May 8, 1884 (4 pages)

THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1884. JUST THE MON. . «Hon, E. F. Spence, of the First “National Bank of Los Angeles, is being spoken of in influential Republiean circles for Congress in the Sixth district, As against a weak Democratic nominee Mr. Spence would make a good run,—San Jose Herald. And wouldn’t he make ‘‘a good ran,” and a successful one, against _ the best man youcan trot out ?—Los ‘Angeles Times, "Mr, Spence would be a popular gandidate in this section, where he is well and most favorably known. A clear-headed, true-hearted business man for Congress, occasionally, would be a diversion that the people could not help but be pleased with. —San Jose Mercury. Mr. Spence was for a long time a _ peaident of Nevada City, where he still has hundreds of friends. He is a first-class man in every respect, and if the people of the Sixth District know what is best for them they will make him their next Congreasman, If Nevada county ,had its say about his candidacy he would get a solid vote. EEE A-Gueman chemist says he can freeze a man solid, depriving him of all appearance of vitality, and at any time thaw him out in good condition. The Fresno Republican thinks it would be a good idea for the Democracy to have old Mr. Tilden operated on, before he quite gives up the ghost. He could be congealed during the campaign, and be thawed out in time for inauguration, after which he might kick the bucket without any serious conse quences to the party. It might be a little difficult for the Democracy to warm up the fight for a frozen candidate, but if he left the barrel open, that might offset the frigidity of the candidate. : 2e-Tux second generation of the Clays may retrieve the prestige which the first after the ‘Great’ Commoner” failed to maintaid:”’A’grandson of the peerless Kentucky orator promises to take high rank in the same line of genius. He will probably represent Louisville in the next Congress; he is » namesake of the Whig leader, ‘gallant Harry of the West.” O’Hara, colored Congressman from the second district of North Carolina, isa graduate of Harvard, and says cawn’t for can’t and ither for either. He lives in good style a of his (O’Hara’s) four children. 4 ——.e< Tue first. line of telegraph was erected less than forty years ago, and now over one million miles are in operation. The United States leads with 250,000 miles, Germany coming next with 150,000 miles. EEE Seeds, Seeds. A large and fresh supply of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds at Cark Bros., _’, Cor. Pine and Commercial streets. -_>e—— * Notice. —_— Aslsold my entire business to Samuel & Boukofsky on the first of December, 1883, and amin no way : connected with the same, those indebted to me will please settle their accounts in full before the 15th day of May, 1884, and save trouble and cost, as I will force collection. Youre, M. Simon, No. 412 Sacramento St., S. F. Messrs, Samuel & Boukofsky will give receipt for all money paid them on my account, tf. ad ‘Dk. ABERNETHY & €0.’S VITALIZER. The King of all Remedies. os MANHOOD RESTORED By using the ayy Sage Pa King of all T IS BEYOND A DOUBT THE MOST + reliable; useful and Pram anent Tonie to "the reproductive organs of both sexes ever . known, Itacte directly upon the nervous : wk peso coun pnp i of y Lost. gee bay ie body ‘uunsur_ passedasaNervine. Itis a powerful, a manent and determined Aphrodisiac, It is an Alterativeand Aperient of excellent fine Poy ee iy paves loeret treat “the 3 it prevents losses from ‘the ee ees pingienca eis acs, loon ies on , loss memory. Sante condition of the nervous indigestion, sour stomach, diabetes, _ gnd all urinary troubles. Those who have > failed'te obtain a cure should immediatery give the ViTaLizER a 1. . 1t is the Kine of all. F chcanbonaed eg hay single cate, * ‘The Company pay fora case it w! __not cure, no matter whethey complicated or “not. ‘combination of the ViraLizer is such thatit cures both simple and complieated cases. This is owing to a practical ex) e of 80 years. Dr. A. & Co. will ; tee a permanent cure in every case under their treatment wage Oa ae ree ry Time required is one greeny th ees mone’ ‘or thie remedy w: ea or forfeited, Call st write OrSER ON Maxuoop, which abl sufferer to answer say cea ht ‘proper remedy suitable for his ‘Fares —Conriof the Vitalizer, $2, or , ~ BUFFICIENT TO CURE. SM iieat by Expres on receipt ____’ Washington, and has a white tutor attending to the educational wauts Ed uent > assessmen ereon, as Mexican Mines. Phe alleged product of the, Mexica and South American silver thines is astouishing and well nigh incredible. According to Prescott, Prince Atahualpa, when made a prisoner, had collected for his ransom $3,000,000 in gold and 25,705 pounds of silver. From 1684 to 1827 the great silver mines at Pasco in South America, sinelted 4,967,710 pounds troy, and the mines of. Bo. livia and Peru yielded from their discovery by the Spaniards to 1845 a quantity of silver equal in value” to $506,220,000. The grand Potosi, of Bolivie, was discovered in 1542; since then it has produced $24,000,000 worth of silver. Humboldt says the mines of Mexico yielded between the conquest and 1805 $2,027,952,000. . j . _>Going Prepared. “Well, dear,” remarked Mrs, Smith, as her husband started out “Tt is, indeed,” his wife said ; “and by the way, here is your pockef-book lying on the table. You musn’t forget that. You can’t catch trout without bait, you know.” Drinkers of coffee will perhaps be surprised tolearn, on the authority of Dr. Cyrus Edson, of the New York health department, that “eoffee essence” .is composed of powdered licorice, paste, dried bullock’s blood, chicory, ‘‘and a very small quantity of very poor coffee.” — —--— oo ‘ fin Enetanp a. “drummer” is called a *‘bagman.” PEI ET EOE ES TRI BIE A In East or West, North or South, They to themselves an outrage do, Who cannot boast a fresh sweet mouth, With teeth like pearls begemmed with dew When SOZODONT all this supplies, And works the charm before our eyes. ——ome Tose new lamps that Tracy io the Transcript Block is now exhibiting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public. They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent per hour with coal oi], Go and look at them whether you wish to purchase or not; ‘3b > Fine Cloths, J. H, Downing has received from 4 . New York a magnifivent stock of for a day’s fishing. “I hope you will bode ee oa te hae be successful, and bring home a nice basket of trout,” “Never , fear,” responded Smith Dieahaiwene o> caapholawstea “If there are any trout to be caught NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Iam the boy to catch ’em. It’s a STANLY A. EDDY... PROPRIETOR. cold day in the spring-time when a = trout gets away from. me.” May 6, 1884, . J A Monyhan, San Francisco, cloths which he is prepared to make At aN amateur base ball match, recently played in Cincinnati, Prof. John Longfellow Sullivan pitched two innings. It -is reported that onthe second ining Professor sent a ball whistling through a brick wall, doing serious damage to a stove and other kitchen articles. --—>-—_— ENGLanp has begun to read Eunerson, and hopes to be up with Massachusetts some day. >_>? ‘. HERE are 15,000 rich Americans living in Paris, © Time is up. metor must go, Either Keeley or his Dw any scicutilic physician know the formula from which Amuineu’s Cough Syfup is prepared, he would not only recommend, but. prescribe it to his patients troubled with a cough or cold, or any disease of the throat and lungs. ‘Try it. It has no equal, Forthe benefit of those who would say, ‘‘Another humbug,” a trial 15-cent size is prepared, Ask J M Walling, City, Wm Becker, San Francisco, W F Hanley, San Francisco, Thos J Quimby, San Francisco, James A Dogan, Sacramento, LB Johnson, do" W Richards, Grass Valley, J M Thomas, do Miss Everett, do : Miss Lena Hattan, do Miss Posten, do A Burrows, do Mrs Jones, Hunt's Hill, Geo Miller, Forest City, F W Seitz, ‘do W Bayless, do E B Merservey, V Flume Mill, W A Hawley, North Banner M, Union Hotel. RECTCR BROS... Proprietors. —o-May 6, 1884. Mises Eva Huckins, Sav Juan, Miss Lou Huckins, do D B McRay, Prince Edwards Isle, M F Lawrence, You Bet, J S Goodwin, You Bet, Miss'Anne Herod, Iron Mt, Miss Mamie Sanford, do Miss Sallie Lucur, Pleasant Ridge, Miss Lizzie Walker, Rough & Rea, Miss Lena Schroeder, do Miss Mary Balsh, do j. Miss Matilda Dikeman, do H C Schroder, do N F Hf, do Silas Bowlers, do H B Woods, Murphy, Grant & Co, H C Lihote, San Francisco, C J Naffziger, San Angeles, J C Grant, Rough & Ready, CF Bovier, City, Mrs Woodward, City. up ingentd’ suits, in the latest styles aud at the lowest prices, my2-tf A —_>----—_— Selling at Reduced Prices. Being desirous of closing out my business in Nevada City by Jan. Ist, 1885, I will offer any and all goods in my line at reduced rates for cash, I will also sell my buildings and fixtures. ml-Im Gro, E, Turner. Lan ape ores Don's forget that J, J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class grocery: store, jy19-t£ Bs at ok issn Carr Brorugrs keep constantly on hand a large supply of Red Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf CALICO PARTY, ea TO BE GIVEN By the Ladies of Trinity Guild, AT HUN1T’S HALL, A Tickets One Dollar per couple. Spectators in the Gallery 25 cents for each person, Evrybody invited. ae FEES: Delinquent Sale Notice. AI3Y CEMENT MINING VUMPANY. Location of Tig place of business San Francisco, California. Location of works, Washington, Nevada County, ornia. 5 Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock, onaccount of assessment No. 1, levied March 27th, 1884, the several amounts set opposite thenames of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. No. M, M. O Brien, 20. 1 Andin rdance with law, and an order ae abe gaae ered as may be necessary will sold at public auction, at the office of the ‘ Company. 512 Mon ery Street, City and County of Peccclees, Ga WEDNES! AY, . . San the TWENTY-FIRST day of MAY,1884,at the hour of 120 clock, st. of said day, to said Wednesday Evening, May 21st. . Jou poten Hs “at . 20's B, ROSENTHAL. Jas. C. Bolles, 11 100 2 602 as Mrs. John Howes, 60 Be P. 90 oc eS ana uacopcen’ 19 0, 3o0/ Real Bstate and Mining Office At Nevada City, May 6th, 1884,~to ©. J, Naffziger and wife, a.son, : In Nevada City, May 6uh, 1884, to Chas. Kahl and wife, a daughter. POWDER Absolutely * Pure. vel of purity, strength and whole ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold Jow test,‘short weight, alumor phoshate powders, SoLD ONTY IN CANS. Wall st., N. Y. This powder never varies. A matsomeneas More economical than the n competition with the multitude of YA. Baxina Powper Co., 106 €, ROSENTHAL’S Commercial Street, OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, : lag THE PLACE TO BUY Fine Confectionery, Fruitsand Vegetables, ~—-— Q-— — » *ALL OF THE BEST “Mountain.and Valley Fruits, IN THEIR SEASON. FRESH VEGETABLESRECEIVED DAILY, aS ae BE. F. Deidesheimer & Co. Ce an on Mining and Millin: s. westions, Mines bought and sold, 5 n. y on Commissio: : : AGENTS FOR— e California Perforating ‘Screen Company; Silver Plated. and Copper Amalgamating ies ’ Also Agents for the Best and CheapPopular Variety Store, Choice Cigars, Ete. “ap costs of savory and expen of i te mtrator, — 1 sie Siimesaod Float Gold the “UPWARD JET of San Francisco,state of Califognia, Conce es me Untform Patriarchs, Attention. Dr. A. CHaPMAN, dentist, will ] -§y ; : ' NEVAD 2 — return May 5th, Those wishing his W ; vA Every _ Uniformed Yatriarch ef . services will please make wate Ji ‘ Soot ier 1 1 OnLee Ne iar Mistletoe Encampment, I. 0. O. F., . #t hie office, Sacramento treet. sank ” ‘ i is requested to meet at Hunt's Hall PRICE LIST Prices at 2 oan <a—. pare iar “ bilgi sg 74 : aie Front Room to Kent. : ‘ be an sack le legac) GRC nay meee pene ae oe AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Pe ion. By ord to rent. Enquire at No. 7 West CUpholstered Spring Mattreszes. $7 OO, : eae Eee a A. Gray, C.C. Bread street. mh9 €< £ Fs B= % ~@ Star Spring Mattresses $9, Big y les Vio Handsome Bed Lounge $25. Walnut Frame Lounge $15 rae au Flour per 100 Ibs.. $2 50 Plain§Lounges from $9 to $10: en F a Wheat ‘ 9 25 Handsome Bed Room Set, only $25. county. : he pee pe Full Leaf Tables = 7 cae itchen Tables $9, cessful i MOON os eae P: ooking Range an tures $15. a lady w Barley oes 1 373 Singlej Bedstead $3, 3-4 Bedstead $4, Fl Size Bedstead $5. school o1 j KitchenSafes from $3 to $10, Walnut E Chai : 100 lbs, 1 40 : asy r $9, ANpRi —* Sersy 400 Fire Patent Walnut Rocker $14—Usually ‘sold for $25, rectors 0 Middlings 100 Ibs.----. 1 50 , Wool Mattresses, full size, $4 and $6 50. al Agent Bran 100 Ibs.. 1 25 Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, $2 to $5. of the ro ed Sugar 8 1+4 lhe ‘1 00) War ming Stoves from Ry mas Ago tad from $7 to $1 i thea Granulated“ 9 “ 10 Bird Ontos Foes et 1 75, Combination $3 BO, Fea vt 50. : and has for_Infants and Children. — Brown 10“ 1.00) Lamp Chimneys from 5e to 260. . p Toilet Soap 8 tae . pots Castori ‘gestion } Whabsivesour ony cheek, “ Te ae ht staal : per snik overcome ee Nees Leisimedicmmemtne. en 8 — — : i Also a full line of Silverware, Clocks, Majolica ene veel ee intacpathaatetendt bu Lr ae rt we ah A Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks aman rs ER as morphine, . diy ewes Cosi Beans 25 1 00 Stationery, ‘Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit Jars, _ Tuer * Castotia anna Bou tomas, dn a ‘aatorta. . Tomatoes 8 cans..1 00. Men’s Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toi_ Eo ae Pastor Girend Baregorig and, GreenCom 7 “..1 00. let Sets, Brackets, etc., at AWAY DOWN PRI. “just Y ‘i Borkianil Ave Brocklym N-. “WiatCastoriat . a Peas 7 eaee. 100 a. a vain Tracy, General Auctioneer. stopped i f two ol —emmctmmmmneccecesinn . String Beans, 7 “..100. WN. B.=-IF YOU WANT TOSELL OUT, CiVE mia a . ’ : ‘ ] mining 0 CENTAUR LINIMENT—anrebsclate cure for/Kheuma. qysters g “..1¢0}/ME A CALL, charged a gg spay Galls, &¢. The most Powerful and Pene. , 1 1. ef 1 00 : ending o g¢ Pain-reliaving ond Healing Remedy known to man. Sarit 6 100 1984 Opening af Spring 4 d \ Cy " Q works io andines — . Id SmmMmer trOods, 1884 . Count Jelly A eters 1 00 SATURD 4 P IL t} who has ——— Deviled Ham 4 “. . 1 00 =a AY, A R 12 ; to partia Corned Beef 3 era 1 00 yAN ae enmthal ( past two ° = oe Bs sn ap very fas Salmon SM wees 1 00 z go to Sai 2 _ . TablePeaches4 “.. 1 00 Corner Broad & Pine Streets, in full wi UF Cr 75 Has just received one of the 2 baits ° ¢ : A BET ee it SSE [cotter 9 1p cam. so. LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK of GOODS Nevada. siete cae wet iar 0 a 4 eee 4 papers . -100. Ever brought to this city. The stock consists of Page Ses oe ik ee ae to rach pone “ees . Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00/ Summer Silks in plaid and stripes, Plain and Brolower pa Oe Oras reikinoes atehiads anon st 0) SN S— Tea, 5 tb box. sees. 160/ caded Satteens, Mohair and Melan: P gemegn et nations and all classes of men agree that = , 4 elanges, ercales, hile th Balt of North Garolina is the most delle tt “Eo “SS [Coal Oil, per Sgallon can, 1 50 Seersuckers, Canton Ginghams,™Cheviot oe i cee ere ge = ee 100) “Sheetings, Table Linens, ‘Napkins, pa freer from nitrates and nicotine than any G po Cc dl bo: 1 ” ! Ings, abie Linens, Napkins, ting a8 Draica and to halal moker demands — ai salar Towels and . Crashes pode The veep eboicest tobaseo ec 4 ee dee Butter per roll ... 50 Comaia: id Gl : : 3 The insi on this Delt is bought by, Black: Ses I ces per dosen..ia orsetas ti Gloves and a full line of ed up b Warners tancki: tr nane, se cs Hosiery, in silk and lisle thread ati urham Smokine ‘fT. bacco, Ss : : ’ world over. eS CONE be eae : ia N d Get the genuine,with Bull 1 SS ia cal ae a 100) An immense stock of Body Brussels, .T . sabi! trademark, then you will iy) a> Foie Syrup per gallon,.. 75 o e : » »4 apestry, 8 Mrs. Iutely pare tobacco. — dvinp BS gel Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, Linoleu dfriends d yiup 5 gallon keg,. 3 00 Oil Clos. Ladicd and Child pe aD Dibble ij : = . Ccdfish per lb,.. Gees 7 » Ladies an ildren’s Shoes, tel iS} H = ii Aud everett And Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. think tt Smee Ing Rew : ful le . Before purchasing anything i i ‘ ee . gin my line, you will — else in _—. save 25 per cent. by purchasing hie peed pase me, hey * EIN «29%: A tion. . Orders from the country promptly attended to, big , SPRING AND STMMER= ANNOUNCEMENT ee eee eee and samples-sent-on application, ay > sacrifice LSst . WILTTAM WOLE. 8exc a) Brumenteat. ae eT ; . = -BESatty =” We are pleased to announce that our ~ i coal Eureka P SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Teo : put on t rae SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES — er ave rit Are Now Open for the Inspection of the Public. MRS M. A. STERLING comfort: Our New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the <——) HAS JUST RECEIVED wea Newest and Best (a SOMENT TE AS presi In Seasonable Goodf, embracing all the Latest Noveltics and Standard OR as he he omega Dry Goods, J. J. JACKSON ; thin go 7. s s S@eneees ee ; ad 9 PROPRIET } Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Millinery, ; : OR. — FURNISHING COODS, Fancy Goods, . Ir is TRUNKS; SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. Including all the Latest ani Most Desirable The Lar AS] the h five mei ed Arg want to call your special attention to the Very Large AssortBiv en, which wilt be nad. at the . iN dll Galles ue ment ¢t = ‘ Very Lowest Prices. : and nie S eihatiecciecieoivietangaelemeasgactnlereg otk tas sapere lie Se, te G fi — had omy we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this line satisfaction is iuaranteed to we ay bro TOcery 0088 lh} vata City. “Aux 3 ach Oromo é prepara Our Prices We Claim To Be The Lowest ! ser MOTTO oS pes 4 the atone secre + oe, the pin pre ehig in this county that Good Goods at Reasonable Prices. Ey thi ges wt théle vi FETS EB Sh, [rte eee ane . SS isiment always kept on hand. To those see who hz . verm: Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Cily : MRS. M. A. STERLING, J 0) Ne never traded with me I extend a special young . ‘ormmmercial Street, opposite Transcript . 1 V i ° : : ill Branches— New York, Honolulu and San Francisco. . “ “““"°. ab nee seal! efore making their purchases. me : mes MES. WM. BLANCH, 0 COMMERCIAL STREET. celebrat PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, lave torace =~ ; . Teacher of German, French, C ASH CROCE RY STORE Ano Commercial Street. .... Opposite Masonic Hall, Music, Plain and Faney Work. t 5 rune : A etree ain iii visit va Se ee ee a Will alsogive instructions in ? ae Sa ing the Painting in Oiland Water Col bE Y & S N L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. . rronchisatmey teres e ‘es ae a ee contem ties wer et the Largest and best selected stocks German or Freash, 38 conta pe enon Have Opened a First-class a this side of Sacramento, consisting of Puin uid Pee ee Sas Pailer iid tel. Baie Sots _ antag inal alr cotsperiewon. Grocery and Provision Store, _ Mas, ’ China ahd Ivory type, $8 50 for whole . . ' B. Pott ARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES, M Ec Es N % ‘ ‘ i ‘Nae SR ae ER SN . Ae ome ne COMME Slee, neXt do to Kent's Meat Martel sa BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS, D: ; ’ ee en eee : . is oe ' ol CADINETS: MEAT SAERS WARUROUEN WINDOW CORNICE _-MRS} BLANCH, Where they will keep constantly on hand On tl ON HAND Of MADE TO ORDER, BLANKEIS) Con : ‘New York Hotel Nevada City a . A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ==> =~ ly sleet BVINE TOBE FOUND IN A Fite ene ; er ee installe hn te _ . Seskholders atsting. . Family Groceries, Provisions. Wines. a AMERICAN FPO Song 8 ihn a BRUSSELS CARPETS, “holders of the MASONSD Sane staat. LIQUORS, CRAIN FEED, FLOUR &C. vistors , . ‘ * A edre can yoga : x : Monday, May 19th, 1884, Ste : ce nee se : ‘ x Upholstering in all its branches done on the shortest notice, . At s ociocx, r. x., for the purpose of electWe Sheree 20 0, of fee. UPHOLSTERING GCODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND. re fener anh ine tale pen — “ey Cc >. . : My eRe ; fully come before it lates Jo © oS so on i ea gm _ y Goods are bought of the best Manufactories in Californis andthe Eastern Sta’ ; K. CASPER, Secretary. Sere nh aa . and are of the Latest ah Best Quality and Superior Workmanship, and WILL B Nevada City, April 18, 1884." _* = Se : epee eee Es ee a eS we Rood-si: aa ATTHE LOWEST PRICES. Give me's call and be convinced: No trouble’ ot : : : And by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES month, pesil attention given to, packing and. shipping Furniture for families ana’ others, . “pea use tos ; __ for the best qualities of Goods than = 7 Cece tn te creas Pere y attended to. Purchasers can rely on getting goods . ates ee : é Po eS ees : AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICE. “All goods delivered within a reasonable distance free . yyynis sea aS ny 0 Dealer ; : A ke It contains life mtbr sae ete ee ee!

THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1884. JUST THE MON. . «Hon, E. F. Spence, of the First “National Bank of Los Angeles, is being spoken of in influential Republiean circles for Congress in the Sixth district, As against a weak Democratic nominee Mr. Spence would make a good run,—San Jose Herald. And wouldn’t he make ‘‘a good ran,” and a successful one, against _ the best man youcan trot out ?—Los ‘Angeles Times, "Mr, Spence would be a popular gandidate in this section, where he is well and most favorably known. A clear-headed, true-hearted business man for Congress, occasionally, would be a diversion that the people could not help but be pleased with. —San Jose Mercury. Mr. Spence was for a long time a _ peaident of Nevada City, where he still has hundreds of friends. He is a first-class man in every respect, and if the people of the Sixth District know what is best for them they will make him their next Congreasman, If Nevada county ,had its say about his candidacy he would get a solid vote. EEE A-Gueman chemist says he can freeze a man solid, depriving him of all appearance of vitality, and at any time thaw him out in good condition. The Fresno Republican thinks it would be a good idea for the Democracy to have old Mr. Tilden operated on, before he quite gives up the ghost. He could be congealed during the campaign, and be thawed out in time for inauguration, after which he might kick the bucket without any serious conse quences to the party. It might be a little difficult for the Democracy to warm up the fight for a frozen candidate, but if he left the barrel open, that might offset the frigidity of the candidate. : 2e-Tux second generation of the Clays may retrieve the prestige which the first after the ‘Great’ Commoner” failed to maintaid:”’A’grandson of the peerless Kentucky orator promises to take high rank in the same line of genius. He will probably represent Louisville in the next Congress; he is » namesake of the Whig leader, ‘gallant Harry of the West.” O’Hara, colored Congressman from the second district of North Carolina, isa graduate of Harvard, and says cawn’t for can’t and ither for either. He lives in good style a of his (O’Hara’s) four children. 4 ——.e< Tue first. line of telegraph was erected less than forty years ago, and now over one million miles are in operation. The United States leads with 250,000 miles, Germany coming next with 150,000 miles. EEE Seeds, Seeds. A large and fresh supply of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds at Cark Bros., _’, Cor. Pine and Commercial streets. -_>e—— * Notice. —_— Aslsold my entire business to Samuel & Boukofsky on the first of December, 1883, and amin no way : connected with the same, those indebted to me will please settle their accounts in full before the 15th day of May, 1884, and save trouble and cost, as I will force collection. Youre, M. Simon, No. 412 Sacramento St., S. F. Messrs, Samuel & Boukofsky will give receipt for all money paid them on my account, tf. ad ‘Dk. ABERNETHY & €0.’S VITALIZER. The King of all Remedies. os MANHOOD RESTORED By using the ayy Sage Pa King of all T IS BEYOND A DOUBT THE MOST + reliable; useful and Pram anent Tonie to "the reproductive organs of both sexes ever . known, Itacte directly upon the nervous : wk peso coun pnp i of y Lost. gee bay ie body ‘uunsur_ passedasaNervine. Itis a powerful, a manent and determined Aphrodisiac, It is an Alterativeand Aperient of excellent fine Poy ee iy paves loeret treat “the 3 it prevents losses from ‘the ee ees pingienca eis acs, loon ies on , loss memory. Sante condition of the nervous indigestion, sour stomach, diabetes, _ gnd all urinary troubles. Those who have > failed'te obtain a cure should immediatery give the ViTaLizER a 1. . 1t is the Kine of all. F chcanbonaed eg hay single cate, * ‘The Company pay fora case it w! __not cure, no matter whethey complicated or “not. ‘combination of the ViraLizer is such thatit cures both simple and complieated cases. This is owing to a practical ex) e of 80 years. Dr. A. & Co. will ; tee a permanent cure in every case under their treatment wage Oa ae ree ry Time required is one greeny th ees mone’ ‘or thie remedy w: ea or forfeited, Call st write OrSER ON Maxuoop, which abl sufferer to answer say cea ht ‘proper remedy suitable for his ‘Fares —Conriof the Vitalizer, $2, or , ~ BUFFICIENT TO CURE. SM iieat by Expres on receipt ____’ Washington, and has a white tutor attending to the educational wauts Ed uent > assessmen ereon, as Mexican Mines. Phe alleged product of the, Mexica and South American silver thines is astouishing and well nigh incredible. According to Prescott, Prince Atahualpa, when made a prisoner, had collected for his ransom $3,000,000 in gold and 25,705 pounds of silver. From 1684 to 1827 the great silver mines at Pasco in South America, sinelted 4,967,710 pounds troy, and the mines of. Bo. livia and Peru yielded from their discovery by the Spaniards to 1845 a quantity of silver equal in value” to $506,220,000. The grand Potosi, of Bolivie, was discovered in 1542; since then it has produced $24,000,000 worth of silver. Humboldt says the mines of Mexico yielded between the conquest and 1805 $2,027,952,000. . j . _>Going Prepared. “Well, dear,” remarked Mrs, Smith, as her husband started out “Tt is, indeed,” his wife said ; “and by the way, here is your pockef-book lying on the table. You musn’t forget that. You can’t catch trout without bait, you know.” Drinkers of coffee will perhaps be surprised tolearn, on the authority of Dr. Cyrus Edson, of the New York health department, that “eoffee essence” .is composed of powdered licorice, paste, dried bullock’s blood, chicory, ‘‘and a very small quantity of very poor coffee.” — —--— oo ‘ fin Enetanp a. “drummer” is called a *‘bagman.” PEI ET EOE ES TRI BIE A In East or West, North or South, They to themselves an outrage do, Who cannot boast a fresh sweet mouth, With teeth like pearls begemmed with dew When SOZODONT all this supplies, And works the charm before our eyes. ——ome Tose new lamps that Tracy io the Transcript Block is now exhibiting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public. They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent per hour with coal oi], Go and look at them whether you wish to purchase or not; ‘3b > Fine Cloths, J. H, Downing has received from 4 . New York a magnifivent stock of for a day’s fishing. “I hope you will bode ee oa te hae be successful, and bring home a nice basket of trout,” “Never , fear,” responded Smith Dieahaiwene o> caapholawstea “If there are any trout to be caught NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Iam the boy to catch ’em. It’s a STANLY A. EDDY..... PROPRIETOR. cold day in the spring-time when a = trout gets away from. me.” May 6, 1884, . J A Monyhan, San Francisco, cloths which he is prepared to make At aN amateur base ball match, recently played in Cincinnati, Prof. John Longfellow Sullivan pitched two innings. It -is reported that onthe second ining Professor sent a ball whistling through a brick wall, doing serious damage to a stove and other kitchen articles. --—>-—_— ENGLanp has begun to read Eunerson, and hopes to be up with Massachusetts some day. >_>? ‘. HERE are 15,000 rich Americans living in Paris, © Time is up. metor must go, Either Keeley or his Dw any scicutilic physician know the formula from which Amuineu’s Cough Syfup is prepared, he would not only recommend, but. prescribe it to his patients troubled with a cough or cold, or any disease of the throat and lungs. ‘Try it. It has no equal, Forthe benefit of those who would say, ‘‘Another humbug,” a trial 15-cent size is prepared, Ask J M Walling, City, Wm Becker, San Francisco, W F Hanley, San Francisco, Thos J Quimby, San Francisco, James A Dogan, Sacramento, LB Johnson, do" W Richards, Grass Valley, J M Thomas, do Miss Everett, do : Miss Lena Hattan, do Miss Posten, do A Burrows, do Mrs Jones, Hunt's Hill, Geo Miller, Forest City, F W Seitz, ‘do W Bayless, do E B Merservey, V Flume Mill, W A Hawley, North Banner M, Union Hotel. RECTCR BROS..... Proprietors. —o-May 6, 1884. Mises Eva Huckins, Sav Juan, Miss Lou Huckins, do D B McRay, Prince Edwards Isle, M F Lawrence, You Bet, J S Goodwin, You Bet, Miss'Anne Herod, Iron Mt,

Miss Mamie Sanford, do Miss Sallie Lucur, Pleasant Ridge, Miss Lizzie Walker, Rough & Rea, Miss Lena Schroeder, do Miss Mary Balsh, do j. Miss Matilda Dikeman, do H C Schroder, do N F Hf, do Silas Bowlers, do H B Woods, Murphy, Grant & Co, H C Lihote, San Francisco, C J Naffziger, San Angeles, J C Grant, Rough & Ready, CF Bovier, City, Mrs Woodward, City. up ingentd’ suits, in the latest styles aud at the lowest prices, my2-tf A —_>----—_— Selling at Reduced Prices. Being desirous of closing out my business in Nevada City by Jan. Ist, 1885, I will offer any and all goods in my line at reduced rates for cash, I will also sell my buildings and fixtures. ml-Im Gro, E, Turner. Lan ape ores Don's forget that J, J. Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class grocery: store, jy19-t£ Bs at ok issn Carr Brorugrs keep constantly on hand a large supply of Red Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf CALICO PARTY, ea TO BE GIVEN By the Ladies of Trinity Guild, AT HUN1T’S HALL, A Tickets One Dollar per couple. Spectators in the Gallery 25 cents for each person, Evrybody invited. ae FEES: Delinquent Sale Notice. AI3Y CEMENT MINING VUMPANY. Location of Tig place of business San Francisco, California. Location of works, Washington, Nevada County, ornia. 5 Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock, onaccount of assessment No. 1, levied March 27th, 1884, the several amounts set opposite thenames of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. No. M, M. O Brien, 20. 1 Andin rdance with law, and an order ae abe gaae ered as may be necessary will sold at public auction, at the office of the ‘ Company. 512 Mon ery Street, City and County of Peccclees, Ga WEDNES! AY, . . San the TWENTY-FIRST day of MAY,1884,at the hour of 120 clock, st. of said day, to said Wednesday Evening, May 21st. . Jou poten Hs “at . 20's B, ROSENTHAL. Jas. C. Bolles, 11 100 2 602 as Mrs. John Howes, 60 Be P. 90 oc eS ana uacopcen’ 19 0, 3o0/ Real Bstate and Mining Office At Nevada City, May 6th, 1884,~to ©. J, Naffziger and wife, a.son, : In Nevada City, May 6uh, 1884, to Chas. Kahl and wife, a daughter. POWDER Absolutely * Pure. vel of purity, strength and whole ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold Jow test,‘short weight, alumor phoshate powders, SoLD ONTY IN CANS. Wall st., N. Y. This powder never varies. A matsomeneas More economical than the n competition with the multitude of YA. Baxina Powper Co., 106 €, ROSENTHAL’S Commercial Street, OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, : lag THE PLACE TO BUY Fine Confectionery, Fruitsand Vegetables, ~—-— Q-— — » *ALL OF THE BEST “Mountain.and Valley Fruits, IN THEIR SEASON. FRESH VEGETABLESRECEIVED DAILY, aS ae BE. F. Deidesheimer & Co. Ce an on Mining and Millin: s. westions, Mines bought and sold, 5 n. y on Commissio: : : AGENTS FOR— e California Perforating ‘Screen Company; Silver Plated. and Copper Amalgamating ies ’ Also Agents for the Best and CheapPopular Variety Store, Choice Cigars, Ete. “ap costs of savory and expen of i te mtrator, — 1 sie Siimesaod Float Gold the “UPWARD JET of San Francisco,state of Califognia, Conce es me Untform Patriarchs, Attention. Dr. A. CHaPMAN, dentist, will ] -§y ; : ' NEVAD 2 — return May 5th, Those wishing his W ; vA Every _ Uniformed Yatriarch ef . services will please make wate Ji ‘ Soot ier 1 1 OnLee Ne iar Mistletoe Encampment, I. 0. O. F., . #t hie office, Sacramento treet. sank ” ‘ i is requested to meet at Hunt's Hall PRICE LIST Prices at 2 oan <a—. pare iar “ bilgi sg 74 : aie Front Room to Kent. : ‘ be an sack le legac) GRC nay meee pene ae oe AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Pe ion. By ord to rent. Enquire at No. 7 West CUpholstered Spring Mattreszes. $7 OO, : eae Eee a A. Gray, C.C. Bread street. mh9 €< £ Fs B= % ~@ Star Spring Mattresses $9, Big y les Vio Handsome Bed Lounge $25. Walnut Frame Lounge $15 rae au Flour per 100 Ibs... $2 50 Plain§Lounges from $9 to $10: en F a Wheat ‘ 9 25 Handsome Bed Room Set, only $25. county.. : he pee pe Full Leaf Tables = 7 cae itchen Tables $9, cessful i MOON os eae P: ooking Range an tures $15. a lady w Barley oes 1 373 Singlej Bedstead $3, 3-4 Bedstead $4, Fl Size Bedstead $5. school o1 j KitchenSafes from $3 to $10, Walnut E Chai : 100 lbs, 1 40 : asy r $9, ANpRi —* Sersy 400 Fire Patent Walnut Rocker $14—Usually ‘sold for $25, rectors 0 Middlings 100 Ibs.----. 1 50 , Wool Mattresses, full size, $4 and $6 50. al Agent Bran 100 Ibs... 1 25 Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, $2 to $5. of the ro ed Sugar 8 1+4 lhe ‘1 00) War ming Stoves from Ry mas Ago tad from $7 to $1 i thea Granulated“ 9 “ 10 Bird Ontos Foes et 1 75, Combination $3 BO, Fea vt 50. : and has for_Infants and Children. — Brown 10“ 1.00) Lamp Chimneys from 5e to 260. . p Toilet Soap 8 tae . pots Castori ‘gestion } Whabsivesour ony cheek, “ Te ae ht staal : per snik overcome ee Nees Leisimedicmmemtne. en 8 — — : i Also a full line of Silverware, Clocks, Majolica ene veel ee intacpathaatetendt bu Lr ae rt we ah A Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks aman rs ER as morphine, . diy ewes Cosi Beans 25 1 00 Stationery, ‘Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit Jars, _ Tuer * Castotia anna Bou tomas, dn a ‘aatorta. . Tomatoes 8 cans...1 00. Men’s Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toi_ Eo ae Pastor Girend Baregorig and, GreenCom 7 “...1 00. let Sets, Brackets, etc., at AWAY DOWN PRI. “just Y ‘i Borkianil Ave Brocklym N-. “WiatCastoriat . a Peas 7 eaee. 100 a. a vain Tracy, General Auctioneer. stopped i f two ol —emmctmmmmneccecesinn . String Beans, 7 “...100. WN. B.=-IF YOU WANT TOSELL OUT, CiVE mia a . ’ : ‘ ] mining 0 CENTAUR LINIMENT—anrebsclate cure for/Kheuma. qysters g “...1¢0}/ME A CALL, charged a gg spay Galls, &¢. The most Powerful and Pene. , 1 1. ef 1 00 : ending o g¢ Pain-reliaving ond Healing Remedy known to man. Sarit 6 100 1984 Opening af Spring 4 d \ Cy " Q works io andines — . Id SmmMmer trOods, 1884 . Count Jelly A eters 1 00 SATURD 4 P IL t} who has ——— Deviled Ham 4 “. .. 1 00 =a AY, A R 12 ; to partia Corned Beef 3 era 1 00 yAN ae enmthal ( past two ° = oe Bs sn ap very fas Salmon SM wees 1 00 z go to Sai 2 _ . TablePeaches4 “... 1 00 Corner Broad & Pine Streets, in full wi UF Cr 75 Has just received one of the 2 baits ° ¢ : A BET ee it SSE [cotter 9 1p cam.. so. LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK of GOODS Nevada. siete cae wet iar 0 a 4 eee 4 papers .. -100. Ever brought to this city. The stock consists of Page Ses oe ik ee ae to rach pone “ees . Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00/ Summer Silks in plaid and stripes, Plain and Brolower pa Oe Oras reikinoes atehiads anon st 0) SN S— Tea, 5 tb box.. sees. 160/ caded Satteens, Mohair and Melan: P gemegn et nations and all classes of men agree that = , 4 elanges, ercales, hile th Balt of North Garolina is the most delle tt “Eo “SS [Coal Oil, per Sgallon can, 1 50 Seersuckers, Canton Ginghams,™Cheviot oe i cee ere ge = ee 100) “Sheetings, Table Linens, ‘Napkins, pa freer from nitrates and nicotine than any G po Cc dl bo: 1 ” ! Ings, abie Linens, Napkins, ting a8 Draica and to halal moker demands — ai salar Towels and . Crashes pode The veep eboicest tobaseo ec 4 ee dee Butter per roll ...... 50 Comaia: id Gl : : 3 The insi on this Delt is bought by, Black: Ses I ces per dosen....ia orsetas ti Gloves and a full line of ed up b Warners tancki: tr nane, se cs Hosiery, in silk and lisle thread ati urham Smokine ‘fT. bacco, Ss : : ’ world over. eS CONE be eae : ia N d Get the genuine,with Bull 1 SS ia cal ae a 100) An immense stock of Body Brussels, .T . sabi! trademark, then you will iy) a> Foie Syrup per gallon,.... 75 o e : » »4 apestry, 8 Mrs. Iutely pare tobacco. — dvinp BS gel Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, Linoleu dfriends d yiup 5 gallon keg,.. 3 00 Oil Clos. Ladicd and Child pe aD Dibble ij : = . Ccdfish per lb,... Gees 7 » Ladies an ildren’s Shoes, tel iS} H = ii Aud everett And Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. think tt Smee Ing Rew : ful le . Before purchasing anything i i ‘ ee . gin my line, you will — else in _—. save 25 per cent. by purchasing hie peed pase me, hey * EIN «29%: A tion. . Orders from the country promptly attended to, big , SPRING AND STMMER= ANNOUNCEMENT ee eee eee and samples-sent-on application, ay > sacrifice LSst . WILTTAM WOLE. 8exc a) Brumenteat. ae eT ; . = -BESatty =” We are pleased to announce that our ~ i coal Eureka P SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Teo : put on t rae SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES — er ave rit Are Now Open for the Inspection of the Public. MRS M. A. STERLING comfort: Our New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the <——) HAS JUST RECEIVED wea Newest and Best (a SOMENT TE AS presi In Seasonable Goodf, embracing all the Latest Noveltics and Standard OR as he he omega Dry Goods, J. J. JACKSON ; thin go 7. s s S@eneees ee ; ad 9 PROPRIET } Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Millinery, ; : OR. — FURNISHING COODS, Fancy Goods, . Ir is TRUNKS; SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. Including all the Latest ani Most Desirable The Lar AS] the h five mei ed Arg want to call your special attention to the Very Large AssortBiv en, which wilt be nad. at the . iN dll Galles ue ment ¢t = ‘ Very Lowest Prices. : and nie S eihatiecciecieoivietangaelemeasgactnlereg otk tas sapere lie Se, te G fi — had omy we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this line satisfaction is iuaranteed to we ay bro TOcery 0088 lh} vata City. “Aux 3 ach Oromo é prepara Our Prices We Claim To Be The Lowest ! ser MOTTO oS pes 4 the atone secre + oe, the pin pre ehig in this county that Good Goods at Reasonable Prices. Ey thi ges wt théle vi FETS EB Sh, [rte eee ane . SS isiment always kept on hand. To those see who hz . verm: Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada Cily : MRS. M. A. STERLING, J 0) Ne never traded with me I extend a special young . ‘ormmmercial Street, opposite Transcript . 1 V i ° : : ill Branches— New York, Honolulu and San Francisco. . “ “““"°. ab nee seal! efore making their purchases. me : mes MES. WM. BLANCH, 0 COMMERCIAL STREET. celebrat PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, lave torace =~ ; . Teacher of German, French, C ASH CROCE RY STORE Ano Commercial Street. ....... Opposite Masonic Hall, Music, Plain and Faney Work. t 5 rune : A etree ain iii visit va Se ee ee a Will alsogive instructions in ? ae Sa ing the Painting in Oiland Water Col bE Y & S N L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. . rronchisatmey teres e ‘es ae a ee contem ties wer et the Largest and best selected stocks German or Freash, 38 conta pe enon Have Opened a First-class a this side of Sacramento, consisting of Puin uid Pee ee Sas Pailer iid tel. Baie Sots _ antag inal alr cotsperiewon. Grocery and Provision Store, _ Mas, ’ China ahd Ivory type, $8 50 for whole . . ' B. Pott ARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES, M Ec Es N % ‘ ‘ i ‘Nae SR ae ER SN . Ae ome ne COMME Slee, neXt do to Kent's Meat Martel sa BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS, D: ; ’ ee en eee : . is oe ' ol CADINETS: MEAT SAERS WARUROUEN WINDOW CORNICE _-MRS} BLANCH, Where they will keep constantly on hand On tl ON HAND Of MADE TO ORDER, BLANKEIS) Con : ‘New York Hotel Nevada City a . A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ==> =~ ly sleet BVINE TOBE FOUND IN A Fite ene ; er ee installe hn te _ . Seskholders atsting. . Family Groceries, Provisions. Wines. a AMERICAN FPO Song 8 ihn a BRUSSELS CARPETS, “holders of the MASONSD Sane staat. LIQUORS, CRAIN FEED, FLOUR &C. vistors , . ‘ * A edre can yoga : x : Monday, May 19th, 1884, Ste : ce nee se : ‘ x Upholstering in all its branches done on the shortest notice, . At s ociocx, r. x., for the purpose of electWe Sheree 20 0, of fee. UPHOLSTERING GCODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND. re fener anh ine tale pen — “ey Cc >. . : My eRe ; fully come before it lates Jo © oS so on i ea gm _ y Goods are bought of the best Manufactories in Californis andthe Eastern Sta’ ; K. CASPER, Secretary. Sere nh aa . and are of the Latest ah Best Quality and Superior Workmanship, and WILL B Nevada City, April 18, 1884." _* = Se : epee eee Es ee a eS we Rood-si: aa ATTHE LOWEST PRICES. Give me's call and be convinced: No trouble’ ot : : : And by so doing can quote LOWER PRICES month, pesil attention given to, packing and. shipping Furniture for families ana’ others, . “pea use tos ; __ for the best qualities of Goods than = 7 Cece tn te creas Pere y attended to. Purchasers can rely on getting goods . ates ee : é Po eS ees : AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICE. “All goods delivered within a reasonable distance free . yyynis sea aS ny 0 Dealer ; : A ke It contains life mtbr sae ete ee ee!