents per sha rc was levied onthe Capical Stock of the Cempauy, payable immediately to the Secretary, E. W. BIGELOW, Secretary. Nevada, April 21, i874. i County Teacher’ s Institute. NH E Meet ng of the County Institute wiil convene at the High School House iu this city on the (6th, 7th and eth of May. eS “PROF. ALLEN, , Of the State Normal School and others will . be present and conduct Class Exercises, deSchoo Ottoers and others interested in canse of Education age corvially —inyiFRANK voWER, Fine Wines and Whiskies. EKEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and yaried Stock of 'the above line of Goods. No. 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. = ent, March 14th. The Place ‘to BUY. E. GOLDSMITH. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER o--[ N-. CIGARS "AND TOBACCO, CANDIES, NUTS, AND © _. FANCY Goops. Tropical and Domestic Fruits. -Ful!-assortment of School Books always on hand. TO DEALERS. : ORANGES, LEMONS, LIMES, BANANNAS, PINE APPLES, and a. full assortment iTCAN DIES; wu always on band. Tho Trade supplied at San Francisco Wholesale Prices. Kidd's Block, Pire Street, © County Supermtendent. Nevada City, Apail 21. , Hams, _[be procured o tside the large cities. BACON, — , DARD CASHIN & co. Are Now Manufacturing = Bacon, = and. Lard. EVERY ARTICLE paar a TED NO. 1. (the Lard is put up in Eight 1b Cans and warranted good and sw et for One Year. The cans are well.made of the best tin. (# The attention of the Trade is invited to these: grticles. Address orders to _ +). GASHIN & CO. jb Nevada City, Ca HOTEL, BROAD STREET..... Ni LVADA CITY CARR & GENTRY. Proprietors NHIS WFLL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL ways open for the accommodative of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in elegant style, The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hote} in the State, The Proprietors will spare no pains nor expense to render their guests comfortable. Stages forall parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel, The House is kept open all night for tbe accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar copl&cte, with the Hotel. _ A Bhare ef Public Patronage is respectfu: ly solicited. CARR & GENTRY, Proprietors. -Neva‘la, June $th, UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, « CALIFORNIA, IRA A. EATON, Prop’r.:: THIS well xnown and popular Hotel, situatcd on Main Street, in the City of Ne daiparani is always open fur the re tion of guests. The sleeping apartments are large, airy and comfertable, and every bed in the house contains a Spring Mattrass. As a desirable quiet piace for the weary, the UNION i< not excelled by any House outside of San Francisco. Asan Eating House, the tableot the UNION will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State. The BAK is ¢ onstantly kept supplied with the choicest brands of Wine:, Liquors «and Cigars, and the Biiliard Room and Tables are the very best that can Every Latte ention is given te make the guests ¢ om fortable. The proprietor solicits a share o 3 he public patronage: nis MERCHANT TAILOR. = —__— _J. W. DOWNING, YORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STRE&'TS, has on band a large and well selected stock of CLOTHS, VELVETS, “&e, Suitable for the aes FINEST surtTs, Which he is prepared to Malic up to Order i = py = Superior-Arfiole 0 of =} . It is entirety free of Mutton fat. . THE LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE. 101 & 103 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, Formerly occupied py Re-organization . —AT OUR— NEVADA STOREY — oe . ROSENBERG. BROS, y ILL OPEN AT THEIR PALACE BRY-GocDs ON= STORE “Is now Occupied by = af : i easrone & RANDOLPH, ‘ Where can be found the . LARGEST and most com. + PLETE. assortment ofWATCHES, DIAMONDS, i JEWELRY, ~ and SILVERWARE, Ever. displayed by any establishment on the coast. Call and examine our stock or_send orders through Wells ,Fargo & Co. , which , will meet with ‘prompt attention. . ‘ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. April 14, 1874. a ee NATIONAL EXCHANGE) ——— Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City.’ i@ We are prepared to do Job Printing ina style second to no office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VERY Low. In the Latest Fashions, A Perfect fit cuuranteed. De Give me trial. J. W. DOWNING. Nevada} April 7th. L. COOMBs, M. D. i Grass Valley & octaiir-iDieckenk ef Women and Chil rd en * n22 a Call and see Spe simens of our TuORaR. oe co.,, E . ~ Wednesday. Abril 8th, 1874. — of of the nest oe amd finest! stock : DRY Goons, i Ever twought to this-eity 3 ROSENBERG BROS. Thankful for the very Hberal patronage= heretofore extended toims and hoping te -. Inerit.a continuance of the same,ave—+take-—this method of informing our patrons and the community generally, that Weare prepared tose}l anything” —in our line Cheaper than _any other House { athe enrol Sata ll HPI" SE RARBOE He ttn ow ra Our Pacilities for purchasing will warrant us in. se ling at the LOWEST POS. SIBLE COMMISSION, and we Wil] tako pleasure ip giving our eystomers the benefit of these advantages and WARRANT ALL GOODS 48 WE REPRESENT THEM. + ROSENBERG BROS. Having one of the finest Dry Goods Store that can be found this side of San Francis-— . co and-with that Immense Stock of New and pronounced by the best judges the Palace of the Mountains ! € Dress-Goods Department. Dress Goods Department isthe Largest in this city. It consists of Japanese anc Panjee Silks, French, Scotch and English Grenadines; Pigue -and—Marseities—hinens; of all colors and descriptions and nothing short of a personal examination can satisfy*you that we keep the best stock of Dréss Goods that can be found in any re tail Dry Goods House,” —seep . Staple & Domestic Department. ROSENBERG BROS, stock of Muslin of all brands and Prices, Sheetings, Table Linen, Napking;~Lowe!ls, this First Class Dry Goods Store. ~ Carpet Department. ROSENLERG BROTHERS especially invite those in -~want of Carpets to call and . see the new and beautiful patterns they are now—exhibiting, Th stock is very Jargs and extensive. DON’T BUY ANYTHING IN THIS LINE UNTIL -YOU HAVE EXAMINED OUR STOCK AND PRICES. Hat Department. ROSENBERG BROS. @ ¥ Hat Department is superb. all the Latestand most beautiful Styles.Every lady that visits the Store leaves with anew Haton. The Hats are #0. neat. and elegant that every lady that sees them buys one, ROSENBERG BROS. Have also on hand the most Elegant ani Fashionable Stock of *PARASOLS !, Eve r brought here—##" all of San Franci igeu .make and the Latest Styles. a e = Give us a Call. All we ask is : Call and see our Goods and ascertain the prices, We have accomm .dating Clerks who will cheerfully show ths: elegant goods we'have in Store, vor. M. sharp. : Dont’ eas the Place ! ' Palace Dry Goods STORE ! ROSENBERG BROS. Jes Printing PLS ADMISSION FREE. Fashionable Goods, their Establishment is ~ ROSENBERG BROTHERS Have in this Department a very extensive ete, etc. su h ascay-always—be .found iu They haved 48 Our Stere wil be open:f Pale 6% A, M, till ermal: 1 9 PD w 4 / RE IE cE Me ae ea coreeenar Raa ee as et regia Lie Nera 10 a ater levies Was =