April 3, 1885 (4 pages)

* Skiff Morchio is home again wo ter a few weeks’ visit to New Riv-. er. He expects to return there} soon. He seems Jo think fairly . . well of the mining of that section, bnt he says that soj = far it isin a comparatively unde-. >” veloped condition. Jack King, G. W. Carter and A. J. Wood, young men of North Bloomfield who recently started to the New River mines, returned this week. They went only as far as San Francisco, and there heard that it was next to impossible to get to the mines at present on account of storms. Some of them will try the trip again as soon as the snow season is over. ‘The Local rem The annual inestiiig of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company was held at Grass Valley Wednesday. The officers’ reports show that the aggregate of: business for the year ending ,December 31st, was $16,000 less than the preceding year, but wing to penses, and a less cost of repairs, the net profits were greater than for the year 1883, amounting to $23,599 62, which provides, for the interest on the bonded debt, and leaving a cash balance beside. The decrease of business is attributed in the General Manager’s report tothe stoppage of hydraulic mines, which made a large reduc“MOORE'S FLAT. Ay Gi ‘The O14. Placer Can Camp Looming up ; "#9 @ Quartz Region. — Moorr’s Fiat, March 30. Eprror Transcrrr—I see an article in the Transcrrer regarding Moore’s Flat quartz ledges and their ~ Although I am Pas UR I was living here long before the prospecting on the Metropolitan commenced by the present owners. Mr. Buck deserves much credit for its development, but George Abraham, formerly of Grass Valley, isthe man to have the greatest praise. He commenced working on said Metrépolitan ledge the 13th of April, 1875, and has now three tunnels . BE NOT MISLEAD OR 1D OR HUMBUCCED BY BLOVVING ! lactam lies aeataassqser ic: “nsdhow I wil el them one article o& handed I DON'T THROW OUT BAITS. car Lar ES et $50,000 oo worth or *. Spring and Santmer Dry Goods GENTLEMEN'S “FURNISHINGS 0005, JUST RECEIVED BY . $7.00 pam WANE S.s0ds 2. ada + AB OPM Tae pee. wherein John Larimer sues “Mary J.Larimer, the widow of his relative, for services “as an expert, has been appealed to . the Superior Court, from a Grass Valley justice court, where judgment was given for plaintiff. CG. W;, Kitts is attorney for Mrs. Larimer, the appellant. In the mattor of the estate of Joseph Schlotthauer, © ae April 18th has been fixed'as the = Nee Tew San Francisco Store! —— ee New Stores and New Spring ‘and Summer Goods ! in on the_ledge, one under the othA L i ; T L. * er, with about 100 feet of backs he-. tion in freight transportation, but > Our new Spring and Summer stock. of Dry Goods is on sale, beginB MEN H. A. _ for hearing the application to} tween each. He has between 700. this drawback is likely to be oe Sesh eg ie bem April a Ithe goods have not yet arrived, but we se qualsell personal property, _ and 800 feet of tunnel driven and is come the present year by develop-. ' The Grass Valley Union of} Bet © above ; De eden all word. = CORNER BROAD AND PINE. STREETS. sob E. HormersaLt, who has been . still atit with great confidence of. ments which are making in the. yesterday says: Five tramps enM&F I have concluded to undersell all my Dry Goods Cousins “pascal confined to his house for-a-few . striking more-freegold. He has. quartz mining industry. The road, . joyed the hospitality of the town Nevada City, They charged you Big Prices before I came, and if I a days by the hurts he recently re-. good prospects in sulphuret rock, . although it has not been a profitalock-up Tuesday night, and yes-. went away they would do it again. Ready for Sale Monday Moraing; t by ceived at his mine, is now able to. but not much free gold as yet. ble investment to stockholders, terday Marshal Reynolds shipped} M@F™ A certain merchant warns you to beware of blowing. ' He MAROEZ SOth: ts. be around again. The sulphurets are very good and . hasserved as a great convenience . three out of town. Jack McCar-. does all the blowing, so look out for him. He says the-_Little.Beauty : 2 Nee een RCAC LTES plentiful. Ishould think to lodk . to the traveling and business in. ty, who had been sojourning here . Corset has heretofore sold for $1, but he will sell it for four bits. He I sell praia delivery eabone It is at it ne: coe would go five 'per . terests of the re portion of eo Geueeae eee ae is the only one who charged you $1. I never asked but four bits for PRICE LisT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE: ar . cent. .The ledge is from 33¢ to 7] Nevada county, and the southern . to take , 28 his pres-. it. I now sell that Corset for FORTY CENTS. If he will sell it. for ae _drawn by a spirited om ee feet thick with splendid_walls. In. portion-of Sierra_county, and_in . ence was not considered desirable. . + 4. conte, ¥-will-sell itfor TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, —__ he gem ige verse Sean manny hed Nightgowns, Tucked and Trimne that WOES REPS etree ar} fact it is the best defined ledge 1] that respect has served well:the} ¢. ao. ror Rent or Sale. BF Genuine C. P. Corset: $2.25. A competitor advertises it’ at. _LAdies’ Chemises, Bleached and Unbleached, Tucked and Trimmed ness. * have ever seen, and I have seen . purposes of its-construction. The , $2.50. be = pit co ah 2% cents. $6 cotita ‘apides. Supscrrpe forthe Damy Tran-. ™any. Abraham’s present tun-. old Board of Directors were re-. _The French Garden in Willow ‘ prs 7 One Dollar. ead curr it costa only $7 a year) and {nel is from 400 to 600 fect under. clected,'as follows: John F. Kid. Valley will be for sale or rent af-. . He says he Koepsno trash or moth-eaten goods. He is the one that oe Sarde Kinees Neng ng ing Re keep posted on what is transpiring . Where Buck struck it, and He can der, Peter Johnson,'Geo. D. Mc-. ter April Ist. Fine opportunity bought atauetion in San Francisco the biggest lot of stuff of that kind} 99 reeds of Muslin for One Dollar ak throughout the county. still go down and bring in « tun-. Lean, Geo. Fletcher, W. 8. Stod. for a man desiring to embark in the} ver senthere. Heisthe one that has fifteen-year-old moth-eaten The oe ge Corsets, 50 cents, ‘eile all over for One Dollar. Ca alee ee nel 500 feet deeper and have plen-. dard, A. H. Parker and F. G. . vevetable and fruit business. Ap-. goods in his store, I don’t carry them over from season to season. i inches wide ‘al eee fat Lace, 1244 cents a yard. ; Tur Native Sons -of this city ty of dumping places. Abraham . Beatty. The Board organized by . ply to [m29-2w] Frank Dusson, @0@™ 1 am the man that brought down prices in this town, andI} Barban Lace, from 2 to 3inches wide, 5 cents a shel j > and Grass Valley contemplate giv-. has splendid” working facilities, . the election of John F. Kidder as have saved money for all of you. I am the one that has fairlyearned. 100 dozen Ladies’ Hose, good quality, 1 Dollar a dozen. > nek ing e 78 ball at Hunt’s Hall] with a good mill site at the base . President and General Manager; the people’s patronage. I have received it, and am thankful. : ee ee next month, : ; ‘ j sate Awe and Pasi! of free wa-. Peter J sore Vice President ; (0m Here are a few sample prices to prevail on and after April Ist: CENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING cooDs. , More rain fell night before last . “* -Saageaetrnosn Rag ria gi: . George Fletcher, Secretary and Best Merrimac Calico, 30 yards for $1. We will not. sell Pri Tsist ie d yesterda: Uncle Manuel . Bi# claim of 3,000 feet and within} Auditor; Coleman & Glasson, more than 15 yards to one person. If you are not satisfied with the sat ‘i and y yUncle Manuel) sounds A. B. Dibbl re MA pe y' Good quali een Shirts and Drawers, 50 cents each, selling elsesays this month will be a soaker. beeen Treasurer ; A. B. Dibble, Attorney. Calico, return it inside of a month and get your money back. where at Ons mie. ine pte . m gave Mr.Buck oe Onis Beunaa: (0 A full line of Worsted Dress Goods at 5 cents a yard. aoe of the Road ¢ Overalls, 10 gunce Denim, at 50 cents, For boys : funning a crosscu h 1 ld e same sini —Mrs, Zones; of Stockton, _. Htunnel to prospect the extension} City Assessor Nihell is making . 3 or RS oto 0 cents ee yard, one oe a, full val White Shirts, made out of the best of muslin, 75 cents to One Dollar * da his pees gre o@ Fu ished Balbriggan stockings, silk clocked, full value . gach, I have them in all ai oe. ve you This item is going -thé rounds} of said Metropolitan ledge above annual calls on our citizens, 40 cents, 20 cents a pair. Paver Collars 15 cents @ bo: of the press: the Miners’ Ditch. So Mr. Buck . inquiring into their financial stand(2 Children’s Brown Ribbed Stockings, 3 pair for 2 bits. Linen Oallase, good quality ty, one bit aula. Mrs. Mary Jones, of Stockton, . struck the ledge in Abraham’s. ing. He finds that most of them (0GF India Rubber Coarse Combs, formerly 15 cents, now 5 cents Canton F'annel Shi rawers 50 cents each. died two years ago, leavin, all ion ground and it shows good pros-. have prospered since his last offi. § its Ciehia Gthe & conte : ‘ ‘. Sbaker Socks one bit a pair. Pairs Contested the will on the. pectsof free gold. He has all of. cial-v'sit to them. An assessor's . : * god maa vibe dial’ sinusitis eben 6 bias * tie In the future I will always keep on hand a full supund of her incompetence, but a. sixty or seventy feet to drive to} lot is not generally a happy one, . Gace uiagere pee onpaemlaidas eel amma ae ply of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods ‘ jury Thursday decided that the] get into his own ground. but Mr. Nihell has the good fachalf doz. Pr, : cient wil i valid. ‘The tae valved . ", gonteinan fom Tehama coun-[alty of getting. « fair valuation of BEST TONIC, . 207 0s Buttons, 2 donontor5 cents, Some ofthom worth 11 yg NOT KEP TRA'H 0 MOTH-EATEN GOODS THAT I HAVE . ‘ao al Douglass of this . ” by the name of Nellis came . property from the average taxpayee eM : TO SELL AT AUCTION. n they it veri Peg eo A here last year to prospect for. er, and at the same time making a Se (OF Jouvine Gloves, $1.25 a pair. sa : = Sy says aoe sak ce a lady quartz. He was shown several . the taxpayer feel perfectly satisfied maa medicine, combining tron with pure (0@" Gingham Aprons, 20 cents. — figs ledges and started to work on one . with the result. Saves meonenain complet’y . gO@FGood Gingham, 20 yards for $1. Only ten yards to each one ler to above mentioned, and Te dovern stat tha Middle Webs viver. mesa snenee Blood, waeu, ¢ seals person. MY GOODS BEAR INSPECTION, ing ia aa enc ree haa crated she . 1¢Tun4 in a southeasterly direction te tes Gone: an eresiiins ely Er ious of . MMF” Shooting for 15 cents a yard. Only five yardstocach person. . AsT have proven during the many years I have done business here. bd hewn as din ‘ons he . 2 the head of New ‘York ravine. Hydraulic Parlor, Native Sons the Midmeys and Livemeuses peculiar to} M2” Chemises we formerly sold for 50 cents, now 20 cents. “Only mater copa ' sitenvtnie went The Shag ey given the ledge by Mr. of the Golden West, now numIe Sone aot injure the the toute, couse head: ne ee ee 1 Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on me in the ” re and along nicely. till he-asked her how Nellis is the Eagle. There are. bers forty-five members, seven . sche, or produce constipstion-—orien iow on a we formerly sold for 75 cents, now 40 cents. Only . 1, oping for a continuance of the same, I remain, respe eight claims taken up on the] new names having been added to. “It enrichesand purifies the blood stimu. . "2 Ae Ont * PESOD ; many hogs she had. After thinkhaving to pa 8 Ml colors, formerly 8 pairs A. BLUMENTHAL, ° ine @ hc eneey lor eevee the Eagle ledge. Mr. Nellis has} the roll at Wednesday evening's ne she appetite, sida the sesimilatton od oT necking» t sual oie sch ir st ln sn i mmc bein g pis : e gi ni “pein good prospects. Messrs. Davis. meetfig. Tomorrow night a Par. strengthens the ,auscles and nerves. *" Lents a pair. Only 2 pair to each person. Corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. sates. fe aude gat bunt Hn and Hathaway have very flatter-. or will be instituted at Auburn, . ortnergy, ke. itheeno qual . MOP” Muslin, 20 yards for $1. Only 10 yards to each person. BiB: _Ondeen toy an eeaeney Pane eee ono pe i, Put Cow! Hing~prospects. ‘They have the} and qute a delegation of the Hy. o:tesed aay Tao gonidine has above trade mark and (0a P. Coats’ Cotton, in all numbers,at Four Bits a dozen the year mt lor ; Point will be great quartz mining. ate? How can anyone be well Pork, Country orders satisfactorily and honestly ‘filled-~.Goods deGood:for Mr. Burkhalter. ; “ape 3 ifer Sie, Baghwalten saalea talon Ya. when ie ee . = Mutton, livered free of charge within city limits. SP RING AND SUMMER _The Truckee Republican says: SuBSCRIBER. ra og “He cannot.” Yet thou~~ Veal, @0@™ \employ six clerks. It néeds them all toattend to my many The Transcript complains because 7 sands of people drag along misercustomers. +} seven vagrants were sent to the A Laughable Slip. Aas that Psi oes _ — (Sausages, Etc., ' oO ws 3 : pyaar a ut not able to work wi And all kinds of t . a tae pn sty, lara the. case.of the People v8. comfort and energy. How foolish, . rat case market. eaeltescode mantel Dv Se BONS Sere BS ek agen Laat — ere v Sires, on = peters Justice when a bottle or, two of Pecks Ae he “WN e"—y7 : ‘ There f further . 5, este hi nk them izle ‘complaint in the same direction, ioe a sgt atte tg true and Try it, and get back your health . THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR] “ ie Be ee eee co waz nwo nw mace . CLOTHING STORE . > tor we rectuct antson oive at the sae ot up the shingle shed in which the six?’. ‘‘But what makes.you hesitate so in answering that queetion, Madam ?” interrogated the collector of statistics. ‘‘T’ll tell you,’’ said the lady, who appeared to be seventy-five years old; ‘TP’ ve got seven just now, but I’m going to kill one of them this ‘afternoon. Make it six hogs and two hundred pounds of pork. If there’s any mistake in the census I don’t want it to be through any fault of mine.’’ tramps built'their fires. Truckee northwest extension. The southeast extension is owned by Johnson & Co. ; the next by Prof. Crosby; the next by Geo. Abraham and Wm. Buck; the next ‘by. 8. L. Blackwell; the next by Mr. Sullivan and the next by Copperas & Dugan. There is another ledge near the Copperas & Dugan claim owned by two Nevada City miners named Hart and Bond. It shows good prospects of free gold. I think Moore’s Flat and Snow the People of the State of California are plaintiffs and W. D. Long draulicers will go down and help -Grand President Stienbach do the honors of the occasion. >-—___— For spoarp and lodging or a good two bit meal,goto the Thomas House; Broad street. . 0. C. Conlan, proprietor. je8-ly . Shareameemerereacenmsncanat Easy hee! Through. How can s watth—no matter how costly—be expected to go when the mainspring won’t lines en wrapper, Take no other. — only by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md around, (0@F™ 1 will not be undersold. If these figures are beaten I will Beef, NEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MARKET OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I come still lower: {0@" A nice line of French Kid Shoes, (OF We don’t connéct_with any store on Commercial street. @@ Our only Stores are on Broad Street; the Dry Goods Store OPPOSITE Stumpf’s Hotel, the Clothing Store NEXT to Stumpfs Hotel. 7 L. HYMAN, THE NEW SAN FRANCISCO STORE. We do not advertise one thing and do another. We do just we say we will. what ASTYLES prcaeel yee peirersstied ; For City Marshal. WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST RATES. oe has not imposed upon the county . ;, defendant.” An audible grin ty niger 2 x Kick atch tock tok ick ‘2 trying to protect her property. . surged through eer ) Ow en oe * x st Judge ‘ voaloen a a ‘GETOHELL will bea candidate. £47’ Meats delivered free of charge. ay x . ad Ky ¥ * ra ~ The Thomas Case: u tumbled, jury* ise Te. * raed ers, ithe ene oe a a We men were sworn again and corGy, a comin diesen apl Cc. J, NAFFZIGER. ake rasa ita deena ao wae ei * =e % one D, Thomas of Sirchville, erected . " THE NICEST LINE OF a : * ; mo comupleit of aa There is no Pain Like Toothache! For City Treasurer. BLACKSMITHIN Cc, Men’s, puke, 4 * #8 . ae ITY fred before Justice Sowden yes-. 1‘‘beats the dogs” for making ee wr: hereby amouncea. CABBIAGE AND WAGON Youths’ pee Sr —. corr geopanie remap age ee pene ligowey . ATTA see “ns ret: sf Be te ats ae eae eet Gaylord for dao . Your tooth againsta stone,” says HORSE-SHOEING SHOP, custom Ber! Pome AS UY EPR EE defense. Up to this writing the mone trate ape swell For City Marshal. BROAD STREET, ABOVE W. C. GROVES Made : i — " : ae t verdict. . ten i won’ so much,”’ says see : een ee athird. ‘The reason of the sche o # UEARUT, Toeeriater. WW Clothing ee se oJ. Stas cantante for the ees of Oty a Ss Wd. EVER SEEN IN-THIS-TOWN. Thomas and William Casey were prevent your teeth from decay. ji HAVING SEQURED ‘THE gees : We have no room to-day for a price list, but will sell goods : aa arraigned in the Superior Court New Auction House. vsens_or-+—rmst-. CMCAPER THAN ANY "STORE DARE TO. gr ge eum TOR. Ow ms Bee tac te bape 1 seabed Ueironak0 nove of For City Marshal. Se i ree , made an effort to get the informabusiness on Broad street, jon uae ___, . SHOER, FROM 84N FRANCISCO, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING oops ——__—_ _ WE ARE ALSO NOW SELROTING A BIG STOCK OF tion against his clients set aside, above the City Hall, where 1 will Z, JONOR ail be». candidate tor . THOSAS MeN A ; é de a general auction and commission business, bay end sell socand hand furniture, ete. tf] Gzo. Tracy, Anctioneer. A FEW OF OUR PRICES : Cotton Flannel Shirts and Drawers, 4 bits a suit. Good Merino Undershirts, 2 bits, formerly 4 bits. Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers, $1.25 a suit. Men’s Overalls and Jumpers, 2 bits apiece. ecogpigecsetconale ka Editors Mishap. J.B. Gray, editor of the TriWeekly Herald, made a misstep PLOYED AS WHEELWRIGHT, I 4M NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF WORK IN MY LINE IN THE BEST STYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AUD -AT TEE LOWERE PRICES. CHOICEDRY GOODS * Wome Again. _ Fancy Goods, Notions, Eto. Be inthe dark Wednesday evening os LIJAH 0. TOMPKINS is anShaker Socks, 10 cents. : ard sevelély’ sprained one-of his} _P: Clancy has: removed his + “ounced see candidate igs oy oc 9 p> CEARCE. >} ~-Latest Style Summer Neckties, 6 for 2 bits. “— ee Teas” ankles. He is confined to his room ae Pago on Tuesday, aay, My Ht 1855. elt . Nevada City, April 1, 1986 FULL STOCK LATEST HATS. ; patkaatres Sma hd ees med oes ees a ena pea ~~ (Oe Balok, with and without nails, coarse or fine and aatly = = al-lw shee will gk eee ha tek a POSTS FOR SALE. Seige in s, for miners, for or men and boys. rad no Seis ee ae ie -RAMELLI, = “i ee to make a note of this announcement and equate Prcesiecar of the New San Francisco Clothing their purchases. accordingly. Store, next door to Stumpf's Hotel.© The.Extent and Richness of the New Suck jand the Eowness of Prices will Astonish all. z -_ ae taither penticalars, Don’t by fill at ysl io MRS. LESTER &CRAWFORD, ee Sabena 0 Proprietor ‘of the San Francisco D Goods ‘ Stumpfs_ Hote ag

* Skiff Morchio is home again wo ter a few weeks’ visit to New Riv-. er. He expects to return there} soon. He seems Jo think fairly . . well of the mining of that section, bnt he says that soj = far it isin a comparatively unde-. >” veloped condition. Jack King, G. W. Carter and A. J. Wood, young men of North Bloomfield who recently started to the New River mines, returned this week. They went only as far as San Francisco, and there heard that it was next to impossible to get to the mines at present on account of storms. Some of them will try the trip again as soon as the snow season is over. ‘The Local rem The annual inestiiig of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company was held at Grass Valley Wednesday. The officers’ reports show that the aggregate of: business for the year ending ,December 31st, was $16,000 less than the preceding year, but wing to penses, and a less cost of repairs, the net profits were greater than for the year 1883, amounting to $23,599 62, which provides, for the interest on the bonded debt, and leaving a cash balance beside. The decrease of business is attributed in the General Manager’s report tothe stoppage of hydraulic mines, which made a large reduc“MOORE'S FLAT. Ay Gi ‘The O14. Placer Can Camp Looming up ; "#9 @ Quartz Region. — Moorr’s Fiat, March 30. Eprror Transcrrr—I see an article in the Transcrrer regarding Moore’s Flat quartz ledges and their ~ Although I am Pas UR I was living here long before the prospecting on the Metropolitan commenced by the present owners. Mr. Buck deserves much credit for its development, but George Abraham, formerly of Grass Valley, isthe man to have the greatest praise. He commenced working on said Metrépolitan ledge the 13th of April, 1875, and has now three tunnels . BE NOT MISLEAD OR 1D OR HUMBUCCED BY BLOVVING ! lactam lies aeataassqser ic: “nsdhow I wil el them one article o& handed I DON'T THROW OUT BAITS. car Lar ES et $50,000 oo worth or *. Spring and Santmer Dry Goods GENTLEMEN'S “FURNISHINGS 0005, JUST RECEIVED BY . $7.00 pam WANE S.s0ds 2. ada + AB OPM Tae pee. wherein John Larimer sues “Mary J.Larimer, the widow of his relative, for services “as an expert, has been appealed to . the Superior Court, from a Grass Valley justice court, where judgment was given for plaintiff. CG. W;, Kitts is attorney for Mrs. Larimer, the appellant. In the mattor of the estate of Joseph Schlotthauer, © ae April 18th has been fixed'as the = Nee Tew San Francisco Store! —— ee New Stores and New Spring ‘and Summer Goods ! in on the_ledge, one under the othA L i ; T L. * er, with about 100 feet of backs he-. tion in freight transportation, but > Our new Spring and Summer stock. of Dry Goods is on sale, beginB MEN H. A. _ for hearing the application to} tween each. He has between 700. this drawback is likely to be oe Sesh eg ie bem April a Ithe goods have not yet arrived, but we se qualsell personal property, _ and 800 feet of tunnel driven and is come the present year by develop-. ' The Grass Valley Union of} Bet © above ; De eden all word.. = CORNER BROAD AND PINE. STREETS. sob E. HormersaLt, who has been . still atit with great confidence of. ments which are making in the. yesterday says: Five tramps enM&F I have concluded to undersell all my Dry Goods Cousins “pascal confined to his house for-a-few . striking more-freegold. He has. quartz mining industry. The road, . joyed the hospitality of the town Nevada City, They charged you Big Prices before I came, and if I a days by the hurts he recently re-. good prospects in sulphuret rock, . although it has not been a profitalock-up Tuesday night, and yes-. went away they would do it again. Ready for Sale Monday Moraing; t by ceived at his mine, is now able to. but not much free gold as yet. ble investment to stockholders, terday Marshal Reynolds shipped} M@F™ A certain merchant warns you to beware of blowing. ' He MAROEZ SOth: ts. be around again. The sulphurets are very good and . hasserved as a great convenience . three out of town. Jack McCar-. does all the blowing, so look out for him. He says the-_Little.Beauty : 2 Nee een RCAC LTES plentiful. Ishould think to lodk . to the traveling and business in. ty, who had been sojourning here . Corset has heretofore sold for $1, but he will sell it for four bits. He I sell praia delivery eabone It is at it ne: coe would go five 'per . terests of the re portion of eo Geueeae eee ae is the only one who charged you $1. I never asked but four bits for PRICE LisT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE: ar . cent. .The ledge is from 33¢ to 7] Nevada county, and the southern . to take , 28 his pres-. it. I now sell that Corset for FORTY CENTS. If he will sell it. for ae _drawn by a spirited om ee feet thick with splendid_walls. In. portion-of Sierra_county, and_in . ence was not considered desirable. . + 4. conte, ¥-will-sell itfor TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, —__ he gem ige verse Sean manny hed Nightgowns, Tucked and Trimne that WOES REPS etree ar} fact it is the best defined ledge 1] that respect has served well:the} ¢. ao. ror Rent or Sale. BF Genuine C. P. Corset: $2.25. A competitor advertises it’ at. _LAdies’ Chemises, Bleached and Unbleached, Tucked and Trimmed ness. * have ever seen, and I have seen . purposes of its-construction. The , $2.50. be = pit co ah 2% cents. $6 cotita ‘apides. Supscrrpe forthe Damy Tran-. ™any. Abraham’s present tun-. old Board of Directors were re-. _The French Garden in Willow ‘ prs 7 One Dollar. ead curr it costa only $7 a year) and {nel is from 400 to 600 fect under. clected,'as follows: John F. Kid. Valley will be for sale or rent af-. . He says he Koepsno trash or moth-eaten goods. He is the one that oe Sarde Kinees Neng ng ing Re keep posted on what is transpiring . Where Buck struck it, and He can der, Peter Johnson,'Geo. D. Mc-. ter April Ist. Fine opportunity bought atauetion in San Francisco the biggest lot of stuff of that kind} 99 reeds of Muslin for One Dollar ak throughout the county. still go down and bring in « tun-. Lean, Geo. Fletcher, W. 8. Stod. for a man desiring to embark in the} ver senthere. Heisthe one that has fifteen-year-old moth-eaten The oe ge Corsets, 50 cents, ‘eile all over for One Dollar. Ca alee ee nel 500 feet deeper and have plen-. dard, A. H. Parker and F. G. . vevetable and fruit business. Ap-. goods in his store, I don’t carry them over from season to season. i inches wide ‘al eee fat Lace, 1244 cents a yard. ; Tur Native Sons -of this city ty of dumping places. Abraham . Beatty. The Board organized by . ply to [m29-2w] Frank Dusson, @0@™ 1 am the man that brought down prices in this town, andI} Barban Lace, from 2 to 3inches wide, 5 cents a shel j > and Grass Valley contemplate giv-. has splendid” working facilities, . the election of John F. Kidder as have saved money for all of you. I am the one that has fairlyearned. 100 dozen Ladies’ Hose, good quality, 1 Dollar a dozen. > nek ing e 78 ball at Hunt’s Hall] with a good mill site at the base . President and General Manager; the people’s patronage. I have received it, and am thankful. : ee ee next month, : ; ‘ j sate Awe and Pasi! of free wa-. Peter J sore Vice President ; (0m Here are a few sample prices to prevail on and after April Ist: CENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING cooDs. , More rain fell night before last . “* -Saageaetrnosn Rag ria gi: . George Fletcher, Secretary and Best Merrimac Calico, 30 yards for $1. We will not. sell Pri Tsist ie d yesterda: Uncle Manuel . Bi# claim of 3,000 feet and within} Auditor; Coleman & Glasson, more than 15 yards to one person. If you are not satisfied with the sat ‘i and y yUncle Manuel) sounds A. B. Dibbl re MA pe y' Good quali een Shirts and Drawers, 50 cents each, selling elsesays this month will be a soaker. beeen Treasurer ; A. B. Dibble, Attorney. Calico, return it inside of a month and get your money back. where at Ons mie. ine pte . m gave Mr.Buck oe Onis Beunaa: (0 A full line of Worsted Dress Goods at 5 cents a yard. aoe of the Road ¢ Overalls, 10 gunce Denim, at 50 cents, For boys : funning a crosscu h 1 ld e same sini —Mrs, Zones; of Stockton, _. Htunnel to prospect the extension} City Assessor Nihell is making . 3 or RS oto 0 cents ee yard, one oe a, full val White Shirts, made out of the best of muslin, 75 cents to One Dollar * da his pees gre o@ Fu ished Balbriggan stockings, silk clocked, full value . gach, I have them in all ai oe. ve you This item is going -thé rounds} of said Metropolitan ledge above annual calls on our citizens, 40 cents, 20 cents a pair. Paver Collars 15 cents @ bo: of the press: the Miners’ Ditch. So Mr. Buck . inquiring into their financial stand(2 Children’s Brown Ribbed Stockings, 3 pair for 2 bits. Linen Oallase, good quality ty, one bit aula. Mrs. Mary Jones, of Stockton, . struck the ledge in Abraham’s. ing. He finds that most of them (0GF India Rubber Coarse Combs, formerly 15 cents, now 5 cents Canton F'annel Shi rawers 50 cents each. died two years ago, leavin, all ion ground and it shows good pros-. have prospered since his last offi. § its Ciehia Gthe & conte : ‘ ‘. Sbaker Socks one bit a pair. Pairs Contested the will on the. pectsof free gold. He has all of. cial-v'sit to them. An assessor's . : * god maa vibe dial’ sinusitis eben 6 bias * tie In the future I will always keep on hand a full supund of her incompetence, but a. sixty or seventy feet to drive to} lot is not generally a happy one, . Gace uiagere pee onpaemlaidas eel amma ae ply of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods ‘ jury Thursday decided that the] get into his own ground. but Mr. Nihell has the good fachalf doz. Pr, : cient wil i valid. ‘The tae valved . ", gonteinan fom Tehama coun-[alty of getting. « fair valuation of BEST TONIC, . 207 0s Buttons, 2 donontor5 cents, Some ofthom worth 11 yg NOT KEP TRA'H 0 MOTH-EATEN GOODS THAT I HAVE . ‘ao al Douglass of this . ” by the name of Nellis came . property from the average taxpayee eM : TO SELL AT AUCTION. n they it veri Peg eo A here last year to prospect for. er, and at the same time making a Se (OF Jouvine Gloves, $1.25 a pair. sa : = Sy says aoe sak ce a lady quartz. He was shown several . the taxpayer feel perfectly satisfied maa medicine, combining tron with pure (0@" Gingham Aprons, 20 cents. — figs ledges and started to work on one . with the result. Saves meonenain complet’y . gO@FGood Gingham, 20 yards for $1. Only ten yards to each one ler to above mentioned, and Te dovern stat tha Middle Webs viver. mesa snenee Blood, waeu, ¢ seals person. MY GOODS BEAR INSPECTION, ing ia aa enc ree haa crated she . 1¢Tun4 in a southeasterly direction te tes Gone: an eresiiins ely Er ious of . MMF” Shooting for 15 cents a yard. Only five yardstocach person. . AsT have proven during the many years I have done business here. bd hewn as din ‘ons he . 2 the head of New ‘York ravine. Hydraulic Parlor, Native Sons the Midmeys and Livemeuses peculiar to} M2” Chemises we formerly sold for 50 cents, now 20 cents. “Only mater copa ' sitenvtnie went The Shag ey given the ledge by Mr. of the Golden West, now numIe Sone aot injure the the toute, couse head: ne ee ee 1 Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on me in the ” re and along nicely. till he-asked her how Nellis is the Eagle. There are. bers forty-five members, seven . sche, or produce constipstion-—orien iow on a we formerly sold for 75 cents, now 40 cents. Only . 1, oping for a continuance of the same, I remain, respe eight claims taken up on the] new names having been added to. “It enrichesand purifies the blood stimu. . "2 Ae Ont * PESOD ; many hogs she had. After thinkhaving to pa 8 Ml colors, formerly 8 pairs A. BLUMENTHAL, ° ine @ hc eneey lor eevee the Eagle ledge. Mr. Nellis has} the roll at Wednesday evening's ne she appetite, sida the sesimilatton od oT necking» t sual oie sch ir st ln sn i mmc bein g pis : e gi ni “pein good prospects. Messrs. Davis. meetfig. Tomorrow night a Par. strengthens the ,auscles and nerves. *" Lents a pair. Only 2 pair to each person. Corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. sates. fe aude gat bunt Hn and Hathaway have very flatter-. or will be instituted at Auburn, . ortnergy, ke. itheeno qual . MOP” Muslin, 20 yards for $1. Only 10 yards to each person. BiB: _Ondeen toy an eeaeney Pane eee

ono pe i, Put Cow! Hing~prospects. ‘They have the} and qute a delegation of the Hy. o:tesed aay Tao gonidine has above trade mark and (0a P. Coats’ Cotton, in all numbers,at Four Bits a dozen the year mt lor ; Point will be great quartz mining. ate? How can anyone be well Pork, Country orders satisfactorily and honestly ‘filled-~.Goods deGood:for Mr. Burkhalter. ; “ape 3 ifer Sie, Baghwalten saalea talon Ya. when ie ee . = Mutton, livered free of charge within city limits. SP RING AND SUMMER _The Truckee Republican says: SuBSCRIBER. ra og “He cannot.” Yet thou~~ Veal, @0@™ \employ six clerks. It néeds them all toattend to my many The Transcript complains because 7 sands of people drag along misercustomers. +} seven vagrants were sent to the A Laughable Slip. Aas that Psi oes _ — (Sausages, Etc., ' oO ws 3 : pyaar a ut not able to work wi And all kinds of t . a tae pn sty, lara the. case.of the People v8. comfort and energy. How foolish, . rat case market. eaeltescode mantel Dv Se BONS Sere BS ek agen Laat — ere v Sires, on = peters Justice when a bottle or, two of Pecks Ae he “WN e"—y7 : ‘ There f further . 5, este hi nk them izle ‘complaint in the same direction, ioe a sgt atte tg true and Try it, and get back your health . THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR] “ ie Be ee eee co waz nwo nw mace . CLOTHING STORE . > tor we rectuct antson oive at the sae ot up the shingle shed in which the six?’. ‘‘But what makes.you hesitate so in answering that queetion, Madam ?” interrogated the collector of statistics. ‘‘T’ll tell you,’’ said the lady, who appeared to be seventy-five years old; ‘TP’ ve got seven just now, but I’m going to kill one of them this ‘afternoon. Make it six hogs and two hundred pounds of pork. If there’s any mistake in the census I don’t want it to be through any fault of mine.’’ tramps built'their fires. Truckee northwest extension. The southeast extension is owned by Johnson & Co. ; the next by Prof. Crosby; the next by Geo. Abraham and Wm. Buck; the next ‘by. 8. L. Blackwell; the next by Mr. Sullivan and the next by Copperas & Dugan. There is another ledge near the Copperas & Dugan claim owned by two Nevada City miners named Hart and Bond. It shows good prospects of free gold. I think Moore’s Flat and Snow the People of the State of California are plaintiffs and W. D. Long draulicers will go down and help -Grand President Stienbach do the honors of the occasion. >-—___— For spoarp and lodging or a good two bit meal,goto the Thomas House; Broad street. . 0. C. Conlan, proprietor. je8-ly . Shareameemerereacenmsncanat Easy hee! Through. How can s watth—no matter how costly—be expected to go when the mainspring won’t lines en wrapper, Take no other. — only by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md around, (0@F™ 1 will not be undersold. If these figures are beaten I will Beef, NEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MARKET OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I come still lower: {0@" A nice line of French Kid Shoes, (OF We don’t connéct_with any store on Commercial street. @@ Our only Stores are on Broad Street; the Dry Goods Store OPPOSITE Stumpf’s Hotel, the Clothing Store NEXT to Stumpfs Hotel. 7 L. HYMAN, THE NEW SAN FRANCISCO STORE. We do not advertise one thing and do another. We do just we say we will. what ASTYLES prcaeel yee peirersstied ; For City Marshal. WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST RATES. oe has not imposed upon the county . ;, defendant.” An audible grin ty niger 2 x Kick atch tock tok ick ‘2 trying to protect her property. . surged through eer ) Ow en oe * x st Judge ‘ voaloen a a ‘GETOHELL will bea candidate. £47’ Meats delivered free of charge. ay x . ad Ky ¥ * ra ~ The Thomas Case: u tumbled, jury* ise Te. * raed ers, ithe ene oe a a We men were sworn again and corGy, a comin diesen apl Cc. J, NAFFZIGER. ake rasa ita deena ao wae ei * =e % one D, Thomas of Sirchville, erected . " THE NICEST LINE OF a : * ; mo comupleit of aa There is no Pain Like Toothache! For City Treasurer. BLACKSMITHIN Cc, Men’s, puke, 4 * #8 . ae ITY fred before Justice Sowden yes-. 1‘‘beats the dogs” for making ee wr: hereby amouncea. CABBIAGE AND WAGON Youths’ pee Sr —. corr geopanie remap age ee pene ligowey . ATTA see “ns ret: sf Be te ats ae eae eet Gaylord for dao . Your tooth againsta stone,” says HORSE-SHOEING SHOP, custom Ber! Pome AS UY EPR EE defense. Up to this writing the mone trate ape swell For City Marshal. BROAD STREET, ABOVE W. C. GROVES Made : i — " : ae t verdict. . ten i won’ so much,”’ says see : een ee athird. ‘The reason of the sche o # UEARUT, Toeeriater. WW Clothing ee se oJ. Stas cantante for the ees of Oty a Ss Wd. EVER SEEN IN-THIS-TOWN. Thomas and William Casey were prevent your teeth from decay. ji HAVING SEQURED ‘THE gees : We have no room to-day for a price list, but will sell goods : aa arraigned in the Superior Court New Auction House. vsens_or-+—rmst-. CMCAPER THAN ANY "STORE DARE TO. gr ge eum TOR. Ow ms Bee tac te bape 1 seabed Ueironak0 nove of For City Marshal. Se i ree , made an effort to get the informabusiness on Broad street, jon uae ___, . SHOER, FROM 84N FRANCISCO, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING oops ——__—_ _ WE ARE ALSO NOW SELROTING A BIG STOCK OF tion against his clients set aside, above the City Hall, where 1 will Z, JONOR ail be». candidate tor . THOSAS MeN A ; é de a general auction and commission business, bay end sell socand hand furniture, ete. tf] Gzo. Tracy, Anctioneer. A FEW OF OUR PRICES : Cotton Flannel Shirts and Drawers, 4 bits a suit. Good Merino Undershirts, 2 bits, formerly 4 bits. Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers, $1.25 a suit. Men’s Overalls and Jumpers, 2 bits apiece. ecogpigecsetconale ka Editors Mishap. J.B. Gray, editor of the TriWeekly Herald, made a misstep PLOYED AS WHEELWRIGHT, I 4M NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF WORK IN MY LINE IN THE BEST STYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AUD -AT TEE LOWERE PRICES. CHOICEDRY GOODS * Wome Again. _ Fancy Goods, Notions, Eto. Be inthe dark Wednesday evening os LIJAH 0. TOMPKINS is anShaker Socks, 10 cents. : ard sevelély’ sprained one-of his} _P: Clancy has: removed his + “ounced see candidate igs oy oc 9 p> CEARCE. >} ~-Latest Style Summer Neckties, 6 for 2 bits. “— ee Teas” ankles. He is confined to his room ae Pago on Tuesday, aay, My Ht 1855. elt . Nevada City, April 1, 1986 FULL STOCK LATEST HATS. ; patkaatres Sma hd ees med oes ees a ena pea ~~ (Oe Balok, with and without nails, coarse or fine and aatly = = al-lw shee will gk eee ha tek a POSTS FOR SALE. Seige in s, for miners, for or men and boys. rad no Seis ee ae ie -RAMELLI, = “i ee to make a note of this announcement and equate Prcesiecar of the New San Francisco Clothing their purchases. accordingly. Store, next door to Stumpf's Hotel.© The.Extent and Richness of the New Suck jand the Eowness of Prices will Astonish all. z -_ ae taither penticalars, Don’t by fill at ysl io MRS. LESTER &CRAWFORD, ee Sabena 0 Proprietor ‘of the San Francisco D Goods ‘ Stumpfs_ Hote ag