May 8, 1881 (4 pages)

Workea, d tell me 2} gold ang Sly. UGarg” Bai the Other _ he pee ed of in three Chaj Aira mining do vey fold or Siv,e it. or Gittined nie efly, } > hak Zs Serape ae * side of “the tor jy the Tape af an ind e, ‘actly, Q ply aver lect the * dust i a pa, gold ban, ~ hin ab. tal akeg oes the pan told. Ral Itig @ the Natne, > pr rUspect » i es ne, It-t9 or the how Xprh il. ABE ay, ou ghi they = und With a id the sha afr, t. 2 as se8es : found + Shat the in@iegDm Now jt vay. Voy ate till you Ty YOU sea Vt om latches: tiilol bites, the Fe, vein, You idea, but re not core 12-—-Wall gf — ch out the contract chilblain, 380m rock, baey strikts tirat it isa bias folds YOu allops Piney alle the and inter. Wails” of Inverse} S$ less, ay we might 0 whether besides ik ribed, é, positive Joubéfal— ee ER ON HARD y Goods, — he city. uilding, ose 1018 t, 2 Stores the publie la Variety, the above n hatid the w ‘0, in & First limits and ing: ants. nagement AC, Jr. very, ity. sken, re fh known epared te + ite eae ’ the superintendency of the > woeth Por: guson,. “been conéinued to the ‘coming week .defendant’s couvsel, isspotted, . . . ‘ed $150 for a handful of ore tlrat they picked _out of the dump-at-their mine} » @ large trade. Constimers of meats LS < “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEV ADA UTY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. Phil. Richards sent a $2,000 bar of gold to the Bay yesterday. Fred Jones: of this city has taken . Hartery “piney Grass Valiey district, j Niles Searls bas been retained 4s . counsel to defend Ruff Pockman on “the charge of stdbbing x id rank Charles tone H. D. Parr goes tothe Bay Tuesday . to secure Jarge additions #6 the stock of the Great Varicty Storeon Con™= mercial sbrest. Letters of ‘aliainistration on the estate af R. P. -dzceased, tel yesterdayto M.s: El zFerguson, wee gan "The Frackee infanticide case has on account of tiie absence of one of _4U pe Salior Fat Leys who havebeen cleaning up lately brought -in anoth— ér fine lot of gald Friday, A hydraulic claim like that-is worth having. The appointinent of B J. Watson as Naval officer 6f thePort. of San Franciseo.has been contitmed, and he will take the of fice without ‘fur— _ther delay. Clean-ups are being made at sev— eral of the hydraulic claims: in’ the county, -imcluding the Blue Tent, Boston at-Mag.e’s Flat aud the-Sar: gent & Jacobs at Qurker Hill.~~ = Tac May-Potle Dince. Mr. M Pre ss Ma ‘fpoledaice—t Huiut’s Hali Friday even ing attrac{— .ed a perfect throng g of Spectators, as it deserved to. Miypoles with’ There three Were weiye youn, ladies a _gentlenren to each pole, the for— The . with mall being dressed in whive. evolutions were zone through iia manner caretul rand ghe spectacular effects . Miss Sallie Groves was crowned Que en of ‘the féstiv ities” and she oceupicd the with grace. The musie was by Elser’s orAfter tie Maypole dance, ‘ail who desired were permitted to _join inthe round and Square dances that comprised the eegranindey of. the programme. == = that showed training, were cnar ming & throne eestra, ee A Box of “oe cimens._ Mr. Farnham of Oak lad, in ivy “owner in the Rainbow quartz mine at Chips Flat, tame down Fri ay with a box of specimens froth the ledge. He estimated the rocks to ‘contain abo.tt $6,000 worth of gold. The Rainbow hasyielded a’ great ‘deal of wealth from time to time, but Lost on thc Operation. Kirkham & Hitchcock were offer— the other day. They refused to sell at that price and«pounded it up in a mortar, The amount of $149.50 was -vealized. _ They are: sorry they didn’t let it goand make that extra fifty cents, At the Churches To-day. At the Methodist Church there will be Preaching morning and evening by the pastor,Rev. J. L. Mann. At the Congregational Church there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject.in the evening: ‘The Mill‘eulum, or Latterlay Glory.” Census maeiais’ Boties. The school census marshals who begin their work ou the 15th instant must visiteach, and every house,asking the legal questions. They must assume to know nothing outside of the legal forms. By so doitg, we may hay fair returns, and escape the ‘usual criticism. ———_ -~ 42 The Sciopticon exhibition anHounced for Friday evening in the M. E. Church was postponed until Monday evening, May 9th. Admis-— sion 25 cents. Childiea 10 cents, ali Sura keeps in stock a splendid, assortment of-wiaes and liquors tor medicinal purposes, _Ana4-lw Fine . e Meats. . We saw yesterday at the Broad Street Market a large quantity of Prime-tneata,. Joseph Euatis is a g00d business man,and is building up wil dems ba: this mak C. B Sie oe are yt eae in the Warkdt:' Smith the grocer. '. bush, which this s2ason presents the . bush was raised on the premises . Prof, Hatid is Musical Director. said -B. “the bays in big quantities, ' fit of small profits.” A Freak ot Nature. Among the flowering plants of Mr. A. B. Brady’s garden is a moss rose phenomenon of one,branch that bears @ common: pink rose, eutirely unlike ;and distinct from the moss rose grown 'on the other branches, ‘This rosé from a rvot, had never been budded, , and the ouly. conclusion that canbe “arrived et is that the bearing of two different'k nds of roseson the bush ig vne of those vagaties that nature sometimes indu’ ges in.—-Un on, aceite A Live Sunday scheol. The Mc th dist Sun lay school. in this city ‘is alive institution, ‘It now numbers 350 members, the average attendange being about 200. “Owing to the rajid growth of the school, it will meet ‘to-day and —heretifter in the main part of the church oe of in the vestry as heretofore--G, Eo Brand: is’ the eae aud . iucprovements atthe Merrifictd: The Merriield mining company has.taken Jout-the—overshot—wheel heretofore used in obtaining power, and will pitin its place a Knight wheel, A new-five 60 feet ih hight is being construeted for the chlorin— ation works. ‘ “How Cas Smith the grocer afford to sell first-class goods at such low rates?” asked~A of B. ‘‘Becatise,” and his sales are so large he ean ‘afford to give his customers the beffema4-lw + <> 2 r : Desirable Lots For-Sale, Corner Main and East Broad streets. . Enquire of my2-tf . Jounwiz Witson. 4 For Wall Paper, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Window Coi'nices, Sewing Machines, ete.; call ron W. A. Sigourney at Frank Guild’s Furniture Store. ma5-lwk, ee ><. To Lease, Responsible parties can ‘oan for a term of two years the saloon mght at the Nevada City Park. Good in-. ducements offered. Apply to F. M. Scumipt, corwer Park Avenue. and Boulder ‘street. tf CHANCE OF TiME. Nevada County Narrow Guage Rallread Company. On and after Saturday the 30th day ot April, 1881, ‘until further notice, owing to the temporary discon~ tinuance of the Vallejo route, 4 night trains on the N. C. N. G. R. will run as follows’ For [Sang . le ving Nevada City ‘at 10.55 Pi M.; téaving Grass Valley at 11.30 P. m.; arriving at Colfax at [email protected]. Returhing—leaving Colfax at 3,50 a. M ; leaving Grass Valley ‘at 5.30 a. M., arriving at Nevada Oftty at 6.00 A \e J. F Kipper, Gea. Supt. se7 Rare opportunities 6ffered a (Chestnutwood’s Business College. ® Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior qua'ity of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House willbe promptly attended to, m8 tf New York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. J. 8. THoMP’ON, é ‘wae J. S$. CHIVELL, AVING leased the Building on Broad street, known as the New York Store, has fitted it up and stocked it with a fine assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats; Trimmings. &c. The stock efnbraves all the latest styles received in San Fravivisco, and ladies ean rely upon purchasing First Class Goods at the a Very Eowest Prices. §27-Call and Examine the New Goods. et Having located permanently in Nevada City, a share of public patronage is solicted. ‘J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor apl9 en GROCERIES, me ag . 1} apaiel kone Keeps tition for unio tad . évery style and equal to any in the . to be found in any Hotte outside of 2H lasaaeeae cone &e. . W. i. Saree is constantly in receipt of first-class groceries, provis— ions, liquors, etc. “No stale goods . on hand. ma4-lw Hay AT MARKET RATES, £19-tf M. Lorner, Colfax. Sas StilLat the Ola — THe Repeirr PHotoCarsiny. Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Ho: tel, Nevada Cit y. Photographs in State: Prices ‘to suit the times, Mus. J. F. Rep. ‘EPH, Prop’r. Cotains, Operator. rat a J Vacant ‘Places In the dental ranks will ever octur if you are-particular with your teeth, and cleange them every day with, that famous tooth—w sh, Sozodont. From youth to.old ate it will keep: the enamel spotless. and un mpaired. The teeth-of-persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like w hiteness, and the gums. areseate hire; while the’ breathe ds purified and rendered ' sweet: and fragrant. It-is comrposedof rare antisepi: herbs and is entire y free fromthe ab} jectionable and—in— Fiuerous ingredients “of tooth pastes, ete, ESTRAY NOTICE. i CAME to my place on. the } Red. Dog road, fear the Cemruary last, one Jarge Red Cow with horns suwed off at the ends and white spot on the forehead. The owner is requested . to come, prove property, pay _—— and take her} AWRY. WESLEY Nevada City, May 6, 3, 1881+ 2w AtLastit has come We have acne to. Stay ! NICHOLS: Down with the Grabbers! DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc, . = Now is the Time M0 Buy Goods Having leased thé Store on Com_mercial Street, few days when I will supply the people of Nevada City and county with the finest assortinent of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY _ GOODS and Finest assortment of Fancy Goods Sau Fraiicisco. Also ‘the finest line of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, &c. We will sell these Goods at Lower Prices than ever before offered AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. L. NATHAN, PROPRIETOR. ‘STABLE STOCK . FOR SALE. Two Good Horses, _ 1 2-Horse Covéred Hack, 1%-Herse 2-seated Covered Wagon, . 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 1 2-Horse Covered Buggy. . Alec, ROBES, HARNESS, &0. Hf viet sold ‘af “private public auction at the stable on May 28th; 1881, © : MES: M, PINGREE, *.oe aed * Spring Goods ! : Bovine Styles ! =" HYMAN BROS Hw! just received a full assortment . FINE CLOTHING for reemeate and SHOES. gterv ,alx mut the Ist of Feb-in “TRANSCRIPT. BLOCK,” and will be opened in aj~ “CALLIN -&_FEW-Bavs. ~ aalé will ‘sell at "Summer Goods!. "~) Summer Styles ! Men and Boys, 4 “FURNISHING. GGODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, . ‘and VALISES. Our Stock is 'Complete in Every ~ Department: Prices the Lowest t in the Market, Call on us Before Purchasing, . HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New York ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St. Ban Fraiicisco ; ; Merchant St., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. : «. Look Out for JACKSON’S — Price List, REMOVED To Building formerly oe \ ~-. Broad Street, Next meer to Hyman's, Wines & Liquors a . =a =. ‘SUKEFORTH, 1} . . Commercial St, No ela AveTron a] FINE Ee FURNITURE . ie L__C. BLEY. PETER YOUNG. Nevada Fountain, (Formerly Gold Reom) Nevada City. BLEY & YouNe, PROPRIETORS, FREDERICKSBURG BEER FROM SAN JOSE. 2 UNITED STATES BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca, BOTTLED BEER. NE VADA. THEATRE, Wednesday Eve’ g, May 1h. GRAND — PARLOR CONCERT! To be given by the GODAIR FAMILY, Assisted by : : MR. ISAAC T.-SANKS, MRS. LDUNCAN, ANDREW CHESTER and FRED COOPER, Consisting of —_—. Seles, Duets, romgss Dances, ete. The Threeka: Comedy “GHECKMATE.” The whole to conclude -with os Farce, in one act, = -éutitled— A Fawny not to Parken Arran, the ‘Admission 50 cents, © Childrén 26 cen ts, OF ALL KINDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CIGARS ! _ Messrs, _BLEY & . -YOUNG have . had long experience as. caterers to the public. LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING Sees . ese SS SATURDAY EVENING MAY 7th, 1881. ‘FREE LUNCH SERVED EVERY -DAY. _COME AND SEE US. WH. R. GOE. AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS by W. A. Sigourney. vi * peap cheapeak, qi) Must be. Reduced . Must be Reduced ! EING~OVERSTOCKED WITH THE Finast Stock of Ever brought to Nevada City Iem determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail. during ‘the next — 60 DAYS = ATI IN SAN FRAKCISCO! This -is no buncombe,— bit a Piain Businéss Proposition ! AY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, 7 CONFECTIONERY; CUTEERY, FRUIT, Ete. Must be Retlucedt » ES THAN COST Or al HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF Boots,Shoes & Gaiters. Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straig at Kid, Goatand Calf Baimoral, Sandals, Slippers and Buskins, Also a large assortment of and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. Aret Overshoes for young and old, I have reduced my prices” of A tcothia’s tot the Qudlity, stro ter uance of ‘W. BR. COE wea anhing By Od ve tot ven » "Nevada Clty, = Children's and Missey¥’ School Shoes ord y ~ Ts among the raat in the market, andTam also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than had other Sinies in Nevada City cao offer, Read a few ‘of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125, ath ond in § Francisco, I sell at, 12 12 Cigars that cost $70 8 a bs Francisco, I sell at 1-8 cents 4) ece_ Rezular Bit até cents apiece ; Very good Cigars for and five centé each. ‘sar Call at BA Seed on Pine Street a my Géods ‘and Prices. * SOHN JACK:

Workea, d tell me 2} gold ang Sly. UGarg” Bai the Other _ he pee ed of in three Chaj Aira mining do vey fold or Siv,e it. or Gittined nie efly, } > hak Zs Serape ae * side of “the tor jy the Tape af an ind e, ‘actly, Q ply aver lect the * dust i a pa, gold ban, ~ hin ab. tal akeg oes the pan told. Ral Itig @ the Natne, > pr rUspect » i es ne, It-t9 or the how Xprh il. ABE ay, ou ghi they = und With a id the sha afr, t. 2 as se8es : found + Shat the in@iegDm Now jt vay. Voy ate till you Ty YOU sea Vt om latches: tiilol bites, the Fe, vein, You idea, but re not core 12-—-Wall gf — ch out the contract chilblain, 380m rock, baey strikts tirat it isa bias folds YOu allops Piney alle the and inter. Wails” of Inverse} S$ less, ay we might 0 whether besides ik ribed, é, positive Joubéfal— ee ER ON HARD y Goods, — he city. uilding, ose 1018 t, 2 Stores the publie la Variety, the above n hatid the w ‘0, in & First limits and ing: ants. nagement AC, Jr. very, ity. sken, re fh known epared te + ite eae ’ the superintendency of the > woeth Por: guson,. “been conéinued to the ‘coming week .defendant’s couvsel, isspotted, . . . ‘ed $150 for a handful of ore tlrat they picked _out of the dump-at-their mine} » @ large trade. Constimers of meats LS < “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEV ADA UTY CALIFORNIA Brief Mention. Phil. Richards sent a $2,000 bar of gold to the Bay yesterday. Fred Jones: of this city has taken . Hartery “piney Grass Valiey district, j Niles Searls bas been retained 4s . counsel to defend Ruff Pockman on “the charge of stdbbing x id rank Charles tone H. D. Parr goes tothe Bay Tuesday . to secure Jarge additions #6 the stock of the Great Varicty Storeon Con™= mercial sbrest. Letters of ‘aliainistration on the estate af R. P. -dzceased, tel yesterdayto M.s: El zFerguson, wee gan "The Frackee infanticide case has on account of tiie absence of one of _4U pe Salior Fat Leys who havebeen cleaning up lately brought -in anoth— ér fine lot of gald Friday, A hydraulic claim like that-is worth having. The appointinent of B J. Watson as Naval officer 6f thePort. of San Franciseo.has been contitmed, and he will take the of fice without ‘fur— _ther delay. Clean-ups are being made at sev— eral of the hydraulic claims: in’ the county, -imcluding the Blue Tent, Boston at-Mag.e’s Flat aud the-Sar: gent & Jacobs at Qurker Hill.~~ = Tac May-Potle Dince. Mr. M Pre ss Ma ‘fpoledaice—t Huiut’s Hali Friday even ing attrac{— .ed a perfect throng g of Spectators, as it deserved to. Miypoles with’ There three Were weiye youn, ladies a _gentlenren to each pole, the for— The . with mall being dressed in whive. evolutions were zone through iia manner caretul rand ghe spectacular effects . Miss Sallie Groves was crowned Que en of ‘the féstiv ities” and she oceupicd the with grace. The musie was by Elser’s orAfter tie Maypole dance, ‘ail who desired were permitted to _join inthe round and Square dances that comprised the eegranindey of. the programme. == = that showed training, were cnar ming & throne eestra, ee A Box of “oe cimens._ Mr. Farnham of Oak lad, in ivy “owner in the Rainbow quartz mine at Chips Flat, tame down Fri ay with a box of specimens froth the ledge. He estimated the rocks to ‘contain abo.tt $6,000 worth of gold. The Rainbow hasyielded a’ great ‘deal of wealth from time to time, but Lost on thc Operation. Kirkham & Hitchcock were offer— the other day. They refused to sell at that price and«pounded it up in a mortar, The amount of $149.50 was -vealized. _ They are: sorry they didn’t let it goand make that extra fifty cents, At the Churches To-day. At the Methodist Church there will be Preaching morning and evening by the pastor,Rev. J. L. Mann. At the Congregational Church there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject.in the evening: ‘The Mill‘eulum, or Latterlay Glory.” Census maeiais’ Boties. The school census marshals who begin their work ou the 15th instant must visiteach, and every house,asking the legal questions. They must assume to know nothing outside of the legal forms. By so doitg, we may hay fair returns, and escape the ‘usual criticism. ———_ -~ 42 The Sciopticon exhibition anHounced for Friday evening in the M. E. Church was postponed until Monday evening, May 9th. Admis-— sion 25 cents. Childiea 10 cents, ali Sura keeps in stock a splendid, assortment of-wiaes and liquors tor medicinal purposes, _Ana4-lw Fine . e Meats. . We saw yesterday at the Broad Street Market a large quantity of Prime-tneata,. Joseph Euatis is a g00d business man,and is building up wil dems ba: this mak C. B Sie oe are yt eae in the Warkdt:' Smith the grocer. '. bush, which this s2ason presents the . bush was raised on the premises . Prof, Hatid is Musical Director. said -B. “the bays in big quantities, ' fit of small profits.” A Freak ot Nature. Among the flowering plants of Mr. A. B. Brady’s garden is a moss rose phenomenon of one,branch that bears @ common: pink rose, eutirely unlike ;and distinct from the moss rose grown 'on the other branches, ‘This rosé from a rvot, had never been budded, , and the ouly. conclusion that canbe “arrived et is that the bearing of two different'k nds of roseson the bush ig vne of those vagaties that nature sometimes indu’ ges in.—-Un on, aceite A Live Sunday scheol. The Mc th dist Sun lay school. in this city ‘is alive institution, ‘It now numbers 350 members, the average attendange being about 200. “Owing to the rajid growth of the school, it will meet ‘to-day and —heretifter in the main part of the church oe of in the vestry as heretofore--G, Eo Brand: is’ the eae aud . iucprovements atthe Merrifictd: The Merriield mining company has.taken Jout-the—overshot—wheel heretofore used in obtaining power, and will pitin its place a Knight wheel, A new-five 60 feet ih hight is being construeted for the chlorin— ation works. ‘ “How Cas Smith the grocer afford to sell first-class goods at such low rates?” asked~A of B. ‘‘Becatise,” and his sales are so large he ean ‘afford to give his customers the beffema4-lw + <> 2 r : Desirable Lots For-Sale, Corner Main and East Broad streets. . Enquire of my2-tf . Jounwiz Witson. 4 For Wall Paper, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Window Coi'nices, Sewing Machines, ete.; call ron W. A. Sigourney at Frank Guild’s Furniture Store. ma5-lwk, ee ><. To Lease, Responsible parties can ‘oan for a term of two years the saloon mght at the Nevada City Park. Good in-. ducements offered. Apply to F. M. Scumipt, corwer Park Avenue. and Boulder ‘street. tf CHANCE OF TiME.

Nevada County Narrow Guage Rallread Company. On and after Saturday the 30th day ot April, 1881, ‘until further notice, owing to the temporary discon~ tinuance of the Vallejo route, 4 night trains on the N. C. N. G. R. will run as follows’ For [Sang . le ving Nevada City ‘at 10.55 Pi M.; téaving Grass Valley at 11.30 P. m.; arriving at Colfax at [email protected]. Returhing—leaving Colfax at 3,50 a. M ; leaving Grass Valley ‘at 5.30 a. M., arriving at Nevada Oftty at 6.00 A \e J. F Kipper, Gea. Supt. se7 Rare opportunities 6ffered a (Chestnutwood’s Business College. ® Mountain Ice. The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to furnish to saloons, business houses and families a superior qua'ity of mountain ice. All orders left at the Ice House willbe promptly attended to, m8 tf New York Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, Adjoining Theatre. J. 8. THoMP’ON, é ‘wae J. S$. CHIVELL, AVING leased the Building on Broad street, known as the New York Store, has fitted it up and stocked it with a fine assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Millinery, Ladies’ and Children’s Hats; Trimmings. &c. The stock efnbraves all the latest styles received in San Fravivisco, and ladies ean rely upon purchasing First Class Goods at the a Very Eowest Prices. §27-Call and Examine the New Goods. et Having located permanently in Nevada City, a share of public patronage is solicted. ‘J. 8. CHIVELL, Proprietor apl9 en GROCERIES, me ag . 1} apaiel kone Keeps tition for unio tad . évery style and equal to any in the . to be found in any Hotte outside of 2H lasaaeeae cone &e. . W. i. Saree is constantly in receipt of first-class groceries, provis— ions, liquors, etc. “No stale goods . on hand. ma4-lw Hay AT MARKET RATES, £19-tf M. Lorner, Colfax. Sas StilLat the Ola — THe Repeirr PHotoCarsiny. Broad Street, opposite Stumpf’s Ho: tel, Nevada Cit y. Photographs in State: Prices ‘to suit the times, Mus. J. F. Rep. ‘EPH, Prop’r. Cotains, Operator. rat a J Vacant ‘Places In the dental ranks will ever octur if you are-particular with your teeth, and cleange them every day with, that famous tooth—w sh, Sozodont. From youth to.old ate it will keep: the enamel spotless. and un mpaired. The teeth-of-persons who use Sozodont have a pearl-like w hiteness, and the gums. areseate hire; while the’ breathe ds purified and rendered ' sweet: and fragrant.. It-is comrposedof rare antisepi: herbs and is entire y free fromthe ab} jectionable and—in— Fiuerous ingredients “of tooth pastes, ete, ESTRAY NOTICE. i CAME to my place on. the } Red. Dog road, fear the Cemruary last, one Jarge Red Cow with horns suwed off at the ends and white spot on the forehead. The owner is requested . to come, prove property, pay _—— and take her} AWRY. WESLEY Nevada City, May 6, 3, 1881+ 2w AtLastit has come We have acne to. Stay ! NICHOLS: Down with the Grabbers! DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc, . = Now is the Time M0 Buy Goods Having leased thé Store on Com_mercial Street, few days when I will supply the people of Nevada City and county with the finest assortinent of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY _ GOODS and Finest assortment of Fancy Goods Sau Fraiicisco. Also ‘the finest line of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, &c. We will sell these Goods at Lower Prices than ever before offered AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. L. NATHAN, PROPRIETOR. ‘STABLE STOCK . FOR SALE. Two Good Horses, _ 1 2-Horse Covéred Hack, 1%-Herse 2-seated Covered Wagon, . 1 2-Horse 2-seated Rockaway. 1 2-Horse Covered Buggy. . Alec, ROBES, HARNESS, &0. Hf viet sold ‘af “private public auction at the stable on May 28th; 1881, © : MES: M, PINGREE, *.oe aed * Spring Goods ! : Bovine Styles ! =" HYMAN BROS Hw! just received a full assortment . FINE CLOTHING for reemeate and SHOES. gterv ,alx mut the Ist of Feb-in “TRANSCRIPT. BLOCK,” and will be opened in aj~ “CALLIN -&_FEW-Bavs. ~ aalé will ‘sell at "Summer Goods!. "~) Summer Styles ! Men and Boys, 4 “FURNISHING. GGODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, . ‘and VALISES. Our Stock is 'Complete in Every ~ Department: Prices the Lowest t in the Market, Call on us Before Purchasing, . HYMAN BROTHERS, Corner Broad and Pine Strects, Nevada City. BRANCHES—7 Murray St., New York ; 216 and 218 Cal fornia St. Ban Fraiicisco ; ; Merchant St., Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. : «. Look Out for JACKSON’S — Price List, REMOVED To Building formerly oe \ ~-. Broad Street, Next meer to Hyman's, Wines & Liquors a . =a =. ‘SUKEFORTH, 1} . . Commercial St, No ela AveTron a] FINE Ee FURNITURE . ie L__C. BLEY. PETER YOUNG. Nevada Fountain, (Formerly Gold Reom) Nevada City. BLEY & YouNe, PROPRIETORS, FREDERICKSBURG BEER FROM SAN JOSE. 2 UNITED STATES BEER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Boca, BOTTLED BEER. NE VADA. THEATRE, Wednesday Eve’ g, May 1h. GRAND — PARLOR CONCERT! To be given by the GODAIR FAMILY, Assisted by : : MR. ISAAC T.-SANKS, MRS. LDUNCAN, ANDREW CHESTER and FRED COOPER, Consisting of —_—. Seles, Duets, romgss Dances, ete. The Threeka: Comedy “GHECKMATE.” The whole to conclude -with os Farce, in one act, = -éutitled— A Fawny not to Parken Arran, the ‘Admission 50 cents, © Childrén 26 cen ts, OF ALL KINDS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FINE CIGARS ! _ Messrs, _BLEY & . -YOUNG have . had long experience as. caterers to the public. LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND OPENING Sees . ese SS SATURDAY EVENING MAY 7th, 1881. ‘FREE LUNCH SERVED EVERY -DAY. _COME AND SEE US. WH. R. GOE. AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER COM MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS by W. A. Sigourney. vi * peap cheapeak, qi) Must be. Reduced . Must be Reduced ! EING~OVERSTOCKED WITH THE Finast Stock of Ever brought to Nevada City Iem determined to sell the same at Wholesale or Retail. during ‘the next — 60 DAYS = ATI IN SAN FRAKCISCO! This -is no buncombe,— bit a Piain Businéss Proposition ! AY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, 7 CONFECTIONERY; CUTEERY, FRUIT, Ete. Must be Retlucedt » ES THAN COST Or al HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF Boots,Shoes & Gaiters. Gents’ Fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Straig at Kid, Goatand Calf Baimoral, Sandals, Slippers and Buskins, Also a large assortment of and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. Aret Overshoes for young and old, I have reduced my prices” of A tcothia’s tot the Qudlity, stro ter uance of ‘W. BR. COE wea anhing By Od ve tot ven » "Nevada Clty, = Children's and Missey¥’ School Shoes ord y ~ Ts among the raat in the market, andTam also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than had other Sinies in Nevada City cao offer, Read a few ‘of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125, ath ond in § Francisco, I sell at, 12 12 Cigars that cost $70 8 a bs Francisco, I sell at 1-8 cents 4) ece_ Rezular Bit até cents apiece ; Very good Cigars for and five centé each. ‘sar Call at BA Seed on Pine Street a my Géods ‘and Prices. * SOHN JACK: