June 13, 1878 (4 pages)

J 4 --parlor window, the hoy-maxk not loses " 4 Che Daily Cranseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. i BREVITIES. Dick Gentry isin town. Remember the Catholit pic-nie-today. 3 : Family jars we Ss . jugs. ~ tees Neat awnings adorn the. front. of aa the Udion Hotel. ———"+ -. The Constitutional “Convention talets plice: pextWedtiesday,: FE, DeLanza has removed his office “— Dr. -“von Buelow’s office will ~ hereafter be in Belden’s Drug. Store. wo The-GrassValley “ Haymakers” “are in constant practice for the cantata to be given on the 22d inst. Fifteen additional stamps are being put in the Idaho mine. This wit givetire mitt fifty stain pa: Miss Hattie Wells bus returned from-San Jose, where she’ has been visiting for several months past. ~ = +The interior of the South Yabal Canal Company's Otfice is being renovated by the whitewash artists. Somebody ha3* written a book about “How to find the stars.” Don't want to read it ; We stepped on a Lit of orange peel yesterday, Eee “What is the outward and visible _ sign in baptism?” said a parson to his Sunday Schcol class. “The baby, sir,” was the prompt reply. E. Barry, of Dowiesille Worke[tponth or_two.—The—name of “Dad . ingmien’s candidatefor Joint—Delegate to the Constitutional-ConvenAion, is a rising youny Jawyer. When-a boy-bats a ball through a his inning, but the man who owns the window is invariably put out. The prevailing question: -Who is that Nevada City man that went "to see the San Francisco grass widow? We will tell this. much—heis one of the shining lights among the married men of the town, : Some important developments . have come to tight during the past robberies of last week, but we have been requested to suppress the facts for the present else the ends of justice bé defeated, * A clean-up of 8@ tons-of rock trom -the Deadwood mine, just crushed at Kitts’ mill, yielded the handsome sutp of $2,440; or over $30 per ton. “A portion of this*rock was taken out ~whilérunning the tunnel, and contained considerable cab. It is thought the yield bereafter will average $50 perton, > .<— SERIOUS RUNAWAY. ne Yesterday morning abont 8 o'clock Mr. Evstis, of .the firm of Eustis & Schmidt, while engaged ‘in delivering meat ‘to their customers, drove up to the house of A. Lones, on West Broad street, and went in, leaving the team, standing by the side of the road'‘unhitebed as was the usual custom, While he was absent, the avimals took fright, and started down Broad street, at a wild rate. They came down: the grade like a whirlwind, gethering fresh spedd at each jump. A& they reached Piue street, one of the horses attempted toturn the corner. The other, however, was ¢videut!y determined upon keeping Straight abead, aud the result was that they swerved from the center of the road just enough’ to bring them in contact with a corner iron post supporting ‘ the awning in front cf Hyman’s store, and it snapped like a pipestem. The near horse was stunned by the concussion, andfell. The other animal did not stop, but gave several’ more bounds, dragging its mute along the ground, end demol. ishing two more of the posts, The “horse that fell was almest instantly killed. It was valued at about $75. The harness and wagon were also damaged sligi:tly. Es" Messrs, Steinway & Sons were honored by the following resolutions embodied in the report on Pianos, . at the Vienna Exposition: _ “In regard tothe American divisjon, it is much to be deplored that the path-inangurating firm of Steinway & Sons, of New York, to wiom the entire Piano Mannfactare is so greatly indebted, bas not been Tep2 i. ata GATL HAMILTON is too smart to live,” says the Utiea Observer; and then, after a long pause, it wickedly adds the word “with,” , GOLD PEN LOs?. ° foe . Ld . ~K large gold pen aud holder-wa lost in this city on Suturday last. The finder willconfer a favor by. leaving ita this Office,uind also be rewarded. + TEACUERS, TAKE NOTICE. 5¢5 7" +. Applications from teachers will be received. by the Board of Edreation of Nevada School District, until Siturday, June 29th, 1878. Address, C. E? Mut oy, jn6-td -_«.:) Clerk of Board, POLL TAXES. +s = —“to-e-reenrover Beekman's satoon——}-— Perso who are Table & for Poll} 1 Tax should remémber.that they become delinquent. on-the-first-of duty; after which . $1 00 will be added. lhose who desire to save costs can office, in the Court House aiid paying their poltax to F. M. Wheeler, Fresh Butter, From the best dairies in the county, ‘at 877% ceuts per pound, at. ma2l 3%; Gy. EK. Muuox's. © Fresh Butter, None Bettér, tor 35 cents per ponnd, mu22Aud, Gaunt. 4 $100 00 Reward. oe A pocket book, containing notes against various parties, amounting to about $1,600, and gold notes and greenbacks to the value of $180, was lost in this city during the past Edwards” was written in ink on the cover of the pocket. book. ‘I'he finder will receive the above reward by leaving’ the pocket. book, with -allits contents, at the National Exchange Hotel. _Payinent_of theabeve HotesNevada City, May 26, 1878-tf Complete, : Hyman Bros. have now on hand the largest, best ‘selected .andmost complete stock of Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc., to be found in themarket, all of which will be sold at greatly reduced rates. To be _. day or two regarding the —two safe+convinced,cali at their establishment, . ” corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. [al3 > Mrs. E, E. Fisher Has leased the store formerly occupied by A. J. Ridge asa law office, and has fitted it up in a very pretty and stylish manner as a Jewelry Store. She is in constant receipt of new and elegant ~ goods, notably mong which is the finest display of solid. silverware ever seen in the county. She extends a cordial invitution to her Nevada friends, as her goods will bear inspection, both in quality and price. mall o Liver is King. The Liver is the imperial: organ of the whole human system, as it controls the life, ‘healti and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion of fond, the movements of the heart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, are all immediately connected with the workings of tne Liver. It has been successfully proved that Green’s Angust Flower is unequaled iv curing ov Liver Complaint,, and ali the merous symptoms that result from and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold inall towns ou the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want. >> A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors “aud indise: tions of youtb, hervous, weakness,. ‘rly decay, loss of manhood &c., I ill. send a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This greatremedy was discovered by @ missionary in South Ameriea. ~velope to the Rev. Joskru T. Ixman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. o12-ly > <i> >in -_><-> Mothers, Mothérs,’ Mothers.Don’t fail to procure Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in children. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind colie, regulates the bowels, and, by, giving relief and health to tge child, gives rest to the motber. ‘m8-6aiSSR Ste: If any Dealer Informs You that he bas for sale a dentifrice identical with or covtaining ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZODONT, diseredit. the statement aud. insist upon having thet alone. By doing so, you will secure: a dentrifice ar excellence the best in the maret, containing botanic elements of rare preservative influence upon the teeth, and one which will endow them with most becoming white ness. Anotber desirable feature of this stable tuilet article is thet it imdo _so, by calling at the Assessors . -all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia . an unbealthy condition of the Liver} Send a self-addressed en-. whe Le Be Ys JOINT CATHO hed Cc PIC-NIC,OF NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY -—AT—. STORMS’ RANCH, THURSDAY, JUNE 13th. A Fine Band of Music has s10n; > = Arrangements have been made for awit kinds of--anraséments on the gronnds, and also to make it a joy“4-938 Ocession for all-whoattend, aa —— : Tickets for the round trip: Adults, $100. “Children: 25. Cents, ie =e ial . Everybody is invited. _TIME TABLE. Train will leave Nevada City at 9:30 a.m. Returning, will leave pic-nic "grounds at 5:30 p. wu. _ Tickets. can be procured of ‘the { Committee, Joho Daunictiff, Thom: has béen stopped“"DAb EDwarbs. ‘as Hunley and Michael Hanley, Al. so at the Depot. SOCIAL PARTY. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Gold Flat School House. — ee THE LADIES UN GOLD FLAT Me Will gives . “i SOCIAL PARTY, At the New School House; Tuesday Evon'g, June-18th.— The proceeds, will be wards purchas ing seats Department, ne GOOD MUSIC Will be in attendance, and a FIRST CLASS LUNCH Will be served by the Ladies, who-wit) make & special effort to render the Patty an enjoyable one to all who attend. Tickets, incluaing Lunch, S150, jn6-ta : WATCHES & JEWELRY: GEO, W, WELCH, HAVING MADE LARGE ADDITIONS TO HIS STOCK OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY, And employed a Firs s Watchmaker, 48 noW prepar do all kinds of Watch and Cloe Engraving, Etc. Cleaning and Repairing Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, Nevada City, May 14, 1878. SEAMAN & EDDY, BLACKSMITHS, COYOTE STREET, NEVADA CITY. iring, JAVING FORMED A COPARTNER. ship, and leased the Large Brick Shop, opposite the Gas Works, Are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHING. Iron Work for Wagons, Carriages, etc., done ina first class manner. Iron Work for Miners, * ted in the best manner. @ We guarantee all our work to be as good as the best,and having} ad long experience in the business, are confident we can give satisfaction. 'BEAMAN & EDDY. “ee fragrance to the breath. Sold : Nevada City, June 11, 1878, ARCBIE NIVENS, Stee BEST MANUFACTURED ~ . WALTER D.va" TON or the Primary . . E. W. ROBERTS, Attended to with promptness, and execn. Se : DEALER IN Choice Brands of Foreign and " Domestic CIGARS, Smoking and Chewing -PTOBACCO, Cigarettes, Pipés, Cutlery, Etc ALSO'A FULL LINE OF = GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. Stocks Bought and Sold-oh Commission TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MASONIC BLOCK. Nevada City, Tune 9.18TRe ee A HEALTLY, PLEASANT. . --AND— SEIBERT’S ~ CRONK BEEP! “MADE FROM PURE SPRING WATER. oe ee ——— YO POISONOUS ACIDS. are used ‘in the preparation of this delightful orating and healthy. it is the best . Ever manufactured in Nevada County \ FAMILIES SUPPLIED By leaving orders at ANTOINE TAM’S, Nevada City, June 7, .1878, (Successor to E, M. Preston, ) DEALER IN LDRUGS 7 = MEDICINES MISING CHEMICALS, TOILET GOODS p= SCRIPTIONS accurstely compound. ed at all hours of the day or night oe General Insurance ‘Agency, INCLUDING LIVE.POOL, LONDON and GLOBE and IMPERIAL, NORTHERN and QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES, W. D. VINTON, Prop'r. oe a ERE ee CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIEN. , Citizens’ Non-Fartisan Meetings. ANHE candidater nominated by the Citizehs’ Non-Partisan County Convention of Nevada County : J. M. WALLING. 0. 2. STIDGER, AND J. 1. CALDWELL, Will address the people upon the qiestions now presented tor their considera: tion, at the following times und p'aces: At Grass Valley, Thursday.:.June 6th ** Nevada City, Saturday..: ‘* 8th ** Rough and Ready, Monday. ‘* 10th “ North San Juan; Tuesday.. * llth ** Moore’s Flat, Wednésday.. ** 12th ** North Bloomfield, Thursday. ‘* 13th ‘* Truckee, Saturday... +: Sib ‘* Nevada City, Munday... “ 1%th ** Grass Valley, Tuesday.. ** 18th Election Wednesday, June 19th. 5 : 1878. RESIDENCE FOR SALE geo, THE BEAUTIFUL’ RESIDENCE ff ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Now occupied by Wm. J. Johnston, is of: fered for ca. The house is in Good Repair and is one of the most desirable places in the ~ City. _ The Garden contains every variety_of Choice Fruit Tress an : Flowers . The Property will be Sold 4 CONFECTIONERY, NUTS,--ETG} he SPARKLING BEVERAGE. : -Is— °* : evera ge, but ull the ingredients are lavig.fP"—For sale at all the Saloons. . E Business TI Na Ie in Valuable Machines, etc. Hollingsworth sulky Rakes. Pitt’s Gcuuine Bufialo Threshers and Horse All of oul Machines ara well kuown in Cali Our Hill’s Eureka Gang Plows, Harrows, ~ BARBED FENCE WIRE, , —s * ma22 NON-PARTISAN TICKET Delegates at Large to Constitutional Convention. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. ; SAN FRANCISCO, ee W, H. L. BARNES, M.M. ESTEE, J. W. WINANS, JOHN F.MILLER, JOHN S. HAGER,'S.M.’WILSON. SECOND GONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. _ RUFUS SHOEMAKER, _. HOH. HAIGHT, W. H. VAN DYKE, Of Alameda. : HENRY EDGERTON, H. M. LARUE, Of Sacramento. J. E,. HALE, ° Of. Placer. J. B; HALL, Of San Joaquin, --J. M. PORTER, Qf Amador, THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, I, 8. BELCHER; Of Yuba. — MARION BIGGS, Of Batté. W. J. TINNIN, Of Trinity. W. F. HUESTIS, Of Humboldt. JAMES Mc’M. SHAFTER, Of Marin. JOHN M. KELLY, Of Yolo. A. P, OVERTON, O Sonoma, BENJ. SHURTLEFF, ig Of Napa, FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL ig J. MANSFIELD, J.J. AYRKS,Of Los Angeles. P. B. TULLY, Of Santa Clara. GEORGE W. SCHELL, Of Stanislaus. EDWARD MARTIN, Of Santa Cruz. W. J. GRAVES. Of San Luis Obispo. B. WATERS, Of San Bernardino, F.O. SMIEH, Of Kern, DISTRICT. 4 NEVADA COUNTY NOMINEES E. W. ROBERTS, Of Grass Valley. J. M. WALLING, J. I, CALDWELL, Of Nevada City. O. P, STIDGER, Of North San Juan, For Joint Delegate— Nevada‘ and Sierra Counties, 8. B. HILL, of Downieville. Election Jur.e 19, 1878. . . MASONIC NOTICE. . Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F. & A.M. STATED MEETINGS ON the Secoud Wednesday of each month. Visiting Bretpren in are cordially ingood standing JOHN CALDWELL, Master. HH; Boameman, Secretary. apl2 F. von BUELCW, M. D., For further engaire of Wm. Scott, or st ottice ; jot ‘MBS. JAMES FAULKNOR . Masonic ng. Residence, Main epposite School house, Nevala City, jal BAKER & HAMILTON, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF Agricultural Implements and Machines. AND — Champion Mowers and Rea: 5.1. Case & Co.'s Improved Calitornia Headers, Ames’ Straw Burning Engines, Spring Wagons, all sizéa, ; fornia. They are the LEADING Machines, Call and Examiné our Stock or ‘send for Catalegue; Address, “BAKER & HAMILTON, net menutacture ; EUGENE CASSERLY, J.P; HOGE, + Ot -NevadaCounty. FFICE IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, . Buildi HARDWARE. THE ‘OLDEST HOUSE IN THIS LINE OF on the Coast—having started with the first farm.® ing interests of the State.; Have always taken THE -LBAD They are now EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of the-most Valuable Mechines that are ased in farming—among which are the : : _. Buckeye Mowers and Reapers. ra. ~ Tiger Self Dump Sulky, kes, (The Tiger Self Dump is THE LATEST AND BEST Rake inveptetl. ° BAIN’S FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS. BAIN’S HEADER WAGONS, ~ ete Powers, . Moline Single Gang Piows, Seed Sowt ra Cast Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc,, are the Best to be found.in the market. “We carry all the goods to be expected in this line. Also a full line of Shelf Hardware, Cutlery, Belting, Fence and Baling WirePOWDER, SHOT, ETC. s iF SACRAMENTO OR. SAN FRANCISCO, CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, ee PROPRIKFOR OF THE Union Market; Nevada City. AS NOW ON HAND, ‘of his own NEW LARD, suit, Re-also—has —~— HAMS and BACON, THE BEST IN THE COUNTY, Of his own manufacture. Ho also-kee keepe-on-hatrd;-at-ull-tinies, the best of” BBEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL SAUSAGES, otc, Give him a-call, if you ‘want aomethir hice in his line, OHRIS, NAFFZIGEH; Mevada, Oct. 16 1877. NEW DRUG STORE, BKOAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY. (Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel.) J. F. RUDOLPH, — OFFERS FOR SALE A FRESH AND General Assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, And all the _ Popular Patent Medicines RUDOLPH'’S EXTRACT OF HOREHOUND AND ANISE, FoR COUGHS AND COLDS, Uneqnaled as an Expectorant, PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS And Family Recipes CAREFULLY AND ACCURATELY: COM. POUNDED BY _J, F. RUDOLPH, Apothecary. Nevada City, May 31, 1878. Mountain Ice. ™~ undersigned gives notice that he is Dew prepared to supply che best article of oes ‘va any business place or private residenc in this city. The Ice this season is mo Gecidedly the best ever put up in this se tien of the country Ww. Allorders leftat+ fofice of the Company,.ou the Plaza, .11 be promptly and © fuithfully-attendea ° J. 8, THOMPSON, Nevada, May 7th, & /8, : PENMANSHIP. A CLASS IN PENMANSHIP ° = Will be Organized at the HIGH SCHOOL -ROOM, NEVADA CITY, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings of each week, 7 At 71-2 o’clock, For a course of Fifteen Lessons in BUSINESS and LADIES’ HAND. TUITION: Ineluding stationery and lights, $5.50, payable at the middle of term. * MISS A J. ELLIOTT, Teacher. \ Nevada, May 9, 1878, GEO. W. WELOG, . Dealer in ' Books, Stationery, Musical Instruments, "hee, de, s7 GENERAL NEWS AGENT es: 2 Which he offers for sale -in quantities t ps-— MOUNTAIN (CE

J 4 --parlor window, the hoy-maxk not loses " 4 Che Daily Cranseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. i BREVITIES. Dick Gentry isin town. Remember the Catholit pic-nie-today. 3 : Family jars we Ss . jugs. ~ tees Neat awnings adorn the. front. of aa the Udion Hotel. ———"+ -. The Constitutional “Convention talets plice: pextWedtiesday,: FE, DeLanza has removed his office “— Dr. -“von Buelow’s office will ~ hereafter be in Belden’s Drug. Store. wo The-GrassValley “ Haymakers” “are in constant practice for the cantata to be given on the 22d inst. Fifteen additional stamps are being put in the Idaho mine. This wit givetire mitt fifty stain pa: Miss Hattie Wells bus returned from-San Jose, where she’ has been visiting for several months past. ~ = +The interior of the South Yabal Canal Company's Otfice is being renovated by the whitewash artists. Somebody ha3* written a book about “How to find the stars.” Don't want to read it ; We stepped on a Lit of orange peel yesterday, Eee “What is the outward and visible _ sign in baptism?” said a parson to his Sunday Schcol class. “The baby, sir,” was the prompt reply. E. Barry, of Dowiesille Worke[tponth or_two.—The—name of “Dad . ingmien’s candidatefor Joint—Delegate to the Constitutional-ConvenAion, is a rising youny Jawyer. When-a boy-bats a ball through a his inning, but the man who owns the window is invariably put out. The prevailing question: -Who is that Nevada City man that went "to see the San Francisco grass widow? We will tell this. much—heis one of the shining lights among the married men of the town, : Some important developments . have come to tight during the past robberies of last week, but we have been requested to suppress the facts for the present else the ends of justice bé defeated, * A clean-up of 8@ tons-of rock trom -the Deadwood mine, just crushed at Kitts’ mill, yielded the handsome sutp of $2,440; or over $30 per ton. “A portion of this*rock was taken out ~whilérunning the tunnel, and contained considerable cab. It is thought the yield bereafter will average $50 perton, > .<— SERIOUS RUNAWAY. ne Yesterday morning abont 8 o'clock Mr. Evstis, of .the firm of Eustis & Schmidt, while engaged ‘in delivering meat ‘to their customers, drove up to the house of A. Lones, on West Broad street, and went in, leaving the team, standing by the side of the road'‘unhitebed as was the usual custom, While he was absent, the avimals took fright, and started down Broad street, at a wild rate. They came down: the grade like a whirlwind, gethering fresh spedd at each jump. A& they reached Piue street, one of the horses attempted toturn the corner. The other, however, was ¢videut!y determined upon keeping Straight abead, aud the result was that they swerved from the center of the road just enough’ to bring them in contact with a corner iron post supporting ‘ the awning in front cf Hyman’s store, and it snapped like a pipestem. The near horse was stunned by the concussion, andfell. The other animal did not stop, but gave several’ more bounds, dragging its mute along the ground, end demol. ishing two more of the posts, The “horse that fell was almest instantly killed. It was valued at about $75. The harness and wagon were also damaged sligi:tly. Es" Messrs, Steinway & Sons were honored by the following resolutions embodied in the report on Pianos, . at the Vienna Exposition: _ “In regard tothe American divisjon, it is much to be deplored that the path-inangurating firm of Steinway & Sons, of New York, to wiom the entire Piano Mannfactare is so greatly indebted, bas not been Tep2 i. ata GATL HAMILTON is too smart to live,” says the Utiea Observer; and then, after a long pause, it wickedly adds the word “with,” , GOLD PEN LOs?. ° foe . Ld . ~K large gold pen aud holder-wa lost in this city on Suturday last. The finder willconfer a favor by. leaving ita this Office,uind also be rewarded. + TEACUERS, TAKE NOTICE. 5¢5 7" +. Applications from teachers will be received. by the Board of Edreation of Nevada School District, until Siturday, June 29th, 1878. Address, C. E? Mut oy, jn6-td -_«.:) Clerk of Board, POLL TAXES. +s = —“to-e-reenrover Beekman's satoon——}-— Perso who are Table & for Poll} 1 Tax should remémber.that they become delinquent. on-the-first-of duty; after which . $1 00 will be added. lhose who desire to save costs can office, in the Court House aiid paying their poltax to F. M. Wheeler, Fresh Butter, From the best dairies in the county, ‘at 877% ceuts per pound, at. ma2l 3%; Gy. EK. Muuox's. © Fresh Butter, None Bettér, tor 35 cents per ponnd, mu22Aud, Gaunt. 4 $100 00 Reward. oe A pocket book, containing notes against various parties, amounting to about $1,600, and gold notes and greenbacks to the value of $180, was lost in this city during the past Edwards” was written in ink on the cover of the pocket. book. ‘I'he finder will receive the above reward by leaving’ the pocket. book, with -allits contents, at the National Exchange Hotel. _Payinent_of theabeve HotesNevada City, May 26, 1878-tf Complete, : Hyman Bros. have now on hand the largest, best ‘selected .andmost complete stock of Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc., to be found in themarket, all of which will be sold at greatly reduced rates. To be _. day or two regarding the —two safe+convinced,cali at their establishment, . ” corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. [al3 > Mrs. E, E. Fisher Has leased the store formerly occupied by A. J. Ridge asa law office, and has fitted it up in a very pretty and stylish manner as a Jewelry Store. She is in constant receipt of new and elegant ~ goods, notably mong which is the finest display of solid. silverware ever seen in the county. She extends a cordial invitution to her Nevada friends, as her goods will bear inspection, both in quality and price. mall o Liver is King. The Liver is the imperial: organ of the whole human system, as it controls the life, ‘healti and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion of fond, the movements of the heart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, are all immediately connected with the workings of tne Liver. It has been successfully proved that Green’s Angust Flower is unequaled iv curing ov Liver Complaint,, and ali the merous symptoms that result from and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold inall towns ou the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want. >> A Card, To all who are suffering from the errors “aud indise: tions of youtb, hervous, weakness,. ‘rly decay, loss of manhood &c., I ill. send a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This greatremedy was discovered by @ missionary in South Ameriea. ~velope to the Rev. Joskru T. Ixman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. o12-ly > <i> >in -_><-> Mothers, Mothérs,’ Mothers.Don’t fail to procure Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in children. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind colie, regulates the bowels, and, by, giving relief and health to tge child, gives rest to the motber. ‘m8-6aiSSR Ste: If any Dealer Informs You that he bas for sale a dentifrice identical with or covtaining ingredients equalling or superior in efficacy to those of SOZODONT, diseredit. the statement aud. insist upon having thet alone. By doing so, you will secure: a dentrifice ar excellence the best in the maret, containing botanic elements of rare preservative influence upon the teeth, and one which will endow them with most becoming white ness. Anotber desirable feature of this stable tuilet article is thet it imdo _so, by calling at the Assessors . -all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia . an unbealthy condition of the Liver} Send a self-addressed en-. whe Le Be Ys JOINT CATHO hed Cc PIC-NIC,OF NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY -—AT—. STORMS’ RANCH, THURSDAY, JUNE 13th. A Fine Band of Music has s10n; > = Arrangements have been made for awit kinds of--anraséments on the gronnds, and also to make it a joy“4-938 Ocession for all-whoattend, aa —— : Tickets for the round trip: Adults, $100. “Children: 25. Cents, ie =e ial . Everybody is invited. _TIME TABLE. Train will leave Nevada City at 9:30 a.m. Returning, will leave pic-nic "grounds at 5:30 p. wu. _ Tickets. can be procured of ‘the { Committee, Joho Daunictiff, Thom: has béen stopped“"DAb EDwarbs. ‘as Hunley and Michael Hanley, Al. so at the Depot. SOCIAL PARTY. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Gold Flat School House. — ee THE LADIES UN GOLD FLAT Me Will gives . “i SOCIAL PARTY, At the New School House; Tuesday Evon'g, June-18th.— The proceeds, will be wards purchas ing seats Department, ne GOOD MUSIC Will be in attendance, and a FIRST CLASS LUNCH Will be served by the Ladies, who-wit) make & special effort to render the Patty an enjoyable one to all who attend. Tickets, incluaing Lunch, S150, jn6-ta : WATCHES & JEWELRY: GEO, W, WELCH, HAVING MADE LARGE ADDITIONS TO HIS STOCK OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY, And employed a Firs s Watchmaker, 48 noW prepar do all kinds of Watch and Cloe Engraving, Etc. Cleaning and Repairing Jewelry a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, Nevada City, May 14, 1878. SEAMAN & EDDY, BLACKSMITHS, COYOTE STREET, NEVADA CITY. iring, JAVING FORMED A COPARTNER. ship, and leased the Large Brick Shop, opposite the Gas Works, Are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHING. Iron Work for Wagons, Carriages, etc., done ina first class manner.

Iron Work for Miners, * ted in the best manner. @ We guarantee all our work to be as good as the best,and having} ad long experience in the business, are confident we can give satisfaction. 'BEAMAN & EDDY. “ee fragrance to the breath. Sold : Nevada City, June 11, 1878, ARCBIE NIVENS, Stee BEST MANUFACTURED ~ . WALTER D.va" TON or the Primary . . E. W. ROBERTS, Attended to with promptness, and execn. Se : DEALER IN Choice Brands of Foreign and " Domestic CIGARS, Smoking and Chewing -PTOBACCO, Cigarettes, Pipés, Cutlery, Etc ALSO'A FULL LINE OF = GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. Stocks Bought and Sold-oh Commission TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MASONIC BLOCK. Nevada City, Tune 9.18TRe ee A HEALTLY, PLEASANT. . --AND— SEIBERT’S ~ CRONK BEEP! “MADE FROM PURE SPRING WATER. oe ee ——— YO POISONOUS ACIDS. are used ‘in the preparation of this delightful orating and healthy. it is the best . Ever manufactured in Nevada County \ FAMILIES SUPPLIED By leaving orders at ANTOINE TAM’S, Nevada City, June 7, .1878, (Successor to E, M. Preston, ) DEALER IN LDRUGS 7 = MEDICINES MISING CHEMICALS, TOILET GOODS p= SCRIPTIONS accurstely compound. ed at all hours of the day or night oe General Insurance ‘Agency, INCLUDING LIVE.POOL, LONDON and GLOBE and IMPERIAL, NORTHERN and QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES, W. D. VINTON, Prop'r. oe a ERE ee CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIEN. , Citizens’ Non-Fartisan Meetings. ANHE candidater nominated by the Citizehs’ Non-Partisan County Convention of Nevada County : J. M. WALLING. 0. 2. STIDGER, AND J. 1. CALDWELL, Will address the people upon the qiestions now presented tor their considera: tion, at the following times und p'aces: At Grass Valley, Thursday.:..June 6th ** Nevada City, Saturday....: ‘* 8th ** Rough and Ready, Monday.. ‘* 10th “ North San Juan; Tuesday... * llth ** Moore’s Flat, Wednésday... ** 12th ** North Bloomfield, Thursday.. ‘* 13th ‘* Truckee, Saturday...... +: Sib ‘* Nevada City, Munday..... “ 1%th ** Grass Valley, Tuesday.... ** 18th Election Wednesday, June 19th. 5 : 1878. RESIDENCE FOR SALE geo, THE BEAUTIFUL’ RESIDENCE ff ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Now occupied by Wm. J. Johnston, is of: fered for ca. The house is in Good Repair and is one of the most desirable places in the ~ City. _ The Garden contains every variety_of Choice Fruit Tress an : Flowers . The Property will be Sold 4 CONFECTIONERY, NUTS,--ETG} he SPARKLING BEVERAGE. : -Is— °* : evera ge, but ull the ingredients are lavig.fP"—For sale at all the Saloons. . E Business TI Na Ie in Valuable Machines, etc. Hollingsworth sulky Rakes. Pitt’s Gcuuine Bufialo Threshers and Horse All of oul Machines ara well kuown in Cali Our Hill’s Eureka Gang Plows, Harrows, ~ BARBED FENCE WIRE, , —s * ma22 NON-PARTISAN TICKET Delegates at Large to Constitutional Convention. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. ; SAN FRANCISCO, ee W, H. L. BARNES, M.M. ESTEE, J. W. WINANS, JOHN F.MILLER, JOHN S. HAGER,'S.M.’WILSON. SECOND GONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. _ RUFUS SHOEMAKER, _. HOH. HAIGHT, W. H. VAN DYKE, Of Alameda. : HENRY EDGERTON, H. M. LARUE, Of Sacramento. J. E,. HALE, ° Of. Placer. J. B; HALL, Of San Joaquin, --J. M. PORTER, Qf Amador, THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, I, 8. BELCHER; Of Yuba. — MARION BIGGS, Of Batté. W. J. TINNIN, Of Trinity. W. F. HUESTIS, Of Humboldt. JAMES Mc’M. SHAFTER, Of Marin. JOHN M. KELLY, Of Yolo. A. P, OVERTON, O Sonoma, BENJ. SHURTLEFF, ig Of Napa, FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL ig J. MANSFIELD, J.J. AYRKS,Of Los Angeles. P. B. TULLY, Of Santa Clara. GEORGE W. SCHELL, Of Stanislaus. EDWARD MARTIN, Of Santa Cruz. W. J. GRAVES. Of San Luis Obispo. B. WATERS, Of San Bernardino, F.O. SMIEH, Of Kern, DISTRICT. 4 NEVADA COUNTY NOMINEES E. W. ROBERTS, Of Grass Valley. J. M. WALLING, J. I, CALDWELL, Of Nevada City. O. P, STIDGER, Of North San Juan, For Joint Delegate— Nevada‘ and Sierra Counties, 8. B. HILL, of Downieville. Election Jur.e 19, 1878. . . MASONIC NOTICE. . Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F. & A.M. STATED MEETINGS ON the Secoud Wednesday of each month. Visiting Bretpren in are cordially ingood standing JOHN CALDWELL, Master. HH; Boameman, Secretary. apl2 F. von BUELCW, M. D., For further engaire of Wm. Scott, or st ottice ; jot ‘MBS. JAMES FAULKNOR . Masonic ng. Residence, Main epposite School house, Nevala City, jal BAKER & HAMILTON, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF Agricultural Implements and Machines. AND — Champion Mowers and Rea: 5.1. Case & Co.'s Improved Calitornia Headers, Ames’ Straw Burning Engines, Spring Wagons, all sizéa, ; fornia. They are the LEADING Machines, Call and Examiné our Stock or ‘send for Catalegue; Address, “BAKER & HAMILTON, net menutacture ; EUGENE CASSERLY, J.P; HOGE, + Ot -NevadaCounty. FFICE IN BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, . Buildi HARDWARE. THE ‘OLDEST HOUSE IN THIS LINE OF on the Coast—having started with the first farm.® ing interests of the State.; Have always taken THE -LBAD They are now EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for many of the-most Valuable Mechines that are ased in farming—among which are the : : _. Buckeye Mowers and Reapers. ra. ~ Tiger Self Dump Sulky, kes, (The Tiger Self Dump is THE LATEST AND BEST Rake inveptetl. ° BAIN’S FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS. BAIN’S HEADER WAGONS, ~ ete Powers, . Moline Single Gang Piows, Seed Sowt ra Cast Iron Plows, Cultivators, etc,, are the Best to be found.in the market. “We carry all the goods to be expected in this line. Also a full line of Shelf Hardware, Cutlery, Belting, Fence and Baling WirePOWDER, SHOT, ETC. s iF SACRAMENTO OR. SAN FRANCISCO, CHRIS. NAFFZIGER, ee PROPRIKFOR OF THE Union Market; Nevada City. AS NOW ON HAND, ‘of his own NEW LARD, suit, Re-also—has —~— HAMS and BACON, THE BEST IN THE COUNTY, Of his own manufacture. Ho also-kee keepe-on-hatrd;-at-ull-tinies, the best of” BBEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL SAUSAGES, otc, Give him a-call, if you ‘want aomethir hice in his line, OHRIS, NAFFZIGEH; Mevada, Oct. 16 1877. NEW DRUG STORE, BKOAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY. (Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel.) J. F. RUDOLPH, — OFFERS FOR SALE A FRESH AND General Assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, And all the _ Popular Patent Medicines RUDOLPH'’S EXTRACT OF HOREHOUND AND ANISE, FoR COUGHS AND COLDS, Uneqnaled as an Expectorant, PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS And Family Recipes CAREFULLY AND ACCURATELY: COM. POUNDED BY _J, F. RUDOLPH, Apothecary. Nevada City, May 31, 1878. Mountain Ice. ™~ undersigned gives notice that he is Dew prepared to supply che best article of oes ‘va any business place or private residenc in this city. The Ice this season is mo Gecidedly the best ever put up in this se tien of the country Ww. Allorders leftat+ fofice of the Company,.ou the Plaza, .11 be promptly and © fuithfully-attendea ° J. 8, THOMPSON, Nevada, May 7th, & /8, : PENMANSHIP. A CLASS IN PENMANSHIP ° = Will be Organized at the HIGH SCHOOL -ROOM, NEVADA CITY, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings of each week, 7 At 71-2 o’clock, For a course of Fifteen Lessons in BUSINESS and LADIES’ HAND. TUITION: Ineluding stationery and lights, $5.50, payable at the middle of term. * MISS A J. ELLIOTT, Teacher. \ Nevada, May 9, 1878, GEO. W. WELOG, . Dealer in ' Books, Stationery, Musical Instruments, "hee, de, s7 GENERAL NEWS AGENT es: 2 Which he offers for sale -in quantities t ps-— MOUNTAIN (CE