November 12, 1889 (4 pages)

am “3s —-The Daily C Transcript. . OFFICE: 40. $2 Commercial) street, Nevada City, Cai ~~ be] Nevada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spencerville North San Juan, French CorSweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in acer and Sierra counties, al Saciamento, 5au Francisco—in gm Baa om aga the State “from Sis! = toBan Diego from the 8ierra to the TUESDAY. "NOVEMBER 12 1889. Hotct Arrivals. Natrona ExcuanGe, November 9— H. J. Sweetman, G. Jones, Wm. M. Jones, F. D. Ricker, Sierra City; G W. Kendall, Camptonvitle; V. Casci, Miss Maggie Noonan, Noonan, Miss May Hoyt, Bloomfiekd; Chas. Bodosky, Murvsville; Hoffman, T. A. Fletcher: L. A. Dart, Harry B. Stow, John Marshall, San Francisco;. Mrs. Frank Sa: ks, Backbone House; Jno. Fessler, Alleghany ; W. Kramer, Omega; Miss Maggie McNamara, Sweetland; C. Ul. Webster, G. A. D. Barnhart, Cieveland, Ohio: Hammill, Scotts Flat; Wm. Paynter, W. J. Waterfield, San Fran-. “Dr. Vin Aukin, © Michigan; P. F. Buckley, J. F. Bradburry, Arthur Meyer, Cherokee; 8. Mokelumne, Hill; Merced; Y. A. Lyons, New York. ville; W. Grass Valley 13, Nevada City 29. A Contesting Class. At a Sabbath school teachers’ mee ing held in the Congregational Churc! bath school ‘girls and boys. Th prizes‘avill Consist of first, very beauu fnl silvér medals, then highly fir medals studded with diamonds. An member of the Sabbath school ma become a contestant for the honore trophies, all of which will be supplie by the millionaire Demorest. cutionary powers. will be furnished to each child. A speakers and award the prizes. Competent teachers oP to. agsist the st sodnamndmmetheins Mitchell, Dr. I. W. Hays, brought home with bucks. They killed four on one hi eee What Causes Panics. Panics,”’ their canse and cure, is tl Jeslie’s Miastrated New-paper tt na is sliown in a!! her beauty, RHEUCMATISM OFfiginates inthe lac rheumatism by neutralizing the and vitality. wee A sritcH-in time. Take Simmo Bee Consumption incurable. is, Newark, Ark., says: able Consumptive. Jesse Middlewart, says: New Discovery for Consumption Decatur, Roth-} ier, Mrs. W. H, Lindrigan, Florence . Binghampton, N. Y.; 8. R. Breit, Oakland; F. Guswold, Sacramento; November, 10—John Gassner, Su-. tant to the E. C. V. fraternity to have San Juan; Krim, f. . . Smith, last Sunday it was resolved to form at once a Demerest contesting class or classes comprising numbers of Sabished gold medals, and finally gok Sabbat! morning and evening concerts will be held frequentty thatthe children ma; have an opportunity to test their eloA recitation book . york putting up,a milky ami, if abe eaci contest three disinterested judges} jpey will have it renning: will pass’ upon the merits of the) . .ny is sanguine of a good mine and ig A party eonsbaing of Charles H. Henry Walker, Henry Shoemaker, Cas. Doraboutitwenty deer during the day and them six fine and within a périod of twenty minutes. A remarkable paper on “Financial leading editorial con‘ribation in Frank week. Itis*from the pen of. General acik ity of the blood and giviny it richne Try Hood’s Surspurilla. Liver Regulator and prevent sickness. Read the following. Mr. G. H. Mor“Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and phrysicians pronounced me an IncarBegan taking Dr. King’s New Diseovery for Consumptig; Am now on my. third bottle, and able to dversee the work on my farm. It is the finest tnedicine ever made.” Ohi ‘*Had it not been for Dr. King's would. have died of Lang Troubles. bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. . SIERRA COUNTY NEWS. Mining and Other Netes From That Sectioa. {Sierra City Tribune. ] The clean-up of the Sierra Buttes for the month of October was $7,500. The Yoong Amerifa Mining Co. HEN a few doses of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will relieve you? Try it. Kee, it in the house. You are liable to have a cough at any : ; time, and no other rex''zed $26,800 from Oetober month's remedy is so effective ru i. as this worldrenowned preparation. No household, with young children, should be without it. Scores of lives are” saved every year by its timely use. Amanda B. Je nner, Northampton, Mass., writes: ‘‘ Common gratitude impels me to ac uses ledge the great benetits I have derived for my children from the nse of Ayer’s most excellent Cherry Pectoral. I had lost two dear children from croup and consumption, and had the greatest fear of losing my only femaining danghter and son, as ‘they were delicate. Happily, I find that by giving them Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, on ‘the first symptoms of throat or lung trouble, they are relieved from danger, and ate be-" coming robust, healthy “children.” “In the winter of 1885 I took a’ bad cold which, in spite of every known remedy, grew worse, so that the family physician considered me inc urable, supvosing me to. be in consumption. As a ast resort I tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and, in a short time, the cure was complete. Since then I have never been without this medicine. I am fifty years of age, weigh over 180 pounds, and at. tribute my good health to the use of Aver’s Cherry Pectoral.’ —s. W.Youker, Salem, N. J. Sierra Lodge, No. 186, K. of P. of this place, will, in honor to, Grand Chancellor T. J; Crowley, give 4 supper and social hop next Tuesday evening. : Work has been commenced on the lersey mine, situ :ted a short dist ince northwest of the Young America. They have a well defined ledge, showng free gold in considerable of the ock. Itis the intention of the comyiny to put up a small mill at the nine in the spring. Dr. R. Kuehn, who was in Sierra City during the small-pox epidemic two years ago, is practicing medicine at Graytown, Central America, at present. He is desirous of org snizing the E. ©, V. Lodge there and sent to Moses Lodge, No. 19,280, of this plice fora charter. We hope the lodge will srant the charter and privileges the Docror asks for, as it will be imporburn; D. R. McKillican, A. J. Ross,j}a branch in Central America. The “Last at i ae 5 Bloomfield; Jas. H. Staismith, Hs. . Ufficerbere will meet with the Grand} e)q “which by repeated exposure, beKelley, 8 n Francisco; P. Cartet, J. Conueil to'act upon the request of thi» co te frtii ieassomnes as Bile Z AR. Williams, Mountain House; D. W. . bonorable.and enterurisinz professtoo:) irritation. After trying various media Keller, Geo. W.-¥icks, A. B. falbot,}al brother. A plant-of-this fraternity . ¢ ine “ae ae relief, Lat i purchased a H. S. Hill, M. R. Alger, Sacramento. . organized in that part of civilization taking’ this Aa feo Le eee Sed rate i Union Horen Nov. 9—H. W. R5b-. will no doubt take deep root and rap: almost immediately, and I have been er a inson, Sacramento; P. D, Horton,. idly spread among those pec »ple. Tir ‘Ben eng oe erry a eared [OE ‘ Grass Valley ; W.R. Conlin, Stmarts-. will be a link to bind ‘thein. more] of the Greenvillé District, M. E. C., Jonesboro, Tenn. Aver's Cherry Pectoral, PREPARED BY closely, and these U. S. jand Moser Lodge will, through future time, be es membered by the thousands whw will be initiated and benefited by the . . ) hd November 10—J. B. Fenchell, Voss . John ‘Lownie, better known as. — ——— —— ; Mill; Miss Mamie Hoyt, Walter . «Scotty,” 3 native of Scotland, died Noonan, Bloomfield; J, M. Johnston . at the county hospital on Tuesday. GRAND “DRAMATIC Virginia City; Jas. Fox, -Oroville;! having been brought down from, Leganville on Sunday last. The de~ ceased lived at Alleghany in’ early days. Of late years he has been keeping a wayside saloon near Loganviile. He was 62 years of age. The Garibaldi mine is running its five stamps milfat Gold Valley, and the owners appear to be well satisfed with their pro-pects. This mili is on the Eust‘Fork nesrly three miles from the mine. ~The ore is transpor'ed’ from the mine to the mill on a wire rope of two spans. Each span of wire is about one mile long withont any supgort. The ore is dropped at the center sta tion and picked up and carried op} again. We blieve this is the only tramway: of the kind in-tle countrrs Thé owners of the Willoughby mine, indu-triously. «3 “For the Benefit of Episcopal -:Church, AT NEVADA THEATRE, Friday Eve, Nov. Loth, et ala be presctiee the Comic Drama entitled "ALL THAT GLITTERS = mm . S HOT GOLD,” Under the Direction of. MISS ss: HATTIE z:NATHAN, The Talented Elocutionist, Assisted by the following Ladies. and Gentiemen: Mrs. C. W. Kirrs,. Ma. R. Wesaer, Miss Lizzie Sroxes, Mx. E. Krerss, Mr. A. PoweLt, Mr. J. Brapy, ” Mr, GeorGe Jones. ist. ee SMR Eos ist, MISS HUSS, MRS. SMITH, anda {nll Chorus will sing.” e h e . a= . i v y d d y near Gold Lake, are {) weather holds yood for a few woeekr This com patting up its buildings in the moss migriner. Three tunoels+ substantial eaer ne ore. Those competent ta judge say ‘the property is very promising. Giles H. Gray, the owner of thé Empire: mine at Gold Valley, has just 4 sey, Louis Dorsey, Denver Waggoner . returned from a visit to the property. ae ES open at 7:30. -Perform: > and James Pollard went Suyday on a) He informs us that severe!’ men. gill : deer hunting expedition-in the vicinity! be kept at work this winter running ADMISSION: Gallery, 50 _of Bridgeport on the Yuba. They ahead to develope the ledge. There. Cents; Parquet, 25 Cents, were joined by Thomas and Charlie} i, q great deab of good ore ‘now in Bourne and Georze Treat. They ‘saw . .ight in the mine, but Mr. Gray: ig] ~~ atfxious to place its prospects” heyond question before he builds a mill, which will be next summer, if things continue to look as well then as‘now. This mine was located and worked away back inthe fifties, but the rock was éonsidered rebellions.» The rock is not so considered now because its nature is better unders tuod., DENTISTRY. li 1e \Is Spinner, the veteran former Treasurer ns : of the United States. The advan-. foot Jor. Be J. VAN. AUKIN, tages of St. Louis as a -site for the = Worlds Ped? sta’ biclored : The Painless Dentist. ork air are: pictured. An exer ea citing game of foot-bull forms the first STIFFNESS: MEMBER OF THE KOLB NATIONAL ” ze, and Mra. Edith May Rindolph : ft Sms oe eae es Ek aoed in Git ass + , J-LEN. ¢ r > fice “the society Igty’* of New Y: ik . ec. ” n the LAMBLETT BL TLOENG, 7 «Sore li THROATe tic acid in the blood, which setiling in the . SWELLINGS Dentistry at prices within the. reach . joints @ausé the ‘pains and aches of the OS LYyoo? anenti y of phe pocr, disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures by DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS: cP ee ae ANOGELER Co. BALTO. Mo i. Etates: and $26.50, PROF. Fr. FRANK, ie to $14.50. All work warranted. New :-: York:-: Optician. ples. GLASSFS,cround fromthe very best . 4nd costs $2.71. stone Material used in.any country Largest Stock of the BEST AKTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES always on hand. £@ CONSULTATION FREE. “Sa Office—Main Street, two doors above No 1 Engine House, at Mrs. Hamilton's residence. on J. W. Worthington’s lot 1, bicek 42. Tax $2.10. Coste 6lcents. Tax and costs, $2.71. io, No. % cents. Tax and costa, No. 20—F. G. Guild, Jr. Covote street. Tax and costs, $1.06. No. 25—James Hazel, ~~ 4, c osts 53 cents, lot 7, bloek 41, I Tax 53 cents. Wai given up by doetors, Am now $5 ee pas “ay sO ROMgR aide of Deer Creek. Tax $5.95. Costs 4 + of leslie." Seas cece, Tee 80 Taxand costs, $6.75. in best of health.’ Try it. Sample No, 327—Estate of Mrs Hanneh Long, lows DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS, . 9 and 3, block 15; east side of Pine street. GES, E HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale retail, And all kinds of Mee ts useaily founé first-class Market. Meats delivered f ee of charge. ~ J. NAFPZIGER. pa Constable of Nevada Township. , yadw City, Cal. x ¥ ° —— EEF Oa MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSA RICHARD TREMAIN, Section oLsscrcas and adall other official buaiFi ( ‘ pose prom y atte nstice Podera Co Courtroom, x eNo, 41%—National Exchan block 16, south side of Br e Hotel, Physicians and Surgeons. é street ; lot 10, lock 15, Sprin ee ¢ 17, Cc National Meat Market FICK AT DR, BOBO'S OFFICE IN. figs . i Soa SiG gf SF 7-8. Cone OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. Beckman’s Suilding. Py 7 439—Jacope ot Pi ep mortgage for paar : a aeniS aia aN ear ee Ss ET ph ha D: Yohidort's 1ot No, 12, block 9, north side o stree 1.05, C j 0.3 NAFFZIGER. ..-.Proprietor Scents. Tet aad cost $1.00. Notice For Publication. LAND OPPIE AT SACRAMENTO. Cat. { ovem ber 7th, 1aay. OTICE 18 HE REBY ‘Oh CN TI, IT THE taxes delinquent in the foregoing delinguent list are paid the property on which said Gelinqtient taxes are a liea, willbe sold on 7 ° N 4% following name sett! r has filed notice xp 1} Of bis intention to » ake fins] pioofin supSaturéay; Nov. 23d, 1889, rtot bisciaim, and tnat AAS proof will : Pe made before the buperior Judge of NevaAt public act! in front, ofthe City Hall da County, (al. at Nevada City, Cal, on . dour, in the ‘ iiCounty of N a, to December 24th 1869, vias James itte, H %. thebidder’w* will take RE NS _ . 5449, forthe Els of m4: of NEM of pods, F ofsthe land, o: case an individual is as: SE of NEg of NW';; Lot 2, exce of tine ses tent portion of said interest Nig of NW of wer? ‘and Lot3e i of y le 8 and cost dne. Said sale A; Towne ip 16 N. R.8E. Mj) will wil Same: at ll o'clock A. M,.on said He names -the f./iowin ieee to prove his’ contin: .us reridence upon and cultivation of, saic lund, viz: A. C. Gilles November zd, 188g, commeng¢iag at saturday.’ of the listand continuing She. betiealiy, fa én nomerieal order until said pie, ieete Oliver. Jobn Tamblyn send Conrad W: oe ag yt ai) of Nevada City, “Sit hond this ist day of NovemP.O. Nevade Co, ¢ ber, A: De SENT ess HETZEL Register, tekeae' sy XB NEAGLE, city Wersh hal. Ly ancie ‘eremonuies and teachings of 5 sae < ceremonies 4 Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, es the Order. : Boid by all Droggists. Price $1;-six bottles, 8& tDowniéville Messenger. . ENTERTAINMENT,; ~ Corner of Mill and Bank Sts.,. For tha purpese of doing all kinds of Best Full Upper and Lower: Sets. of Teeth, lined with Cold, $18,50, $23.50 Best Full Upper or cower Set, $12.50 GOLD FILLINGS FROM $1 to $4. No éxtra charge for temporary Sets. Nevada City Delinquent Taxes Ps For 1888-9. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY No. 87—African Church, lot 8, block 25, LX corrected on the best scientific prinei-. Pine street. Tax $2.10. Costs 6lcents. Tax No. 124—S. B. Crawferd, mortgage for $300 208—Maggie Gill, lot4, block 30, south '. side of Commercial rect ad $1.05. Coats block 20, Tax $5.60, Costs 8) cents. Tax and costs, lot 7, And notice is bereby given that unless the Way Coven _¥— S38 asi Ou Busines OVERSTOCKED! OVERSTOCKED! 0-V-E-R-S-T-0 C-K-E-D! ttt Having overstocked ourselves with goods we will, after October rst, offer Great Inducements-in our establishment in FALL and WINTER GOODS. Our stock is complete jin every department for fall and winter wear. LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS A Specialty ! Having reeeived-these goods direct from ance turers, we CAN and WILL give you Styles and Prices which will compete with any establishment op the Coast. Carpets! Carpets ! We have “also received a large stock of INGRAIN, BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER and VELVET Carpets direct from the Eastern manufacturers. Such designs were never before seen in this city or county. _ OoOuR PRICES ARE ASTONISEING. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER. Greater reduction in prices in that line than ever known before. CALL AND BE CONVINCED at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, ROSENBERG BROS., at ibaa OPENING -: DAY — ll au fies illn WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16TH. oO = exhibition .the most extensive and Display of We have on . HANDSOMEST TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Ever seen in this market. The very latest in HATS, FEATHERS, WINGS, RIBBONS and VELVETS. oO weeny werv vs Foti Franvisco’s most Exverienced and Stylish MilMRS. LESTER @ CRAWEORD. MAIN STREET. NEVADA CITY. ~ For Sale oT Rent tl Easy Terms! Two Fine Ranchis: steal eannobed with ‘bearing Orchards. * . . Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaus depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. Apply to GEO. E.BRAND, Secretary Nevada Cou uty Land aad Improvement Asso¥ ciation, Nevada Fry. =O Special Bargains in Lands. —=—OO $5000ce%320 acres, three miles from Ciagi Vu 200 acres cleared ; yoo! house and barn; supply of good orchard in bearing; a meee ; allimplements, tools;ete., with place. $3750. 450 acres gently acres cleared; good water; $2500. must be sold. -$900--60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 15 acres cleared; houre and/barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. $2 1 50-0425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twogood houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared ; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place. Will be sold at the above low price on account of absence. $41 5Q--104 acres ; highly improved; good house and barn, orehard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three milea from Nevada City. Arare chance to Secure a profitable farin at a low price. $6000125 acres; vot more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fineorchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of, reés; good water; all can be irriyated ; all under fence, $25OQnq0125 acres; 4 miles from Névada City; 80 and birn; some fruit trees, free water for irrigating. ; TIMBER GAIN DS. $8000--560 acres; two miles from’ Nevada City; covered with a fine never-failing free water rolling frait~ Or grazing land; all fenced; 100 large house ind barn; improvements cost about Great bargain ; A real bargain. acres cleared ; fiouse growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than. price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated, £2 These areonly a few of the bargains we have to] We have allkinds of Lands at prices Terms Easy. offer at present. anging from $5 to $75 per acre. Tite DAILY TRANSCRIPT Has THE LARGEST Ciroulation of any Daily Paper North of Sacramento. The Daily Transeript was established on the 6th day of September, 1860. It is the oldest’ paper published in Northern-Central C aliforaia, has the largest circulation ‘no paper pyblished in its section of the Scate. ~~ x. and therefore as an advertising medium it is second te} AT NORTH SAN JUAN. 1 ‘AVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE OUT business at North San Juan offers for his entire stock at au IMMENSE SACRIFICE ! Everything tobe Sot Repartless of Cost! H The stock consists of Dry . Cools Fancy Goots, ___ LADIES’ and GENTS" Furnishing Goods, Ete: Read Th’s Price List: Cashmete; 36 and.4o inches, 50 cents per yard. Indigo Prints, 12 yds $1. Best Prints, 18 yds, $1. Gingham, Domestic 18 yds, $1. Cheviot, 12 vards, ae Bleached Muslin, ‘12 yds, Unbleached Muslin. yds, $1. 9-4 wide Sheeting, 20 cts. per yard. oe {2 Waterproof, 2 yards wide, . 50 cents per yard. Ladies’, Button $1.50 per pair. . ILadies’ Gossamers, §0 cts Shoes, each. Children’s Gossamers, 35 cents each. © Me. ages Satins, Velvets, Plushes, Laces, Embroideries, And all kinds of Fancy Goods LAT— --BIG BARGAIN Ss. 2.IN— Ceit ts’ Furnishing Goods, @@ Orders from Nevada City, Gras: attended to gy A Fine 2-story Brick Building Will be sold for cash at a very reas onabie figure. Come one, come ail! and see for yourselves. I. MARKS, North San Juan Weisshein Bros, & Co. BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY Establishe ed 1876, Canital Invested. -§ sto ooo. Transact a General Binking Business. Draw Drafts on’San Francisco, New York, London, Paris and Berlin. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. Special facilities for making Collec: tions. Highest price paid for Gold aid Silver Bullion. Assay Office, Deposits Reteived. __ Interest Allowed on Depos. ° its. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco~The Anglo Californian Bank Limited. “New York--U, B. Richard & Ca. af ter The Alliance Bank Limit < ‘ 7, t ‘DB, M. P. HARRIS a EN Tis T a Bb NEVADA CITY ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. _ ¥, 2 4 Office in Morgan & Roberts lock corner Broad end Pine Streets up stairs MM: ark s In Nevada County: Ono half ee Ratoo Valley or any other place promptly . . == THE OLDEST HOUSE Clee e t we m e ® saxo ree . L0acing : Variety : Store CHEAPEST PLACE Of Nevada City. 7 ALEX. DURBIN, Prepriector. » tablished August 5th, 1856. Es g COMMERIAL STREET, opposite American. Tea Store. , G. E. TURNER, ‘ Everything in my line my, Cheaper Than Ever Be° PROPRIETOR. fore. , Look at some of the Prices : . Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West).... 10 cents ] Out PORE. or a quarter f La Rose ee WOR) iin aes » centa Stolen Kisses .8 for a quarter Souvenir ‘Key West) Gabe Coes 10 cents Washington . Jay-Eye-See Guarantee .. ] Wait For M = 1 A. Durbin’s Choice .6 for a quarter es ae ne : 8 for a quarter ] Ld ten cent cigars are sold by other dealers for 1244 cents; my 8% cent cigars for ten Se gst 5 cent cigars are the best in the ‘ aie brands by the box lower than the ] lowes. f ; Tobaccos, ; ~ St OE DING: ses. Fei ence ees 50 Tie are a gg RARER gan . cbecees en aif “ 4 :. N inkle, pli iS Fes SRST TIES 50 The T t Steok : Nevada County. nd stable, pet ping. n proportion, athe f cee Smoking Tobacco 1 STOVES AND RANGES FT motion hly ce pet ‘ lt ascln acak niet oe 5-. Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc Me o SOON BRD eree. : et eee ee cere less than is usual ‘ 7 In. Nevada County. Soda Crackers. 4 The Largest Stock of : The best, perbox. -. +s, 85 cents F GUNS AND PISTOLS Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. In Nevada County. My stock is large and new. -Prices lower i fhe Larvest Stock of than the same cun be bought for elsewhere 2 ~ CROCKERY AND LAMPS T lead in 8st ae, is of the } In Nevada County. . pest brands, and I challenge competition in The Largest Stock of , . prices. f GLASSWARE AND VASES ‘ Gombs and Brushes. Fn‘ Nevada County: . , (040 cents euch. What s the Use of paying ¢ The Largest Stock of fancy prices for such things when [ sel c PLATED WARE equally good ones for less money? T. Nevada County. ai ea me : ~ Writi at i. ‘ = c . . , ofl. In Nevada County. Prices down to bedrock, n The Largest Stock of ‘Perfumes : I Th hoicest d it t pri Cc GRANITE WARE that will astonish you For (ustance/t gell : In Nevada County. . 95-cent cologne for 20 cents, and 60-cent FlorThe Largest Stock of ida water for 40 conte. § WOOD AND WILLOW WARE Toilet and Common Soaps. P , ave reduce Be a€lMos) ost, et edie Nevadit County *. bought them very low. ules q e Largest Stock o' : PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES __ . Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Black: : In Nevada County. ine. lk The Largest Stock of . The best domestic and imported kinds. . lk CUTLERY make a specialty of shoe dressings and un 4s Natalie Coanty derse)! other dealers. ry n . . . [he Largest Stock of Walking Sticks. a Particular attenti f 1 led ¥ DOORS AND WINDOWS to novelties in this line. A good cane for 10 tl : LEATHER cents. An elegant one for 20 cents, Boss é GAS AND WATER PIPE tae Oa apapdaensees with crouked hanF 7 3 BRASS COODS : BELTING AND ROPE Toye: Tea, 1 Oye: : f A thousand kinds such as please the little re PLOWS-# ND SCYTHES, . folks most. a SEWER PIPE, fe ee ee Oe CHIMNEY PIPE, Iam almost giving them away. : In Nevada County: _ Candies. : a i keep the freshest su And ‘Everything else usually ” Cetithe arid Vegetables Be kept in an:Establishment Ail kinds iu their seasuu. Can be bough 8 of this kind cheaper from me than eleewhere. as 2 Fish. be Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. M GEO. E. TURNER, All persons indebted to the firm of mos & Durbin are neoy nee to immediately 80 ce ie eas axe: tle.with.me. Baty “OBERT MARTIN, WM. H. MARTIN DAVID MUIR. A NEXW5B FIRED —THE— : ’ I ' : -AT— : : MINERS’ FOUNDI ; —or— : pee st NEVADA CITY, CAL., § m Manufacturers of i DENNEY & HITCHINGS W : Ea e = TAKE THIS'METHOD OF pe informing the citizens of Nefo MACHINERY vada County thut they have L heineas a! formed a copartnership ,in the tit JOF ALL KINDS, H i = 1 re Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Horse Shoeing a Rigs. ety M a Minine Cars a specialt-, Wagon Making, & . Castings of all kinds. . At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, al Agents in Nevada and. Sierra Counties : NEVADA CITY, es i —FOR THE— _ Where they are prepare ured to do work in their _ : line no a manner t6-give the very beat of in satisfaction. re PELTON WHEEL . Horse-snotinc a speciaity. noadPe y sters and Freight Horses‘shod in the best ce Giving the Largest Percentage style oftheart and the work warranted to to ‘ot Power of any Water Wheel Made. ast. Ww @@ Mining men ost sndahun invitWAGON-MAKING, é h dtocall and inspect our establishWe will gveruntee to set an axle go that it nent and ite facilities for turning out bs ay Tos “third lighter than if from any first-class work. We will guarantee to set ti. 2s so as to uvold . a. ve ayers {lities for 4 e ve MINERS FOUNDRY ght work, and werrset pr Be yt Pag noe f SPRING STREET, oe iy ewig rom aly atrended ta ' ; one but first-class mechanics emp oyeda, . Rear Methodist Church’, Nevada City : 4 She Sg es ne are rere eee Peete ater b Evtabiished im 1852 Mg Emil 1 7, Rosenthal, N a ; " evada: Assay . Office. r DEALER IN (CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, THE BE J. J. GT1, Proprietor. ; ape cue NO. 2 MAIN STRERT.., NEVADACITY ‘ J cco” OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTOYS of every description, Gee maalood pbs Ascayod. By Ba t : an foe ¢ [FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, . cohnection with my Anup Fite i bave « : sth w ci make re, Spentat eter thing in . practical Mill Tests, and guarantee correct 1 stock in Nevada City. 2 returus in every way. Working teste will be Gropical Fruits a Specialty, sie with from 50 to ied pounds. PRICES eriutios Ogos” » nearly opposite Transcript oa € Be Pere ee ee eemas peas York Bexeryt ART aCROO: cob eo ‘ ‘ t DW. KELLER : Proprietor 3 PAINTING BDRAWING. . . ve roost ) ! ; and popu Vode tonSTBABNT Sep Rnaizg [amt on . ,“ PoPmir Eakerrotd im: of each week, at th = vada City, where he wi Sk the hen STREET, different branches o i I T intend to kéep on hand atall times a goo Variety of 9 Oil Water Color and Pastel Baran. “ f : diye wins, ° ; e@ uiadiments of 5K E ATE eee ata “mite e trating Rte, _ Crayon oo yuan = Saar wfremetae ag ‘ede Wedding’Cakes . a af efficiently ani wae lne : taught 7 ecto i — Awd Pastry } Made to order on short notice and on most f reasonable terms. : YOU. can live at home, and make more : money at work for us, than at. Al) order for anything in my line prompt nything else tn th ld. Ca deeded; you are started free, B. oft sexe. ly attended to. ’ ‘et pings sure from fest m (ig the work. Large . By ‘surlct attention to usiness, giving rms free. Better not delay, Costs you . 00d satisfaction and selling at lew rates, [ t nothing to send if you are ron wil oot Sak owt "pemewmen ‘aor patronage, a* » D, W. KELLER?

am “3s —-The Daily C Transcript. . OFFICE: 40. $2 Commercial) street, Nevada City, Cai ~~ be] Nevada City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spencerville North San Juan, French CorSweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in acer and Sierra counties, al Saciamento, 5au Francisco—in gm Baa om aga the State “from Sis! = toBan Diego from the 8ierra to the TUESDAY. "NOVEMBER 12 1889. Hotct Arrivals. Natrona ExcuanGe, November 9— H. J. Sweetman, G. Jones, Wm. M. Jones, F. D. Ricker, Sierra City; G W. Kendall, Camptonvitle; V. Casci, Miss Maggie Noonan, Noonan, Miss May Hoyt, Bloomfiekd; Chas. Bodosky, Murvsville; Hoffman, T. A. Fletcher: L. A. Dart, Harry B. Stow, John Marshall, San Francisco;. Mrs. Frank Sa: ks, Backbone House; Jno. Fessler, Alleghany ; W. Kramer, Omega; Miss Maggie McNamara, Sweetland; C. Ul. Webster, G. A. D. Barnhart, Cieveland, Ohio: Hammill, Scotts Flat; Wm. Paynter, W. J. Waterfield, San Fran-. “Dr. Vin Aukin, © Michigan; P. F. Buckley, J. F. Bradburry, Arthur Meyer, Cherokee; 8. Mokelumne, Hill; Merced; Y. A. Lyons, New York. ville; W. Grass Valley 13, Nevada City 29. A Contesting Class. At a Sabbath school teachers’ mee ing held in the Congregational Churc! bath school ‘girls and boys. Th prizes‘avill Consist of first, very beauu fnl silvér medals, then highly fir medals studded with diamonds. An member of the Sabbath school ma become a contestant for the honore trophies, all of which will be supplie by the millionaire Demorest. cutionary powers. will be furnished to each child. A speakers and award the prizes. Competent teachers oP to. agsist the st sodnamndmmetheins Mitchell, Dr. I. W. Hays, brought home with bucks. They killed four on one hi eee What Causes Panics. Panics,”’ their canse and cure, is tl Jeslie’s Miastrated New-paper tt na is sliown in a!! her beauty, RHEUCMATISM OFfiginates inthe lac rheumatism by neutralizing the and vitality. wee A sritcH-in time. Take Simmo Bee Consumption incurable. is, Newark, Ark., says: able Consumptive. Jesse Middlewart, says: New Discovery for Consumption Decatur, Roth-} ier, Mrs. W. H, Lindrigan, Florence . Binghampton, N. Y.; 8. R. Breit, Oakland; F. Guswold, Sacramento; November, 10—John Gassner, Su-. tant to the E. C. V. fraternity to have San Juan; Krim, f. . . Smith, last Sunday it was resolved to form at once a Demerest contesting class or classes comprising numbers of Sabished gold medals, and finally gok Sabbat! morning and evening concerts will be held frequentty thatthe children ma; have an opportunity to test their eloA recitation book . york putting up,a milky ami, if abe eaci contest three disinterested judges} jpey will have it renning: will pass’ upon the merits of the) . .ny is sanguine of a good mine and ig A party eonsbaing of Charles H. Henry Walker, Henry Shoemaker, Cas. Doraboutitwenty deer during the day and them six fine and within a périod of twenty minutes. A remarkable paper on “Financial leading editorial con‘ribation in Frank week. Itis*from the pen of. General acik ity of the blood and giviny it richne Try Hood’s Surspurilla. Liver Regulator and prevent sickness. Read the following. Mr. G. H. Mor“Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and phrysicians pronounced me an IncarBegan taking Dr. King’s New Diseovery for Consumptig; Am now on my. third bottle, and able to dversee the work on my farm. It is the finest tnedicine ever made.” Ohi ‘*Had it not been for Dr. King's would. have died of Lang Troubles. bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. . SIERRA COUNTY NEWS. Mining and Other Netes From That Sectioa. {Sierra City Tribune. ] The clean-up of the Sierra Buttes for the month of October was $7,500. The Yoong Amerifa Mining Co. HEN a few doses of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will relieve you? Try it. Kee, it in the house. You are liable to have a cough at any : ; time, and no other rex''zed $26,800 from Oetober month's remedy is so effective ru i. as this worldrenowned preparation. No household, with young children, should be without it. Scores of lives are” saved every year by its timely use. Amanda B. Je nner, Northampton, Mass., writes: ‘‘ Common gratitude impels me to ac uses ledge the great benetits I have derived for my children from the nse of Ayer’s most excellent Cherry Pectoral. I had lost two dear children from croup and consumption, and had the greatest fear of losing my only femaining danghter and son, as ‘they were delicate. Happily, I find that by giving them Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, on ‘the first symptoms of throat or lung trouble, they are relieved from danger, and ate be-" coming robust, healthy “children.” “In the winter of 1885 I took a’ bad cold which, in spite of every known remedy, grew worse, so that the family physician considered me inc urable, supvosing me to. be in consumption. As a ast resort I tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and, in a short time, the cure was complete. Since then I have never been without this medicine. I am fifty years of age, weigh over 180 pounds, and at. tribute my good health to the use of Aver’s Cherry Pectoral.’ —s. W.Youker, Salem, N. J. Sierra Lodge, No. 186, K. of P. of this place, will, in honor to, Grand Chancellor T. J; Crowley, give 4 supper and social hop next Tuesday evening. : Work has been commenced on the lersey mine, situ :ted a short dist ince northwest of the Young America. They have a well defined ledge, showng free gold in considerable of the ock. Itis the intention of the comyiny to put up a small mill at the nine in the spring. Dr. R. Kuehn, who was in Sierra City during the small-pox epidemic two years ago, is practicing medicine at Graytown, Central America, at present. He is desirous of org snizing the E. ©, V. Lodge there and sent to Moses Lodge, No. 19,280, of this plice fora charter. We hope the lodge will srant the charter and privileges the Docror asks for, as it will be imporburn; D. R. McKillican, A. J. Ross,j}a branch in Central America.. The “Last at i ae 5 Bloomfield; Jas. H. Staismith, Hs. . Ufficerbere will meet with the Grand} e)q “which by repeated exposure, beKelley, 8 n Francisco; P. Cartet, J. Conueil to'act upon the request of thi» co te frtii ieassomnes as Bile Z AR. Williams, Mountain House; D. W. . bonorable.and enterurisinz professtoo:) irritation. After trying various media Keller, Geo. W.-¥icks, A. B. falbot,}al brother. A plant-of-this fraternity . ¢ ine “ae ae relief, Lat i purchased a H. S. Hill, M. R. Alger, Sacramento. . organized in that part of civilization taking’ this Aa feo Le eee Sed rate i Union Horen Nov. 9—H. W. R5b-. will no doubt take deep root and rap: almost immediately, and I have been er a inson, Sacramento; P. D, Horton,. idly spread among those pec »ple. Tir ‘Ben eng oe erry a eared [OE ‘ Grass Valley ; W.R. Conlin, Stmarts-. will be a link to bind ‘thein. more] of the Greenvillé District, M. E. C., Jonesboro, Tenn. Aver's Cherry Pectoral, PREPARED BY closely, and these U. S. jand Moser Lodge will, through future time, be es membered by the thousands whw will be initiated and benefited by the . . ) hd November 10—J. B. Fenchell, Voss . John ‘Lownie, better known as. — ——— —— ; Mill; Miss Mamie Hoyt, Walter . «Scotty,” 3 native of Scotland, died Noonan, Bloomfield; J, M. Johnston . at the county hospital on Tuesday. GRAND “DRAMATIC Virginia City; Jas. Fox, -Oroville;! having been brought down from, Leganville on Sunday last. The de~ ceased lived at Alleghany in’ early days. Of late years he has been keeping a wayside saloon near Loganviile. He was 62 years of age. The Garibaldi mine is running its five stamps milfat Gold Valley, and the owners appear to be well satisfed with their pro-pects. This mili is on the Eust‘Fork nesrly three miles from the mine. ~The ore is transpor'ed’ from the mine to the mill on a wire rope of two spans. Each span of wire is about one mile long withont any supgort. The ore is dropped at the center sta tion and picked up and carried op} again. We blieve this is the only tramway: of the kind in-tle countrrs Thé owners of the Willoughby mine, indu-triously. «3 “For the Benefit of Episcopal -:Church, AT NEVADA THEATRE, Friday Eve, Nov. Loth, et ala be presctiee the Comic Drama entitled "ALL THAT GLITTERS = mm . S HOT GOLD,” Under the Direction of. MISS ss: HATTIE z:NATHAN, The Talented Elocutionist, Assisted by the following Ladies. and Gentiemen: Mrs. C. W. Kirrs,. Ma. R. Wesaer, Miss Lizzie Sroxes, Mx. E. Krerss, Mr. A. PoweLt, Mr. J. Brapy, ” Mr, GeorGe Jones. ist. ee SMR Eos ist, MISS HUSS, MRS. SMITH, anda {nll Chorus will sing.” e h e . a= . i v y d d y near Gold Lake, are {) weather holds yood for a few woeekr This com patting up its buildings in the moss migriner. Three tunoels+ substantial eaer ne ore. Those competent ta judge say ‘the property is very promising. Giles H. Gray, the owner of thé Empire: mine at Gold Valley, has just 4 sey, Louis Dorsey, Denver Waggoner . returned from a visit to the property. ae ES open at 7:30. -Perform: > and James Pollard went Suyday on a) He informs us that severe!’ men. gill : deer hunting expedition-in the vicinity! be kept at work this winter running ADMISSION: Gallery, 50 _of Bridgeport on the Yuba. They ahead to develope the ledge. There. Cents; Parquet, 25 Cents, were joined by Thomas and Charlie} i, q great deab of good ore ‘now in Bourne and Georze Treat. They ‘saw . .ight in the mine, but Mr. Gray: ig] ~~ atfxious to place its prospects” heyond question before he builds a mill, which will be next summer, if things continue to look as well then as‘now. This mine was located and worked away back inthe fifties, but the rock was éonsidered rebellions.» The rock is not so considered now because its nature is better unders tuod., DENTISTRY. li 1e \Is Spinner, the veteran former Treasurer ns : of the United States. The advan-. foot Jor. Be J. VAN. AUKIN, tages of St. Louis as a -site for the = Worlds Ped? sta’ biclored : The Painless Dentist. ork air are: pictured. An exer ea citing game of foot-bull forms the first STIFFNESS: MEMBER OF THE KOLB NATIONAL ” ze, and Mra. Edith May Rindolph : ft Sms oe eae es Ek aoed in Git ass + , J-LEN. ¢ r > fice “the society Igty’* of New Y: ik . ec. ” n the LAMBLETT BL TLOENG, 7 «Sore li THROATe tic acid in the blood, which setiling in the . SWELLINGS Dentistry at prices within the. reach . joints @ausé the ‘pains and aches of the OS LYyoo? anenti y of phe pocr, disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures by DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS: cP ee ae ANOGELER Co. BALTO. Mo i. Etates: and $26.50, PROF. Fr. FRANK, ie to $14.50. All work warranted. New :-: York:-: Optician. ples. GLASSFS,cround fromthe very best . 4nd costs $2.71. stone Material used in.any country Largest Stock of the BEST AKTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES always on hand. £@ CONSULTATION FREE. “Sa Office—Main Street, two doors above No 1 Engine House, at Mrs. Hamilton's residence. on J. W. Worthington’s lot 1, bicek 42. Tax $2.10. Coste 6lcents. Tax and costs, $2.71. io, No. % cents. Tax and costa, No. 20—F. G. Guild, Jr. Covote street. Tax and costs, $1.06. No. 25—James Hazel, ~~ 4, c osts 53 cents, lot 7, bloek 41, I Tax 53 cents. Wai given up by doetors, Am now $5 ee pas “ay sO ROMgR aide of Deer Creek. Tax $5.95. Costs 4 + of leslie." Seas cece, Tee 80 Taxand costs, $6.75. in best of health.’ Try it. Sample No, 327—Estate of Mrs Hanneh Long, lows DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS, . 9 and 3, block 15; east side of Pine street. GES, E HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale retail, And all kinds of Mee ts useaily founé first-class Market. Meats delivered f ee of charge. ~ J. NAFPZIGER. pa Constable of Nevada Township. , yadw City, Cal. x ¥ ° —— EEF Oa MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSA RICHARD TREMAIN, Section oLsscrcas and adall other official buaiFi ( ‘ pose prom y atte nstice Podera Co Courtroom, x eNo, 41%—National Exchan block 16, south side of Br e Hotel, Physicians and Surgeons. é street ; lot 10, lock 15, Sprin ee ¢ 17, Cc National Meat Market FICK AT DR, BOBO'S OFFICE IN. figs . i Soa SiG gf SF 7-8. Cone OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. Beckman’s Suilding. Py 7 439—Jacope ot Pi ep mortgage for paar : a aeniS aia aN ear ee Ss ET ph ha D: Yohidort's 1ot No, 12, block 9, north side o stree 1.05, C j 0.3 NAFFZIGER. ...-.Proprietor Scents. Tet aad cost $1.00. Notice For Publication. LAND OPPIE AT SACRAMENTO. Cat. { ovem ber 7th, 1aay. OTICE 18 HE REBY ‘Oh CN TI, IT THE taxes delinquent in the foregoing delinguent list are paid the property on which said Gelinqtient taxes are a liea, willbe sold on 7 ° N 4% following name sett! r has filed notice xp 1} Of bis intention to » ake fins] pioofin supSaturéay; Nov. 23d, 1889, rtot bisciaim, and tnat AAS proof will : Pe made before the buperior Judge of NevaAt public act! in front, ofthe City Hall da County, (al. at Nevada City, Cal, on . dour, in the ‘ iiCounty of N a, to December 24th 1869, vias James itte, H %. thebidder’w* will take RE NS _ . 5449, forthe Els of m4: of NEM of pods, F ofsthe land, o: case an individual is as: SE of NEg of NW';; Lot 2, exce of tine ses tent portion of said interest Nig of NW of wer? ‘and Lot3e i of y le 8 and cost dne. Said sale A; Towne ip 16 N. R.8E. Mj) will wil Same: at ll o'clock A. M,.on said He names -the f./iowin ieee to prove his’ contin: .us reridence upon and cultivation of, saic lund, viz: A. C. Gilles November zd, 188g, commeng¢iag at saturday.’ of the listand continuing She. betiealiy, fa én nomerieal order until said pie, ieete Oliver. Jobn Tamblyn send Conrad W: oe ag yt ai) of Nevada City, “Sit hond this ist day of NovemP.O. Nevade Co, ¢ ber, A: De SENT ess HETZEL Register, tekeae' sy XB NEAGLE, city Wersh hal. Ly ancie ‘eremonuies and teachings of 5 sae < ceremonies 4 Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, es the Order. : Boid by all Droggists. Price $1;-six bottles, 8& tDowniéville Messenger. . ENTERTAINMENT,; ~ Corner of Mill and Bank Sts.,. For tha purpese of doing all kinds of Best Full Upper and Lower: Sets. of Teeth, lined with Cold, $18,50, $23.50 Best Full Upper or cower Set, $12.50 GOLD FILLINGS FROM $1 to $4. No éxtra charge for temporary Sets. Nevada City Delinquent Taxes Ps For 1888-9. LL DEFECTS OF VISION PROPERLY No. 87—African Church, lot 8, block 25, LX corrected on the best scientific prinei-. Pine street. Tax $2.10. Costs 6lcents. Tax No. 124—S. B. Crawferd, mortgage for $300

208—Maggie Gill, lot4, block 30, south '. side of Commercial rect ad $1.05. Coats block 20, Tax $5.60, Costs 8) cents. Tax and costs, lot 7, And notice is bereby given that unless the Way Coven _¥— S38 asi Ou Busines OVERSTOCKED! OVERSTOCKED! 0-V-E-R-S-T-0 C-K-E-D! ttt Having overstocked ourselves with goods we will, after October rst, offer Great Inducements-in our establishment in FALL and WINTER GOODS. Our stock is complete jin every department for fall and winter wear. LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS A Specialty ! Having reeeived-these goods direct from ance turers, we CAN and WILL give you Styles and Prices which will compete with any establishment op the Coast. Carpets! Carpets ! We have “also received a large stock of INGRAIN, BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER and VELVET Carpets direct from the Eastern manufacturers. Such designs were never before seen in this city or county. _ OoOuR PRICES ARE ASTONISEING. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER. Greater reduction in prices in that line than ever known before. CALL AND BE CONVINCED at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, ROSENBERG BROS., at ibaa OPENING -: DAY — ll au fies illn WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16TH. oO = exhibition .the most extensive and Display of We have on . HANDSOMEST TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Ever seen in this market. The very latest in HATS, FEATHERS, WINGS, RIBBONS and VELVETS. oO weeny werv vs Foti Franvisco’s most Exverienced and Stylish MilMRS. LESTER @ CRAWEORD. MAIN STREET. NEVADA CITY. ~ For Sale oT Rent tl Easy Terms! Two Fine Ranchis: steal eannobed with ‘bearing Orchards. * . . Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaus depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. Apply to GEO. E.BRAND, Secretary Nevada Cou uty Land aad Improvement Asso¥ ciation, Nevada Fry. =O Special Bargains in Lands. —=—OO $5000ce%320 acres, three miles from Ciagi Vu 200 acres cleared ; yoo! house and barn; supply of good orchard in bearing; a meee ; allimplements, tools;ete., with place. $3750. 450 acres gently acres cleared; good water; $2500. must be sold. -$900--60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 15 acres cleared; houre and/barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. $2 1 50-0425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; twogood houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared ; orchard and garden; free water for a portion of place. Will be sold at the above low price on account of absence. $41 5Q--104 acres ; highly improved; good house and barn, orehard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three milea from Nevada City. Arare chance to Secure a profitable farin at a low price. $6000125 acres; vot more than 2 miles from Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fineorchard in bearing, consisting of a variety of, reés; good water; all can be irriyated ; all under fence, $25OQnq0125 acres; 4 miles from Névada City; 80 and birn; some fruit trees, free water for irrigating. ; TIMBER GAIN DS. $8000--560 acres; two miles from’ Nevada City; covered with a fine never-failing free water rolling frait~ Or grazing land; all fenced; 100 large house ind barn; improvements cost about Great bargain ; A real bargain. acres cleared ; fiouse growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than. price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated, £2 These areonly a few of the bargains we have to] We have allkinds of Lands at prices Terms Easy. offer at present. anging from $5 to $75 per acre. Tite DAILY TRANSCRIPT Has THE LARGEST Ciroulation of any Daily Paper North of Sacramento. The Daily Transeript was established on the 6th day of September, 1860. It is the oldest’ paper published in Northern-Central C aliforaia, has the largest circulation ‘no paper pyblished in its section of the Scate. ~~ x. and therefore as an advertising medium it is second te} AT NORTH SAN JUAN. 1 ‘AVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE OUT business at North San Juan offers for his entire stock at au IMMENSE SACRIFICE ! Everything tobe Sot Repartless of Cost! H The stock consists of Dry . Cools Fancy Goots, ___ LADIES’ and GENTS" Furnishing Goods, Ete: Read Th’s Price List: Cashmete; 36 and.4o inches, 50 cents per yard. Indigo Prints, 12 yds $1. Best Prints, 18 yds, $1. Gingham, Domestic 18 yds, $1. Cheviot, 12 vards, ae Bleached Muslin, ‘12 yds, Unbleached Muslin. yds, $1. 9-4 wide Sheeting, 20 cts. per yard. oe {2 Waterproof, 2 yards wide, . 50 cents per yard. Ladies’, Button $1.50 per pair. . ILadies’ Gossamers, §0 cts Shoes, each. Children’s Gossamers, 35 cents each. © Me. ages Satins, Velvets, Plushes, Laces, Embroideries, And all kinds of Fancy Goods LAT— --BIG BARGAIN Ss. 2.IN— Ceit ts’ Furnishing Goods, @@ Orders from Nevada City, Gras: attended to gy A Fine 2-story Brick Building Will be sold for cash at a very reas onabie figure. Come one, come ail! and see for yourselves. I. MARKS, North San Juan Weisshein Bros, & Co. BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY Establishe ed 1876, Canital Invested.. -§ sto ooo. Transact a General Binking Business. Draw Drafts on’San Francisco, New York, London, Paris and Berlin. Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. Special facilities for making Collec: tions. Highest price paid for Gold aid Silver Bullion. Assay Office, Deposits Reteived. __ Interest Allowed on Depos. ° its. CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco~The Anglo Californian Bank Limited. “New York--U, B. Richard & Ca. af ter The Alliance Bank Limit < ‘ 7, t ‘DB, M. P. HARRIS a EN Tis T a Bb NEVADA CITY ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. _ ¥, 2 4 Office in Morgan & Roberts lock corner Broad end Pine Streets up stairs MM: ark s In Nevada County: Ono half ee Ratoo Valley or any other place promptly . . == THE OLDEST HOUSE Clee e t we m e ® saxo ree . L0acing : Variety : Store CHEAPEST PLACE Of Nevada City. 7 ALEX. DURBIN, Prepriector. » tablished August 5th, 1856. Es g COMMERIAL STREET, opposite American. Tea Store. , G. E. TURNER, ‘ Everything in my line my, Cheaper Than Ever Be° PROPRIETOR. fore. , Look at some of the Prices : . Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West)....... 10 cents ] Out PORE.. or a quarter f La Rose ee WOR) iin aes » centa Stolen Kisses ..8 for a quarter Souvenir ‘Key West) Gabe Coes 10 cents Washington . Jay-Eye-See Guarantee .... ] Wait For M = 1 A. Durbin’s Choice .6 for a quarter es ae ne : 8 for a quarter ] Ld ten cent cigars are sold by other dealers for 1244 cents; my 8% cent cigars for ten Se gst 5 cent cigars are the best in the ‘ aie brands by the box lower than the ] lowes. f ; Tobaccos, ; ~ St OE DING: ses. Fei ence ees 50 Tie are a gg RARER gan . cbecees en aif “ 4 :. N inkle, pli iS Fes SRST TIES 50 The T t Steok : Nevada County. nd stable, pet ping. n proportion, athe f cee Smoking Tobacco 1 STOVES AND RANGES FT motion hly ce pet ‘ lt ascln acak niet oe 5-. Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc Me o SOON BRD eree. : et eee ee cere less than is usual ‘ 7 In. Nevada County. Soda Crackers. 4 The Largest Stock of : The best, perbox. -.. +s, 85 cents F GUNS AND PISTOLS Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. In Nevada County. My stock is large and new. -Prices lower i fhe Larvest Stock of than the same cun be bought for elsewhere 2 ~ CROCKERY AND LAMPS T lead in 8st ae, is of the } In Nevada County. . pest brands, and I challenge competition in The Largest Stock of , . prices. f GLASSWARE AND VASES ‘ Gombs and Brushes. Fn‘ Nevada County: . , (040 cents euch. What s the Use of paying ¢ The Largest Stock of fancy prices for such things when [ sel c PLATED WARE equally good ones for less money? T. Nevada County. ai ea me : ~ Writi at i. ‘ = c . . , ofl. In Nevada County. Prices down to bedrock, n The Largest Stock of ‘Perfumes : I Th hoicest d it t pri Cc GRANITE WARE that will astonish you For (ustance/t gell : In Nevada County. . 95-cent cologne for 20 cents, and 60-cent FlorThe Largest Stock of ida water for 40 conte. § WOOD AND WILLOW WARE Toilet and Common Soaps. P , ave reduce Be a€lMos) ost, et edie Nevadit County *. bought them very low. ules q e Largest Stock o' : PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES __ . Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Black: : In Nevada County. ine. lk The Largest Stock of . The best domestic and imported kinds. . lk CUTLERY make a specialty of shoe dressings and un 4s Natalie Coanty derse)! other dealers. ry n . . . [he Largest Stock of Walking Sticks. a Particular attenti f 1 led ¥ DOORS AND WINDOWS to novelties in this line. A good cane for 10 tl : LEATHER cents. An elegant one for 20 cents, Boss é GAS AND WATER PIPE tae Oa apapdaensees with crouked hanF 7 3 BRASS COODS : BELTING AND ROPE Toye: Tea, 1 Oye: : f A thousand kinds such as please the little re PLOWS-# ND SCYTHES, . folks most. a SEWER PIPE, fe ee ee Oe CHIMNEY PIPE, Iam almost giving them away. : In Nevada County: _ Candies. : a i keep the freshest su And ‘Everything else usually ” Cetithe arid Vegetables Be kept in an:Establishment Ail kinds iu their seasuu. Can be bough 8 of this kind cheaper from me than eleewhere. as 2 Fish. be Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. M GEO. E. TURNER, All persons indebted to the firm of mos & Durbin are neoy nee to immediately 80 ce ie eas axe: tle.with.me. Baty “OBERT MARTIN, WM. H. MARTIN DAVID MUIR. A NEXW5B FIRED —THE— : ’ I ' : -AT— : : MINERS’ FOUNDI ; —or— : pee st NEVADA CITY, CAL., § m Manufacturers of i DENNEY & HITCHINGS W : Ea e = TAKE THIS'METHOD OF pe informing the citizens of Nefo MACHINERY vada County thut they have L heineas a! formed a copartnership ,in the tit JOF ALL KINDS, H i = 1 re Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Horse Shoeing a Rigs. ety M a Minine Cars a specialt-, Wagon Making, & . Castings of all kinds. . At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, al Agents in Nevada and. Sierra Counties : NEVADA CITY, es i —FOR THE— _ Where they are prepare ured to do work in their _ : line no a manner t6-give the very beat of in satisfaction. re PELTON WHEEL . Horse-snotinc a speciaity. noadPe y sters and Freight Horses‘shod in the best ce Giving the Largest Percentage style oftheart and the work warranted to to ‘ot Power of any Water Wheel Made. ast. Ww @@ Mining men ost sndahun invitWAGON-MAKING, é h dtocall and inspect our establishWe will gveruntee to set an axle go that it nent and ite facilities for turning out bs ay Tos “third lighter than if from any first-class work. We will guarantee to set ti. 2s so as to uvold . a. ve ayers {lities for 4 e ve MINERS FOUNDRY ght work, and werrset pr Be yt Pag noe f SPRING STREET, oe iy ewig rom aly atrended ta ' ; one but first-class mechanics emp oyeda, . Rear Methodist Church’, Nevada City : 4 She Sg es ne are rere eee Peete ater b Evtabiished im 1852 Mg Emil 1 7, Rosenthal, N a ; " evada: Assay . Office. r DEALER IN (CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, THE BE J. J. GT1, Proprietor. ; ape cue NO. 2 MAIN STRERT..., NEVADACITY ‘ J cco” OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTOYS of every description, Gee maalood pbs Ascayod. By Ba t : an foe ¢ [FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, . cohnection with my Anup Fite i bave « : sth w ci make re, Spentat eter thing in . practical Mill Tests, and guarantee correct 1 stock in Nevada City. 2 returus in every way. Working teste will be Gropical Fruits a Specialty, sie with from 50 to ied pounds. PRICES eriutios Ogos” » nearly opposite Transcript oa € Be Pere ee ee eemas peas York Bexeryt ART aCROO: cob eo ‘ ‘ t DW. KELLER : Proprietor 3 PAINTING BDRAWING. . . ve roost ) ! ; and popu Vode tonSTBABNT Sep Rnaizg [amt on . ,“ PoPmir Eakerrotd im: of each week, at th = vada City, where he wi Sk the hen STREET, different branches o i I T intend to kéep on hand atall times a goo Variety of 9 Oil Water Color and Pastel Baran. “ f : diye wins, ° ; e@ uiadiments of 5K E ATE eee ata “mite e trating Rte, _ Crayon oo yuan = Saar wfremetae ag ‘ede Wedding’Cakes . a af efficiently ani wae lne : taught 7 ecto i — Awd Pastry } Made to order on short notice and on most f reasonable terms. : YOU. can live at home, and make more : money at work for us, than at. Al) order for anything in my line prompt nything else tn th ld. Ca deeded; you are started free, B. oft sexe. ly attended to. ’ ‘et pings sure from fest m (ig the work. Large . By ‘surlct attention to usiness, giving rms free. Better not delay, Costs you . 00d satisfaction and selling at lew rates, [ t nothing to send if you are ron wil oot Sak owt "pemewmen ‘aor patronage, a* » D, W. KELLER?