August 13, 1884 (4 pages)

. Butte’s bullion shipments week average nearly $100,000, showiog table a give out of place to “ paititehed Daily,MondaysBxoepted, The Bonanza King mine, at Calithe nominations and the balloting in co, San Bernardino county, yields BROWN & CALKINS, — within ions . the Democratic convent ROSENTHAL’S TAM WOLF’)Popular Variety Store CITIZENS BANK, Assessment Notice. per (ANTA ANNITA MIL MILL AND MINING COMPANY; » -Location of STREET. .-. NEVADA CITY © yo business, pe Francisco, — , er Notice is hereby of the Board of given _ata sang . on the Pal I) PRICE LIST pital, Commercial Street about $60,000a week, doy of July, 1884, pr assesmentiNo, ‘taco —FOR— Two Chinamen gave out iu the OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, C) es ola, . B # PS nag bene ceedue se Piss *Peemaant Beebe Bar claim on the Klamath last owaoein United ate the’ on ion nominat tne g secarin of ]* THE PLACE To Buy at the o! ty SER cin chien suse bees ———— n Rooms 4 v floor, JOHN T. MOKTAN..-.2.4.+ Cashier -sixth ballot. Next came Frankweek from the oppressive heat. hin + eet, 8 ah : France, Gali boned ae MORGAN soe ses Mr. CLEVELAND may well pray to fifty Scarcity of water is causing the n Pierce, who was nominated on i) wi esagee lig nee ~ be eaved from his friends. The Cinli and Horatio closing down of hydraulic mines in ballot, nth _. Flour i 100 Ibs.--Th $2 25 forty-ni the to einnati Enquirer, with an apology Seymour who was chdsen on the Siskiyou, except along the large rivsale at d= oy“ae lon;ape Frac oho Nuns Smanis, L, Housman it al journ news the effect thatas a is made before I be sold on MONDAY, + PRESTON. ers, twenty-third. the 22d oy Page srt 1884, to ~ gould not suppress anything likely Promising gravel diggings have acetate 9 25 balfirst Buy and Sel} Kx Corn Buren, Deposits, Van Receive pay the aa. sar artin 1836—M assessment together to its readers, to prove interesting ith costs of“anvertish ot Bioheten, been discovered near the source of Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion lot. tne, ine, sale, By dear et tee Baned of published the whole of the ‘Terrible The gold sa@f Highest Price Paid for Stat oad Coun J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. 1840—Martin Van Buren, unanithe Warm Springs, I. T. Warrants. Office—Room 4, second floor, No. 809 CalPale,” as it appearedin, the Buffalo mouely, Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 35 is of a fine quality. DRAW CHEOKS oy fornia St., San Francisco, Cal, alSun, York New The New York, Telegraph. It is stated that a strike recently balMiddlings 100 Ibs.. ‘150 K, Polk, ninth 1844—James sacramento. so, another of Cleveland’s friends, made in the Trapper mine at Lion San Francisco lot. vell recei have We Bran 100 Ik.. 1 25 : has this to say City, M. T., is yielding between $3,Also ay cogaga on all the Principa 1848—Lewis Cass, fourth ballot. G L UETJ E & BRAN several letters urging that Mr. GroD, Make Collections and transact » Genera Crushed Sugar 9 lbs 100 1852—Franklin Pierce, forty-ninth 000 and $7,000 per day. WATCHMAKER Banking Business. ver Cleveland should be withdrawn ballot. Mountain and Valley Fruits, The “Blaine,” ‘‘Clevelend” and rte SS HX Vat * . 808 ee —CORRESPONDENTA— Naw Yorx—First National Bank. Pa Francisco—First NationalGold Bank SacrawEento—National Gold Bank ef D O Mills & Co, BROAD 8T. NEVADA CITY. We issue Sigh + Drafts, Bills of Ex and Lette: of Oredit available in any = of Great B: tain and Europe. E and Jeweler. LONG LOOKED FOR. OPERA SALOON The Greeley family has been p2cuTux Philadelphia Press says that liarly unfortunate. Greeley’s Presi~ terrible chill has fallen upon the indential canvass was 9 sad_ blunder, _ dependent movement since the pub. costing him his life and almost wrecklication of the Cleveland scandals. ing The Tribune. His wife's death, We give the following extract: Rev. occured the same year, and the shat+ Dr. Strong, resident of the Rochester tered Presidential candidate was Theological Seminary, whose accessummoned from political exertion to ‘sion to the ranks of the bolters was ‘attend her funeral, which only preheralded in every Democratic and ceded his own by a fow weeks. The independent paper in the country, game ill luck has followed his childeclines proceeding further in the dren, The eldest is said to have advocacy. of Cleveland’s elevation to married in a very uncongenial manthe Presidency ; Colonel Conman, of ner, but was in a few years removed Bostou, whose zesl in behalf of the from earth!y troubles by the hand of campaign run on moral issues was redeath, and Gabrielle, who is theonly cently of such a roseate hue, thinks survivor of the Greeley family, has ” there is nothing for the Independents recently beenseverely injured by the What a to do but to writ and find out where upsetting of her carriage. they stand; George Cook, a well curious serios of mishaps and casualiknown dry goods merchant of New ties. Lobsters Se * 223 1 00 Sardines 6 *.048 Jelly 6. 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “‘. . 1 00 Corned Beef 3 “.:. 1 00 Salmon ere 1 00 York, has addressed a letter to the The Paci Iuctator. /} made lighter, and is now a pleasant resort. WINES, ATCHES EGGS BETTER THAN A HEN. The best Machine in the World. ~ Send stamp for Illustrated Circular to GEo, B. BAYLEY, Manufacturer. Bh ed = en aa GorenTakes Sites then ne sot vas ade Sn What e Pure Gum CRACKPROOF "Hall Caxtoria,_ RUBBER BOOTS. forget the place, under the Theatre. jy3-lm Farewell then peor Beam emg Syrups, sata ees atin BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! ~ 0 o-————— First Day—Tuesday, September 2. mmgha 1 d eg B. Sears, Hagf peng under Mo.1. RUNNING. Three-quarters of » name of Conn & fears, Insolvent mile dash for 2-year-olds; free for al, cas ce B. Conn, one of the members of Purse $150. of Conn & Sears, having filed in No 2 RUNNING. Halfmile and repeat, aimee y by which oad invenfor District horses. Purse $250. appears ‘that No, 3. TROTTING, 2:55 class for District id firm of Conn & Sears is an insolvent horses. Purse $200. vt bong topmost & Sears is hereSecond Day—W ednesday, Sept. 3: vi Th ree-quarters ofa coun of Nevada Sheriff of the said county ¢. is No. 4. RUNNING. hereby directed to take mile and repeat, for District horses. En. m ofall the trance, $25; $10 aie =, we acded, No, 6. RUNNI “.. -100 countFoonpeta to k yyuntil antl the appo tmént rg!pie phen seyof Lay ape are forbidden to pyy dette owing to said firm, or to stther 2. B. Conn one B, the members of said firm, or to deliver any belong to it or to them, orto Porgy ‘aoe ing or bo = greene, fem of for vt or theirnt 2 and the §5O]i District horses. forbidden to transfer or deliver any as herein ordered. Candles 60 for.... 100 eetf mops fer of Nevada a esantes to take possession of all Don't Fourth Day—Friday,September 5. is further ar 11. arcount, and Eggs per dozen... PRIVATE LESSONS IN 30c Pie Fruit, 6 cans,.. 1 00 SHORTHAND) Syrup per gallon,... 75 3 00 same vy gen heats, 3in 5, District horses fis fu further ordered that all of the creditore of said firm of Conn & Sears, insolvent debtor, be and appear before the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the Superior Court of the said County of Nevada, in open Cou atrt the CoRoom ur vf t said Couinrt the said coun} he! Nevada on Monday the Eight day of Sp oapete 1884, at: 10 o'clock A. M of that bed ate their debts and to choose one =gts assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered that this order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript a uewspaper of general ion pub! in the suid county of Nevada as ons gh es in And evervthing)> tion. ~ Goodyear Rubber-Co,—. WILLIAM WOLF. Union Hotel Barber Shop, will be a candidate for the nomination Sheriff, subject to the action of the ReWho is of publican County Convention. Tuk Cincinnati Sun says: Governor Cleveland that he shoald not be called upon to answer allega W P. SOWDEN will be a Repub _¥ , lican candidate for Justice of the RETIRE FROM BUSINESS made against aman? If Mr, ClevePeace in Nevada Township. land is the nan these charges make For Supervisor. ganization of Massachusetts Demochim to be, he should be defeated. It ought not to be necessary to know it.’” get will I ~ gacy WHITING, of Nevada City, is 2° anything more to compass his dek.)NILAS hereby announced as a candidate for the ‘‘Let ;~ says office of Supervisor of this District, Subject Sun feat. Tun New York to the decision of the voters of the Distrct, the Democratic National Committee Spxakine of Harpers’ Weekly and For Supervisor. tell Cleveland that his nomination was a mistake, at any rate premaPuck, the New York Tablet says: HAS. E. MULLOY is hereby anture, and he cannot hesitate to reAll the vapid and bigoted vaporings nounced as a candidate for the office of of the Tory journal and the Hessian would it that see must Supervisor from District No. 1, (Nevada he tire, for ‘Township) subject to the decision of the Redaub-cannot stop the onward march seoure success to the ticket at once, publican County Convention to be held Wedand great credit to himself. But of American ideas, as represented nesday, August 27th, 1884, For Sheriff, would Tilden, in.that event, be perby Blaine and Logan, for an hour. “> suaded to consent to the use of his HARPER’s WEEKLY is not reproTEPHEN MOORE, of Grass Valley, name? Tildev is a patriot as well will be a candidate fir the nomination ducing its pictures representing Carl of Sheriff, ahydo subject to the decision of the Reasaetatesman, He would publican County Conyention. Schurz as looking like a pair of comthing to serve his country. He has For County Treasurer. pride. His consent, under passes and a pair of spectacles. In Nevada city on or before January 1st, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before known here, the entire stock of Spzaxtne of Harper’s Weekly caricaturing Mr. Blaine, the Irish World says: “True to its vile and venomous instincts and to its foreign masters and patrons, this wretched. sheet, which has At Nevada City, Aug. 12, 1884, to James Rodda and wife, a son. DIED. E> REMEMBER “eg LAM CLOSING 0 T! NN HUMBUG . For Supervisor. In Proof of this Assertion, I WILL NOT REFUSE ANY REASONABLE BID. N. STRANABHAN willbe a candi. date for.Supervisor fo this District, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. cut. EN ow is the golden opportunity (it may never occur again in your experience) to buy goods at your own prices. A For District Attorney. .the V unblushing effrontery to call itself ‘a journal of civilization,’ descends to ; D. LONG will be a candidate for e_ dollar savedisa dollarearned, and you can save a great the nomination of District Attor ney subject to the action of the Republican county convention. the deepest and dirtiest depths of many . dollars yy trading att Casper’ Ss. For District Attorney. _ malignity in its effort to excite di vision and distrust among our peo D. MASON will bea candidate for ple to the end that English influence PUBLIC AUCTION ! ‘PUBLIC AUCTION ! 10n. ‘ For Assemblyman. Tux Troy Prees(Democratic) wants, Cleveland to resign the office“of Gov erner, now he is a candidate for the Presidency. Grover knows. a good thing when.he has it. He has heard the fable of the dog with a bone crossing a stream. © ‘Tarn is danger of driving Cleve ~ and off the track unless the Repub BAKING POWDER F, McGLASHAN hereby aanoun: cvs himself as a candidate for the sembly, from the 15th Assembly Dis: subject to the action of the Derumuen Will be held on the premises, ke EVERY SATU RDAY County Convention. EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further For District Attorney. P notice. This sale will continue till the whole stockis disposed of. To anyone desiring to purchase theentire F. SIMONDS is hereby announced « asa candidate for District Attorney, subject tothe decision of the Republicaa County Convention. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A mar Notice to the People cr Nevada licansslow up their boom. The anCounty. nouncement that Butler is in the vel of purity, strength and, wholefield isa very. cold chill to the someness, More economical than the RICHARD3ON of Bloomfield ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold . IDNEY Township, proposes to enter service of stock, a very liberal discount will be made. low test, short weight, alum or.phoshate ie peden. Soup ONTY IN CANs. and willexpect the approbation of the en. tire delegation of the Republican Conven tion, to meet pee to the next coming election. SIDNEY RICHARDSON, 4 Wall at. s N.Y,a ve ~ : May28th, 1884. to enter and three to start. In Running eee five_or_more_subscrib or Judge. H. V. Reardan, Atty for Peotioner, ad Boyt senor except A when otherwise expreemy stated, entrance fee ten per cent. on atin nomirations. Agency o Gormully Celebrated Boys’ and Youths ting, and Pacitic Coast Blood ood Horse Associa JOHN CAUDWELL, Purses: divided the rate o. 60 per cent os ea bee yd oy cent for second, and "Rational amsocid ational Association rules to govern Trot tion to govern Runnin The Board reserves right to trot heats of any two classes aiertiane , or to trot or run a special race between heats. No mon -08B0nN & ALEXANDER, ey for a walk over. Horses entered for purses can only be drawn by consent of the Judges. Allentries to be made in writing, giving name, sex, color and marks of horses; also 628 Market St., opp.'Palace Hotel, 8. F. Mechanics TooJs, ardware and Machinery name and residence of owner. Nevada County N. @. R. B. In Running races, full colors must be worn by riders. Drivers in Trot Races are requested to wear caps of distinct colors, to be named in their entries, as their horses will be designated upon programmes by colors worn by arivers, Entries to all the above races to close with the Secretary on Friday, August 16th, 1884. races in which District Horses are entry Beye must have been owned in the Bigiies ee to ag lst, 1884, except when “Free for all. “~ T S WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT MORNING ENTERTAINMENTS. FIRST DAY. Game of Cricket between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of 350. — D DAY. A Ladies’ Tournament, for Wevada City —ON AND AFTER— THIRD prizes. y. Game of Baseball between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. m. FOURTH DAY. A Boys’ Tournament, for FIFTH DAY. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiums. id 11 communications te GEOKGE FLETCHER, LEAVING FOR poandsage 6.45 A.-M. DAILY; connectin 5.40 P. MM, ooh arearr name 915 ® # Daly. Assistant Secretary. Holbrooke Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. GEO, G. BLANCHARD, President. jy3o-td ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters. 11.18 A. M. DAILY. 6.55 P,M DAILY connecti nalin every sense. They act strougly upon senger leaving San Franc! hb oo the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build rem nerves, and cleanse the SPECIAL TRAINS will be run Daily, blood and system of every impurity. Sold commencing gen . April 14th, 1884, an by Csrr Bros. §1. continue until further notice, betwe en Grass Valley aidNevada City, ‘leaving as follows: a Valley, 9.15 A. M.: Nevada City, » Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment. A sure cure for Little Grubs in the ile, Grass Valley, 4.30 P. M.; Nevada City, Rough Skin, etc. It will remove that rough5.15 P. M. ness from the hands and face, and make Tickets, Good on these special trains on! you beautiful. Price 50c. 25 cents. -Children between Gand 11 wean FRAZIER. MEDICINE ©O., Props, of age, 15 cents. Cleveland, Ohio. JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager. For sale by Carr Bros. ap2 DR. BR. M. HUNT, DR. PENNINGTON, Physician; DENTIST. OFFICE AT-<INTON’S DRUG STORE, OFFICE—Commercial Street, (Searls new NEVADA CITY. ding,) Nevada City. — and Pine Sts., ee is . ae K. CASPER, Proprietor. cS Nevada city sil i cio letor A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, : ombs, Brushes, Hand Mirtors, Toilet. Articles0 1 kinds Careful attention Given to CompoundingPreston aS Selling Out! r WALTERYD.VINTON Pad in competition with the multitude of . the people,as Sheriff of Neva’a county; pple. who never grum Last mule out wins the Nevada Drug Store, . District Attorney subject to the depon of the Republican County Conven and intrigue may be more successfal ‘ _ among them.” $250; $25 added. money. shop beverage, but are strictly medici vention, At Grass Valley, Aug. 9,1884, Mrs Olive yee i, aged 78 years, a natiy eof Connec Mule Race—go as you Lips ia ed for all. Entrance fee IRAZIER’S Root Bitters are not a dram H. of ‘Treasurer.of Nevada County, subject to the action of the ‘Republican Con eae ——————— 2:26 class, free for sundry prizes, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class Clothing Store. . DAY’ is a candidate tor the office}. BORN. nese? AS FOLLOWS Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique. Suits, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, no false such circumstances, would be the crowning glory of his life, ane the p:ople would all say amen,’ . Beare are noalvon rest erage. Wednesday, April 16th, 1884, MEN'S; AND BOYS CLOTHING, $25 entrance; $10 for Conditions and Remarks. set for ofthe creditors, And All Trotting and Pacing Races, except an is turther ordered atin thé meantime all when otherwise specified, best 3 in 6. Five Having concluded to For Justice of the Peace. tions that are as serious as can be dash, free forall. feit;‘ $200 added. ae TROTTING. al ‘urse $600, No, 16. RUNNING Sei Demoarat fom the outside ever come here or say a wordin my favor, or in favor of the Democratic party while I was the unanimous nominee. ‘Whenever I have any use for an or eee a aan Fifth Day—Saturday, Sept. 6th. No. 14. RUNNING. Oneand a half mile prying “plank is publis s hed before the said q Bicyeles Selling Out! Yp>_lteil At CASPFE=v S. Purse $200. Saddle horse race, for District horses who have never won —— of an as 7 {as else in propor: Half mile and repeat, No. 18. RUNNING. ee and to keep the pg RUNNING. 3-year-olds, District horses. Entrance $25; $10 forfeit; $100 added. No. 12. TROTTING. 2:45 class. Mile cept sueh as may ‘be by law exempt from ex Codfish per Ib,.. .. receive aid from the Democratic organization) nor did any national Purse $150. One mile. $5 entrance; $25 added, n, and all of his deeds, vouchers, books 50 ecutio of Butter per TOU csv cscs ROGER CONLAN. Selling Out! Valua WALKING FOR STALLIONS, No. 10. Candles per box... 1 75 seal and personal, of the said 3. By Conn, cs ex Tak New York Sun, Tilden’s orTG Bi sure the Boots are stamped CRACK —AND— ‘ . Syrup 5 gallon keg,. Chief of the Buffalo Detective BuPR OOF on the heels, and have the PURE gan has an editorial paragraph that GUM SPRINGS on the fot and instep, him with d —An ab= serve rly TYPE WRITING. forme reau, who or breaking. will ourdle the blood’ of Democratic soluto cure for Rheumatism, which prevents thelr crackin We are making them with UBBER AND in the army, inclosing the scandal F. H. McALLISTER. Campaign managers, Speaking of Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c., and an ASBESTOS Soles, which make them last rehe reply In about Cleveland. instantaneous Pain-reliever. more than twice as long as any Rubber money for campaign purposes, it exBoots made. ceives a letter stating: ‘‘In regard PROF. BE. MULLER FOR SALE B\ ALL DEALERS. to the slip. you enclose me, it has not presses the opinion that none of the ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING, PACK—TEACHER OF— candidates have a great deal of monand cannot be contradicted. As to ING, HOSE, SPRINGS, CLOTHING, ——MuUsIro,— ey to invest in their ambitions, and word, every ‘its trurh you can rely on BOOTS AND SHOES, Eto. —aND— and not half hasbeen told that might then adde that Mr, Tilden has a good _Foreicn Lancuacsrs. . deal of moucy, but ‘he is—not—con= . 35 —o— have been.” Proprietors of the R. H. Lowell Pad } Agents. tributing much at present; bis health 8. M. RU NSTUCTIONS GIVEN IN HARMONY 9th August. A Boston dispatch of is too poor.” oo FRANCISCO. AND THOROUGH BASS. Butler al ‘‘Gener ; follows as >_>: reads NEVADA OITY, CAL. Tne Vicksburg Post, in condemnsays: ‘I see the Democratic leaders R. WALTERS, Senior vrskrond of the d deserte had I ing the enforcement of the unit rule that ined have compla Natioial Exchange Hotel shop) lately the Democratic party. There is no in the Democratic Convention at returned from Washington Territory, and hasin company with his son fitted up at the way of satisfying them. The last Chicago, makes the satiric and sugUnion Hotel one of the finest shops in the als time they complained it was that 1 gestive point, that if voters in the county. “First class work done. had captured the Democratic organconvention favored one man and saw POLITICAL NOTICES. ization. Be itsothen. Ihave only their votes counted for another, it a may happen that many of their ballet my captives loose. I have 4@ All political announcements great debt of gratj sats people lots in November, though intendad must be paid for in advance. to any for the Democratic ticket, may be of Massachusetty, but none For Sheriff. Democratic or ganization, State or counted for one or the other of its 0 campaign did I ever rivals. national. EORGE LORD, of Grass Valley, S —_{ & SON, WM. WALTER ing race. tion $1,000, wits 2 pounds off for each $100 below, and S poids added for each $100 above—11-8 miles dash. Purse $200, No.6. PACING. 2:20class. Purse $500, Third Day—Thursday, Sept. 4 No.7. RUNNING. One mile and free for all. $50 entrance; $15 fontelt: $250 added. No.6. PACING. Mile heats, 2 in 3, for for or on account of said firm or Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 property, ves, until o. Is in connection with the saloon. But Castorids AT WATT PARK! lor Gouri, Nevada war ag fornia. In the matter of Conn TROTTI NG. For double teams, Tea, 5 Ib box.... 1 25 and H. B. Sears, the members eet, are NoMile9 heats, best 2 in.8. Purse $75. hereby A Splendid Bowling Alle Union India Rubber Co’s Colds,Indigestion $ SPEED PROGRAMME the further order of this : cures Consfipation,, Sour 8 In Premiums at the Park And Pavilion ! Insolvent ssetlle Sete . Chocolate, 4 papers ..1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 The Coolest Beer in the City BUY THE BEST QUALITY : September 2, 3, 4, 6 and 6, vouchers, books of ac Coffee, 3 Ib cans .. .-Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. Give it a trial. fidren NEVADA CUUNTY, OAL., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. * day, Friday, Saturday, B. ROSENTHAL, * Infants and Children, Without Morphine or Narootine, LIQUORS And CIGARS TablePeaches 4 Always kept at the Bar. No. 87, Castro St. Oakland, Cal. agi The best of GRASS VALLEY, RECEIVED DAILY. fue 1 co ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. THE ABOVE SALOON HAS iro OVER $5,000 e \recently been enlarged, refurnished, renovated and wi INO. 8, counties of N FRESH VEGETABLES Oysters Kee nt) LL Agricultural Association, IN THEIR SEASON. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. An Unlucky Family. is that the best man may win. 1 00 Brown * 101-2 ‘ 100 Java Coffee 4 “100 Costa Rica ‘ 6 “100 Beans 33 * 1,00 A wish that is possiblein the premises Granulated“ 91-2 sa iga ‘ Choice Cigars, Ete . pe com gio a jens Hag aesnine nnd. ‘ono, 1 30 Tomatoes 8 cans.. 1 00 Green Com 7 cca OO BOWLING ALLEY, Green Peas 7 “.. 1 00 Under Nevada Theatre, String Beans. 7 ‘‘.. 1 00 LAST. —OF THE— EL DORADO DISTRICT Fruits and Vegetables, —AND— ballot. times happens that their full force 1889— Winfield 8, — seccould be successfully chlorided and does not appear till a late period in ond ballot. are sufficient of themselves to make the contest; nor is it possible to quite a camp of Quij toa. 1884—Grover Cleveland, second _ change the candidates. They must ter _ : ballot. be voted for, and the only * stand and EXHIBITION Fine Confectionery, raul pallgn the fod day afseptenber) tM, Siom, oun Monea as the Democratic candidate for the 1856--James Bachanan, seven“Queen of the Desert” mines, situaPresidency. Some writers wish for teenth ballot. tednear Kramer Station, io Kern this because they think Mr. Cleve: county, have recently been located. fiftyidge, Beaviduv 1860—J ohn C. land can not unite the Demovratic ! Phe reduced workings in the largsixth ballot. party; others because they have have increased Nevada in mines er 1864—George B. McClellan, first adopted the, opinion that his moral the numter of prospectors among the ballot. character is bad. All such proposihills this sammer and good work is 1868—Horatio Seymour, twentytionsask for something that is imconfidently anticipated. third ballot. possible. No; there is no chan ging There are a number of narrow 1872—Horace Greeley, indorsed. the isenes of a campaign after they 1876—Samuel J. Tilden, second veins of rich ore to the north of Quiare at once made up, though it somejotoa, says the Prospsctor, which THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL 3 ses Ske thelast fifty years. It-will be seen that Breckinridge enjoys the honor 1884. 13, T AUGUS , ESDAY “WEDN a ae At the present time it may not be o> ete te Brief Mining Motes. . eerie ee Many Ballots it Took. aie ae a eet eee os pee tae eet AGENT FOR THR BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Inperin, Tandon, Northern (ue, Liverpod,Lonéon, .

. Butte’s bullion shipments week average nearly $100,000, showiog table a give out of place to “ paititehed Daily,MondaysBxoepted, The Bonanza King mine, at Calithe nominations and the balloting in co, San Bernardino county, yields BROWN & CALKINS, — within ions . the Democratic convent ROSENTHAL’S TAM WOLF’)Popular Variety Store CITIZENS BANK, Assessment Notice. per (ANTA ANNITA MIL MILL AND MINING COMPANY; » -Location of STREET.. .-. NEVADA CITY © yo business, pe Francisco, — , er Notice is hereby of the Board of given _ata sang . on the Pal I) PRICE LIST pital, Commercial Street about $60,000a week, doy of July, 1884, pr assesmentiNo, ‘taco —FOR— Two Chinamen gave out iu the OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, C) es ola, . B # PS nag bene ceedue se Piss *Peemaant Beebe Bar claim on the Klamath last owaoein United ate the’ on ion nominat tne g secarin of ]* THE PLACE To Buy at the o! ty SER cin chien suse bees ———— n Rooms 4 v floor, JOHN T. MOKTAN....-.2..4.+ Cashier -sixth ballot. Next came Frankweek from the oppressive heat. hin + eet, 8 ah : France, Gali boned ae MORGAN soe ses Mr. CLEVELAND may well pray to fifty Scarcity of water is causing the n Pierce, who was nominated on i) wi esagee lig nee ~ be eaved from his friends. The Cinli and Horatio closing down of hydraulic mines in ballot, nth _. Flour i 100 Ibs..--Th $2 25 forty-ni the to einnati Enquirer, with an apology Seymour who was chdsen on the Siskiyou, except along the large rivsale at d= oy“ae lon;ape Frac oho Nuns Smanis, L, Housman it al journ news the effect thatas a is made before I be sold on MONDAY, + PRESTON. ers, twenty-third. the 22d oy Page srt 1884, to ~ gould not suppress anything likely Promising gravel diggings have acetate 9 25 balfirst Buy and Sel} Kx Corn Buren, Deposits, Van Receive pay the aa. sar artin 1836—M assessment together to its readers, to prove interesting ith costs of“anvertish ot Bioheten, been discovered near the source of Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion lot. tne, ine, sale, By dear et tee Baned of published the whole of the ‘Terrible The gold sa@f Highest Price Paid for Stat oad Coun J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. 1840—Martin Van Buren, unanithe Warm Springs, I. T. Warrants. Office—Room 4, second floor, No. 809 CalPale,” as it appearedin, the Buffalo mouely, Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 35 is of a fine quality. DRAW CHEOKS oy fornia St., San Francisco, Cal, alSun, York New The New York, Telegraph. It is stated that a strike recently balMiddlings 100 Ibs... ‘150 K, Polk, ninth 1844—James sacramento. so, another of Cleveland’s friends, made in the Trapper mine at Lion San Francisco lot. vell recei have We Bran 100 Ik... 1 25 : has this to say City, M. T., is yielding between $3,Also ay cogaga on all the Principa 1848—Lewis Cass, fourth ballot. G L UETJ E & BRAN several letters urging that Mr. GroD, Make Collections and transact » Genera Crushed Sugar 9 lbs 100 1852—Franklin Pierce, forty-ninth 000 and $7,000 per day. WATCHMAKER Banking Business. ver Cleveland should be withdrawn ballot. Mountain and Valley Fruits, The “Blaine,” ‘‘Clevelend” and rte SS HX Vat * .. 808 ee —CORRESPONDENTA— Naw Yorx—First National Bank. Pa Francisco—First NationalGold Bank SacrawEento—National Gold Bank ef D O Mills & Co, BROAD 8T. NEVADA CITY. We issue Sigh + Drafts, Bills of Ex and Lette: of Oredit available in any = of Great B: tain and Europe. E and Jeweler. LONG LOOKED FOR. OPERA SALOON The Greeley family has been p2cuTux Philadelphia Press says that liarly unfortunate. Greeley’s Presi~ terrible chill has fallen upon the indential canvass was 9 sad_ blunder, _ dependent movement since the pub. costing him his life and almost wrecklication of the Cleveland scandals. ing The Tribune. His wife's death, We give the following extract: Rev. occured the same year, and the shat+ Dr. Strong, resident of the Rochester tered Presidential candidate was Theological Seminary, whose accessummoned from political exertion to ‘sion to the ranks of the bolters was ‘attend her funeral, which only preheralded in every Democratic and ceded his own by a fow weeks. The independent paper in the country, game ill luck has followed his childeclines proceeding further in the dren, The eldest is said to have advocacy. of Cleveland’s elevation to married in a very uncongenial manthe Presidency ; Colonel Conman, of ner, but was in a few years removed Bostou, whose zesl in behalf of the from earth!y troubles by the hand of campaign run on moral issues was redeath, and Gabrielle, who is theonly cently of such a roseate hue, thinks survivor of the Greeley family, has ” there is nothing for the Independents recently beenseverely injured by the What a to do but to writ and find out where upsetting of her carriage. they stand; George Cook, a well curious serios of mishaps and casualiknown dry goods merchant of New ties. Lobsters Se * 223 1 00 Sardines 6 *.048 Jelly 6. 1 00 Deviled Ham 4 “‘. .. 1 00 Corned Beef 3 “.:.. 1 00 Salmon ere 1 00 York, has addressed a letter to the The Paci Iuctator. /} made lighter, and is now a pleasant resort. WINES, ATCHES EGGS BETTER THAN A HEN. The best Machine in the World. ~ Send stamp for Illustrated Circular to GEo, B. BAYLEY, Manufacturer. Bh ed = en aa GorenTakes Sites then ne sot vas ade Sn What e Pure Gum CRACKPROOF "Hall Caxtoria,_ RUBBER BOOTS. forget the place, under the Theatre. jy3-lm Farewell then peor Beam emg Syrups, sata ees atin BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! ~ 0 o-————— First Day—Tuesday, September 2. mmgha 1 d eg B. Sears, Hagf peng under Mo.1. RUNNING. Three-quarters of » name of Conn & fears, Insolvent mile dash for 2-year-olds; free for al, cas ce B. Conn, one of the members of Purse $150. of Conn & Sears, having filed in No 2 RUNNING. Halfmile and repeat, aimee y by which oad invenfor District horses. Purse $250. appears ‘that No, 3. TROTTING, 2:55 class for District id firm of Conn & Sears is an insolvent horses. Purse $200. vt bong topmost & Sears is hereSecond Day—W ednesday, Sept. 3: vi Th ree-quarters ofa coun of Nevada Sheriff of the said county ¢. is No. 4. RUNNING. hereby directed to take mile and repeat, for District horses. En. m ofall the trance, $25; $10 aie =, we acded, No, 6. RUNNI “... -100 countFoonpeta to k yyuntil antl the appo tmént rg!pie phen seyof Lay ape are forbidden to pyy dette owing to said firm, or to stther 2. B. Conn one B, the members of said firm, or to deliver any belong to it or to them, orto Porgy ‘aoe ing or bo = greene, fem of for vt or theirnt 2 and the §5O]i District horses. forbidden to transfer or deliver any as herein ordered. Candles 60 for....... 100 eetf mops fer of Nevada a esantes to take possession of all Don't Fourth Day—Friday,September 5. is further ar 11. arcount, and Eggs per dozen..... PRIVATE LESSONS IN 30c Pie Fruit, 6 cans,.... 1 00 SHORTHAND) Syrup per gallon,..... 75 3 00 same vy gen heats, 3in 5, District horses fis fu further ordered that all of the creditore of said firm of Conn & Sears, insolvent debtor, be and appear before the Hon. John Caldwell, Judge of the Superior Court of the said County of Nevada, in open Cou atrt the CoRoom ur vf t said Couinrt the said coun} he! Nevada on Monday the Eight day of Sp oapete 1884, at: 10 o'clock A. M of that bed ate their debts and to choose one =gts assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered that this order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript a uewspaper of general ion pub! in the suid county of Nevada as ons gh es in And evervthing)> tion. ~ Goodyear Rubber-Co,—. WILLIAM WOLF. Union Hotel Barber Shop, will be a candidate for the nomination Sheriff, subject to the action of the ReWho is of publican County Convention. Tuk Cincinnati Sun says: Governor Cleveland that he shoald not be called upon to answer allega W P. SOWDEN will be a Repub _¥ , lican candidate for Justice of the RETIRE FROM BUSINESS made against aman? If Mr, ClevePeace in Nevada Township. land is the nan these charges make For Supervisor. ganization of Massachusetts Demochim to be, he should be defeated. It ought not to be necessary to know it.’” get will I ~ gacy WHITING, of Nevada City, is 2° anything more to compass his dek.)NILAS hereby announced as a candidate for the ‘‘Let ;~ says office of Supervisor of this District, Subject Sun feat. Tun New York to the decision of the voters of the Distrct, the Democratic National Committee Spxakine of Harpers’ Weekly and For Supervisor. tell Cleveland that his nomination was a mistake, at any rate premaPuck, the New York Tablet says: HAS. E. MULLOY is hereby anture, and he cannot hesitate to reAll the vapid and bigoted vaporings nounced as a candidate for the office of of the Tory journal and the Hessian would it that see must Supervisor from District No. 1, (Nevada he tire, for ‘Township) subject to the decision of the Redaub-cannot stop the onward march seoure success to the ticket at once, publican County Convention to be held Wedand great credit to himself. But of American ideas, as represented nesday, August 27th, 1884, For Sheriff, would Tilden, in.that event, be perby Blaine and Logan, for an hour. “> suaded to consent to the use of his HARPER’s WEEKLY is not reproTEPHEN MOORE, of Grass Valley, name? Tildev is a patriot as well will be a candidate fir the nomination ducing its pictures representing Carl of Sheriff, ahydo subject to the decision of the Reasaetatesman, He would publican County Conyention. Schurz as looking like a pair of comthing to serve his country. He has For County Treasurer. pride. His consent, under passes and a pair of spectacles. In Nevada city on or before January 1st, 1885, I therefore offer to the public at lower prices than were ever before known here, the entire stock of Spzaxtne of Harper’s Weekly caricaturing Mr. Blaine, the Irish World says: “True to its vile and venomous instincts and to its foreign masters and patrons, this wretched. sheet, which has At Nevada City, Aug. 12, 1884, to James Rodda and wife, a son. DIED. E> REMEMBER “eg LAM CLOSING 0 T! NN HUMBUG . For Supervisor. In Proof of this Assertion, I WILL NOT REFUSE ANY REASONABLE BID. N. STRANABHAN willbe a candi. date for.Supervisor fo this District, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. cut. EN ow is the golden opportunity (it may never occur again in your experience) to buy goods at your own prices. A For District Attorney. .the V unblushing effrontery to call itself ‘a journal of civilization,’ descends to ; D. LONG will be a candidate for e_ dollar savedisa dollarearned, and you can save a great the nomination of District Attor ney subject to the action of the Republican county convention. the deepest and dirtiest depths of many . dollars yy trading att Casper’ Ss. For District Attorney. _ malignity in its effort to excite di vision and distrust among our peo D. MASON will bea candidate for ple to the end that English influence PUBLIC AUCTION ! ‘PUBLIC AUCTION ! 10n. ‘ For Assemblyman. Tux Troy Prees(Democratic) wants, Cleveland to resign the office“of Gov erner, now he is a candidate for the Presidency. Grover knows. a good thing when.he has it. He has heard the fable of the dog with a bone crossing a stream. © ‘Tarn is danger of driving Cleve ~ and off the track unless the Repub BAKING POWDER F, McGLASHAN hereby aanoun: cvs himself as a candidate for the sembly, from the 15th Assembly Dis: subject to the action of the Derumuen Will be held on the premises, ke EVERY SATU RDAY County Convention. EVENING, from 8 to 9:30 o'clock thereafter till further For District Attorney. P notice. This sale will continue till the whole stockis disposed of. To anyone desiring to purchase theentire F. SIMONDS is hereby announced « asa candidate for District Attorney, subject tothe decision of the Republicaa County Convention. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A mar Notice to the People cr Nevada licansslow up their boom. The anCounty. nouncement that Butler is in the vel of purity, strength and, wholefield isa very. cold chill to the someness, More economical than the RICHARD3ON of Bloomfield ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold . IDNEY Township, proposes to enter service of stock, a very liberal discount will be made. low test, short weight, alum or.phoshate ie peden. Soup ONTY IN CANs. and willexpect the approbation of the en. tire delegation of the Republican Conven tion, to meet pee to the next coming election. SIDNEY RICHARDSON, 4 Wall at. s N.Y,a ve ~ : May28th, 1884. to enter and three to start. In Running eee five_or_more_subscrib or Judge. H. V. Reardan, Atty for Peotioner, ad Boyt senor except A when otherwise expreemy stated, entrance fee ten per cent. on atin nomirations. Agency o Gormully Celebrated Boys’ and Youths ting, and Pacitic Coast Blood ood Horse Associa JOHN CAUDWELL, Purses: divided the rate o. 60 per cent os ea bee yd oy cent for second, and "Rational amsocid ational Association rules to govern Trot tion to govern Runnin The Board reserves right to trot heats of any two classes aiertiane , or to trot or run a special race between heats. No mon -08B0nN & ALEXANDER, ey for a walk over. Horses entered for purses can only be drawn by consent of the Judges. Allentries to be made in writing, giving name, sex, color and marks of horses; also

628 Market St., opp.'Palace Hotel, 8. F. Mechanics TooJs, ardware and Machinery name and residence of owner. Nevada County N. @. R. B. In Running races, full colors must be worn by riders. Drivers in Trot Races are requested to wear caps of distinct colors, to be named in their entries, as their horses will be designated upon programmes by colors worn by arivers, Entries to all the above races to close with the Secretary on Friday, August 16th, 1884. races in which District Horses are entry Beye must have been owned in the Bigiies ee to ag lst, 1884, except when “Free for all. “~ T S WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT MORNING ENTERTAINMENTS. FIRST DAY. Game of Cricket between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of 350. — D DAY. A Ladies’ Tournament, for Wevada City —ON AND AFTER— THIRD prizes. y. Game of Baseball between the Clubs of the District, for a purse of Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. m. FOURTH DAY. A Boys’ Tournament, for FIFTH DAY. Grand Stock Parade and award of Premiums. id 11 communications te GEOKGE FLETCHER, LEAVING FOR poandsage 6.45 A.-M. DAILY; connectin 5.40 P. MM, ooh arearr name 915 ® # Daly. Assistant Secretary. Holbrooke Hotel, Grass Valley, Cal. GEO, G. BLANCHARD, President. jy3o-td ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters. 11.18 A. M. DAILY. 6.55 P,M DAILY connecti nalin every sense. They act strougly upon senger leaving San Franc! hb oo the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build rem nerves, and cleanse the SPECIAL TRAINS will be run Daily, blood and system of every impurity. Sold commencing gen . April 14th, 1884, an by Csrr Bros. §1. continue until further notice, betwe en Grass Valley aidNevada City, ‘leaving as follows: a Valley, 9.15 A. M.: Nevada City, » Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment. A sure cure for Little Grubs in the ile, Grass Valley, 4.30 P. M.; Nevada City, Rough Skin, etc. It will remove that rough5.15 P. M. ness from the hands and face, and make Tickets, Good on these special trains on! you beautiful. Price 50c. 25 cents. -Children between Gand 11 wean FRAZIER. MEDICINE ©O., Props, of age, 15 cents. Cleveland, Ohio. JOHN F. KIDDER, Manager. For sale by Carr Bros. ap2 DR. BR. M. HUNT, DR. PENNINGTON, Physician; DENTIST. OFFICE AT-<INTON’S DRUG STORE, OFFICE—Commercial Street, (Searls new NEVADA CITY. ding,) Nevada City. — and Pine Sts., ee is . ae K. CASPER, Proprietor. cS Nevada city sil i cio letor A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, : ombs, Brushes, Hand Mirtors, Toilet. Articles0 1 kinds Careful attention Given to CompoundingPreston aS Selling Out! r WALTERYD.VINTON Pad in competition with the multitude of . the people,as Sheriff of Neva’a county; pple. who never grum Last mule out wins the Nevada Drug Store, . District Attorney subject to the depon of the Republican County Conven and intrigue may be more successfal ‘ _ among them.” $250; $25 added. money. shop beverage, but are strictly medici vention, At Grass Valley, Aug. 9,1884, Mrs Olive yee i, aged 78 years, a natiy eof Connec Mule Race—go as you Lips ia ed for all. Entrance fee IRAZIER’S Root Bitters are not a dram H. of ‘Treasurer.of Nevada County, subject to the action of the ‘Republican Con eae ——————— 2:26 class, free for sundry prizes, and everything that is usually to be found in a first-class Clothing Store. . DAY’ is a candidate tor the office}. BORN. nese? AS FOLLOWS Consisting of first-class Broadcloth, Cassimere and Pique. Suits, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, no false such circumstances, would be the crowning glory of his life, ane the p:ople would all say amen,’ . Beare are noalvon rest erage. Wednesday, April 16th, 1884, MEN'S; AND BOYS CLOTHING, $25 entrance; $10 for Conditions and Remarks. set for ofthe creditors, And All Trotting and Pacing Races, except an is turther ordered atin thé meantime all when otherwise specified, best 3 in 6. Five Having concluded to For Justice of the Peace. tions that are as serious as can be dash, free forall. feit;‘ $200 added. ae TROTTING. al ‘urse $600, No, 16. RUNNING Sei Demoarat fom the outside ever come here or say a wordin my favor, or in favor of the Democratic party while I was the unanimous nominee. ‘Whenever I have any use for an or eee a aan Fifth Day—Saturday, Sept. 6th. No. 14. RUNNING. Oneand a half mile prying “plank is publis s hed before the said q Bicyeles Selling Out! Yp>_lteil At CASPFE=v S. Purse $200. Saddle horse race, for District horses who have never won —— of an as 7 {as else in propor: Half mile and repeat, No. 18. RUNNING. ee and to keep the pg RUNNING. 3-year-olds, District horses. Entrance $25; $10 forfeit; $100 added. No. 12. TROTTING. 2:45 class. Mile cept sueh as may ‘be by law exempt from ex Codfish per Ib,... ... receive aid from the Democratic organization) nor did any national Purse $150. One mile. $5 entrance; $25 added, n, and all of his deeds, vouchers, books 50 ecutio of Butter per TOU csv cscs ROGER CONLAN. Selling Out! Valua WALKING FOR STALLIONS, No. 10. Candles per box...... 1 75 seal and personal, of the said 3. By Conn, cs ex Tak New York Sun, Tilden’s orTG Bi sure the Boots are stamped CRACK —AND— ‘ . Syrup 5 gallon keg,.. Chief of the Buffalo Detective BuPR OOF on the heels, and have the PURE gan has an editorial paragraph that GUM SPRINGS on the fot and instep, him with d —An ab= serve rly TYPE WRITING. forme reau, who or breaking. will ourdle the blood’ of Democratic soluto cure for Rheumatism, which prevents thelr crackin We are making them with UBBER AND in the army, inclosing the scandal F. H. McALLISTER. Campaign managers, Speaking of Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c., and an ASBESTOS Soles, which make them last rehe reply In about Cleveland. instantaneous Pain-reliever. more than twice as long as any Rubber money for campaign purposes, it exBoots made. ceives a letter stating: ‘‘In regard PROF. BE. MULLER FOR SALE B\ ALL DEALERS. to the slip. you enclose me, it has not presses the opinion that none of the ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING, PACK—TEACHER OF— candidates have a great deal of monand cannot be contradicted. As to ING, HOSE, SPRINGS, CLOTHING, ——MuUsIro,— ey to invest in their ambitions, and word, every ‘its trurh you can rely on BOOTS AND SHOES, Eto. —aND— and not half hasbeen told that might then adde that Mr, Tilden has a good _Foreicn Lancuacsrs. . deal of moucy, but ‘he is—not—con= . 35 —o— have been.” Proprietors of the R. H. Lowell Pad } Agents. tributing much at present; bis health 8. M. RU NSTUCTIONS GIVEN IN HARMONY 9th August. A Boston dispatch of is too poor.” oo FRANCISCO. AND THOROUGH BASS. Butler al ‘‘Gener ; follows as >_>: reads NEVADA OITY, CAL. Tne Vicksburg Post, in condemnsays: ‘I see the Democratic leaders R. WALTERS, Senior vrskrond of the d deserte had I ing the enforcement of the unit rule that ined have compla Natioial Exchange Hotel shop) lately the Democratic party. There is no in the Democratic Convention at returned from Washington Territory, and hasin company with his son fitted up at the way of satisfying them. The last Chicago, makes the satiric and sugUnion Hotel one of the finest shops in the als time they complained it was that 1 gestive point, that if voters in the county. “First class work done. had captured the Democratic organconvention favored one man and saw POLITICAL NOTICES. ization. Be itsothen. Ihave only their votes counted for another, it a may happen that many of their ballet my captives loose. I have 4@ All political announcements great debt of gratj sats people lots in November, though intendad must be paid for in advance. to any for the Democratic ticket, may be of Massachusetty, but none For Sheriff. Democratic or ganization, State or counted for one or the other of its 0 campaign did I ever rivals. national. EORGE LORD, of Grass Valley, S —_{ & SON, WM. WALTER ing race. tion $1,000, wits 2 pounds off for each $100 below, and S poids added for each $100 above—11-8 miles dash. Purse $200, No.6. PACING. 2:20class. Purse $500, Third Day—Thursday, Sept. 4 No.7. RUNNING. One mile and free for all. $50 entrance; $15 fontelt: $250 added. No.6. PACING. Mile heats, 2 in 3, for for or on account of said firm or Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 property, ves, until o. Is in connection with the saloon. But Castorids AT WATT PARK! lor Gouri, Nevada war ag fornia. In the matter of Conn TROTTI NG. For double teams, Tea, 5 Ib box....... 1 25 and H. B. Sears, the members eet, are NoMile9 heats, best 2 in.8. Purse $75. hereby A Splendid Bowling Alle Union India Rubber Co’s Colds,Indigestion $ SPEED PROGRAMME the further order of this : cures Consfipation,, Sour 8 In Premiums at the Park And Pavilion ! Insolvent ssetlle Sete . Chocolate, 4 papers ...1 00 Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 The Coolest Beer in the City BUY THE BEST QUALITY : September 2, 3, 4, 6 and 6, vouchers, books of ac Coffee, 3 Ib cans ... .-Can be found at the OPERA SALOON. Give it a trial. fidren NEVADA CUUNTY, OAL., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs. * day, Friday, Saturday, B. ROSENTHAL, * Infants and Children, Without Morphine or Narootine, LIQUORS And CIGARS TablePeaches 4 Always kept at the Bar. No. 87, Castro St. Oakland, Cal. agi The best of GRASS VALLEY, RECEIVED DAILY. fue 1 co ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. THE ABOVE SALOON HAS iro OVER $5,000 e \recently been enlarged, refurnished, renovated and wi INO. 8, counties of N FRESH VEGETABLES Oysters Kee nt) LL Agricultural Association, IN THEIR SEASON. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. An Unlucky Family. is that the best man may win. 1 00 Brown * 101-2 ‘ 100 Java Coffee 4 “100 Costa Rica ‘ 6 “100 Beans 33 * 1,00 A wish that is possiblein the premises Granulated“ 91-2 sa iga ‘ Choice Cigars, Ete . pe com gio a jens Hag aesnine nnd. ‘ono, 1 30 Tomatoes 8 cans... 1 00 Green Com 7 cca OO BOWLING ALLEY, Green Peas 7 “... 1 00 Under Nevada Theatre, String Beans. 7 ‘‘... 1 00 LAST. —OF THE— EL DORADO DISTRICT Fruits and Vegetables, —AND— ballot. times happens that their full force 1889— Winfield 8, — seccould be successfully chlorided and does not appear till a late period in ond ballot. are sufficient of themselves to make the contest; nor is it possible to quite a camp of Quij toa. 1884—Grover Cleveland, second _ change the candidates. They must ter _ : ballot. be voted for, and the only * stand and EXHIBITION Fine Confectionery, raul pallgn the fod day afseptenber) tM, Siom, oun Monea as the Democratic candidate for the 1856--James Bachanan, seven“Queen of the Desert” mines, situaPresidency. Some writers wish for teenth ballot. tednear Kramer Station, io Kern this because they think Mr. Cleve: county, have recently been located. fiftyidge, Beaviduv 1860—J ohn C. land can not unite the Demovratic ! Phe reduced workings in the largsixth ballot. party; others because they have have increased Nevada in mines er 1864—George B. McClellan, first adopted the, opinion that his moral the numter of prospectors among the ballot. character is bad. All such proposihills this sammer and good work is 1868—Horatio Seymour, twentytionsask for something that is imconfidently anticipated. third ballot. possible. No; there is no chan ging There are a number of narrow 1872—Horace Greeley, indorsed. the isenes of a campaign after they 1876—Samuel J. Tilden, second veins of rich ore to the north of Quiare at once made up, though it somejotoa, says the Prospsctor, which THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL 3 ses Ske thelast fifty years. It-will be seen that Breckinridge enjoys the honor 1884. 13, T AUGUS , ESDAY “WEDN a ae At the present time it may not be o> ete te Brief Mining Motes. . eerie ee Many Ballots it Took. aie ae a eet eee os pee tae eet AGENT FOR THR BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Inperin, Tandon, Northern (ue, Liverpod,Lonéon, .