April 1, 1874 (4 pages)

by days > reof, gister. m3] cia E. of prin. 8c0, Cal. Blooin. Notice, ollowing sessment day of unte set jé Bhan Amt, * $2,000 500 ie 6,0 am order 1874,.n0 Bee h stock it publ Maarice eect, Sin AY, thi he hon: pay de er with f sale. in Free n Genet ury, for r. Par pped er. The 1 please BRADY mB BED, the sale a. Waid mu o'clock, 1d coin. Deedt oriptics eer Janus} Valling15-29 She Daily NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sluices and Cabin. Robbed. « Petty robberies are becoming 80° prevalent, as to be more the “rule than the exception”’ on the outskirts of the city. On the night of the 2Ist, the ground sluices of James Cregan were robbed, but no clue fonnd by which to torm a suspicion. Ou the 7th the-house was—broken’ open, and all the clothing and provisions taken. The thief was tracked; and the articles found ‘‘cached’’ in the prnsh. Supposing that the depredator would return in the night, Cregan & ‘Brown watched the spoil. About 8 o'clock a man of large size came. On being called on_to surrender he held up his hands, but'the moment the guns were lowered he. broke into the brush. Two-—barrels of a shot gun and one rifle were dis: vbarged at him, nevertheless he .eswaped. Cregan and Brown supposed . . him'to have_been struck by shot, at least, and intimate that -if any one ’ should be found laboring undér difficulty of that kind, they would be glad to be informed. The next noctarnal visitor will not be called on to “stand.” = Committed Sdicide. =~ A cow belonging to Mr. Torpie, of Roughand Ready, became tired of this life, and, to rid herself of its cares and perplexities, deliberately ended her existence one day last week, Mr. Torpie turned her out in the morning with the rest of his. berd, and did “not notice anything peculiar in her actions, and little ex~ pected that the next time he should “tee her she would be locked in the embrace of death; but such was’ the fact. Thedeceased wore a bell which was hung to her neck by a strong leather strap. In browsing she evidently tried to réach higher than her length would allow, and the conséequence was she caught the -strap. upon @ projecting limb, and, we _8uppose, pondering on the mem=. ory of the short grass enjoyed during the past Winter and the general trib. _Ulation she had undergone, and mus“ing on the green pastures and elysian fields over the river, she deliberately hung herself to that limb and perdshed, Mr. Torpie found her’ stone dead on his search for her the following day. : Dangerous Practice. Marshal Getchell informs us, that _ the boys have taken ap snother dan-. gereus game. They amuse themselves by throwing rocks with a sling. One of the missiles, Mr. Getchell Gave us. It is about the size of a hen’s egg. It was thrown, and, ac__.Gidentally of course, went through a window of Jacob Naffziger’s house, striking a cradle, in which a child _ Was sleeping. It had sufficient force te make a deep impression in the _ Wood,and had it hit the child on the head, it would doubtless have killed it. Such play is dangerows and will not be tolerated. The Marshal will arrest the first boy found witha sling. There are other ways, boys, -to amuse yourselves in which there isr o danger. Play at something ¢lse and avoid trouble. — New Firm. = The Clothing business heretofore carried on by B.—Schwartz, om the corner of Pine and Commereial} Streets, in this city, bas’ been purchased ‘by K,-Casper, and in future will be conducted by him, Mr. Cas Per has been authorized to receipt all bills due Mr. Schwartz. m29 Returned, : Dr. E, B, Esmond, who has for the Past six weeks been in Oakland in attendance upon his father, returned to this’ city Monday evening. He Willagain resume practice and remain here permanently. His office end positing is on Water street. = The New Styles. In addition to the large assortment * fashionable gents’ ‘hats, we have a. Si ullsupply of the latest styles’ of Boys’ and Yovths’ Hats. Though We are the only clothiers who have the new Spring and’ Summer styles on hand, yet we are selling them as low as if competition was raging in these particular articles, aoe 6 Hyman & Bnos., Corner of Broad'and Pine streets, Nevada City. — Cane Bottom Chairs Reseated. on Commercial street, . of goods ever brought to the moun‘Hold your horses till Casper returns, . fect—s~perfect: aD. 1874, at be in writing and fited with the Secretary. }Keeping apcwithi the Times. ._ K. Casperihas purchased the stogk, of. clothing in the storeipn the odrner of Pine and Commercial streets: He hak goné below for the purpose}. ‘of getting the largest and best stock tains. While below a short timé since he bought @ large stock te urrive at the Bay, They have atrived and he has gone to San Francisco to receive them; He is determined to sell his, goods cheaper than ever before known in this jpart-of the country, He is bouputo keep up and go ahead of the times, and wants . : all purchasers to hold_on-a few days and he will give them barguitis that will startle the natives. There will be-no_humbug about this arrangement, andsome suits of clothing will be sold for .about—the—cost_ of . making the button holes on them. and if you den’t get goods cheaper than ever known befor’, then we will give you a new bat or pait'of boots free of charge. m31_ New: Dress and Fancy Geods. Mrs. Sterling has just received a beautiful stock of Dress and Fancy Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and Vicinity are invited to’ call and see them. mech 21-4t House and Furniture for Sale, Call on Mrs. H. S. Mead, Nevada Street, near the bridge, mch22-lw . Gentiemen { Take notice, that Ed. Goldsmith has just received a large invoice of Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to enJo¥-a good smoke. —— m6é~ Yast Received. han tn so We. Dyring: nd MONDAY, MARCH 234, 1874. The Gran dest Stock ever brought _ te Nevada City, < sete BARGAINS UNHEARD _ OF BEFORE . ! emcee A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, ESPECTFULLY informs the people of’ Nevada city and the surrounding places that he has : : ? JUST. RECEIVED The Largest Stock of EVFR BROUGHT TO ‘THIS Crry To -{WHIOH THE ATTENTION. OF THK The Stock consists in part.of every style and kinds of tenes il r. DRESS GOODs, . . ___ No. 52 Broad Street, apd istrict. In the matter of the A . the-corporation aforesaid; to sell and eon: . vey that certain piece or parcel of land, sit. Lester & Mulloy, . Wholesale ahd Retail Dealets; / y “\ GROCERIES, --» HARDWARE, i oem, Fine Wines and “Whiskies. Ww: KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Goods. ~—NEVADA. CITY. Nevada, March 14th, _ TAFE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne KO vada “In District Court, 14th Judicial lication of the Trastees of the Methodist scopal are Beciéty “1 Nevada City, for oe Ras sell certain real estate, The People of. the State of California, to all whom it may cencern, pecee: Netice is hereby given thatapplication will be made by the’ Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church Society of Nevada City, a religi ous corporation, fo the District Ceurt cf the Fourteenth Judicial District, in and for the County of Nevada, on tae 6th day of April, 1874, at the Court Room in the Court House; Nevada City, on the opening of Court on that day, . or a8 Soon thereafter as such application can be . -eard, fer an order.of Court allowing uate on Piety Hill, Nevada City, Known as the Methodist Parsonage and designated on the Official Map of said Nevada City a8 Lot No'l; in Block Nv. 46,. Also that certain other piece or parcel of land situate and being ow the westerly side of Broad Street, Nevada City, with the: Methodist Church theréon, containing so much: land Only as ie covered by said’ Church, and being the South East corner 6f Lot No 14, in Block No 36, as designated on said Official Map of said Nevada City. Ard all persons interested in said preperty are hereby notified toappear before the Court at said time and place and show cause if any they have why such an order or decree should net be made, ae a? ——) Witness my hand and the Seal of jail wid Court this 27th day of. Mareh ——~ ) 1874, é Just received and for sale at Ed. Goldsmith's, fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and Banannas. m6 ____ = Sehoo! Books. Full assortment of School Books and Stationery elways on hand at Ed. Goldsmith’s, m6 SPECIAL NOTICE. Why suffer-frem Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and less of appetite, when you can, by using Dr:. Henley’ s celebrated I X L Bitters, ef "cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and . recommended by ourmost eminent Physi-cidns(as-per certificateson each bottle) for sll complaints of the Liver and Diges tive Organs. As o family medicine they have no equal, . Se See advertisement in another columa. \ ~ . Rudeiph Photegraph Gallery, Broad Street, near Pine. 025 a _ Mew Not te Die. Thousands fall a prey to disease not because the maladies that affect them aré necessarily fatal, but because they lack the re. quisite amount of activie vitality to make ® -alliant resistance to the enemy. It is a wise precaution to keep the body always in . a state of defence—always prepared to ‘*fend off” the germs ef epidemic and other disorders, and to baffle the evil influence of damp miagma and sudden thermometrical changes. There is no difficulty in de. ing this. It is # fact-as wellaut henticated as that two and two make four that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose, and for the simple reaso_ that its invigorating and regulating prop. erties are superior to those of any other medicine in the world. During the twenty-five years that it hus beenin general use ample oppertunit.es have been afforded’ to compare its medicinal properties with those ofother preparations claiming to be of a similar class, and the result has been ita adoption by the American people as the standard tonic of the age, its introduction into every civilizéd portion of the western hemisphere, and-the aunual sale which dwarfs into insignificance the demand for all its would-be competitors , The record upon which its popularity rests is a curiosity im medicinal literature, for it includes an almost unlimited variety . of human ailments and disabilities. In fact, no other remedy possesses such @ vaTiety of hygenic virtues, and it is Owing to these characteristics that it. owes its prestige as a household medicine. It is no exageration to say that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the most faithful ally of nature, in her struggles with weakness and. disease, that medical botany and~ honest . chemistry have yet give to the werld. W.C. JONES, M. D. Physician™ and Surgeon, . pees LOCATE? AT =GRASS VALLEY. OFFICE NO, 21 MILL STREET. m8 Stockholders’ Meeting. Y UBA TUNNEL GOLD MINING OO. _ Location of works, sridgeport townsuip, Nevada Co., California. Notice is hereby given, that the 3d Annual. Meeting of the Taba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., for the lection of three (3) Trustees, President and ‘frensurer thereof, for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other business, Willi take place at the ofbce of th undersigned, the pany, at North San Juan, Nevada County, on eaTURpAY, the 9th day of MAY, o’elock,P. mM. Proxies must ‘order of the President, ; sf Ja8. A. STIDGER, Sec’y. *pposite Transceipr office, . m26-tf e } _--« tins, Black Goods, Silks, Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards, PopI would call special attention te the large stock of American and Italian Black Silks. Nis is hereby given that in pursu-— 3 JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Niles Searls, Attorney for Applicants. _ Administrator's Sale. ee ance of the order of the Probate Court ot the County of Nevada, in the State of California, made on the 25th day of March 1874, in the matter of the-Estate of Benjamin Bingham, deeeased, the undersigned Administrator of said estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, in separate parcels, and subjectto confirmation by said Probate Court, at Nevada City, Nevada-county, on Saturday, April 18th, 1874, at ten 6'clock, a, m., all of the property _ Housekeeping Goods. _ An Immense stock on hand, consisting of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING : bleached.and unbleached, and every other article required for family use, CARPETS. CARPETS, Of all kinds ard of the most besutifn) Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3-PLY, INGRAIN, OLL-CLOTHS, &c. S =< A great variety of the latest Eastern style. They must be seen to be appreciated. \ : -MILLINERY G@ODS. The Largest and: best Stock in this line ever brought to this 1 hereinafter described,:and for that purpose ‘\\ . ditaments and appurtenances thereunto beWill receive bids in writing up to suid day fer the purchase of said property in separate parcels. Said sale will include all the right, title and interest ef tl e said deceased title and nterest that® the said estate has, by operation of law er utherwise aquired deceased at the timie of his death, in and te al. those vertain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situated, lying and being in said Nevada County, and. described ag follows, towit. That certain let with -house and improvements thereon, situated and being on east side of Broad street, Nevada Oity, and teing designated as let No. two. (2), in block thirty (30), according tw the official Survey of Nevada City made by H. 5. Bradley, Cou.ty Surveyor of Nevada County. Also one undivided one-¢ighth: interest in and to that certain mining claim situated and being on Canada Hill, Nevada Towns ship, and county, and known and designated arthe Mammoth Mining Claim, together w th all water rights, rights of way, hereJonging. Alao that certain lot with cabin En ge Situated at same place as above. Terms of sale: Cash, ten per cent. of the purchase meney to be paid on the day of sale, balance on confirtnation of sale by said Probaté.Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. : SEYE BULLARD, Administrator ' of tate of Benjamin Bingham deceased. “x _Niles Searls, Atty. for Adinix ~ Nevada, March 26th, 1874. SS : LADIES FANCY GOODS. My stock in this line is of the choicest, hind and of the greatest assortment. Call and see for yourselves. Be 6 ee ee Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. I have on hand « large and most complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of all-kinds-which are bound te give the greatest satisfaction. OTHER GOODS. Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand-other articles too numerous to mention, of My Stock is the largest and most comgive better bargains than can be obtained at ény ether establishment in this State. Before buying any of the ‘above named goods purchasers are requested to givy me a call as Iam determined not to be UNDERSOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT shall sell CHEAPER than any GIVE ME A CALL! -DON’T DELAY . N. San Juan, March 25, 1874. m27-4w Bs A. BLUMENTHAL, — . cash, subject to cenfirfiation by the Probate Executor’s Sale. OTICE is hereby given, that in pursoS3 ance of the erder of the 2robate Court of the County of Nevada, in the State of Ca)ifornia, made on the Seventeenth day of March, A, D, 1874, in the .matter of the estate of J, L. Coveli, deceased, the undersigned, Executor of said Estate, will seil at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in separate:parcels, and subject to confirmation by said Probate.Court, at “MOORE’s FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY, On Saturday, April 25th, 1874, At Teno’clock, A. M. all-of the. property, realand personal, hereinafter described and for that purpose will receive bids in writing up te said day forthe purchase of said property in sepxrate parcels, and if not. sold at private sale will sell the sume at public auction to the highest bidder. for Court of Nevada County, Said public sale to take place at the store of Charlies Hegarty, at said Moore’s Fiat, and to include all the right, title, intercst and estate ef the said deceased at the time of his death, and all the rigi t, title and interest that the said estate has, hy operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that of the said deceased, at the time of his death in and:to all those crtain . lots; pieces or parcels of land, situate, Jying and being in said Nevada County, and described as fellows, to-wit : That certain Dwelling House s:tuate and beingat Moore’s Elat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California. Alse that certain barn situste and being at the same place. Alsothat certain Barn situated at Woolsey’s Fiat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California. Also that certain Timber Road, situated at the same place.— Also that certain Dwelling House with garden lot belenging thereto situated at Lake tain Barn situated at same placc. Also the following personal property : Two Horses, One set of Harness, Two Wagons, Fixtures for Wagons, Six Chopping Axes, Two Broad Axes, Six Cross cut Saws, One Grindstone, Three Squares,One Plow, Three Cooking Stoves, Six Oliairs, One Clock, One Table, Two pair of Blankets, Lot of Iron ‘ 1 set of Blocks, One set of Brace and Bit, Three Tons of Hay,One Hundred pounds of Corn, One lot of Potatoes and Carruts, ¥orty-five feet of Hose.purchase money to be paid-onthe-dayof sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court. Deed at expense of purch ae UCHABLES HEGARTY, Executer of Last Will of J. L. Covell Aec’d. Niles Searls, Atty. mch24 : entire st k of at the time of his death, and all the right, . other than or.in addition. to that of the said }~ City, Bloomfield Township. Also that cer}Terms of Sale. Cash Fen per cent of the BH MILLER’S cLoTuHine, FOR THIRTY DAYS. — wer respectfully inform the peole of Névada City that he offers his CLOTHING, FURNISHING AT GOST PRICES. This iss Genuine sale, as I desire to close ouf my whole stock to make room for the. Largest and Finest Stock of Spring Goods, Evr brought to this marxet. I invite "all bayers'to“give snes call-immediately; as I am determined to sell at, COST PRICES FOR CASH. Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street, Nevada City. -_Nevads, Feb. 28, 1874. ‘;is it that the IXL. B GOODS, &c. % o AL A ea ‘THE QUESTION I8 DAILY ASKED BY’ THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why CHIEVED.SUCH. POPULARITY WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN IM-( . MENSE SALE?” “THE REASONIS BE-* CAUSE THEY,ARE AN OLD AND WEL ESTABLISHED ARTIOLE,.AND ARE. MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS AND ROOTS: THE MANY WHO HivR TRIED THEM, TESTIFY. TO THEIR BEN. EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO HESITATIO. IN RECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. . THEY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BR . THE BEST T6NiC-AND-RECUPERATOR KNOWN ; THEY BUILD -UP THE sys: . TEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH-TO THE —— WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE ENDOXSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as. per certificates’ on each bottle,) TO THUSR -~ AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND LOSS OF, APPETITE, asa, blood purifier they ‘surpass all other. sos called tonics which have lately béen placed in the market. » : ee No Family should be without. them — : SOLD EVERYWHERE, . Sole Propriétors, 518 Front 8t. hichi4-1¢ ‘SAN’ FRANCISCO — COURSE ‘OF LECTURES _ ./ one 2 Benefit of Nevada Library. qe following Lectures will be delivers ed ; ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. Subject ; ‘The Master Piece of Creation,” On Wednesday Evening, March 1th. ‘2nd Lecture by REV. GEO. CLIFFORD, Subject: “Odd FeHowship; its. field and mission.” On Wednesday Evening, March 25th. A 3d Lecture‘by B.J. WATSON, Subject.¢ “Boys.” On Wednesday Evening, April let. Tickets for the Course $1. Single Ticaets, to be had at the Door, 50 cents. — . Dress Making & Hair Dressing: RS. S. F. COOK & MISS RHA-~ NY DEUS heving located in this city respectfully inform the ladies that they are prepared to make Ladi¢s’ Dresses, Coats, Cloake, &c with the greatest dispatch, om reasonable terms and after the latest styhy _ of fashion. G : HAIR DRESSING in all its branches dona : to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on. ; Commercial St. next-door to the — 5 Store of D. F. Dodge and opposite Shoe Store. Patronage respectfully solici< WG0 8 eee mach Ly Transcript . r Job Printing Office \Mevads City. <1 i We are prépared to do Job; Printing in a style second tono office in this State.‘Asan advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the! best in the Northern part ef the State. « ne a Call and see Specimens of our Job PrintingY * NOTARY PUBLIC, —aAND— Justice of the Peace. = EARCHING RECORDS AND ABSTRAE. ' 3 TING A SPECIALTY. Conveyancing Promptly attendAceounts collected. . Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVADA 4 JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. ~“@ppesite Kidd's Building. . D“™=" , TOBACCO, — . CIGARS, _— . PIPES, ofall kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMORS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, dc. If you want a Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, go to JOHN JACK'S. His Tobacco is also of the-best brands. . Nevada; March 15th. CIGAR STORE. gare HUGH MeCAULEY,OULD respectfully inform Bin friends and the public generally that he) purchased the stock and trade of JUJAb GREENWALD and will Constantly kéep on\hand a fine stock ef alt s CIGARS, Hy TOBACCO, — . es = PIPES : ARDS, : eo CUTLERY : Which he will sell at the Very Lowest Bates By strict aitention to the businéss and endeavoring to pisese the —be. ho te receive a g share 0: ronag::. sis x HUGH McCAULEY. Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873. Als Warrants on General Fund regixtered prior to May 12th, 1873: alee istered Warrants Nos. 148, 149, 150 and 171 and 182 on Koad Fund. Also, Warrant. No. 3on Indigent sick Fund registered Muy 6th, 1873, will be pid on presentation. Interest ceaseg from this date. ¢ E. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, Marck %% Ultima cb etumsanetparmnaiinie incince adatumnsron: atc ier BE Ne ne

by days > reof, gister. m3] cia E. of prin. 8c0, Cal. Blooin. Notice, ollowing sessment day of unte set jé Bhan Amt, * $2,000 500 ie 6,0 am order 1874,.n0 Bee h stock it publ Maarice eect, Sin AY, thi he hon: pay de er with f sale. in Free n Genet ury, for r. Par pped er. The 1 please BRADY mB BED, the sale a. Waid mu o'clock, 1d coin. Deedt oriptics eer Janus} Valling15-29 She Daily NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sluices and Cabin. Robbed. « Petty robberies are becoming 80° prevalent, as to be more the “rule than the exception”’ on the outskirts of the city. On the night of the 2Ist, the ground sluices of James Cregan were robbed, but no clue fonnd by which to torm a suspicion. Ou the 7th the-house was—broken’ open, and all the clothing and provisions taken. The thief was tracked; and the articles found ‘‘cached’’ in the prnsh. Supposing that the depredator would return in the night, Cregan & ‘Brown watched the spoil. About 8 o'clock a man of large size came. On being called on_to surrender he held up his hands, but'the moment the guns were lowered he. broke into the brush. Two-—barrels of a shot gun and one rifle were dis: vbarged at him, nevertheless he .eswaped. Cregan and Brown supposed . . him'to have_been struck by shot, at least, and intimate that -if any one ’ should be found laboring undér difficulty of that kind, they would be glad to be informed. The next noctarnal visitor will not be called on to “stand.” = Committed Sdicide. =~ A cow belonging to Mr. Torpie, of Roughand Ready, became tired of this life, and, to rid herself of its cares and perplexities, deliberately ended her existence one day last week, Mr. Torpie turned her out in the morning with the rest of his. berd, and did “not notice anything peculiar in her actions, and little ex~ pected that the next time he should “tee her she would be locked in the embrace of death; but such was’ the fact. Thedeceased wore a bell which was hung to her neck by a strong leather strap. In browsing she evidently tried to réach higher than her length would allow, and the conséequence was she caught the -strap. upon @ projecting limb, and, we _8uppose, pondering on the mem=. ory of the short grass enjoyed during the past Winter and the general trib. _Ulation she had undergone, and mus“ing on the green pastures and elysian fields over the river, she deliberately hung herself to that limb and perdshed, Mr. Torpie found her’ stone dead on his search for her the following day. : Dangerous Practice. Marshal Getchell informs us, that _ the boys have taken ap snother dan-. gereus game. They amuse themselves by throwing rocks with a sling. One of the missiles, Mr. Getchell Gave us. It is about the size of a hen’s egg. It was thrown, and, ac__.Gidentally of course, went through a window of Jacob Naffziger’s house, striking a cradle, in which a child _ Was sleeping. It had sufficient force te make a deep impression in the _ Wood,and had it hit the child on the head, it would doubtless have killed it. Such play is dangerows and will not be tolerated. The Marshal will arrest the first boy found witha sling. There are other ways, boys, -to amuse yourselves in which there isr o danger. Play at something ¢lse and avoid trouble. — New Firm. = The Clothing business heretofore carried on by B.—Schwartz, om the corner of Pine and Commereial} Streets, in this city, bas’ been purchased ‘by K,-Casper, and in future will be conducted by him, Mr. Cas Per has been authorized to receipt all bills due Mr. Schwartz. m29 Returned, : Dr. E, B, Esmond, who has for the Past six weeks been in Oakland in attendance upon his father, returned to this’ city Monday evening. He Willagain resume practice and remain here permanently. His office end positing is on Water street. = The New Styles. In addition to the large assortment * fashionable gents’ ‘hats, we have a. Si ullsupply of the latest styles’ of Boys’ and Yovths’ Hats. Though We are the only clothiers who have the new Spring and’ Summer styles on hand, yet we are selling them as low as if competition was raging in these particular articles, aoe 6 Hyman & Bnos., Corner of Broad'and Pine streets, Nevada City. — Cane Bottom Chairs Reseated. on Commercial street, . of goods ever brought to the moun‘Hold your horses till Casper returns, . fect—s~perfect: aD. 1874, at be in writing and fited with the Secretary. }Keeping apcwithi the Times. ._ K. Casperihas purchased the stogk, of. clothing in the storeipn the odrner of Pine and Commercial streets: He hak goné below for the purpose}. ‘of getting the largest and best stock tains. While below a short timé since he bought @ large stock te urrive at the Bay, They have atrived and he has gone to San Francisco to receive them; He is determined to sell his, goods cheaper than ever before known in this jpart-of the country, He is bouputo keep up and go ahead of the times, and wants . : all purchasers to hold_on-a few days and he will give them barguitis that will startle the natives. There will be-no_humbug about this arrangement, andsome suits of clothing will be sold for .about—the—cost_ of . making the button holes on them. and if you den’t get goods cheaper than ever known befor’, then we will give you a new bat or pait'of boots free of charge. m31_ New: Dress and Fancy Geods. Mrs. Sterling has just received a beautiful stock of Dress and Fancy Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and Vicinity are invited to’ call and see them. mech 21-4t House and Furniture for Sale, Call on Mrs. H. S. Mead, Nevada Street, near the bridge, mch22-lw . Gentiemen { Take notice, that Ed. Goldsmith has just received a large invoice of Fine Imported Cigars. You just go and try them when you want to enJo¥-a good smoke. —— m6é~ Yast Received. han tn so We. Dyring: nd MONDAY, MARCH 234, 1874. The Gran dest Stock ever brought _ te Nevada City, < sete BARGAINS UNHEARD _ OF BEFORE . ! emcee A. BLUMENTHAL, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, ESPECTFULLY informs the people of’ Nevada city and the surrounding places that he has : : ? JUST. RECEIVED The Largest Stock of EVFR BROUGHT TO ‘THIS Crry To -{WHIOH THE ATTENTION. OF THK The Stock consists in part.of every style and kinds of tenes il r. DRESS GOODs, . . ___ No. 52 Broad Street, apd istrict. In the matter of the A . the-corporation aforesaid; to sell and eon: . vey that certain piece or parcel of land, sit. Lester & Mulloy, . Wholesale ahd Retail Dealets; / y “\ GROCERIES, --» HARDWARE, i oem, Fine Wines and “Whiskies. Ww: KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Goods. ~—NEVADA. CITY. Nevada, March 14th, _ TAFE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne KO vada “In District Court, 14th Judicial lication of the Trastees of the Methodist scopal are Beciéty “1 Nevada City, for oe Ras sell certain real estate, The People of. the State of California, to all whom it may cencern, pecee: Netice is hereby given thatapplication will be made by the’ Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church Society of Nevada City, a religi ous corporation, fo the District Ceurt cf the Fourteenth Judicial District, in and for the County of Nevada, on tae 6th day of April, 1874, at the Court Room in the Court House; Nevada City, on the opening of Court on that day, . or a8 Soon thereafter as such application can be . -eard, fer an order.of Court allowing uate on Piety Hill, Nevada City, Known as the Methodist Parsonage and designated on the Official Map of said Nevada City a8 Lot No'l; in Block Nv. 46,. Also that certain other piece or parcel of land situate and being ow the westerly side of Broad Street, Nevada City, with the: Methodist Church theréon, containing so much: land Only as ie covered by said’ Church, and being the South East corner 6f Lot No 14, in Block No 36, as designated on said Official Map of said Nevada City. Ard all persons interested in said preperty are hereby notified toappear before the Court at said time and place and show cause if any they have why such an order or decree should net be made, ae a? ——) Witness my hand and the Seal of jail wid Court this 27th day of. Mareh ——~ ) 1874, é Just received and for sale at Ed. Goldsmith's, fresh Lemons, Limes, Oranges and Banannas. m6 ____ = Sehoo! Books. Full assortment of School Books and Stationery elways on hand at Ed. Goldsmith’s, m6 SPECIAL NOTICE. Why suffer-frem Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and less of appetite, when you can, by using Dr:. Henley’ s celebrated I X L Bitters, ef "cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and . recommended by ourmost eminent Physi-cidns(as-per certificateson each bottle) for sll complaints of the Liver and Diges tive Organs. As o family medicine they have no equal, .. Se See advertisement in another columa. \ ~ . Rudeiph Photegraph Gallery, Broad Street, near Pine. 025 a _ Mew Not te Die. Thousands fall a prey to disease not because the maladies that affect them aré necessarily fatal, but because they lack the re. quisite amount of activie vitality to make ® -alliant resistance to the enemy. It is a wise precaution to keep the body always in . a state of defence—always prepared to ‘*fend off” the germs ef epidemic and other disorders, and to baffle the evil influence of damp miagma and sudden thermometrical changes. There is no difficulty in de. ing this. It is # fact-as wellaut henticated as that two and two make four that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is specially adapted to this purpose, and for the simple reaso_ that its invigorating and regulating prop. erties are superior to those of any other medicine in the world. During the twenty-five years that it hus beenin general use ample oppertunit.es have been afforded’ to compare its medicinal properties with those ofother preparations claiming to be of a similar class, and the result has been ita adoption by the American people as the standard tonic of the age, its introduction into every civilizéd portion of the western hemisphere, and-the aunual sale which dwarfs into insignificance the demand for all its would-be competitors , The record upon which its popularity rests is a curiosity im medicinal literature, for it includes an almost unlimited variety . of human ailments and disabilities. In fact, no other remedy possesses such @ vaTiety of hygenic virtues, and it is Owing to these characteristics that it. owes its prestige as a household medicine. It is no exageration to say that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the most faithful ally of nature, in her struggles with weakness and.

disease, that medical botany and~ honest . chemistry have yet give to the werld. W.C. JONES, M. D. Physician™ and Surgeon, . pees LOCATE? AT =GRASS VALLEY. OFFICE NO, 21 MILL STREET. m8 Stockholders’ Meeting. Y UBA TUNNEL GOLD MINING OO. _ Location of works, sridgeport townsuip, Nevada Co., California. Notice is hereby given, that the 3d Annual. Meeting of the Taba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., for the lection of three (3) Trustees, President and ‘frensurer thereof, for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other business, Willi take place at the ofbce of th undersigned, the pany, at North San Juan, Nevada County, on eaTURpAY, the 9th day of MAY, o’elock,P. mM. Proxies must ‘order of the President, ; sf Ja8. A. STIDGER, Sec’y. *pposite Transceipr office, . m26-tf e } _--« tins, Black Goods, Silks, Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards, PopI would call special attention te the large stock of American and Italian Black Silks. Nis is hereby given that in pursu-— 3 JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Niles Searls, Attorney for Applicants. _ Administrator's Sale. ee ance of the order of the Probate Court ot the County of Nevada, in the State of California, made on the 25th day of March 1874, in the matter of the-Estate of Benjamin Bingham, deeeased, the undersigned Administrator of said estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, in separate parcels, and subjectto confirmation by said Probate Court, at Nevada City, Nevada-county, on Saturday, April 18th, 1874, at ten 6'clock, a, m., all of the property _ Housekeeping Goods. _ An Immense stock on hand, consisting of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING : bleached.and unbleached, and every other article required for family use, CARPETS. CARPETS, Of all kinds ard of the most besutifn) Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3-PLY, INGRAIN, OLL-CLOTHS, &c. S =< A great variety of the latest Eastern style. They must be seen to be appreciated. \ : -MILLINERY G@ODS. The Largest and: best Stock in this line ever brought to this 1 hereinafter described,:and for that purpose ‘\\ . ditaments and appurtenances thereunto beWill receive bids in writing up to suid day fer the purchase of said property in separate parcels. Said sale will include all the right, title and interest ef tl e said deceased title and nterest that® the said estate has, by operation of law er utherwise aquired deceased at the timie of his death, in and te al. those vertain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situated, lying and being in said Nevada County, and. described ag follows, towit. That certain let with -house and improvements thereon, situated and being on east side of Broad street, Nevada Oity, and teing designated as let No. two. (2), in block thirty (30), according tw the official Survey of Nevada City made by H. 5. Bradley, Cou.ty Surveyor of Nevada County. Also one undivided one-¢ighth: interest in and to that certain mining claim situated and being on Canada Hill, Nevada Towns ship, and county, and known and designated arthe Mammoth Mining Claim, together w th all water rights, rights of way, hereJonging. Alao that certain lot with cabin En ge Situated at same place as above. Terms of sale: Cash, ten per cent. of the purchase meney to be paid on the day of sale, balance on confirtnation of sale by said Probaté.Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. : SEYE BULLARD, Administrator ' of tate of Benjamin Bingham deceased. “x _Niles Searls, Atty. for Adinix ~ Nevada, March 26th, 1874. SS : LADIES FANCY GOODS. My stock in this line is of the choicest, hind and of the greatest assortment. Call and see for yourselves. Be 6 ee ee Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes. I have on hand « large and most complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of all-kinds-which are bound te give the greatest satisfaction. OTHER GOODS. Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand-other articles too numerous to mention, of My Stock is the largest and most comgive better bargains than can be obtained at ény ether establishment in this State. Before buying any of the ‘above named goods purchasers are requested to givy me a call as Iam determined not to be UNDERSOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT shall sell CHEAPER than any GIVE ME A CALL! -DON’T DELAY . N. San Juan, March 25, 1874. m27-4w Bs A. BLUMENTHAL, — . cash, subject to cenfirfiation by the Probate Executor’s Sale. OTICE is hereby given, that in pursoS3 ance of the erder of the 2robate Court of the County of Nevada, in the State of Ca)ifornia, made on the Seventeenth day of March, A, D, 1874, in the .matter of the estate of J, L. Coveli, deceased, the undersigned, Executor of said Estate, will seil at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in separate:parcels, and subject to confirmation by said Probate.Court, at “MOORE’s FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY, On Saturday, April 25th, 1874, At Teno’clock, A. M. all-of the. property, realand personal, hereinafter described and for that purpose will receive bids in writing up te said day forthe purchase of said property in sepxrate parcels, and if not. sold at private sale will sell the sume at public auction to the highest bidder. for Court of Nevada County, Said public sale to take place at the store of Charlies Hegarty, at said Moore’s Fiat, and to include all the right, title, intercst and estate ef the said deceased at the time of his death, and all the rigi t, title and interest that the said estate has, hy operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that of the said deceased, at the time of his death in and:to all those crtain . lots; pieces or parcels of land, situate, Jying and being in said Nevada County, and described as fellows, to-wit : That certain Dwelling House s:tuate and beingat Moore’s Elat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California. Alse that certain barn situste and being at the same place. Alsothat certain Barn situated at Woolsey’s Fiat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California. Also that certain Timber Road, situated at the same place.— Also that certain Dwelling House with garden lot belenging thereto situated at Lake tain Barn situated at same placc. Also the following personal property : Two Horses, One set of Harness, Two Wagons, Fixtures for Wagons, Six Chopping Axes, Two Broad Axes, Six Cross cut Saws, One Grindstone, Three Squares,One Plow, Three Cooking Stoves, Six Oliairs, One Clock, One Table, Two pair of Blankets, Lot of Iron ‘ 1 set of Blocks, One set of Brace and Bit, Three Tons of Hay,One Hundred pounds of Corn, One lot of Potatoes and Carruts, ¥orty-five feet of Hose.purchase money to be paid-onthe-dayof sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court. Deed at expense of purch ae UCHABLES HEGARTY, Executer of Last Will of J. L. Covell Aec’d. Niles Searls, Atty. mch24 : entire st k of at the time of his death, and all the right, . other than or.in addition. to that of the said }~ City, Bloomfield Township. Also that cer}Terms of Sale. Cash Fen per cent of the BH MILLER’S cLoTuHine, FOR THIRTY DAYS. — wer respectfully inform the peole of Névada City that he offers his CLOTHING, FURNISHING AT GOST PRICES. This iss Genuine sale, as I desire to close ouf my whole stock to make room for the. Largest and Finest Stock of Spring Goods, Evr brought to this marxet. I invite "all bayers'to“give snes call-immediately; as I am determined to sell at, COST PRICES FOR CASH. Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street, Nevada City. -_Nevads, Feb. 28, 1874. ‘;is it that the IXL. B GOODS, &c.. % o AL A ea ‘THE QUESTION I8 DAILY ASKED BY’ THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why CHIEVED.SUCH. POPULARITY WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN IM-( . MENSE SALE?” “THE REASONIS BE-* CAUSE THEY,ARE AN OLD AND WEL ESTABLISHED ARTIOLE,.AND ARE. MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS AND ROOTS: THE MANY WHO HivR TRIED THEM, TESTIFY. TO THEIR BEN. EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO HESITATIO. IN RECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. . THEY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BR . THE BEST T6NiC-AND-RECUPERATOR KNOWN ; THEY BUILD -UP THE sys: . TEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH-TO THE —— WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE ENDOXSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as. per certificates’ on each bottle,) TO THUSR -~ AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND LOSS OF, APPETITE, asa, blood purifier they ‘surpass all other. sos called tonics which have lately béen placed in the market. » : ee No Family should be without. them — : SOLD EVERYWHERE, . Sole Propriétors, 518 Front 8t. hichi4-1¢ ‘SAN’ FRANCISCO — COURSE ‘OF LECTURES _ ./ one 2 Benefit of Nevada Library. qe following Lectures will be delivers ed ; ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. Subject ; ‘The Master Piece of Creation,” On Wednesday Evening, March 1th. ‘2nd Lecture by REV. GEO. CLIFFORD, Subject: “Odd FeHowship; its. field and mission.” On Wednesday Evening, March 25th. A 3d Lecture‘by B.J. WATSON, Subject.¢ “Boys.” On Wednesday Evening, April let. Tickets for the Course $1. Single Ticaets, to be had at the Door, 50 cents. — . Dress Making & Hair Dressing: RS. S. F. COOK & MISS RHA-~ NY DEUS heving located in this city respectfully inform the ladies that they are prepared to make Ladi¢s’ Dresses, Coats, Cloake, &c with the greatest dispatch, om reasonable terms and after the latest styhy _ of fashion. G : HAIR DRESSING in all its branches dona : to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on. ; Commercial St. next-door to the — 5 Store of D. F. Dodge and opposite Shoe Store. Patronage respectfully solici< WG0 8 eee mach Ly Transcript . r Job Printing Office \Mevads City. <1 i We are prépared to do Job; Printing in a style second tono office in this State.‘Asan advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the! best in the Northern part ef the State. « ne a Call and see Specimens of our Job PrintingY * NOTARY PUBLIC, —aAND— Justice of the Peace. = EARCHING RECORDS AND ABSTRAE. ' 3 TING A SPECIALTY. Conveyancing Promptly attendAceounts collected. . Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVADA 4 JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. ~“@ppesite Kidd's Building. . D“™=" , TOBACCO, — . CIGARS, _— . PIPES, ofall kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMORS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, dc. If you want a Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, go to JOHN JACK'S. His Tobacco is also of the-best brands. . Nevada; March 15th. CIGAR STORE. gare HUGH MeCAULEY,OULD respectfully inform Bin friends and the public generally that he) purchased the stock and trade of JUJAb GREENWALD and will Constantly kéep on\hand a fine stock ef alt s CIGARS, Hy TOBACCO, — . es = PIPES : ARDS, : eo CUTLERY : Which he will sell at the Very Lowest Bates By strict aitention to the businéss and endeavoring to pisese the —be. ho te receive a g share 0: ronag::. sis x HUGH McCAULEY. Nevada, Nov. 1, 1873. Als Warrants on General Fund regixtered prior to May 12th, 1873: alee istered Warrants Nos. 148, 149, 150 and 171 and 182 on Koad Fund. Also, Warrant. No. 3on Indigent sick Fund registered Muy 6th, 1873, will be pid on presentation. Interest ceaseg from this date. ¢ E. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, Marck %% Ultima cb etumsanetparmnaiinie incince adatumnsron: atc ier BE Ne ne