August 24, 1882 (4 pages)

ldiHerhusband isa ap Matera —" Carolina. : { THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. BULLDOZING me PRESS. “It is high time for the press of San Franc’ Pilato $0 declare itself explicity in the debris question. — It some of the daily journale of the metropolis should lose a few thouaand subscribers in the valley they oa awake to the fact that~ slickens is in politics and is there to stay. Thenewspaper that will not . give its aid to the valley in this con* ‘test is either cowardly or ea te or both, and should be shunned b honest men.—Marysville -Appeal. The anti-miners are getting reduced to desperate straits. This attempt to bulldoze the press, like, all their other moves, will not be ~ likely to result te their advantage, __The anti-miners are not as a rule a reading people. The most of them are shiftless, ignorant, narrowthinded, and in some parts of the United States would be designated as ‘‘poor white trash.” They are not a newspaper supporting element. On the other hand, the inhabitants _of the mining sections are progressive, well informed on the topics of the day, and liberal in thought and purse. They patronize the press, _ We warrant that in Nevada county alone more San Francisco and Sacramento newspapers are paid for and read than in Yuba and Sutter counties combined. We should like to see the correct figu.es as to this point published. AN ISSUE. Sacramento county should be, and we think will be, unanimous on the slickens uestion. gos Republican ty vention adop' proper utions-and fully pledged their candidates upon this issue; and seems as ifthe Democratic Ccnvention will not be behind in this rerd. “Self preservation is the first w of Nature,” and the man who will not take care of his own houseBee. ‘ts worse than an infidel.”— The Lord takes care of those who try to take care of themselves, and in every mining county the slickens issue will be the foremost local one this Fall with both parties. Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo. and Yuba have opened the ball, and the minersare certainly able to give them a Roland for every Oliver. Everything our pecp!e own is at stake, and we can only save it by doing some good, hard fighting. The Democrats’ and Republicans of the mountains will not in’ their ‘county conventions attempt to dodge this great local issue, we believe. It would do no good if they did, for like Banquo’s ghost it will not down. , EEE Tue Philadelphia Bulletin tells of a one-legged, dime novelist expert, who lived by his wits and his crutches. Hopping along on a Leadville street, he suddenly caught one of his crutches ina hole. He ‘fell, he rose, he sued the city and recovered $3,000 damages. He did likewise. in Kansas City and recovered $500, in Terre Haute, $500, and in St. Louis $800. Dr Mopp, who dressed Kee leg of Wilkes Booth after the ussassination of Abraham Lincoln, for which he was‘sent to the Dry Tortuyas for implication in the conspiracy, has: presented to the House of Representatives a petition for compensation for attending soldiers and Government employes stricken by yellow fever. THE contemplated underground railway of Paris is to be 24 miles Jong including branches, and will cost $30,000,000, or $1,260,000 per tnile; ten cents first-class fare, four cents second-class fare, two cents ~-workman’é fare, according to the class of t “‘passengaire. ” MERCHANT in Tallahassee, Florrecently received an order for 100 pounds of dried tig leaves of a bright color. As the order came “fiom a large tobacco manufactory; the use to which the leaves will be put is easily surmised. * * Accorpine to a law still. on the Statute Beok in England, to speak anything in derogation of the Buok of. Prayer is an offense which may be punished in a layman, on the third cxemmaaed ‘by imprisonment for life. _ " AyTER a dozen boys, at Scranton, had kicked 4 can around for hali an hour, aman came along and found ‘theld a pound of nitro glycerine. All the hairin the crowd crawled up. _ to stay, for an -_ Propapuy the voongsii bride” in the country is Mrs. Thomas Payne, who.is-only eleven and » half years ° Charles Ward, a negro, was ia lay } ed at Galveston, Texas, on Mondsy}) Tt . for ravishing a German girl a we . Phirty-eight ehot were lodged in his ‘. It reads like an edijorial in the opago. ' Conductor Sheppard and Ed. Christine, a boy, were killed. by a collision on the Delaware, Lickwanna and Western Road Monday. Sunday evening Mrs Sarah Reed, of Merom, Indiana; shot -Maurice Ward, who was stealing her money. body and he will die. AtSan Diego Monday Mos. Dr, Patterson, the spiritualistic ‘tumor snatcher,” was sentenced to pay 9 tine of $225, aud serve ‘six months in the County Jail. John Crawford, of Dayton, W. T., aged twenty-four, was‘kicked Saturday eveningin the forehead by a horse,causing a very serious fracture, Y . His recovery is not expected. Wm. R. Fitzpatrick, claiming to be the heir to the thione of Ireland, has been writing to Gladstone to urge on his royal sister Victoria that she renounce her title to his country. He does not appear to Le a crank. As W. B. Wilson and P. Ghrrod, on Thursday, were driving through the timber between Okanozoh and Spalamacheen, British Columbia, they were caught in a very severe thunder storm. The wind was blowing a hurricane, aad was. accompanied by rain and hail. Atree standing near the road fell across the wag-. on, killing Mr. Gi.od instantly. Charles Emersor, a half demented individual on Orcis Island, W. T., commisted suicide some days ago, Being missed, his neighbors went to his home, aud there a horrible sight met their gaze. Emerson had evidently shot himself with a rifle, and afver death the hogs had broken into the house anil mangled the body, devouring the flesh, crunching the bones, etc. cman a ENG AG mir sere The Happy Past. A acody-looking ind individua! dropped Lito the editor’s room and failing to borrow a half-dollar he begged to narrate his experience. ‘I used to be ati Officer of State, I did. I was Sheriff and member of the Legislature and Constable and Clerk of the Courts and Judge and a candidate time aud again, and had a high old frolic, Idid.” **T don’t believe it,” said the editor. “Why don’t you ?”’ : “Because I have a letter here which. says you are a thief and a liar, and a scoundrel and a villain, and a traducer and a perjurer, and a defaulter and a plotter, and a lowdown brawler and‘a lover of all that is vile and wicked and dishonest and abhorrent to decent people, and a—” ‘Aha! stranger, go on and read that all over again and rea‘ it loud. It sounds like old times. It brings back the days when I run for office. position ‘paper, and brings back to my memory that blessed period when L felt I was somebody and life was worth having. Oh, glorious hours of my past, will ye ever come back to me?” and the. tears rolled down his cheeks as the editor pronounced again the magic words and then gave him @ quarter to sober up on. Ainaxab, The great Egyptian Elixir and most wonderful discovery of. the age, has a magical effect upon the skin, 1uaking it soft, clear and_ transparent. It is the best toilet article in the orld,as it is the only one needed for the complexion HOTEL ARRIVALS, NATIONAL ae HOTEL. ® STANLEY A. EDDY. Bere, SOE eS Proprietor Tuxrspay, August 22, 1882, _ Geo. Bower, San Francisco, Mrs. Conelon, Moore’s Flat. 8. T. Dibble, Grass Valley, Wm. Haskins, Forest City. iS} page Hee Scott’s Flat. H.A. Hartung, do Thos. Price, San Francisco. Mra. Peyson, do Chas. Stokes, Grass Valley. Erastus Bonp, Clerk, ——Q— ne Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS.. e--Proprietors. Turspay, Augnat 22. _ G.E. Klingman, San Francisco. J. Hanley, Willow Valley. W. H. Taggart, City. A, W.-Meigs, San Francisco. Mrs. Teitjeu, & c., Grass Va ley. C. Donglass, City: A. Nivens, City. H. Dunker, City. L. Euphart, San Francisco. 3. D. Turner, do. Hartung, Scott’s Flat. ° Hetherington, do = Voas, Voss’ Mill. Hooper, Grass Valley. © D. Leahey, San Francisco. Prof. Hesse, Oakland. E. Ambrose, City. A. Ambrose, City. T.Okey, City. : Visitors. to San . Can Secure Neatly . FURNISHED 1 ROOMS, CEM ewar an Alexandria county, N. c., they and “in ties that the mining of : boone picageee : eee eEvaDA CITY, O% GRASS_ ‘VALLEY, will be a candivention for Superintendent of Schools, ‘form that the County Superintendent should . the Republican County Convention, For + School ool Superintendt ‘biatch WILLIAM M HERROD, date before tie Republican County ome Herrod secks the nomination on the an: devote his whole time to his work. For County T Treasurer. WM. BAWS, F GRASS VALLEY, is hereby announce ed as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Couuty Convention. E. W. Charles, in OR. NEVADA COUNTY, Wwums CANDIDATE BEFORE THE Republican State Convention fornomination as ' Secretary of State. For County Clerk, R. E. ROBINSON. {UBJECT to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Treastirer. Wm. G. Richards, 8 hereby announced as 4 candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Ropanticen County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. JOHN McBROWN 8S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A: CAN[ didate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the will of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. H. C. MILLS, : i hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision ¢ the Republ 6 5 tion. For Superintendent of Schools. Conv A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN JUAN, hereby anno inces his name as-a& candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to the decision of tne Republican nomaating convention. als For Superyisor of District No. 1. DANIEL S,. BAKER, wis BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No. 1,Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention of said District and county. agl3 For Supervisor of District No. 1. n JOTEPH EUSTIS ILL BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No, 1; Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decis'on of the Republican nominating Convention -of said District and County. agl5 ‘JAMES FOSTER, — OF— Contra Costa County ILL be a candidate before the Republican District Convention for nomination asa Member of the State Board of Equalization. WM. JOHNSTON, —Or— Sacramento County, ILL be acandidate before the Republi can District Convention for nomina tion as a member of the Board of Eaualization. . FOR SHERIFF. THOMAS MEIN. F NEV/DA CITY, will be a didat. “NEVADA OITY hota PRANSORIPT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1898, J, H. McKENNA, Geccadiie to W. ©. MERRILY.) wa oi MERCHANT TAILOR, Pine Street, rear of Vinton’s Drug Store, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Cee First Class Work At Reasonable Prices. o--—— Garments cut in the Latest style “and Satisfaction Guaranteed in every particular. ’ accra ela A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF ported and Domestic Cloths CONSTANTLY ‘ON HAND. —-_o—— = Thankful for past patronage, I request a continuatice of the same. BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE. 18 and 20 Canemnerciat Street, NEVADA OCITy. ——o J. J. JACKSON, PROP’R. —AGENT FOR— BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, : EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. ’ Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, English imported Cakes, and a full line of First-Class Groceries & Provisions, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS., LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTRR AND CRAWFQRD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CBAWFORD. MRS. LESERR AND CRAWFORD. MRS LE & AND@RAWFORDMRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESweR AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. » LESTER ANB CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD, . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. 0. A NEW DEPARTURE. —_o—— for Sheriff, stbject to the decision of For Assemblyman. F, A. STAPLES, [5 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate fur the Assembly,” subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. For Suporintenient of -Schools JOHN T. WICKES, UBJECT to the decision of the Democratic Convention and the voters of Nevada County. Aconstant and impartial discharge 18 duty iy 16 pledged FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM POWELL, 38 hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republivan County Conveation. FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER § HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. didate for the office of Sheriff subject tO the decision of the Democratic Coupiy Convention. : js2 SERGE For County Treasurer. * L. W. DREYFUSS S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. didate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic . County Convention je4 —FoR— County Assessor, JAMES D. WHITE. For County Clerk. Mu BYRNE E, Jr., ‘Inu BE A CANDIDALE FOR THE nomination of COUNTY CLERK, sub* Millinery. toads, From New York ! New Goods Just Opened. OUR ASSORTMENT 1S COMPLETE. patients , emcee Tris WEEK WE OFFER Spectat _INDUCEMENTS . OUR MILLINERY. DEPARTMENT.: Goods i Retail Soldiat San Francisco Wholesale Pri ! ee eer, Seana $6.00 Plumes for. $4.50. $5.00" Plumes for $3.00° $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. $1.50 Tips for $1.00 ¢ come acne The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to this city at gen Low Rates. oe oe BEAUTIFUL ROSES § and 10 CENTS EACH. Great Bargains i in Hats. eae eeeeaameed HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. 0 . . : , ! i ke Polite a whee _you purchase or not RS. . S. TESTER & CRAWFORD, fae jet tothe Democratie County Convéntion Near the Union ee Main Street, . Nevada ay 319 BUSH STREE Ff stannic nai ——o— — . Property For Sale. a _ “Terms Moderate. . er MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MKS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . : ane 3 MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. ——MRS. LESRER A CRRWFORD. ve MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. ~ MRS. LESTER Go CRAWFORD. i pposi nts Foal MRS. LESTER WFORD. 5 FORD, . @. D. BLAKEY, rate ule mai Dr unk rel] MAS METER AND CRAWTORD. MGS. LECTED AND ORAWHO FORD = oo rd Also tre two-horse Wagons, MRS. pee hae heneouy MRS. LESTER AND eae 5 At ‘and Counselo anne gotta, tetell igre Mis, TEST Bi AND CRAWFORD eer lee in Thomas Buldung, over, Hook: . D jpg ol = ome tage oe is, = MRS. LESTER AND AND GeAWEonD . Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! ~ BEARNHARD & SHiLLENBERGER, AND: re Cite \Gent'sF urnishing Goods, 2 Boots and Shoes, . Hats and Caps ¢ —_oFr—— are now offered for sale At DON’T FORCET THE PLACE. K CAN , Cor. Fine & IM MENSE E REDUCTION -—+—o EVERYTHING REDUCED . REDUCED! GREAT SPECIAL mR DAYS’ SLAUGHTER! SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th fay THE AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST 18th. i er c= wy a In order to make room for our ~ IMMENSE FALL STOCK Now’leaving New York City. REDUCED! REDUCED! ——-0-——_ Eeru Lace Bunting, former price Satin, all shades, former price SO cente, NOW. ooo. cc es es 190} “SP 00;-now 2.052 892 Navy. Blue Lace Bunting, former Fine Marsailles brn ee uee $1 49c price 39 cents,now... 19} White Re ee ane eee 89c Garnet Lace Bunting, former Ladies’ White Sacques.. $1 49c price 39 cents, now.. 19cjLadies’ Night Gowns... 99e Mohair, all shades, former price Child’s White Bonnet.. 49c 39 cents, now. 2... 25cj Ladies’ White Aprons. nei ne3s BDO 40 inch Cashmere, former price Ladies’ Hair Nets..2>.. 9e 76. Gents, now. 2 oe, 49c{Toilet Sets...0, 25 and 39c Plaids, all. shades,, former price Late Tidies, all sizes , 9, 124,19, 25,49 25 cents, now...:.; 19] White Lace eels: 5. La 9, 19, 25, 49c Sammer Ginghams, former price Embroidery” aie es 5, 7, 9, 19, 25, 49 16 2-3 cents, now... 12}c]Linen Towels. . 9, 19, 25, 39, 49c Beautiful Brocaded Ribbons, forLinen Crash. :.. : ; 12ke mer price 49 cents, now. 25e. Black Ink.... 3 and 5c Corsets.. 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49c]Kid Gloves, all shades. . 2. $I 49e We can only state the price of a few articles, our _ Stock being too large. We have also a full line of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. Which we will sell at Very Low Prices. — Orders by mail filled the same da y as received, and}; Perea: we would be lad to encourage. such . =o ~ patronage. emember, a therouds examination of all th in our establishment will not incur any . he go tion to purchase, therefore come and see @with perfect freedom, = 9 Yours Respectfully, . ‘NEXT DOOR:TO CITY HALL,. MOST MAGNIFICENT —— STOCK OF—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING. FOR (CENTLEMEN “ANDi BOYS, , Trunks, Valises, etc,, etc, HAVE JUST: BEEN RECEIVED ‘AT: (THEZ CLOTHING EMPORIUM . K, CASPER, CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CiTy, These Goods have justibeen, “received from the’ Eastern manufactories and GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Persons in want of any article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. Commercial is, AINAXAB, ‘The Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for the Skin. We herewith append a few testimonials “San Franciseo, March-29, 1882, Gentlemen : Thave been using your Ainaxab, and find it a most delicious affair, not onlybeneficial but most agreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shail continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, IDA VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San Francisco. T have used your AINAXAB in my fami vith for some time, and am much pleased “ its action. It has a pleasant and coolin sation to the skin, and to those affec with black spots, or face worms, I can_ heartily: recommend it, as their removal is almost instantaneous, one or two applications accomplishing the desired result. Respectfully, _ ~. Dr, CHAS, W.HIBBAKD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco. San Francisco. April 17, 1882. , cen have used; your AINAXAB ‘or two moi and find that it possesses the good q malities you claim for it. I think it is the fen thing toremove the bad effects of paints or dry make up. _1-shall continue to useit. as it gives me entire satistaction. Respectfully yours, v LOUISE LESTER,» Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. _ Tam notin the habit of givng testimonis. but wis Nake Drenene in saying to those whe és and powders of any kind, that none has given me more satisfaction or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel conhie bred es once.used, no lady bm be ion ‘rom my own, experien observation of the: effects of the AINATAR upon others, I am thoroughly convinced the! itis all you claim. MRS, M, KRAKER, Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco. If vou do not find the AINAXAB at — druggists, enclose One Dollar in i stamps or postal order to our address, and will be sent by exvress free of charge. "SINAXAB ME’G co. 305 EDINGTON St., San Francisco. REDI rl & 0. Agents, 8. F. : County r Scrip. HE followi Warrants on the General Fund registered May 8d, 1882, and Pigg reto, Nos, 268, 207, 289, ‘a 305, 309. 310, 290, 291, 294, 296, wi be paid ; on tation, Interest ceases from G. v. SCE MITTBURG, ~ Treasurer of Nevads county. ‘Novae Aug. 10th, 1822. “aise ACADEMY, ‘OAKLAND, CAL. Rev. H. E. JEWETT, Principal am ens nN (end Broap ‘Srazer, Nevapa Crev 7

ldiHerhusband isa ap Matera —" Carolina. : { THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. BULLDOZING me PRESS. “It is high time for the press of San Franc’ Pilato $0 declare itself explicity in the debris question. — It some of the daily journale of the metropolis should lose a few thouaand subscribers in the valley they oa awake to the fact that~ slickens is in politics and is there to stay. Thenewspaper that will not . give its aid to the valley in this con* ‘test is either cowardly or ea te or both, and should be shunned b honest men.—Marysville -Appeal. The anti-miners are getting reduced to desperate straits. This attempt to bulldoze the press, like, all their other moves, will not be ~ likely to result te their advantage, __The anti-miners are not as a rule a reading people. The most of them are shiftless, ignorant, narrowthinded, and in some parts of the United States would be designated as ‘‘poor white trash.” They are not a newspaper supporting element. On the other hand, the inhabitants _of the mining sections are progressive, well informed on the topics of the day, and liberal in thought and purse. They patronize the press, _ We warrant that in Nevada county alone more San Francisco and Sacramento newspapers are paid for and read than in Yuba and Sutter counties combined. We should like to see the correct figu.es as to this point published. AN ISSUE. Sacramento county should be, and we think will be, unanimous on the slickens uestion. gos Republican ty vention adop' proper utions-and fully pledged their candidates upon this issue; and seems as ifthe Democratic Ccnvention will not be behind in this rerd. “Self preservation is the first w of Nature,” and the man who will not take care of his own houseBee. ‘ts worse than an infidel.”— The Lord takes care of those who try to take care of themselves, and in every mining county the slickens issue will be the foremost local one this Fall with both parties. Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo. and Yuba have opened the ball, and the minersare certainly able to give them a Roland for every Oliver. Everything our pecp!e own is at stake, and we can only save it by doing some good, hard fighting. The Democrats’ and Republicans of the mountains will not in’ their ‘county conventions attempt to dodge this great local issue, we believe. It would do no good if they did, for like Banquo’s ghost it will not down. , EEE Tue Philadelphia Bulletin tells of a one-legged, dime novelist expert, who lived by his wits and his crutches. Hopping along on a Leadville street, he suddenly caught one of his crutches ina hole. He ‘fell, he rose, he sued the city and recovered $3,000 damages. He did likewise. in Kansas City and recovered $500, in Terre Haute, $500, and in St. Louis $800. Dr Mopp, who dressed Kee leg of Wilkes Booth after the ussassination of Abraham Lincoln, for which he was‘sent to the Dry Tortuyas for implication in the conspiracy, has: presented to the House of Representatives a petition for compensation for attending soldiers and Government employes stricken by yellow fever. THE contemplated underground railway of Paris is to be 24 miles Jong including branches, and will cost $30,000,000, or $1,260,000 per tnile; ten cents first-class fare, four cents second-class fare, two cents ~-workman’é fare, according to the class of t “‘passengaire. ” MERCHANT in Tallahassee, Florrecently received an order for 100 pounds of dried tig leaves of a bright color. As the order came “fiom a large tobacco manufactory; the use to which the leaves will be put is easily surmised. * * Accorpine to a law still. on the Statute Beok in England, to speak anything in derogation of the Buok of. Prayer is an offense which may be punished in a layman, on the third cxemmaaed ‘by imprisonment for life. _ " AyTER a dozen boys, at Scranton, had kicked 4 can around for hali an hour, aman came along and found ‘theld a pound of nitro glycerine. All the hairin the crowd crawled up. _ to stay, for an -_ Propapuy the voongsii bride” in the country is Mrs. Thomas Payne, who.is-only eleven and » half years ° Charles Ward, a negro, was ia lay } ed at Galveston, Texas, on Mondsy}) Tt . for ravishing a German girl a we . Phirty-eight ehot were lodged in his ‘. It reads like an edijorial in the opago. ' Conductor Sheppard and Ed. Christine, a boy, were killed. by a collision on the Delaware, Lickwanna and Western Road Monday. Sunday evening Mrs Sarah Reed, of Merom, Indiana; shot -Maurice Ward, who was stealing her money. body and he will die. AtSan Diego Monday Mos. Dr, Patterson, the spiritualistic ‘tumor snatcher,” was sentenced to pay 9 tine of $225, aud serve ‘six months in the County Jail. John Crawford, of Dayton, W. T., aged twenty-four, was‘kicked Saturday eveningin the forehead by a horse,causing a very serious fracture, Y . His recovery is not expected. Wm. R. Fitzpatrick, claiming to be the heir to the thione of Ireland, has been writing to Gladstone to urge on his royal sister Victoria that she renounce her title to his country. He does not appear to Le a crank. As W. B. Wilson and P. Ghrrod, on Thursday, were driving through the timber between Okanozoh and Spalamacheen, British Columbia, they were caught in a very severe thunder storm. The wind was blowing a hurricane, aad was. accompanied by rain and hail. Atree standing near the road fell across the wag-. on, killing Mr. Gi.od instantly. Charles Emersor, a half demented individual on Orcis Island, W. T., commisted suicide some days ago, Being missed, his neighbors went to his home, aud there a horrible sight met their gaze. Emerson had evidently shot himself with a rifle, and afver death the hogs had broken into the house anil mangled the body, devouring the flesh, crunching the bones, etc. cman a ENG AG mir sere The Happy Past. A acody-looking ind individua! dropped Lito the editor’s room and failing to borrow a half-dollar he begged to narrate his experience. ‘I used to be ati Officer of State, I did. I was Sheriff and member of the Legislature and Constable and Clerk of the Courts and Judge and a candidate time aud again, and had a high old frolic, Idid.” **T don’t believe it,” said the editor. “Why don’t you ?”’ : “Because I have a letter here which. says you are a thief and a liar, and a scoundrel and a villain, and a traducer and a perjurer, and a defaulter and a plotter, and a lowdown brawler and‘a lover of all that is vile and wicked and dishonest and abhorrent to decent people, and a—” ‘Aha! stranger, go on and read that all over again and rea‘ it loud. It sounds like old times. It brings back the days when I run for office. position ‘paper, and brings back to my memory that blessed period when L felt I was somebody and life was worth having. Oh, glorious hours of my past, will ye ever come back to me?” and the. tears rolled down his cheeks as the editor pronounced again the magic words and then gave him @ quarter to sober up on. Ainaxab, The great Egyptian Elixir and most wonderful discovery of. the age, has a magical effect upon the skin, 1uaking it soft, clear and_ transparent. It is the best toilet article in the orld,as it is the only one needed for the complexion HOTEL ARRIVALS, NATIONAL ae HOTEL. ® STANLEY A. EDDY. Bere, SOE eS Proprietor Tuxrspay, August 22, 1882, _ Geo. Bower, San Francisco, Mrs. Conelon, Moore’s Flat. 8. T. Dibble, Grass Valley, Wm. Haskins, Forest City. iS} page Hee Scott’s Flat. H.A. Hartung, do Thos. Price, San Francisco. Mra. Peyson, do Chas. Stokes, Grass Valley. Erastus Bonp, Clerk, ——Q— ne Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS.... e--Proprietors. Turspay, Augnat 22. _ G.E. Klingman, San Francisco. J. Hanley, Willow Valley. W. H. Taggart, City. A, W.-Meigs, San Francisco. Mrs. Teitjeu, & c., Grass Va ley. C. Donglass, City: A. Nivens, City. H. Dunker, City. L. Euphart, San Francisco. 3. D. Turner, do. Hartung, Scott’s Flat. ° Hetherington, do = Voas, Voss’ Mill. Hooper, Grass Valley. © D. Leahey, San Francisco. Prof. Hesse, Oakland. E. Ambrose, City. A. Ambrose, City. T.Okey, City. : Visitors. to San . Can Secure Neatly . FURNISHED 1 ROOMS, CEM ewar an Alexandria county, N. c., they and “in ties that the mining of : boone picageee : eee eEvaDA CITY, O% GRASS_ ‘VALLEY, will be a candivention for Superintendent of Schools, ‘form that the County Superintendent should . the Republican County Convention, For + School ool Superintendt ‘biatch WILLIAM M HERROD, date before tie Republican County ome Herrod secks the nomination on the an: devote his whole time to his work. For County T Treasurer. WM. BAWS, F GRASS VALLEY, is hereby announce ed as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Couuty Convention. E. W. Charles, in OR. NEVADA COUNTY, Wwums CANDIDATE BEFORE THE Republican State Convention fornomination as ' Secretary of State. For County Clerk, R. E. ROBINSON. {UBJECT to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Treastirer. Wm. G. Richards, 8 hereby announced as 4 candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Ropanticen County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. JOHN McBROWN 8S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A: CAN[ didate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the will of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. H. C. MILLS, : i hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision ¢ the Republ 6 5 tion. For Superintendent of Schools. Conv A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN JUAN, hereby anno inces his name as-a& candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to the decision of tne Republican nomaating convention. als For Superyisor of District No. 1. DANIEL S,. BAKER,

wis BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No. 1,Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention of said District and county. agl3 For Supervisor of District No. 1. n JOTEPH EUSTIS ILL BE A CANDIDATE for Supervisor of District No, 1; Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decis'on of the Republican nominating Convention -of said District and County. agl5 ‘JAMES FOSTER, — OF— Contra Costa County ILL be a candidate before the Republican District Convention for nomination asa Member of the State Board of Equalization. WM. JOHNSTON, —Or— Sacramento County, ILL be acandidate before the Republi can District Convention for nomina tion as a member of the Board of Eaualization. . FOR SHERIFF. THOMAS MEIN. F NEV/DA CITY, will be a didat. “NEVADA OITY hota PRANSORIPT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1898, J, H. McKENNA, Geccadiie to W. ©. MERRILY.) wa oi MERCHANT TAILOR, Pine Street, rear of Vinton’s Drug Store, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Cee First Class Work At Reasonable Prices. o--—— Garments cut in the Latest style “and Satisfaction Guaranteed in every particular. ’ accra ela A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF ported and Domestic Cloths CONSTANTLY ‘ON HAND. —-_o—— = Thankful for past patronage, I request a continuatice of the same. BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE. 18 and 20 Canemnerciat Street, NEVADA OCITy. ——o J. J. JACKSON, PROP’R. —AGENT FOR— BOSS COFFEE POT, “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, : EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW WHISKY, ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE. ’ Aslo keep on hand, Clock Baking Powder, English imported Cakes, and a full line of First-Class Groceries & Provisions, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS., LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTRR AND CRAWFQRD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CBAWFORD. MRS. LESERR AND CRAWFORD. MRS LE & AND@RAWFORDMRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESweR AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD: . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. » LESTER ANB CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD, . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. 0. A NEW DEPARTURE. —_o—— for Sheriff, stbject to the decision of For Assemblyman. F, A. STAPLES, [5 HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate fur the Assembly,” subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. For Suporintenient of -Schools JOHN T. WICKES, UBJECT to the decision of the Democratic Convention and the voters of Nevada County. Aconstant and impartial discharge 18 duty iy 16 pledged FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM POWELL, 38 hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republivan County Conveation. FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER § HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. didate for the office of Sheriff subject tO the decision of the Democratic Coupiy Convention. : js2 SERGE For County Treasurer. * L. W. DREYFUSS S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. didate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic . County Convention je4 —FoR— County Assessor, JAMES D. WHITE. For County Clerk. Mu BYRNE E, Jr., ‘Inu BE A CANDIDALE FOR THE nomination of COUNTY CLERK, sub* Millinery. toads, From New York ! New Goods Just Opened. OUR ASSORTMENT 1S COMPLETE. patients , emcee Tris WEEK WE OFFER Spectat _INDUCEMENTS . OUR MILLINERY. DEPARTMENT.: Goods i Retail Soldiat San Francisco Wholesale Pri ! ee eer, Seana $6.00 Plumes for. $4.50. $5.00" Plumes for $3.00° $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. $1.50 Tips for $1.00 ¢ come acne The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to this city at gen Low Rates. oe oe BEAUTIFUL ROSES § and 10 CENTS EACH. Great Bargains i in Hats. eae eeeeaameed HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. 0 . . : , ! i ke Polite a whee _you purchase or not RS. . S. TESTER & CRAWFORD, fae jet tothe Democratie County Convéntion Near the Union ee Main Street, . Nevada ay 319 BUSH STREE Ff stannic nai ——o— — . Property For Sale. a _ “Terms Moderate. . er MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MKS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . : ane 3 MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. ——MRS. LESRER A CRRWFORD. ve MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. ~ MRS. LESTER Go CRAWFORD. i pposi nts Foal MRS. LESTER WFORD. 5 FORD, . @. D. BLAKEY, rate ule mai Dr unk rel] MAS METER AND CRAWTORD. MGS. LECTED AND ORAWHO FORD = oo rd Also tre two-horse Wagons, MRS. pee hae heneouy MRS. LESTER AND eae 5 At ‘and Counselo anne gotta, tetell igre Mis, TEST Bi AND CRAWFORD eer lee in Thomas Buldung, over, Hook: . D jpg ol = ome tage oe is, = MRS. LESTER AND AND GeAWEonD . Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! ~ BEARNHARD & SHiLLENBERGER, AND: re Cite \Gent'sF urnishing Goods, 2 Boots and Shoes, . Hats and Caps ¢ —_oFr—— are now offered for sale At DON’T FORCET THE PLACE. K CAN , Cor. Fine & IM MENSE E REDUCTION -—+—o EVERYTHING REDUCED . REDUCED! GREAT SPECIAL mR DAYS’ SLAUGHTER! SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th fay THE AND POSITIVELY END AUGUST 18th. i er c= wy a In order to make room for our ~ IMMENSE FALL STOCK Now’leaving New York City. REDUCED! REDUCED! ——-0-——_ Eeru Lace Bunting, former price Satin, all shades, former price SO cente, NOW. ooo. cc es es 190} “SP 00;-now 2.052 892 Navy. Blue Lace Bunting, former Fine Marsailles brn ee uee $1 49c price 39 cents,now..... 19} White Re ee ane eee 89c Garnet Lace Bunting, former Ladies’ White Sacques... $1 49c price 39 cents, now.... 19cjLadies’ Night Gowns..... 99e Mohair, all shades, former price Child’s White Bonnet.... 49c 39 cents, now.. 2..... 25cj Ladies’ White Aprons. nei ne3s BDO 40 inch Cashmere, former price Ladies’ Hair Nets...2>... 9e 76. Gents, now. 2 oe, 49c{Toilet Sets......0, 25 and 39c Plaids, all. shades,, former price Late Tidies, all sizes , 9, 124,19, 25,49 25 cents, now.....:.; 19] White Lace eels: 5. La 9, 19, 25, 49c Sammer Ginghams, former price Embroidery” aie es 5, 7, 9, 19, 25, 49 16 2-3 cents, now..... 12}c]Linen Towels.. .. 9, 19, 25, 39, 49c Beautiful Brocaded Ribbons, forLinen Crash. :... : ; 12ke mer price 49 cents, now.. 25e. Black Ink........ 3 and 5c Corsets... 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49c]Kid Gloves, all shades. . 2. $I 49e We can only state the price of a few articles, our _ Stock being too large. We have also a full line of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. Which we will sell at Very Low Prices. — Orders by mail filled the same da y as received, and}; Perea: we would be lad to encourage. such . =o ~ patronage. emember, a therouds examination of all th in our establishment will not incur any . he go tion to purchase, therefore come and see @with perfect freedom, = 9 Yours Respectfully, . ‘NEXT DOOR:TO CITY HALL,. MOST MAGNIFICENT —— STOCK OF—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING. FOR (CENTLEMEN “ANDi BOYS, , Trunks, Valises, etc,, etc, HAVE JUST: BEEN RECEIVED ‘AT: (THEZ CLOTHING EMPORIUM . K, CASPER, CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CiTy, These Goods have justibeen, “received from the’ Eastern manufactories and GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Persons in want of any article in my line will save money by examining my Goods and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. Commercial is, AINAXAB, ‘The Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for the Skin. We herewith append a few testimonials “San Franciseo, March-29, 1882, Gentlemen : Thave been using your Ainaxab, and find it a most delicious affair, not onlybeneficial but most agreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shail continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, IDA VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San Francisco. T have used your AINAXAB in my fami vith for some time, and am much pleased “ its action. It has a pleasant and coolin sation to the skin, and to those affec with black spots, or face worms, I can_ heartily: recommend it, as their removal is almost instantaneous, one or two applications accomplishing the desired result. Respectfully, _ ~. Dr, CHAS, W.HIBBAKD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco. San Francisco. April 17, 1882. , cen have used; your AINAXAB ‘or two moi and find that it possesses the good q malities you claim for it. I think it is the fen thing toremove the bad effects of paints or dry make up. _1-shall continue to useit. as it gives me entire satistaction. Respectfully yours, v LOUISE LESTER,» Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. _ Tam notin the habit of givng testimonis. but wis Nake Drenene in saying to those whe és and powders of any kind, that none has given me more satisfaction or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel conhie bred es once.used, no lady bm be ion ‘rom my own, experien observation of the: effects of the AINATAR upon others, I am thoroughly convinced the! itis all you claim. MRS, M, KRAKER, Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco. If vou do not find the AINAXAB at — druggists, enclose One Dollar in i stamps or postal order to our address, and will be sent by exvress free of charge. "SINAXAB ME’G co. 305 EDINGTON St., San Francisco. REDI rl & 0. Agents, 8. F. : County r Scrip. HE followi Warrants on the General Fund registered May 8d, 1882, and Pigg reto, Nos, 268, 207, 289, ‘a 305, 309. 310, 290, 291, 294, 296, wi be paid ; on tation, Interest ceases from G. v. SCE MITTBURG, ~ Treasurer of Nevads county. ‘Novae Aug. 10th, 1822. “aise ACADEMY, ‘OAKLAND, CAL. Rev. H. E. JEWETT, Principal am ens nN (end Broap ‘Srazer, Nevapa Crev 7