July 25, 1886 (4 pages)

. Nevada City, Nevada County, \ CALIFORNIA. a PER TUM, . 000 es ere SUNDAY. JULY 25, 1836. \ _ ‘THE DEMOCRATS. Méeting of the County Central Tt e Democratic County Central noon at Hibernia Hall in thiscity, Chairman Power presiding. The — following. were present: Felix Gillet, C. H. Harrison, W. C~ Jones, Dan Coilins, C. H. Mitchell (A. B. Dibble proxy), Wm. Maguire, J: G. Dickson, John F. Schroeder, John Montgomery. The Chairman stated that the meeting haJ been called to provide for the election of delegates to the State Convention to meet in San Francisco August 31st, and to transact such other business as: might comé up. ° a SN On motion it was ordered that a convention to elect state delegates be called to meet at Nevada City on August 21-t, and that primaries be held August 14th. The folowing was adopted : Resolved, That the appurtionment of delegates to said county convention , be made upon the vote ‘cast for Cleveland and ‘Hendricks in 1884, with one delegate for ev_ ery 25 votes or fraction thereof. {The polls at Nevada City, Grass Valley and Treukee are to be open from 2 to 9 o’clock, and in other precincts at such hours between 2°and 9 o’clock as the inspectors of said precincts determine. ; The following test. was adopted : “All persons who will pledge themselves tosupport the nomi neesof the stateand couaty conventions will be allowed to vote at the primaries to elect delegates to the county convention.” Mr. Dibblesuzgested that the call be pablished in the Democrati: papers. ao 5 Mf. Maguire thought there were po Democratic \papers in. the county. Hescoret the Grass Valley Union vigorously, condemning ite gourse. Mr. Didvle contende that the Union is a simon-pure Democratic paper, and its. editor is as loyal to the party as ans man. He did not think the meeting the time or place to bring up these little differences and trouble The purty has a hard fight ahead, a internal ditficulties. ack of funds. Inspectors for the adjourned. Yuba Coanty ‘‘J.usiice.”’ ‘As an illustration of the inhu the autherities of the Yuba coun eeratedto J. H. Freeman of th town of Washington in county : very nervous. ing, and could not sleep last nigh I gave the jailor 25 cents yeste me some cruckers. * # * ® Please don’t tell m wife I am in jail. her saying I am allright. So am; but if I don’t get out of th aecount when I do.” <-> oo Enterprising Dealers. fancy goods firm doing business -. Northern California. The fro ~ of the building is being artistical p.sgiple ynanner. ‘madein the advertising colum of this paper. _ he remarked, and shoulil have nu Ou motion of Mr. Gillet the call was orJdered printedin the Union and Transcarer. A motion to have it published in other papers was defeated on the ground of a primaries were appointed andthe Committe man treatment of Hank Pluce by BITTE R < FANCY WORK "ty Superior Court, we’ are permitted to quote from a letter written by Mr. Place while he was incarthis “St is sodarkin this hole I can, searcaly sa to write and I am I have eaten nothing since 6 o’clovk yesterday mornday ufternvon with which to get They came ‘to-day atten o’clock. My stom_ ach will not tolerate the food tha» is furnished me by the county. I have written : FEVER AND AGUE, Ani All M 1 ral Troublas, place soon I will not be of wuch Mrs. Lester & Crawford expect . t> occupy this. week the spacious quarters being added to their present store, end will then have one of the finest and most extensive sulesrooms of ‘any millinery and painted, while the interior i being degoratet in the handsomest py: Due announvementof the grand opening will be SS Way will you cough when Shi_joh’s Cure will give immediate re-. “e 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. aking of Sheriff Lord’s eanthe Grass Valley Union, about whose Democracy there h. s never been any doubt, says : “‘He h 8, been an active und efficient officer and grown in popularity during his term, and according to appearance will have a clear field for renomination, which © shows histrength and popularity with hiparty.”’ Mr. Lord'will also get) the vote of many a good Democrat, won’t he Brother Mitchell? Premium Lists. The premium lists of the 17th Agricultural District are being distributed tnroughout the county. All parcies failing to get a cop) can procure one on application to the rooms of the Association, franscript Block, or of Geo, C. Gaylord, Superintendent of~ the? Pavilion, this city, or of Geo. Fletcher, Secretary, at Grass Valley. oo A Kidge Mise. —— The San Juan ‘times of yesterday says: A mili for the new quartz mine on Armstrong’s ranch below Sweetland has been ordered. It will cost $500 and crush from fifteen to twenty tons of rock in « day. It is said the company have ten hundred tons of rock mined ready fur crushing, which will pay irom $6 to $10 per ton, if ‘not more. Use D. D. D. tor Dyspepsia. This ‘powder never varies. marvel of purity, wholesomeness. : val than the ordinary kinds, an the multitude of low test, shor lers. SOLD ONLV IN CANS. taxina Powprr Co., at. N. XY; ry A strength anc More econon: cannot be sold in competition witl. weight, alum or phosphate pow: Roya) 106 Wal Plour, per 100 Ibs, $2 25 w heat, = “2 <orn, “ “* 1% aclied Barley, “ “1 50 gran, per «I 12d_ White sagar, 12 ths, arowa =“ 14 * stice, a Jurrants, 10° * Peunes, 10 “* vod fish, 25 “ seans, 2 “ earl Barley’ 12 “ sosta Rica * 8 “ toast sd «79% dcound 5 Woo he Was’g Powd'r 12 pap>rs 4 bat tet bat Dat Ot Da Dab bat at at at Ded at eh Dat pes at at otk et et ek Shocolate, sf Starch, is. * Jorn Starch. A? Oysters 10 cans 4reen Corn, .* Green Peas, tae string Beans 8S “ fomatoes, 6 ces salmon, = fab:e s'ruit, So * ie Fruit, Io * sardines, ed Deviled] Ham, ~ * Corned Beef, 42° uard, & lbs. 75 Kerosene, per ‘gallon, -4C syrup, per gallon, 60 syrup, 5 galion kegs, 2525 “iekles, 5 gailon kegs, 1} 25 dood Tea, per Ib, 26 ‘6 Japan?lea, “ “ Ba “ % * § Ib. bor, t 50 En zlish Break/ast ‘ I 50 48 e * per jb, 35 soap, per box, °55 javon Soap, ‘ I 45 darkness Cand!’s, per bx, 3 46 joodwins ‘ “+ 276 Franc’s “ “« I SC}, : — “ao ROOTS £KD SHOES ee z AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. Yobacco, per pluz, St IPROPORTION. REGULATING = CATHARTIC THE A KNO VLEDGED Tonic AND APPETIZER THE IND SPENSABLE e t. & A SURE PRIVEN IVE AND POSITIVE CULE FOR BILIOUSNESS, : TORPID LIVER, is DYSPESSIA, OND. ISTEDN, L ath ng of Food, KIDNSY CI “PLAINT, in ni ly Ar+ Purely Veg ta'le, HousrHoLtb ReEmeEpy. Costivancss or Constip:tisn, Nausea, NERVOUSNESS, Impure Blood, Gensral Debility, Ete. BITTE RS wet CARR BROS, Drug Store, £ERFECTLY SAFE—RELIABLE. = A. Yan Asin & Compuny, PROPRIETI2S & MANUFACTUR :R8, 722 Montgom:ry Stre t, SAN FRANCISCO..:.5+CAL, POLITICAL. * “. Hayes, St.te Assayer of Mussa. chusetts, endorse; it,. and all who Ri _ Wood for Winter. oe = . oe moms Sumon’s Coven and ConsumpPRICE LIST bie oes: ane cord. . tion Cure is sold by us on a guarOak stove woud at $5.59. oaeay Tt cures: Consumption __ All first-clase,new and thoroughGarr Eros., — ? ly seasoned wood, and full measure given every time. Leave ordera for large or small quantites at Tompkins & Son’s grocery store, Broad street, Nevada City. Orders filled on and after August 15th. ee Haxt’s Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renewer never fuiied in restoring gray hair to its youthful color, lustre, and vitality. Dr. A. A) Sarvon’s Vitaizer ia what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptomsof Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 59 cents per bottle. Carr Bros. agents. Cage Baos. use pure fruit syr ups in their soda water. © tf Gut shot. Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras county, says: “I accidentally shot ‘my~horse, discharging the contents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep. Icured him ina . short time with the National Horse Liniment. One peculiar feature of this Liniment is, it keeps. away the flies and prevents proud flesh.” Walter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-l1m ——— $6 oe Our Taste. tf give it a fair trial unite in grateful testimony to its many virtues. Everrsopy drinks the delicious soda water suld by Carr Bros. tf —--SesCroup, Wavorisc Coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shilon’s Cure. Carr Bros. agt. Standard Boot & Shoe , S tmenneneell List of Goods on hand to-Cay to . be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 1 Rem'‘ngton sewing Machine. fre. Mcn. Pott’s 1.thons. . ip ir Blankets. 1 tebiec,. (utter, new. ( Baby Buggy. 1 Fee Chest \ 1 Lady's Cutting Table. 1 Wash Tab. \ 1 & Bedstead. kL stewart »tuve, large.) Lt pright plane, $60. 4 Cie hes wringer. Let men’s linea collars (all sizes.) i Lav n mower. ~ i second-havd bureau. § Second hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. — 1 -eeynd-hand Lounge, 84 50. 1 Second-hend Bureau, 4 00. 14 Vol. Bancrofts Misiory, new, sell at half price. iMalict & Comston square Piane worth $450, sell for $250. i*mall range. 1Student Lamp. 1 Gay Window Cornice. 1 Ma ons Hammer. 1 Elegant Ol! Painting, (new.) 1 & ght Bedroom set, 2 New Bedsterds. 1 new Upholstered Mattress. tet of Stove Pipe Several Show Caxes. A stere Counter. ; A Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (g00d.) EPMOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. . gar-Second hand household . goods bought, or will be sold on commissivn by auction or private] . ff] Trans-Continental 15TH SUCCESSIVE SEASON ! our . SELLS BRos. ENORMOUS a RAILROAD SHOWS WILL EXHIB!T AT \ND EVERYTHING ‘ELSE IN WILLIAM WOLF. We make to order : sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer. Men’s Fine Scwed Shoes, $7 to $9, Men’s French Calf Boots, $8.50, Men’s Miners’ Boots. $6, Ladies’ French Kid, $6.50, REPAIRING : Men’s Soles and Heels, $1.25, Ladies’ Scles and Heels,.75 cents, Children’s Solas and Haels, 50 cents. All kinds of Broad Street, ___ NEVADA: Oe: Hold On! Fur § he-iff. Sen LORD, of Grass Valley, is a-.ject tothe devision of the Republica Joan’ y Convention, ', or Pubic Adm nistratos J. didute for nomination as Public Ax Rew shstican Connty Conv: ntion, For County Treasurer, che Repub.ican Cuunty Co.vent on. wave zene Where you Going ? M. WILEY, of Gras» Valley, ts a cann n'strator, subjecttsthe decision of the ENRY MONULTY, of Moore's Flat wil! be a: and date for the office o Lun'y Treastires, subje t to the decision ¢ I HAVE NO TIME TO WASTE! I have For County Assesior. ACL a cal iican Couuty Convention, AND DAUGHTER 1LL REMAIN IN NEVADA CIrY short time for the purpose of givi instructions in E ensington Painting, eg. Made by steam For Lessons also given in Barbo‘ine Modelings £47 Mater'als for all work furnished. Stamping f al ki: dsn_at y done. tem for Dress cutting. work, 1 L GARTHE’S RESIDENCE, MAIN cE) UICK, Sen. of Badger Hill. will be date for the once of County Arses8or gu! ject to the decision of the RepubMRS, A, C. AGLMAN Plain & Fancy Fmbroidering Doctor Bimis’ Oil Painting, Decorat ng Silke & Chinaware (This painting warranted not to wash off.) and Wax Work. i Lessons given in the Great Eclipse Sys P ease call and examine samples of ow jaunt’ lm to go to the OF THE Sal Francisco Opposition Stora, . Where Clothing and other Goods are being sold at a BIG SACRIFICE. This is the Store we are going to patronize, as cleo ain 57 Se. Is the man who brought the prices down and saved money for the people. \ IMPORTANT NEWS—We thought we wou! have the Clearing out sale for 60 days, but as we are so-over-rushed we don't believe it will last over t2 days longer, Ww he pleased t6 rece've pupils for i PIANO LESSONS. ap24-tf “Evening 'Bus to Grase Valle; — da at 7 o’clock. tel. MUSIC LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas — Frank Richards has commenced rnnning an evening ’bus to and from Grass Valley. Leayes Neva+ d Leaves. Grass Valley at 8:30.0’clock. Orders can be left at New York HoLook at the suits we sell for SEYEN DOLLARS. I defy any merchant in Nevada City to offer you ‘any such suit at that price ; andthe suits we have been selling for $3.59; also all the boys we have One Dollar apiece. ° 2 oe OUR NEW of the month. cs J. DREYFUss. — price ‘Gpider Leg Tea. J.J. JackSe age 1) 200 . a en town. . For saleby Carr Eros! “pt, vans Dyspopoin eet ; — 2, EY MAN, . <; ~“Wholessle and Retail Agents. ler will cure sick headacle,. (SCJOImines Stumps Etotel. THE BEST PLACE! FresH Fruit, FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS ireat Clearing Out Sale dressed in duce Hats for J 4. NTY CENTS apiece. I defy any merchant, to sell them ‘ess th.n GOODS will comm~ance arriving about the last. T expect to be out of to.vn about two tosks. In't a essa nersons indebted to me will please-call at the BB gece gt Roqurect the store about the horse and buggy I have for sale. The, os Simmons’ TARIEY SORE Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. VEGETABLES, Cicars, ToRAcco, And a large line of other Goods. Received every Thursday evening. MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Juné W, &, SIMMONS, CHANCE OF FIRM. mM. DRAN, (Successor to Cc. A. Barrett,) MERCHANT TAILOR 46 Broap St., Nevava City. I Have a Fine Stock of Foreign and Domestic Gocds, ND AM PREPARED TO FURNISH the g ntlemen of Nevada City and vicinity with garments in the latest sty les and of the best quality.lama practical ‘lailor, and have had long experience in the busit ess. I am a practic 1 cutter and tailor, 1 have hai the experence fr the last 12 vears, I wa cutting for Bulleton & John of Sau Fr.ncisco for the last five y ars. Come and se ect your goods before going elsewhere. Style and tit guaranteed = Urders from the surrounding couxts) promptly atten ed to. ¥ lhave a full line of patent shirteand neckties, anu make white or calico shirt order, S cua line of machine oil and neees, MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL Practical Dress M.kers and Millincrs, AVING for a long number of rear been recognized as the leadiig Drese Makers of Nevada vounty, have ass ciatec tbemselves toge her fur the purpose of carry ing on the business uf Ore:amaking in ali its Uranches. o They also have a fine stock of Mil isery & Fanc Goods, Dress { immi gs, Etc. To which they call the attention of Ladies. Agen‘s for the Walta©s Bale, and also the Dressmakers’ Magic scale. _ A fine assortment of SWITCHES& FROAT PIECES Whicn will be sold very cheap. ty MRS, MIL!S & GRISSELL. pr. Wooo riepared irom the Act.ve Mediinal Kroyer. or & BROAD ST., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. . 7 LIVER REGULATOR AT FIOME!. mk. & MRS. HIPPOPOTAMI. SELLS BROTHERS’ NEW DEPARTURE. In arranging for the First Trans-Continental Tour the SELLS BROTHERS, determined to outshine all precedent and outdo all previous visitors in their line to the Pacific Slope, having madea Bold Stroke for Fortune by combining their ALL IN ONE, Trebling the expenses and securing three times. the Attractions. They are forced to present AN ASTOUNDING ARRAY OF ARENIC ARTISTS IN THREE RINGS, TREMENDOUS THEATRE ~ STAGE AND VASTOUTER CIRCLE. .5 OR PAGEANT PROMENADE. This Wedding of the Circuses also.of necessity involves a merging SEVERAL, SHPARATE ‘of our 3 MAMMOTH MENAGERIES And enables us to exhibit a * GORGEOUS FREE STREET PARADE Three Times Larger and ‘Three Times Grander than any other on top of the Footstool. The three Cireuses contain in their triple roster all the EARTHS MOST EMINENT SPECIALISTS. reap: ee at eae ey The name of Sells Brothers ; arantee 1e purity ofthe pleasurawle performinces. The iisplay of WILD BEASTS in the triplicate fanaa a isan Amazing Animal Aggregation. The limits of a newspaper advertisment do not permit a carefal catalogue either of the amusements or departments of struction. The circuses please the people, elating and electrifying. che Menageries are traveling academies of information and_ tented eroples of z ES ) ‘ \ ~ — ESPECIAL NOTE—The only . =. Male and Female sd ay aa ae pee ami éver-exh ited, Jet loose X in the :i. A LIVE Gl(=) = SAFFE, and ali the Wil. An y; a eaten tlie existing. Shows will 2 resume. their former circuit mais kuewi toxcientists to be = MM and travel as 3 distinct Shows " : OD, a= \ oN. U.—At the end of thePs Matines at 1 o'clock. Night at 7. Grass Valley, Tuesday, August 10. Two Performances Daily. Parade t 10 AM. aia ein a Erato Ac second pai = Tas Ne’ tives in th mere orna! four comm ing chairm on Rules, Irrigation : mittee anc Bills. Mr ofthe Ass rigation, W Judiciary, committee THERE ¥ _ Methodist Rev. W. ] w.th the . ~ vices Col Lecturer f lecture in “Does It cordially i at the clo vice. Hon. 4 from belo says the 1 in the le before the so warm. the mine power ani for all it i Maa. A held to at Court a bonds fix gling opi the steai yer think weak one same, Tag Pi. Sheriff Ir the antihouse at and arres ‘gers exu! honest n nor desi THe « knew i editor, a SCRIPT ni svlvaniz new ho Compar maching A TEL city yes can Ve the G. 4 Francis benefits fares al bers. No 7! tained young I field wk last Tu: offered See the Sena’ could 1 the at people sneaks had he county THE! Congre and ev Sims. evenin JAs.filed t since t walk d Mise Frane Miss ¢ return Dr. and G ‘ed Pre Denta Jup order . belong Carrol Tae been . past w roll of Jas P. Sto praise decea: Mis Secar Bear . Gu unde: quite

. Nevada City, Nevada County, \ CALIFORNIA. a PER TUM, . 000 es ere SUNDAY. JULY 25, 1836. \ _ ‘THE DEMOCRATS. Méeting of the County Central Tt e Democratic County Central noon at Hibernia Hall in thiscity, Chairman Power presiding. The — following. were present: Felix Gillet, C. H. Harrison, W. C~ Jones, Dan Coilins, C. H. Mitchell (A. B. Dibble proxy), Wm. Maguire, J: G. Dickson, John F. Schroeder, John Montgomery. The Chairman stated that the meeting haJ been called to provide for the election of delegates to the State Convention to meet in San Francisco August 31st, and to transact such other business as: might comé up. ° a SN On motion it was ordered that a convention to elect state delegates be called to meet at Nevada City on August 21-t, and that primaries be held August 14th. The folowing was adopted : Resolved, That the appurtionment of delegates to said county convention , be made upon the vote ‘cast for Cleveland and ‘Hendricks in 1884, with one delegate for ev_ ery 25 votes or fraction thereof. {The polls at Nevada City, Grass Valley and Treukee are to be open from 2 to 9 o’clock, and in other precincts at such hours between 2°and 9 o’clock as the inspectors of said precincts determine. ; The following test. was adopted : “All persons who will pledge themselves tosupport the nomi neesof the stateand couaty conventions will be allowed to vote at the primaries to elect delegates to the county convention.” Mr. Dibblesuzgested that the call be pablished in the Democrati: papers. ao 5 Mf. Maguire thought there were po Democratic \papers in. the county. Hescoret the Grass Valley Union vigorously, condemning ite gourse. Mr. Didvle contende that the Union is a simon-pure Democratic paper, and its. editor is as loyal to the party as ans man. He did not think the meeting the time or place to bring up these little differences and trouble The purty has a hard fight ahead, a internal ditficulties. ack of funds. Inspectors for the adjourned. Yuba Coanty ‘‘J.usiice.”’ ‘As an illustration of the inhu the autherities of the Yuba coun eeratedto J. H. Freeman of th town of Washington in county : very nervous. ing, and could not sleep last nigh I gave the jailor 25 cents yeste me some cruckers. * # * ® Please don’t tell m wife I am in jail. her saying I am allright. So am; but if I don’t get out of th aecount when I do.” <-> oo Enterprising Dealers. fancy goods firm doing business -. Northern California. The fro ~ of the building is being artistical p.sgiple ynanner. ‘madein the advertising colum of this paper. _ he remarked, and shoulil have nu Ou motion of Mr. Gillet the call was orJdered printedin the Union and Transcarer. A motion to have it published in other papers was defeated on the ground of a primaries were appointed andthe Committe man treatment of Hank Pluce by BITTE R < FANCY WORK "ty Superior Court, we’ are permitted to quote from a letter written by Mr. Place while he was incarthis “St is sodarkin this hole I can, searcaly sa to write and I am I have eaten nothing since 6 o’clovk yesterday mornday ufternvon with which to get They came ‘to-day atten o’clock. My stom_ ach will not tolerate the food tha» is furnished me by the county. I have written : FEVER AND AGUE, Ani All M 1 ral Troublas, place soon I will not be of wuch Mrs. Lester & Crawford expect . t> occupy this. week the spacious quarters being added to their present store, end will then have one of the finest and most extensive sulesrooms of ‘any millinery and painted, while the interior i being degoratet in the handsomest py: Due announvementof the grand opening will be SS Way will you cough when Shi_joh’s Cure will give immediate re-. “e 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. aking of Sheriff Lord’s eanthe Grass Valley Union, about whose Democracy there h. s never been any doubt, says : “‘He h 8, been an active und efficient officer and grown in popularity during his term, and according to appearance will have a clear field for renomination, which © shows histrength and popularity with hiparty.”’ Mr. Lord'will also get) the vote of many a good Democrat, won’t he Brother Mitchell? Premium Lists. The premium lists of the 17th Agricultural District are being distributed tnroughout the county. All parcies failing to get a cop) can procure one on application to the rooms of the Association, franscript Block, or of Geo, C. Gaylord, Superintendent of~ the? Pavilion, this city, or of Geo. Fletcher, Secretary, at Grass Valley. oo A Kidge Mise. —— The San Juan ‘times of yesterday says: A mili for the new quartz mine on Armstrong’s ranch below Sweetland has been ordered. It will cost $500 and crush from fifteen to twenty tons of rock in « day. It is said the company have ten hundred tons of rock mined ready fur crushing, which will pay irom $6 to $10 per ton, if ‘not more. Use D. D. D. tor Dyspepsia. This ‘powder never varies. marvel of purity, wholesomeness. : val than the ordinary kinds, an the multitude of low test, shor lers. SOLD ONLV IN CANS. taxina Powprr Co., at. N. XY; ry A strength anc More econon: cannot be sold in competition witl. weight, alum or phosphate pow: Roya) 106 Wal Plour, per 100 Ibs, $2 25 w heat, = “2 <orn, “ “* 1% aclied Barley, “ “1 50 gran, per «I 12d_ White sagar, 12 ths, arowa =“ 14 * stice, a Jurrants, 10° * Peunes, 10 “* vod fish, 25 “ seans, 2 “ earl Barley’ 12 “ sosta Rica * 8 “ toast sd «79% dcound 5 Woo he Was’g Powd'r 12 pap>rs 4 bat tet bat Dat Ot Da Dab bat at at at Ded at eh Dat pes at at otk et et ek Shocolate, sf Starch, is.. * Jorn Starch. A? Oysters 10 cans 4reen Corn, ..* Green Peas, tae string Beans 8S “ fomatoes, 6 ces salmon, = fab:e s'ruit, So * ie Fruit, Io * sardines, ed Deviled] Ham, ~ * Corned Beef, 42° uard, & lbs. 75 Kerosene, per ‘gallon, -4C syrup, per gallon, 60 syrup, 5 galion kegs, 2525 “iekles, 5 gailon kegs, 1} 25 dood Tea, per Ib, 26 ‘6 Japan?lea, “ “ Ba “ % * § Ib. bor, t 50 En zlish Break/ast ‘ I 50 48 e * per jb, 35 soap, per box, °55 javon Soap, ‘ I 45 darkness Cand!’s, per bx, 3 46 joodwins ‘ “+ 276 Franc’s “ “« I SC}, : — “ao ROOTS £KD SHOES ee z AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. Yobacco, per pluz, St IPROPORTION. REGULATING = CATHARTIC THE A KNO VLEDGED Tonic AND APPETIZER THE IND SPENSABLE e t. & A SURE PRIVEN IVE AND POSITIVE CULE FOR BILIOUSNESS, : TORPID LIVER, is DYSPESSIA, OND. ISTEDN, L ath ng of Food, KIDNSY CI “PLAINT, in ni ly Ar+ Purely Veg ta'le, HousrHoLtb ReEmeEpy. Costivancss or Constip:tisn, Nausea, NERVOUSNESS, Impure Blood, Gensral Debility, Ete. BITTE RS wet CARR BROS, Drug Store, £ERFECTLY SAFE—RELIABLE. = A. Yan Asin & Compuny, PROPRIETI2S & MANUFACTUR :R8, 722 Montgom:ry Stre t, SAN FRANCISCO....:.5+CAL, POLITICAL. * “. Hayes, St.te Assayer of Mussa. chusetts, endorse; it,. and all who Ri _ Wood for Winter. oe = . oe moms Sumon’s Coven and ConsumpPRICE LIST bie oes: ane cord. . tion Cure is sold by us on a guarOak stove woud at $5.59. oaeay Tt cures: Consumption __ All first-clase,new and thoroughGarr Eros., — ? ly seasoned wood, and full measure given every time. Leave ordera for large or small quantites at Tompkins & Son’s grocery store, Broad street, Nevada City. Orders filled on and after August 15th. ee Haxt’s Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renewer never fuiied in restoring gray hair to its youthful color, lustre, and vitality. Dr. A. A) Sarvon’s Vitaizer ia what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptomsof Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 59 cents per bottle. Carr Bros. agents. Cage Baos. use pure fruit syr ups in their soda water. © tf Gut shot. Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras county, says: “I accidentally shot ‘my~horse, discharging the contents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep. Icured him ina . short time with the National Horse Liniment. One peculiar feature of this Liniment is, it keeps. away the flies and prevents proud flesh.” Walter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-l1m ——— $6 oe Our Taste. tf give it a fair trial unite in grateful testimony to its many virtues. Everrsopy drinks the delicious soda water suld by Carr Bros. tf —--SesCroup, Wavorisc Coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shilon’s Cure. Carr Bros. agt. Standard Boot & Shoe , S tmenneneell List of Goods on hand to-Cay to . be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 1 Rem'‘ngton sewing Machine. fre. Mcn. Pott’s 1.thons. . ip ir Blankets. 1 tebiec,. (utter, new. ( Baby Buggy. 1 Fee Chest \ 1 Lady's Cutting Table. 1 Wash Tab. \ 1 & Bedstead. kL stewart »tuve, large.) Lt pright plane, $60. 4 Cie hes wringer. Let men’s linea collars (all sizes.) i Lav n mower. ~ i second-havd bureau. § Second hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. — 1 -eeynd-hand Lounge, 84 50. 1 Second-hend Bureau, 4 00. 14 Vol. Bancrofts Misiory, new, sell at half price. iMalict & Comston square Piane worth $450, sell for $250. i*mall range. 1Student Lamp. 1 Gay Window Cornice. 1 Ma ons Hammer. 1 Elegant Ol! Painting, (new.) 1 & ght Bedroom set, 2 New Bedsterds. 1 new Upholstered Mattress. tet of Stove Pipe Several Show Caxes. A stere Counter. ; A Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (g00d.) EPMOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. . gar-Second hand household . goods bought, or will be sold on commissivn by auction or private] . ff] Trans-Continental 15TH SUCCESSIVE SEASON ! our . SELLS BRos. ENORMOUS a RAILROAD SHOWS WILL EXHIB!T AT \ND EVERYTHING ‘ELSE IN WILLIAM WOLF. We make to order : sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer.

Men’s Fine Scwed Shoes, $7 to $9, Men’s French Calf Boots, $8.50, Men’s Miners’ Boots. $6, Ladies’ French Kid, $6.50, REPAIRING : Men’s Soles and Heels, $1.25, Ladies’ Scles and Heels,.75 cents, Children’s Solas and Haels, 50 cents. All kinds of Broad Street, ___ NEVADA: Oe: Hold On! Fur § he-iff. Sen LORD, of Grass Valley, is a-.ject tothe devision of the Republica Joan’ y Convention, ', or Pubic Adm nistratos J. didute for nomination as Public Ax Rew shstican Connty Conv: ntion, For County Treasurer, che Repub.ican Cuunty Co.vent on. wave zene Where you Going ? M. WILEY, of Gras» Valley, ts a cann n'strator, subjecttsthe decision of the ENRY MONULTY, of Moore's Flat wil! be a: and date for the office o Lun'y Treastires, subje t to the decision ¢ I HAVE NO TIME TO WASTE! I have For County Assesior. ACL a cal iican Couuty Convention, AND DAUGHTER 1LL REMAIN IN NEVADA CIrY short time for the purpose of givi instructions in E ensington Painting, eg. Made by steam For Lessons also given in Barbo‘ine Modelings £47 Mater'als for all work furnished. Stamping f al ki: dsn_at y done. tem for Dress cutting. work, 1 L GARTHE’S RESIDENCE, MAIN cE) UICK, Sen. of Badger Hill. will be date for the once of County Arses8or gu! ject to the decision of the RepubMRS, A, C. AGLMAN Plain & Fancy Fmbroidering Doctor Bimis’ Oil Painting, Decorat ng Silke & Chinaware (This painting warranted not to wash off.) and Wax Work. i Lessons given in the Great Eclipse Sys P ease call and examine samples of ow jaunt’ lm to go to the OF THE Sal Francisco Opposition Stora, . Where Clothing and other Goods are being sold at a BIG SACRIFICE. This is the Store we are going to patronize, as cleo ain 57 Se. Is the man who brought the prices down and saved money for the people. \ IMPORTANT NEWS—We thought we wou! have the Clearing out sale for 60 days, but as we are so-over-rushed we don't believe it will last over t2 days longer, Ww he pleased t6 rece've pupils for i PIANO LESSONS. ap24-tf “Evening 'Bus to Grase Valle; — da at 7 o’clock. tel. MUSIC LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas — Frank Richards has commenced rnnning an evening ’bus to and from Grass Valley. Leayes Neva+ d Leaves. Grass Valley at 8:30.0’clock. Orders can be left at New York HoLook at the suits we sell for SEYEN DOLLARS. I defy any merchant in Nevada City to offer you ‘any such suit at that price ; andthe suits we have been selling for $3.59; also all the boys we have One Dollar apiece. ° 2 oe OUR NEW of the month. cs J. DREYFUss. — price ‘Gpider Leg Tea. J.J. JackSe age 1) 200 . a en town. . For saleby Carr Eros! “pt, vans Dyspopoin eet ; — 2, EY MAN, . <; ~“Wholessle and Retail Agents. ler will cure sick headacle,. (SCJOImines Stumps Etotel. THE BEST PLACE! FresH Fruit, FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS ireat Clearing Out Sale dressed in duce Hats for J 4. NTY CENTS apiece. I defy any merchant, to sell them ‘ess th.n GOODS will comm~ance arriving about the last. T expect to be out of to.vn about two tosks. In't a essa nersons indebted to me will please-call at the BB gece gt Roqurect the store about the horse and buggy I have for sale. The, os Simmons’ TARIEY SORE Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. VEGETABLES, Cicars, ToRAcco, And a large line of other Goods. Received every Thursday evening. MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Juné W, &, SIMMONS, CHANCE OF FIRM. mM. DRAN, (Successor to Cc. A. Barrett,) MERCHANT TAILOR 46 Broap St., Nevava City. I Have a Fine Stock of Foreign and Domestic Gocds, ND AM PREPARED TO FURNISH the g ntlemen of Nevada City and vicinity with garments in the latest sty les and of the best quality.lama practical ‘lailor, and have had long experience in the busit ess. I am a practic 1 cutter and tailor, 1 have hai the experence fr the last 12 vears, I wa cutting for Bulleton & John of Sau Fr.ncisco for the last five y ars. Come and se ect your goods before going elsewhere. Style and tit guaranteed = Urders from the surrounding couxts) promptly atten ed to. ¥ lhave a full line of patent shirteand neckties, anu make white or calico shirt order, S cua line of machine oil and neees, MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL Practical Dress M.kers and Millincrs, AVING for a long number of rear been recognized as the leadiig Drese Makers of Nevada vounty, have ass ciatec tbemselves toge her fur the purpose of carry ing on the business uf Ore:amaking in ali its Uranches. o They also have a fine stock of Mil isery & Fanc Goods, Dress { immi gs, Etc. To which they call the attention of Ladies. Agen‘s for the Walta©s Bale, and also the Dressmakers’ Magic scale. _ A fine assortment of SWITCHES& FROAT PIECES Whicn will be sold very cheap. ty MRS, MIL!S & GRISSELL. pr. Wooo riepared irom the Act.ve Mediinal Kroyer. or & BROAD ST., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. . 7 LIVER REGULATOR AT FIOME!. mk. & MRS. HIPPOPOTAMI. SELLS BROTHERS’ NEW DEPARTURE. In arranging for the First Trans-Continental Tour the SELLS BROTHERS, determined to outshine all precedent and outdo all previous visitors in their line to the Pacific Slope, having madea Bold Stroke for Fortune by combining their ALL IN ONE, Trebling the expenses and securing three times. the Attractions. They are forced to present AN ASTOUNDING ARRAY OF ARENIC ARTISTS IN THREE RINGS, TREMENDOUS THEATRE ~ STAGE AND VASTOUTER CIRCLE. .5 OR PAGEANT PROMENADE. This Wedding of the Circuses also.of necessity involves a merging SEVERAL, SHPARATE ‘of our 3 MAMMOTH MENAGERIES And enables us to exhibit a * GORGEOUS FREE STREET PARADE Three Times Larger and ‘Three Times Grander than any other on top of the Footstool. The three Cireuses contain in their triple roster all the EARTHS MOST EMINENT SPECIALISTS. reap: ee at eae ey The name of Sells Brothers ; arantee 1e purity ofthe pleasurawle performinces. The iisplay of WILD BEASTS in the triplicate fanaa a isan Amazing Animal Aggregation. The limits of a newspaper advertisment do not permit a carefal catalogue either of the amusements or departments of struction. The circuses please the people, elating and electrifying. che Menageries are traveling academies of information and_ tented eroples of z ES ) ‘ \ ~ — ESPECIAL NOTE—The only . =. Male and Female sd ay aa ae pee ami éver-exh ited, Jet loose X in the :i. A LIVE Gl(=) = SAFFE, and ali the Wil. An y; a eaten tlie existing. Shows will 2 resume. their former circuit mais kuewi toxcientists to be = MM and travel as 3 distinct Shows " : OD, a= \ oN. U.—At the end of thePs Matines at 1 o'clock. Night at 7. Grass Valley, Tuesday, August 10. Two Performances Daily. Parade t 10 AM. aia ein a Erato Ac second pai = Tas Ne’ tives in th mere orna! four comm ing chairm on Rules, Irrigation : mittee anc Bills. Mr ofthe Ass rigation, W Judiciary, committee THERE ¥ _ Methodist Rev. W. ] w.th the . ~ vices Col Lecturer f lecture in “Does It cordially i at the clo vice. Hon. 4 from belo says the 1 in the le before the so warm. the mine power ani for all it i Maa. A held to at Court a bonds fix gling opi the steai yer think weak one same, Tag Pi. Sheriff Ir the antihouse at and arres ‘gers exu! honest n nor desi THe « knew i editor, a SCRIPT ni svlvaniz new ho Compar maching A TEL city yes can Ve the G. 4 Francis benefits fares al bers. No 7! tained young I field wk last Tu: offered See the Sena’ could 1 the at people sneaks had he county THE! Congre and ev Sims. evenin JAs.filed t since t walk d Mise Frane Miss ¢ return Dr. and G ‘ed Pre Denta Jup order . belong Carrol Tae been . past w roll of Jas P. Sto praise decea: Mis Secar Bear . Gu unde: quite