September 8, 1885 (4 pages)

pas cticiieds Oe teh cangh Si eR ST Brown & CALKINS. .Proprietors. PUBLISHED AT {Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. TERMS: $7 00 PER ANNUM.-er ere : PER WEEK..-----s+0*°** 15 cTs. prevalent. TUESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1885. In examing candidates who apply for positions on the training ships, naval surgeons have discovered that heart disease, caused by cigarette smoking is alarmingly In ninety-nine cases out of one hundred the boy is rejected because of this defect. Commenting on the fact, the Scientific American says: ‘‘It shoulé be a warning to parents that the deadly cigarette is sure-to— bring about incalculable injury to the young.” Soit will, no doubt, if parents are aware of their children’s practices; but many boys who smoke cigarettes do it secretly. If parents who suspect—or, indeed, if they do not suspect— that this habit has been formed, would take the trouble and impress the youngsters of the danger they are incurring, by some such illustration as that offered by the naval s, the habit. would be quickly checked. Few boys ‘are go addicted to this vice that they will commit suicide for it. Hon. C. W. WINCHESTER, & Methodist cle an of Buffalo, New York, declares that Jonab was not swallowed by 4 whale, but by a shark, the whale being incapable of swallowing @ man whole. As to the prophets living in the shark’s belly three days and three nights, Brother Winchester says: ‘“‘It is not more wonderful that Jonah should have been so marveously preserved than that some souls should have been saved by the mercy of God from the gutters and brothels of modern times, of which cases can be quoted.” A Barn on the Palo Alto Farm containing straw was totally destroyed by fire Monday night. The damage will amount to $4,000. oR TS EES Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Neyada City, California, for the week ending Sept. 5. Any person calling for these letters wil “advertised.”’ Burt, Dr. Sidney Bloss, Alva A. Call, Thomas Chapman, Miss Alice Dennts, W. A. Dillenger, W. H. Haisliss, Mrs. C. C. Herrod, Wm. Hosken, J. Jess, W. E. Jacobs, Frederick Jenkin, Jas. .B. Lawrence, Dr. : Lawrence, Mrs. Rosie Loughead, John Mallow, Barney . Murick, Mrs. Sophie Picad, Cha’s Roberts, John Rafter, John t Reduction Co., Pioneer Stevens, Samuel D, Smith, John P. Smith, Louis ‘Woodruff, Press. Lee, Hung Sing, Quong Wau, Quong FOREIGN. Anderson, Gustaf W. J. WiiuraMs, P. M. LY BORN. In Nevada City, September 8d, 1885, to David Richards and wile, a daughter. MARRIED. City, 6, 1 by Rev, J. Sims, L. C. Gar and Mis) Mattie J, Erskine, both of this city. 5 Senet Te This powder never varies. A BVOPYs SHOOMEN? marvel ot purity, strength and J Donnelly, city. wholesomeness. weight, ders. Sop at. N.Y. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. Rector Bros NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Saturday, Sept. 5, 1885. AD Gassaway & w, Col. Hill A G Ogden, You Bet, Miss Ogden, “ C W McCloskey, Bloomfield, P McCloskey, 2 J ow Edenly, C W Seely, San Francisco, CB Woods, “ bh W D Boom, C Baker, R B Chew, Red Dog, C H Powers, You Bet, DB Harris, at M Teale, Railroad, Chas. Schwallenberg, Railroad, D Coughlin, se E M Gago, Richard A Mulby, Dan Collins, Grass Valley, Wd ra&w, ‘ Miss Clara West, ‘‘ R Bohannap, Chico, John Arbogast, City, Mrs Bradley, " K W Mercer, Damascus, Miss Mury Mercer, ‘“‘ H DChase, N San Juan, L Lobner, Colfax, W L Reid, Forest City, John Lewis, Emigrant Gap, R AEdwards, San Francisco, W J Ogden & w, You Bet, A G Ogden, Af Miss Ogden, AS Spencer, W E Peusley, Emigrant Gap, Harry Spinner, . fs H W Hoggan, George Waters, Dutch Flat, S J Bastian, Grass Valley, John Polkinghorn, ‘“ W C Monroe, Omega, Hugh Murchie, City, M UC Hogan, N San Juan, Joe Perrin & w, Pleasant Valley, Jacob Norton, City, A W Martel, Grass Valley, “ se e “e “cs “ce 26 YEARS IN USE. i aeeatadasememanaianl The Greatest Medical “Triumph of the Age. SYMPTOMS OF A __. TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in the head, witha dull sensation in the back part, Pain under the shoulderblade, Fullness after eating, with a disinclination to exertion of body_or mind, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, with afee "g of having neglected some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots fore the eyes, Headache over the right eye, Restlessness, with fiifal Jreams, Highly-colored urine, and CONSTIPATION. PILLS are especially adapted to such cases. One dose effects ae oghangt of feeling as to astonish es fferer. They Increase the Appetite, and oquse, tha! to Take on Flesh. fhus e eyetem, is nourished, and by ‘heir Tonic Action on_the Digestive Organs ular Stools arepr Price, 250. fe + TUTT’S HAIR DYE. Wuiskers ton by a single application ta instantaneously. Sold Druggusts, orsentby expresson it of SL 4 Murray 8t., of this Drz. It imparts e natural color. Office, 44 Murray St., N. Y. —, young and old. from 5) cents to $6 every evening. who want work may test the business, we make this un not well satis: directions, the time or ex oo time hee 4 The work pon ie pted to bo ‘ou can easily bre a lleled offer: to all who are id we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars etc., sent free. Fortunes will be Paying Business For Sale. . —— Wine, liquor and cigar stand. Opposite Legg & Shaw’s. Must be sold on account of other business. Come and examine stock. Rare chance fora buyer. 27-tf The Best Fleur. One of the all absorbing and important question that are continually arising to the consumer, is the question, Are the results of New All Roller Milling ; in the manufacture of flour a success? And what is there about it that we have been taxed such enormous prices as we have paid in the last year for our flour? Or is it the ‘‘system” we have paid for? Is the bread we now use on our tables better bread than we used to have? And ifso, in what ?. Every house keeper and bread maker will sum the whole question up in one word by saying, itis whiter: But-atthesame time they all complain and say they know, but don’t see the reason why, their bread dries out so much quicker than it use to. That it seems to them they never -have any fresh bread any more to use ontheir tables. And that cake made of the new flour is almost too dry to eat after it is one day old. These are very grave and serious considerations and affect tired, sick. and disgusted with dry bread, or being put to the trouble of baking once or twice a day, in order.tokeep our table supplied with bread that is at all palatable. "The Wheatland Mill Company are Great Reduction. ee A‘great reduction has been made in the price of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Beer 15 cents per bottle. Two doors above Union Hotel, Main street, Nevada City. a8-tf Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice .House,. on the Plaza, or with W. H. CrawFORD, will he Poe attended to. . Sauves, Prop. 2 Remember that ths One Price San Francisco stores have been consolidated into one establishment—dry goods and clothing at the store adjoining Stumpf’s Restaurant. Go there for big bargains. ag6-tf Smrrxn sells flour for $2.75 per hundred; wheat, $2 per hundred ; corn, $2 per hundred ; bacon, 12% cents per pound. For Cash. ag4 __ oo" Go ro Brand & MeCatchan’s for school books and school. supplies. F 86-2t LENCE EET TSE aaa hasaheeetmae alee Piano and Guitar Lessons ! TERMS: For 8 lessons, with use of instxuments, per month, $5. Enquire at residence on Bowlder street, formerly occupied by E. Bond. 1 s5-1m PEOPLE’S CARE & MICHELL, Prop’rs. cinity with the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON AND LARD sarWe lowest living rates, to Meats delivered free of charge. Nevada City, July, 28, 1886. $ MARKET. Broad Street, below City Hall. HAVE OPENED A NEW Market at the above place,and are pared to supply the je of Nevada City and viEtc., Etc: Also Of our own manufacture. intend selling our meats at the and we invite the people givevus a call. ‘ CARE & MICHELL, Propr’s. UNION INDIA RUBBER CO’S inc —— re Boots are stam on the for the working class. Send . all mankind. And from nearly Sess anaes ot : meee a 10 cents for postage, and . every hamlet and housekeeper we MRS. M. FARLEY Preot,” and have the Pure Gum Springs on we will mail you FEES, . hearthe anxiousenquiry: Where Rast hele , the foot and instep, which prevent their ere ee ae era at ‘ ood old : : cracking, and makes them the most durable ple that will put you in the way of . Can we ahd some of the g old . who is a Professor of instrumental . Rubber Boot a " comeys purge Eo none Ay oe — Stone Flour, which we used to. music, will give lessons on the ; ital not mk Wo will start you. You . have? Do tell me and I will have . Piano or Guitar. TRY OUR can work some of it at any price, for we are Made expressly for Mining, Fishing, and CRACK PROOF STOUT'S. PATENT please say . At the Omen Church, Nevada More economizal than the ordinary. kinds, and. cannot be sold in competition with _ the multitude of low test, short alum or phosphate pow-: ONLY IN CANS. ROYAL]Baxive Powper Co., 106 Wall} John Magee, San Francisco, E H Rhodes, ‘‘ ie H G Hanct, re Miss A Mansau, Grass Valley, J D Channell, fet eee J W Smart, Ed Hussey, You Bet, Thomas Buchett, ‘‘ Miss F Buchett, ‘‘ Thomas Geach, James Geach, Wm Bryan, Miss C Senner, Miss Quick, es P. Fitzgerald, Wheatland, J Mackie, Lowell Hill, George Lovell,“ Sunday, Sept. 6, 1885. Miss G Farley, N San Juan Miss Ida Ray, sf a J Holland, Lowell Hill, oe “ “ce “c ity 4c “ce J Harrington, D«W Walker, J W Robb, Eureka, M F Lawrence, You Bet, Charles Schwallenberg, RK. R. Dan Coughlin, ees Wm Hammel, Town Talk, Lee Jacobs, San Francisco, WR Feller, ‘“ * -W J Coggershall, Dr F M Biber, J E Doolittle, W J Watson Robert Toulouse, Auburn, _ W Gardner, Glenbrook, ¥ E Thomas, Pike City, John Keller, Graniteville, Hugh Dendon, s Fred Marion, Colfax. NATIONAL HOTEL. See Gale nee PROPRIETOR Saturday Sep. 5. W J Gray, San Francisco, Jas. Domrelly, do Wm Lawrey, Forest City, J G Roble, do J M Doroney, Cherokee, J A Black, Costa-Rica, E Ellen, Truckee, J D Ostrom, Bloomfield, Josie Fexur, do C Spencer, San Francisco, D DCampbell, Dutch Flat, T JNolan, R. R., ce X Mrs Barton, City, Frank Coffney, French Corral, Fred Smith do W Emery, Penn Valley, * J Wesungh, Chico, AH Grass, do C P Storman, Colfax, OP Richards, Lisrchon, Sam Peck, Blue Tent, H Dowing, Chico, M Gogging, do A.D Sham, City, JY Baruh, do OE Bigle, do John Blue, do J Divee, do W B Cordon, Chico, Sunday, Sept. 6, 1885. A Dinevah, a M B-Condon, Shico, AH Norton, Woodland, AH Bela, do J McClark, Sacramento, G York, Sulphur Springs, H Murchie, ike : H Cumming, Derbec, < A Morrison, do f W Gardner, city, V Howard, San Francisco, G Blakey, You Bet, A Bonanza for Agents. ee THE AMERICAN Notice to Urcditors. Estate of John 8. Durin, deceased, , execu 8. Dunn, d persons said de eased, ohn the after rst pul said executors, & Searls, in Ne a ? of the last will of ponents. to the creditors of ce ily Ee v n mon 4 hifeation of this notice to at the office of GayCity, Nevada counNv is bareby given bythe underFarm and Home Cyclopedia, every farmer who expects to su: lied to purch in self-def Mrs. Montgomery & sister G. V., N ILLUSTRATED GUIDE to wealth, health and happiness, and a work ~ The Sheriff’s Sale. A. LADEMAN, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN W HART, Defendant. NDER and by virtue of an execution, issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County ef Nevada, State of California, and to me directed and delivered, duly attested on the 26ch day of August, A. D, 1885, in the above entitled action, _linvested in immense, showy and expensive buildi ery, upon all of which the hungry stockholders expect every year to make a good round sum on their investment. Give usacall and satisfy yourself. Tell your grocer you must have this flour. au28-1m and machinMiss Annie Herrod, * divertpy those who give their whole time to . especially well situated to suppl Notice to Creditors. H Martel, id the “work, Great success absolutely sure. rt gs ag their mill Sane in to & Miss Annie Sanford, ‘‘ Don’t delay. Start now. Address NON . . 7 N the Superior Court of the County of E W Masli "Ss oS & Co., Po . Maine, one of the choicest wheat belts in [ ae a tate of California, Inthe mateee a Cecreney \_. the State. They are also prepared . ter of the Estate of W C. Ball.deceased. Miss Cornell, . to do business on the . live and . ait Auwinistrator® of the exate or WG : reg No, 1127. et’ live’ principles, not having . f ator ae Miss Devine, ie hundreds of thousands of dollars roe Pe aye Bhs ny ghar ce gr poregrs hlicati to the sai of this notice, Searls, opposii City, Nevada County, A. R. LORD, Administrator of the estate of W. C Ball, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Aug. 26, 1885. Gaylord & Searls, Attys. a27 wherein A. Lademan, the above plaintiff, on the-2ist-day of August, 1885, recovered = judgment against John W. Hart, defendant, for thesum of Four hundred and twelye and 82-1C2 ($412.32) dollars damages, with interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum till paid, together with plaintiff's costs of $28.76, and d'vbursements accruing costs, amounting to the sum of $3.00, as appears to usof record, I have levied upon and taken: into execution all the right, title and interest which the defendant, somes WwW Fig eg held, owned foe possessed on the 21st day of Aug., 1885, the day on which said judgment was docketed, or which it may have subsequently acquired in and to the hereinafter described. property, situate, lying and being in the townships of Nevada and Bloomtield, County of Nevada, State of California, bounded and described as follows, to-wit : : The Hiawatha Placer Mine, bearing gold, with surface ground in Biue Tent mining district, Nevada county, Californis, and desciibea in the piat and field notes as follows viz: Commencing at alive oak tree 12 inches dia on south bank of South Yuba _Kuiver, opposite Kennebec Ravine, marked H. P. M. No. 1, for Hiawatha Placer Mine, thence with magnetic :ariution ls° K. 8, 45 1-29 &. along south bank of south Yuba River up said stream 8 50 chains to post in rock mound marked H. P. M. Nu. 2, set beside a pine stump nearly covered. with tailings Thence 8. 66 °_K, 8.29 chains to a leaning live oak tree 14 inches dia. marked H. P. M. No, 3. ThenceS. 66 1-4° E. 9 08 chs. to post in rock mound marked H. P.M. No. 4, set where oldvabin formerly stood, now emoved, from which post No. 6 of Horace Kilham Placer Mine, patented, beare 5. 39° 00 KE 10 92 chains distant. Thence 8. 74 14° E. 0,15 cross old Iilincis road, now unused. 2.58 chs. cross sev:1on line between Sections 16 and 16, 11.07 chs. north of corner to sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, ‘17 N RY E M D M by calculation; the corner post destroyed a:d no trace of bearing tries to be found 9.71 chains to in rock mvund_ set where old stump formerly stood, marked H. P. M., No. 6, from which @ live oak tree 16 inches dia bears N. 56° W. 85 links distant, and the southerly end of a wheel and pump shaft bears N. 80° E. 48 links distant, and the easterly end of a mining excavation bears S. 481-42 E. 4.5 chains distant. . Thence 8 301-22 E. 10.66 :rose section line between Sections 16 and 22, 12.22 chains, East of cor-1 ner to Sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, T. 17 N. R. 9E. M, D. M. by calculation, 11.35 chains to a leaning live oak tree 20 inches dia. marked H, P.M. No. 6, from which a live oak tree being corner No, 6-of Enterprise Canon Placer Mine patented bears 8. 20° 32’ E. 13.02 chains distant. Thence South 8614° E. crossing south Yuba river'4,53 chains to a live oak tree 24 inches dia marked H. P. M. No. 7, standing on north bank of South Yuba river from which the head of a wing dam bears N. 45 1-42 W. 8.75 chains distant. .Thence N. $1 1-4° W. along north bank of south Yuba river. 1.07 cross section line between Sections 1b and 22, 16.55 chains east of corner to Sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, fT. 17 N, R. 9 £, M. D. M., by ca cu# lation, 8.69 chains to a live oak stump 15 inches dia. marked H. P. M. No.8. Thence N. 46 1-42 W. 9 28 chains toa post in rock mound marked H. P. M. No. 9. Thence ll, 73 1-42 W. 6.18, cross section line between Sections 15and 16, 14.68 chains North of corner to Sections 16, 16,21 and 22, T,17.N. R.9E M. D. M. by calculation. &.65.cross old Hiinois road now unused. 10,15 chs to @ post in rock mound marked H. P. M. No. 10 from which a dead fir tree 30 inches dia, bears 8. 79° E. 142 chains distant and the Northerly end of a whéel and pump shaft bears 8. 86° 23’ W. 4.12 chains distant. Thence N. 60 8-42 W. 10.00 chs toa in ‘rock mound marked-H. ~. M. °No. 11. Thence N. 60° W. 12.20 chains to a post in rock mound marked H, P. M, No, 12 get on North bark of South Yuba River at junction of Kennebec ravine, from which a live oak tree 20 inches dia. bears N. 34 1-29 E. 76 links distant, and the Section Post. commonto Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29T, 17, N. R.9 E. M. D. M. bears 8. 281-42 W, 123.58 chains distant, the Section Posts on North River:8.02 chs tothe place of beginning, containing an area ef Sixteen and Seventeen one-hundredths,(16:17) acres and desand 22, Township 17, North, 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. — Adjoining claims are the ‘‘Yuba Gravel Range Mine,” ‘Dannal prise iyon Placer,” “‘Sailor Fiat Placer,” lacer,” Enterprise Placer,” and \*Horace William Placer” mines, Notice is hereby given that I will sell at blic sale, in front of the Pourt House , in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, on .Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1885 Between the hours of 9 o’clock a. mM and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o0’clock m. of that day, all the right, title and interest which the defendant, John W. Hart, herein for the farm r, his wife, sons and da with over n colors, the American farmer. Also. ual: ofHER SUBJECTS. Apply for circulars to NEW BOOKS O volume is an invaluable daily referen te book hters, supplied with a copious index to make referenee vasy and expeditious, and illustrated 000 engravings; and nearly 15 ; is book is designed to supply want long felt by the _ublic, and espe cial) d, had, held, owned or by him on the 2ist day of Auzust, 1885, the day On which said judgment was docketed av aforesaid, or «hich he may have pyran id acquired in and tothe ere ~ bed es pear Psion 2 ir. cash, satisfy sa: ur a or and costs. iceciette ven under my d this 29th August, 1885. ~ Ceres ii: GEORGE LORD, Sherif, Nevada county, Califoruiaz N to § —Bids for Sidewalk. EALED BIDS will be received by the Clerk of the Board September 7th, at 6 o’clock P. M. for building a Sidewalk in front of Mrs, H. Kreise’s Lot on South side of Gethsemane street, on Piety Hill, Said walk to be built according i fications to be seen at W. G, Richards’ store on Bread street. Street ee of Trustees until By order of the « . §. HOLBROOK, City Marshal. Nevada City, Aug, 27, 1885. “PHOTOGR IPAER, BROAD 8T., BELOW POST OFFICF, NEVADA CITY. ceased, to exhibitthem with the vecessary vouchers within four months after be oe ministrator, at the Law Office of Gaylord & te the Court House, Nevada es, such as-§Chronograph-striking, Repeat Watches. All kinds of Jewelry Repairing done, ‘s Placer,” ‘‘Enter>) OF aide of Sections 21 and 22 vanunot be fourd. . « Thence 8. 85:-1-2° W. crossing South Yuba CAPS, for cash. J. DEWING & Cu. By J. L. Houtanp, Under Sheriff. A. D. Mason, Piff’s Atty. ” * « Branches} hee Window ALL KINDS, Upholstering in all its branches. the country promptly filled. L. M. SUKEFORTH, Pioneer Furniture Store, Commercial Street. Arrived! Stock Superb! GRAB ATIT. . NOW WITHIN YOUR FEACH., Our New Fall Stock of YOUTHS’ ‘BOYS’ UNPRECEDENTED AND UNRIVALLE all who-wear clothes. able in stylish and well made garments. Choice selections of “e GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AN BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC. Our goods are purchased from first-hands, and} We therefore allow no one to undersell. : HYMAN BROTHERS, Cotner Broad & NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, The Finest, Best and Largest Stock —Oh— Ever brought to Nevada County can be seen at the PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, Commercial St., opp. Masonic Hall, Nevada City, L. M. SUKEFORTH, Proprietor. Bedroom and Parlor Sets of the Richest Designs, Chairs, Lounges, Mirrors, Cornices, Cornice Poles, Mouldings, Picture Frames, Shades, Etc. Willow and Rattan Chairs, ALSO LARGE STOCK OF Carpets, Matting and Linoleum ez ALL GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, and satisfaction guaranteed: Orders from CHILDREN’S Pine Streets, Nevada City. CLOTHING. D BARGAINS We are now placing before the people a magnificent assortment of New Goods for: the inspection of It includes everything desirany one wishing a very strong and durable Boot. All Kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, GQUDYEAR RUBBER C0. — > a /. —————). 7 elry always on hand. Prices Low. FROM THE COUNTR&. 92 Mitt Srreet, Grass VALLEY Public Sale for the Benefit of be -AITID ELIS ELEIES ! Cor, Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, If you want to make money on purBUY THE BEST QUALITY PURE GUM RUBBER BOOTS. . __BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! “Golda seal” PURE GUM Rubber Boots, FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS, rings, Clo no Boots, Shdes, Etc, R. H. PEASE, Jr., 8. M. RUNYON, } Agents, 96-4 San Francisco Ne vada Couuty Watch Depot. == ss is > ALF BERG, Proprietor Repairing done of all complicated Watch ors, English Patent Lever and other .ine Large Stoek of Watches and Jew@@7 PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS ALF BERG, CITY MAPKET le of Nevada City and vicinity with pratt 4 BEEF, VEAL, keep on hand a supply of Ay solicited. Orders promptly. attended to. ae ee A RN I > ae _E. ROSENTHAL’S Popular VARIETY STORE Commercial Street, QOPPOSITE DENNIS DRISCOLL, Prop'r. HAVING FITTED UP THE Broad street Butcher Shop, I am now prepared to supply the TRANSORIPT BLOCK A hy THE{PLACE.TO. Biy MUTTON, PORK, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, ETC. Fine Confectionery Fruits and,Vegetables, Choice! Cigars, E —o—. At the lowest market rates. I will also FRESH VEGETABLES. ALL OF THE BEST Mountain and Valley Fruits share of the public patronage is respecDY THEIR SEASON. jyoe-tf DENNIS DRISCOLL. FOR SALE, . Fresh:strawberriest& Cherries One_ two-horse_.thorRecetved,Daily, oughbrace Wagon. ~~ B ROSENTHAL One single horse spring Wagon, new. ges °. M. PARLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN THE W Uund Maem ee Two Horses. Apply to Israzi Hosken, United States Brewery, on Main Street, Nevada City. ag4-1m Office —Up stairs site “Transcript” ae Block (eproAberdeen Heard From. I have just received direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROAD. CLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, .CASSIMERES and TWEEDS, at Low Cost, which will enable me tomake them up. into fine fitting Suits hi correspondingly low. , THEY ARE SPLENDID: GOODS, It i$ claimed that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: That Scottish Heather produces aclass of wool which. for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any other portion of the world. -That the mineral properties of the water there fastensthe colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. [ shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. C. 4a. Barrett. CALL ON 50 doz. Men’s Cotton 20 ce ““ 5 : 100 pairs Men’s Cass. 200 “cc so “c “ 20,000 Men’s Paper C “sé Second Grade Third 10 10 “cc rad “6 “ee ‘6 1 Patriacsy 4 CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 40 cents a Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each.; Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair. Men’s SunnmerCoats at 40¢ each. i United Workingmen’s Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, "the best quality, at 1 $4.75 a pair. ) Men’s Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25¢c. tee 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65cfa pair Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. 100 pair Men’s Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25c a pair. Men’s Flannel Suits at, $8; Men’s Cassimere Suits at Worsted Suits at $14; Men’s Union Suits, $6. Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys’ Good Suits. from 4 to 6 years, $3.00.: &@ You can buy atgmy Store FOR CASH:OR CREDIT. modate all. Country Dealers, take notice of my Pricej List. for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself. J chases in THE UNDERSIGNED. a pair, worth $1.00. Socks at.50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. $3.00 a pair, Pants, good quality, at $2.00 “*: «second ™ ¢ Ls 2 ollars, 124% cents each box. +6 ity 50c a pair. soc az “ce “ce $12; Men’s Fine rs . os “ce I can accom . You can sen”

pas cticiieds Oe teh cangh Si eR ST Brown & CALKINS.. .Proprietors. PUBLISHED AT {Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. TERMS: $7 00 PER ANNUM..-er ere : PER WEEK...-----s+0*°** 15 cTs. prevalent. TUESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1885. In examing candidates who apply for positions on the training ships, naval surgeons have discovered that heart disease, caused by cigarette smoking is alarmingly In ninety-nine cases out of one hundred the boy is rejected because of this defect. Commenting on the fact, the Scientific American says: ‘‘It shoulé be a warning to parents that the deadly cigarette is sure-to— bring about incalculable injury to the young.” Soit will, no doubt, if parents are aware of their children’s practices; but many boys who smoke cigarettes do it secretly. If parents who suspect—or, indeed, if they do not suspect— that this habit has been formed, would take the trouble and impress the youngsters of the danger they are incurring, by some such illustration as that offered by the naval s, the habit. would be quickly checked. Few boys ‘are go addicted to this vice that they will commit suicide for it. Hon. C. W. WINCHESTER, & Methodist cle an of Buffalo, New York, declares that Jonab was not swallowed by 4 whale, but by a shark, the whale being incapable of swallowing @ man whole. As to the prophets living in the shark’s belly three days and three nights, Brother Winchester says: ‘“‘It is not more wonderful that Jonah should have been so marveously preserved than that some souls should have been saved by the mercy of God from the gutters and brothels of modern times, of which cases can be quoted.” A Barn on the Palo Alto Farm containing straw was totally destroyed by fire Monday night. The damage will amount to $4,000. oR TS EES Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Neyada City, California, for the week ending Sept. 5. Any person calling for these letters wil “advertised.”’ Burt, Dr. Sidney Bloss, Alva A. Call, Thomas Chapman, Miss Alice Dennts, W. A. Dillenger, W. H. Haisliss, Mrs. C. C. Herrod, Wm. Hosken, J. Jess, W. E. Jacobs, Frederick Jenkin, Jas. .B. Lawrence, Dr. : Lawrence, Mrs. Rosie Loughead, John Mallow, Barney . Murick, Mrs. Sophie Picad, Cha’s Roberts, John Rafter, John t Reduction Co., Pioneer Stevens, Samuel D, Smith, John P. Smith, Louis ‘Woodruff, Press. Lee, Hung Sing, Quong Wau, Quong FOREIGN. Anderson, Gustaf W. J. WiiuraMs, P. M. LY BORN. In Nevada City, September 8d, 1885, to David Richards and wile, a daughter. MARRIED. City, 6, 1 by Rev, J. Sims, L. C. Gar and Mis) Mattie J, Erskine, both of this city. 5 Senet Te This powder never varies. A BVOPYs SHOOMEN? marvel ot purity, strength and J Donnelly, city. wholesomeness. weight, ders. Sop at. N.Y. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. Rector Bros NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Saturday, Sept. 5, 1885. AD Gassaway & w, Col. Hill A G Ogden, You Bet, Miss Ogden, “ C W McCloskey, Bloomfield, P McCloskey, 2 J ow Edenly, C W Seely, San Francisco, CB Woods, “ bh W D Boom, C Baker, R B Chew, Red Dog, C H Powers, You Bet, DB Harris, at M Teale, Railroad, Chas. Schwallenberg, Railroad, D Coughlin, se E M Gago, Richard A Mulby, Dan Collins, Grass Valley, Wd ra&w, ‘ Miss Clara West, ‘‘ R Bohannap, Chico, John Arbogast, City, Mrs Bradley, " K W Mercer, Damascus, Miss Mury Mercer, ‘“‘ H DChase, N San Juan, L Lobner, Colfax, W L Reid, Forest City, John Lewis, Emigrant Gap, R AEdwards, San Francisco, W J Ogden & w, You Bet, A G Ogden, Af Miss Ogden, AS Spencer, W E Peusley, Emigrant Gap, Harry Spinner, . fs H W Hoggan, George Waters, Dutch Flat, S J Bastian, Grass Valley, John Polkinghorn, ‘“ W C Monroe, Omega, Hugh Murchie, City, M UC Hogan, N San Juan, Joe Perrin & w, Pleasant Valley, Jacob Norton, City, A W Martel, Grass Valley, “ se e “e “cs “ce 26 YEARS IN USE. i aeeatadasememanaianl The Greatest Medical “Triumph of the Age. SYMPTOMS OF A __. TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in the head, witha dull sensation in the back part, Pain under the shoulderblade, Fullness after eating, with a disinclination to exertion of body_or mind, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, with afee "g of having neglected some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots fore the eyes, Headache over the right eye, Restlessness, with fiifal Jreams, Highly-colored urine, and CONSTIPATION. PILLS are especially adapted to such cases. One dose effects ae oghangt of feeling as to astonish es fferer. They Increase the Appetite, and oquse, tha! to Take on Flesh. fhus e eyetem, is nourished, and by ‘heir Tonic Action on_the Digestive Organs ular Stools arepr Price, 250. fe + TUTT’S HAIR DYE. Wuiskers ton by a single application ta instantaneously. Sold Druggusts, orsentby expresson it of SL 4 Murray 8t., of this Drz. It imparts e natural color. Office, 44 Murray St., N. Y. —, young and old. from 5) cents to $6 every evening. who want work may test the business, we make this un not well satis: directions, the time or ex oo time hee 4 The work pon ie pted to bo ‘ou can easily bre a lleled offer: to all who are id we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars etc., sent free. Fortunes will be Paying Business For Sale. . —— Wine, liquor and cigar stand. Opposite Legg & Shaw’s. Must be sold on account of other business. Come and examine stock. Rare chance fora buyer. 27-tf The Best Fleur. One of the all absorbing and important question that are continually arising to the consumer, is the question, Are the results of New All Roller Milling ; in the manufacture of flour a success? And what is there about it that we have been taxed such enormous prices as we have paid in the last year for our flour? Or is it the ‘‘system” we have paid for? Is the bread we now use on our tables better bread than we used to have? And ifso, in what ?. Every house keeper and bread maker will sum the whole question up in one word by saying, itis whiter: But-atthesame time they all complain and say they know, but don’t see the reason why, their bread dries out so much quicker than it use to. That it seems to them they never -have any fresh bread any more to use ontheir tables. And that cake made of the new flour is almost too dry to eat after it is one day old. These are very grave and serious considerations and affect tired, sick. and disgusted with dry bread, or being put to the trouble of baking once or twice a day, in order.tokeep our table supplied with bread that is at all palatable. "The Wheatland Mill Company are Great Reduction. ee A‘great reduction has been made in the price of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Beer 15 cents per bottle. Two doors above Union Hotel, Main street, Nevada City. a8-tf Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice .House,. on the Plaza, or with W. H. CrawFORD, will he Poe attended to. . Sauves, Prop. 2 Remember that ths One Price San Francisco stores have been consolidated into one establishment—dry goods and clothing at the store adjoining Stumpf’s Restaurant. Go there for big bargains. ag6-tf Smrrxn sells flour for $2.75 per hundred; wheat, $2 per hundred ; corn, $2 per hundred ; bacon, 12% cents per pound. For Cash. ag4 __ oo" Go ro Brand & MeCatchan’s for school books and school. supplies. F 86-2t LENCE EET TSE aaa hasaheeetmae alee Piano and Guitar Lessons ! TERMS: For 8 lessons, with use of instxuments, per month, $5. Enquire at residence on Bowlder street, formerly occupied by E. Bond. 1 s5-1m PEOPLE’S CARE & MICHELL, Prop’rs. cinity with the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON AND LARD sarWe lowest living rates, to Meats delivered free of charge. Nevada City, July, 28, 1886. $ MARKET. Broad Street, below City Hall. HAVE OPENED A NEW Market at the above place,and are pared to supply the je of Nevada City and viEtc., Etc: Also Of our own manufacture. intend selling our meats at the and we invite the people givevus a call. ‘ CARE & MICHELL, Propr’s. UNION INDIA RUBBER CO’S inc —— re Boots are stam on the for the working class. Send . all mankind. And from nearly Sess anaes ot : meee a 10 cents for postage, and . every hamlet and housekeeper we MRS. M. FARLEY Preot,” and have the Pure Gum Springs on we will mail you FEES, . hearthe anxiousenquiry: Where Rast hele , the foot and instep, which prevent their ere ee ae era at ‘ ood old : : cracking, and makes them the most durable ple that will put you in the way of . Can we ahd some of the g old . who is a Professor of instrumental . Rubber Boot a " comeys purge Eo none Ay oe — Stone Flour, which we used to. music, will give lessons on the ; ital not mk Wo will start you. You . have? Do tell me and I will have . Piano or Guitar. TRY OUR can work some of it at any price, for we are Made expressly for Mining, Fishing, and CRACK PROOF STOUT'S. PATENT please say . At the Omen Church, Nevada More economizal than the ordinary. kinds, and. cannot be sold in competition with _ the multitude of low test, short alum or phosphate pow-: ONLY IN CANS. ROYAL]Baxive Powper Co., 106 Wall} John Magee, San Francisco, E H Rhodes, ‘‘ ie H G Hanct, re Miss A Mansau, Grass Valley, J D Channell, fet eee J W Smart, Ed Hussey, You Bet, Thomas Buchett, ‘‘ Miss F Buchett, ‘‘ Thomas Geach, James Geach, Wm Bryan, Miss C Senner, Miss Quick, es P. Fitzgerald, Wheatland, J Mackie, Lowell Hill, George Lovell,“ Sunday, Sept. 6, 1885. Miss G Farley, N San Juan Miss Ida Ray, sf a J Holland, Lowell Hill, oe “ “ce “c ity 4c “ce J Harrington, D«W Walker, J W Robb, Eureka, M F Lawrence, You Bet, Charles Schwallenberg, RK. R. Dan Coughlin, ees Wm Hammel, Town Talk, Lee Jacobs, San Francisco, WR Feller, ‘“ * -W J Coggershall, Dr F M Biber, J E Doolittle, W J Watson Robert Toulouse, Auburn, _ W Gardner, Glenbrook, ¥ E Thomas, Pike City, John Keller, Graniteville, Hugh Dendon, s Fred Marion, Colfax. NATIONAL HOTEL. See Gale nee PROPRIETOR Saturday Sep. 5. W J Gray, San Francisco, Jas. Domrelly, do Wm Lawrey, Forest City, J G Roble, do J M Doroney, Cherokee, J A Black, Costa-Rica, E Ellen, Truckee, J D Ostrom, Bloomfield, Josie Fexur, do C Spencer, San Francisco, D DCampbell, Dutch Flat, T JNolan, R. R., ce X Mrs Barton, City, Frank Coffney, French Corral, Fred Smith do W Emery, Penn Valley, * J Wesungh, Chico, AH Grass, do C P Storman, Colfax, OP Richards, Lisrchon, Sam Peck, Blue Tent, H Dowing, Chico, M Gogging, do A.D Sham, City, JY Baruh, do OE Bigle, do John Blue, do J Divee, do W B Cordon, Chico, Sunday, Sept. 6, 1885. A Dinevah, a M B-Condon, Shico, AH Norton, Woodland, AH Bela, do J McClark, Sacramento, G York, Sulphur Springs, H Murchie, ike : H Cumming, Derbec, < A Morrison, do f W Gardner, city, V Howard, San Francisco, G Blakey, You Bet, A Bonanza for Agents. ee THE AMERICAN Notice to Urcditors. Estate of John 8. Durin, deceased, , execu 8. Dunn, d persons said de eased,

ohn the after rst pul said executors, & Searls, in Ne a ? of the last will of ponents. to the creditors of ce ily Ee v n mon 4 hifeation of this notice to at the office of GayCity, Nevada counNv is bareby given bythe underFarm and Home Cyclopedia, every farmer who expects to su: lied to purch in self-def Mrs. Montgomery & sister G. V., N ILLUSTRATED GUIDE to wealth, health and happiness, and a work ~ The Sheriff’s Sale. A. LADEMAN, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN W HART, Defendant. NDER and by virtue of an execution, issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County ef Nevada, State of California, and to me directed and delivered, duly attested on the 26ch day of August, A. D, 1885, in the above entitled action, _linvested in immense, showy and expensive buildi ery, upon all of which the hungry stockholders expect every year to make a good round sum on their investment. Give usacall and satisfy yourself. Tell your grocer you must have this flour. au28-1m and machinMiss Annie Herrod, * divertpy those who give their whole time to . especially well situated to suppl Notice to Creditors. H Martel, id the “work, Great success absolutely sure. rt gs ag their mill Sane in to & Miss Annie Sanford, ‘‘ Don’t delay. Start now. Address NON . . 7 N the Superior Court of the County of E W Masli "Ss oS & Co., Po . Maine, one of the choicest wheat belts in [ ae a tate of California, Inthe mateee a Cecreney \_. the State. They are also prepared . ter of the Estate of W C. Ball.deceased. Miss Cornell, . to do business on the . live and . ait Auwinistrator® of the exate or WG : reg No, 1127. et’ live’ principles, not having . f ator ae Miss Devine, ie hundreds of thousands of dollars roe Pe aye Bhs ny ghar ce gr poregrs hlicati to the sai of this notice, Searls, opposii City, Nevada County, A. R. LORD, Administrator of the estate of W. C Ball, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Aug. 26, 1885. Gaylord & Searls, Attys. a27 wherein A. Lademan, the above plaintiff, on the-2ist-day of August, 1885, recovered = judgment against John W. Hart, defendant, for thesum of Four hundred and twelye and 82-1C2 ($412.32) dollars damages, with interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum till paid, together with plaintiff's costs of $28.76, and d'vbursements accruing costs, amounting to the sum of $3.00, as appears to usof record, I have levied upon and taken: into execution all the right, title and interest which the defendant, somes WwW Fig eg held, owned foe possessed on the 21st day of Aug., 1885, the day on which said judgment was docketed, or which it may have subsequently acquired in and to the hereinafter described. property, situate, lying and being in the townships of Nevada and Bloomtield, County of Nevada, State of California, bounded and described as follows, to-wit : : The Hiawatha Placer Mine, bearing gold, with surface ground in Biue Tent mining district, Nevada county, Californis, and desciibea in the piat and field notes as follows viz: Commencing at alive oak tree 12 inches dia on south bank of South Yuba _Kuiver, opposite Kennebec Ravine, marked H. P. M. No. 1, for Hiawatha Placer Mine, thence with magnetic :ariution ls° K. 8, 45 1-29 &. along south bank of south Yuba River up said stream 8 50 chains to post in rock mound marked H. P. M. Nu. 2, set beside a pine stump nearly covered. with tailings Thence 8. 66 °_K, 8.29 chains to a leaning live oak tree 14 inches dia. marked H. P. M. No, 3. ThenceS. 66 1-4° E. 9 08 chs. to post in rock mound marked H. P.M. No. 4, set where oldvabin formerly stood, now emoved, from which post No. 6 of Horace Kilham Placer Mine, patented, beare 5. 39° 00 KE 10 92 chains distant. Thence 8. 74 14° E. 0,15 cross old Iilincis road, now unused. 2.58 chs. cross sev:1on line between Sections 16 and 16, 11.07 chs. north of corner to sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, ‘17 N RY E M D M by calculation; the corner post destroyed a:d no trace of bearing tries to be found 9.71 chains to in rock mvund_ set where old stump formerly stood, marked H. P. M., No. 6, from which @ live oak tree 16 inches dia bears N. 56° W. 85 links distant, and the southerly end of a wheel and pump shaft bears N. 80° E. 48 links distant, and the easterly end of a mining excavation bears S. 481-42 E. 4.5 chains distant. . Thence 8 301-22 E. 10.66 :rose section line between Sections 16 and 22, 12.22 chains, East of cor-1 ner to Sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, T. 17 N. R. 9E. M, D. M. by calculation, 11.35 chains to a leaning live oak tree 20 inches dia. marked H, P.M. No. 6, from which a live oak tree being corner No, 6-of Enterprise Canon Placer Mine patented bears 8. 20° 32’ E. 13.02 chains distant. Thence South 8614° E. crossing south Yuba river'4,53 chains to a live oak tree 24 inches dia marked H. P. M. No. 7, standing on north bank of South Yuba river from which the head of a wing dam bears N. 45 1-42 W. 8.75 chains distant. .Thence N. $1 1-4° W. along north bank of south Yuba river. 1.07 cross section line between Sections 1b and 22, 16.55 chains east of corner to Sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, fT. 17 N, R. 9 £, M. D. M., by ca cu# lation, 8.69 chains to a live oak stump 15 inches dia. marked H. P. M. No.8. Thence N. 46 1-42 W. 9 28 chains toa post in rock mound marked H. P. M. No. 9. Thence ll, 73 1-42 W. 6.18, cross section line between Sections 15and 16, 14.68 chains North of corner to Sections 16, 16,21 and 22, T,17.N. R.9E M. D. M. by calculation. &.65.cross old Hiinois road now unused. 10,15 chs to @ post in rock mound marked H. P. M. No. 10 from which a dead fir tree 30 inches dia, bears 8. 79° E. 142 chains distant and the Northerly end of a whéel and pump shaft bears 8. 86° 23’ W. 4.12 chains distant. Thence N. 60 8-42 W. 10.00 chs toa in ‘rock mound marked-H. ~. M. °No. 11. Thence N. 60° W. 12.20 chains to a post in rock mound marked H, P. M, No, 12 get on North bark of South Yuba River at junction of Kennebec ravine, from which a live oak tree 20 inches dia. bears N. 34 1-29 E. 76 links distant, and the Section Post. commonto Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29T, 17, N. R.9 E. M. D. M. bears 8. 281-42 W, 123.58 chains distant, the Section Posts on North River:8.02 chs tothe place of beginning, containing an area ef Sixteen and Seventeen one-hundredths,(16:17) acres and desand 22, Township 17, North, 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. — Adjoining claims are the ‘‘Yuba Gravel Range Mine,” ‘Dannal prise iyon Placer,” “‘Sailor Fiat Placer,” lacer,” Enterprise Placer,” and \*Horace William Placer” mines, Notice is hereby given that I will sell at blic sale, in front of the Pourt House , in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, on .Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1885 Between the hours of 9 o’clock a. mM and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o0’clock m. of that day, all the right, title and interest which the defendant, John W. Hart, herein for the farm r, his wife, sons and da with over n colors, the American farmer. Also. ual: ofHER SUBJECTS. Apply for circulars to NEW BOOKS O volume is an invaluable daily referen te book hters, supplied with a copious index to make referenee vasy and expeditious, and illustrated 000 engravings; and nearly 15 ; is book is designed to supply want long felt by the _ublic, and espe cial) d, had, held, owned or by him on the 2ist day of Auzust, 1885, the day On which said judgment was docketed av aforesaid, or «hich he may have pyran id acquired in and tothe ere ~ bed es pear Psion 2 ir. cash, satisfy sa: ur a or and costs. iceciette ven under my d this 29th August, 1885. ~ Ceres ii: GEORGE LORD, Sherif, Nevada county, Califoruiaz N to § —Bids for Sidewalk. EALED BIDS will be received by the Clerk of the Board September 7th, at 6 o’clock P. M. for building a Sidewalk in front of Mrs, H. Kreise’s Lot on South side of Gethsemane street, on Piety Hill, Said walk to be built according i fications to be seen at W. G, Richards’ store on Bread street. Street ee of Trustees until By order of the « . §. HOLBROOK, City Marshal. Nevada City, Aug, 27, 1885. “PHOTOGR IPAER, BROAD 8T., BELOW POST OFFICF, NEVADA CITY. ceased, to exhibitthem with the vecessary vouchers within four months after be oe ministrator, at the Law Office of Gaylord & te the Court House, Nevada es, such as-§Chronograph-striking, Repeat Watches. All kinds of Jewelry Repairing done, ‘s Placer,” ‘‘Enter>) OF aide of Sections 21 and 22 vanunot be fourd. . « Thence 8. 85:-1-2° W. crossing South Yuba CAPS, for cash. J. DEWING & Cu. By J. L. Houtanp, Under Sheriff. A. D. Mason, Piff’s Atty. ” * « Branches} hee Window ALL KINDS, Upholstering in all its branches. the country promptly filled. L. M. SUKEFORTH, Pioneer Furniture Store, Commercial Street. Arrived! Stock Superb! GRAB ATIT. . NOW WITHIN YOUR FEACH., Our New Fall Stock of YOUTHS’ ‘BOYS’ UNPRECEDENTED AND UNRIVALLE all who-wear clothes. able in stylish and well made garments. Choice selections of “e GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AN BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC. Our goods are purchased from first-hands, and} We therefore allow no one to undersell. : HYMAN BROTHERS, Cotner Broad & NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, The Finest, Best and Largest Stock —Oh— Ever brought to Nevada County can be seen at the PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, Commercial St., opp. Masonic Hall, Nevada City, L. M. SUKEFORTH, Proprietor. Bedroom and Parlor Sets of the Richest Designs, Chairs, Lounges, Mirrors, Cornices, Cornice Poles, Mouldings, Picture Frames, Shades, Etc. Willow and Rattan Chairs, ALSO LARGE STOCK OF Carpets, Matting and Linoleum ez ALL GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, and satisfaction guaranteed: Orders from CHILDREN’S Pine Streets, Nevada City. CLOTHING. D BARGAINS We are now placing before the people a magnificent assortment of New Goods for: the inspection of It includes everything desirany one wishing a very strong and durable Boot. All Kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, GQUDYEAR RUBBER C0. — > a /. —————). 7 elry always on hand. Prices Low. FROM THE COUNTR&. 92 Mitt Srreet, Grass VALLEY Public Sale for the Benefit of be -AITID ELIS ELEIES ! Cor, Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, If you want to make money on purBUY THE BEST QUALITY PURE GUM RUBBER BOOTS. . __BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! “Golda seal” PURE GUM Rubber Boots, FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS, rings, Clo no Boots, Shdes, Etc, R. H. PEASE, Jr., 8. M. RUNYON, } Agents, 96-4 San Francisco Ne vada Couuty Watch Depot. == ss is > ALF BERG, Proprietor Repairing done of all complicated Watch ors, English Patent Lever and other .ine Large Stoek of Watches and Jew@@7 PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS ALF BERG, CITY MAPKET le of Nevada City and vicinity with pratt 4 BEEF, VEAL, keep on hand a supply of Ay solicited. Orders promptly. attended to. ae ee A RN I > ae _E. ROSENTHAL’S Popular VARIETY STORE Commercial Street, QOPPOSITE DENNIS DRISCOLL, Prop'r. HAVING FITTED UP THE Broad street Butcher Shop, I am now prepared to supply the TRANSORIPT BLOCK A hy THE{PLACE.TO. Biy MUTTON, PORK, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, ETC. Fine Confectionery Fruits and,Vegetables, Choice! Cigars, E —o—. At the lowest market rates. I will also FRESH VEGETABLES. ALL OF THE BEST Mountain and Valley Fruits share of the public patronage is respecDY THEIR SEASON. jyoe-tf DENNIS DRISCOLL. FOR SALE, . Fresh:strawberriest& Cherries One_ two-horse_.thorRecetved,Daily, oughbrace Wagon. ~~ B ROSENTHAL One single horse spring Wagon, new. ges °. M. PARLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN THE W Uund Maem ee Two Horses. Apply to Israzi Hosken, United States Brewery, on Main Street, Nevada City. ag4-1m Office —Up stairs site “Transcript” ae Block (eproAberdeen Heard From. I have just received direct from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROAD. CLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, .CASSIMERES and TWEEDS, at Low Cost, which will enable me tomake them up. into fine fitting Suits hi correspondingly low. , THEY ARE SPLENDID: GOODS, It i$ claimed that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: That Scottish Heather produces aclass of wool which. for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matched in any other portion of the world. -That the mineral properties of the water there fastensthe colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. [ shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. C. 4a.. Barrett. CALL ON 50 doz. Men’s Cotton 20 ce ““ 5 : 100 pairs Men’s Cass. 200 “cc so “c “ 20,000 Men’s Paper C “sé Second Grade Third 10 10 “cc rad “6 “ee ‘6 1 Patriacsy 4 CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 40 cents a Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each.; Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair. Men’s SunnmerCoats at 40¢ each. i United Workingmen’s Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, "the best quality, at 1 $4.75 a pair. ) Men’s Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25¢c. tee 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65cfa pair Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. 100 pair Men’s Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25c a pair. Men’s Flannel Suits at, $8; Men’s Cassimere Suits at Worsted Suits at $14; Men’s Union Suits, $6. Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys’ Good Suits. from 4 to 6 years, $3.00.: &@ You can buy atgmy Store FOR CASH:OR CREDIT. modate all. Country Dealers, take notice of my Pricej List. for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself. J chases in THE UNDERSIGNED. a pair, worth $1.00. Socks at.50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. $3.00 a pair, Pants, good quality, at $2.00 “*: «second ™ ¢ Ls 2 ollars, 124% cents each box. +6 ity 50c a pair. soc az “ce “ce $12; Men’s Fine rs . os “ce I can accom . You can sen”