November 1, 1878 (4 pages)

lit oy est Se as oys’ ally ore,. rds, art G, 7 ity, ) ard a a ods, nerer ,. eanl , of trimpbons ,. é Rye as 6 and )DS of ‘iberal nb mie ,. ntinu% l, and AG. ——t f, ent,. elers’ rance ck. la City. el A f,4 for, CAL. ICES. PURNED CO with GOODS, ’ rers avd cabh,con7 ssi * Etess © sf FASEmade \< UBSTAN.lifornia ods and “W.R. Uoe's shoe store,. ‘The Daily Transcript NEVADA CIPY, CAL. BRIEF MEN rion. aan ‘, The Grand J ury ‘meets next Monday. Dr.5 M. Harris has gee to Grass Vv alley. Joun Robinson is-about to open a galoonta the city. That will mete: only 28. Delegate C. w. Cross was in the city yesterday attending: ‘to some law business. . The wood work and shutters on the front of the National Hotel are being prom -: Mra. W. S$. Urmy has received a $501 piano, as % premium for.securing subscribers. to the Youth's Companion-papely * The well at the. County Hospital is,50 or.60. feet deep,;—aidfurnishes some-of the purest, and coolest water to, be, found any wheres in the county, Elwin Tilley, Esq., an, ex-Nevadai, but now Superintendent of the Black Bear mines, in Siskiyou coup-. ly, isin the city. -He is a.No.1 man. and tniner. a “Work has been:comnreiced.on a sinall-building to be erected next to Comthercial street, and which will be used as a 'private atlice by E. W: Bigelow, Jacob Naffziger, proprietor of the Union Hotel, while ascending the incline at the Marchie™ iIniae, on’ car, yesterday, got a-smart blow on the:head from a ‘projecting timber, Fortunately he was not seriously hart. H. ©, Pérkins, Superintendent of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining U ompany, brougut down another shipment of ballion W ednesday. He was, as usual, accompanied by a sul7 ficient escort to secure the respect of road agents. Rev. Dr, Jno, Coyle was one of the speakers at the temperance tent on Wednesday evening. His address is. said to have been the most effec— tive appeal ever ninde here, ia the, cause of total abstinence. The audieneé was larger than on the previous evenings, + —4a ‘ THE PITTSBURG MINE. It is‘expectel that the “Pittsburg rhill will, run’ until Sunday, aad then aclean-up will be made. Between the fifth and seventh levels the rock is very rich, Superintendent Peard says the best the mine bas ever produced. A winze isbeing sunk from the 7th to the 8th levels. The ledge all along these lower levels averages about 18 inches in thickness. Itis the opiuion of an experienced miner who was in the mine the other day, that enough rock is now in . sight to keep the 10 stump mill running for nearly two years. In addition tv the work that has been in progress there fora long time, nearly evough rock “is being taken out regularly to keep the batteries busy. It is generally believed here that the company will be enavled to declare a dividend soon, ee A “THIS SPACK IS RES ERVED.” ca Of course everybody wih this morning why Gaylord & Robinson, the new grocers on Commercial stréet, have such a terse advertisement as the one to be found in another column, Well, the amount efitis they are probably toobusy With their many customers to spend time in telling what everybody already knows, viz: That they have &amMammoth stock of goods, compris. Dg everything in their line, and are selling thein at such desperately low prices as to createastonishment. As soon7as they find oppertunity to Write out fall particulars, the ad~-Yertisement.will be rey set. SPONTANEOUS C COMBUSTION. A few evenings since H.C. Perkins, Superintendent of he North BSloomfleld Grayel Mining Company, Teturned to Malakoff from a trip to Bowman’s Dam, arriving home ata . late hoar, Shortly after his return he had occasion» to go to the neighborhood of a building where a quantity of lime was. stored. He discovered that it was afire. The flames had not gained mach beadway, and were easily extinguished. Tt had been raining, and the water ~beatigg through some cracks i ia the building ,feil 0 ou the lime. THE Sceuumonte dnsharitics have newly leveed the city, and new will Jevy'a tax, © ge al “Terzitories, ‘Wm. -rolling each one up separately in pa-home.and a steady income. -munerative, dissatisfied with the réfurns of their ‘ofdand in the neighborhood of L would never have cause to regret ed until the first day of next term. dead. . fict WARNER'S FRUIT BRANCH. the Rough and Ready oad, about one mile and a half this side of Grass Valley, is well stoeked@ with fruit trees, including peach, apple, pear cherry, etc., and the owner annually makes large shipments of the product to the State of Nevada,and the through the agency of George, whose headquarters are at Grass Valley. Mr. Warner and wife have had twelve children, but five daugiiters only are now at home. A number of men are employed during tle proper season in picking fruit, which is ‘afterward dried or packedin boxes by the girls, ready’. for shiprhent. ‘Last Friday one of.the yoang ladies,. unassisted, packed 500 pounds ot choice appl es, per, The ranch is a perfect home of industry, each and every one of the tamily doing Ins or her best to add’ to its profitableness. they, AS a resuit, have acquired’'a comfortab-e Another item worthy of mention is the manufacture of cider and. vinegar, whieh Mr. Warner finds io pay. very well, , stances where fruit ‘growing. in Nevada County has been found res This is only one of ‘many. inIf EB asterders who are mammoth farms in the: older and less favored States; would come to Nevada county, purchase a few acres Nevada City or Grass Valley,the experience of many who afe now yearly making a go6d living, besides increasing their,bank accounts by so deing,, show “fall well that they the step. cere nt et Es Dis pacity c OURT. T.W. Courts vs. Moore’s Flat Blue Gravel Mifing Comyany. Findings and decreé founded upon judginent. rendered-in favor. ofsplaintiff presented and filed. A. H. Hall vs Oliver Lonkey et al. Ordered that. the compensation of the Referee, J.J. L. Peel, be fixed at $1,000; also that plaintiff be ullowed 20 days’ additional time to prepars . and file statement on motion’ for new trial. “T, W. Sigourney vs. Bureka Lake Company and Mark Zellerbacb. Motion for new trial made by Zellerbach on-notice heretofore given; and itis ordered, by consent of counsel, that the time. for stttling the statement on motion for new trial, and tbe hearing cf the,motion, be extend_ 22 — TAL w EATHER " The following observations were taken yesterday at the office of the South ¥aba Canal C ompany, in this rity: he sm ery eg A. M., 801 49, shade 46; suu 84, shade 62. 15 i Aehe 00 Av'M., 27.521 2 p. a6., 37.48. KEYSVONE MARKET. Joseph Eustis, at tue 6ld Keystone Market, on Commercial street, is daily receiving,and now bas on hand, a karge quantity uf bogs, which he! has commienced slaughtering this day, for the purpose of supplying. the market with Bacon, Hams and Lard, which be will furnish bis cus— tomers witb at wholesale and retuil at the lowest market rates. NevApa Ciry, Oct, 29th +. <> + FIRST OF THE SEASON. We have just received a very large and well selected. stock in Men’s, Yoaths’ and Boys’ Clothing. Also the very latest tall and Winter stiyles } Lowest Possible Prices at Hyman Bros., Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. a 619 — FRENCH. LATIN— Instructions given to those wishing tocommence or continue the study of either branch, by Miss R. E, Hough, who comes well recomménded from one of the first Colleges of the Kast. ‘Recitations to be held at her scho2] room, 8. E. corner ofthe public school building, three times a week. Terms $3.00 per month. Oct. 3ist-3t —_. oeCAUCASIAN LECI URE. Camp. 78, ORDER oF CAUCASIANS, NEVADA Cry, Oct, 28th 1878, ~ Supreme Constable A. A. Smith of North Bloomfield, will deliver a a {ree lecture on the subject of “Caucasiavisin, ” on Saturday Evening ‘Nov. 2d, 1878,at the Theatre. Every one is invited to attend. Members ot the Camp will meet at their Hall WU. A. Warner, shes ranch is on} ‘. toms surelyfollow and-if not-beed— of Hats, which will be sold at, ee ho your ‘grocer for Red Blat Flour tp Unsurpassed for style and finish are the T Pictures made at the “Rudolph Photo-Gollery. ” CoLhIne, opefator. : —3015-1m RECONSTRUCTION IMPOSSIBLE This may, not’ be true as regards states -indeed we know it is pot; but it is absolutely true'as regards those delicate organs, the buman lungs. When they are disorganized and partly eonsumed, they cannot be restored to_a healthy condition, But bear In tind ‘that this misfortune can never happen if Flale’s Honey of Horehoand and ‘Tar is administered as a remedy for the cough which always precedes pulmotiary consumption, Suld-by druggists every where at 50 cents’ and Fl, “Great faving to get the large size. Dreps-eure toothache in one minute, Sold by all’druggists at 25 cents. ° poe pe “re uey Dealer Informs frice identical. with or containing ingredients eqnalling or superior in ‘efficacy to those of SOZODONT, diseredit the stetement and insist upon having thit alone, By doing so, you will secure a. deptrifice pir excellence the best in the muarket, containing botanic elements of rape preservative influence upon the teeth, and one whbich will endow them vith most beco: _— white ‘ness. .Anotber desirable feature of! this stable toilet article is that 1timby ull druggists, Aw Astonishing Fact. A ‘large proportion of the American people are to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or diserder‘ed liver. The result of these diseases upon the masses of intelligent and valuable people is most alarmdng, making life actually a burden ‘inst Lead? of a pleasant existence of enjoyment and usefulness assit ought to be. ‘Fhere is no good reason “for this, if. you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, take the advice of druggists and your friends, aud try one bottle of Green’s August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain. Millions of-bottle’ of this med icine have been given away to try its Virtues, with satisfactory resglts in. évery case. You can buy. a sample bottle for 10 cents to try. ‘Three }doses will relieve tlie worst case. Positively sold by all dragyists on the Wostern Continent, tial LOwT FORGE IT, If you are troubled with nervousness, are disheartened tired of life, fear death or feel out of scrts as the saying is, you may safely conclude that you bave the Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.‘The liver is very apt to become torpid this season of the year as poisons arising from stagnant water or Gecaying vegetation are tore numerous and ard through inbalation taken imto the blood. Unless the liver is strong and active, and furnishes a supply of fresh and pure blood to drive out the impurities, and above mentioned symped, end in more terrible diseuses aud death, White's. Prairie Flower proves itself the Great Liver Panacea. Its action en the liver ig different from auy medicine ever compoundéd. Its cures are truly wouderful. Try it. Price twenty-five ecnts and seventy-five cents, Sold by W. D. Vinton, c PIR a3 EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. i. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. [Er proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that he has now Fee Largest lot of Cae Carriages und Buggies Jo be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Elegaut Buggies, Wagone and Hacks to let at. the shortest notice and on the most reascus ole terms. The Horses-are ‘tee: from vice, of good style and capable of ‘going as fast as any gentleman caree 0 drive. Carriages for -Funerals attended to with promptnesy. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week, or month and the grestestof care guaranteed. VD. WELLINGTON. Nevaaa City, July 8, 1879. . NEw FISH MARKET.Would inform the peopie of Nevada City and vicinity that \/ ©. LECOCa, he has opened: at the JUNCEX: OF MALY AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, A Pirst Class Fish Market: wa. He will receive Daily every. kincse sh to te had in the S.cramwento and San ancisco Market sh5 ry — NOTICE. "AVING SOLD OUT OER BUSINESS to.Mesers. Gaylord & Kobivson. we respectfully request all persons knowing themselves indebted to us, to come forward and make setflement of their accoupts befdre the 15th day ee November. at 7,30 o'clock sharp. By \order of ithe CHIEFTAIN. j A. D. & P.SUIION. Nevada City, Oct: “toth, tate: Pike’s Toothache }. You: that” he bas for sale a denti. parts fragrance to the breath, pold . . BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINL STARTLING ! REPrN . . 1] . Rosenberg — Bros., PALACE DRY: GOODS, STORE pA BE ES RECEIPT OF THE Largest and most Fastiienable Stock,of Full and Winter Staple and sen 4 Dry Goods Ever brought to Nevada City, which, wé.are determined to sell CHEARER than can be bought at any house in Nevada County. Uur. stock consists of DRESS GOODS. Black and Colored Silks, Camel’s Hair, Boutrrettes, Snow Flakes, Basket Cloths, Drap d’Ete, Cashmeres, * Water Proofs, Plaids, And_ other Pisiiionabie: Dréss Goods. FANCY GOODS. Bensfe. Ties; Collarettes, ‘Bow s, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Fiehus,, Combs, sbraanbad Purses, etc. ; ' STAPLE GOODS. Flannels Linens, Crash, Drillings, ete. EMBROIDERIES & LACES, An Endéless Variety of all Grades and Qualities. GOODS, Ladies and Children’s Underwear,: Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery, ete. CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, MISCELLANEOUS Tha Largest and most Beau“City. . SHOE 5 AND GAITERS, For Ladies, Misses and Chil-. dren—an endless variety. ‘CARPETS! We would specially call the attention’ of the Public to our immense stock of BRUSSELS, THREE-RLY INGRAIN AND DRUGGET CARPETING, MATTING, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS, BTC, and Durability cannot he Excelled. ° . we will sell everything in cur line at LOWER prices than can be purchased at any other store in Nevada County. Country orders solicited; and samples of goods sent on appHcation. LADIES, CALL ‘AND SEE US, ROSENBERG BROS., Palace Dry Goods Store. Nevada City, Oct. 8, 1878. « NEW DRUG STORE, , NEVADA CITY. Opposite Stampf’s Hotel.) oe J. F. RUDOLPH, OFFERS FOR SALE A FRESH Al) PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTION £ And family Recipes. CAREFULLY AND ACCURATELY COM POUNDED BY J. F RUDOLPH. Apothecary Nevada City, May 31, 187. he JOBNSON & CROSS,pas: les of . Muslins, Sheetings, Catieds, a Opening ’ OF THE * i PALL SEASON. A? ‘DRY GOODS STORE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE NEVADA CITY. Commencing Oct, 2a, 1878. —— AVE Ever brought to the mduntains. DRESS GOODS. ‘Black and: DOMESTIC GOODS. Towels, Blankets, Flannels, cory) Cassimeres, ete. FANCY GOODS.‘Corasta, Ribbons: Kid Gicwe: 4 MELLINERY GOODS: Hats, Flowers, B ‘celieamiaia. z STREETS, . NOW RECEIVED THE tate: LST and MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK of _ Falkand Winter Dry “Goods 2 Colored ‘Cashnieres, _. Camel’s Hair, Matelasse Cloth, New Snitings, elc. sf Sheetings, Table Lineis, Napkite, (all [* (Tt to 6 buttons) . Neck—Ties, Rushings, and a besutjful stock,of late novelties. . . Feathers, etc., a a @RASS VALLEY po eee STORE. 2 a “ ae. PCE CLOCKS, DIAMvRDS, SILVER & PLATED WARE, SPECTACLES, Etc. Torro. meas REED pry un hand a full line of American and Swiss Watches, All grades of JEWELRY, and a fine asof SPECTACLES,: to: suit. the . worst eases of NEAR: SIGHTED and FATLING E¥ES. The Watch Repairing Department is. under the supervision of one of the most thorongh and scientific Watchmakers on the Coast, perature and Isochronism, hav ing unequaled machinery and facilities for e very branch of the business. ar aved Frée of Charge. ‘sertment of CLOCKS, Also a largé stock . Fine Watches adjusted to Position, Tey. . aa” All Goods. bought at my House Ens. tiful stock ever seen im-the Which for Beauty of Figure} We hereby announce that} General Assortment of Groceries, DRUGS AND MEDICINEY, Provisions, ° : And all the Grain, Popular Patent Medicines Flour, of the day. Teed, a a aa oF . . Kite., HOREHOUND AND ANISE; FL . TEN PER CENT. LESS rH AN COUGHS AND COLDS, ' OLD RATES. Unegnaled as an Expectorant. Ipay cash ‘+ goods, and must have a ‘large and fashionable stock. CAR PETS. ’ Brussels, Three Ply, Ingrain, Drugget, Oil Cloth, Matting, ete. WALL PAPER, patterBs, SHOES. Ladies’, Misses’ ond Children’s Shoes and Guaiters—a large variety. CLOAKS ‘AND SHAWLS. Rich, Varied and Beautiful Patterns, Must be seen ta be admired. I would ask the lediesof Nevada County; before purchasing their Winter supplies, to ca)l and examine my Goods and Prices, as I am convinced that they will be. better else. Orders from the country promptay attended io, A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broxd and Pine Streets, siteieniomedten 2, nets. _ RCHIF: “NIVEN 5, _. DEALER IN Choice Brands of Foreign and Domestic -_i9 ARS, A» THE BRST MANUFA CTURED Smoking and Chewing 2OBacoo, ': Cigarettes, Pipes, Cutlery,. Ete: ALSO A FULL LINR OF CONFECTIONERY,. NUTS, + GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission, VELEGRAPH OFFICE MASONIC BLOC . Nevada City, Tune %, 1878, CASH OR NO SALE. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. } ELIEVING that ona, Purely CASH BASIS, Can be carried on-in Ne vada to the veaefit ot both buyer and seller, I have bought the stock of the late firm ef WEBEK & CHA'SY, and will carry on the basit.exs at the ola stand on Comwmercial street, and will sell ai] gouds in the line of business conducted CASH or its equivalent on the counter for what I sell. W. H. SMITH. ‘OUR RESTAURANT. COMMEACIAL STREET, Attorneysand CounseJorgat Law ‘A Meals 25 avd 50 Centa Each. ~ An immense stock and beautifnl suited at niy establishment than anywhere . » J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. a4 Opposite Transcript Block. “MRS. E. E. FISHER. 1:.M ill Street, Grats Valley. Grass Vaiicy, Sept. 15th. GROCERIES, PROVISION 5; CASE Goons, Bes. B, ‘W. REAGAN, Samuel M, Shurtleff, AGENT; OULD.-respectfully inform the peo~orte of Nevada City and vicinity that he has purchaséd the stock and trade of the late tirm of SHURTLEFY & JAMIE« SON and will'continue the business. at their OLD STAND, Where can always be found as good articlesas carried by any ’ similar house. in the City. LOW PRICES AND GOOD SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Call: and See Us! Nevada, Aug 23d, 1878. UNION HOTEL, N&ZVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA) JACOB NAFFZIGER,Prop’r. een i THIS WELL ENOWN and Popular Hote}, situated on Maih Street, in the "City of Nevada, has. heen thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and , furnished in, first clasg style,, and is now open tor the reception,oi guests. ; The Sleeping Apartments, Are Large, Airy and T¥ensant, and everv bed in the house has agpring mattrass. As a desirable, quiet pluce for the weary, the UNION offers superior inducements. The Tables of the Union, Wilt compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and are filled with tho best the markct affords. j Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the BEST BILLIAKD TABLES to-be found in the State. The UNION enjoys the reputation of being the BEST HOTEL IN THE MOUS TAINS, an@,the proprietor is determined to keep it s>. OPEN ALL NIGHT.: ap26 JACOB NAF ZIGI ER. {Suecessor to EK, M. Preston, ) DEALER IN DRUGS MEDICHNHS MINING CHEXICALS, TOILET GCOD: RESCRIPTIONS accurptely cov} ousd ed at all hours.of the uay O° vighs Genera! furnace Agency. and QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES. W. D. VINTON, Prop’ r. + W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Civil Rngineer, ~AND-‘SURVEYOR. p : t GOOD MEAL. «0 . 4 fice -Ce7,Broad and Re Ste,. . see : ea me te ad 9 :f py ole -Meved s: Sty 9 . JEWELRY . ON MAIN STREET, _. WALTER D. VINTON INCLUDING LIVAuROOL, LONDON and GLOBE and IMPRBJAL, NORTHERN WFC E—iN £RIWN &, £C8G oN ~ 2 }

lit oy est Se as oys’ ally ore,. rds, art G, 7 ity, ) ard a a ods, nerer ,. eanl , of trimpbons ,. é Rye as 6 and )DS of ‘iberal nb mie ,. ntinu% l, and AG. ——t f, ent,. elers’ rance ck. la City. el A f,4 for, CAL. ICES. PURNED CO with GOODS, ’ rers avd cabh,con7 ssi * Etess © sf FASEmade \< UBSTAN.lifornia ods and “W.R. Uoe's shoe store,. ‘The Daily Transcript NEVADA CIPY, CAL. BRIEF MEN rion. aan ‘, The Grand J ury ‘meets next Monday. Dr.5 M. Harris has gee to Grass Vv alley. Joun Robinson is-about to open a galoonta the city. That will mete: only 28. Delegate C. w. Cross was in the city yesterday attending: ‘to some law business. . The wood work and shutters on the front of the National Hotel are being prom -: Mra. W. S$. Urmy has received a $501 piano, as % premium for.securing subscribers. to the Youth's Companion-papely * The well at the. County Hospital is,50 or.60. feet deep,;—aidfurnishes some-of the purest, and coolest water to, be, found any wheres in the county, Elwin Tilley, Esq., an, ex-Nevadai, but now Superintendent of the Black Bear mines, in Siskiyou coup-. ly, isin the city. -He is a.No.1 man. and tniner. a “Work has been:comnreiced.on a sinall-building to be erected next to Comthercial street, and which will be used as a 'private atlice by E. W: Bigelow, Jacob Naffziger, proprietor of the Union Hotel, while ascending the incline at the Marchie™ iIniae, on’ car, yesterday, got a-smart blow on the:head from a ‘projecting timber, Fortunately he was not seriously hart. H. ©, Pérkins, Superintendent of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining U ompany, brougut down another shipment of ballion W ednesday. He was, as usual, accompanied by a sul7 ficient escort to secure the respect of road agents. Rev. Dr, Jno, Coyle was one of the speakers at the temperance tent on Wednesday evening. His address is. said to have been the most effec— tive appeal ever ninde here, ia the, cause of total abstinence. The audieneé was larger than on the previous evenings, + —4a ‘ THE PITTSBURG MINE. It is‘expectel that the “Pittsburg rhill will, run’ until Sunday, aad then aclean-up will be made. Between the fifth and seventh levels the rock is very rich, Superintendent Peard says the best the mine bas ever produced. A winze isbeing sunk from the 7th to the 8th levels. The ledge all along these lower levels averages about 18 inches in thickness. Itis the opiuion of an experienced miner who was in the mine the other day, that enough rock is now in . sight to keep the 10 stump mill running for nearly two years. In addition tv the work that has been in progress there fora long time, nearly evough rock “is being taken out regularly to keep the batteries busy. It is generally believed here that the company will be enavled to declare a dividend soon, ee A “THIS SPACK IS RES ERVED.” ca Of course everybody wih this morning why Gaylord & Robinson, the new grocers on Commercial stréet, have such a terse advertisement as the one to be found in another column, Well, the amount efitis they are probably toobusy With their many customers to spend time in telling what everybody already knows, viz: That they have &amMammoth stock of goods, compris. Dg everything in their line, and are selling thein at such desperately low prices as to createastonishment. As soon7as they find oppertunity to Write out fall particulars, the ad~-Yertisement.will be rey set. SPONTANEOUS C COMBUSTION. A few evenings since H.C. Perkins, Superintendent of he North BSloomfleld Grayel Mining Company, Teturned to Malakoff from a trip to Bowman’s Dam, arriving home ata . late hoar, Shortly after his return he had occasion» to go to the neighborhood of a building where a quantity of lime was. stored. He discovered that it was afire. The flames had not gained mach beadway, and were easily extinguished. Tt had been raining, and the water ~beatigg through some cracks i ia the building ,feil 0 ou the lime. THE Sceuumonte dnsharitics have newly leveed the city, and new will Jevy'a tax, © ge al “Terzitories, ‘Wm. -rolling each one up separately in pa-home.and a steady income. -munerative, dissatisfied with the réfurns of their ‘ofdand in the neighborhood of L would never have cause to regret ed until the first day of next term. dead. . fict WARNER'S FRUIT BRANCH. the Rough and Ready oad, about one mile and a half this side of Grass Valley, is well stoeked@ with fruit trees, including peach, apple, pear cherry, etc., and the owner annually makes large shipments of the product to the State of Nevada,and the through the agency of George, whose headquarters are at Grass Valley. Mr. Warner and wife have had twelve children, but five daugiiters only are now at home. A number of men are employed during tle proper season in picking fruit, which is ‘afterward dried or packedin boxes by the girls, ready’. for shiprhent. ‘Last Friday one of.the yoang ladies,. unassisted, packed 500 pounds ot choice appl es, per, The ranch is a perfect home of industry, each and every one of the tamily doing Ins or her best to add’ to its profitableness. they, AS a resuit, have acquired’'a comfortab-e Another item worthy of mention is the manufacture of cider and. vinegar, whieh Mr. Warner finds io pay. very well, , stances where fruit ‘growing. in Nevada County has been found res This is only one of ‘many. inIf EB asterders who are mammoth farms in the: older and less favored States; would come to Nevada county, purchase a few acres Nevada City or Grass Valley,the experience of many who afe now yearly making a go6d living, besides increasing their,bank accounts by so deing,, show “fall well that they the step. cere nt et Es Dis pacity c OURT. T..W. Courts vs. Moore’s Flat Blue Gravel Mifing Comyany. Findings and decreé founded upon judginent. rendered-in favor. ofsplaintiff presented and filed. A. H. Hall vs Oliver Lonkey et al. Ordered that. the compensation of the Referee, J.J. L. Peel, be fixed at $1,000; also that plaintiff be ullowed 20 days’ additional time to prepars . and file statement on motion’ for new trial. “T, W. Sigourney vs. Bureka Lake Company and Mark Zellerbacb. Motion for new trial made by Zellerbach on-notice heretofore given; and itis ordered, by consent of counsel, that the time. for stttling the statement on motion for new trial, and tbe hearing cf the,motion, be extend_ 22 — TAL w EATHER " The following observations were taken yesterday at the office of the South ¥aba Canal C ompany, in this rity: he sm ery eg A. M., 801 49, shade 46; suu 84, shade 62. 15 i Aehe 00 Av'M., 27.521 2 p. a6., 37.48. KEYSVONE MARKET. Joseph Eustis, at tue 6ld Keystone Market, on Commercial street, is daily receiving,and now bas on hand, a karge quantity uf bogs, which he! has commienced slaughtering this day, for the purpose of supplying. the market with Bacon, Hams and Lard, which be will furnish bis cus— tomers witb at wholesale and retuil at the lowest market rates. NevApa Ciry, Oct, 29th +. <> + FIRST OF THE SEASON. We have just received a very large and well selected. stock in Men’s, Yoaths’ and Boys’ Clothing. Also the very latest tall and Winter stiyles } Lowest Possible Prices at Hyman Bros., Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. a 619 — FRENCH. LATIN— Instructions given to those wishing tocommence or continue the study of either branch, by Miss R. E, Hough, who comes well recomménded from one of the first Colleges of the Kast. ‘Recitations to be held at her scho2] room, 8. E. corner ofthe public school building, three times a week. Terms $3.00 per month. Oct. 3ist-3t —_. oeCAUCASIAN LECI URE. Camp. 78, ORDER oF CAUCASIANS, NEVADA Cry, Oct, 28th 1878, ~ Supreme Constable A. A. Smith of North Bloomfield, will deliver a a {ree lecture on the subject of “Caucasiavisin, ” on Saturday Evening ‘Nov. 2d, 1878,at the Theatre. Every one is invited to attend. Members ot the Camp will meet at their Hall WU. A. Warner, shes ranch is on} ‘. toms surelyfollow and-if not-beed— of Hats, which will be sold at, ee ho your ‘grocer for Red Blat Flour tp Unsurpassed for style and finish are the T Pictures made at the “Rudolph Photo-Gollery. ” CoLhIne, opefator. : —3015-1m RECONSTRUCTION IMPOSSIBLE This may, not’ be true as regards states -indeed we know it is pot; but it is absolutely true'as regards those delicate organs, the buman lungs. When they are disorganized and partly eonsumed, they cannot be restored to_a healthy condition, But bear In tind ‘that this misfortune can never happen if Flale’s Honey of Horehoand and ‘Tar is administered as a remedy for the cough which always precedes pulmotiary consumption, Suld-by druggists every where at 50 cents’ and Fl, “Great faving to get the large size. Dreps-eure toothache in one minute, Sold by all’druggists at 25 cents. ° poe pe “re uey Dealer Informs frice identical. with or containing ingredients eqnalling or superior in ‘efficacy to those of SOZODONT, diseredit the stetement and insist upon having thit alone, By doing so, you will secure a. deptrifice pir excellence the best in the muarket, containing botanic elements of rape preservative influence upon the teeth, and one whbich will endow them vith most beco: _— white ‘ness. .Anotber desirable feature of! this stable toilet article is that 1timby ull druggists, Aw Astonishing Fact. A ‘large proportion of the American people are to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or diserder‘ed liver. The result of these diseases upon the masses of intelligent and valuable people is most alarmdng, making life actually a burden ‘inst Lead? of a pleasant existence of enjoyment and usefulness assit ought to be. ‘Fhere is no good reason “for this, if. you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, take the advice of druggists and your friends, aud try one bottle of Green’s August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain. Millions of-bottle’ of this med icine have been given away to try its Virtues, with satisfactory resglts in. évery case. You can buy. a sample bottle for 10 cents to try. ‘Three }doses will relieve tlie worst case. Positively sold by all dragyists on the Wostern Continent, tial LOwT FORGE IT, If you are troubled with nervousness, are disheartened tired of life, fear death or feel out of scrts as the saying is, you may safely conclude that you bave the Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.‘The liver is very apt to become torpid this season of the year as poisons arising from stagnant water or Gecaying vegetation are tore numerous and ard through inbalation taken imto the blood. Unless the liver is strong and active, and furnishes a supply of fresh and pure blood to drive out the impurities, and above mentioned symped, end in more terrible diseuses aud death, White's. Prairie Flower proves itself the Great Liver Panacea. Its action en the liver ig different from auy medicine ever compoundéd. Its cures are truly wouderful. Try it. Price twenty-five ecnts and seventy-five cents, Sold by W. D.

Vinton, c PIR a3 EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CITY. i. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. [Er proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that he has now Fee Largest lot of Cae Carriages und Buggies Jo be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Elegaut Buggies, Wagone and Hacks to let at. the shortest notice and on the most reascus ole terms. The Horses-are ‘tee: from vice, of good style and capable of ‘going as fast as any gentleman caree 0 drive. Carriages for -Funerals attended to with promptnesy. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week, or month and the grestestof care guaranteed. VD. WELLINGTON. Nevaaa City, July 8, 1879. . NEw FISH MARKET.Would inform the peopie of Nevada City and vicinity that \/ ©. LECOCa, he has opened: at the JUNCEX: OF MALY AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, A Pirst Class Fish Market: wa. He will receive Daily every. kincse sh to te had in the S.cramwento and San ancisco Market sh5 ry — NOTICE. "AVING SOLD OUT OER BUSINESS to.Mesers. Gaylord & Kobivson. we respectfully request all persons knowing themselves indebted to us, to come forward and make setflement of their accoupts befdre the 15th day ee November. at 7,30 o'clock sharp. By \order of ithe CHIEFTAIN. j A. D. & P.SUIION. Nevada City, Oct: “toth, tate: Pike’s Toothache }. You: that” he bas for sale a denti. parts fragrance to the breath, pold . . BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINL STARTLING ! REPrN . . 1] . Rosenberg — Bros., PALACE DRY: GOODS, STORE pA BE ES RECEIPT OF THE Largest and most Fastiienable Stock,of Full and Winter Staple and sen 4 Dry Goods Ever brought to Nevada City, which, wé.are determined to sell CHEARER than can be bought at any house in Nevada County. Uur. stock consists of DRESS GOODS. Black and Colored Silks, Camel’s Hair, Boutrrettes, Snow Flakes, Basket Cloths, Drap d’Ete, Cashmeres, * Water Proofs, Plaids, And_ other Pisiiionabie: Dréss Goods. FANCY GOODS. Bensfe. Ties; Collarettes, ‘Bow s, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Fiehus,, Combs, sbraanbad Purses, etc. ; ' STAPLE GOODS. Flannels Linens, Crash, Drillings, ete. EMBROIDERIES & LACES, An Endéless Variety of all Grades and Qualities. GOODS, Ladies and Children’s Underwear,: Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery, ete. CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, MISCELLANEOUS Tha Largest and most Beau“City. . SHOE 5 AND GAITERS, For Ladies, Misses and Chil-. dren—an endless variety. ‘CARPETS! We would specially call the attention’ of the Public to our immense stock of BRUSSELS, THREE-RLY INGRAIN AND DRUGGET CARPETING, MATTING, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS, BTC, and Durability cannot he Excelled. ° . we will sell everything in cur line at LOWER prices than can be purchased at any other store in Nevada County. Country orders solicited; and samples of goods sent on appHcation. LADIES, CALL ‘AND SEE US, ROSENBERG BROS., Palace Dry Goods Store. Nevada City, Oct. 8, 1878. « NEW DRUG STORE, , NEVADA CITY. Opposite Stampf’s Hotel.) oe J. F. RUDOLPH, OFFERS FOR SALE A FRESH Al) PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTION £ And family Recipes. CAREFULLY AND ACCURATELY COM POUNDED BY J. F RUDOLPH. Apothecary Nevada City, May 31, 187. he JOBNSON & CROSS,pas: les of . Muslins, Sheetings, Catieds, a Opening ’ OF THE * i PALL SEASON. A? ‘DRY GOODS STORE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE NEVADA CITY. Commencing Oct, 2a, 1878. —— AVE Ever brought to the mduntains. DRESS GOODS. ‘Black and: DOMESTIC GOODS. Towels, Blankets, Flannels, cory) Cassimeres, ete. FANCY GOODS.‘Corasta, Ribbons: Kid Gicwe: 4 MELLINERY GOODS: Hats, Flowers, B ‘celieamiaia. z STREETS, . NOW RECEIVED THE tate: LST and MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK of _ Falkand Winter Dry “Goods 2 Colored ‘Cashnieres, _. Camel’s Hair, Matelasse Cloth, New Snitings, elc. sf Sheetings, Table Lineis, Napkite, (all [* (Tt to 6 buttons) . Neck—Ties, Rushings, and a besutjful stock,of late novelties. . . Feathers, etc., a a @RASS VALLEY po eee STORE. 2 a “ ae. PCE CLOCKS, DIAMvRDS, SILVER & PLATED WARE, SPECTACLES, Etc. Torro. meas REED pry un hand a full line of American and Swiss Watches, All grades of JEWELRY, and a fine asof SPECTACLES,: to: suit. the . worst eases of NEAR: SIGHTED and FATLING E¥ES. The Watch Repairing Department is. under the supervision of one of the most thorongh and scientific Watchmakers on the Coast, perature and Isochronism, hav ing unequaled machinery and facilities for e very branch of the business. ar aved Frée of Charge. ‘sertment of CLOCKS, Also a largé stock . Fine Watches adjusted to Position, Tey. . aa” All Goods. bought at my House Ens. tiful stock ever seen im-the Which for Beauty of Figure} We hereby announce that} General Assortment of Groceries, DRUGS AND MEDICINEY, Provisions, ° : And all the Grain, Popular Patent Medicines Flour, of the day. Teed, a a aa oF . . Kite., HOREHOUND AND ANISE; FL . TEN PER CENT. LESS rH AN COUGHS AND COLDS, ' OLD RATES. Unegnaled as an Expectorant. Ipay cash ‘+ goods, and must have a ‘large and fashionable stock. CAR PETS. ’ Brussels, Three Ply, Ingrain, Drugget, Oil Cloth, Matting, ete. WALL PAPER, patterBs, SHOES. Ladies’, Misses’ ond Children’s Shoes and Guaiters—a large variety. CLOAKS ‘AND SHAWLS. Rich, Varied and Beautiful Patterns, Must be seen ta be admired. I would ask the lediesof Nevada County; before purchasing their Winter supplies, to ca)l and examine my Goods and Prices, as I am convinced that they will be. better else. Orders from the country promptay attended io, A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broxd and Pine Streets, siteieniomedten 2, nets. _ RCHIF: “NIVEN 5, _. DEALER IN Choice Brands of Foreign and Domestic -_i9 ARS, A» THE BRST MANUFA CTURED Smoking and Chewing 2OBacoo, ': Cigarettes, Pipes, Cutlery,. Ete: ALSO A FULL LINR OF CONFECTIONERY,. NUTS, + GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission, VELEGRAPH OFFICE MASONIC BLOC . Nevada City, Tune %, 1878, CASH OR NO SALE. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. } ELIEVING that ona, Purely CASH BASIS, Can be carried on-in Ne vada to the veaefit ot both buyer and seller, I have bought the stock of the late firm ef WEBEK & CHA'SY, and will carry on the basit.exs at the ola stand on Comwmercial street, and will sell ai] gouds in the line of business conducted CASH or its equivalent on the counter for what I sell. W. H. SMITH. ‘OUR RESTAURANT. COMMEACIAL STREET, Attorneysand CounseJorgat Law ‘A Meals 25 avd 50 Centa Each. ~ An immense stock and beautifnl suited at niy establishment than anywhere . » J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. a4 Opposite Transcript Block. “MRS. E. E. FISHER. 1:.M ill Street, Grats Valley. Grass Vaiicy, Sept. 15th. GROCERIES, PROVISION 5; CASE Goons, Bes. B, ‘W. REAGAN, Samuel M, Shurtleff, AGENT; OULD.-respectfully inform the peo~orte of Nevada City and vicinity that he has purchaséd the stock and trade of the late tirm of SHURTLEFY & JAMIE« SON and will'continue the business. at their OLD STAND, Where can always be found as good articlesas carried by any ’ similar house. in the City. LOW PRICES AND GOOD SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Call: and See Us! Nevada, Aug 23d, 1878. UNION HOTEL, N&ZVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA) JACOB NAFFZIGER,Prop’r. een i THIS WELL ENOWN and Popular Hote}, situated on Maih Street, in the "City of Nevada, has. heen thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and , furnished in, first clasg style,, and is now open tor the reception,oi guests. ; The Sleeping Apartments, Are Large, Airy and T¥ensant, and everv bed in the house has agpring mattrass. As a desirable, quiet pluce for the weary, the UNION offers superior inducements. The Tables of the Union, Wilt compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and are filled with tho best the markct affords. j Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the BEST BILLIAKD TABLES to-be found in the State. The UNION enjoys the reputation of being the BEST HOTEL IN THE MOUS TAINS, an@,the proprietor is determined to keep it s>. OPEN ALL NIGHT.: ap26 JACOB NAF ZIGI ER. {Suecessor to EK, M. Preston, ) DEALER IN DRUGS MEDICHNHS MINING CHEXICALS, TOILET GCOD: RESCRIPTIONS accurptely cov} ousd ed at all hours.of the uay O° vighs Genera! furnace Agency. and QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES. W. D. VINTON, Prop’ r. + W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Civil Rngineer, ~AND-‘SURVEYOR. p : t GOOD MEAL. «0 . 4 fice -Ce7,Broad and Re Ste,. . see : ea me te ad 9 :f py ole -Meved s: Sty 9 . JEWELRY . ON MAIN STREET, _. WALTER D. VINTON INCLUDING LIVAuROOL, LONDON and GLOBE and IMPRBJAL, NORTHERN WFC E—iN £RIWN &, £C8G oN ~ 2 }