May 5, 1880 (4 pages)

te — roy: d fres} \ eri Hhents to in the it. ett T Ae ude vaid-patund see he, to stretch = RS, id in the eri manfats. An “ ae Low “PLAN 1 not ceMALL tor our ses from o divide profits yur line,SBER. D ROOMS xd herealom beitg As always; ies, Mer ray elers. >and een anager. 8H to $26 1 lovalts. do as wel ve amount nake man, , Youcau io the bus _busi ness * aad RANSCRIPT. NEVADA cry, CALIFORNIA. HE f ; ays i® y Ke Was Toe Affectionate. azo. William Smith after a night’s debaueh, Mrs. Lindermer’s. house at. Quaker Hill, and taking a seat in the room ’ + . . . Where she was engaged in_performi= ring h machold lal Several days soe yy rset canara tention. _ Erict ® ¢ — : Cold and cloudy yesterday.— » if. Hunt ‘has : eae ee fcumsicup ace conversation, feom Ji Weens ViIRIG at OAS ; . i si ja few words had been exchanged beame? : . : hae : we . tween them h¢ became rather famil. , aay Vaiey Pol Cd Zfo Votes NON FF. “ : a see Beecge 424 , » tiar and going to her embraced her. and $ dav, ‘bere was but one titxet in} j » vigor of a bear. pe : ‘hug or two, the lady manayed t this city: for the . se , J a ae ; to esvape his clutches, and by a ruse . } He will .b we JISCRE : iy . got a chante to run out of the house . 4 aie . jinto the snow when same ‘neighbors . hot cake,’ 7 pawye-eme now handling the caine tu the rescue and protected her = tis ia tie Lda nite anid SS 9E . a ok ee i pein Toothache Dreps: Cure in stamps Live ween started up ssanan mae —— = ee ay : ae One _ ital 48 a . Weante ivovers ~ went to Quaker ace: Bice Pe eee = aso wilt be. a pie-niss it Dein! = ah were an ee my-grde wor). ‘4419 ep haraday.Don’ tures to emeseeyeay charge gf. pfasault. His CATH ‘901g adi radio © UT a oWO . trial took plage befobe a jury “in +a jvot-stove and: plent = — ors Gi ge Anderson's Court yesterday. Thre jury after being out for a few. . minutes broaghtin a verdict of guilty have ligans of this city Cbioh, b hee wenn yne that ince severe punishment, Nhe Das reo’. 5 ed his } irom Commercial street, ANSCRIPT Oifice, toy bailding on opposite tie ih. : = ( Downipg 8. new aia . street. ; Grass Valley Mining News. udge “0 John Caldwell will durmg th e sumuict that.occupiecs the corner of his Main 1 —LwelveJoadsof—Centennial—ore= were Cleaned-up at the .Orleans. mill on Saturday, which gavase y yield: of Bly 361 : remove. the smail house street residierGe lot, and improve the: remises intine style, —— a tr oue Ai the Schastopol. Mining Company, . ! which-has commenced work upon. its ground, and ‘had provided.a lot of new touls, had mest of them stolen between Saturday nightand Monday morning. Planks for mining superintendent's . reports as rey nired by the new law to be + furnished eckiy, ed at the Tr can be obtain-:ANSCRIPT-Qfficeon short notice and at very low rates. Other companies have exThe Maynard & Willard combina: To the ear of affection is the sound of adry, metallic cough, C PARE AG neve that. seems : went into . as if a rattle were Sprunz in the U : 4 ker . chest of the beloved one: : 2 : loostn it with Hule’s hound atid Tar,. the sors, struck up ao is remedy for After plaints at present. known. The cures it is accomplishing ¥ astonish the Aiter-a . Si4¢. st., Albany N. Y., writes: and Pike’s Toothacl he Drops sell like Se = ‘Thotse on these =r Ty Fis Offense Was. as Rel le br ated W eher amt he ought—to-be thankful that he} S?the woskb-renawned Estey Organ, Startling and Terrible Hasten to 8 Honey of Horenew ‘medical agent, which is admitted to. be the} pul monary. com: faculty’ gnd ddtig ght the people. All druggists keep it Great;s saving to buy large W. E. Masten, 138 South Pearl : ey fale’s Honey of Horeh ound and Tar =o spME uoptaKog "Aa Ag “F Sherman, Uyde & Co. _ Sanu_ Francisco, Pi ianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Pi: inv; alins.riments, sold on easy. install-. meuts, »All pianos and organs: warranted, The largest stock. of sheet . m isic, {28 SHERMAN, Hyper & Co. s. CHATLIS, agent for Nevada Co. — SSE August Fewer, ‘ “The i immense sale and\great popu2 iene and world has caused. many imitators ‘to adopt similar names, expecting . to reap a harvest for themselves at the expense of the afilicted. This medi= cine was introduced in 1868, and for —Prices—504= ~The. Jargest. music 1. epthe p= larity of ireen’s August Elower ete the cure of. Dyspepsia and Livercom. t A PEL LICANTS for ae vere to teach’ ake At 10 4. M., in the following branches will be examiried at fhe County Seat,en Wednesday, June 2d, 1880, First Grade— -Arithmetic, mental. and written; Grammar, oral and. written; Com} josition; Orthography and Defining; Alge: 5 wa; Natural Philos: phy; Readinz; Penmaa. Store . ship; Drawing Constitution-of Uni ited States and C alifornia; School Law; ey keeping, g;. History of United States; Metitod of Teaching; BookPhy siolog V, Geovraphy. . Standard has placed i in charge a8 Business Manacye THE. BEST ‘PLACE R. Ne SMooT THE BLIND MAN, AVING purchased the establishment on Conimercial strect,; opposite Coe’s , heretofore owned by Fred Will ERASTUS BOND, + Rom Yr AND MOST requir ed 85 pe MILO LODGE, No. 48, -of P : H. S. Welch, cent, SOCIAL -PARTYTHE MEMBE RS" OF” _ Will-givea-secial. Dee= At EXumts. EXall, —ON— Reception Committee, WD. Vinten, Ww, Robinson, Peter Eddy; GoM. Hiighes, T. Seihert, Q. Maltmman. ~Figor Director—A; R. Lord. Floor Managers. = A. Rapp, L. S. Calkins, + J. Turner, A. Nihell, R. Svogt, oe J.B. Gray. The best of; Music Au ul be proevided for the occasion; ~~ ry é Dancing from 8:30 0 "clock tit! 12. The Grand March will begin promptly at halfpast 8 0 ‘clock, “Tek es $1.50. Admission to Gallery, 50 eents, A general mvitation‘is eXtended, « —eeHenvies have for many years been perience simitar losses of late. Jet Mansau has taken the contract efor moving the hoisting machinery the Sebastopol mine, and the erection of the necessary buildings, The work will be completed by the 15th of June. In ; : ._ + the meantime all necessary repairs Sacrainento where they wil reside . ‘ {wall bei Sformiawhite hr Bioss—amdt hpi the eldest son, will remain in -this tion gave an interesting entertaiiment at the Theatre’ Monday evendug, and appeared for the second from the Bullion to , . * time last nicht. Numerous presents xu S were distributed, <i making arrangements. to remove to Sloss and children are nade to the old shaft: above the tunnel level. Below the tunnel the shaft is over 200 feet on the incline, and drifts are run upon the veil, and when the shaft is pumped city, where — have work, _After the result of Monday’s election See known, the suécessful esndidates with a lot of the r friénds clubbed together and-serenaded—a number of our citizens with instruout, the work of extracting quartz {can be commenced in a short time,-— Union, oe meénti al and voeal music. Grand Jary. visited the diffe town. Phey also rent saloons around} The following are the members of the Grand Jury impanelled yesterday forenoon and now in’ session i M.S. Milliken, Lea Jones, H. 'T’. McGuire, Thos. Moore, A. J. Graham, V. H. Montgomery, James Conn, richard Neville, J. C. Ostrom, Wm. Irwin, Richard Lowry, E,. H, Miller, Orlando Phoppin, -H. H. Haskins, J. ©, Dickerman, —W.— Holmes; Chas; Graham was by the Court appointed Foreman, D. G. Lewis, See mani ver of . ; ‘ani gements { for the entertainment to be Theatre ne Kruse, § given at the / t Thursday evening. Mr Lewis was one of the original founders of the Commercial Herald of . San Franeiseo oner, Isaac AFine Ente wikameat Burns. . A. J. ; : On Thursday evening next ‘the . Cushman troupe -will appear in thiscity, Its We a ee mbership includes Mr. Fresh Mexican Limes $1 50 per L. B. Cushman, an artist .of wide. hundred at John Jack’s, ma-2 spread renown throughout the > Hast : t V ade hes ; a KiaNcenspor & WALTERS, NationWhose musical and elocutionary exaL ft SarberShop, have res. the object of praise by the press and Saree teers © eae ee people; Dr.W. S, Spriigsteen,” solo Shampooing to 25 cents each, m2-}m basso, agreat favorite wherever he he appears; Prof, Sst New Style Hats, Hyman Brothers,.corner of Bread and Pine streets, have iust received the latest Spring stylesof ‘Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Hats. mh27 en a : Flowers and Seeds fer Sale. A. J. Phelps, a magnificent tenor singer and organist; Mrs, A. J. Phelps, alto: The progranime as a whole constitutes.a delightful ‘parlor entertainment, and will at once doubtless find favor with the people of this coast. The price of admission is but fifty cents, Mrs, Fogeli, at her residence on Upper Main ‘street, has a choice lot of Flowering Plants, Seeds, etc.,of all descriptions, which she is selling at very low prices. Persons desirous of beautifying their homes should embrace this opportunity. Being oe Proposed Visit by Military. The members of City Guard, Comny ‘‘A,” of Sacramento, desiring of taking a tiip into the mountains soon and spending a few days in camp, live written to Nevada Light Guard astothe advisability of coming to this city. The local company will hold their regular annual target shoot during the present month, and have appointed a committee to confer with the Sacramento organization and if much hardier than these grown in the valleys. ap30-lw ——$_$_$—__> The Palace Cigar Store. ALEX. ZEKIND, the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh possible prevail upon them to comé stock of Havanaand Domestic Cigars, . here during that event, The visitors of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tf can count on receiving a hearty welcome from our people if they oon: clade to come. — o> — Cutting Affray. ° Sb es A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth W. R. Barrow: ghs was cat across i Are easily obtained by cleansing thehack of the hand at North Bloomyour teeth daily with that justly popfi . Monday 1 by @ saloon keeper nam‘ular dentifrice, Sozodont. . Composed F. J. Murphey. It is stated . ed of rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts that" they quarreled about a bill of . Whitefess to the teeth; -a delicious seventy-five cents. A warrant has! 2roma to the breath, and preserves f sworn out for Murphy's sseaek intact, from youth to old age, the knifé-used “was about a foot destroy the strongest teeth unless its pe and the gash a vee osevere . effects are counteracted with Sozo@e,— , dont, and this pure tooth-wash protects the dental sniface by.removing CuRISTIANs call remember the every impurity that adheres to Poor and never ‘allow ritualism te . them. raised in the mountains they’ are}. 4 this county. Acidity of the stomach will} Ask your druggist for Seno plamt,” with their Sour Stomach, Costiveness, stomach, Sic kk Headache, Indigestion, Pal Ipitation of the heart, vertigo, etc.,etc,, it never has failed to our knowledge, ‘Three doses’ -will reliev any case of Dyspepsia. Two muhon bottles-soldlast year. Price 75 cents. Samples 10 cents Green’s Atlas and Diary A'manac, the most expensive free Almanae “ever published, sent trey on Feceipt . of two-cent stamp. . G. GREEN Weodbury, N J; U.S effects, such as Sick a Photographs eqval to “San Francisco’s best. COLLINS, Op-. érator. RubDOLPH PhotoGalléry, Broad Street, Nevada‘ . THE PALAGE —onr— FASHION ROSENBERG BROS., ye RECEIVED THIS SPRING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE Dry Goods Ever brought to NEVADA orry. Our facilities for buying are such that no other House can compete with us, Our experience in business is such — that we know the exact wants of our customers. With those facilities we will naturally command the trade of Seana the Place: ROSENBERG BROS. Leading Dry Goods _merchante of . Northern California. Country orders a specialty. . Spring ) Summer EVER BROUGHT TO WEVADA, CITY WHiCH WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER #THAN ANY OTHER STORY IN THE COUNTY. GO TO THE iMPORTANT OA EISEN & co. 4 ——— “upplant Vietualism. dont. Samples sent oa. application,. FASHIONABLE Ti. sluding al the latest and most dentribie-. SPRING & SUMMER GOODS ~) Phony any" ottar Nolise Can offer, —7 ay ‘ Princtpat ¢ Office 305 ‘ : i And will keep iz the ta i t Second Grad é— Arithmetic; Groiimar: Gestock of pies n store oe ography; Compgsition : History of United : States; Orthography and Dear ; Penman; : ship; Regding: Method at of Teaching. StandCigars, é ard required 75 per cent. : By order of the County Board \ JOHN 'T. WICKES, Tobacco, ma2 Ex-officio Secretary : C ; eet onfectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Fancy Goods, etc., ~—$-To-be-found—in—Neyada ate ‘tiof-srhich: will be sold at, LOWER RATES —— b =} Home Mutual Insurance Co. __OF CALIFORNIA, California St. SANE RANC icon pee= ENSU R ANCE ONE. . ——= J. F. Hovenrox, President, —Gro. He -Howann, Vice CHARTES Hr STORY, Socretary N. By. Eppy, (Marine Secretar) H. H. Biaetow, General Manager. R. HH. Maaith, Genera: Agent. — -Grass ValteyBranch-for Nevi = € — TRYRTERS D: \v ID WATT, 17. A. BR. asia tel Ww. SIGOURNEY: Manager. ——= AIN SURF ET,GRASS VALLEY President MRS. M, A. STERLING, a WAS just received a complete new i assortment of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, Styles, which will be sold at The Lowest Retail Prices. My past experience enables me to fully understand. the wants of the trade here, and psatisfaction is guaranteed to all whe favor me with their patronage POLITE ATTENTION TO EVERYBODY. MY MOTTO: teocd Goods<at Reasonable Prices--One Price and Fair Dealing. (rders from the country faithfully atte ndSPRING i880. FURNITURE ALIN ID CARPETS . : JAS W. BURNHAM & C0. — mperte rs and De alers in . FURNITURE and CARPETS, GPHOLSTERY COODS, And BEDDING of all kinds, 618 Market and 15 and 17 Post Sts., opposite Masonic Temple, Prices very low. San Francisco; April 253m TIMBER LAND, CITY LOT, Team, Etc., For Sale. MNVHE UNDERSIGNED will! receive offers for the purchase of 320 Acres of Heavy Timoer . Land, in two 160 acre blocks, With a large proportion of Ouk and good down grade to the city. —ALSO— A City Lot on Coyote Street, Wagon, Span of Horse’ Etec. sR. B. SYMINGTON, ap25 Main Sti, above Union Hotel. A BLESSING —To— MARRIED LADIES! ESCRIPTIVE CIRCU CULAR sent by ExDS. bs5-on receipt ot self-addressed Express pote bl or 5cent stamp. Address MRS. M. WITTENBERG, Box 218, Station C, San Francisco, ¢ Jal JOHNSON & CROSS, Commercial Street, OppoA ttormert and Counselors at Law, — h. site Coe’s Shoe Store. =r MAS, MA, STERLING, _—TCommercial Street, ‘apposite Transcript Block, Nevada City, : ap25 BEAUTIFUL STOCK @ BOOTS. : SHOES, Has-just-been-received by wy. Em. Cox, Cor. Gommercial and Main Street Consisting of Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters: Ladies’, A large stock of Gents’ Kip and N Gent's, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Overshoes, and Alastras. Fine Cali, vail Roots, Ladies-and Gent's Slipper ay OF all kinds. For Ladies and Children’s Shoes—a large lot just received, and war ranted not to crack the-leathe Nevada County Narrow Gaus TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE A‘ NEVADA CITY ON AOA PERS Monday, May 3d, 1880, as follews: LEAVING, 1.30 A. M., Daily, arrive anid 2,0 A. M.; arrive Colfax 3.40 ALM.$ COTNMECtiig with ‘Atlantic Express arriving hed San Praia cisco at 11.35 «&.M. 10.00 4. M., Daily (Sunday excepted); Sun Francisco. rive Grass Valley 10.27 4.M.: arrive Colta ; miss 11.55 A. M.} connecting With Reno Exypre , : . arriving in San Francisco at7.35 Pp. ™, Bon t fail to call. 3.25. M., Daily, arrive Grass Valles P; M.; arrive Colfax 6.20 P. M. conn, with Pacific Express for the Hast. 8.15 P.M., Daily; Tocal train for Grass Val ley. 41.004. M., Sundaysonly;, local train for Grass Valley. 7.30.4, M., Daily (Sundays excepted); local traln for Grass Valley, ALREIVING, 6.15 A. M., Daily; connecting with Atla Express from the East and with Reno Hx press leaving San Francisco at 4.30 p. leay es Colfax at 4.05 a.m.; leaves Grass Vali 5.45 A. M. ~ 9.00 4. M., Daily (Sundays excepted); local train from Grass Valley. 2.20 P. M., Daily (Sunday excepte d); con necting with Reno Express and Train No. leaving Sacrameuto at 5.45 A.M.; lea Colfax at 12.25 P. M.;4 leaves Grass Vali 7.55». M., Daily; connecting with Pa Express leaving San Fryencisco at 9.30 4. a. leaves Colfax 6.00 P. M.;{leaves Grass Vail at 7.28 P.M. 5 10.004. M., (Sundays only); local [train from Grass Valley. : 3.00 pv. M., (Sundays only); local train from Grass Valley. 12.45 pv. M., Daily (Sundays excepted): lo cal train from Grass Valley. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendest NSOLVENT NOTICE.—In tha Superio: Court of the County of Nevada, State ef California, William W. Nelson vs. His Crea itors. Pursuant to an order of the Ho: John Caldweli, Judge of the said Superins Court, notice is hereby given to all the-Cred itors of the said Insols en t William W. N« son, to be and appear before the said Judge, in open Court, af the Court. Room of yi Court, in th ie city of Nevada inthe county of Nevada, on the 3ist dayof May, 1580, at 19 of clocks. -4.-¢f that day, thenand thereto show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be yvranted, ani on sain of. his estate be made, and he the-discharced tron: his debts and—Hebititicn.in parsuaiee of the Statute in such cases made a provided ; and in the meantime all ve ings against said Insolvent be stayed Witness my hand and an oon of said Court, this 28th day of Apr _— J. ECARR, Gounty Clerk. Wh. H. Adams, Deputy ale 4 ° —French Shoe Dressing t-——— a pote -

te — roy: d fres} \ eri Hhents to in the it. ett T Ae ude vaid-patund see he, to stretch = RS, id in the eri manfats. An “ ae Low “PLAN 1 not ceMALL tor our ses from o divide profits yur line,SBER. D ROOMS xd herealom beitg As always; ies, Mer ray elers. >and een anager. 8H to $26 1 lovalts. do as wel ve amount nake man, , Youcau io the bus _busi ness * aad RANSCRIPT. NEVADA cry, CALIFORNIA. HE f ; ays i® y Ke Was Toe Affectionate. azo. William Smith after a night’s debaueh, Mrs. Lindermer’s. house at. Quaker Hill, and taking a seat in the room ’ + . . . Where she was engaged in_performi= ring h machold lal Several days soe yy rset canara tention. _ Erict ® ¢ — : Cold and cloudy yesterday.— » if. Hunt ‘has : eae ee fcumsicup ace conversation, feom Ji Weens ViIRIG at OAS ; . i si ja few words had been exchanged beame? : . : hae : we . tween them h¢ became rather famil. , aay Vaiey Pol Cd Zfo Votes NON FF. “ : a see Beecge 424 , » tiar and going to her embraced her. and $ dav, ‘bere was but one titxet in} j » vigor of a bear. pe : ‘hug or two, the lady manayed t this city: for the . se , J a ae ; to esvape his clutches, and by a ruse . } He will .b we JISCRE : iy . got a chante to run out of the house . 4 aie . jinto the snow when same ‘neighbors . hot cake,’ 7 pawye-eme now handling the caine tu the rescue and protected her = tis ia tie Lda nite anid SS 9E . a ok ee i pein Toothache Dreps: Cure in stamps Live ween started up ssanan mae —— = ee ay : ae One _ ital 48 a . Weante ivovers ~ went to Quaker ace: Bice Pe eee = aso wilt be. a pie-niss it Dein! = ah were an ee my-grde wor). ‘4419 ep haraday.Don’ tures to emeseeyeay charge gf. pfasault. His CATH ‘901g adi radio © UT a oWO . trial took plage befobe a jury “in +a jvot-stove and: plent = — ors Gi ge Anderson's Court yesterday. Thre jury after being out for a few. . minutes broaghtin a verdict of guilty have ligans of this city Cbioh, b hee wenn yne that ince severe punishment, Nhe Das reo’. 5 ed his } irom Commercial street, ANSCRIPT Oifice, toy bailding on opposite tie ih. : = ( Downipg 8. new aia . street. ; Grass Valley Mining News. udge “0 John Caldwell will durmg th e sumuict that.occupiecs the corner of his Main 1 —LwelveJoadsof—Centennial—ore= were Cleaned-up at the .Orleans. mill on Saturday, which gavase y yield: of Bly 361 : remove. the smail house street residierGe lot, and improve the: remises intine style, —— a tr oue Ai the Schastopol. Mining Company, . ! which-has commenced work upon. its ground, and ‘had provided.a lot of new touls, had mest of them stolen between Saturday nightand Monday morning. Planks for mining superintendent's . reports as rey nired by the new law to be + furnished eckiy, ed at the Tr can be obtain-:ANSCRIPT-Qfficeon short notice and at very low rates. Other companies have exThe Maynard & Willard combina: To the ear of affection is the sound of adry, metallic cough, C PARE AG neve that. seems : went into . as if a rattle were Sprunz in the U : 4 ker . chest of the beloved one: : 2 : loostn it with Hule’s hound atid Tar,. the sors, struck up ao is remedy for After plaints at present. known. The cures it is accomplishing ¥ astonish the Aiter-a . Si4¢. st., Albany N. Y., writes: and Pike’s Toothacl he Drops sell like Se = ‘Thotse on these =r Ty Fis Offense Was. as Rel le br ated W eher amt he ought—to-be thankful that he} S?the woskb-renawned Estey Organ, Startling and Terrible Hasten to 8 Honey of Horenew ‘medical agent, which is admitted to. be the} pul monary. com: faculty’ gnd ddtig ght the people. All druggists keep it Great;s saving to buy large W. E. Masten, 138 South Pearl : ey fale’s Honey of Horeh ound and Tar =o spME uoptaKog "Aa Ag “F Sherman, Uyde & Co. _ Sanu_ Francisco, Pi ianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Pi: inv; alins.riments, sold on easy. install-. meuts, »All pianos and organs: warranted, The largest stock. of sheet . m isic, {28 SHERMAN, Hyper & Co. s. CHATLIS, agent for Nevada Co. — SSE August Fewer, ‘ “The i immense sale and\great popu2 iene and world has caused. many imitators ‘to adopt similar names, expecting . to reap a harvest for themselves at the expense of the afilicted. This medi= cine was introduced in 1868, and for —Prices—504= ~The. Jargest. music 1. epthe p= larity of ireen’s August Elower ete the cure of. Dyspepsia and Livercom. t A PEL LICANTS for ae vere to teach’ ake At 10 4. M., in the following branches will be examiried at fhe County Seat,en Wednesday, June 2d, 1880, First Grade— -Arithmetic, mental. and written; Grammar, oral and. written; Com} josition; Orthography and Defining; Alge: 5 wa; Natural Philos: phy; Readinz; Penmaa. Store . ship; Drawing Constitution-of Uni ited States and C alifornia; School Law; ey keeping, g;. History of United States; Metitod of Teaching; BookPhy siolog V, Geovraphy. . Standard has placed i in charge a8 Business Manacye THE. BEST ‘PLACE R. Ne SMooT THE BLIND MAN, AVING purchased the establishment on Conimercial strect,; opposite Coe’s , heretofore owned by Fred Will ERASTUS BOND, + Rom Yr AND MOST requir ed 85 pe MILO LODGE, No. 48, -of P : H. S. Welch, cent, SOCIAL -PARTYTHE MEMBE RS" OF” _ Will-givea-secial. Dee= At EXumts. EXall, —ON— Reception Committee, WD. Vinten, Ww, Robinson, Peter Eddy; GoM. Hiighes, T. Seihert, Q. Maltmman. ~Figor Director—A; R. Lord. Floor Managers. = A. Rapp, L. S. Calkins, + J. Turner, A. Nihell, R. Svogt, oe J.B. Gray. The best of; Music Au ul be proevided for the occasion; ~~ ry é Dancing from 8:30 0 "clock tit! 12. The Grand March will begin promptly at halfpast 8 0 ‘clock, “Tek es $1.50. Admission to Gallery, 50 eents, A general mvitation‘is eXtended, « —eeHenvies have for many years been perience simitar losses of late. Jet Mansau has taken the contract efor moving the hoisting machinery the Sebastopol mine, and the erection of the necessary buildings, The work will be completed by the 15th of June. In ; : ._ + the meantime all necessary repairs Sacrainento where they wil reside . ‘ {wall bei Sformiawhite hr Bioss—amdt hpi the eldest son, will remain in -this tion gave an interesting entertaiiment at the Theatre’ Monday evendug, and appeared for the second from the Bullion to , . * time last nicht. Numerous presents xu S were distributed, <i making arrangements. to remove to Sloss and children are nade to the old shaft: above the tunnel level. Below the tunnel the shaft is over 200 feet on the incline, and drifts are run upon the veil, and when the shaft is pumped city, where — have work, _After the result of Monday’s election See known, the suécessful esndidates with a lot of the r friénds clubbed together and-serenaded—a number of our citizens with instruout, the work of extracting quartz {can be commenced in a short time,-— Union, oe meénti al and voeal music. Grand Jary. visited the diffe town. Phey also rent saloons around} The following are the members of the Grand Jury impanelled yesterday forenoon and now in’ session i M.S. Milliken, Lea Jones, H. 'T’. McGuire, Thos. Moore, A. J. Graham, V. H. Montgomery, James Conn, richard Neville, J. C. Ostrom, Wm. Irwin, Richard Lowry, E,. H, Miller, Orlando Phoppin, -H. H. Haskins, J. ©, Dickerman, —W.— Holmes; Chas; Graham was by the Court appointed Foreman, D. G. Lewis, See mani ver of . ; ‘ani gements { for the entertainment to be Theatre ne Kruse, § given at the / t Thursday evening. Mr Lewis was one of the original founders of the Commercial Herald of . San Franeiseo oner, Isaac AFine Ente wikameat Burns. . A. J. ; : On Thursday evening next ‘the . Cushman troupe -will appear in thiscity, Its We a ee mbership includes Mr. Fresh Mexican Limes $1 50 per L. B. Cushman, an artist .of wide. hundred at John Jack’s, ma-2 spread renown throughout the > Hast : t V ade hes ; a KiaNcenspor & WALTERS, NationWhose musical and elocutionary exaL ft SarberShop, have res. the object of praise by the press and Saree teers © eae ee people; Dr.W. S, Spriigsteen,” solo Shampooing to 25 cents each, m2-}m basso, agreat favorite wherever he he appears; Prof, Sst New Style Hats, Hyman Brothers,.corner of Bread and Pine streets, have iust received the latest Spring stylesof ‘Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Hats. mh27 en a : Flowers and Seeds fer Sale. A. J. Phelps, a magnificent tenor singer and organist; Mrs, A. J. Phelps, alto: The

progranime as a whole constitutes.a delightful ‘parlor entertainment, and will at once doubtless find favor with the people of this coast. The price of admission is but fifty cents, Mrs, Fogeli, at her residence on Upper Main ‘street, has a choice lot of Flowering Plants, Seeds, etc.,of all descriptions, which she is selling at very low prices. Persons desirous of beautifying their homes should embrace this opportunity. Being oe Proposed Visit by Military. The members of City Guard, Comny ‘‘A,” of Sacramento, desiring of taking a tiip into the mountains soon and spending a few days in camp, live written to Nevada Light Guard astothe advisability of coming to this city. The local company will hold their regular annual target shoot during the present month, and have appointed a committee to confer with the Sacramento organization and if much hardier than these grown in the valleys. ap30-lw ——$_$_$—__> The Palace Cigar Store. ALEX. ZEKIND, the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh possible prevail upon them to comé stock of Havanaand Domestic Cigars, . here during that event, The visitors of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tf can count on receiving a hearty welcome from our people if they oon: clade to come. — o> — Cutting Affray. ° Sb es A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth W. R. Barrow: ghs was cat across i Are easily obtained by cleansing thehack of the hand at North Bloomyour teeth daily with that justly popfi . Monday 1 by @ saloon keeper nam‘ular dentifrice, Sozodont. . Composed F. J. Murphey. It is stated . ed of rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts that" they quarreled about a bill of . Whitefess to the teeth; -a delicious seventy-five cents. A warrant has! 2roma to the breath, and preserves f sworn out for Murphy's sseaek intact, from youth to old age, the knifé-used “was about a foot destroy the strongest teeth unless its pe and the gash a vee osevere . effects are counteracted with Sozo@e,— , dont, and this pure tooth-wash protects the dental sniface by.removing CuRISTIANs call remember the every impurity that adheres to Poor and never ‘allow ritualism te . them. raised in the mountains they’ are}. 4 this county. Acidity of the stomach will} Ask your druggist for Seno plamt,” with their Sour Stomach, Costiveness, stomach, Sic kk Headache, Indigestion, Pal Ipitation of the heart, vertigo, etc.,etc,, it never has failed to our knowledge, ‘Three doses’ -will reliev any case of Dyspepsia. Two muhon bottles-soldlast year. Price 75 cents. Samples 10 cents Green’s Atlas and Diary A'manac, the most expensive free Almanae “ever published, sent trey on Feceipt . of two-cent stamp. . G. GREEN Weodbury, N J; U.S effects, such as Sick a Photographs eqval to “San Francisco’s best. COLLINS, Op-. érator. RubDOLPH PhotoGalléry, Broad Street, Nevada‘ . THE PALAGE —onr— FASHION ROSENBERG BROS., ye RECEIVED THIS SPRING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE Dry Goods Ever brought to NEVADA orry. Our facilities for buying are such that no other House can compete with us, Our experience in business is such — that we know the exact wants of our customers. With those facilities we will naturally command the trade of Seana the Place: ROSENBERG BROS. Leading Dry Goods _merchante of . Northern California. Country orders a specialty. . Spring ) Summer EVER BROUGHT TO WEVADA, CITY WHiCH WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER #THAN ANY OTHER STORY IN THE COUNTY. GO TO THE iMPORTANT OA EISEN & co. 4 ——— “upplant Vietualism. dont. Samples sent oa. application,. FASHIONABLE Ti. sluding al the latest and most dentribie-. SPRING & SUMMER GOODS ~) Phony any" ottar Nolise Can offer, —7 ay ‘ Princtpat ¢ Office 305 ‘ : i And will keep iz the ta i t Second Grad é— Arithmetic; Groiimar: Gestock of pies n store oe ography; Compgsition : History of United : States; Orthography and Dear ; Penman; : ship; Regding: Method at of Teaching. StandCigars, é ard required 75 per cent. : By order of the County Board \ JOHN 'T. WICKES, Tobacco, ma2 Ex-officio Secretary : C ; eet onfectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Fancy Goods, etc., ~—$-To-be-found—in—Neyada ate ‘tiof-srhich: will be sold at, LOWER RATES —— b =} Home Mutual Insurance Co. __OF CALIFORNIA, California St. SANE RANC icon pee= ENSU R ANCE ONE. . ——= J. F. Hovenrox, President, —Gro. He -Howann, Vice CHARTES Hr STORY, Socretary N. By. Eppy, (Marine Secretar) H. H. Biaetow, General Manager. R. HH. Maaith, Genera: Agent. — -Grass ValteyBranch-for Nevi = € — TRYRTERS D: \v ID WATT, 17. A. BR. asia tel Ww. SIGOURNEY: Manager. ——= AIN SURF ET,GRASS VALLEY President MRS. M, A. STERLING, a WAS just received a complete new i assortment of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, Styles, which will be sold at The Lowest Retail Prices. My past experience enables me to fully understand. the wants of the trade here, and psatisfaction is guaranteed to all whe favor me with their patronage POLITE ATTENTION TO EVERYBODY. MY MOTTO: teocd Goods<at Reasonable Prices--One Price and Fair Dealing. (rders from the country faithfully atte ndSPRING i880. FURNITURE ALIN ID CARPETS . : JAS W. BURNHAM & C0. — mperte rs and De alers in . FURNITURE and CARPETS, GPHOLSTERY COODS, And BEDDING of all kinds, 618 Market and 15 and 17 Post Sts., opposite Masonic Temple, Prices very low. San Francisco; April 253m TIMBER LAND, CITY LOT, Team, Etc., For Sale. MNVHE UNDERSIGNED will! receive offers for the purchase of 320 Acres of Heavy Timoer . Land, in two 160 acre blocks, With a large proportion of Ouk and good down grade to the city. —ALSO— A City Lot on Coyote Street, Wagon, Span of Horse’ Etec. sR. B. SYMINGTON, ap25 Main Sti, above Union Hotel. A BLESSING —To— MARRIED LADIES! ESCRIPTIVE CIRCU CULAR sent by ExDS. bs5-on receipt ot self-addressed Express pote bl or 5cent stamp. Address MRS. M. WITTENBERG, Box 218, Station C, San Francisco, ¢ Jal JOHNSON & CROSS, Commercial Street, OppoA ttormert and Counselors at Law, — h. site Coe’s Shoe Store. =r MAS, MA, STERLING, _—TCommercial Street, ‘apposite Transcript Block, Nevada City, : ap25 BEAUTIFUL STOCK @ BOOTS. : SHOES, Has-just-been-received by wy. Em. Cox, Cor. Gommercial and Main Street Consisting of Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters: Ladies’, A large stock of Gents’ Kip and N Gent's, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Overshoes, and Alastras. Fine Cali, vail Roots, Ladies-and Gent's Slipper ay OF all kinds. For Ladies and Children’s Shoes—a large lot just received, and war ranted not to crack the-leathe Nevada County Narrow Gaus TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE A‘ NEVADA CITY ON AOA PERS Monday, May 3d, 1880, as follews: LEAVING, 1.30 A. M., Daily, arrive anid 2,0 A. M.; arrive Colfax 3.40 ALM.$ COTNMECtiig with ‘Atlantic Express arriving hed San Praia cisco at 11.35 «&.M. 10.00 4. M., Daily (Sunday excepted); Sun Francisco. rive Grass Valley 10.27 4.M.: arrive Colta ; miss 11.55 A. M.} connecting With Reno Exypre , : . arriving in San Francisco at7.35 Pp. ™, Bon t fail to call. 3.25. M., Daily, arrive Grass Valles P; M.; arrive Colfax 6.20 P. M. conn, with Pacific Express for the Hast. 8.15 P.M., Daily; Tocal train for Grass Val ley. 41.004. M., Sundaysonly;, local train for Grass Valley. 7.30.4, M., Daily (Sundays excepted); local traln for Grass Valley, ALREIVING, 6.15 A. M., Daily; connecting with Atla Express from the East and with Reno Hx press leaving San Francisco at 4.30 p. leay es Colfax at 4.05 a.m.; leaves Grass Vali 5.45 A. M. ~ 9.00 4. M., Daily (Sundays excepted); local train from Grass Valley. 2.20 P. M., Daily (Sunday excepte d); con necting with Reno Express and Train No. leaving Sacrameuto at 5.45 A.M.; lea Colfax at 12.25 P. M.;4 leaves Grass Vali 7.55». M., Daily; connecting with Pa Express leaving San Fryencisco at 9.30 4. a. leaves Colfax 6.00 P. M.;{leaves Grass Vail at 7.28 P.M. 5 10.004. M., (Sundays only); local [train from Grass Valley. : 3.00 pv. M., (Sundays only); local train from Grass Valley. 12.45 pv. M., Daily (Sundays excepted): lo cal train from Grass Valley. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendest NSOLVENT NOTICE.—In tha Superio: Court of the County of Nevada, State ef California, William W. Nelson vs. His Crea itors. Pursuant to an order of the Ho: John Caldweli, Judge of the said Superins Court, notice is hereby given to all the-Cred itors of the said Insols en t William W. N« son, to be and appear before the said Judge, in open Court, af the Court. Room of yi Court, in th ie city of Nevada inthe county of Nevada, on the 3ist dayof May, 1580, at 19 of clocks. -4.-¢f that day, thenand thereto show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be yvranted, ani on sain of. his estate be made, and he the-discharced tron: his debts and—Hebititicn.in parsuaiee of the Statute in such cases made a provided ; and in the meantime all ve ings against said Insolvent be stayed Witness my hand and an oon of said Court, this 28th day of Apr _— J. ECARR, Gounty Clerk. Wh. H. Adams, Deputy ale 4 ° —French Shoe Dressing t-——— a pote -