November 4, 1874 (4 pages)

whe Daily T Cranseript NEVADA CITY, CALs. LOCAL AFTAIRS. Blue Tent Consolidated Flume. The Bine Te nt, Cinsolidated Mins & ing Company . line surveyed the present seasoit tsi a ditch to bile had Ager bring water to their mine at Blue Tent. Work was commenced at the $7 2 3 head of the ditch and prosecuted ; With all'the dispatch possible wntil ie the late storms dgyove them out of % 19 See mounttins, “Phere is. now four . ~ ,~.— miles ef flume completed. and itis i* thought further wark will have to be postponed-until Spring. — Superitit ' tendent Tozer has, however, gone up . close to the works to discover if it 1s prac-, a z . “ticable to-attempt-further—wwork-diry, S ing the Winter. “The stow ats its SANDY: <I present depth would: of course preGoop¢s V'vent operations. If m warm rain “should comb antl melt it off the Com: pany would eortinue until again Revada, driven out by bad weather, : tberally 7 : = ; Personal. deserve “A. B, Dibble awd Stephen Moore es of Grass Vailey,: favored us with a manity Call yesterday. © Mr. Moore has for several years been Superintendent Hont vf the North Star mine, He is now} . ~ goite up to Plumas couhty to take ete witli vharge of the Eureka mine and proey ows “Poses im a short time to take out are coin ‘enough to pay the*'National Sia Debt: Mr. Dibble, who has always by -CUB been tegarded as © close guésser on elections, informs us tl at the contest in New. York yesterday would with: out doubt tesuit in the triumphant : wlection of the snecesstul candidates, fand he believes the. next Congress wiil be composed largely of members cs athe were elected yesterday. We ILLARS es = i ne had before had doubts about the reee sult but his argumerits convinced 4 Roll of Honor. : E The foHowing is the roll of honot}’ tion at in the Moore’s Flat school, for the = month ending Oct. 30; Miss M. F, Gregory teacher: Churles Rich, Jobw OS. McNichols, Will Sullivan, John Dowling, Maggie Horrigan, Mary MeNichols, Willie Meyers, Kate Sults 0 purcent lees lin ONE ‘en Yands el 40 per 25. cents qualities ; One Dol‘d, formi rly $3.50. l shales, Fine Bel Blankets, OST. eluines at en Hose, cerchiefs, er offered ed to_¢xshow the over the al patryL> Same. VILL BE STHAL. jivan, Jase Condon, Mary Sughrue, Mary Sullivan, James Shea, Dan’] Sullivan, Mary McNichols, Mich McNichols, Fanny Horrigan, Herznan Pueschel, Mary Keegan, Jenuy Shea,Mich Horrigan, Annie Dowling, Bertha Timke, Julia Sughrue, Annie Keegan, Mary Keegan, John Condon, Ella: Sullivan, Mary. Condon. > —>2~] New Enterprise. Boca is situated on the line of the Central Pacific, a few miles from Truckee. It is a small town but its inhabitants are very enterprising. It is a great lumber point, and the ice manufactured there is an industry of no n importance, We are infarmed that a Bacon factory (has been recently established, and it is purposed torunittaits fullest capacity, Altogether, Boras vune-of the “most thriving in the county. _—__————o2-o— Death of Mrs-, toWns Pier. A telegram was received in this city, yesterday,announcing the death of the wife of A. G. Pier, which took place at Stockton on Tuesday qmorning at 6 o’clock. She had been ill with consumption for many years, Mrs, Pier was an old resident of Nevada City, and had a large circle of friends who will regret to hear the news of her death. > +> — Wonders Never « Cease. The latest news is that T. F. Dingley is to be married inva week or two, and will return to this State in the course of a month. He was the original locator, we believe, of the “Providence mine, and sold out ‘his ‘ interest a couple years since to the company atpresent running it. Mr. Dingley is the last man in the world we thought would be guilty of ‘such: conduct. : >< ——---—_— Free Lectures. Dr. Kingsbury delivers’ a. short lecture each evening on different principles in the science of accounts, to which all are cordially invited to listen whether. members ofthe school or not, ——— ee oe = an Ed. Goldsmith's Variety Store. Lovers of genuine imported Havana Cigars, ‘and the best brands of Chewing Tobacco, should go to Ed. Goldsmith's store, on Street, opposite the Transcripr Office. He has also Candies, Nuts, and Fruit i in abundance. n4-2t Commercial sd Local Brevities County Treasurer Sanford gives notice in another column that all warrants on the Gene tal Fund Yegistered prior to August 5th, 1878, and all warrapts on, Road Fund registered prior to Oct-7th, 1874, and aloO Wartants Nos. 86 92.97 10@ and 1 on Special Fund registered Oct. seh 1874 will be paid on presentation Interest ecases “from date, 6 There are a number of fairs ahd for the benefit of the various chtircha es in -this city. Mecney is getting plenty and the people are ahxious for an opportunity to contribute to« wards the ote ek of. those instituion. Secretary Fietohet yesterday ‘¢old the shires of the Narrow Gauge rails were delinquent: few s -There were bat shares ubow whith prompt: pay: ment has-‘net been made, GyTeams Were hauling gravel nto the road oh East Broad street. yesterday. The improvement has beetr one long needed. Wm. Barton has scld out his or ness and shop to L. Bushnell, of North San Juan, who will.in the fu: ture. carry on the business of blacksmithing. Potter & Sigorrney ard. doing a good job on the cobble pavement: in front of their store on commercial street. Dick Gentry is again at home after a week’s visit to the metropolis. Beckman’s brick building is. te®eiving a coat of white paint. This willbe a white town if the pee keep at work, -Prefestor Chany is-in town and proposes delivering a “eurse of lectures on Astrononiy sddn, Chinese cheap lator is very'starce htreabouts. wood sawing business and are as independent as nabobs, The Grand Jury are fall “of business. Upon their action a good many are waiting with interest. The spire on the Methodist Church is being cyvered with red weod shingles. The ends were rounded at Hughes’ shop, and they look very neat wher in position. Rock is being taken wut of the California mine which is said to be the richest ever raised there Stock im the mine is Held-at-a much higher figare than formerly, and the confidence of awners is-based upon the actual cendition of, the.amine, Living in this city is cheap at the present time, Two or three restaurants givea good square dneal for two bits, A load of grapes Was retailed here the other day for two cents per pound, At that price the profits of production must be very small. through this city the present week with his family, en route for Lassen couxgty, where he will in future neside, How Theyo It, Some persons can’t be convineed as others, unless they have demonstrative\experience, and some of that class hut understand how Governor Bramlette_ manages-to suplast Gift Coucert of the Public ry of Kentucky. off Nov. 30th, and there will be dis. tributed $2,500,000 to the ticket-hol-! the rush for tickets is unexampled, yet everything is so beautifully and . order is being filled almost as rapidly as it comes in, Pouanp’s Preseyt Occupation.— Luke Poland’s life is at present uneventful. He is writing a volumn entitled‘'The Mistake-of a Lifetime,’’ wollop a neighbor’s boy for getting too-close to his pear trees. Some-. times strangers come to the gate and want to know if “Old Gag Law’ coming ‘round the corner house, with a shot gun in his hand, they “mote on” quite rapidly, without ever turning back to press the . question.--Broklyn Argus. > oe -— Prosprcrina for cinnabar and sil-_--<-Broad and Pine streets for the best’ cigars in town. avg27 social gatherings in contemplatiot Dr. Q. H. P. Sheets passed. They monopolize the . hat some things can be done as will . . Important Medical Correspondends rroad-stock pote -whieh—assessments . : ry Read the Following ihg stores and as to whieh vf* ts the jatgeat antl best stock of citehing, furtiishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, overcoats, rubber -goods, umbrellas, trunks, valises, and.Gérman underwear. After you have complied with, the above advice,and then do not agree with the undersigned, that we*have the LARGEST STOCK, AND UNDERSELL ALL. OTHER CLOTHTERS IN* NEVADA CITY OR COUNTY, WE WILL AGREE TO PACK UP .OUR STOCK, AND GIVE UP (OUR PROSEEROUS BUSINESS. ‘ HYMAN BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. if all who are now Suffering from Coughs and Colds and other throat and lung diseases, could read ‘the letters continually received . from all the coutitry, giving the. details of cases similar to’their own that have been cured by Hale’s Honey of Hore-. hound and Tar, the demaud: for that life-saving specific, vast as it is, would be doubled. It never fails. cough can resist its tranquilizing influence. It strengthens weak lungs and prevents the possibility of — cular consumption. Prxr’s TootmAcugs DroPs—Cure in one minute. : _ Inform Yourself; “Do not forget to recollect” that Alex .Zekind, Manager of Goldsmith’s Variety Store, on Commercial street, Nevada City, has’ just received a BRANDS of Nnported Cigars, Callen Alex. and try them. Te store has also been su; plied with a new stock of Candies, Nuts and Tobacéo. 020 seca ——— oe Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulcfson, 429 Montgomery street, cisco, for fhe Best Photographs in . the United States, The only elevator connected with photography—in the world. Our “Elite’’ Portrait. 09 ee ee ee aes Maldria Everywhere Rately has there been a season as fruit ful as this of malarious diséases, Not only on the prairies and ip the valleys of the West; not metely in all the old haunts of fever and ague and biliows remitient fever have these prostrating diseases been unus uallY virulent; but they have “extended to towns and cities pever before infested with-them, and have even ascended to the motntains and attacked thousands of peo pie supposed to have been. placed by the jaws of mature above their reach, Hence we are compelled to admit that a fatal ele ment pervades the universal ait this sea» ,00,and should at once re sort to the only’ approved preventive of its consequences, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a tonic go potent, an antiseptic so perfect, an alterative so irteststible, and a stimulant go pure thet it enables the human system to resist and baffle all the predisposing cauges of disease. With the confidence. that one clothed in incombustible garments might move among blazing buildings, the man who arms himself against malaria with this powerful defensive medicine may walk a fever-scourged district fearless of its insalubrious atinosphere. The intermittents and remittents, at present so general in all parts of the country, may be but the forerunners of a deadher scourge. Prepare the system with Hostetter’s Bitters for a successful battle with the mephitic causes of all epidemics.’ Be. wise in time. All the disorders common to the~beason may be held in abey ance antidote. They may also be ejected from: the system, after they have made a lodgmént there, by its persevering ‘use. It is . therefore moral insanity for any family to be without it. ->-.> < eee Another Opportuuity Offered for ers, therefore there is no wonder] remain uuti systematically managed that every. but occasionally drops his pen to} drive a pig out. of the garden, or! lives there, but when they see Luke . of the . ver is being vigorously prosecuted . in'the coast range east of ‘Grayson: &Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner 0° f PiaCoucert comes. the Relief of the Aillicted, he Surgeons of the National Sur. gica stitute will visit the Pacific Coast onthe 15th of November, and e 15th day of Decem. ber, 1874—one Taquth—at their old . building, No. 319 sh street, between Kearny aud Montgomery, San Froncisco. This is ‘a chance for help Which every sufferer shoujd take advantaz of. The hundreds of patients treated by them during their former visits, are all rapidly being benefited and cured. They treat successfully all cases of Paralysis; all deformities of the face, Spine and limbs; , Diseased Joints; Diseased Eyes and Ears; Catarrh; Private Diseases; Diseases of Females; Piles, Fistula, etc. No hopeless cases are undertaken, and it really does seem as if no cases are . hopeless in the hands of these skillful surgeons. They are preparing all the machi nery necessary for the Swedish Movement Cure; Medicated Baths; }+Maehinery to equalize the circulation, ressore paralyzed Linibs; etc.; and a much finer outfit of braces and appliances than heretofore. All who commence, treatment during this visit, and the many hundreds now under treatment, will: have the ad. vantages of allthese most effectual means of cure} besides, some of the surgeons will this time remain -to continue their treatment. Remembey the time and place; and come as early in the month as possible; thus getting the full benetit of { their visit. n3-2m ° And then visit the different ofoth . : large assortmetit of the cHorcks'r . San Frani by this potent . B. H. MILLER, , Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY, . e bon JUBT RECELVED Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. Ever seenin the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM CHEAPER Than any anybody —consid“ering the quality-of Goods. eter rN od i “Attention is: called to the GERMAN KNIT UN NDER-~ WEAR, impor ted ly me expressly for this market. ‘SEE MY GOODS AND PRICES Before buyrag ‘elsewhere, oe IF YOU DONT you WILL REGRET IT. —_—— ‘rhe stock eonsists of the {best ‘andeverything usually found in a first-class Clothing Store. My Steck is entirely new AND BMBRACES . Elegant Fashionable _ SUITS, Not to be found at Any othér House! New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments }! Nevada October ot. Goldsmith Maid Is COMING, EUr N. Ww. KNOWLTON’S MAKE MUCH BETTER TIME, Call’and See the Different Styler. e has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful Assortment of JEWELRY OF SILVER WALE, ALL KIN SPECTACLES, Se: As Cheap as can be Bought anywhere in the State. All kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Nevada City, September 15th, 1874. The Largest and Choicest . . ". CHOICE PERFUMERY, of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothing, . . WINES, LIQUORS, etc. : . ptANE BOOKS, a ers . BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Corf Pine & Commercial ied ay holesale and 1 and Retail eo aS ° DEALERS IN ~ Drugs, L Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. A full line of . TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, ~ COLOGNE SETS, COMBS, BRUSHES, &c, Ke. Ko. A choice selection of FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Books . ! . Staple, 4 brought to this State. tin naam 4 CHAS, E, MULLOY: ANSON ' W, LESTER: _ Lester & . Mulloy Wholérale and Retail Dealer te : GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCE. ER Fine Wines and W tusk.es, B KEBP ON H AND CONSTANT Le A LAKGE and varied Stock of [shor tino of -Bouds:« ‘No. 1 LE ‘Bioad: Street, ° NEVADA CITY. _ Nevada, July 15, 1874. . New Fall-& Winter Dry Goods,” MRS. M. A. STERLING, = i " rs HAS just returned from San Francisco, where she: has. purchased a large stock of Fancy & Millinery Goods, Of, the Latest Styles. and Patterns, market. Customers can rely upon getting everything in her line af the VERY LOWEST PRICES, And all Goods are WARRANTE “D AS REP& RESENTED. , She> has ae received direct ‘from the Nevada eae beautiful and: complete assortment ofREADY MADE "Warranted superior® UNDERWEAR, to any ever before MRS, M. A. STERLING. _ Nevada City Sept, aa; 1874. J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, ¢—-AND— Justice-of. the Peace. EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING KJ AND CONVE YANCING promptly atten ded to. ‘ Ac counts collected. Also Agent for: ip PACIFIC \FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE CO. OF LONDOn, ; Parties desiring to SELL, PU THASE OR REST PROPERTY will find it to their ad vantage to.call at my office. INSURANCE Office No 63 Broad Street, Nev City, a= ss ¥ib 8.c ee !of erste SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, gj STATIONERY Gold Pens, Steel Pens, : : Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap,§ Drawing Fap:., Envelopes. &e, &er . Albums, Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, “PAINT. BRUSHES. Bethesda Water! 1B THIRD PARTY. a THE Young Ladies’ Club’ have the pleasure _7"} of announcing that they. will give a Grand Party, at TEMPERANCE HALL, On Friday Evening, Nov. 6th. Bailey, Reception Committee — Hattie " Flora Holbrook Annie Hupp, Hattie Rolfe, Alice Bailey. Floor Managers — Jennie’ Eaton, Davenport, Serephene Nilon, nell, Gussie’ McQuesten, Kate Ada Davenport, Abbey Cornell. Dancing from 8 o'clock till 1. Tickets, $2 50. Invitations must be shown at the door. vers Nevada, Oct. 21, Allie Eliza CorMadigan, ARCHIE NIVENS, AS opened a Cigar Stand, on the cor ner of Broad and Pine Streets, where can be founda splendid assortment ‘of Imported and. Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWIXG AND SMOKING 'vOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stock is of thp choicest kind, and will be sold at the lowest market rates. The Telegraph Office has been ] f ‘ ‘removed te the new Cigar Store. 223 —DELINQUENT NOTICE. ~ YEVADA COWNTY NARROW GAUGE N RAILROAD CO,—Location of principal place of business,“fown of Grass Valley, Nevada county. State of Calitorsix ARCHIE NIVENS. Notice ‘There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (No. 3) levied on the let day of September, 1874, the several amounts se wt opposite the names of the respective sha holders, as follows: Ta from the Celebrated Min. eral Sp ings of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR'Peerd’s Folding School Desks and Seats. Agents Pacific’ Mutual Life In. surance Co., of California. a . BELL & BELDEN, Names. No. Cert.’ No. Shs. Amt. E. Goldsin‘th, TT dengiatias . = 10 P. Hunnefauth 6 1 10 . ‘Tim Giles, unissued, 1 10 { . Estateof A.Delano,decd,2 2 10 10 And in accordance nary ae and van urder of the Board of Directors, inede ont . Ist day of September, 1874, so many of.each parcel of said stoc Kk a8 wsay essary. will be sold at public ae the office of t e Company, store oi fr: & Glasson, No. 59 Main street,Grass Valley; Nevada County, California,o nsATCRDA) vo the 24th day of OC TOBER, «1874, at thw . hour of 1 o'clock, P, M. of said day, to pay s if delinquent assessment t thereou,topet ywith costs of advertising and expenses ofthe pale. : ° GEORGE FLETCHER, Secretary. Office, store of Fletcher’ Glasgson, No i 59 Muin street, Grass Valley, Nevada conn ty, Calitornia. ee * The above sale TUESDAY, Novemover 3d, 1874. By ord 4 of the Bourd of Trustees. 025 GEQ &EWT “5B, Sec’y. « the Which she has’ sele ete d expressiy for this:East, for the convenience of the lad és.” New Cigar and Tobacea Stand. tile is héreby postponed to) he Ash it vi 2 ie a iis bah es a 4 ' ' Ce tgs 4 sé v if srogitin, J ee

whe Daily T Cranseript NEVADA CITY, CALs. LOCAL AFTAIRS. Blue Tent Consolidated Flume. The Bine Te nt, Cinsolidated Mins & ing Company . line surveyed the present seasoit tsi a ditch to bile had Ager bring water to their mine at Blue Tent. Work was commenced at the $7 2 3 head of the ditch and prosecuted ; With all'the dispatch possible wntil ie the late storms dgyove them out of % 19 See mounttins, “Phere is. now four . ~ ,~.— miles ef flume completed. and itis i* thought further wark will have to be postponed-until Spring. — Superitit ' tendent Tozer has, however, gone up . close to the works to discover if it 1s prac-, a z . “ticable to-attempt-further—wwork-diry, S ing the Winter. “The stow ats its SANDY: <I present depth would: of course preGoop¢s V'vent operations. If m warm rain “should comb antl melt it off the Com: pany would eortinue until again Revada, driven out by bad weather, : tberally 7 : = ; Personal. deserve “A. B, Dibble awd Stephen Moore es of Grass Vailey,: favored us with a manity Call yesterday. © Mr. Moore has for several years been Superintendent Hont vf the North Star mine, He is now} . ~ goite up to Plumas couhty to take ete witli vharge of the Eureka mine and proey ows “Poses im a short time to take out are coin ‘enough to pay the*'National Sia Debt: Mr. Dibble, who has always by -CUB been tegarded as © close guésser on elections, informs us tl at the contest in New. York yesterday would with: out doubt tesuit in the triumphant : wlection of the snecesstul candidates, fand he believes the. next Congress wiil be composed largely of members cs athe were elected yesterday. We ILLARS es = i ne had before had doubts about the reee sult but his argumerits convinced 4 Roll of Honor. : E The foHowing is the roll of honot}’ tion at in the Moore’s Flat school, for the = month ending Oct. 30; Miss M. F, Gregory teacher: Churles Rich, Jobw OS. McNichols, Will Sullivan, John Dowling, Maggie Horrigan, Mary MeNichols, Willie Meyers, Kate Sults 0 purcent lees lin ONE ‘en Yands el 40 per 25. cents qualities ; One Dol‘d, formi rly $3.50. l shales, Fine Bel Blankets, OST. eluines at en Hose, cerchiefs, er offered ed to_¢xshow the over the al patryL> Same. VILL BE STHAL. jivan, Jase Condon, Mary Sughrue, Mary Sullivan, James Shea, Dan’] Sullivan, Mary McNichols, Mich McNichols, Fanny Horrigan, Herznan Pueschel, Mary Keegan, Jenuy Shea,Mich Horrigan, Annie Dowling, Bertha Timke, Julia Sughrue, Annie Keegan, Mary Keegan, John Condon, Ella: Sullivan, Mary. Condon. > —>2~] New Enterprise. Boca is situated on the line of the Central Pacific, a few miles from Truckee. It is a small town but its inhabitants are very enterprising. It is a great lumber point, and the ice manufactured there is an industry of no n importance, We are infarmed that a Bacon factory (has been recently established, and it is purposed torunittaits fullest capacity, Altogether, Boras vune-of the “most thriving in the county. _—__————o2-o— Death of Mrs-, toWns Pier. A telegram was received in this city, yesterday,announcing the death of the wife of A. G. Pier, which took place at Stockton on Tuesday qmorning at 6 o’clock. She had been ill with consumption for many years, Mrs, Pier was an old resident of Nevada City, and had a large circle of friends who will regret to hear the news of her death. > +> — Wonders Never « Cease. The latest news is that T. F. Dingley is to be married inva week or two, and will return to this State in the course of a month. He was the original locator, we believe, of the “Providence mine, and sold out ‘his ‘ interest a couple years since to the company atpresent running it. Mr. Dingley is the last man in the world we thought would be guilty of ‘such: conduct. : >< ——---—_— Free Lectures. Dr. Kingsbury delivers’ a. short lecture each evening on different principles in the science of accounts, to which all are cordially invited to listen whether. members ofthe school or not, ——— ee oe = an Ed. Goldsmith's Variety Store. Lovers of genuine imported Havana Cigars, ‘and the best brands of Chewing Tobacco, should go to Ed. Goldsmith's store, on Street, opposite the Transcripr Office. He has also Candies, Nuts, and Fruit i in abundance. n4-2t Commercial sd Local Brevities County Treasurer Sanford gives notice in another column that all warrants on the Gene tal Fund Yegistered prior to August 5th, 1878, and all warrapts on, Road Fund registered prior to Oct-7th, 1874, and aloO Wartants Nos. 86 92.97 10@ and 1 on Special Fund registered Oct. seh 1874 will be paid on presentation Interest ecases “from date, 6 There are a number of fairs ahd for the benefit of the various chtircha es in -this city. Mecney is getting plenty and the people are ahxious for an opportunity to contribute to« wards the ote ek of. those instituion. Secretary Fietohet yesterday ‘¢old the shires of the Narrow Gauge rails were delinquent: few s -There were bat shares ubow whith prompt: pay: ment has-‘net been made, GyTeams Were hauling gravel nto the road oh East Broad street. yesterday. The improvement has beetr one long needed. Wm. Barton has scld out his or ness and shop to L. Bushnell, of North San Juan, who will.in the fu: ture. carry on the business of blacksmithing. Potter & Sigorrney ard. doing a good job on the cobble pavement: in front of their store on commercial street. Dick Gentry is again at home after a week’s visit to the metropolis. Beckman’s brick building is. te®eiving a coat of white paint. This willbe a white town if the pee keep at work, -Prefestor Chany is-in town and proposes delivering a “eurse of lectures on Astrononiy sddn, Chinese cheap lator is very'starce htreabouts. wood sawing business and are as independent as nabobs, The Grand Jury are fall “of business. Upon their action a good many are waiting with interest. The spire on the Methodist Church is being cyvered with red weod shingles. The ends were rounded at Hughes’ shop, and they look very neat wher in position. Rock is being taken wut of the California mine which is said to be the richest ever raised there Stock im the mine is Held-at-a much higher figare than formerly, and the confidence of awners is-based upon the actual cendition of, the.amine, Living in this city is cheap at the present time, Two or three restaurants givea good square dneal for two bits, A load of grapes Was retailed here the other day for two cents per pound, At that price the profits of production must be very small. through this city the present week with his family, en route for Lassen couxgty, where he will in future neside, How Theyo It, Some persons can’t be convineed as others, unless they have demonstrative\experience, and some of that class hut understand how Governor Bramlette_ manages-to suplast Gift Coucert of the Public ry of Kentucky. off Nov. 30th, and there will be dis. tributed $2,500,000 to the ticket-hol-! the rush for tickets is unexampled, yet everything is so beautifully and . order is being filled almost as rapidly as it comes in, Pouanp’s Preseyt Occupation.— Luke Poland’s life is at present uneventful. He is writing a volumn entitled‘'The Mistake-of a Lifetime,’’ wollop a neighbor’s boy for getting too-close to his pear trees. Some-. times strangers come to the gate and want to know if “Old Gag Law’ coming ‘round the corner house, with a shot gun in his hand, they “mote on” quite rapidly, without ever turning back to press the . question.--Broklyn Argus. > oe -— Prosprcrina for cinnabar and sil-_--<-Broad and Pine streets for the best’ cigars in town. avg27 social gatherings in contemplatiot Dr. Q. H. P. Sheets passed. They monopolize the . hat some things can be done as will . . Important Medical Correspondends rroad-stock pote -whieh—assessments . : ry Read the Following ihg stores and as to whieh vf* ts the jatgeat antl best stock of citehing, furtiishing goods, boots, shoes, hats, overcoats, rubber -goods, umbrellas, trunks, valises, and.Gérman underwear. After you have complied with, the above advice,and then do not agree with the undersigned, that we*have the LARGEST STOCK, AND UNDERSELL ALL. OTHER CLOTHTERS IN* NEVADA CITY OR COUNTY, WE WILL AGREE TO PACK UP .OUR STOCK, AND GIVE UP (OUR PROSEEROUS BUSINESS. ‘ HYMAN BROS. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. if all who are now Suffering from Coughs and Colds and other throat and lung diseases, could read ‘the letters continually received . from all the coutitry, giving the. details of cases similar to’their own that have been cured by Hale’s Honey of Hore-. hound and Tar, the demaud: for that life-saving specific, vast as it is, would be doubled. It never fails. cough can resist its tranquilizing influence. It strengthens weak lungs and prevents the possibility of — cular consumption. Prxr’s TootmAcugs DroPs—Cure in one minute. : _ Inform Yourself; “Do not forget to recollect” that Alex .Zekind, Manager of Goldsmith’s Variety Store, on Commercial street, Nevada City, has’ just received a BRANDS of Nnported Cigars, Callen Alex. and try them. Te store has also been su; plied with a new stock of Candies, Nuts and Tobacéo. 020 seca ——— oe Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulcfson, 429 Montgomery street, cisco, for fhe Best Photographs in . the United States, The only elevator connected with photography—in the world. Our “Elite’’ Portrait. 09 ee ee ee aes Maldria Everywhere Rately has there been a season as fruit ful as this of malarious diséases, Not only on the prairies and ip the valleys of the West; not metely in all the old haunts of fever and ague and biliows remitient fever have these prostrating diseases been unus uallY virulent; but they have “extended to towns and cities pever before infested with-them, and have even ascended to the motntains and attacked thousands of peo pie supposed to have been. placed by the jaws of mature above their reach, Hence we are compelled to admit that a fatal ele ment pervades the universal ait this sea» ,00,and should at once re sort to the only’ approved preventive of its consequences, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a tonic go potent, an antiseptic so perfect, an alterative so irteststible, and a stimulant go pure thet it enables the human system to resist and baffle all the predisposing cauges of disease. With the confidence. that one clothed in incombustible garments might move among blazing buildings, the man who arms himself against malaria with this powerful defensive medicine may walk a fever-scourged district fearless of its insalubrious atinosphere. The intermittents and remittents, at present so general in all parts of the country, may be but the forerunners of a deadher scourge. Prepare the system with Hostetter’s Bitters for a successful battle with the mephitic causes of all epidemics.’ Be. wise in time. All the disorders common to the~beason may be held in abey ance antidote. They may also be ejected from:

the system, after they have made a lodgmént there, by its persevering ‘use. It is . therefore moral insanity for any family to be without it. ->-.> < eee Another Opportuuity Offered for ers, therefore there is no wonder] remain uuti systematically managed that every. but occasionally drops his pen to} drive a pig out. of the garden, or! lives there, but when they see Luke . of the . ver is being vigorously prosecuted . in'the coast range east of ‘Grayson: &Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner 0° f PiaCoucert comes. the Relief of the Aillicted, he Surgeons of the National Sur. gica stitute will visit the Pacific Coast onthe 15th of November, and e 15th day of Decem. ber, 1874—one Taquth—at their old . building, No. 319 sh street, between Kearny aud Montgomery, San Froncisco. This is ‘a chance for help Which every sufferer shoujd take advantaz of. The hundreds of patients treated by them during their former visits, are all rapidly being benefited and cured. They treat successfully all cases of Paralysis; all deformities of the face, Spine and limbs; , Diseased Joints; Diseased Eyes and Ears; Catarrh; Private Diseases; Diseases of Females; Piles, Fistula, etc. No hopeless cases are undertaken, and it really does seem as if no cases are . hopeless in the hands of these skillful surgeons. They are preparing all the machi nery necessary for the Swedish Movement Cure; Medicated Baths; }+Maehinery to equalize the circulation, ressore paralyzed Linibs; etc.; and a much finer outfit of braces and appliances than heretofore. All who commence, treatment during this visit, and the many hundreds now under treatment, will: have the ad. vantages of allthese most effectual means of cure} besides, some of the surgeons will this time remain -to continue their treatment. Remembey the time and place; and come as early in the month as possible; thus getting the full benetit of { their visit. n3-2m ° And then visit the different ofoth . : large assortmetit of the cHorcks'r . San Frani by this potent . B. H. MILLER, , Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY, . e bon JUBT RECELVED Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. Ever seenin the Mountains AND WILL SELL THEM CHEAPER Than any anybody —consid“ering the quality-of Goods. eter rN od i “Attention is: called to the GERMAN KNIT UN NDER-~ WEAR, impor ted ly me expressly for this market. ‘SEE MY GOODS AND PRICES Before buyrag ‘elsewhere, oe IF YOU DONT you WILL REGRET IT. —_—— ‘rhe stock eonsists of the {best ‘andeverything usually found in a first-class Clothing Store. My Steck is entirely new AND BMBRACES . Elegant Fashionable _ SUITS, Not to be found at Any othér House! New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments }! Nevada October ot. Goldsmith Maid Is COMING, EUr N. Ww. KNOWLTON’S MAKE MUCH BETTER TIME, Call’and See the Different Styler. e has alse for Sale, A Large and Beautiful Assortment of JEWELRY OF SILVER WALE, ALL KIN SPECTACLES, Se: As Cheap as can be Bought anywhere in the State. All kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Nevada City, September 15th, 1874. The Largest and Choicest . . ". CHOICE PERFUMERY, of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothing, . . WINES, LIQUORS, etc. : . ptANE BOOKS, a ers . BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Corf Pine & Commercial ied ay holesale and 1 and Retail eo aS ° DEALERS IN ~ Drugs, L Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. A full line of . TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, ~ COLOGNE SETS, COMBS, BRUSHES, &c, Ke. Ko. A choice selection of FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Books . ! . Staple, 4 brought to this State. tin naam 4 CHAS, E, MULLOY: ANSON ' W, LESTER: _ Lester & . Mulloy Wholérale and Retail Dealer te : GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCE. ER Fine Wines and W tusk.es, B KEBP ON H AND CONSTANT Le A LAKGE and varied Stock of [shor tino of -Bouds:« ‘No. 1 LE ‘Bioad: Street, ° NEVADA CITY.. _ Nevada, July 15, 1874. . New Fall-& Winter Dry Goods,” MRS. M. A. STERLING, = i " rs HAS just returned from San Francisco, where she: has. purchased a large stock of Fancy & Millinery Goods, Of, the Latest Styles. and Patterns, market. Customers can rely upon getting everything in her line af the VERY LOWEST PRICES, And all Goods are WARRANTE “D AS REP& RESENTED. , She> has ae received direct ‘from the Nevada eae beautiful and: complete assortment ofREADY MADE "Warranted superior® UNDERWEAR, to any ever before MRS, M. A. STERLING. _ Nevada City Sept, aa; 1874. J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, ¢—-AND— Justice-of. the Peace. EARCHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTING KJ AND CONVE YANCING promptly atten ded to. ‘ Ac counts collected. Also Agent for: ip PACIFIC \FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE CO. OF LONDOn, ; Parties desiring to SELL, PU THASE OR REST PROPERTY will find it to their ad vantage to.call at my office. INSURANCE Office No 63 Broad Street, Nev City, a= ss ¥ib 8.c ee !of erste SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, gj STATIONERY Gold Pens, Steel Pens, : : Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap,§ Drawing Fap:., Envelopes. &e, &er . Albums, Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, “PAINT. BRUSHES. Bethesda Water! 1B THIRD PARTY. a THE Young Ladies’ Club’ have the pleasure _7"} of announcing that they. will give a Grand Party, at TEMPERANCE HALL, On Friday Evening, Nov. 6th. Bailey, Reception Committee — Hattie " Flora Holbrook Annie Hupp, Hattie Rolfe, Alice Bailey. Floor Managers — Jennie’ Eaton, Davenport, Serephene Nilon, nell, Gussie’ McQuesten, Kate Ada Davenport, Abbey Cornell. Dancing from 8 o'clock till 1. Tickets, $2 50. Invitations must be shown at the door. vers Nevada, Oct. 21, Allie Eliza CorMadigan, ARCHIE NIVENS, AS opened a Cigar Stand, on the cor ner of Broad and Pine Streets, where can be founda splendid assortment ‘of Imported and. Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWIXG AND SMOKING 'vOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stock is of thp choicest kind, and will be sold at the lowest market rates. The Telegraph Office has been ] f ‘ ‘removed te the new Cigar Store. 223 —DELINQUENT NOTICE. ~ YEVADA COWNTY NARROW GAUGE N RAILROAD CO,—Location of principal place of business,“fown of Grass Valley, Nevada county. State of Calitorsix ARCHIE NIVENS. Notice ‘There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (No. 3) levied on the let day of September, 1874, the several amounts se wt opposite the names of the respective sha holders, as follows: Ta from the Celebrated Min. eral Sp ings of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR'Peerd’s Folding School Desks and Seats. Agents Pacific’ Mutual Life In. surance Co., of California. a . BELL & BELDEN, Names. No. Cert.’ No. Shs. Amt. E. Goldsin‘th, TT dengiatias . = 10 P. Hunnefauth 6 1 10 . ‘Tim Giles, unissued, 1 10 { . Estateof A.Delano,decd,2 2 10 10 And in accordance nary ae and van urder of the Board of Directors, inede ont . Ist day of September, 1874, so many of.each parcel of said stoc Kk a8 wsay essary. will be sold at public ae the office of t e Company, store oi fr: & Glasson, No. 59 Main street,Grass Valley; Nevada County, California,o nsATCRDA) vo the 24th day of OC TOBER, «1874, at thw . hour of 1 o'clock, P, M. of said day, to pay s if delinquent assessment t thereou,topet ywith costs of advertising and expenses ofthe pale. : ° GEORGE FLETCHER, Secretary. Office, store of Fletcher’ Glasgson, No i 59 Muin street, Grass Valley, Nevada conn ty, Calitornia. ee * The above sale TUESDAY, Novemover 3d, 1874. By ord 4 of the Bourd of Trustees. 025 GEQ &EWT “5B, Sec’y. « the Which she has’ sele ete d expressiy for this:East, for the convenience of the lad és.” New Cigar and Tobacea Stand. tile is héreby postponed to) he Ash it vi 2 ie a iis bah es a 4 ' ' Ce tgs 4 sé v if srogitin, J ee