September 21, 1880 (4 pages)

d ate Com. 1eld ag Coun. 1i8, on 1880 tober aty, clock ion at ard, ary. Ts or jouTH, BEADED GS, Oth. make etings entraj lan. al? UR, a8 ERTOR, _ FOX, Digtriet, ay ort Tp. e York. Valley. Valley vade Nevada iat ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY See eee RT TTS TR, Brief Mention. Easterm Star to-night. J. V. Pettit is bwilding a hond. gome cottage ou BHenlder gtreet. Martin Lahey, tried before Judge Robinson Saturday for battery, was -goquitted, _— Mrs. Auteine Tam, who has heen abroad on a-visit for several weeks, ‘ x is home again. Frastns’ Bond has been elected ‘Battalion Commander of the Garfield at “Guard of this city. ae This isthe beginning of Autumn, which acording tothe almanac will dast until Dec . af t Thomas McGlew of San Francisco . varrived here Sunday. M. B. B. eotter has sold his interest in the grocery store on Com‘mercial street toJohn Schmidt, senior. a es M. Rosenlers& has just return-d from the Bay—-where— hé purchased a large stock of goods for the Pa’ace “store. The children of _C. D. Morrison ~ will leave to-day to join.their father in the East. Cincinnati. Their destination is J. C. Broderick and daughter came over from Columbia Hill Sunday. Mias Josie is the guestof Miss Nettie Wellington. — Chas. Hatch, who was 80 terribly Injured in the Providence mill the other night, isnow thought to be in ~“a fair way to recover, County Surveyor Hartwell goes to the Bay to-day to perfect arrangements for lithographing his new “map of Nevada county, I. M. Taylor, the prominent minving expert, who has been in “New York for several months past, arrived here Sunday morning. To-day is the eqainox, when the days and nights are supposed to be ‘equal. According to an old established theory a rain storm may be expected any day. . —— H, W. Hyman, proprietor of the elothing store at the corner of Pine and Broad streets, but who recently removed with his family to San Francisco, ia in town. Captain Nihe’s Yoang America torchlight company has organized by the election of Henry Calkins as Firat Lieutenant and Wi.l Morgan as Second Lieutenant, Mary Dennler of Boulder street has . had her brother Joseph arrested on a -charge of battery. He was compelled to furnish bonds in the sum @f $100 for appearance. A*number of our citizens have taken advantage of this week’s reduction in railroad fares over the Narrow Gauge and (, P. railways to -Visit the State Fair and San Fran¢isco. Fifty-three left Nevada City and Grass Valley. on Sunday morning’s train, §. A. Swalm, spe.ial agent of the New York Life Insurance Company faim the city. The Company, is to be represented here by a loeal Board, comprising Niles Searls, Judge John Caldwell, H. W. Welch, R. M. Hunt, A.C. Niles, and others not yet elected. W. D. Vinton is the Secretary and agent. eee A Sad Case, = The Auburn Argus says of D. Nt Heaton, a cattle driver who last week shot , oe accidentally at Bowman's dai, and died at Emigrant Gapacouple of days later: Mr. Heaton was married about a year and a half ago toa young lady of Oakland. One very sad feature of the case is that none of his relatives were with him when he passed away. His wife had gone off ona ¢eamping exctrsion about the time of his departure from Folsom, (which place had become their home recently), and up to latest accounts her Whéreabouts was not known, and " @0usequently she is as yet ia ignorence of her husband’s untimely fate, ‘ed his shoulder with some liquor —Pable touse histight arm, 4 the mountains, v HMuating Accident. ——— os Postmaster Holbrook has just te~ . turned from a very “unsatisfactory hunting expedition, Lact Tuesday forénoon,:as he was driving along theroad above Bowman’s Dam, he observed some quail in a tempting position, and stopping his_ horse stood up in the buggy to fire at them. The report of the gun caused the ‘horsé to jump forward suddesly. The postmaster lost his equilibrium, and was thrown to the ground over the back of the seat, striking on his right shoulder. Fortunately no bones were broken, but he received a painful shock. The -ho:se stopped alnYost 4s soon as he fell. He bath— that was in a bottle on the seat, and remounting the vehicle drove to Bswman’s camp, where ‘he ’was laid fuptill Friday, by which time he -was sufficiently recvoveretl to drive home. He still suffers: consider bl, from the effects of the fall, being un“History of Nevada. The Carson Appeal says: ‘‘Messrs. Thompson and West are just getting thinge in shape for the -pub lication of their History of Nevada, of which mention has already been made in these co utnns. They have, just-sueceeded in-securing— the services of Col. H. G. Shaw, a wellknown journalist of San Francisco, who will write the biographical sketches. . No better selection could have been made for so -respousible a commission. ” ee ei a as For Sale. t The large lot, 140x240 feet, on Main street, opposite John T. Morgan’s ani ‘known -as the Keeney homestéad, is for sale in whole or parcels, to suit purchasers, eee Cuas, McEnvy. Nevada City, Sept. 21-36 Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. @& A. M. . Special Meeting. A Speeial__meeting of Neva= da Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., will be held on Wednesday evening, September 22d, at Masonic Hall. A fullattendance of members isdesired. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited. E.M.Prtsron, Master. J. H. Boarpman, Sec. 2t —. Notice to Patrons. Dr. D. W. Beverton took his departure for San Francisco yesterday morning. He expects to be absen: about ten days. In the meantime his dental establishment. will” be in charge of Dr. MeIntyie. 7 1t . Notice. The workiog capital stock of the Peard Gold and Silver Mining*Com‘pany Consoiidated heretofore offered for sale at 25 cts. per share is withdrawn from the market by order of the. Board of Trustees. _PeardG. & S.C. M. Co, By D. E. Muraan, Secty. > © e& — -— 4 Piano for rent at Brand & Passett’s Bookstore. 818-2t A. Blunicnthal, Corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, has just received one of the largest.and finest stocks of Fall and Winter Dry and Fancy Goods ever brought to this city. Having purchased for cash'he is enabled to sell cheaper than any other store in Ladies are invited to call and examine the new stock, tf Important Notice. et at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket. You ought not to tratel witheut it. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 30 days. Good for $3,000 in the event of death, or for $15 weekly indemnity for disabling injuries, and costing but 25 cents a day. s3-Im Lecture. ” A lecture will be delivered by the Rev. W. ©. Powell on the ‘‘Life and Times of George Stephenson,” the celebrated pioneer of railways, on Friday evenirg, the 24th instant, The proceeds of the: lecture will be given to paying the insurance on the church. Admission 50 cents, children 25 cents, tf > oFor Superviser. Relieving that the office of Supervisor should not be of.a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself asa candidaée for the office of Supervisor ly solicit forthe position the supnort ta month. Enquire . #27 BooK-KEEFING end writing, $10 Writing s'one, $5. Ches— nutwood’s Business Col ege. 1m, The Palace Cizar Store. ALEX. ZEKiIni, the popular tostock of Havana and Demestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the fayorate warieties:of Chewing ‘Tobacare choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tf i oe To all Whom it may Concern. Having disposed of the Union market to-E. C. Muagor and H. Nafiziger, Lhereby request all. persons in-, debted to me to settle their accounts: atouce. My bills have been place: in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all ac: counts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at the market, -where hills can—also——Le paid. U. J. NaFrzickr, Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. CoLi:ns, Op4, ~ . erator, RupDoLPH Photo-Ga lery, Broad Street, Nevada REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. For Recorder, oo; JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. For Treasurer, G. von’, SCHMITTBURG, Ot Nevada City. For Sheriff, KE. P. SANFORD, Of Grass Valley. For County-Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, Ot Grass—Valley. For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, 3 Of Little York. aoe Established im. ..2... 1852. ._. JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. NOLD ANuv ORES o ever; description REFINED, MELTED and ASS2 “ED. By Request, f Gold Bars Exchanged fer Coin. Electro-Plating in Gold or Silvez. a THE RELIABLE. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF H's by pursuing a policy of fair dealing Nevada City. It has been conducted witha view to profit the proprietor, as well as give the public satisfaction. None but Are kept on hand, It is not claimed th they are sold at cost. -Areasonable margi* is sough: for, but no fancy prices are charg ed. The stock of GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, CROCKERY, Ete, , WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. : Is constantly" complete. sar N. B.—Thisis no Cheap John Estab lishment. Vv’. H. SMITH, Qommerc ial St., opposite Transcript Off Ask. F'or Union India Rubber Co’s . Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and coats. Beware of Imitations. E SURE the Boots are stamped Crack B Proef on the heels and have the Pure Guam Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— They will last twice as ‘ong as any others For Sale by aH Dealers. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing; Boots, Shoes, Btc. of ail my friends regardless of party. i . J. 8. Tuompson, R. H. PEASE, Jr } 8. M. RUNYON, Ban Francisco, Aug. 13—3m. > bacconist, has just received a fresh . . co. His stock of Candies and Nuts {The ol lest stand in Nevada City ! become one of-the Sokd-Institutions of . The Best Class of Goods / Embroideries, Shawls, ani FIVE CENTS APIECE. JOHN" JACK: Sole Agent in Nevada City. 8 peerwry sf “4 ot TUTE WL LT WU 4 4 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. ic rHE BEST =: TOHN JACKE, THE “‘SLOTE” CICAR ! Give them a Trial! “Full Havana Filler,” —_—-0—— Sole Agents fo Nevada County : JOHN JACK, Nevada City. GEO. 8. HOWE, Grass Valley. A. J. GRAHAM, Truckee. ——o—— JOKN JACK’S TOBACCO STORE! The Cheapest Store in Nevada City. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS! = 34 different brands of ‘‘PLUG” TOBACCO. More kinds than any store in Nevada, : tu. Before purchasing any Cigars or Tobacco elsewhere, be sure to coll an JOHN JACK; who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPEST. Also always on hand a full supply of Cutl-ry, Fancy Goods, Candies, Limes, Oranges, and Fruits of all kinds. . Has Arrived in Nevada City at Last. Business and Dwelling Houses are scarce and Rents are Higher. Hun= dreds of strangers have arrived in our city, and there is still room for thousands more. The Chinese have gone, and everybody is making money, consequently in the language of the poet, everything is.lovely and the goose hangs elevated. : 20,000 Dollars worth GENERAL MERCHANDISE, —TO BE soup AT PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash without limit or reserve, AT TEE. : Important CHEAP GASH STORE, . A THE GRAND SALE WILL COMMENCE-ON"==> THIS BSVENEI And to continue Every Evening until furth The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods ress and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins; Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flanae Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, Millinery Goods, Men’s, Youths and Boy’s Clothing. Silver Plated Ware, Crockery apd Glass Ware. oe ousand articles too numerous to mention. 5 man, woman, and chi'd, especially the ladies, should take advanPeni t A Mammoth Sate, as they will be able to procure goods at their own prices : in fact s will be given away for little or nothing. All Goods willbé sold at pr. ate sale during the day and at Auction every evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the ORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, _On Commercial Street, Nevada City. notice. The “SLOTE” CIGAR! THE GREAT BOOM = COMMERCIAL STREET, opposiie Coe’s Shoe Store. . xs @ CASEI PRics LisT ——OF THE— GROCERY STORE. Commercial ‘Street, . . Nevada City “ne a es a Flour, Assorted Crackers 1 40 Soda Crackers 8 Mackerel, No. 1, perkit, 2 60 bran, per 100 }bs., ~~ 1 28: Small Corn, per 100 Ibs;, . 1 87} Wheat, “per 100 Ibs, 2 28 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 623 . Beehive Tea, per lb, . Crushed Sugar, Browa Sugar, . Pearl Barley, Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 1.00 Best Island. Rice, 10 Ibs.,. 1 06 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12 cans 1 06 Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 06 Corn, 5cans 1] 06 Selly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, G per.gallon, 87} Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 1 00Sardines, laige cans, 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 06 ‘Tohacco, per ib,’ “Fe Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., Ct Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs: . 6 Dinner Can full of Coitee,6 lbs., 1 06 Beans, 334 lbs. for 1 6 iryund Coffee, per package, 20 cts Corn Starch, 2 packazes, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts Prize, Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 val can, 225 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for~ 1 00 Erye’s English Cocoa, packet por Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25e, Mustard, per bottle; 10c. Wash Tubs, from 0 cents to 20 Wash Boards,’ 30 cts. Wat.r Buckets, 37} cts. Clothes Baskets, “£0 eta.” Rolling Pins 15 ets: Rotato Mashers, 15 ets. All goods subject to correction. tar Everything Fresh and warrant eil.to be the Best, Richard Roberts KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. § HAVING purchased the above. ) named Market, I will be glad tosee all former patrons and will be @ble ‘to supply the public with ali kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept ‘in a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND . Of my own manufacture, which is guarauteed to be A. No, 1. Having iad long experience in the business, I can guarantee togive perfect satisfuction to all, and will supply’'the , Very Best in my Line.: All kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times. ‘ CHAS. KENT. MILWAUKEE BREWERY, auld a Geo. Gehrig, Proprietor. Formerly owner cfoaeee Brewery, 8an* rancisco. Having purefiased the good will and fixtures of L. W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee Brewery We is now prépared to furnish “the trade with the best of ALE AND PORTER. Having hel many years experience inthe business, and algo the reputation of being o First Class Brewer, be solicits the patronage of the old customers and niany uew ones, Hise object will be tokeep the Best Beer in the Mountains Try it and be convinced. GEO, GEHRIG. Nevada City, Sept.) &th. JOHN I. CALDWELL, 4 Attorney at Law, » Notary Public and ConveyaneesOffice-—South side Broad street; opp. Union ’ street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts of . this W State, and the Courts of the United. States within'the State of California. Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgages f $2.50 each ; certificates of acknowledgment thereto included. . Jed _H.8. Bradley, — DAVID Nett 2S eee AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER. 1 ~AND— VU. 8. Deputy Surveyor. * : Nevada City, Gul. Le sd TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, _3 Ibs., 25 ets10¢ “BEEHIVE” . “ efi per 100 Ibs., ¢2hs Whole Barley, per 100 lbs, 1 5@ EK. B. -Tea, per lb.,— 40 {0 Te, pert ~— Spring Street, Nevada City. ~~ EY Te : fe EOE eae een ep ome + aad aes 2 Boe ahaa s a ak PO NG . oI TS a SA Nae ame Rw == wept rene nb sapere feng cates rere CE ee ee eee i ee oe cst Rt 5a Sa ne ate Maine pe 4 . ct \ ae ee

d ate Com. 1eld ag Coun. 1i8, on 1880 tober aty, clock ion at ard, ary. Ts or jouTH, BEADED GS, Oth. make etings entraj lan. al? UR, a8 ERTOR, _ FOX, Digtriet, ay ort Tp. e York. Valley. Valley vade Nevada iat ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY See eee RT TTS TR, Brief Mention. Easterm Star to-night. J. V. Pettit is bwilding a hond. gome cottage ou BHenlder gtreet. Martin Lahey, tried before Judge Robinson Saturday for battery, was -goquitted, _— Mrs. Auteine Tam, who has heen abroad on a-visit for several weeks, ‘ x is home again. Frastns’ Bond has been elected ‘Battalion Commander of the Garfield at “Guard of this city. ae This isthe beginning of Autumn, which acording tothe almanac will dast until Dec . af t Thomas McGlew of San Francisco . varrived here Sunday. M. B. B. eotter has sold his interest in the grocery store on Com‘mercial street toJohn Schmidt, senior. a es M. Rosenlers& has just return-d from the Bay—-where— hé purchased a large stock of goods for the Pa’ace “store. The children of _C. D. Morrison ~ will leave to-day to join.their father in the East. Cincinnati. Their destination is J. C. Broderick and daughter came over from Columbia Hill Sunday. Mias Josie is the guestof Miss Nettie Wellington. — Chas. Hatch, who was 80 terribly Injured in the Providence mill the other night, isnow thought to be in ~“a fair way to recover, County Surveyor Hartwell goes to the Bay to-day to perfect arrangements for lithographing his new “map of Nevada county, I. M. Taylor, the prominent minving expert, who has been in “New York for several months past, arrived here Sunday morning. To-day is the eqainox, when the days and nights are supposed to be ‘equal. According to an old established theory a rain storm may be expected any day. . —— H, W. Hyman, proprietor of the elothing store at the corner of Pine and Broad streets, but who recently removed with his family to San Francisco, ia in town. Captain Nihe’s Yoang America torchlight company has organized by the election of Henry Calkins as Firat Lieutenant and Wi.l Morgan as Second Lieutenant, Mary Dennler of Boulder street has . had her brother Joseph arrested on a -charge of battery. He was compelled to furnish bonds in the sum @f $100 for appearance. A*number of our citizens have taken advantage of this week’s reduction in railroad fares over the Narrow Gauge and (, P. railways to -Visit the State Fair and San Fran¢isco. Fifty-three left Nevada City and Grass Valley. on Sunday morning’s train, §. A. Swalm, spe.ial agent of the New York Life Insurance Company faim the city. The Company, is to be represented here by a loeal Board, comprising Niles Searls, Judge John Caldwell, H. W. Welch, R. M. Hunt, A.C. Niles, and others not yet elected. W. D. Vinton is the Secretary and agent. eee A Sad Case, = The Auburn Argus says of D. Nt Heaton, a cattle driver who last week shot , oe accidentally at Bowman's dai, and died at Emigrant Gapacouple of days later: Mr. Heaton was married about a year and a half ago toa young lady of Oakland. One very sad feature of the case is that none of his relatives were with him when he passed away. His wife had gone off ona ¢eamping exctrsion about the time of his departure from Folsom, (which place had become their home recently), and up to latest accounts her Whéreabouts was not known, and " @0usequently she is as yet ia ignorence of her husband’s untimely fate, ‘ed his shoulder with some liquor —Pable touse histight arm, 4 the mountains, v HMuating Accident. ——— os Postmaster Holbrook has just te~ . turned from a very “unsatisfactory hunting expedition, Lact Tuesday forénoon,:as he was driving along theroad above Bowman’s Dam, he observed some quail in a tempting position, and stopping his_ horse stood up in the buggy to fire at them. The report of the gun caused the ‘horsé to jump forward suddesly. The postmaster lost his equilibrium, and was thrown to the ground over the back of the seat, striking on his right shoulder. Fortunately no bones were broken, but he received a painful shock. The -ho:se stopped alnYost 4s soon as he fell. He bath— that was in a bottle on the seat, and remounting the vehicle drove to Bswman’s camp, where ‘he ’was laid fuptill Friday, by which time he -was sufficiently recvoveretl to drive home. He still suffers: consider bl, from the effects of the fall, being un“History of Nevada. The Carson Appeal says: ‘‘Messrs. Thompson and West are just getting thinge in shape for the -pub lication of their History of Nevada, of which mention has already been made in these co utnns. They have, just-sueceeded in-securing— the services of Col. H. G. Shaw, a wellknown journalist of San Francisco, who will write the biographical sketches. . No better selection could have been made for so -respousible a commission. ” ee ei a as For Sale. t The large lot, 140x240 feet, on Main street, opposite John T. Morgan’s ani ‘known -as the Keeney homestéad, is for sale in whole or parcels, to suit purchasers, eee Cuas, McEnvy. Nevada City, Sept. 21-36 Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. @& A. M. . Special Meeting. A Speeial__meeting of Neva= da Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., will be held on Wednesday evening, September 22d, at Masonic Hall. A fullattendance of members isdesired. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited. E.M.Prtsron, Master. J. H. Boarpman, Sec. 2t —. Notice to Patrons. Dr. D. W. Beverton took his departure for San Francisco yesterday morning. He expects to be absen: about ten days. In the meantime his dental establishment. will” be in charge of Dr. MeIntyie. 7 1t . Notice. The workiog capital stock of the Peard Gold and Silver Mining*Com‘pany Consoiidated heretofore offered for sale at 25 cts. per share is withdrawn from the market by order of the. Board of Trustees. _PeardG. & S.C. M. Co, By D. E. Muraan, Secty. > © e& — -— 4 Piano for rent at Brand & Passett’s Bookstore. 818-2t A. Blunicnthal, Corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, has just received one of the largest.and finest stocks of Fall and Winter Dry and Fancy Goods ever brought to this city. Having purchased for cash'he is enabled to sell cheaper than any other store in Ladies are invited to call and examine the new stock, tf Important Notice. et at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket. You ought not to tratel witheut it. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 30 days. Good for $3,000 in the event of death, or for $15 weekly indemnity for disabling injuries, and costing but 25 cents a day. s3-Im Lecture. ” A lecture will be delivered by the Rev. W. ©. Powell on the ‘‘Life and Times of George Stephenson,” the celebrated pioneer of railways, on Friday evenirg, the 24th instant, The proceeds of the: lecture will be given to paying the insurance on the church. Admission 50 cents, children 25 cents, tf > oFor Superviser. Relieving that the office of Supervisor should not be of.a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself asa candidaée for the office of Supervisor ly solicit forthe position the supnort ta month. Enquire . #27 BooK-KEEFING end writing, $10 Writing s'one, $5. Ches— nutwood’s Business Col ege. 1m, The Palace Cizar Store. ALEX. ZEKiIni, the popular tostock of Havana and Demestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the fayorate warieties:of Chewing ‘Tobacare choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tf i oe To all Whom it may Concern. Having disposed of the Union market to-E. C. Muagor and H. Nafiziger, Lhereby request all. persons in-, debted to me to settle their accounts: atouce. My bills have been place: in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all ac: counts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at the market, -where hills can—also——Le paid. U. J. NaFrzickr, Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. CoLi:ns, Op4, ~ . erator, RupDoLPH Photo-Ga lery, Broad Street, Nevada REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. For Recorder, oo; JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. For Treasurer, G. von’, SCHMITTBURG, Ot Nevada City. For Sheriff, KE. P. SANFORD, Of Grass Valley.

For County-Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, Ot Grass—Valley. For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, 3 Of Little York. aoe Established im. ....2..... 1852. ._. JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. NOLD ANuv ORES o ever; description REFINED, MELTED and ASS2 “ED. By Request, f Gold Bars Exchanged fer Coin. Electro-Plating in Gold or Silvez. a THE RELIABLE. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF H's by pursuing a policy of fair dealing Nevada City. It has been conducted witha view to profit the proprietor, as well as give the public satisfaction. None but Are kept on hand, It is not claimed th they are sold at cost. -Areasonable margi* is sough: for, but no fancy prices are charg ed. The stock of GROCERIES, CASE GOODS, CROCKERY, Ete, , WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. : Is constantly" complete. sar N. B.—Thisis no Cheap John Estab lishment. Vv’. H. SMITH, Qommerc ial St., opposite Transcript Off Ask. F'or Union India Rubber Co’s . Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and coats. Beware of Imitations. E SURE the Boots are stamped Crack B Proef on the heels and have the Pure Guam Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— They will last twice as ‘ong as any others For Sale by aH Dealers. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing; Boots, Shoes, Btc. of ail my friends regardless of party. i . J. 8. Tuompson, R. H. PEASE, Jr } 8. M. RUNYON, Ban Francisco, Aug. 13—3m. > bacconist, has just received a fresh . . co. His stock of Candies and Nuts {The ol lest stand in Nevada City ! become one of-the Sokd-Institutions of . The Best Class of Goods / Embroideries, Shawls, ani FIVE CENTS APIECE. JOHN" JACK: Sole Agent in Nevada City. 8 peerwry sf “4 ot TUTE WL LT WU 4 4 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. ic rHE BEST =: TOHN JACKE, THE “‘SLOTE” CICAR ! Give them a Trial! “Full Havana Filler,” —_—-0—— Sole Agents fo Nevada County : JOHN JACK, Nevada City. GEO. 8. HOWE, Grass Valley. A. J. GRAHAM, Truckee. ——o—— JOKN JACK’S TOBACCO STORE! The Cheapest Store in Nevada City. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS! = 34 different brands of ‘‘PLUG” TOBACCO. More kinds than any store in Nevada, : tu. Before purchasing any Cigars or Tobacco elsewhere, be sure to coll an JOHN JACK; who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPEST. Also always on hand a full supply of Cutl-ry, Fancy Goods, Candies, Limes, Oranges, and Fruits of all kinds. . Has Arrived in Nevada City at Last. Business and Dwelling Houses are scarce and Rents are Higher. Hun= dreds of strangers have arrived in our city, and there is still room for thousands more. The Chinese have gone, and everybody is making money, consequently in the language of the poet, everything is.lovely and the goose hangs elevated. : 20,000 Dollars worth GENERAL MERCHANDISE, —TO BE soup AT PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash without limit or reserve, AT TEE. : Important CHEAP GASH STORE, . A THE GRAND SALE WILL COMMENCE-ON"==> THIS BSVENEI And to continue Every Evening until furth The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods ress and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins; Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flanae Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, Millinery Goods, Men’s, Youths and Boy’s Clothing. Silver Plated Ware, Crockery apd Glass Ware. oe ousand articles too numerous to mention. 5 man, woman, and chi'd, especially the ladies, should take advanPeni t A Mammoth Sate, as they will be able to procure goods at their own prices : in fact s will be given away for little or nothing. All Goods willbé sold at pr. ate sale during the day and at Auction every evening, at 7 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the ORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, _On Commercial Street, Nevada City. notice. The “SLOTE” CIGAR! THE GREAT BOOM = COMMERCIAL STREET, opposiie Coe’s Shoe Store. . xs @ CASEI PRics LisT ——OF THE— GROCERY STORE. Commercial ‘Street, . . Nevada City “ne a es a Flour, Assorted Crackers 1 40 Soda Crackers 8 Mackerel, No. 1, perkit, 2 60 bran, per 100 }bs., ~~ 1 28: Small Corn, per 100 Ibs;, . 1 87} Wheat, “per 100 Ibs, 2 28 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 623 . Beehive Tea, per lb, . Crushed Sugar, Browa Sugar, . Pearl Barley, Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 1.00 Best Island. Rice, 10 Ibs.,. 1 06 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12 cans 1 06 Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 06 Corn, 5cans 1] 06 Selly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, G per.gallon, 87} Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 1 00Sardines, laige cans, 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 06 ‘Tohacco, per ib,’ “Fe Oil Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs., Ct Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 lbs: . 6 Dinner Can full of Coitee,6 lbs., 1 06 Beans, 334 lbs. for 1 6 iryund Coffee, per package, 20 cts Corn Starch, 2 packazes, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts Prize, Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 val can, 225 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for~ 1 00 Erye’s English Cocoa, packet por Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25e, Mustard, per bottle; 10c. Wash Tubs, from 0 cents to 20 Wash Boards,’ 30 cts. Wat.r Buckets, 37} cts. Clothes Baskets, “£0 eta.” Rolling Pins 15 ets: Rotato Mashers, 15 ets. All goods subject to correction. tar Everything Fresh and warrant eil.to be the Best, Richard Roberts KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. § HAVING purchased the above. ) named Market, I will be glad tosee all former patrons and will be @ble ‘to supply the public with ali kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept ‘in a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND . Of my own manufacture, which is guarauteed to be A. No, 1. Having iad long experience in the business, I can guarantee togive perfect satisfuction to all, and will supply’'the , Very Best in my Line.: All kinds of Live Stock for Sale at All Times. ‘ CHAS. KENT. MILWAUKEE BREWERY, auld a Geo. Gehrig, Proprietor. Formerly owner cfoaeee Brewery, 8an* rancisco. Having purefiased the good will and fixtures of L. W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee Brewery We is now prépared to furnish “the trade with the best of ALE AND PORTER. Having hel many years experience inthe business, and algo the reputation of being o First Class Brewer, be solicits the patronage of the old customers and niany uew ones, Hise object will be tokeep the Best Beer in the Mountains Try it and be convinced. GEO, GEHRIG. Nevada City, Sept.) &th. JOHN I. CALDWELL, 4 Attorney at Law, » Notary Public and ConveyaneesOffice-—South side Broad street; opp. Union ’ street, Nevada City. ILL practice in all the Courts of . this W State, and the Courts of the United. States within'the State of California. Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgages f $2.50 each ; certificates of acknowledgment thereto included. . Jed _H.8. Bradley, — DAVID Nett 2S eee AUERBACH, AUCTIONEER. 1 ~AND— VU. 8. Deputy Surveyor. * : Nevada City, Gul. Le sd TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, _3 Ibs., 25 ets10¢ “BEEHIVE” . “ efi per 100 Ibs., ¢2hs Whole Barley, per 100 lbs, 1 5@ EK. B. -Tea, per lb.,— 40 {0 Te, pert ~— Spring Street, Nevada City. ~~ EY Te : fe EOE eae een ep ome + aad aes 2 Boe ahaa s a ak PO NG . oI TS a SA Nae ame Rw == wept rene nb sapere feng cates rere CE ee ee eee i ee oe cst Rt 5a Sa ne ate Maine pe 4 . ct \ ae ee