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any minor
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or any pa.
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mcourage,
to violate
vO precedcemen of
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such mihouses, or
1 minor dr
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forty days
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' considering the run. that. was made.
If the officers and Direct-. ,
integrity, and able to pay two dollars
oe
The Daily Transcript
_the fact. for until during the past
-erisis which has about passed has
NEVADA CITY, CAL,
LOCAL AFFAIRS. «
‘The Bank, _
All arrangements for the opening
of our bank this morning have been
completed, as announced in yedterday's Transcript. Our people were
highly pleased yesterday on learning
three weeks, tuey bad ug idea that
its closing wonld have sach an effect
upon the business in. town. They .
Hank. During the panic which has
just passed, thousands ef depositors .
rushed like maniacs to the various
banks for their money, which was
really. in safer hands than if they
had loaned it out to other. parties or
buried itin the ground. We think the
taught many a good lesson. So far
as the run ou the Bank of Nevada
County was concerned, it was the
most absurd move that was ever
made. “fhe doots were kept open
longer tan any bank in the State,
upon it.
ors were unworthy of confidence,and.
had not the means to pay the depositors, then no blame could be at.
tached to any one for, wanting their
money. But here the contrary was
the case. The officers of the bank
ure men of undoubted lionesty and
“for every one the bank owed. As
soon as the bank was closed, several
men of wealth, who had all their
money invested-in various kinds of
property, came forward and offered
Mr. Tully, the President of the
Bank, their securities and property
to pledge to timid holders of eertificates of deposit, if he desired it,
showing that they understood the
situation thoroughly, and were’ willihg to do all in their power to
sustain an institution which wasa
credit to the town, and had done
more than all others to make and
improve business so that every resident had felt its good effect. One
man alone, a former tésident, who
is worth about one ‘million of do!lars,
offered to give his note, well secured
in collaterals, if desired, for, every
dollar the Bank of Nevada County
owed, he knowing that’ the certificates of deposit were worth one hundred cents on thedollar. Five other
men, who are worth double the
amount the bank owed to depositors,
also tendered their assistance in the
same way. Owing to the great
scarcity of coin they could not get it,
else that would have been done instead of tendering property. Mr.
Tully found out it was a ‘‘wild goose
ohase”’ for coin, and concluded that
“the bank should not be opened
again until he could procure the
coin to pay all depositors who wished
it. He remained in San Francisco
until nearly all his arrangements .
‘weré completed, and returned en
. Sunday night’ He called the Di» rectors together, and upon an exam
ination of the affairs it was ascertained that the Bank could pay dollar for dollar, and have one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars left. Could a better showing be
made for its capital by any bank in
the world? We think not. It is as
we stated before, one of the very
‘safest institutiotis for depositors in
the State, and we hope the people
will be ‘now convinced of the fact,
and not play the part which is unworthy the act of a reasonable mind.
We do not believe a dollar will be
drawn out of the, bank to-day, except for the usual business purposes.
Johnston & Son, on Main street,
have just received another large addition to their stock of hardware,
iron, steel, and every other ‘article
doch. hope in a first-class store.
Their stock is second to none in the
. State, and their prices are as lew as
any. We are prepared to manufacture iron pipe to order in lotsto suit,
All we ask of the peple is to call and
examine our goods'and prices before
buying etsewhere. We are prepared
to give good bargaias at all times.
Call at our store en Main street,
nearly sei Gey tei ica .
To arrive at Johnston & Sons in a
few days: sj) ep
_ Advertised Letters.
~ The following letters rémath in the Post
Office, in this city, forthe week ending
Monday, -Septetaber 20th, 1875,
ae = an H. H. Hasxrys, P. M.
Cadigan, P. W.
Céuture, Alexander,
Coplin, Rev. A.
Cunningham John,'2,
“ Carrol, Miss MaryrA. °
Dunstanse Wm. H. . .
Galligher Artitur, °
« Jenkin, Thomas H: .
Johnson.T. and John Mondell,
Mitchell, Oliver,
Nelson, W, a.
Pepin Jute,
Scomidt Ferdinand,
——s
‘Warner Mary.
appreciate the situation now, and),
will do all they can to sustain the
‘Tue potato. disease has reached
become a plauge, says the St. He.
lena Star,
—_—_
Suenirr Fire is ov his way from
Pioche to Carson with ‘three State
prisoners, Connors, Hadley and Maltese Charley, aes
Nira farmers expect to realize a
good crop of corn. The stand is
heavy and the foggy mornings are
tilling the ears, ;
New Goods! New Goodat! New
ue Goodsttt
Hyman Bros., corner of Broad and
Pine streets, have already received
the first two shipments of the latest
styles of clothing. Having taken
advantage in purchasing these goods
while coinis s2arce, it enables us to
give our customers good bargains.
-Cheice Groceries."
The finest teas, the best coffee, the
choicest can goods, and the largest
stock of groceries of every deseription cau be found only at Lester &
Mulloy’s. 819
For Rent.
gan Block, on the corner of Broad
and Pine streets. Also two stores in
the Transcript Block, on Commercial street. Enquire of N. P. Brown.
<
ronchial Troches, for Brown
have proved their efficacy: by a test
of many years, and have received
testimonials from eminent men who
have used them.
ATTENTION INVALIDS!
ene
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!
Wonderful Cures.
BETHESDA
8 especially needed at this season of the
fails to sfford needed relief:
on trial.
Sold by the gallon or barre] at
PRESTON’S
DRUG STORE.
. . NEW YORK
California, and in some sections has.
Three offices in the Brown & Mor. ’
Pulmonaryfand Asthmatic Disorders.
Natures Remedy Producing
Or other physical and nervons debilities,
Itis a: éurative host in itself, gnd seldom
Read the circulars and then bny a gajlon
ENAMEL PAINT,
Gives & beautiful finish and a perfect
JOHNSTON & SON,
' Successors to W. H. Orawford,
27 & 29 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Union Hotel,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
~
STOVES,
IRON & STEEL,
--NAILS; SHOVELS
_ PICKS,
Wheelbarrows,
_Grindstones, Roepe,”
Blocks & Sheaves,
Ox Bows and Keys,
Chain, Anvils, Vises.
2
Bellows.
Also, the celebrated
BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE
MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BFLTS,
RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING.
PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds.
BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER,
FUSE, SHOT, &e.—
Full line of ROGERS’ Celebrated
Nickel Plated Ware.
Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo. '
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS,
WICKS, &c.
Agents for‘A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes.
QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco prices.
ma. A Large stock of Galvanized IRON
WATER PIPE constantly on hand and cenection m ade with the City Water Works.
IRON PEPE: made to order and all
kinds of Repairing done.
in Nevada County, and as Cheap as
the Cheapest.wa, Oall and see us at the
Pioneer Stand,
:. KF-OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL."@a
Nevada City, June 23d. :
NEW and CHOICE STOCK
Of Cigars, Tobacco, Frait, Confectionery, Genuine Meerschaum
Pipes, Cigar Holders, etc.
Just Reeaved byJOHNNY JACK, °
Pine Street, First door below Broad,
would call the attention of Smokers
and Chewers.to my new Brands of CIGARS, such as
“Golden Thread,” “Casino,”
“Ganymed,”’ ‘‘Keystone,”’
And other choice varieties, both Imported
year, to regulate the secretiong, and and Domestic.
dally ¢ Sita byvail persone ease ‘con Tu the TOBACCO line I have
ea fe ” ae , ”
INDIGESTION, if OME, BRS. Baldan ., Gate,
~ Caesar” . “ Ambrosial,
LAME BACK, And many other favorite brands.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
And CIGAR HOLDERS, warranted Genuine. flere
A fine asgprtment of CANDIES, NUTS
FRUITS, etc., constantly om hand.
Call and examine my goods and prices.
2 JOHN JACK.
Nevada City, Sept. 7th.
D. THOM, JR.,
BROAD ST., ABUVE STUMPE’S
HOTEL NEVADA CITY. G
DEALER ‘'1N
fmmodlate wo. "Sold in quantitie wout. BREECH and MUZZLE LOAD"9 : ING GUNS, RIFLES, PISsE. M. PRESTON, . rorsena ammuntrion
ih Of Every Description.
For medica) purposes.
&
Metallic and Paper Shells for
COLD SODA WATER. . . ees
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE
IN THE NEATEST MANNER.
Having worked for Billinghurst and othex celebrated makers, I can warrant my
D, THOM, Jr.
2 er “ 80, 8. HUPP. D. J. CROWLEY.
E. M. PRESTON, Attorneys & Counselo at Law.
eS Ce a a ee ee
: Winn AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
saree,
‘. SICILY LEMON SUGAR,
-} BLANK BOOKS,
In fact the best selected stock of Goods . .
Masonio Butlaing,
Cor Pine & Commercial Streets
Drugs, Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints,
Oils andWindow Glass, Pérfumery and Toilet Articles.
HOYT’S GERMAN COLOGNE,
PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT.
Of #11 shades-and oolors ready mixed for
use. Sold by the quart, gallon or barrel.
Books T Books’ !
SCHOOL BOOKS, ~
GIFT BOOKS,
All things requisite for achools. of
all grades. Gatton
STATIONERY.
. prices, with freight added.
WM. R. COE,
CorMain and Commercial Sts .
‘ NEW ARRIVALS. .
The Grand Duke Alexis Ties,
LACE AND BUCKLE.
French and Village Ties, ~‘ ,
Bismarck Congress Gaiters,
_ And all Of the Latest
Styles—the best made.—
Also, a full line of LaGate dies’, Misses; and children’s
SHOES AND :LIPPERS,
All made by my special order, and war; Tanten to give satisfaction in FIT,
WEAR AND PRICE. .
Boot and Shoe Findings at San Francisco
Also all kinds of Calt, Kip, Sole Léather,
Sheep Skins, Llving Skins, and other articlee used by the trade supplied to shoemakers, } q
: sae W. R. ‘COE.
Nevada, July 30th; =
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
HOUSE AND LOT containing
! Three Acres of good land, all of
which is under a good fence. itis
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
On the East side .of the City. There is
Choice Fruit Trees anda Vineyard, with
Light! Light!Light!
AVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY
OF THE CELEBRATED ee
Gas Machine,
We are now prepared to furnish machines:
of all sizes for highting HoTeLs, CavRoHES,,
Pusiic Burupines or Private RESMENCES.
OVER 1,000 TESTIMONIALS
ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF
THE
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE:
OVER ANY OTHER NOW IN USE.
They are simple in construction, not liabie to get out of order, require no exill to.
manage, are
MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER,
re
And are substantial and durable: They occupy but little space, can be set up at little’
expense, and are equally adapted for lighting the largest Hotel or the smallest dveilbut, Winter and. Summer, have been in
constant tse a)! through the United States:
for vverseven years. :
RG” No fire is used in manufacturing the.
Gas, and buildings lighted by-it are insured at the same rate ag though 6osl gas.
was used.. Bee ;
Kh The cost of Gas made by this Machine will not exceed. $1 50 to $250 per
thousand feet.
SPRINGFIELD
aL
ing. They are no new or untried machine,Drawing Paper,
Of all kinds, -—
‘ENVELOPES---A great variety.
MUSIC MUSIC.
THE ANTISELL PIANO,
Sold on the installment plan. A
chance; for everybody to sccure a
fiyst-class Instrument,
A fall line of SHEET MUSIC.
Agents for Nevada Ctty for the celebrated
BETHESDA WATER.
eee
WINES and LIQuoRS
For medical use.
Agents Pacific Mutnal Life In
‘surance Co.
Agents Hartford Fire Inturance
Co.’ Capital, 81 000,000. .
Agents for Patent School Desks
and Seats,
BELL & BELDEN.
\
B. H. MILLER,
CLOTHING MERCHANT,
Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad
NEVADA CITY.
FTALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HATR
This standard article is eompounded
with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory as ever, f
It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful color,
It removes oll eruptions, itching and
dandruff; and the scalp by its use becomes
white and clean.
ib onl apie
Aé a dressing nothing has been found so
effectual or desirable.
Dr. A. A. Hayes, State Assa:
chusetts, says of it: ‘I
preparation for its intended purposes,”
of Masaaeee
Buckingham's Dye for Whiskers.
. AGRICULTURAL
it the best
Nevada, Sept. 13th, 1875.
MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,,
ee CORNER OF
J AND SECOND STREETs,
SACRAMENTO
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN '
HARDWARE,
IMPLEMENTS
STEAM ENGINES,
AND MILL AND MINING GooDs
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
f
O@ STOCK IS COMPLETE in every
department, and our prices AS LOW
as any house in the State forthe same class
of goods. We handle none but what we
know to be FIRST-CLASS*ARTICLES, and
always Keep the latest improved Machines
whish are known to be good, and preferable. to the older styles. ~
SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF
Gaar, Scott & Co.'s Portable Engines, ~
Moline Wind Mills,
Gold Medal Separato
Taylor Sulky Rakes,
Haine’s Gen. , Headers
Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake,
Trade Engines, ;
Vibrator Threshers,
Challenge Spring Wagons,
Schattler Farm Wagons, >
Pitt’s Horse Powers, and
THE MEADOW KING MOWER.
a9” See them before you buy any other.
Send for Catalogues. ap10-6m-3dp
Paes
JAMES W. BURNHAM & C0.
CARPET
AND
FURNITURE
Wz.
-“—“"WAREROOM
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE.
15and 17 Post, and 618 Market
Street, San Francisco,
OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL
Don’t fail to call,
Cut this out and bring it with you.
jun22-3m.3p.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
me directed and delivered issued out
of the District Ooart of the Fourteenth Judicial District, in and for the County of
Nevada, State of Califurnia, bearing date
Sept. 18th, 1875, on a judgment rendered in
said Courton the lsth day of Sept., A.
D. 1875, in favor of Stephen Pierce, and
against the Occident Mining Company
for thesum of ‘Three Hundred and Seventynine 64-100 soles damages, with interest
thereon at-the rate of 7-per cent. per anbum till paid, together with $82 5 costs
and disbursements, at the date.of said
judgment, and accruing costs amount:
to the sum of $1 50, all in gold coin of the
U. 8., [have levied upon the following
deacribed property heretofore attached tobwit: That certain quartz Jedgé, hoisting
works, and all machinery known as the
Occident Mining Company, situated on or
near the road leading from Colfax to You
Bet, near Bear River, in the township of
Little York, Nevada Coun th Cal.
Notice is hereby given that I will expose
. at public gale all the above described property to the highest bidder, for cash,in front
of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on
‘BATURDAY, Gocteber 16th, 1875,
Between ‘the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M.,‘and
-6 o’dlock, P, M, :
Given under my hand this 18th day of
G. W. SMITH, Sheriff,
By.A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff.
E. H. Gaylord, Atty, . 819
NILES SEARLS,
ney and Counsel at Law,
AT BRICK OFFICE,
ing . fendant. The
. ; goud water at the door. We invite correspondence from. those —
Gold Pens,Congress Letter, . “ For particulars inquire of building or contemplating the introduc.
ee Grocery Store, opposite the Method. of the Workings of the Machines, ahd hunLegal, Note, Bill, and . i*t Church, Broad st., Nevada City. S
dreds of testinronials to its superiority over:
any other Machine now in use, ©
complete line of
' GAS FIXTURES,
Embracing the newest styles of CCHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, etc. Our
prices are as low and our goods superior to
any ‘in the market, .
We shall be glad to correspond on the
subject of introducing gas, and to have
parties calland examine our Machines and
Fixtures. /
NYE & ACHESON,
315 and 317, Pine Street,
Francisco.
Sole Agents for the Springfield Gas Machine, for California and Pacific Coast. s14me
San
_
JUST ISSUED.
200th EDITION.
MAN HO OD,
REVISED AND connnGiEp BY THE
_ AUTHOR, :
E. pe F. CURTIS, M. D., &e., &c.
A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of
prenzature decline in man, showing how
health is lost and how regained. -It gives
a clear synopsis ot the impediments to
marriage, the treatment of nervous and
physical debility, exhausted vitality. and
all other diseases appertaining thereto; .
résults of twenty years successful prac.
ce i
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CURTIS ON ‘“‘MANHOOD.”—There ia
no member of society by whom this book
will not be found useful, whether he be
parent, preceptor or clergyman.—London
imes. :
CURTIS'ON “MANHOOD.”—Thia boox
shoula bée read by the young for instruction, and by the afflicted for reliet; it will
injure no one.—Medical Times and Ga.
zette, ;
Price—QOne Dollar, by mail or expressy
Addréss the author, DR. CURTIS, 520 Sutter Street, or P. O-; Box 397, San Francisco,
Cal. ‘ d 85ly
HAIR WORK! HAIR WORK!
MISS C. E. BULMER,
AVING just arrived in Nevada City,
desires to inform the ladies that she
a8 opened a place on .
Commercial Street, Opposite Potter & Sigourney’s,
Where she is prepared to do HAIR WOR
Tn all its branches, such as manufacturi
CURLS, SWITCHES, PUFF
FRIZZES, WATERFALLS,
Etc., Etce.,
OF ALL SHADES AND COLORS.
She is also prepared to, do all kinds of
Ladies Hair Dressing for Balls and
Parties at Short Nutice.
A share of patronage is solicited. Calk
and see specimens of Hair Worx.
C. E, BULMER.
Nevada City, August 12,1875. .
SUMMONS,
N Justice Court of Fureka Township,
County of Nevada, State of California.
R. L. Clark plaintiff, vs. M. W. Irvin deeople of the State of California, send greeting to M. W. Irwin defendant. You are hereby required to apip, County of Nevada, in an action:
brought against you the above named
plaintiff, and answer the complaint in said
: attioa, on file in my office, within twenty
duys, (exelusive of the day of service) af~
ter the service on you of this summons.
The said action is brought to recover
from you the sum ef $299 99 in U.S. gold
coin, alleged? to be due and owing by you
to said plaintiff for serviees rendered iu
the township: of Eureka and county
of Nevada. , you are hereby notitied
that ef lto appear #nd answer said
comp
téff will take jndgment against you for the
gaid amount of $09 99, together with cost s
Taub day of Septecsber, a. u, 186 1éth , A.D, 1875,
j ~. 3. M, BALLARD, ~
Justice of the Peace of ssid ‘1ewnship.
R. M. HUNT, M.D.
ATTENDING PHYSICIAN.
In Front of the Court House, ‘ REVADA CITY,
we also invite attextion to our full and
pore Seer me, at my office in Eureka .
aint, as above required, gaid plain. ~
hand thi «