October 7, 1874 (4 pages)

es, &e Fest A ft, § King. NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Ih Trouble, —; W.0. Groves is erecting a brick building. The foundation was laid’ @ long time ago, but it has not been completed for the want of mechanics, He did succeed in getting a _ couple the other day,‘ but when he ‘put on another so as to hurry the work up in order to have the. builds ing completed before Winter set in, the twain became insulted and left him to do the work himself. There _ are too many improvements going on for mechanics to be very accom modating. Mr. Groves also had a pick et sharpener which some one has borrowed -and-—-not returned. wants it badly, and that is another source of trouble: Mr. Groves is an undertaker; there are but few deaths now-a-days, and that worries him considerably. Take it altegether he isa troubled. man, . ; Fordyce Dam. : The work on the dam being erected by the South Yuba Canal Co.‘at Fordyce valley, is progressing as rapidly as a large force of men can Pa ‘make it, We learn that it will be go . far completed, that by next Spring it willbe able to hold a body of water ‘thirty-eight feet deep, one mile wide and two miles long. The valley is so situated that it will catch the water falling.on the hills for wiles around. It will add greatly to the capacity of the company to furnish water to the mining companies adjacent to their ditches, and will be not only a souice of increased revenue to the, owners of the ditches, buat will afford increased ‘facilities for obtaining the Precious metal from many mines of the county. : on Greut Auction. J. 8. Holbrook advertises in today’s Taanscerpr that he will hold a grand auction at the residence of Mrs. Blum, at Temperance Hall, on Saturday morning next at 10 o'clock. A large lot of crockery, sufficient to run a first class hotel, will be sold, including bedsteuds. tables, chairs, benches, stoves, mirrors, clocks, car" pets, etc. Heisting Works Barned. The hoisting works und mill belonging to B. Ellison, on Selby Flat,were destroyed by fire on Yaturday night last, at about 11 o’clock. It is believed the fire was the work: of an incendiary, as there had been no fire in the building for several hours previous to the conflagration, It is not known to us what’ amount of damage was done, but the loss falls heayily on Mr, Ellison. Although times area little “off” in “\_. this city generally, there is always “tively times evenings at the National . Every evening, there assembles in the office and saloon of that institution, from fifty to seventy-five persons to ‘“‘wait for the stage.” It is a lively place, and a stranger would be impressed with the idea of a prosperous town, by “glancing in during the time. ~~ Rell of Honor The following is the Roll of Honor . in the Chalk Bluff school for the month ending September 29th, 1874: William Stebr, Patrick Hugsey, Willie King, Frankie Snell, Edward _ flussey, Emma June Skelton, Ella Wilkinson, Fannie Cahill; Theresa Cabill, Lizzie Longh, Katie King, Mary Riggs, Nellie Riggs Mamie — Same Notice to Sctttors. All those wishing to file on agricultural lands as required by law within the next 60 days, will find it. : to their advantage to call on me at my office, in the Court House, and make arrangements about having the. same surveyed and a proper descrip . r D. B. MERRY, “<i . County Surveyor. . THe immense stock of Clothing ty, has arrived, and will be auld at larged Clething Emporium. Admission to.our Emporium is free, for the purpose of coking at our goods audsaseertaining the price of theai. toe -. Hyman Baos., _.@& Nevada, cor. Brouwd & Pine sts. . Hej Look out for the Locomotive, B. H. Miller, the great, Oipthing Merchant of Nevada county, gone to the:Bay for his Fall and Winter stock. Two locomotives anda long to Colfax, and. from thence prairie £chooners without number will bring ‘the goods to his edmmodious store in Odd Fellows’ Building in this city: The.new stock will be here in: a few days, and then look out for bargains at Miller’s one price store. ; 02 <-> _ Go to the National Hotel Shaving Palace for shaving, hair-cutting, and cm See a ae “Go to Nivens’ new gtand, corner.of Broad and Pine stréets for the best cigars in town: ‘gug27 A Life Doubly Assured, A resident of Rangor, Maine, writing to-C. N. Crrrrenpon, 7, sixth Avenue, for a supply of Hale’s Hoxey cidentally that.three monthsago-a New England Life Insurance Company refused to grant him a policy, on the ground that he was consumptive. ‘‘But,’’ he adds, “thanks to the healing properties of that invalperfgetly. sound, and I yesterday out an objection being made, and insured my life for $5,000.” Prxe’s Tootu-Acus Drors—Qure in one minute. : ; ' A Dangerous Season. Vegetation, during the summer, has “been wonderfully thick and rank, and, as it decays, an unusual amount of sickness may be expected;unless proper means are taken to prevent it. Fever and ague-and bilious remittents already prevail to an alarming extent, and as the fall advances and the malarious night fogs become heavier, the sick list is likely to increase both in the city and the country. Itis, therefore, only an act of common prudence to keep the vital foxces in full vigor, so that they may resist the unheslthy influences of the season. Reinforced by the tonic operation of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the syatem, however weak and susceptible naturally, will in nine cases out of ten successfully combat every species of atihospheric’ poison by which epidemics are produced, During the month of September, October and November the difference in temperaaure between day and night is very great, and the chi. ling dewsand mists of the season are the prolific causes of indigestion, choleré-morbus, diarrh@a and dysentery. "Bearing this in mind, remember also that th. Bitters not only invigorate the stomach and brace the nerves, but act specifically upon the bowels and the liver, imparting, to those important organs regularity and tone. It is not reasonable to expect immunity from prevalent complaints if no precautionsare taken to escape them. Hostetter’s Bitters are st once pleasant to the taste and the most certain of all safeguards against febrile ailments. It (preserves health in the healthy, and renews it in the weak and ailing. . FERS NRE ee REESE TINT TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.. ese .NEVADA CITY. R, B.GENTRY, Proprietor. HI8 WELL, ENOWN HOTEL IS AL‘ways opeh for the accommodation of Traveling Public. a oe sivak tactile Mectus tines en are * airy and comfortable, and:the Vable will conapare io. tainonae sate Hotel isi the State. wiil spare no nor ise tO render big guests for all parts of the State have The House is kept all night. for accommodation of the Traveling Public, iard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. ~& share Public Patronage is respectfully so the and vicinity. Office and UMMONS. State of California, County 4 of Nevada, 6s: In the. Disirict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District. of the ap com isint as above , the said plaintiff will app to the Court for the relief therein demanded, ttain of freight cars will be employ-. J¥ ed-in bringing this: mammoth stock . 3 of Hotehound und Tar, mentions in. . aable preparation, my lungs are now . passed a medical examination; with. residence On. Water Strect, three doors from corner. 219} kes BELL & BELDEM,. Masonic Building, : ~ Wholesale and Retail _ eet ; Drugs, Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e, &e. : A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS, BRUSHES, wo ee : ~ A choice selection of WINES, LIQUORS, etc. ‘FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. NEW PUBLICATIUNS, © . STATIONERY. Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, LegalCap, —_. Drawing Paper, &e, &e . Albums, Gift Books, . Serap Books, Violin Strings, Wisconsin. ee a . Beerd’s Folding School Desks and Seats. Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. _ BELL @ BELDEN. ° ad Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, . —— rm 4 ae we. ett AND N. W. KNOWLTON. Has for Sale, Lp taewend Beautiful hiliiiaa ie WATCHES, ELocKs, b JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, $e. As Cheap as can be Bought anywhere in the State. heme All kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Nevada City, September 15th, 1874. JUST RECEIVED AT . PRESTON’S DRUG sTORE, : A Large Invoice of ToiletGoods, == New Patterns of Hand Mirrors and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. ‘ An Elegant assortment of . fetlet Soaps, Pomades and Hair Dressing. COUGH CANDY AGALN IN MARKET, Also a Full Line of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils _ and Varnishes, E, M. PRESON, Druggist,. “X. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets, New Fall & Winter Dry Goods, MRS. M. A. STERLING, ieee BAS just returned from San Fran-_ 4 -where she has purchased a : large stock of. . é Of the Latest Styles and Patterns, : Which she has selected expressiy for this market L Customers can rely upon getting everything in her line a. the VERY LOWEST PRICES, And all Goods are WARRANTED AS REP. RESENTED. : Thankful for past favors, she hopes by & strict atterition tu business and a determination to please her customers, to receive a continuance of the public patronage #o liberally bestowed. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevads City Sept. 234, 1-74, TERNS, cap obiuin itium by calling ,on FLORA H LBROUK et the Auction and Varicty Store, «6 si i: og-ut for the same. (@Q = -Broad street, oposite the Bank. . and towns of California, Oregon, Nevada, Staple, Fancy & Millinery Goods, . The Largest and Choicest Stock of Clothing, Faw Ever seenin the Mountains ‘the stock cousists of the best of Gent's and Boys’ Clothing, ee ana eam e Sten “DRO oh FRU ITE TNE A, MIRROR Es tea Cor, Kearney & Sutter Ste.; San” Francisco. Wholesale end Retail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are the Bast andeverything usually found in & first-class Clothing Store. Nevade; ‘May 30th, 1874: §. F. Trades Guide and Pacifie —__Coast-Di : And are now used in Concerts by,all of o GREAT aRTists. * ‘“ Send for Descriptive Circular. Price St 50. Boand in Beard, 450p. HE néxt issue will appear. January, 1875, contalring the principal cities pesos joe Montana,Idaho, Utah, Arizona and British Columbia;containing over 23,000 names of Busines nien, including. over 200 cities and towns of the Pacific Coast. Price, $. 50. : L. Me. . Corner 36th Fs Sacramento; The July issue of 1874, containing 420 ‘Pages, 20,000 names and 163 cities and towns, mailed, post paid, to any address on receipt of order. *s 82 D. B MERRY, County Surveyor, . AND-U. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEER A eo SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTS NEVADA GITY. ~~ eft at the Daily Union Office, Gyass Valley, will receive prompt attentiow. mi. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. HE copartnership heretofere T between F.E. iiveaer and E. T.Worthley, Proprietors of the Nevada and Washiagton stage line, isthis day dissolved by mutual consent. ‘The business will be continued by EB. T. Worthiey, to whom ali persons indebted to the firm sre rquested to settle, and all having accounts against the same will present their bills for payment. 5 : A ’ . ER, E. T. WORTHLEY. Nevada City, Sept. 21st, 1874, SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS. tic immediately, az the Com business must be closed. . HAYES, ‘Burviving Partner, Per W.D. LONG. Graniteville, Sept. 234, 1874. : Dissolution. WBE coip heretofore existing Tt even an’ Withington and ©. McKechnie,in the Painting business is this da: dissolved by mutual consent. The roo s.and, on Broad Strect, by G. E, Withington. All persons indebted to the late firm are reyesh to settle immediately with G. E. ithington, and all persous having demands ——< = will present then to him for . f ae . eis E. WITHINGTON, C. McKEOHNIE, Nevada, Aug. 19th, 174. CHAS. B. MULLOY 4NSON W. LESEER, Lester & Mulloy —i— GROCERIES. HARDWARE, . CROCKER B KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTIA No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA Cry. Nevada, July 18, 1874. 4 I. M. WALLING, . ROTARY PUBLIC, —AND— Justice of the Peace. Cae REOURDS, ABSTRACTING ‘3 AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten PACIFIC FIRE INSURANOR AQENOY AND OOMMEROIAL FIRE INSURAN CO. OF LONDON. ; Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE OR: REST PROPERTY will find i to their ad vantage to call at my office. : Office NO 62 Broad Street, Nor tes, Office at the COURT HOUSER, On} ders . LL ms indebted to the late firm A of HAYES & CO.,nre requested to setness Will be carried on as Usual at the old . The Sherman _& HydePiane, ‘Is the only _ FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, ep! i hy Sold at Your Hundred Dollars? Li ie Square Pianow are 7% octave, and : embraces all Modern Improvenients, such as elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, Full trosi*Frame, Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe ('reble, ete; Length feet 10 inches; width, 3 fect 6 inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. oe Celebrated Standard _ Organ ! Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superiority of Workmanship, Ede gance of in and Durability, IS UNRIVALLED. wx We keep constant); sa hand 8 gvod as. sortment of Reliable Cheap Pianos, SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFI TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND: FULLY WARRANTED, Pricesas low as worthless Pianos can be obtained elsewhere. PIANOS AND ORGANS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN'S, I@ ; DESIRED. ; Call and see us before purchasing. sep) ‘SHERMAN & RYDER. TAM’S OYSTER SALOON Pine Street, between Bvoat and Commercial, Nevada City. ANTONIO TAM has lately setarned from the Bay, where he made arrangements to re ceive Eastern and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served wp in any style desired, He aleo laid in a large stock of CONFRCTIONEKY and NUTS of the freshest anw choicest varieties, and lots of other GOUDthings, which he desires the good people of Nevada to call and examine. THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be had at his OYSTER SALOON, and smo’-ers are re— to call and be convinced of the Families supplied with OYSTERS. at Pas pe, by leaving orders at the Sasep 13 ANTONIO TAM, New Cigar and Tobicco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. } AS opened 4 Cigar Stand, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, where ¢an be founds splendid assortment of Imported and Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWING. AND SMOKING TO. . BACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stocx is of the choicest. kind, and ‘. will be sold at the lowest market rates. Whe Telegraph Office has keen removed to the new Cigar Store. 223 ARCHIE NIVENB. = HAIR WORK. MISS ANNIE 0’DONNELL, ROAD STREET, Nevada, adjoining Mrs Rudoiph’s Photegraph Guilery, ig now prepared to do all kinds of “ HATR WORK, Such as SWITCHES, CURLS, PUFFS, FRIZSTTES, BRAIDS, CHAINS, and HAIR JEWELRY. B honorably with e giving the beet bargains we hope pearance ‘ Le 5 Nevedd, Aug. Sth, 187 . * ag ia ew Goods LADIES HAIR DRESSED FOR PARTIES NEVADA CIiyV Ni _ Prices moderate and all work warranted Ginemisciod ond Viet T. L. NICHOLSON, pelrumngs is solicited, * PPIGi ” Ge Merk our Ey sntiere the pend > ee Me = mpi taninwene DENTISTRY. AVING Been b-low aad made ON COMMERCIAL S(REET. }i ments for , to sell on the “Transcript . neh j Jling SATURDAY aF; : expedite! tfully inform the peo. sEanoo ne even tio AT AUCTION, GROCERY, ‘ple of this city and vicinity that he and the week 4: AUCTION PRICES. PROVISION, a his profession ayuin aud JensI would th refyre say to those wishing to AND . ea Office in tg ae Cook Stove « Paper of Pins, :. , We will always be in receiptof 2ver ON COMMERCIAL. STREET, To give me a.call bef: buying elsewhere. . ram always rely. Upon smetitine the toot ak . And is now » paren gdm Ladies wishing t:« wun {*RiCK PAT. the lowest cash. ae Office Hours from 9A. M.to 12 M. ane from 1 to 5 P. M. : Revads, April 7th; 1974. gents wanted in every.county county in. thebieee teone : B. BH. MILLER, . PIANOs,. ; (in Sherman & Hyde, a

es, &e Fest A ft, § King. NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Ih Trouble, —; W.0. Groves is erecting a brick building. The foundation was laid’ @ long time ago, but it has not been completed for the want of mechanics, He did succeed in getting a _ couple the other day,‘ but when he ‘put on another so as to hurry the work up in order to have the. builds ing completed before Winter set in, the twain became insulted and left him to do the work himself. There _ are too many improvements going on for mechanics to be very accom modating. Mr. Groves also had a pick et sharpener which some one has borrowed -and-—-not returned. wants it badly, and that is another source of trouble: Mr. Groves is an undertaker; there are but few deaths now-a-days, and that worries him considerably. Take it altegether he isa troubled. man, . ; Fordyce Dam. : The work on the dam being erected by the South Yuba Canal Co.‘at Fordyce valley, is progressing as rapidly as a large force of men can Pa ‘make it, We learn that it will be go . far completed, that by next Spring it willbe able to hold a body of water ‘thirty-eight feet deep, one mile wide and two miles long. The valley is so situated that it will catch the water falling.on the hills for wiles around. It will add greatly to the capacity of the company to furnish water to the mining companies adjacent to their ditches, and will be not only a souice of increased revenue to the, owners of the ditches, buat will afford increased ‘facilities for obtaining the Precious metal from many mines of the county. : on Greut Auction. J. 8. Holbrook advertises in today’s Taanscerpr that he will hold a grand auction at the residence of Mrs. Blum, at Temperance Hall, on Saturday morning next at 10 o'clock. A large lot of crockery, sufficient to run a first class hotel, will be sold, including bedsteuds. tables, chairs, benches, stoves, mirrors, clocks, car" pets, etc. Heisting Works Barned. The hoisting works und mill belonging to B. Ellison, on Selby Flat,were destroyed by fire on Yaturday night last, at about 11 o’clock. It is believed the fire was the work: of an incendiary, as there had been no fire in the building for several hours previous to the conflagration, It is not known to us what’ amount of damage was done, but the loss falls heayily on Mr, Ellison. Although times area little “off” in “\_. this city generally, there is always “tively times evenings at the National . Every evening, there assembles in the office and saloon of that institution, from fifty to seventy-five persons to ‘“‘wait for the stage.” It is a lively place, and a stranger would be impressed with the idea of a prosperous town, by “glancing in during the time. ~~ Rell of Honor The following is the Roll of Honor . in the Chalk Bluff school for the month ending September 29th, 1874: William Stebr, Patrick Hugsey, Willie King, Frankie Snell, Edward _ flussey, Emma June Skelton, Ella Wilkinson, Fannie Cahill; Theresa Cabill, Lizzie Longh, Katie King, Mary Riggs, Nellie Riggs Mamie — Same Notice to Sctttors. All those wishing to file on agricultural lands as required by law within the next 60 days, will find it. : to their advantage to call on me at my office, in the Court House, and make arrangements about having the. same surveyed and a proper descrip . r D. B. MERRY, “<i . County Surveyor. . THe immense stock of Clothing ty, has arrived, and will be auld at larged Clething Emporium. Admission to.our Emporium is free, for the purpose of coking at our goods audsaseertaining the price of theai. toe -. Hyman Baos., _.@& Nevada, cor. Brouwd & Pine sts. . Hej Look out for the Locomotive, B. H. Miller, the great, Oipthing Merchant of Nevada county, gone to the:Bay for his Fall and Winter stock. Two locomotives anda long to Colfax, and. from thence prairie £chooners without number will bring ‘the goods to his edmmodious store in Odd Fellows’ Building in this city: The.new stock will be here in: a few days, and then look out for bargains at Miller’s one price store. ; 02 <-> _ Go to the National Hotel Shaving Palace for shaving, hair-cutting, and cm See a ae “Go to Nivens’ new gtand, corner.of Broad and Pine stréets for the best cigars in town: ‘gug27 A Life Doubly Assured, A resident of Rangor, Maine, writing to-C. N. Crrrrenpon, 7, sixth Avenue, for a supply of Hale’s Hoxey cidentally that.three monthsago-a New England Life Insurance Company refused to grant him a policy, on the ground that he was consumptive. ‘‘But,’’ he adds, “thanks to the healing properties of that invalperfgetly. sound, and I yesterday out an objection being made, and insured my life for $5,000.” Prxe’s Tootu-Acus Drors—Qure in one minute. : ; ' A Dangerous Season. Vegetation, during the summer, has “been wonderfully thick and rank, and, as it decays, an unusual amount of sickness may be expected;unless proper means are taken to prevent it. Fever and ague-and bilious remittents already prevail to an alarming extent, and as the fall advances and the malarious night fogs become heavier, the sick list is likely to increase both in the city and the country. Itis, therefore, only an act of common prudence to keep the vital foxces in full vigor, so that they may resist the unheslthy influences of the season. Reinforced by the tonic operation of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the syatem, however weak and susceptible naturally, will in nine cases out of ten successfully combat every species of atihospheric’ poison by which epidemics are produced, During the month of September, October and November the difference in temperaaure between day and night is very great, and the chi. ling dewsand mists of the season are the prolific causes of indigestion, choleré-morbus, diarrh@a and dysentery. "Bearing this in mind, remember also that th. Bitters not only invigorate the stomach and brace the nerves, but act specifically upon the bowels and the liver, imparting, to those important organs regularity and tone. It is not reasonable to expect immunity from prevalent complaints if no precautionsare taken to escape them. Hostetter’s Bitters are st once pleasant to the taste and the most certain of all safeguards against febrile ailments. It (preserves health in the healthy, and renews it in the weak and ailing. . FERS NRE ee REESE TINT TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET... ese .NEVADA CITY. R, B.GENTRY, Proprietor. HI8 WELL, ENOWN HOTEL IS AL‘ways opeh for the accommodation of Traveling Public. a oe sivak tactile Mectus tines en are * airy and comfortable, and:the Vable will conapare io. tainonae sate Hotel isi the State. wiil spare no nor ise tO render big guests for all parts of the State have The House is kept all night. for accommodation of the Traveling Public, iard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. ~& share Public Patronage is respectfully so the and vicinity. Office and UMMONS. State of California, County 4 of Nevada, 6s: In the. Disirict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District. of the ap com isint as above , the said plaintiff will app to the Court for the relief therein demanded, ttain of freight cars will be employ-. J¥ ed-in bringing this: mammoth stock . 3 of Hotehound und Tar, mentions in. . aable preparation, my lungs are now . passed a medical examination; with. residence On. Water Strect, three doors from corner. 219} kes BELL & BELDEM,. Masonic Building, : ~ Wholesale and Retail _ eet ; Drugs, Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e, &e. : A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS, BRUSHES, wo ee : ~ A choice selection of WINES, LIQUORS, etc. ‘FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. NEW PUBLICATIUNS, © . STATIONERY. Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, LegalCap, —_. Drawing Paper, &e, &e . Albums, Gift Books, . Serap Books, Violin Strings, Wisconsin. ee a . Beerd’s Folding School Desks and Seats. Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California. _ BELL @ BELDEN. ° ad Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, . —— rm 4 ae we. ett AND N. W. KNOWLTON. Has for Sale, Lp taewend Beautiful hiliiiaa ie WATCHES, ELocKs,

b JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, $e. As Cheap as can be Bought anywhere in the State. heme All kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing Done and Warranted. Nevada City, September 15th, 1874. JUST RECEIVED AT . PRESTON’S DRUG sTORE, : A Large Invoice of ToiletGoods, == New Patterns of Hand Mirrors and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. ‘ An Elegant assortment of . fetlet Soaps, Pomades and Hair Dressing. COUGH CANDY AGALN IN MARKET, Also a Full Line of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils _ and Varnishes, E, M. PRESON, Druggist,.. “X. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets, New Fall & Winter Dry Goods, MRS. M. A. STERLING, ieee BAS just returned from San Fran-_ 4 -where she has purchased a : large stock of. . é Of the Latest Styles and Patterns, : Which she has selected expressiy for this market L Customers can rely upon getting everything in her line a. the VERY LOWEST PRICES, And all Goods are WARRANTED AS REP. RESENTED. : Thankful for past favors, she hopes by & strict atterition tu business and a determination to please her customers, to receive a continuance of the public patronage #o liberally bestowed. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Nevads City Sept. 234, 1-74, TERNS, cap obiuin itium by calling ,on FLORA H LBROUK et the Auction and Varicty Store, «6 si i: og-ut for the same. (@Q = -Broad street, oposite the Bank. . and towns of California, Oregon, Nevada, Staple, Fancy & Millinery Goods, . The Largest and Choicest Stock of Clothing, Faw Ever seenin the Mountains ‘the stock cousists of the best of Gent's and Boys’ Clothing, ee ana eam e Sten “DRO oh FRU ITE TNE A, MIRROR Es tea Cor, Kearney & Sutter Ste.; San” Francisco. Wholesale end Retail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are the Bast andeverything usually found in & first-class Clothing Store. Nevade; ‘May 30th, 1874: §. F. Trades Guide and Pacifie —__Coast-Di : And are now used in Concerts by,all of o GREAT aRTists. * ‘“ Send for Descriptive Circular. Price St 50. Boand in Beard, 450p. HE néxt issue will appear. January, 1875, contalring the principal cities pesos joe Montana,Idaho, Utah, Arizona and British Columbia;containing over 23,000 names of Busines nien, including. over 200 cities and towns of the Pacific Coast. Price, $. 50. : L. Me. . Corner 36th Fs Sacramento; The July issue of 1874, containing 420 ‘Pages, 20,000 names and 163 cities and towns, mailed, post paid, to any address on receipt of order. *s 82 D. B MERRY, County Surveyor, . AND-U. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEER A eo SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTS NEVADA GITY. ~~ eft at the Daily Union Office, Gyass Valley, will receive prompt attentiow. mi. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. HE copartnership heretofere T between F.E. iiveaer and E. T.Worthley, Proprietors of the Nevada and Washiagton stage line, isthis day dissolved by mutual consent. ‘The business will be continued by EB. T. Worthiey, to whom ali persons indebted to the firm sre rquested to settle, and all having accounts against the same will present their bills for payment. 5 : A ’ . ER, E. T. WORTHLEY. Nevada City, Sept. 21st, 1874, SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS. tic immediately, az the Com business must be closed. . HAYES, ‘Burviving Partner, Per W.D. LONG. Graniteville, Sept. 234, 1874. : Dissolution. WBE coip heretofore existing Tt even an’ Withington and ©. McKechnie,in the Painting business is this da: dissolved by mutual consent. The roo s.and, on Broad Strect, by G. E, Withington. All persons indebted to the late firm are reyesh to settle immediately with G. E. ithington, and all persous having demands ——< = will present then to him for . f ae . eis E. WITHINGTON, C. McKEOHNIE, Nevada, Aug. 19th, 174. CHAS. B. MULLOY 4NSON W. LESEER, Lester & Mulloy —i— GROCERIES. HARDWARE, . CROCKER B KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTIA No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA Cry. Nevada, July 18, 1874. 4 I. M. WALLING, . ROTARY PUBLIC, —AND— Justice of the Peace. Cae REOURDS, ABSTRACTING ‘3 AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten PACIFIC FIRE INSURANOR AQENOY AND OOMMEROIAL FIRE INSURAN CO. OF LONDON. ; Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE OR: REST PROPERTY will find i to their ad vantage to call at my office. : Office NO 62 Broad Street, Nor tes, Office at the COURT HOUSER, On} ders . LL ms indebted to the late firm A of HAYES & CO.,nre requested to setness Will be carried on as Usual at the old . The Sherman _& HydePiane, ‘Is the only _ FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, ep! i hy Sold at Your Hundred Dollars? Li ie Square Pianow are 7% octave, and : embraces all Modern Improvenients, such as elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, Full trosi*Frame, Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe ('reble, ete; Length feet 10 inches; width, 3 fect 6 inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. oe Celebrated Standard _ Organ ! Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superiority of Workmanship, Ede gance of in and Durability, IS UNRIVALLED. wx We keep constant); sa hand 8 gvod as. sortment of Reliable Cheap Pianos, SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFI TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND: FULLY WARRANTED, Pricesas low as worthless Pianos can be obtained elsewhere. PIANOS AND ORGANS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN'S, I@ ; DESIRED.. ; Call and see us before purchasing. sep) ‘SHERMAN & RYDER. TAM’S OYSTER SALOON Pine Street, between Bvoat and Commercial, Nevada City. ANTONIO TAM has lately setarned from the Bay, where he made arrangements to re ceive Eastern and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served wp in any style desired, He aleo laid in a large stock of CONFRCTIONEKY and NUTS of the freshest anw choicest varieties, and lots of other GOUDthings, which he desires the good people of Nevada to call and examine. THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be had at his OYSTER SALOON, and smo’-ers are re— to call and be convinced of the Families supplied with OYSTERS. at Pas pe, by leaving orders at the Sasep 13 ANTONIO TAM, New Cigar and Tobicco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. } AS opened 4 Cigar Stand, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, where ¢an be founds splendid assortment of Imported and Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWING. AND SMOKING TO. . BACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stocx is of the choicest. kind, and ‘. will be sold at the lowest market rates. Whe Telegraph Office has keen removed to the new Cigar Store. 223 ARCHIE NIVENB. = HAIR WORK. MISS ANNIE 0’DONNELL, ROAD STREET, Nevada, adjoining Mrs Rudoiph’s Photegraph Guilery, ig now prepared to do all kinds of “ HATR WORK, Such as SWITCHES, CURLS, PUFFS, FRIZSTTES, BRAIDS, CHAINS, and HAIR JEWELRY. B honorably with e giving the beet bargains we hope pearance ‘ Le 5 Nevedd, Aug. Sth, 187 . * ag ia ew Goods LADIES HAIR DRESSED FOR PARTIES NEVADA CIiyV Ni _ Prices moderate and all work warranted Ginemisciod ond Viet T. L. NICHOLSON, pelrumngs is solicited, * PPIGi ” Ge Merk our Ey sntiere the pend > ee Me = mpi taninwene DENTISTRY. AVING Been b-low aad made ON COMMERCIAL S(REET. }i ments for , to sell on the “Transcript . neh j Jling SATURDAY aF; : expedite! tfully inform the peo. sEanoo ne even tio AT AUCTION, GROCERY, ‘ple of this city and vicinity that he and the week 4: AUCTION PRICES. PROVISION, a his profession ayuin aud JensI would th refyre say to those wishing to AND . ea Office in tg ae Cook Stove « Paper of Pins, :. , We will always be in receiptof 2ver ON COMMERCIAL. STREET, To give me a.call bef: buying elsewhere. . ram always rely. Upon smetitine the toot ak . And is now » paren gdm Ladies wishing t:« wun {*RiCK PAT. the lowest cash. ae Office Hours from 9A. M.to 12 M. ane from 1 to 5 P. M. : Revads, April 7th; 1974. gents wanted in every.county county in. thebieee teone : B. BH. MILLER, . PIANOs,. ; (in Sherman & Hyde, a