October 16, 1881 (4 pages)

DS . TER — ore, . k, = Jevada, ALL, Ex. eve disp =~ Lhate. just ot C6eods, NCES, ceons, vada City. ich shall be defy any e in the fuGoods at cS ! my friends and exanbefore purLN. 1. on anl Porter, >t. * & ete qre-j Or oro wn as Chan OTe, > -atb—efomy d you will after giving » be the best RIG, rewery: ERY DS. ERCE eople of 3 n a. Store or , ISSI, inery and 9 above the 4 " welcome 4» rection of her share of tbe wzls. ct eal ap. ! a Hydraulic paying Gravel ty. The prop » best m ing 7 rplete work: ularly ever® . “selling. Ar Nev ada. ol2 press. Proprictor avy and light he city at the rders carefully nd satisiaction rtleff,. ie st. lew yrange n geaAFRt ce THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA, BRIEF MEN TLON. o Various HMappenligs imand Gutrof Tewn, The Lind League ‘meets Morday evening. ; Considerable Chapman Ranch quartz ig being h@uled to the Deadwvod mill for erushing. The. cold, gloomy weather ‘continues. It is prebable a big storm of some kind is not very far away.Oa Thursday evening next Rev, ~ Bishep-Kane of-the“A. M. E. church will preach at the Baptist charok in 4 this city. A certificate of-final discharge has * ‘boenissued by the Superior Court in ths case.of Charles Smith, an insolvent debtor, : . The matter of dctacminiig the paternity of Mrs. Jenkins’ baby was, to have been submitted to Judge Caldwell last night. Wm. Lane, sentenced to six months in the Sierra county jail and to pay a fine of $250, has been pardoned by. Governor. Perkins, Prospect drifts are being» run in the -Polut—Star* hydraulic ‘mine at Patch Flat with a view to working _ the claim by the drift process in the future. ve: Dan Sullivan's Mivese of Ireland Company. is,about to revisit this city in a couple of weeks: It will aiso go to North San Juan and Dloomfieid. Ir is a peculiar fact that most of the important dates in the,testimony ’ ofered during the trial of the. divorée suit of Jenkins -vs, Jenkins are marked by. the attendance of the witnesses” On “church ‘services. _ temperance meetings. ca The cheek of our friend Stidger of the Times is like unto a huge’ monument of tempered steel. to bea wedding in San Juan to day, and yesterday’ 3 Tiincs boldly: declares: “‘Wine and cake expected at this effice to-morrow.” Because the Datny TRANscRIPT fiiled to reach its Grass Valley sub_scribers at the usual hour Friday, ihe Tidings thought an army of valley. ranchers had captured Nevada. City thenight before. If we put up a sensational theory every time.either of the Grass Valley papers faiiedto get heraon time it would keep us busy two or three days a week, Jadge Stidger says that Mr, and Pea_ cock, told him the Buckeye Mills Company is opposed to the debris suits, and that the company did not refuse to take the Marysville Express because it stood in for -a peaceful solution of the debris diificilties bat for other reasons. It can be proven that Mr. Stidger either misunderstood Mr. Peacock, or else Mrs Peacock said one thing and thought another. The Buckeye is one of the Marysville institutions that carries water on both shoulders. It would be entitled to more respect if it-would come right out and: be “‘a hiaa or a mouse.” ed Grass Valicy Lyceum, The debate onthe question “‘Resolved, Ehat the office of President of the United: States should ‘be abolished,” which wag the” subject beiore the Grass Valley Lyceuaon Friday evening, proved quite interesting, The speakers for the affirmative were Messrs. Sturgeon, Gillies, Hill and -J.E.~ Carr; forthe legative, Messrs.Osborne, Wickes, T. H. Carr, Conlan and Baldwin. Thedebate was decided infavorof the negative, The proceediygs during the eutire ey ening were harmonious, the disturbing element. haying been forbidden to participate in that or any future meetings. The subject _ for next Friday evening is, ‘‘Resolved, That the Irish people should be Satisfied with the Land-Att say case agitation.” we Piano-Taning. ea Paul Schoen, one o Ahe very best Tuners that travels, Will arrive about October 20th. ike orders for suning with Gea AV. Welch. ‘016 3t R. Porrs will give a full course of lectures next week; five Mrs, evening lectures to promiscuous sudionces, and four aft a leotures te“ladies only. oe a ae TRERE will be She ses at the Theatre te-uight, lt School Mats 25 Cents Each, At Aiés, Lustzr & Crawrorp’s, ut There 1s . , Personal avd Social ems Gleaned Mere and There. z Dr. Joye recently of North San Juan has settled at Autioch, Contra Costa county, ‘ Miss. Lucy M: Myers of Grass Valley is about to ‘take a trip to Pennsylvania to visit relatives. K.Casper the clothier has gone below te.purchase an assortment. of goods for the winter trade. Thomas Evans and Miss’ Fannie ‘Pierce, of North San Jhan, were married at that town laat Sunday. % & Huntington of Montreal, Canada, a ‘member of Parliament, is coming to this city next month on. a visit to his brother-ialaw, . J. E, Brown. J. AYR Maddrill, Superintendsut ef the State Printing Office. of Ne‘vada , who has been visiting his old. home, Grass Valley, returned to Carson Friday. ; ' J. Bersherein of ‘San Francisco, who arrived here yesterday, sueceeds Mr, Wexel as watchmaker. at the Diamond Palace. Mr, B. -is hfghly recommenited by one of the leading jewelry firms at the Bay. Samuel -J. Erskine, the official notice of whose marriage appears under the proper heading, did not forget his friends: ‘of the Transenrer yesterday, for accOmpanying the notice some very excellent wine and-ergars were sent in. Mr. Micheli’s bon-bon party at Hunt’s Hall Friday evening. was very well attended, and as is the case with all social gatherings . under that gentieman’smanagement the dancers enjoyed themselves. to. the utmost. The music was by Messrs Granville, Foote and ‘the Elser Brothers. Mv. Michell. will give soirees ut the same place every Friday evening till further notice. The Dancing Academy is now in regular operation, A Successful Grape Grower. Mr, Gillet yesterday sent to this office a basket of grapes from his famous itirsery in the eastern suburbs of the city; Among the lot were two three-ponnd bunches of Mission grapes plueked from a vine that ‘has yielded 53 pounds. Some_magnifiboth in” size and quality, of th@ Flame of Tokay and White Malvoisie kinds were also sent. These are all late varieties 4nd were raised in hizhly eultivated land without a drop of water. Alonggvith the grapes Mr. Gillet sendsa note in which he sxys: ‘‘These are a fair satnplé of what can be'raiged on the hillsides of our mountains ; but by “sending you such samples, I ‘do not mean to say with those crazy San Francisco papers, the Bulletin” and Call, that our miners ought to quit mining for raising grapes. Not at all. By ail means, let the miners keep on, as heretofare, extracting from the poorest soil I know of for -grape growing, all the gold it contains ; and let the viseyardists, who know how todo it, raise the grapes cent specimens, . on soil well adapted to that culture. There is plenty of roem fer both of that‘it is very silly on the part of the metropolis papers to give advice to the miners in regard to what the au honest living.” Hydraulic Mines Seid. rd The American Minig Company’s hydrauhe claims near Nerth San Juan were sold at Sheriff's gate yesterday to satisfy judgment” in the case wherein the Yuba Tumnel Com-— pany is plaintiff, Tee plaintiff bid in the various pigéea of property at $10,000; Unien ~claims, American claims, $21,000. $72, 520. Total — > oe —-At the Churekes To-day. There will be pseaching at the Methodist Chareh atthe usual hours. There will-also be servises as usual at the Baptist and Episespal shurches, There will be no preaebing at the Congregstional Church, Rey, Mr. Sims, the pastor, being absent from the city. Sabbath Scheol will couvene at the usual hour. Go and hear Mrs. Dr. Potts next Tuesday evehing at the Nevada Theatre. . Seate free. Remember the date, Oct. 18th. = Pleasant Purnishe@Roeme to Kent. them to get along ; and let me say latter ought to do or not to do to gory (o the following 7irices: Yuba Tannel claims, unto ; Joint Stock claims, $1,509 ; . A Rich Drift Mine. The Downieville Messenger of yesterday says: Sixty-six ounces of hnuygets were taken from the Bald Mouutain Extension miné at Forest men are breasting on account of impure air. In three weeks, when the new air-pipe is laid in the-main-tun— nel, Superintendent Lawry’says that he can put on at least fifty men. The, total yield of the mine since the first prospect, has beén $7,009. The outlook is now that no more assessments will be levied. Up to Tuesday, night, thirty-one eunces were takee out this week, Sa = . . Going tome. ) The North San Juan-Tinies-of yes: terday says: On Monday morning last a cargo of young Chinamen left this place for their native sod via Marysville. Sherman had the. ‘stage full, ‘and to accommodate the number of passengers, he attached a buck-board as, a back-action, on which he carried a half dozen of »the celestials. They took with them their mining implements. ae so Thought:it was Shinn. A party having been. arrested by Sheriff. Boggs at Gold Run on suspicion ofthis being, Geo. Shinn, the missing train-wrecker, an examina— tion was held at Auburn. Friday. The prisoner proved to be Jim Stiggs, a cattle drover, and he whe discharged-from custody. _—_—_ eo? Banner Mine. ~ Aforce of eight or ten men are busily engaged in grading for the new hoisting works to be erected on the ;Banfer mine in this district. -The {work will be pushed to an advanced stage before the winter storms begin. ‘ Mrs, Da. Porrs is acknowledged by the Press of California. one of the niost eloquent lady. orators that ever Visited the Pacific Coast, * For Sale. ss ¥ A Portable Engiue, 7x14. Apply to G. G. Atay, Nevada Foundry. Nevada City, Sept. 7th—tf ~<a — “Mrs. Dr. Ports has the finest colip the United States. Full size life figures and groups of historical portraits. es Quirk will‘make negatives now for large pictures to be delivered at any time before or during the _holidays. 2 A. nate eatin tl Sea Mrs Pr. Porrs invites ‘the ladies of Nevada City to meet ber at the Nevada Theatre: next Wedneslay afternoon at half-past two o’clock. A free Iceture anda social hour and a half will be énjoyed, 2 * Quirk’s galery<before he goes, comeearly and don’t get left. tf. 80 Parties wishitig pictures’ copied and fivished in water-colors or erayon: had betier bri ing them in tefore Quirk goes away as they Will not have as good a chance again. _ tf, Mrs. Dr. “Porys at 1 the Nevada Theatre next Tuesday evening. Free lecture, all invited. = erTerT at f ER ait t STOMACH ITTE! Diminished Vigor Is reimbursed in great inéasure, to thase troubled with weak kidneys, by a judicious use of Hostetter’s Stoinach. Bitters, which invigorates and stimulates without exciting the urinary organs. In conjunctiou with its fluence upon them, it corrects acidity, improves appetite, and is in every way conducive to health and nerve repose, Another marked qualand its power of preventing it. For sale by all Druggists aud Dealers Egencrally,' + ' City, last week, although but four [> LARGE INVOICES NEW AND FASHIONABLE G00DS ARRIVING DAILY! Direct from the Great Manufacturing Establishments F BROAD STREET, JUS Vi ABOVE ——_—s> FLATT! : of the Fast and Europe, at the — We will open this week-all shades of Trimming Satin, Brocsded Satins, Thousands of New and Fashionable Buttons, endless. Wool Hose for Ladies and Children, Gent’s Secks, Tsle, Cotton, Wool and Cashmere from 5 cents to 149 cents. Chadwick's English Spool Cotton and Corticello Spool Silk, the best in the world. A Congress of Curiosities from the cree shores of Australi will be on Exhibit tion. We have made special reductions cn many articles to close out. .Men’s Silk Scarfs reduced to One Dollar Per Dozen,-— Ladies’ Two Bit Ties only Nine Cents, Corsets from One Dollar to Thir tynine Cents. -Men’s Colored Shirts 33 1-3 Cents. ° We have for all a fellow feeling and do not believe i deaiing. Call this week without fail at the NINE CENT STORE. Shiveley’s. varietyofEurop ean Novelties, Lisle Thread. Hose, Silk Hose, in heggish LOOK HERE In order to make room for my new gouds I now make'a bona fide offer Store, For the Next Two Weeks, —— AT AUCTION N PRICES ! Any one wanting a anything in the DRY AND FANCY GooDs line can positively save money by calling at the IMPGRTANT STORE, oppo. site Citizens Bank, Don’t make your purchases until . Br ices. — PD. AUERBACH. Nevada City,Sept. 17th. ~ASK FOR—— Union. India Rubber Co's ‘Pure -Para Gum GRACKPROCY Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of Imitations ! BE sure the Boots are stamped Crack . J Proof on the heels, and have the Pure Gunmt_ Springs 6n the foot and inst . whieh prevent: their cracking or. brea} ‘They will last ieee: as long as any ot manufactured. For Bale by all Dealers, All kinds Rubber Belting, “Tiog, Hose, Springs, Clothinz, and Shoes,Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER CC. R. H. PEASE, Jr.) Agents. ail S.A. RUNYON, j San fianefsco. , Pack ~ Boots. Milwaukee Beer Depot!ROGE R CONLAN, Propric tor e Brond street. . Oppesite Stumpi 's Ie ‘ NEVADA CITY. JEST draft Porter-in the State; Laeer ) Beer on draft and in bottles from (i ref rig’s Milt waukee Brewery, jyol ‘ cee ee GEORGE C. GAYLORD, DEALER IN Groceries, Proytsions, Case, Grods, Grain, Feed, Et., s ean . 42 Goods Sold at Bed Rock Prices, Agent for Giant Powder Company lection of anatomical (oil)_paintings . ! THERE is goingto be a rush at ity is its control ever fever and ague, ISSUED FROM THE Palace Dry Goods — ROSENBERG BROS,, OF THE PALACE DRY GOODS STORE have this day recei fe — a stock of Dry Goods as has never before been seen in any one store: Northern California. Asa well-known lady of experience remarked : “We can find more goods in this Store. than in all the other Stores in the city combined.” ‘Having sucht an immense stock of goods to speak for hucticlves, it would be useless to tell the people bow and of whom we buy them. Lverybody knows we can sell at other houses’ prices and ake inmmense profits. In tact those other houses could buy of us at. lower rates than they now pay. We buy not only for our own great establishments, but also for other firms on commission. We do certainly now, as we have always done, permit noone to undersell us, , We do not claim to be public Benefactors. Neither do we keep trash in our store ; nor do we throw baits in order to catch customers. Lvery piece of goods STANDS ON ITS OWN -MERITS, And must bring its legitimate price, So you pay no more in our store } forone,yard of the finest fabric made than you do proportionately for one yard of calico. This accounts for OUR SUCCESS IN BUSINESS HER K AND ELSEWHERE. Having arranged our Store this fall into separate départiients, you will perceive upon first entering ' Our Corset Wepartment Where we have a very extensive stock purchased from Eastern houses that failed this season. We liave made ph reductions in prices on this line of goods, In order to give our custemers and friends the full benefit of these bargains, we will sell *“*OUR FAVORITE,” the best in the market for the price (usually one dollar) for FIFTY CENTS. “OUR CAMILIE,” the leading Corset, with doub!e busk, aud cuaranhteed. A pair of new steels will be given for every one that breaks. Selling in other stores at One Dollar anda half., Sold at the Palace fot SEVENLY-LIVE CENTS. We i have about 20 different brands of Corsets on all-of which a reduction of At per cent. has béenordered. ‘They are PASSING: AWAY VERY RAPID LY, and we desire our customers to couwe carly and secure them, “Oh ykir” Reware cf Imitations! ROS BROS. -is the only Honsg in Nev adh City keeping the GENUINE Foster Nid Glove. All others are imij tations. Ladies, observe when — e (PATENTED JUNK 15TH, TST ee : ee, All others are imitation. ie; 3 7 \ O : ‘Doo " We ‘have in our office, free for all, any amount of POSTAGE STAMPS, Everybody ia welcome to usethem. Respectfully, 5 4 pair bears the nanie of ‘‘Foster, Bosrm BERG Bros. PROCLAMATION Notice of Dissolution of Paritnership. Totice is hereby given toall whe iL if thay concern, that the, copartnership he Sg fore, existing between FL L.Harry "i mand HD. Parr, under the name of . Harrvhousern & C 0: is this day dis rl by mutual consent. . FP. L. Harryhous to pay all debts, an @ colect all bills due t) firm. Witness our hands this 11th day of Octo ber, A. BD. 1331, Fo. HARRYHOUSEN. H.D. PARR, ° Nevada City, Oct. 12th, 1481. Luetje. and Brand, WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS, EROADST. pp. Stinpf’s ITotel, 4 BEWARE OF JMITAT I ON ' to sell any and every article in my— you have examined my Goods as ee Ne TT. —S Lace . a purchasing gloves that every The Public is imitations. Spe Pioneer REFINED . SAN FRANCISCO. CAUTIONED against SPURIOUS Grape Cream Fartar: EnglishBicard Soda SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. A.Souitune & ((0. . vy Baking Powder: is the only Powder con-~ sisting of nothing but *

DS . TER — ore, . k, = Jevada, ALL, Ex. eve disp =~ Lhate. just ot C6eods, NCES, ceons, vada City. ich shall be defy any e in the fuGoods at cS ! my friends and exanbefore purLN. 1. on anl Porter, >t. * & ete qre-j Or oro wn as Chan OTe, > -atb—efomy d you will after giving » be the best RIG, rewery: ERY DS. ERCE eople of 3 n a. Store or , ISSI, inery and 9 above the 4 " welcome 4» rection of her share of tbe wzls. ct eal ap. ! a Hydraulic paying Gravel ty. The prop » best m ing 7 rplete work: ularly ever® . “selling. Ar Nev ada. ol2 press. Proprictor avy and light he city at the rders carefully nd satisiaction rtleff,. ie st. lew yrange n geaAFRt ce THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT NEVADACITY, CALIFORNIA, BRIEF MEN TLON. o Various HMappenligs imand Gutrof Tewn, The Lind League ‘meets Morday evening. ; Considerable Chapman Ranch quartz ig being h@uled to the Deadwvod mill for erushing. The. cold, gloomy weather ‘continues. It is prebable a big storm of some kind is not very far away.Oa Thursday evening next Rev, ~ Bishep-Kane of-the“A. M. E. church will preach at the Baptist charok in 4 this city. A certificate of-final discharge has * ‘boenissued by the Superior Court in ths case.of Charles Smith, an insolvent debtor, : . The matter of dctacminiig the paternity of Mrs. Jenkins’ baby was, to have been submitted to Judge Caldwell last night. Wm. Lane, sentenced to six months in the Sierra county jail and to pay a fine of $250, has been pardoned by. Governor. Perkins, Prospect drifts are being» run in the -Polut—Star* hydraulic ‘mine at Patch Flat with a view to working _ the claim by the drift process in the future. ve: Dan Sullivan's Mivese of Ireland Company. is,about to revisit this city in a couple of weeks: It will aiso go to North San Juan and Dloomfieid. Ir is a peculiar fact that most of the important dates in the,testimony ’ ofered during the trial of the. divorée suit of Jenkins -vs, Jenkins are marked by. the attendance of the witnesses” On “church ‘services. _ temperance meetings. ca The cheek of our friend Stidger of the Times is like unto a huge’ monument of tempered steel. to bea wedding in San Juan to day, and yesterday’ 3 Tiincs boldly: declares: “‘Wine and cake expected at this effice to-morrow.” Because the Datny TRANscRIPT fiiled to reach its Grass Valley sub_scribers at the usual hour Friday, ihe Tidings thought an army of valley. ranchers had captured Nevada. City thenight before. If we put up a sensational theory every time.either of the Grass Valley papers faiiedto get heraon time it would keep us busy two or three days a week, Jadge Stidger says that Mr, and Pea_ cock, told him the Buckeye Mills Company is opposed to the debris suits, and that the company did not refuse to take the Marysville Express because it stood in for -a peaceful solution of the debris diificilties bat for other reasons. It can be proven that Mr. Stidger either misunderstood Mr. Peacock, or else Mrs Peacock said one thing and thought another. The Buckeye is one of the Marysville institutions that carries water on both shoulders. It would be entitled to more respect if it-would come right out and: be “‘a hiaa or a mouse.” ed Grass Valicy Lyceum, The debate onthe question “‘Resolved, Ehat the office of President of the United: States should ‘be abolished,” which wag the” subject beiore the Grass Valley Lyceuaon Friday evening, proved quite interesting, The speakers for the affirmative were Messrs. Sturgeon, Gillies, Hill and -J.E.~ Carr; forthe legative, Messrs.Osborne, Wickes, T. H. Carr, Conlan and Baldwin. Thedebate was decided infavorof the negative, The proceediygs during the eutire ey ening were harmonious, the disturbing element. haying been forbidden to participate in that or any future meetings. The subject _ for next Friday evening is, ‘‘Resolved, That the Irish people should be Satisfied with the Land-Att say case agitation.” we Piano-Taning. ea Paul Schoen, one o Ahe very best Tuners that travels, Will arrive about October 20th. ike orders for suning with Gea AV. Welch. ‘016 3t R. Porrs will give a full course of lectures next week; five Mrs, evening lectures to promiscuous sudionces, and four aft a leotures te“ladies only. oe a ae TRERE will be She ses at the Theatre te-uight, lt School Mats 25 Cents Each, At Aiés, Lustzr & Crawrorp’s, ut There 1s . , Personal avd Social ems Gleaned Mere and There. z Dr. Joye recently of North San Juan has settled at Autioch, Contra Costa county, ‘ Miss. Lucy M: Myers of Grass Valley is about to ‘take a trip to Pennsylvania to visit relatives. K.Casper the clothier has gone below te.purchase an assortment. of goods for the winter trade. Thomas Evans and Miss’ Fannie ‘Pierce, of North San Jhan, were married at that town laat Sunday. % & Huntington of Montreal, Canada, a ‘member of Parliament, is coming to this city next month on. a visit to his brother-ialaw, . J. E, Brown. J. AYR Maddrill, Superintendsut ef the State Printing Office. of Ne‘vada , who has been visiting his old. home, Grass Valley, returned to Carson Friday. ; ' J. Bersherein of ‘San Francisco, who arrived here yesterday, sueceeds Mr, Wexel as watchmaker. at the Diamond Palace. Mr, B. -is hfghly recommenited by one of the leading jewelry firms at the Bay. Samuel -J. Erskine, the official notice of whose marriage appears under the proper heading, did not forget his friends: ‘of the Transenrer yesterday, for accOmpanying the notice some very excellent wine and-ergars were sent in. Mr. Micheli’s bon-bon party at Hunt’s Hall Friday evening. was very well attended, and as is the case with all social gatherings . under that gentieman’smanagement the dancers enjoyed themselves. to. the utmost. The music was by Messrs Granville, Foote and ‘the Elser Brothers. Mv. Michell. will give soirees ut the same place every Friday evening till further notice. The Dancing Academy is now in regular operation, A Successful Grape Grower. Mr, Gillet yesterday sent to this office a basket of grapes from his famous itirsery in the eastern suburbs of the city; Among the lot were two three-ponnd bunches of Mission grapes plueked from a vine that ‘has yielded 53 pounds. Some_magnifiboth in” size and quality, of th@ Flame of Tokay and White Malvoisie kinds were also sent. These are all late varieties 4nd were raised in hizhly eultivated land without a drop of water. Alonggvith the grapes Mr. Gillet sendsa note in which he sxys: ‘‘These are a fair satnplé of what can be'raiged on the hillsides of our mountains ; but by “sending you such samples, I ‘do not mean to say with those crazy San Francisco papers, the Bulletin” and Call, that our miners ought to quit mining for raising grapes. Not at all. By ail means, let the miners keep on, as heretofare, extracting from the poorest soil I know of for -grape growing, all the gold it contains ; and let the viseyardists, who know how todo it, raise the grapes cent specimens, . on soil well adapted to that culture. There is plenty of roem fer both of that‘it is very silly on the part of the metropolis papers to give advice to the miners in regard to what the au honest living.” Hydraulic Mines Seid. rd The American Minig Company’s hydrauhe claims near Nerth San Juan were sold at Sheriff's gate yesterday to satisfy judgment” in the case wherein the Yuba Tumnel Com-— pany is plaintiff, Tee plaintiff bid in the various pigéea of property at $10,000; Unien ~claims, American claims, $21,000. $72, 520. Total — > oe —-At the Churekes To-day. There will be pseaching at the Methodist Chareh atthe usual hours. There will-also be servises as usual at the Baptist and Episespal shurches, There will be no preaebing at the Congregstional Church, Rey, Mr.

Sims, the pastor, being absent from the city. Sabbath Scheol will couvene at the usual hour. Go and hear Mrs. Dr. Potts next Tuesday evehing at the Nevada Theatre. . Seate free. Remember the date, Oct. 18th. = Pleasant Purnishe@Roeme to Kent. them to get along ; and let me say latter ought to do or not to do to gory (o the following 7irices: Yuba Tannel claims, unto ; Joint Stock claims, $1,509 ; . A Rich Drift Mine. The Downieville Messenger of yesterday says: Sixty-six ounces of hnuygets were taken from the Bald Mouutain Extension miné at Forest men are breasting on account of impure air. In three weeks, when the new air-pipe is laid in the-main-tun— nel, Superintendent Lawry’says that he can put on at least fifty men. The, total yield of the mine since the first prospect, has beén $7,009. The outlook is now that no more assessments will be levied. Up to Tuesday, night, thirty-one eunces were takee out this week, Sa = . . Going tome. ) The North San Juan-Tinies-of yes: terday says: On Monday morning last a cargo of young Chinamen left this place for their native sod via Marysville. Sherman had the. ‘stage full, ‘and to accommodate the number of passengers, he attached a buck-board as, a back-action, on which he carried a half dozen of »the celestials. They took with them their mining implements. ae so Thought:it was Shinn. A party having been. arrested by Sheriff. Boggs at Gold Run on suspicion ofthis being, Geo. Shinn, the missing train-wrecker, an examina— tion was held at Auburn. Friday. The prisoner proved to be Jim Stiggs, a cattle drover, and he whe discharged-from custody. _—_—_ eo? Banner Mine. ~ Aforce of eight or ten men are busily engaged in grading for the new hoisting works to be erected on the ;Banfer mine in this district. -The {work will be pushed to an advanced stage before the winter storms begin. ‘ Mrs, Da. Porrs is acknowledged by the Press of California. one of the niost eloquent lady. orators that ever Visited the Pacific Coast, * For Sale. ss ¥ A Portable Engiue, 7x14. Apply to G. G. Atay, Nevada Foundry. Nevada City, Sept. 7th—tf ~<a — “Mrs. Dr. Ports has the finest colip the United States. Full size life figures and groups of historical portraits. es Quirk will‘make negatives now for large pictures to be delivered at any time before or during the _holidays. 2 A. nate eatin tl Sea Mrs Pr. Porrs invites ‘the ladies of Nevada City to meet ber at the Nevada Theatre: next Wedneslay afternoon at half-past two o’clock. A free Iceture anda social hour and a half will be énjoyed, 2 * Quirk’s galery<before he goes, comeearly and don’t get left. tf. 80 Parties wishitig pictures’ copied and fivished in water-colors or erayon: had betier bri ing them in tefore Quirk goes away as they Will not have as good a chance again. _ tf, Mrs. Dr. “Porys at 1 the Nevada Theatre next Tuesday evening. Free lecture, all invited. = erTerT at f ER ait t STOMACH ITTE! Diminished Vigor Is reimbursed in great inéasure, to thase troubled with weak kidneys, by a judicious use of Hostetter’s Stoinach. Bitters, which invigorates and stimulates without exciting the urinary organs. In conjunctiou with its fluence upon them, it corrects acidity, improves appetite, and is in every way conducive to health and nerve repose, Another marked qualand its power of preventing it. For sale by all Druggists aud Dealers Egencrally,' + ' City, last week, although but four [> LARGE INVOICES NEW AND FASHIONABLE G00DS ARRIVING DAILY! Direct from the Great Manufacturing Establishments F BROAD STREET, JUS Vi ABOVE ——_—s> FLATT! : of the Fast and Europe, at the — We will open this week-all shades of Trimming Satin, Brocsded Satins, Thousands of New and Fashionable Buttons, endless. Wool Hose for Ladies and Children, Gent’s Secks, Tsle, Cotton, Wool and Cashmere from 5 cents to 149 cents. Chadwick's English Spool Cotton and Corticello Spool Silk, the best in the world. A Congress of Curiosities from the cree shores of Australi will be on Exhibit tion. We have made special reductions cn many articles to close out. .Men’s Silk Scarfs reduced to One Dollar Per Dozen,-— Ladies’ Two Bit Ties only Nine Cents, Corsets from One Dollar to Thir tynine Cents. -Men’s Colored Shirts 33 1-3 Cents. ° We have for all a fellow feeling and do not believe i deaiing. Call this week without fail at the NINE CENT STORE. Shiveley’s. varietyofEurop ean Novelties, Lisle Thread. Hose, Silk Hose, in heggish LOOK HERE In order to make room for my new gouds I now make'a bona fide offer Store, For the Next Two Weeks, —— AT AUCTION N PRICES ! Any one wanting a anything in the DRY AND FANCY GooDs line can positively save money by calling at the IMPGRTANT STORE, oppo. site Citizens Bank, Don’t make your purchases until . Br ices. — PD. AUERBACH. Nevada City,Sept. 17th. ~ASK FOR—— Union. India Rubber Co's ‘Pure -Para Gum GRACKPROCY Rubber Boots and Coats. Beware of Imitations ! BE sure the Boots are stamped Crack . J Proof on the heels, and have the Pure Gunmt_ Springs 6n the foot and inst . whieh prevent: their cracking or. brea} ‘They will last ieee: as long as any ot manufactured. For Bale by all Dealers, All kinds Rubber Belting, “Tiog, Hose, Springs, Clothinz, and Shoes,Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER CC. R. H. PEASE, Jr.) Agents. ail S.A. RUNYON, j San fianefsco. , Pack ~ Boots. Milwaukee Beer Depot!ROGE R CONLAN, Propric tor e Brond street.. . Oppesite Stumpi 's Ie ‘ NEVADA CITY. JEST draft Porter-in the State; Laeer ) Beer on draft and in bottles from (i ref rig’s Milt waukee Brewery, jyol ‘ cee ee GEORGE C. GAYLORD, DEALER IN Groceries, Proytsions, Case, Grods, Grain, Feed, Et., s ean . 42 Goods Sold at Bed Rock Prices, Agent for Giant Powder Company lection of anatomical (oil)_paintings . ! THERE is goingto be a rush at ity is its control ever fever and ague, ISSUED FROM THE Palace Dry Goods — ROSENBERG BROS,, OF THE PALACE DRY GOODS STORE have this day recei fe — a stock of Dry Goods as has never before been seen in any one store: Northern California. Asa well-known lady of experience remarked : “We can find more goods in this Store. than in all the other Stores in the city combined.” ‘Having sucht an immense stock of goods to speak for hucticlves, it would be useless to tell the people bow and of whom we buy them. Lverybody knows we can sell at other houses’ prices and ake inmmense profits. In tact those other houses could buy of us at. lower rates than they now pay. We buy not only for our own great establishments, but also for other firms on commission. We do certainly now, as we have always done, permit noone to undersell us, , We do not claim to be public Benefactors. Neither do we keep trash in our store ; nor do we throw baits in order to catch customers. Lvery piece of goods STANDS ON ITS OWN -MERITS, And must bring its legitimate price, So you pay no more in our store } forone,yard of the finest fabric made than you do proportionately for one yard of calico. This accounts for OUR SUCCESS IN BUSINESS HER K AND ELSEWHERE. Having arranged our Store this fall into separate départiients, you will perceive upon first entering ' Our Corset Wepartment Where we have a very extensive stock purchased from Eastern houses that failed this season. We liave made ph reductions in prices on this line of goods, In order to give our custemers and friends the full benefit of these bargains, we will sell *“*OUR FAVORITE,” the best in the market for the price (usually one dollar) for FIFTY CENTS. “OUR CAMILIE,” the leading Corset, with doub!e busk, aud cuaranhteed. A pair of new steels will be given for every one that breaks. Selling in other stores at One Dollar anda half., Sold at the Palace fot SEVENLY-LIVE CENTS. We i have about 20 different brands of Corsets on all-of which a reduction of At per cent. has béenordered. ‘They are PASSING: AWAY VERY RAPID LY, and we desire our customers to couwe carly and secure them, “Oh ykir” Reware cf Imitations! ROS BROS. -is the only Honsg in Nev adh City keeping the GENUINE Foster Nid Glove. All others are imij tations. Ladies, observe when — e (PATENTED JUNK 15TH, TST ee : ee, All others are imitation. ie; 3 7 \ O : ‘Doo " We ‘have in our office, free for all, any amount of POSTAGE STAMPS, Everybody ia welcome to usethem. Respectfully, 5 4 pair bears the nanie of ‘‘Foster, Bosrm BERG Bros. PROCLAMATION Notice of Dissolution of Paritnership. Totice is hereby given toall whe iL if thay concern, that the, copartnership he Sg fore, existing between FL L.Harry "i mand HD. Parr, under the name of . Harrvhousern & C 0: is this day dis rl by mutual consent. . FP. L. Harryhous to pay all debts, an @ colect all bills due t) firm. Witness our hands this 11th day of Octo ber, A. BD. 1331, Fo. HARRYHOUSEN. H.D. PARR, ° Nevada City, Oct. 12th, 1481. Luetje. and Brand, WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS, EROADST. pp. Stinpf’s ITotel, 4 BEWARE OF JMITAT I ON ' to sell any and every article in my— you have examined my Goods as ee Ne TT. —S Lace . a purchasing gloves that every The Public is imitations. Spe Pioneer REFINED . SAN FRANCISCO. CAUTIONED against SPURIOUS Grape Cream Fartar: EnglishBicard Soda SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED. A.Souitune & ((0. . vy Baking Powder: is the only Powder con-~ sisting of nothing but *