October 6, 1876 (4 pages)

Jity, vING h. — e Train from all Are exngs. AGE, 1 the issues At Oct. 9. “ 10. eo66 12. 3 vill please ption of the 1S are parrate in the’ Yhaiyman. 99. TEE, PLE on the et. 21. please make of the spesparticniarly © arrange . hairman. ings. PLE on the Yet. 26. Oct, 27 se make arf the spea. varticularly @ arrangehairman, ’ je ngs. WIFT PLE on the t. 31st. , Nov i Tite Daily Teatiserip NEVADA CITY, CAL. , iain LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. A grand totchlight procession will . . take place in this city on’ next Tuesday evening. Hon. H. F. Page will address the people here on that occasion. A free train will be run from Grass Valley, and several hundred willcome up, besides a large number of people will be here from all parts of the county. Every Republican who can, should attend the meeting. As soon as the ‘‘verdict of acquittal,” in the case of Wm. O'Neil, one of the parties charged with murder: . ing Chinaman at Trout Creek, was people.there brought out the hig cannon and fired a salute. The building of Charley Robinson’s new grocery store, on Broad street, opposite the Methodist Church, is » progressing well. It‘is all covered in, and the workmen are now at work on the inside of it. When completed it will be a nice store. Niae car loads of freight were . brought up from Colfax to Grass . Valley and this city yesterday. The freight business is very lively for a}. little railroad! Several times during the past few months obstructions have been placed on the rdilroud by some infamous Villain. The first time a lot of lumber was placed on the track neat the picnic grounds,’ and the ‘last_ time a lot of Branches of trees aid logs-were put upon the track near the old Storms’ ranch. The engineer and fireman, who are always on the lookout, discovered the obstructions in time, and consequently no damage was done. If the cowardly scoundrel is ever discovered, the people will make mighty short work of his ‘worthless ‘careass. . If mob law is ever j it would be in jast such . ; . this, ous . Ore. Afew days agoa crushing of 19 loads was put through the mill, and the yield was 278 ounces of gold worth about $5,000. The ore was from the old Huston Hill Mine. Seventy-three prisoners have been lodged in our County Jail duting __ the pastseven months. During that time sixty-two have been discharged, Jeaving a balance on hand of eleven. Hon. H. F, Page will address the people of Grass Valley, on Monday evening next. We predict that it will be a rousing meeting. The Board of Supervisors yesterday established the election precincts: and appointed the ‘election officers. ‘The official proceedings of the SuPervisors will be found in another column, But few counties,in this State are insuch a healthy financial condition as this county. According to . the Auditor’s report the total debt is ouly $39,371 71, exclusive of interst. Warrants on thé general fund are worth 97 cents in the market. Most of the Truckee people have departed for home. The Trout Creek cases have ‘been very expenGive to the county, = Stocks had a terrible ‘black eye”’ yesterday. Nobody around here has any of the Virginia securities on hand now. Wait till they go-up-and. » then everybody will claim te have a few, W. B. C. Brown, a Democratic Speaker, will address the people of . . Grass Valley some time this month— we have not been informed of the exact date. The Board of Directors of the NeYada County Narrow Gauge Railtoad Company, will meet at Grass Valley to-mdtrow. ' Miss Jennie Eaton arrived in this city yesterday, after an absence of Over & year and a half, in the East€rn States, and was heartily welcom‘; by her many frierds in this vicinSexator Boor is about to leave Indiana for California and the Hayes and Wheeler Club of San Francisco Icase make of the spe* yarticularly eo arraDgemade arrangements to give him a teA spxctat dispatch to the Raleigh News says the recent storm on the Atlantic Coast drove a schooner into » Néw Goods! oo Pricest ~ Mrs. M, A. Sterling has just retarned from San Francisco, where she purchased an immense stock of the latest styles of goods in her line. The ladies of Nevada City and surrounding towns are assured that her goods will be sold at the lowest liv‘ing rates, and that there will be but oue price for all, rich and poor. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call and see the newest novelties. No troubleto show goods. Hoping, by fair dealing and good treatment of my customers, to obtain a liberal share of patronage. I am yours, respectfully, ol _ Mrs. M. A. Srerurne. = Boarders Wanted. A few gentlemen can be accommodated-with board and lodging, by aptocracy Hill. : Notice. Z : All parties indebted to the South Yuba Canal Company, are requested to settle their indebtedness within 60 days, as we have sold out to Mr.’ A. Hayward. All parties having claims against said Company are re-. quested to present them for payment immediately.JAMES WHARTENBY, Pres, “J. E. Brown, Supt. . Nevada City, Sept. 30, 1876. ; Lost. . A bank book on Hibernian Bank, _and check on Citizens Bank, belongingto Anne MeGowen. ‘The finder will confer a favor by leaving them at this office, 830-1w ee. -—-—— . Most Elegant Stock of Goods at the’ Palace Dry Goods Store.Rosenberg Bros. have in_ their store this Fall, one of the most elegant stock of goods ever brought to this market. “Rosenberg Bros.,. the leading Dry Goods Merchants in this county, offer to sell their entire stock of goods so lew as will defy competition. Call and see for yourself, at Rosenberg Bros, Palace Dry Goods Store. 824 lw K, Casper. : Has returned from San Francisco, and has received the largest stock of Men, Boy’s clothing, Hats, Boots atid Shoes, and everything that can be found in a first class Clothing store. All who have coin to invest, can save money by calling at his store, sep-28 Hyman Bros, ae Have just received a large assortment of Men's, Youth's and Boys’ Clothing, Underwear, Hats, Boots, Blankets, and a full line of Ladies’, Misses aud Children’s Shoes, &c., which they propose to sell lower than ever. Call and convince yourselves, Hyman Bros., 823 Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. First of the Season. New Cranberries at LESTER & MULLOY’S. 8-22 Centennial Dancing Clab Will have a dance at Temperance Hall, on Friday evening of each week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One Dollar. ia Cc. D.C. ldvery Stable for Sale. The weil known Empire Stable, the only one in Nevada City, consisting of thirty head of horses, fourteen buggies, four rockaways, one Hack, fourteen sets double harness, nine sets single harness, saddles, bridles, whips, robes and blankets, all in fine condition. I will sell the above named property, or one half of the same ata bargain for cash. Apply to D. WELLINGTON, “aug 29 Nevada City. Union Hotel Barber Shop. A nice shampoo, a. clean :shave, and a close cut of the hair is a luxjry this hot weather. Fay, at the Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style. _—— oon Frait Jars! Fruit Jars! 2,000 Fruit Jars, in. store and for sale by W. A, Sicourney, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada City. i) There is no Excuse. For any one suffering with a sore throat, or slight or severe cough, or a-_husky voice, for by inhaling Pond’s Extract it soothes. and relieves the burning irritation, thus allaying the copgh and hoarseness, while the entire pulmonary organs are strengthened invi . ‘Ehe non-professional patient will only need to make a trial to perceive its good effect. _ \ W. D. LONG, Attornev and Counselor at Law ore room of the Atlanti¢ Hotel at -» — x velope to the Rev. A Fine Thing for the Teeth! Fragrant SOZODONT is a composition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Everyingtedient is well the teeth and gums. Its embalming or antiseptic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. SOZODONT removes all disagreable ordors from the breath causéd by catarrh, bad teeth, &c. It is entirely freefrom the injurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destrey thé enamel. One bottle lasts siz 1onths. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, toss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipé tbat will. cure you, -FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed enJoseru T. Inman, City. ""jn13-6m Hacan’s MaGnowta Ba.m preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan'and“sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Lyon’s KATHARION makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeais. Is charmingly perfamed, and has to . rival. mch12-ly Latest Fashions LOWEST PRICES, Ge OPENING OF OUR NEW W STOCK OF ra FALL & WINTER GOODS seg. Consisting of Silks]Poplins,, Cashmeres, Damassa Cloth,” ' ‘Empress Cloth, Plaid and Waterproof, Hats, Flowers, Ties, Gloves, and the latest styles of Shawls. ‘ Also a full and ‘complete stock of House-furnishing and Fancy Goods. Our stock of CARPETS Cannot: be equaled in QUALITY OR PRICES. ae ce We will receive the Latest Novelties in the Dry Goods line, as soon as they appear in the San Francisco market, and we assure the ladies of Nevada City and county that we will sell our. Goods this season CHEAPER THAN. EVER known heretofore. A kind invitation is extended to all to examine our stock. No trouble to show Goods. Give usa call. L: Jacobs & Bro. Nevada City, Sept. 30; 1876. CASH! CASH! HOW TO SAVE MONEY. es 4 tos ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00 and upwards, we will, on and after~ this date, give a DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. . From Regular Prices, LESTER & MULLOY, RO. 42 BROAD STREET, kuown to have a beneficial effect on . * 1 Its application cannot .be detected. . ~ land Children’s Underwear, L. Jacobs-& Bro, . ‘tsimeres, Table Linen, Nap. acre of ground belongi GRAND OPENING DRY GOODS, BLUMENTHAL'S, ‘ “NEVADA CITY. HAVE just-returned from San Francisco. with the LARGESr and BEST ASSORTED Stock of os Fall and Winter Goods, Ever brought to Nevada City, consisting in part as follows: : DRESS GOODS. Scotch Plaids, all colors, Black Cretons, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Alpaccas, all colors, Belgian Cords, Black Silks, éte. FLANNELS., White, Red and Blue, all widths, . SHAWLS. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s—in large variety. -MUSLINS. White Rock, Lonesdale, Masonville, and other favorite brands. FANCY GOODS. . Corsets, Fancy Cotton and Woolen Hose, , Veils, Worsted in all shades, Ladies’ étc. ; Blankets, Sheetings, Caskins, etc. CARPETS. Three-ply,;, Brussels, Ingrain, Oi Cloth, and Matting. : Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—a large assortment. Ladies are invited to ex! amine my goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. All orders promptly attended to. givens A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets. . Nevada City, Sept. 24. im ESTRAY NOTICE. Ce to ‘the ranch of the undersigned, October, .1875, one Blue Roan four year old Steer, branded LH on left hip and alsos brand on side, blurred. -Ear marks—slit in left ear, under bit and over bit in right. The owner by proving pro erty and aying @amayges can recover it. not called for within 30 days will be sold. IN. H, Newtown, Sept. 15, 1876. , i an ILL, FROM THIS TIME FORTH, MOUNTAIN FRUIT, From the Orchard of JOSIAH ROGERS,On American Hill, be for sale at the store of WILLIAM BLACK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. The fruit from this orchard is justly celebrated for its variety, fine flavor and size. FAMILIES. SUPPLIED IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, All. orders from any’ pert of the State Promptly filled, 9 Regular customers will be fairly dealt with and satisfaction guaranteed,“~_ A WILLIAM BLACK, . Comme: cial St. UNION MARKET. “Commercial Street, Nevada City. ?un7-I1m V Flume Company, Nevada and Grass Valley, . RE now prepared to Al order for A Lumber of Every apm Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of ‘Building Lumber Always. on ‘Hand, SPRUCE WOOD qn hand. imbers, . . A Large Amount-of Seasoneq BEEF, PORK, CORN BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left.at the shop will be attended to promptly, and satisfaction given both in price and quality. of meats. Thankful for po patronage. they solicit a continuance of the same. Nevada City, April 1, 1876. ‘A. NIVENS, JR., “GENERAL INSURANCE, homes, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. WV nolesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS AND TOBACCO, —— MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. _jy9 Drugs, Medicines, &ec P. H, BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City, Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line-of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Svaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, : : Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. . Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, such at lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. & Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices arelow. I solici & share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. RAILROAD MARKET. SHOCKAN & BRO, Transcript Bleck. Commercial St. ° NEVADA CITY, WILL OPEN. ON Thursday Eve’g am, AUGUST 24th, 1876,. With a full supply of FRESH AND SALT FISH, _ VEGETABLES, BUTTER, EGGS, GAME, — And Country Produce Generally Fresh Fish Received by Express Tri-Weekly. Having had ten years experience in the fish line, and understanding the wants of -the people' of Nevada City, they will endeavor to' please everybody. They will sell at the very lowest prices for CASH. Remember the place. Transcripi Block, Commercial Streeeaug23 SHOCKAN & BRO. House and Ranch for Sale. MRS. B, LYONS, ‘HEREBY OF FERS THE OLD LYON’S HOMESTEAD IN Washington, Nevada County, For sale. The house is two stories high, well built, with barn and out houses, situated on Main street. There is about one ng to it beac Poai vaof fruittrees. For information en a LEOP, GARTHE. Nevada City, Aug. 29, 187° Qwe . STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD. A ERS of the Citizens Bank will be held at the Banking House, on Broad street,on Monday faye ag” = as o’clock Pp. u., forthe purpose 0 ees By-Laws, and transacting such other busiOTR * ness as may Jawfully come before it. : HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. wo, MY HOUSE, CONTAINING SIX vee] FOOMS, is offered for sale cheap, He Lost Hill, on the American Hill roud. There is about three acres of ground, and upwards of one hundred fruit bearing trees. There is also a go.d well and outbuildings on the lot. for further partic-ulars enquire on the premises of ’ HENRY TREZISE. . Nevada City, Sept. 24, 1876 FINE BRANDY and WHISKY. RY JO’S OLD SAZERAO, VINTAGE 1860. Warranted pure or money refunded. Ola Kentucky Farm Whiskies, Seven Years Old, 63 * 3. V.PETTIT. NILES SEARLS, Attcrney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Hourse. ‘JAS. K. BYRNE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law No. 211 Sansome STREET, “(Rooms Nos. 6 & 7,) BET, PINE AND CALIFORNIA &TS. * SAN FRANCISCO. ‘Stookholders’ Meeting. OTICE is hereby given thata meeting of the Stockholders’ of the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Co., will be held at on Monday, September llth, 1876, at 2 o’clock Pp. M., for the electionof five Trus tees, and the transaction of other business f importance to the Company. . ° = » i. Jd. ROLE a meataten’. Nevada City, August 8th, 1876 SCHLITZ’ MILW AUKEE BEER At Roger Conlan’s Saloon. ,OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 18 THE OWLY REAL LAGE IN &. M. PRE=TON, President. 2 THE CITY. ; J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, . for cash: The house is situated n the ofhce of the Secretary, in Nevada City. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, wilreceive prompt attention. ‘ op N. &G. V. W. & LUo. ‘Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. Machinery for Sale, AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, 1 Engine ut in, Qylinder, 30 in, stroke, Ty sé 2. ’ Ober new, ve 4 sets hoisting machinery, . 2Rets pumping machinery. 6 sets hoisting and pumping machinery, with wdod work complete, in good order. y “mgerpump,10inch 6 feet stroke. 4 “ 8 ne : 1 5 “ ke cil 7 “ a 63% « #6 2 se “ SIGs. Satan! 635 ‘ ‘ 8 Cornish oo%. Ge “ a “ ae ss 5&6 ‘a _ +e 1 “ee ty 4 “ 5 « e 2Hansbrow* 5 “ 6inch “ 6 Knox pans. 12 water gates from 5 inches to 15 inches. 700 feet 8 inch pump column 1-8 tron. 300 e 8 ri ty se 38-16 “se 350 oi 4 fil oe 1000 “11 ‘* = water pipe No. 14 iron, A iia of mining and blacksmith tools, etc., ett. THom & ALLAN, Revada Foundry. Nevada City, May 26th; 1876. } m2 CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, § © 406 CALIFORNIA STREET San Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. = J.F. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice Presidont. , Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelow, General Manager R.H. Magill. General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada County TRUSTEES, m. Wa A. B.-BRADY. Manager, Office No. 99 Main Street, ag? —~@rase Valley, Cal. CHOICE PRUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN ORCHARD. v. above Orchard, has appointed . SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in theirseason. — : : Families will be supplied in quantities to suit, at the lowest market rates. Orders from the surrounding towns and upper part.of the connty solicited and promptly filled. Direct all orders to SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY June 28th, 1876. PHILIP BICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Ea!lion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion for ceinagé at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISC®, Correspondent, SwissAmerican Bank San Franeisco. jyl-lm ; JAMES J. OTT. _ ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every descr Refined, Melted and Assayea. ‘ By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coir 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER H. W, VALANTINE, M. D., ‘RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE OTRERTS. over Preston’s Drug Store. Entrance on Pine street. Residence at the, old Keeney place, on will be attended te. 1 “a 12 « “ oY a 1 Py 10 * “ : 20 «* * new 1 ae 10 “ ae 20 “ ct 1 “se g “ 18 “« * Jink a se 8 “ 16 ** iid rh 1 és “ Ot 16 * se 3 Boilers 16 feet by 40 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 Ae 16 Oh cid 48 al 4 oa ee 1 ee 16 “6 of 40 “ 63 ae hy + : te 1245 46 * 30 “ 9 ya = 146 1 tty 124 ee os 30 ori flue e 10 stamp (650 Ibs) Mill, with battery frame, [in excellent order, 2 8 stamp Milis. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the — Main St. Orders left at E, M. Preset.’ .

Jity, vING h. — e Train from all Are exngs. AGE, 1 the issues At Oct. 9. “ 10. eo66 12. 3 vill please ption of the 1S are parrate in the’ Yhaiyman. 99. TEE, PLE on the et. 21. please make of the spesparticniarly © arrange . hairman. ings. PLE on the Yet. 26. Oct, 27 se make arf the spea. varticularly @ arrangehairman, ’ je ngs. WIFT PLE on the t. 31st. , Nov i Tite Daily Teatiserip NEVADA CITY, CAL. , iain LOCAL AFFAIRS. Local Brevities. A grand totchlight procession will . . take place in this city on’ next Tuesday evening. Hon. H. F. Page will address the people here on that occasion. A free train will be run from Grass Valley, and several hundred willcome up, besides a large number of people will be here from all parts of the county. Every Republican who can, should attend the meeting. As soon as the ‘‘verdict of acquittal,” in the case of Wm. O'Neil, one of the parties charged with murder: . ing Chinaman at Trout Creek, was people.there brought out the hig cannon and fired a salute. The building of Charley Robinson’s new grocery store, on Broad street, opposite the Methodist Church, is » progressing well. It‘is all covered in, and the workmen are now at work on the inside of it. When completed it will be a nice store. Niae car loads of freight were . brought up from Colfax to Grass . Valley and this city yesterday. The freight business is very lively for a}. little railroad! Several times during the past few months obstructions have been placed on the rdilroud by some infamous Villain. The first time a lot of lumber was placed on the track neat the picnic grounds,’ and the ‘last_ time a lot of Branches of trees aid logs-were put upon the track near the old Storms’ ranch. The engineer and fireman, who are always on the lookout, discovered the obstructions in time, and consequently no damage was done. If the cowardly scoundrel is ever discovered, the people will make mighty short work of his ‘worthless ‘careass. . If mob law is ever j it would be in jast such . ; . this, ous . Ore. Afew days agoa crushing of 19 loads was put through the mill, and the yield was 278 ounces of gold worth about $5,000.. The ore was from the old Huston Hill Mine. Seventy-three prisoners have been lodged in our County Jail duting __ the pastseven months. During that time sixty-two have been discharged, Jeaving a balance on hand of eleven. Hon. H. F, Page will address the people of Grass Valley, on Monday evening next. We predict that it will be a rousing meeting. The Board of Supervisors yesterday established the election precincts: and appointed the ‘election officers. ‘The official proceedings of the SuPervisors will be found in another column, But few counties,in this State are insuch a healthy financial condition as this county. According to . the Auditor’s report the total debt is ouly $39,371 71, exclusive of interst. Warrants on thé general fund are worth 97 cents in the market. Most of the Truckee people have departed for home. The Trout Creek cases have ‘been very expenGive to the county, = Stocks had a terrible ‘black eye”’ yesterday. Nobody around here has any of the Virginia securities on hand now. Wait till they go-up-and. » then everybody will claim te have a few, W. B. C. Brown, a Democratic Speaker, will address the people of . . Grass Valley some time this month— we have not been informed of the exact date. The Board of Directors of the NeYada County Narrow Gauge Railtoad Company, will meet at Grass Valley to-mdtrow. ' Miss Jennie Eaton arrived in this city yesterday, after an absence of Over & year and a half, in the East€rn States, and was heartily welcom‘; by her many frierds in this vicinSexator Boor is about to leave Indiana for California and the Hayes and Wheeler Club of San Francisco Icase make of the spe* yarticularly eo arraDgemade arrangements to give him a teA spxctat dispatch to the Raleigh News says the recent storm on the Atlantic Coast drove a schooner into » Néw Goods! oo Pricest ~ Mrs. M, A. Sterling has just retarned from San Francisco, where she purchased an immense stock of the latest styles of goods in her line. The ladies of Nevada City and surrounding towns are assured that her goods will be sold at the lowest liv‘ing rates, and that there will be but oue price for all, rich and poor. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call and see the newest novelties. No troubleto show goods. Hoping, by fair dealing and good treatment of my customers, to obtain a liberal share of patronage. I am yours, respectfully, ol _ Mrs. M. A. Srerurne. = Boarders Wanted. A few gentlemen can be accommodated-with board and lodging, by aptocracy Hill. : Notice. Z : All parties indebted to the South Yuba Canal Company, are requested to settle their indebtedness within 60 days, as we have sold out to Mr.’ A. Hayward. All parties having claims against said Company are re-. quested to present them for payment immediately.JAMES WHARTENBY, Pres, “J. E. Brown, Supt. . Nevada City, Sept. 30, 1876. ; Lost. . A bank book on Hibernian Bank, _and check on Citizens Bank, belongingto Anne MeGowen. ‘The finder will confer a favor by leaving them at this office, 830-1w ee. -—-—— . Most Elegant Stock of Goods at the’ Palace Dry Goods Store.Rosenberg Bros. have in_ their store this Fall, one of the most elegant stock of goods ever brought to this market. “Rosenberg Bros.,. the leading Dry Goods Merchants in this county, offer to sell their entire stock of goods so lew as will defy competition. Call and see for yourself, at Rosenberg Bros, Palace Dry Goods Store. 824 lw K, Casper. : Has returned from San Francisco, and has received the largest stock of Men, Boy’s clothing, Hats, Boots atid Shoes, and everything that can be found in a first class Clothing store. All who have coin to invest, can save money by calling at his store, sep-28 Hyman Bros, ae Have just received a large assortment of Men's, Youth's and Boys’ Clothing, Underwear, Hats, Boots, Blankets, and a full line of Ladies’, Misses aud Children’s Shoes, &c., which they propose to sell lower than ever. Call and convince yourselves, Hyman Bros., 823 Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. First of the Season. New Cranberries at LESTER & MULLOY’S. 8-22 Centennial Dancing Clab Will have a dance at Temperance Hall, on Friday evening of each week. Citizens invited to attend. Admission One Dollar. ia Cc. D.C. ldvery Stable for Sale. The weil known Empire Stable, the only one in Nevada City, consisting of thirty head of horses, fourteen buggies, four rockaways, one Hack, fourteen sets double harness, nine sets single harness, saddles, bridles, whips, robes and blankets, all in fine condition. I will sell the above named property, or one half of the same ata bargain for cash. Apply to D. WELLINGTON, “aug 29 Nevada City. Union Hotel Barber Shop. A nice shampoo, a. clean :shave, and a close cut of the hair is a luxjry this hot weather. Fay, at the Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style. _—— oon Frait Jars! Fruit Jars! 2,000 Fruit Jars, in. store and for sale by W. A, Sicourney, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada City. i) There is no Excuse. For any one suffering with a sore throat, or slight or severe cough, or a-_husky voice, for by inhaling Pond’s Extract it soothes. and relieves the burning irritation, thus allaying the copgh and hoarseness, while the entire pulmonary organs are strengthened invi . ‘Ehe non-professional patient will only need to make a trial to perceive its good effect. _ \ W. D. LONG, Attornev and Counselor at Law ore room of the Atlanti¢ Hotel at -» — x velope to the Rev. A Fine Thing for the Teeth! Fragrant SOZODONT is a composition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Everyingtedient is well the teeth and gums. Its embalming or antiseptic property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet luxury. SOZODONT removes all disagreable ordors from the breath causéd by catarrh, bad teeth, &c. It is entirely freefrom the injurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destrey thé enamel. One bottle lasts siz 1onths. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, toss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipé tbat will. cure you, -FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed enJoseru T. Inman, City. ""jn13-6m Hacan’s MaGnowta Ba.m preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan'and“sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Lyon’s KATHARION makes beautiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeais. Is charmingly perfamed, and has to . rival. mch12-ly Latest Fashions LOWEST PRICES, Ge OPENING OF OUR NEW W STOCK OF ra FALL & WINTER GOODS seg. Consisting of Silks]Poplins,, Cashmeres, Damassa Cloth,” ' ‘Empress Cloth, Plaid and Waterproof, Hats, Flowers, Ties, Gloves, and the latest styles of Shawls. ‘ Also a full and ‘complete stock of House-furnishing and Fancy Goods. Our stock of CARPETS Cannot: be equaled in QUALITY OR PRICES. ae ce We will receive the Latest Novelties in the Dry Goods line, as soon as they appear in the San Francisco market, and we assure the ladies of Nevada City and county that we will sell our. Goods this season CHEAPER THAN. EVER known heretofore. A kind invitation is extended to all to examine our stock. No trouble to show Goods. Give usa call. L: Jacobs & Bro. Nevada City, Sept. 30; 1876. CASH! CASH! HOW TO SAVE MONEY. es 4 tos ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00 and upwards, we will, on and after~ this date, give a DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. . From Regular Prices, LESTER & MULLOY, RO. 42 BROAD STREET, kuown to have a beneficial effect on . * 1 Its application cannot .be detected. . ~ land Children’s Underwear, L. Jacobs-& Bro, . ‘tsimeres, Table Linen, Nap. acre of ground belongi GRAND OPENING

DRY GOODS, BLUMENTHAL'S, ‘ “NEVADA CITY. HAVE just-returned from San Francisco. with the LARGESr and BEST ASSORTED Stock of os Fall and Winter Goods, Ever brought to Nevada City, consisting in part as follows: : DRESS GOODS. Scotch Plaids, all colors, Black Cretons, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Alpaccas, all colors, Belgian Cords, Black Silks, éte. FLANNELS., White, Red and Blue, all widths, . SHAWLS. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s—in large variety. -MUSLINS. White Rock, Lonesdale, Masonville, and other favorite brands. FANCY GOODS. . Corsets, Fancy Cotton and Woolen Hose, , Veils, Worsted in all shades, Ladies’ étc. ; Blankets, Sheetings, Caskins, etc. CARPETS. Three-ply,;, Brussels, Ingrain, Oi Cloth, and Matting. : Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—a large assortment. Ladies are invited to ex! amine my goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. All orders promptly attended to. givens A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets. . Nevada City, Sept. 24. im ESTRAY NOTICE. Ce to ‘the ranch of the undersigned, October, .1875, one Blue Roan four year old Steer, branded LH on left hip and alsos brand on side, blurred. -Ear marks—slit in left ear, under bit and over bit in right. The owner by proving pro erty and aying @amayges can recover it. not called for within 30 days will be sold. IN. H, Newtown, Sept. 15, 1876. , i an ILL, FROM THIS TIME FORTH, MOUNTAIN FRUIT, From the Orchard of JOSIAH ROGERS,On American Hill, be for sale at the store of WILLIAM BLACK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. The fruit from this orchard is justly celebrated for its variety, fine flavor and size. FAMILIES. SUPPLIED IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, All. orders from any’ pert of the State Promptly filled, 9 Regular customers will be fairly dealt with and satisfaction guaranteed,“~_ A WILLIAM BLACK, . Comme: cial St. UNION MARKET. “Commercial Street, Nevada City. ?un7-I1m V Flume Company, Nevada and Grass Valley, . RE now prepared to Al order for A Lumber of Every apm Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of ‘Building Lumber Always. on ‘Hand, SPRUCE WOOD qn hand. imbers, . . A Large Amount-of Seasoneq BEEF, PORK, CORN BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left.at the shop will be attended to promptly, and satisfaction given both in price and quality. of meats. Thankful for po patronage. they solicit a continuance of the same. Nevada City, April 1, 1876. ‘A. NIVENS, JR., “GENERAL INSURANCE, homes, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. WV nolesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS AND TOBACCO, —— MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. _jy9 Drugs, Medicines, &ec P. H, BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City, Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line-of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Svaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, : : Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c. . Alsoa full line of STATIONERY, such at lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. & Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices arelow. I solici & share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. RAILROAD MARKET. SHOCKAN & BRO, Transcript Bleck. Commercial St. ° NEVADA CITY, WILL OPEN. ON Thursday Eve’g am, AUGUST 24th, 1876,. With a full supply of FRESH AND SALT FISH, _ VEGETABLES, BUTTER, EGGS, GAME, — And Country Produce Generally Fresh Fish Received by Express Tri-Weekly. Having had ten years experience in the fish line, and understanding the wants of -the people' of Nevada City, they will endeavor to' please everybody. They will sell at the very lowest prices for CASH. Remember the place. Transcripi Block, Commercial Streeeaug23 SHOCKAN & BRO. House and Ranch for Sale. MRS. B, LYONS, ‘HEREBY OF FERS THE OLD LYON’S HOMESTEAD IN Washington, Nevada County, For sale. The house is two stories high, well built, with barn and out houses, situated on Main street. There is about one ng to it beac Poai vaof fruittrees. For information en a LEOP, GARTHE. Nevada City, Aug. 29, 187° Qwe . STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD. A ERS of the Citizens Bank will be held at the Banking House, on Broad street,on Monday faye ag” = as o’clock Pp. u., forthe purpose 0 ees By-Laws, and transacting such other busiOTR * ness as may Jawfully come before it. : HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. wo, MY HOUSE, CONTAINING SIX vee] FOOMS, is offered for sale cheap, He Lost Hill, on the American Hill roud. There is about three acres of ground, and upwards of one hundred fruit bearing trees. There is also a go.d well and outbuildings on the lot. for further partic-ulars enquire on the premises of ’ HENRY TREZISE. . Nevada City, Sept. 24, 1876 FINE BRANDY and WHISKY. RY JO’S OLD SAZERAO, VINTAGE 1860. Warranted pure or money refunded. Ola Kentucky Farm Whiskies, Seven Years Old, 63 * 3. V.PETTIT. NILES SEARLS, Attcrney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Hourse. ‘JAS. K. BYRNE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law No. 211 Sansome STREET, “(Rooms Nos. 6 & 7,) BET, PINE AND CALIFORNIA &TS. * SAN FRANCISCO. ‘Stookholders’ Meeting. OTICE is hereby given thata meeting of the Stockholders’ of the Cold Spring Gravel Mining Co., will be held at on Monday, September llth, 1876, at 2 o’clock Pp. M., for the electionof five Trus tees, and the transaction of other business f importance to the Company. . ° = » i. Jd. ROLE a meataten’. Nevada City, August 8th, 1876 SCHLITZ’ MILW AUKEE BEER At Roger Conlan’s Saloon. ,OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 18 THE OWLY REAL LAGE IN &. M. PRE=TON, President. 2 THE CITY. ; J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, . for cash: The house is situated n the ofhce of the Secretary, in Nevada City. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, wilreceive prompt attention. ‘ op N. &G. V. W. & LUo. ‘Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. Machinery for Sale, AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, 1 Engine ut in, Qylinder, 30 in, stroke, Ty sé 2. ’ Ober new, ve 4 sets hoisting machinery, . 2Rets pumping machinery. 6 sets hoisting and pumping machinery, with wdod work complete, in good order. y “mgerpump,10inch 6 feet stroke. 4 “ 8 ne : 1 5 “ ke cil 7 “ a 63% « #6 2 se “ SIGs. Satan! 635 ‘ ‘ 8 Cornish oo%. Ge “ a “ ae ss 5&6 ‘a _ +e 1 “ee ty 4 “ 5 « e 2Hansbrow* 5 “ 6inch “ 6 Knox pans. 12 water gates from 5 inches to 15 inches. 700 feet 8 inch pump column 1-8 tron. 300 e 8 ri ty se 38-16 “se 350 oi 4 fil oe 1000 “11 ‘* = water pipe No. 14 iron, A iia of mining and blacksmith tools, etc., ett. THom & ALLAN, Revada Foundry. Nevada City, May 26th; 1876. } m2 CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, § © 406 CALIFORNIA STREET San Francisco, FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. = J.F. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice Presidont. , Charles H. Story, Secretary. N.B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H. H. Bigelow, General Manager R.H. Magill. General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada County TRUSTEES, m. Wa A. B.-BRADY. Manager, Office No. 99 Main Street, ag? —~@rase Valley, Cal. CHOICE PRUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN ORCHARD. v. above Orchard, has appointed . SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in theirseason. — : : Families will be supplied in quantities to suit, at the lowest market rates. Orders from the surrounding towns and upper part.of the connty solicited and promptly filled. Direct all orders to SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY June 28th, 1876. PHILIP BICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Ea!lion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion for ceinagé at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISC®, Correspondent, SwissAmerican Bank San Franeisco. jyl-lm ; JAMES J. OTT. _ ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every descr Refined, Melted and Assayea. ‘ By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coir 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER H. W, VALANTINE, M. D., ‘RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE OTRERTS. over Preston’s Drug Store. Entrance on Pine street. Residence at the, old Keeney place, on will be attended te. 1 “a 12 « “ oY a 1 Py 10 * “ : 20 «* * new 1 ae 10 “ ae 20 “ ct 1 “se g “ 18 “« * Jink a se 8 “ 16 ** iid rh 1 és “ Ot 16 * se 3 Boilers 16 feet by 40 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 Ae 16 Oh cid 48 al 4 oa ee 1 ee 16 “6 of 40 “ 63 ae hy + : te 1245 46 * 30 “ 9 ya = 146 1 tty 124 ee os 30 ori flue e 10 stamp (650 Ibs) Mill, with battery frame, [in excellent order, 2 8 stamp Milis. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the — Main St. Orders left at E, M. Preset.’ .