October 24, 1876 (4 pages)

ke ar. ° “RDOg. Ularly range. On the 1st: vl, ‘make € Bpea. ‘ularly Tange. Delt. POT, hoicest fee. y 4 10 Sole sale of gary ie 4 real ese F OTH. NT RE RMORY where . yusebold k, P.M salon, tf street, FURNE: examin 1 Chea}mo Seve ine to fter {hit yf stage A clit we; M., 08 Friday AM days, ® orth Sa! yrders tisg* 9 alr ady ogi Dt Club will give the throng people who willbe here ou Thurs?) vivht, a chance to hear # me of ther soulgtirring camps ign “song 8. e are ja the condition of tie atmospbere4 gOW. ex Thursday night wiil be the 1. ‘generally admitted that he made one all went away in the best of spirits. — ne Daily. Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. ————n LOCAL AFFA IRS. Loca i B revit ies. “We hope the Grassy V.lley Glee! disposed to promise ‘that that privilege will be en): oyed by all. who attend the Fitch meeting on Thuibday evening. Pure, invigorafing and delightful (Phere were seven cat loads of pecple went down tu the polttical meeting at Grass Valiey last Saturday evening. Free trains aré popular jnstitutions. If the weather is fine, the meetiny gest ever seen in this city.» +. Sweet cider isea drink, liked by most people. There are .-buudrecs df bushels. of apples ‘lying on tre ground iti this vicinity, and at. the hardware siores of Turner and Jobn-, ston there are. -namerous . ciderpresses going to wust, wailing for payers. Way don t some one buy u cider mill, and soine one sturt a sweet cider etand on the sweyt so us to. “gave” the apples. +o — Estee’s Meoting. ~‘Flon. M. M. Estee “addressed ‘the citizens of ‘this place on Satarday night last atthe ‘Thea re, andit was of the ablest speeches of the camK. Casper. Has returned from San Francisco, and bas received the largest stock of Men, Boy’s clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and everything that can be found in a first class, Clothing store. All who have coin to ‘invest, can save Saney by calling at his store. sae sep-28 Centennial Dancing Club bodies hive a s dance at al ackaet ; Citizens aa to attend. ‘Adibie sion One Dollar. : “Union Hotel Barber Shop. and-a-close eut of the hair isa luxry this het “weather. Fay, at the Uniwa Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style, ei pcirencn egies es Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars! 2,000 Fruit Jurs, in store and for sule by W. A, S1GouURNEY, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada AMONG. the most agreeuble and grutulylng qualiges of Gleen’s Suipyut Soup are those which characierxe kas an article of the toilet. It softems wud suivoths the skiu, clears itof pimptes and discolorations, aud wakes 10 look and feel patural. Sold every where, ° eo A Harmless Medicine yet one of the most poteul. curative agents evee known. AHopatuic, Howcoerpathic, Buotame aod Eiectrie physicians ulike recommend ii for Weak Lupgs, exhibited “by Short breath pale; tips, “hacking T ‘cough, pain in tbe side, stoopisy gant, and general want of vigor, fora ing (be well knowu stages. of consumption, By in hailing the Extiact the Lrugs wil. be invigerited aud the cupucity.of the chest will be paign. The audieuce. was attentive and-unusually appreciative.’ Not a point was missed by them. The applause was :requent and hearty, and much’ enlarged, the air cells developed, and the entire system wilibe invigorated. oo OO 4 The Word ‘‘sozodont.** Mr. Estee is an able and eloquent speaker, His visit made hosis friends here, who will give him a cordial -welcome whenever hereturns . here. ew Another Bid. of . Which has-already become a household word, derived from tbe Greek, aug composed of two words, Si zo aud Odontes. ‘*Sozo’’ translated, menns to preserve, and ‘*Odontes”’ the teeth—"SOZODONT”’ a preserver of the teeth, And it istzue to its’ name. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, -hardeus and invigorates the gums, and-corrects all impurities We understand that there Wwas—w bid putin for building the addition to the County Jail, for something less than $2,500, but that it was not presented to the Board of Supervisors until after the time advertised for receiving bids had expired. _ 2a. i. Saeee The Meeting of the Campaign. There will be a grand rally on Thursday night in this city. The Republican bosts will be out in full force from alll parts of the cuvnty The town will be ablaze with illumivations, bonfires and torchlights, and the skies will be made brilliant with fire-works. Delegates will. be here from every portion of the eoun. ty, and tbe demonstrations will eclipse avything of the kind seen here for ten. years. will: be one long to be remembered. liad atl Special Notive ° In conseqifence of Free Trains running to Grass Valley, onFriday evening next, the Centennial Dancing Club will hold its party on ‘Thursday evening of this week, and every Thursjay evening hereafter, until further notice. o24-3t. Blac aiaye" “Var eee ne cree The Very Latest. Wehave just received the latess . _Styles of Hats, Boy’s Clothing, also a: full line” of Overcoats -and-Tatmas, which quality and price, can not be equaled by any other Honse on the coast, HYMAN BROS. Corner Broad and Pine streets. ~ To the Credi:sors of the Late Bank of Newada County. ™ You are éach respectfuily informs] ed that final arrangements Lave been . made with the Citizens Bank, and) John W. Hinds, mittee, when the certificates of fosit’and stock of the new bank will issue to each creditor, Monday, the and after} Each . on 2u. 4 instant. ¢reditor, by bringing the committee — é D. Long, . receipt to the cfliceof W. will receive the eviderce ‘of their! debt and rew bouk stock. o18-lw K.Cas>: eeBourders Wanted. A few gentlemen can be cecommodated with board and sudsi' +>? we : by applying to Mrs. C. W. Coie. . , Aristocracy fa. bau-if Dearu or Vasncas Biarr.— Francis P. Blair, Sr., journalist. and politician, died on the 18th inst.,.at bis residence, Sil ver Springs, Marylaud, at the age of 87 years, The oceasion } Men’s, Youth’s ap d. in. Esq , by your co m-. the veverable . ~ of the breath, The ordo of this pure preparation is so delightful that it is a luxury to a: ply it: harmless as water. Svuld by al draggists and perfamers. tpg ge oes A Cardy i To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe lthat. will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy as . discove.ed by # missionary in South A America. . Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseru T. Inman, . station D, Bible House, New York . City. jnl3 6m rll lets HaGan’s Maanoura BALM preserves and restores the complexion; removes . freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and Its applieationcannot be detected. e————_—_—_———oo OO Lyon’s KarHarion makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriantshair; prevents its falling out ort jing gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeas. Is . charmingly perfumed, anu has no . rival. i -mcbl2-ly , CASH ! CASH ! . ‘HOW TO SAVE MONEY. ee ; a ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, {Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00 and upwi ards, we will, on and after . this date, give a . . DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER: CENT. “From Regular Prices. +~_LESTER & MULLOY, Deviersi in Groceries & Pr avisions, NO>62 ‘BROAD STREET, sy27 aS Neveda City. Founded fr ce ‘March, 1876. on @ OF OC. } % re —__— A nice shampoo, —a—clean—shave,. —: 1 ta E. Bond, t 181: A. “Eddy, delicate. . GRAND MASQUERADE CARNIVAL! 8 BY THE ALLEMANNIA CLUB, never before attempted here, WILL BE GIVEN ON Thanksgiving Ni ght (1876, AT « Temperance Hall. Four Fine Prizes to be awarded tothe most Origival dies aa Gentlemen. The Prizes to be awarded by a committee of five ‘selected from. the audience. HONORARY COMMITTEE. NEVADA CITY. Hen. T. B. Reardan, Hon, Niles Searls, Hon. Jno. Culdwell, E H. Gaylord br. R. M. Huut, G.S Uupp, B.Jd. Watson, A. Blumenthal, O. Maltman, J. Naffziger, Capt. J. Raop, H. H. Hassins, R. CO. Walrath, A.D. Tower, J.D. White,N. W. Knowdton, N. P. Brown, WR. Coe, P. H. Belden, T. Mein, J. KB. Brown, Chas. E. Mulloy, Geo. W. Welch, Dr. H. Valautine, 3 On'a scale of Magnificence. -. W oolen Hose, ; GRAND OPENING . FALL and: WINTER DRY GOODS, . BLUMENTHAL’S, CORNER BROAD. AND PINE STREETS NEVADA CITY. ] HAVE jns* returned from San Fran. , cisco with the LARGESr and BEST ASSORLED Stock ot Fall and Winter Goods, — Ever brought to Nevada City; cons{sting in -part us follows: DRESS GOODS=——== Scotch Plaids, all colors, French and American Prints, Black Cretons, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Alpaccas,all colors, Belgian Cords, Black Silks, ete. FLANNELS, White, Red aud Blue, widths, ° all SHAWLS. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s—in large variety. -~MUSLINS. White Rock, Lonesdale, Masonville, and other favorite brands. FANCY GOODS. Corsets, Fancy Cotton and “Veils, Wors-. ted in all shades, Ladies’ and Children’s U nderwéar, ete. Blankets, Bhactlngs: Cassimeres, Table Linen, Napkins, etc. CARPETS. Three-ply, Brussels, Ingrain, Oil. Cloth, and Matting. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—a large. assortment. Ladies are invited to examine.my goods and prices J. M. Walling, W.H. Crawford, R. W. Tully, M. L. Marsh, John' Cashin, John Pattison. G. G. Allan, B.H. Miller, Jerry Payne, A H. Hauson, Wr. Powell, Wm.J, Johnston, H, W. Heyman, M. Rosenberg. A. W. Lester, A. barton. A. lsoard, Chas. Grimes, John B. Conn, D. RK. McKenuy, Geo. F. Jacobs, Phil. Byrne. GRASS VALLE». Hon. Wm, Watt, R, Leach, Dr. H. McCormick, J. Bamberger, W.C. Stokes, E. W. Robevis, W. Loutzenheiser, J, ©. Coleman, A. Berg, ~ R. Shoemaker, J. Jennins, ~ &OB. Bray; N. Nathan, D. Binkleman, Cal. R. Clirke, J.¥F. Kidder, Saml. Novitzky, H, Wobler, Ed. Coleman, John Glausson, C. H. Mitchel, Jacob Heyman. BAN JUAN. O. P. Stidger, Simon Furth, I. McMurray, J.8. Mcbride, NORTH BLOOMFIELD, H. C. Perkins, V. Weiss, R. Schneider, TY. P. Orandall. MOORE’S FLAT. W. B. Cummings, Chas. Hagerty, John McNulty. GRANITEVILLE, ~ R. G. Dickiesen, J. Eagan, LUE TENT. QO. Campbell. YOU BET. Joh Heinson, HUNT'S HILT. P. Goodspeed, . —_—— 1 D.T. Hughes, B.F. Snell, Ed. Carney, Committee of Arrangements, G. von Schmittburg, Ed. Golismith, Ed. Muller, J.d. Ott, B. J. Brandt, Lee Garthe. Floor Director, G. von Schmittburg. “MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF. M. M. BLUM, Of San Francisco. Hon. A.B Dibble, g& before purchasiag elsewhere. All orders promptly at\ tended to. A BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets. Nevad: a City, Se pt. 24. im CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 1 cor STOCK, $230,000. OFFICERS «., DIRECTORS : Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, bi Ng Thos. Mein. Geo. A, Cooper, bs E. M. Preston. —— Pure’ ise Gold Dust and Bullion. Warrants. Sacramento, geles. ac? princ ipal Euupéan Cities Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS. San Fraticisco—First Nat Gold Bank, San Jose —Farmers National Gold : ‘ank, New York—Firet National Bank. 824 “ESTRAY N NOIIGE. NAME to the ranch neh of the undersigned, C October ,. 1875, one Blue year old Steer, branded I: H on left hip, and alsoa brand on side, blurred. Earbit in right. The owner by proving property abd paying d»mayes can recover it. if not oiled for within 30 days will be sold. H. SCHARDIN. Newt pwn, Sept. 15, 1876. KEROSENE e OF THE BEST QUALITY, PRESTON’S! AT Fresh Cough Candy, GENUINE Vickets, inclading Carriages, $3. Admitting one gentleman-and two . CAMP, NO. 73, RDER OF CAUCASIANS, Meets Q> EVERY A TURDAY EVENING, at . this r Hall, Corser of Broad avd Pine . Star ets, ove: the brug Stor re. o10-1m DENTIST RY R. P. .E. HUGHSON, has ppenec an office tin Kidd’s ‘Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared to perform, <1] kinds of viechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and mostepproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcapite and Aluminum. Satisfactiou “Ujadies. Each additional: lady. will be charged $1 extra. Every gentleman is entitled to two ladies’ tickets, and can obtain them by leaving the ladies’ names with E. Goldsmith. Maskers must identify themselves to a commitiee on entering the Hall. }O clock. zuaranteed as to quality-and arate of work. \ sits made at residence if desiredNevada, May 30th, 1871. = @ ) Committee. Giand March commences at 9) Tickets can a had of any of the} BETHESDA ~.WATER, 1 eyes FROM THE SPRING AT WAUKESHA, W153. Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Minirg Chemicals, ayy Wevada Drug Store, ‘FE. M. PRE‘TON P.rop’r. “STOCKHOLDERS 8 MEETING., By-Laws, pess as may lawfully come before it. 624 : & M. PRESTON, President. EB. M. PRESTON 2. icc chee ss tees President. TT’, W SrgouURNEY.2.. Vice Pregident. JOHN 'T.:MORGAS., .006005 eeu. Cashier. Jobn T. Morgan, W. Sigourney, Receive Deposits. buy and sell exchange. Higi.e-t price puid for State and County Draw Checks.on San Francisco,San Jose Virginia Cityf{and Los AnAlso sell Exchange on New York, and all uke collectiéng: and transact a general Koau four marks—slit in left ear, unde r bit and over © Clock P: M., for the purpose of aioekina und transecting such other busi. Latest Fashions AND I8 OUR MOTTO. . ——n L. Jacobs & Bro. MRAND OPENING OF A’ OUR NEW HW STOCK OF ~ FALL & WINTER GOUDS' " Consisting of Cashmeres, “Damassa Cloth, Empress Cloth, .¥ , ‘Plaid and Waterproof, Hats, Flowers, Ties, ; Gloves, and the latest sty len of Shawls. Also a full and complete stock of Housefurnishing and Fancy Goods. Our stock of GARPETS QUALITY OR PRICES. ties in the Dry Goods line, as soon as they appear in the Sin Francisco market, and we assure. the ladies of Nevada City and county that we wiil sell. our Goods: this season CHEAPER THAN EVER known heretofore: A kind all to examine our stock, invitation is extended to No trouGive us a call. L. J acobs & Bro. Ne vada Cc ity, Sept. 30, 1876. Drugs, Medicines, &c ble to show Goods. P, H., BELDEN, fuccessor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. ' Wholegale & Retail desler § Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, “Patent Medicines, &c, A full line of Choice Pertumery, Toilet Suaps, ‘Foilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, such ag lank Books, Letter, Noté and Legul Pa er, Gold Pens. & Bisnk Books invie to order at the lowest an Frviiciseo prices, partments and my prices are low. a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. . Nevada, March 31, 1876. f ‘4. EB BRANDY and WHISKY. RY JO’S OLD SAZERAC, VINTAGE 1860. Warranted pure or money refunded, Old Kentucky Farm Whiskies, Seven Years Old, 53 J. V.PE TTT. I solici NILES SEARLS, ‘attcrney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Heurse. EMPIRE: LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL.NEVADA CITY. I. WELLINGTON,” Proprietor. NEE proprietor of the EMPIRE STAthe Larggst lot of _. __ Horses, Carriages and Kuggies To be found, in thie part of the State. Teams, with, hlegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and bn the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free froin vice, style and vapable of goil gentléian cares to drive. Carriages for F unerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest vf care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, -Neva Nevata City, November 7b, 1875, of good MFETING OF THE STOCKHOLDTed WALLING ER< of the Citizens Bank will be a held at the Banking House, on Broad . ATTORNEY ‘AT LAW. street. on Mondsy evening, Nov: 6. at 7% AND 4 FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FE FICR, Brown & Morgan's Block, NE ( Su We will receive the Latest Novel= My Siovk is most complete in all its de BLES announces that be has now . . g as fast as any VADA C!LrY, Cal. a8. THE a V Flume Company, LOWEST PRICES, “—OF— Nevada and: Grass Valley, . Ld RE now prepared to fill orders for Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Fiuishing, and a . General Acapyjment of Building amber. AlWa ¥son Hand,_ TA Large Amount.of Seasoneg SPRUCE WOOD on ‘hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son; Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, wil receive prompt attention. N.&G.V.W. &L Uo. Mevads, Oct. 20th, 1875. A, NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD UN CoMMISSION. —o fa V holesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS AND TOBACCO MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. jy9 UNION MARKET. . Coin:aercial Street, Nevada City. J. & C, J. NAFFZIGER, HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL EKS INBEEF, PORK, . MUTTON,: CORN BEEF, . SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left-atthe shop will be attended to promptly,: and satistaction given both in Pr se and quality of meats, Thankfal for past patronage. they solicit a continuance of the same. Nevada City, April 1, 1876. THE OLD” ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Valley Stage Line, ! Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’clock A. M.; returning leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M ; returning leave Nevada City at 6 P.M. part of the city without extra charge Packayes carried at low rates, tels in Nevada City, or at the Exchange or Wisconsip Hotels, or Benson House Grass Valléy, will be gerd oof attended ta, auyotf B. » HARRIS, Prop’! r. REMOVAL, ROGER CONLAN, I J AS removed h's be pot for tee sale of the justly celebrated SCHLITZ’ MILWAUKEE BEER From the U. 8. Brewery Salcon to next house be low. ’ OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, ; BROAD SPREOT, NEVADA CITY, The best home brewed BEER from Dreyfuss’ Brewery, on draught and in buttles, Nevada City Oct 10, 1876. W. D. LONG, Attornev and Connselor at Law AND NOTAKY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STRYET, opp’ st the Nations al Exet hange Hotel, PHILIP RIC 4ARDS, No. 30 Muin Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust hought and sold. Bullion discoun ed. Advances made on Gold ust or bullion fur coinuge atthe Mint, CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, Swiss American Bank, . Ban Francisco sey 2 Eo bn JAME 8 s J. OTT. ASSAYER, YOLD AND ORES of every Cesciiption W Kefined, Melted and Assayea, Ly request Golu bars excuunged for Coin. 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, EI) LECTRO PHA’ tr ING in GOL» or Sm VER. oe H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIA \, ( FFICE, CORN BROAD AND PIYB STREETS, over Pres.ou’s Drvg mw, . Enirance ow Piue sireet. Kresraectice-atthe crt Keeney place y “Main St. Orders jeft at B-M. Yriste Will be at.endei te. s Ladies and _gentlemen—called-for.at—any Ke Orders left at the National or Union Ho.

ke ar. ° “RDOg. Ularly range. On the 1st: vl, ‘make € Bpea. ‘ularly Tange. Delt. POT, hoicest fee. y 4 10 Sole sale of gary ie 4 real ese F OTH. NT RE RMORY where . yusebold k, P.M salon, tf street, FURNE: examin 1 Chea}mo Seve ine to fter {hit yf stage A clit we; M., 08 Friday AM days, ® orth Sa! yrders tisg* 9 alr ady ogi Dt Club will give the throng people who willbe here ou Thurs?) vivht, a chance to hear # me of ther soulgtirring camps ign “song 8. e are ja the condition of tie atmospbere4 gOW. ex Thursday night wiil be the 1. ‘generally admitted that he made one all went away in the best of spirits. — ne Daily. Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. ————n LOCAL AFFA IRS. Loca i B revit ies. “We hope the Grassy V.lley Glee! disposed to promise ‘that that privilege will be en): oyed by all. who attend the Fitch meeting on Thuibday evening. Pure, invigorafing and delightful (Phere were seven cat loads of pecple went down tu the polttical meeting at Grass Valiey last Saturday evening. Free trains aré popular jnstitutions. If the weather is fine, the meetiny gest ever seen in this city.» +. Sweet cider isea drink, liked by most people. There are .-buudrecs df bushels. of apples ‘lying on tre ground iti this vicinity, and at. the hardware siores of Turner and Jobn-, ston there are. -namerous . ciderpresses going to wust, wailing for payers. Way don t some one buy u cider mill, and soine one sturt a sweet cider etand on the sweyt so us to. “gave” the apples. +o — Estee’s Meoting. ~‘Flon. M. M. Estee “addressed ‘the citizens of ‘this place on Satarday night last atthe ‘Thea re, andit was of the ablest speeches of the camK. Casper.. Has returned from San Francisco, and bas received the largest stock of Men, Boy’s clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and everything that can be found in a first class, Clothing store. All who have coin to ‘invest, can save Saney by calling at his store. sae sep-28 Centennial Dancing Club bodies hive a s dance at al ackaet ; Citizens aa to attend. ‘Adibie sion One Dollar. : “Union Hotel Barber Shop. and-a-close eut of the hair isa luxry this het “weather. Fay, at the Uniwa Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style, ei pcirencn egies es Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars! 2,000 Fruit Jurs, in store and for sule by W. A, S1GouURNEY, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada AMONG. the most agreeuble and grutulylng qualiges of Gleen’s Suipyut Soup are those which characierxe kas an article of the toilet. It softems wud suivoths the skiu, clears itof pimptes and discolorations, aud wakes 10 look and feel patural. Sold every where, ° eo A Harmless Medicine yet one of the most poteul. curative agents evee known. AHopatuic, Howcoerpathic, Buotame aod Eiectrie physicians ulike recommend ii for Weak Lupgs, exhibited “by Short breath pale; tips, “hacking T ‘cough, pain in tbe side, stoopisy gant, and general want of vigor, fora ing (be well knowu stages. of consumption, By in hailing the Extiact the Lrugs wil. be invigerited aud the cupucity.of the chest will be paign. The audieuce. was attentive and-unusually appreciative.’ Not a point was missed by them. The applause was :requent and hearty, and much’ enlarged, the air cells developed, and the entire system wilibe invigorated. oo OO 4 The Word ‘‘sozodont.** Mr. Estee is an able and eloquent speaker, His visit made hosis friends here, who will give him a cordial -welcome whenever hereturns . here. ew Another Bid. of . Which has-already become a household word, derived from tbe Greek, aug composed of two words, Si zo aud Odontes. ‘*Sozo’’ translated, menns to preserve, and ‘*Odontes”’ the teeth—"SOZODONT”’ a preserver of the teeth, And it istzue to its’ name. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, -hardeus and invigorates the gums, and-corrects all impurities We understand that there Wwas—w bid putin for building the addition to the County Jail, for something less than $2,500, but that it was not presented to the Board of Supervisors until after the time advertised for receiving bids had expired. _ 2a. i. Saeee The Meeting of the Campaign. There will be a grand rally on Thursday night in this city. The Republican bosts will be out in full force from alll parts of the cuvnty The town will be ablaze with illumivations, bonfires and torchlights, and the skies will be made brilliant with fire-works. Delegates will. be here from every portion of the eoun. ty, and tbe demonstrations will eclipse avything of the kind seen here for ten. years. will: be one long to be remembered. liad atl Special Notive ° In conseqifence of Free Trains running to Grass Valley, onFriday evening next, the Centennial Dancing Club will hold its party on ‘Thursday evening of this week, and every Thursjay evening hereafter, until further notice. o24-3t. Blac aiaye" “Var eee ne cree The Very Latest. Wehave just received the latess . _Styles of Hats, Boy’s Clothing, also a: full line” of Overcoats -and-Tatmas, which quality and price, can not be equaled by any other Honse on the coast, HYMAN BROS. Corner Broad and Pine streets. ~ To the Credi:sors of the Late Bank of Newada County. ™ You are éach respectfuily informs] ed that final arrangements Lave been . made with the Citizens Bank, and) John W. Hinds, mittee, when the certificates of fosit’and stock of the new bank will issue to each creditor, Monday, the and after} Each . on 2u. 4 instant. ¢reditor, by bringing the committee — é D. Long, . receipt to the cfliceof W. will receive the eviderce ‘of their! debt and rew bouk stock. o18-lw K.Cas>: eeBourders Wanted. A few gentlemen can be cecommodated with board and sudsi' +>? we : by applying to Mrs. C. W. Coie. . , Aristocracy fa. bau-if Dearu or Vasncas Biarr.— Francis P. Blair, Sr., journalist. and politician, died on the 18th inst.,.at bis residence, Sil ver Springs, Marylaud, at the age of 87 years, The oceasion } Men’s, Youth’s ap d. in. Esq , by your co m-. the veverable . ~ of the breath, The ordo of this pure preparation is so delightful that it is a luxury to a: ply it: harmless as water. Svuld by al draggists and perfamers. tpg ge oes A Cardy i To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervons weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe lthat. will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy as . discove.ed by # missionary in South A America. . Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseru T. Inman, . station D, Bible House, New York . City. jnl3 6m rll lets HaGan’s Maanoura BALM preserves and restores the complexion; removes . freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and Its applieationcannot be detected. e————_—_—_———oo OO Lyon’s KarHarion makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriantshair; prevents its falling out ort jing gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeas. Is . charmingly perfumed, anu has no . rival. i -mcbl2-ly , CASH ! CASH ! . ‘HOW TO SAVE MONEY. ee ; a ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, {Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00 and upwi ards, we will, on and after . this date, give a . . DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER: CENT. “From Regular Prices. +~_LESTER & MULLOY, Deviersi in Groceries & Pr avisions, NO>62 ‘BROAD STREET, sy27 aS Neveda City. Founded fr ce ‘March, 1876. on @ OF OC. } % re —__— A nice shampoo, —a—clean—shave,. —: 1 ta E. Bond, t 181: A. “Eddy, delicate. . GRAND MASQUERADE CARNIVAL! 8 BY THE ALLEMANNIA CLUB, never before attempted here, WILL BE GIVEN ON Thanksgiving Ni ght (1876, AT « Temperance Hall. Four Fine Prizes to be awarded tothe most Origival dies aa Gentlemen. The Prizes to be awarded by a committee of five ‘selected from. the audience. HONORARY COMMITTEE. NEVADA CITY. Hen. T. B. Reardan, Hon, Niles Searls, Hon. Jno. Culdwell, E H. Gaylord br. R. M. Huut, G.S Uupp, B.Jd. Watson, A. Blumenthal, O. Maltman, J. Naffziger, Capt. J. Raop, H. H. Hassins, R. CO. Walrath, A.D. Tower, J.D. White,N. W. Knowdton, N. P. Brown, WR. Coe, P. H. Belden, T. Mein, J. KB. Brown, Chas. E. Mulloy, Geo. W. Welch, Dr. H. Valautine, 3 On'a scale of Magnificence. -. W oolen Hose, ; GRAND OPENING . FALL and: WINTER DRY GOODS, . BLUMENTHAL’S, CORNER BROAD. AND PINE STREETS NEVADA CITY. ] HAVE jns* returned from San Fran. , cisco with the LARGESr and BEST ASSORLED Stock ot Fall and Winter Goods, — Ever brought to Nevada City; cons{sting in -part us follows: DRESS GOODS=——== Scotch Plaids, all colors, French and American Prints, Black Cretons, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Alpaccas,all colors, Belgian Cords, Black Silks, ete. FLANNELS, White, Red aud Blue, widths, ° all SHAWLS. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s—in large variety. -~MUSLINS. White Rock, Lonesdale, Masonville, and other favorite brands. FANCY GOODS. Corsets, Fancy Cotton and “Veils, Wors-. ted in all shades, Ladies’ and Children’s U nderwéar, ete. Blankets, Bhactlngs: Cassimeres, Table Linen, Napkins, etc. CARPETS. Three-ply, Brussels, Ingrain, Oil. Cloth, and Matting. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—a large. assortment. Ladies are invited to examine.my goods and prices J. M. Walling, W.H. Crawford, R. W. Tully, M. L. Marsh, John' Cashin, John Pattison. G. G. Allan, B.H. Miller, Jerry Payne, A H. Hauson, Wr. Powell, Wm.J, Johnston, H, W. Heyman, M. Rosenberg. A. W. Lester, A. barton. A. lsoard, Chas. Grimes, John B. Conn, D. RK. McKenuy, Geo. F. Jacobs, Phil. Byrne. GRASS VALLE».

Hon. Wm, Watt, R, Leach, Dr. H. McCormick, J. Bamberger, W.C. Stokes, E. W. Robevis, W. Loutzenheiser, J, ©. Coleman, A. Berg, ~ R. Shoemaker, J. Jennins, ~ &OB. Bray; N. Nathan, D. Binkleman, Cal. R. Clirke, J.¥F. Kidder, Saml. Novitzky, H, Wobler, Ed. Coleman, John Glausson, C. H. Mitchel, Jacob Heyman. BAN JUAN. O. P. Stidger, Simon Furth, I. McMurray, J.8. Mcbride, NORTH BLOOMFIELD, H. C. Perkins, V. Weiss, R. Schneider, TY. P. Orandall. MOORE’S FLAT. W. B. Cummings, Chas. Hagerty, John McNulty. GRANITEVILLE, ~ R. G. Dickiesen, J. Eagan, LUE TENT. QO. Campbell. YOU BET. Joh Heinson, HUNT'S HILT. P. Goodspeed, . —_—— 1 D.T. Hughes, B.F. Snell, Ed. Carney, Committee of Arrangements, G. von Schmittburg, Ed. Golismith, Ed. Muller, J.d. Ott, B. J. Brandt, Lee Garthe. Floor Director, G. von Schmittburg. “MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF. M. M. BLUM, Of San Francisco. Hon. A.B Dibble, g& before purchasiag elsewhere. All orders promptly at\ tended to. A BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets. Nevad: a City, Se pt. 24. im CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 1 cor STOCK, $230,000. OFFICERS «., DIRECTORS : Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, bi Ng Thos. Mein. Geo. A, Cooper, bs E. M. Preston. —— Pure’ ise Gold Dust and Bullion. Warrants. Sacramento, geles. ac? princ ipal Euupéan Cities Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS. San Fraticisco—First Nat Gold Bank, San Jose —Farmers National Gold : ‘ank, New York—Firet National Bank. 824 “ESTRAY N NOIIGE. NAME to the ranch neh of the undersigned, C October ,. 1875, one Blue year old Steer, branded I: H on left hip, and alsoa brand on side, blurred. Earbit in right.. The owner by proving property abd paying d»mayes can recover it. if not oiled for within 30 days will be sold. H. SCHARDIN. Newt pwn, Sept. 15, 1876. KEROSENE e OF THE BEST QUALITY, PRESTON’S! AT Fresh Cough Candy, GENUINE Vickets, inclading Carriages, $3. Admitting one gentleman-and two . CAMP, NO. 73, RDER OF CAUCASIANS, Meets Q> EVERY A TURDAY EVENING, at . this r Hall, Corser of Broad avd Pine . Star ets, ove: the brug Stor re. o10-1m DENTIST RY R. P. .E. HUGHSON, has ppenec an office tin Kidd’s ‘Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared to perform, <1] kinds of viechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and mostepproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcapite and Aluminum. Satisfactiou “Ujadies. Each additional: lady. will be charged $1 extra. Every gentleman is entitled to two ladies’ tickets, and can obtain them by leaving the ladies’ names with E. Goldsmith. Maskers must identify themselves to a commitiee on entering the Hall. }O clock. zuaranteed as to quality-and arate of work. \ sits made at residence if desiredNevada, May 30th, 1871. = @ ) Committee. Giand March commences at 9) Tickets can a had of any of the} BETHESDA ~.WATER, 1 eyes FROM THE SPRING AT WAUKESHA, W153. Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Minirg Chemicals, ayy Wevada Drug Store, ‘FE. M. PRE‘TON P.rop’r. “STOCKHOLDERS 8 MEETING., By-Laws, pess as may lawfully come before it. 624 : & M. PRESTON, President. EB. M. PRESTON 2. icc chee ss tees President. TT’, W SrgouURNEY..2... Vice Pregident. JOHN 'T.:MORGAS., ..006005 eeu. Cashier. Jobn T. Morgan, W. Sigourney, Receive Deposits. buy and sell exchange. Higi.e-t price puid for State and County Draw Checks.on San Francisco,San Jose Virginia Cityf{and Los AnAlso sell Exchange on New York, and all uke collectiéng: and transact a general Koau four marks—slit in left ear, unde r bit and over © Clock P: M., for the purpose of aioekina und transecting such other busi. Latest Fashions AND I8 OUR MOTTO. . ——n L. Jacobs & Bro. MRAND OPENING OF A’ OUR NEW HW STOCK OF ~ FALL & WINTER GOUDS' " Consisting of Cashmeres, “Damassa Cloth, Empress Cloth, .¥ , ‘Plaid and Waterproof, Hats, Flowers, Ties, ; Gloves, and the latest sty len of Shawls. Also a full and complete stock of Housefurnishing and Fancy Goods. Our stock of GARPETS QUALITY OR PRICES. ties in the Dry Goods line, as soon as they appear in the Sin Francisco market, and we assure. the ladies of Nevada City and county that we wiil sell. our Goods: this season CHEAPER THAN EVER known heretofore: A kind all to examine our stock, invitation is extended to No trouGive us a call. L. J acobs & Bro. Ne vada Cc ity, Sept. 30, 1876. Drugs, Medicines, &c ble to show Goods. P, H., BELDEN, fuccessor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. ' Wholegale & Retail desler § Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, “Patent Medicines, &c, A full line of Choice Pertumery, Toilet Suaps, ‘Foilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, such ag lank Books, Letter, Noté and Legul Pa er, Gold Pens. & Bisnk Books invie to order at the lowest an Frviiciseo prices, partments and my prices are low. a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. . Nevada, March 31, 1876. f ‘4. EB BRANDY and WHISKY. RY JO’S OLD SAZERAC, VINTAGE 1860. Warranted pure or money refunded, Old Kentucky Farm Whiskies, Seven Years Old, 53 J. V.PE TTT. I solici NILES SEARLS, ‘attcrney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Heurse. EMPIRE: LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL.NEVADA CITY. I. WELLINGTON,” Proprietor. NEE proprietor of the EMPIRE STAthe Larggst lot of _. __ Horses, Carriages and Kuggies To be found, in thie part of the State. Teams, with, hlegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and bn the most reasonable terms. The Horses are free froin vice, style and vapable of goil gentléian cares to drive. Carriages for F unerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest vf care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, -Neva Nevata City, November 7b, 1875, of good MFETING OF THE STOCKHOLDTed WALLING ER< of the Citizens Bank will be a held at the Banking House, on Broad . ATTORNEY ‘AT LAW. street. on Mondsy evening, Nov: 6. at 7% AND 4 FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FE FICR, Brown & Morgan's Block, NE ( Su We will receive the Latest Novel= My Siovk is most complete in all its de BLES announces that be has now . . g as fast as any VADA C!LrY, Cal. a8. THE a V Flume Company, LOWEST PRICES, “—OF— Nevada and: Grass Valley, . Ld RE now prepared to fill orders for Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Fiuishing, and a . General Acapyjment of Building amber. AlWa ¥son Hand,_ TA Large Amount.of Seasoneg SPRUCE WOOD on ‘hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son; Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, wil receive prompt attention. N.&G.V.W. &L Uo. Mevads, Oct. 20th, 1875. A, NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD UN CoMMISSION. —o fa V holesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS AND TOBACCO MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. jy9 UNION MARKET. . Coin:aercial Street, Nevada City. J. & C, J. NAFFZIGER, HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL EKS INBEEF, PORK, . MUTTON,: CORN BEEF, . SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left-atthe shop will be attended to promptly,: and satistaction given both in Pr se and quality of meats, Thankfal for past patronage. they solicit a continuance of the same. Nevada City, April 1, 1876. THE OLD” ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Valley Stage Line, ! Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’clock A. M.; returning leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M ; returning leave Nevada City at 6 P.M. part of the city without extra charge Packayes carried at low rates, tels in Nevada City, or at the Exchange or Wisconsip Hotels, or Benson House Grass Valléy, will be gerd oof attended ta, auyotf B. » HARRIS, Prop’! r. REMOVAL, ROGER CONLAN, I J AS removed h's be pot for tee sale of the justly celebrated SCHLITZ’ MILWAUKEE BEER From the U. 8. Brewery Salcon to next house be low. ’ OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, ; BROAD SPREOT, NEVADA CITY, The best home brewed BEER from Dreyfuss’ Brewery, on draught and in buttles, Nevada City Oct 10, 1876. W. D. LONG, Attornev and Connselor at Law AND NOTAKY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STRYET, opp’ st the Nations al Exet hange Hotel, PHILIP RIC 4ARDS, No. 30 Muin Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust hought and sold. Bullion discoun ed. Advances made on Gold ust or bullion fur coinuge atthe Mint, CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, Swiss American Bank, . Ban Francisco sey 2 Eo bn JAME 8 s J. OTT. ASSAYER, YOLD AND ORES of every Cesciiption W Kefined, Melted and Assayea, Ly request Golu bars excuunged for Coin. 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, EI) LECTRO PHA’ tr ING in GOL» or Sm VER. oe H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIA \, ( FFICE, CORN BROAD AND PIYB STREETS, over Pres.ou’s Drvg mw, . Enirance ow Piue sireet. Kresraectice-atthe crt Keeney place y “Main St. Orders jeft at B-M. Yriste Will be at.endei te. s Ladies and _gentlemen—called-for.at—any Ke Orders left at the National or Union Ho.