August 24, 1875 (4 pages)

RNOR, sof Ligens of the ving times and . ADY, ig. 27th. ie ug. 28th. ‘TELD, « ug, 30th. The Duily Branseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. L@CAL AFFAIRS. ” Notice. We would call the attention of votersto the iaw relative to changing ‘their residences from ene precinct to ‘another just preceding the election. Any voter who has removed from ‘one precinct to another prior to thirty. days of the date fixed for the coming election, the Ist of September, must during the coming) week, between the dates of August 234 und August 27th, both days inclusive, “apply at the office of the County Clerk-to have his name transferred to the Register of the preciiitt where “he lias taken up bisresidence. Fail““4ng to do this, such citizen will lose his vote on election day. Voters, however, who may remove from one —______ precinct. to unother within thirty days preceding the election are, under the code, deemed residents of the precinct where they previousty . resided, and, vote in the precinct ~ from) ‘which they have removed. eae Base Ball On Saturday last quite a crowd -assombled at the grounds of the Base Ball Club of this city,for the purpose of witnessing the game which we spoke of in Saturday. morning’s paper, between the Gray Eagles of Grass. Vulley, and the Star Base Ball EY, lug. Slst, ~ lican County NDIDATE torney, : lord. bY VDIDATE ‘torney, NDIDATH ER, NDIDATS OR, Be . [OTICE. GRAVEL MINition of. princiFrancisco, CaliNorth Bloom. srnia. Notice is: eting of the Dinth day of Aw _ t, of One Dolpon the capital ayable immevija coin, te the e Company, Nv. Francisco, Opli-i this assesement e twenty-second linguent,and adsuction; and wD-e, Wi be sold on ay of; October, t eesesement, toxtising and ¢» BY, Secretary. reet, San Fraareel PHIC. ‘DESMOND, Francieoo, WH * C4 TES, D BEST, Accessories, make PERIOR LPH PHOFOLERY, es YADA CI¥Y. . canén played nine innings, _ @ay afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Club of this place. The two: clubs which took considerable time. At the conclusion ofthe nine innings the game was ealled, tne score stood Gray Eagles, 10; Star’s 55. During the game the ‘Grass Valley club was.whitewashed several times. ‘Taking it all in all, iit-was-a-pretty bad beat considering ‘ithe length of time that-th's clnb_ bas been organized. We presume the Grass Valley club won’t be anxious for another game very soon, —— tee Toll Read Company. Articles of incorporation 6f the Colfax, Yankee.Jim’s and Forest Hill Wagon and Toll Road Company, have been ‘filed in the office of the Secretury of State. Capital, $40,000, in shares of $200 each. Directors—W. B. Hayford, J. A. Calver, Jacob Keck, Charles Trafton and A.H. Cowden. The principal place of busines» will be at Colfax. Public; Speaking. Hon, William’ Watt, A. B. Dibble, Esq., and other speakers, will address their fellow citizens of Nevada eounty at times and places as follows: At Moore’s Flat, Thursday, -August 26th; at North San Juan, Friday, Aug. 27th; at Grass. Valley, Saturday, Aug. 28th; at Nevada City, August 30td. Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office, in this city, for the week ending ‘Monday, August 23d, 1875. Ashman Juana, Agrell Jolin. Burke Wm. Brown J. W. Bell Solomon, Burke W, ‘Coe G. W. ‘Collier George. ~Cumbear Phiip. Evants Mrs. Mattie. Graham Kybert. Gribble James H. (Gegan Thos, : Jarkin Wm. ~ = Kitto Elizabeth. ,Pifer Adan, Philips Frank. . Reefan Joby. Rosell Mary A. Stephens I'homas, Sharp Join. Stark W. M. Wells H, C: Mitchell Win, H. H. ‘ecsieieie P.M. Episcopal Society. A business meetiig of the ladies Episcopal Suciety, will be held at he residence uf Mrs. Chas Marsb, Tuesday evening, August 24ib, A fall attewMfence is desired. : Maus. W. H. Cxawrorp, Sec. — ) nn al Rosenberg Bros. Great annual clearance sale, of staple and fuucy dry goods, eommences to-day, ucd will last sixteen days only. Ladies improve tue opportunity by culling at the palnae dry goods store of fi aug24 ROSENBERG BROS, ~~ e Aid. Sceiety. — . The ladies of tue M. E. Aid Sociaty are requested tv mect this Tuesin the Joasement of the M.\E.Cburch. A full attendance is requested. Dice pat . Phigdios, aa [was so much astonished at see ing yeut announcement in the G, V. Union, that Z can’t help expressing ‘my indignation, and fet me say to j} you tight bere, that you will lose {some of your best Republican castom, This { know tobe a fact, for I bevé heard them express themselves enit, ,Your very best friends are disappointed in yon, Bigelew. one’s duty, to tell you first how the people feel. ‘There are men here in this vity, who could not be mage to believe yesterday that you would ever be one that. helped to defeat the Republican party, Why have you name of rauning for alittle petty were, why in the name ef God didn’t you ask for one from your own paryour Republican opponent have a ghost of:a show, no more.thaa I have, so that your friends must nec: _ essarily come to the conclusion ead Democratic victory; for it is not _possible that you are so short sighted as handful cf Independent voters. Now Bigelow, I wish it was so that I might go to you and give the names cf the different ones that I have heard talk about this thing, but all are friends _of mine, and I. don’t want my name mentioned. I know that writiug in this way is cowardly, but I hate to see a man that I hive looked on as a friend, fooled and duped by those ring leaders. You are not considered in the ring as yet, unless your announcement to-day changes some of your friends opinions, as there wag a great many who seemed to think that even if you did take the nomination, that Bigelow was not fool eriough to have his name peddled around the country to—get such an ignominious defeat as you will be sure to getif yourun., You know, or ought to know, that you oeratic purty; they will all go straight or neurly so on the day-of eleciion you may depend. ‘Luep where du you expect to get your strength from? You ure possibly led to believe that this is not so, but the majority of the people belfeve it; und know it. Grass Vulley Union, the editorial of the 17th, that you will do so. Now, Bigelow, in the name of common sense, look at this ina sane light, . ' and don’t be puffed up by those soreheads; don’t let the enemies of our country get the power inte their hands; stick by the old party, and instead of losing friends and, business, you will double beth. I will have to stop here. I did intend to _. write more, but am pressed for time. Hoping that you may see your error in time te help instead of putting down the old party, I subscribe myself, your + WeLu. WIsHER, For good square Republican-Dem, ocratic-Independent groceries, go to LESTER & MULLOY'’S, Broad St ~se_Covuaus and colds are often overlooked. A continuance for any length of time causes intuiion of the lungs or some chronic throat disease. Brown’s Bronchial ‘Troches are an effectual cough remedy. Important. Endorsed-~by the Medical profession. Dr. Wm. Hall’s Colds and Consumption, and ali diseases of the Throut und Chest. Dr. Towusley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m ru ; i dads For Sule. Owing to ill healtn, I offer my brick building at the junction of Main and Commerciul streets, with stock of liquors, cigars, eic., dnd good will of the business, °at a great bargain, if applied for soon. aug18-if, ISAAC LOYD, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For Congress, Ifeelasif itis my duty, or some. changed your poliics? Is it forthe . ceunty office? If yoa-were an officet seeker, as ne-one: -ever-thougbt-you tt": ty? then you might have got it’ and . . been elected; now, neither you nor. ‘you-are paving the way fora clean} to'think you can be elected by your . }. will net get.25 votes from the Dem. , I hope that if you nave not read the . Bulsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, . INDEPENDENT COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, _ HENRY ATWATER, W. D. WOODS, SETH MARTIN, e For Sheriff, E. O. TOMPKINS. For County Clerk, . E, W. BIGELOW. For County Treasurer, * G. G. ALLAN. . For Assessor,” ‘ JOHN McBEAN. _ For District Attorney, ee W. D. LONG, For Surveyor. FENWICK R. MILLER. For Superintendent of Sober FRANK POWER: . GEO. CARSON, For Pnblic Adminiatrator, ALEXANDER SIMS; -— Fer Coroner, W. C. GROVES, . ’ For Ceunty Judge, J.B. JOHNSON, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For Recorder, $ i BESSEMER. STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE JOHNSTON & SON, : Opposite Union Hotel, ' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARUWARE, STOVES, ‘TIN WARE, IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS _ PICKS, ‘Wheelbarrows, Grindstones, Roepe, Blocks & . Sheaves, Ox Bows and Keys, Chain, Anvils, Vises, = ~~ Bellows, Also, the celebrated “MACHINE AND CARRIAGE Bris, . RUBBER HOSE. BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all. kinds. BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE, SHUT, &e. Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo. “FOR SHERIFF, E. 0. TOMPKINS. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER, WM. GEORGE. e REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER. W. K. SPENCER. DEMOCRATIv CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF, CAL. R. CLARKE, } } . ' DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE . FOR ASSESSOR, DAN COLLINS, : REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE . FOR COUNTY CLERK, T.C. Plunkett, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, P. H. Belden. Mrs. G. W. Smith, Pres. H. F. PAGE, BACIFIC RUBBER PAINT. use. Sold by the quart, gallen or barrel. Books ! Books ! ‘. ‘Sold on the installment plan. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CH(MNEYS, WICKS, Kc. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes. QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco pr: ces. ma A in stock of Galvanized IRON WATER PIPE constantly on hand ard cenection made with the City Water Works. IHON PIPE made to order and all kinds of Repairing done. In fact the best selected stock of Goods in Nevada Ooany. and as Cheap as the Cheapest. — wes fy, Call and sce us at the Fioneer Stand, RF-OPPOSITE 'THE UNION HOTEL.“ea Nevada City, June 23d. Republican Timothy Guy Phelps . os JB". PaAGH. STATE TICKET. Election, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1875, For Governor, OF SAN MATEO, For Lieut-Governor, JOSEPH M. CAVIS, For Secretary of State, EDWARD HALLET, of Butte. ~ For State Controller, J.J. GREEN, of-Marin. For Surveyor General, ROBERT GARDNER, of Humbold: For State Treasurer, WM. BECKMAN, of Sacramento. For Attorney General, E. D. SAWYER, of San Francisco. For Clerk of Supréme Court, = I. TAGGART, of Shasta. For Congress, SKcOND CONGRESSIONAL District, : For Supt. of Public Toutrastion: EZRA 8. CARR, of Alumeda. COUNTY TICKET. OF SAN JOAQUIN, r a See DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET i . _ For Governor, WILLIAM IRWIN. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES A. JOHNSON. For Secretary.of State, THOMAS BECK, For Controller, J. W. MANDEVILLE. For Attorney-General, JO HAMILTON, For Treasurer, J, G@ ESTUDILLO. ” For done Gena --WIGLIAM MINIS. For Clerk of Supreme Court. D. B. WOOLF. For Supt. Publi¢ Instruction, — O, P. FILAGERALD. @ en (J ne CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. Re “For. Congress—Second Distriet, HENRY LARKIN, zt For Assemblymen, 8. L. BLACKWELL, GEO. W GIFFEN, THOS. P. BLUE. For. Sheriff, CAL. R. CLARKE, For County Clerk, ° For Assemblymen, ~~ — O. P. STIDGER, W. 0. RICHMOND, §.M. HARRIS, For Sheriff, J. S8.McBRIDE. For County Clerk, T.C. PLUNKETT, For County Treasurer, W. K. SPENCER. For Recorder, WM. GEORGE, For Assessor, P. H. BELDEN. For District Attorney, E. H. GAYLORD. For Superint eudent of Schoois, E. M. PRESTON. For Surveyor,: G. F. DEETKEN. . For Public Administrator, JAMES MARRIOTT. BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS INS =, Drugs Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines Paints, Oils avd Window Glass, Perfumery and Toilet Articles. SICILY LEMON SUGAR, HOYT’S GERMAN COLOGNE, ~ Of ell shades and oolors ready mixed for . BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, JUVENILE and . GIFT BOOKS, All things ah aii for schools of 4 all grades, STATIC] CNERY. Gold Peng ,Congress Water, . Legal, Note, Bill, and Drawing Paper, Cf all kinds, ENVELOPES---A great variety. er MUSIC MUSIC. ~LHE ANTISELL PIANO, A chance, for everybody to sccure a fiyst-class Instrument. ~ A full line of SHEET MUSIC. Agents for Nevada Ctty for the celebrated BETHESDA WATER. PURE WINET and LIQUORS For medical use. Agents Pacific Mutual Life In surance Co. Agents Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Capital, $1 000,000,000. Agents for Patent School Desks and Seaty, ‘. cles, . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, For Supervisors, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Tawnsbips, A. L. BAGLEY, Grass Valley Township, 8. H. DILLE. For County Judge, JOHN CALDWELL. For District Judge, J. E. HALE, A. GAVARD, -WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, G62 Broad Strect, Nevada City. Watehes and Jewelry Re paired at Reduced prices MR. GAVARD, having been in California fox 256 years, anda resident of North San Juan for 15 years, where he is favorably @ known, is confident he cun give am entire satisfaction, to his enc mersAll Sorts of work in his line fally Guaranteed, Also a large stock of Watches and Jewelry, both importod and of his. own manufacture. Precious stones of all kinds mounted as desired. Also a large assortment of spectajy 29. LANS and Specifications for the repair of Suspension Bridge, at the foot of Pine Street, Nevada City, are tu be seen at the Office of the County Clerk, Nevada City Cal. Sealed proposais will be received until Saturday, August 28th, 1875, } At noon of said day, for repairing said Bridge, in accordance witn such Phins and Specifications. It being understood that said Contract is to be let on a Cash Basis. The Board reserve the Bght to reject any and a]l bi ‘s. : By order of the Board of Supervisors, JNO. PATTISON, Clerk. By T. ©, Puwnxerr, Deputy. wichivate, Aug. 15th, 1875. HOUSB AND LOT. FOR SALE. THE HOUSE AND LT situ: ted ess) On Upper Park Avenue, Nevada ‘tt! City, 18 offered for sale. The hon-e tt) has Six Large Rooms, Parlor, Dining Room. Three Be! Rooms and Kit hen. Thore is also a good Cellar, Large Barn, Wood Shed and other Outbuil ings. good well of water is in the kitchen uf ‘he house. The lot contains one acre of land, ; and-adjoins Mr. Youu ’s property. A good title will be given. ___ Price $250 00.The property can be examined by calling on Mr. Young. . For, turtber particulars addrers * “ MRS. JOHN COOK, BELL & BELDEN. { augl3 lm Austin, Nevadas . All made by my special order, and werJ JAMES D. WHITE. For Recorder, JOHN J. ROGERS, For Treasurer, J. N. PAYNE, _-For Assessor, DANIEL COLLINS, For District Attorney, JOHN I, CALDWELL, For County Surveyor, PALMER SMITH, For School Superiutendent, M. B. B. POTTER, For Coroner, B. JOHNSON, For Supervisor 2d District, (Grass Valley Township.) 7.) Ay Be BRADY; For Supervisor 4th District, (Bridgeport and Rough and Ready — Townships) WM. M. NUTTER. Election, Wednesday, Sep. Ist, 1875. JUDICIAL TICKET. ° For Judge of Fourteenth Judicial District, THOS. B. REARDAN, For County Judge, THOS. H. CASWELL. WM. R. COE, Cor: Main and Commercial Sts NEW ARRIVALS. a The Grand Duke Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE, French and Village Ties, Bismatek Congress Gaiters, And all of the Latest Styles—the best made.— Also, afull line of Ladiss’, Misses, and chi)dren’s SHOES AND LIPPERS, ent Ey ace ranten to give satisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE. Boot and Shoe Findings at Sin Francisco prices, with freight added. Also ll kinds of Cul* Kip; Sole Leather, Sheep skins, Llning Skins, and other_articlee used by the trade supplied to shoe makers. w. ‘R. COE. Nevada, July 30th. . HYMAN BROS. Cor, Broad and “Pine Stieets, NFVADA CITY: Hi“= CONSTANTLY ON HAND : se FULL ASSORTMENT Or Clothing, Gents’ . Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Valises and Trunks, 2 ae Whien they sell:at LOW RATES. HYMAN BROS, Nevada, July 4, 1875. NOTICE TO WOOD MEN. 4 A Board of Educetion Nevada School Ji: trict, will receive sealed propusis until So’clock, A. M., SATURDAY, AUGUST the 28th, For the delivery at th» Washington School Building, of Thirty (30) cor's of Oak wood and-frve (5) cor sof Pine Wood. The Board reserve the right to r:ject an or all bide , J. ORGAN, Clerk Sound, pirtene Nevads, Aug. 7, 1875.

RNOR, sof Ligens of the ving times and . ADY, ig. 27th. ie ug. 28th. ‘TELD, « ug, 30th. The Duily Branseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. L@CAL AFFAIRS. ” Notice. We would call the attention of votersto the iaw relative to changing ‘their residences from ene precinct to ‘another just preceding the election. Any voter who has removed from ‘one precinct to another prior to thirty. days of the date fixed for the coming election, the Ist of September, must during the coming) week, between the dates of August 234 und August 27th, both days inclusive, “apply at the office of the County Clerk-to have his name transferred to the Register of the preciiitt where “he lias taken up bisresidence. Fail““4ng to do this, such citizen will lose his vote on election day. Voters, however, who may remove from one —______ precinct. to unother within thirty days preceding the election are, under the code, deemed residents of the precinct where they previousty . resided, and, vote in the precinct ~ from) ‘which they have removed. eae Base Ball On Saturday last quite a crowd -assombled at the grounds of the Base Ball Club of this city,for the purpose of witnessing the game which we spoke of in Saturday. morning’s paper, between the Gray Eagles of Grass. Vulley, and the Star Base Ball EY, lug. Slst, ~ lican County NDIDATE torney, : lord. bY VDIDATE ‘torney, NDIDATH ER, NDIDATS OR, Be . [OTICE. GRAVEL MINition of. princiFrancisco, CaliNorth Bloom. srnia. Notice is: eting of the Dinth day of Aw _ t, of One Dolpon the capital ayable immevija coin, te the e Company, Nv. Francisco, Opli-i this assesement e twenty-second linguent,and adsuction; and wD-e, Wi be sold on ay of; October, t eesesement, toxtising and ¢» BY, Secretary. reet, San Fraareel PHIC. ‘DESMOND, Francieoo, WH * C4 TES, D BEST, Accessories, make PERIOR LPH PHOFOLERY, es YADA CI¥Y. . canén played nine innings, _ @ay afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Club of this place. The two: clubs which took considerable time. At the conclusion ofthe nine innings the game was ealled, tne score stood Gray Eagles, 10; Star’s 55. During the game the ‘Grass Valley club was.whitewashed several times. ‘Taking it all in all, iit-was-a-pretty bad beat considering ‘ithe length of time that-th's clnb_ bas been organized. We presume the Grass Valley club won’t be anxious for another game very soon, —— tee Toll Read Company. Articles of incorporation 6f the Colfax, Yankee.Jim’s and Forest Hill Wagon and Toll Road Company, have been ‘filed in the office of the Secretury of State. Capital, $40,000, in shares of $200 each. Directors—W. B. Hayford, J. A. Calver, Jacob Keck, Charles Trafton and A.H. Cowden. The principal place of busines» will be at Colfax. Public; Speaking. Hon, William’ Watt, A. B. Dibble, Esq., and other speakers, will address their fellow citizens of Nevada eounty at times and places as follows: At Moore’s Flat, Thursday, -August 26th; at North San Juan, Friday, Aug. 27th; at Grass. Valley, Saturday, Aug. 28th; at Nevada City, August 30td. Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office, in this city, for the week ending ‘Monday, August 23d, 1875. Ashman Juana, Agrell Jolin. Burke Wm. Brown J. W. Bell Solomon, Burke W, ‘Coe G. W. ‘Collier George. ~Cumbear Phiip. Evants Mrs. Mattie. Graham Kybert. Gribble James H. (Gegan Thos, : Jarkin Wm. ~ = Kitto Elizabeth. ,Pifer Adan, Philips Frank. . Reefan Joby. Rosell Mary A. Stephens I'homas, Sharp Join. Stark W. M. Wells H, C: Mitchell Win, H. H. ‘ecsieieie P.M. Episcopal Society. A business meetiig of the ladies Episcopal Suciety, will be held at he residence uf Mrs. Chas Marsb, Tuesday evening, August 24ib, A fall attewMfence is desired. : Maus. W. H. Cxawrorp, Sec. — ) nn al Rosenberg Bros. Great annual clearance sale, of staple and fuucy dry goods, eommences to-day, ucd will last sixteen days only. Ladies improve tue opportunity by culling at the palnae dry goods store of fi aug24 ROSENBERG BROS, ~~ e Aid. Sceiety. — . The ladies of tue M. E. Aid Sociaty are requested tv mect this Tuesin the Joasement of the M.\E.Cburch. A full attendance is requested. Dice pat . Phigdios, aa [was so much astonished at see ing yeut announcement in the G, V. Union, that Z can’t help expressing ‘my indignation, and fet me say to j} you tight bere, that you will lose {some of your best Republican castom, This { know tobe a fact, for I bevé heard them express themselves enit, ,Your very best friends are disappointed in yon, Bigelew. one’s duty, to tell you first how the people feel. ‘There are men here in this vity, who could not be mage to believe yesterday that you would ever be one that. helped to defeat the Republican party, Why have you name of rauning for alittle petty were, why in the name ef God didn’t you ask for one from your own paryour Republican opponent have a ghost of:a show, no more.thaa I have, so that your friends must nec: _ essarily come to the conclusion ead Democratic victory; for it is not _possible that you are so short sighted as handful cf Independent voters. Now Bigelow, I wish it was so that I might go to you and give the names cf the different ones that I have heard talk about this thing, but all are friends _of mine, and I. don’t want my name mentioned. I know that writiug in this way is cowardly, but I hate to see a man that I hive looked on as a friend, fooled and duped by those ring leaders. You are not considered in the ring as yet, unless your announcement to-day changes some of your friends opinions, as there wag a great many who seemed to think that even if you did take the nomination, that Bigelow was not fool eriough to have his name peddled around the country to—get such an ignominious defeat as you will be sure to getif yourun., You know, or ought to know, that you oeratic purty; they will all go straight or neurly so on the day-of eleciion you may depend. ‘Luep where du you expect to get your strength from? You ure possibly led to believe that this is not so, but the majority of the people belfeve it; und know it. Grass Vulley Union, the editorial of the 17th, that you will do so. Now, Bigelow, in the name of common sense, look at this ina sane light, . ' and don’t be puffed up by those soreheads; don’t let the enemies of our country get the power inte their hands; stick by the old party, and instead of losing friends and, business, you will double beth. I will have to stop here. I did intend to _. write more, but am pressed for time. Hoping that you may see your error in time te help instead of putting down the old party, I subscribe myself, your + WeLu. WIsHER, For good square Republican-Dem, ocratic-Independent groceries, go to LESTER & MULLOY'’S, Broad St ~se_Covuaus and colds are often overlooked. A continuance for any length of time causes intuiion of the lungs or some chronic throat disease. Brown’s Bronchial ‘Troches are an effectual cough remedy. Important. Endorsed-~by the Medical profession. Dr. Wm. Hall’s Colds and Consumption, and ali diseases of the Throut und Chest. Dr. Towusley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. f7-6m ru ; i dads For Sule. Owing to ill healtn, I offer my brick building at the junction of Main and Commerciul streets, with stock of liquors, cigars, eic., dnd good will of the business, °at a great bargain, if applied for soon. aug18-if, ISAAC LOYD, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For Congress, Ifeelasif itis my duty, or some. changed your poliics? Is it forthe . ceunty office? If yoa-were an officet seeker, as ne-one: -ever-thougbt-you tt": ty? then you might have got it’ and . . been elected; now, neither you nor. ‘you-are paving the way fora clean} to'think you can be elected by your . }. will net get.25 votes from the Dem. , I hope that if you nave not read the . Bulsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, . INDEPENDENT COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, _ HENRY ATWATER, W. D. WOODS, SETH MARTIN, e For Sheriff, E. O. TOMPKINS. For County Clerk, . E, W. BIGELOW. For County Treasurer, * G. G. ALLAN. . For Assessor,” ‘ JOHN McBEAN. _ For District Attorney, ee W. D. LONG, For Surveyor. FENWICK R. MILLER. For Superintendent of Sober FRANK POWER: . GEO. CARSON, For Pnblic Adminiatrator, ALEXANDER SIMS; -— Fer Coroner, W. C. GROVES, . ’ For Ceunty Judge, J.B. JOHNSON, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE For Recorder, $ i BESSEMER. STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE JOHNSTON & SON, : Opposite Union Hotel, ' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARUWARE, STOVES, ‘TIN WARE, IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS _ PICKS, ‘Wheelbarrows, Grindstones, Roepe, Blocks & . Sheaves, Ox Bows and Keys, Chain, Anvils, Vises, = ~~ Bellows, Also, the celebrated “MACHINE AND CARRIAGE Bris, . RUBBER HOSE. BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all. kinds. BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE, SHUT, &e. Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware.

Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo. “FOR SHERIFF, E. 0. TOMPKINS. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER, WM. GEORGE. e REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER. W. K. SPENCER. DEMOCRATIv CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF, CAL. R. CLARKE, } } . ' DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE . FOR ASSESSOR, DAN COLLINS, : REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE . FOR COUNTY CLERK, T.C. Plunkett, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, P. H. Belden. Mrs. G. W. Smith, Pres. H. F. PAGE, BACIFIC RUBBER PAINT. use. Sold by the quart, gallen or barrel. Books ! Books ! ‘. ‘Sold on the installment plan. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CH(MNEYS, WICKS, Kc. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes. QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco pr: ces. ma A in stock of Galvanized IRON WATER PIPE constantly on hand ard cenection made with the City Water Works. IHON PIPE made to order and all kinds of Repairing done. In fact the best selected stock of Goods in Nevada Ooany. and as Cheap as the Cheapest. — wes fy, Call and sce us at the Fioneer Stand, RF-OPPOSITE 'THE UNION HOTEL.“ea Nevada City, June 23d. Republican Timothy Guy Phelps . os JB". PaAGH. STATE TICKET. Election, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1875, For Governor, OF SAN MATEO, For Lieut-Governor, JOSEPH M. CAVIS, For Secretary of State, EDWARD HALLET, of Butte. ~ For State Controller, J.J. GREEN, of-Marin. For Surveyor General, ROBERT GARDNER, of Humbold: For State Treasurer, WM. BECKMAN, of Sacramento. For Attorney General, E. D. SAWYER, of San Francisco. For Clerk of Supréme Court, = I. TAGGART, of Shasta. For Congress, SKcOND CONGRESSIONAL District, : For Supt. of Public Toutrastion: EZRA 8. CARR, of Alumeda. COUNTY TICKET. OF SAN JOAQUIN, r a See DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET i . _ For Governor, WILLIAM IRWIN. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES A. JOHNSON. For Secretary.of State, THOMAS BECK, For Controller, J. W. MANDEVILLE. For Attorney-General, JO HAMILTON, For Treasurer, J, G@ ESTUDILLO. ” For done Gena --WIGLIAM MINIS. For Clerk of Supreme Court. D. B. WOOLF. For Supt. Publi¢ Instruction, — O, P. FILAGERALD. @ en (J ne CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. Re “For. Congress—Second Distriet, HENRY LARKIN, zt For Assemblymen, 8. L. BLACKWELL, GEO. W GIFFEN, THOS. P. BLUE. For. Sheriff, CAL. R. CLARKE, For County Clerk, ° For Assemblymen, ~~ — O. P. STIDGER, W. 0. RICHMOND, §.M. HARRIS, For Sheriff, J. S8.McBRIDE. For County Clerk, T.C. PLUNKETT, For County Treasurer, W. K. SPENCER. For Recorder, WM. GEORGE, For Assessor, P. H. BELDEN. For District Attorney, E. H. GAYLORD. For Superint eudent of Schoois, E. M. PRESTON. For Surveyor,: G. F. DEETKEN. . For Public Administrator, JAMES MARRIOTT. BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS INS =, Drugs Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines Paints, Oils avd Window Glass, Perfumery and Toilet Articles. SICILY LEMON SUGAR, HOYT’S GERMAN COLOGNE, ~ Of ell shades and oolors ready mixed for . BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, JUVENILE and . GIFT BOOKS, All things ah aii for schools of 4 all grades, STATIC] CNERY. Gold Peng ,Congress Water, . Legal, Note, Bill, and Drawing Paper, Cf all kinds, ENVELOPES---A great variety. er MUSIC MUSIC. ~LHE ANTISELL PIANO, A chance, for everybody to sccure a fiyst-class Instrument. ~ A full line of SHEET MUSIC. Agents for Nevada Ctty for the celebrated BETHESDA WATER. PURE WINET and LIQUORS For medical use. Agents Pacific Mutual Life In surance Co. Agents Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Capital, $1 000,000,000. Agents for Patent School Desks and Seaty, ‘. cles, . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, For Supervisors, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Tawnsbips, A. L. BAGLEY, Grass Valley Township, 8. H. DILLE. For County Judge, JOHN CALDWELL. For District Judge, J. E. HALE, A. GAVARD, -WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, G62 Broad Strect, Nevada City. Watehes and Jewelry Re paired at Reduced prices MR. GAVARD, having been in California fox 256 years, anda resident of North San Juan for 15 years, where he is favorably @ known, is confident he cun give am entire satisfaction, to his enc mersAll Sorts of work in his line fally Guaranteed, Also a large stock of Watches and Jewelry, both importod and of his. own manufacture. Precious stones of all kinds mounted as desired. Also a large assortment of spectajy 29. LANS and Specifications for the repair of Suspension Bridge, at the foot of Pine Street, Nevada City, are tu be seen at the Office of the County Clerk, Nevada City Cal. Sealed proposais will be received until Saturday, August 28th, 1875, } At noon of said day, for repairing said Bridge, in accordance witn such Phins and Specifications. It being understood that said Contract is to be let on a Cash Basis.. The Board reserve the Bght to reject any and a]l bi ‘s. : By order of the Board of Supervisors, JNO. PATTISON, Clerk. By T. ©, Puwnxerr, Deputy. wichivate, Aug. 15th, 1875. HOUSB AND LOT. FOR SALE. THE HOUSE AND LT situ: ted ess) On Upper Park Avenue, Nevada ‘tt! City, 18 offered for sale. The hon-e tt) has Six Large Rooms, Parlor, Dining Room. Three Be! Rooms and Kit hen. Thore is also a good Cellar, Large Barn, Wood Shed and other Outbuil ings. good well of water is in the kitchen uf ‘he house. The lot contains one acre of land, ; and-adjoins Mr. Youu ’s property. A good title will be given. ___ Price $250 00.The property can be examined by calling on Mr. Young. . For, turtber particulars addrers * “ MRS. JOHN COOK, BELL & BELDEN. { augl3 lm Austin, Nevadas . All made by my special order, and werJ JAMES D. WHITE. For Recorder, JOHN J. ROGERS, For Treasurer, J. N. PAYNE, _-For Assessor, DANIEL COLLINS, For District Attorney, JOHN I, CALDWELL, For County Surveyor, PALMER SMITH, For School Superiutendent, M. B. B. POTTER, For Coroner, B. JOHNSON, For Supervisor 2d District, (Grass Valley Township.) 7.) Ay Be BRADY; For Supervisor 4th District, (Bridgeport and Rough and Ready — Townships) WM. M. NUTTER. Election, Wednesday, Sep. Ist, 1875. JUDICIAL TICKET. ° For Judge of Fourteenth Judicial District, THOS. B. REARDAN, For County Judge, THOS. H. CASWELL. WM. R. COE, Cor: Main and Commercial Sts NEW ARRIVALS. a The Grand Duke Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE, French and Village Ties, Bismatek Congress Gaiters, And all of the Latest Styles—the best made.— Also, afull line of Ladiss’, Misses, and chi)dren’s SHOES AND LIPPERS, ent Ey ace ranten to give satisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE. Boot and Shoe Findings at Sin Francisco prices, with freight added. Also ll kinds of Cul* Kip; Sole Leather, Sheep skins, Llning Skins, and other_articlee used by the trade supplied to shoe makers. w. ‘R. COE. Nevada, July 30th. . HYMAN BROS. Cor, Broad and “Pine Stieets, NFVADA CITY: Hi“= CONSTANTLY ON HAND : se FULL ASSORTMENT Or Clothing, Gents’ . Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Valises and Trunks, 2 ae Whien they sell:at LOW RATES. HYMAN BROS, Nevada, July 4, 1875. NOTICE TO WOOD MEN. 4 A Board of Educetion Nevada School Ji: trict, will receive sealed propusis until So’clock, A. M., SATURDAY, AUGUST the 28th, For the delivery at th» Washington School Building, of Thirty (30) cor's of Oak wood and-frve (5) cor sof Pine Wood. The Board reserve the right to r:ject an or all bide , J. ORGAN, Clerk Sound, pirtene Nevads, Aug. 7, 1875.