November 2, 1882 (4 pages)

cloth, and indulged in a lot ot er boomerang bluffing. We noour informant to substantiate : py tanltapa thereby send the edbiden Union to his hole; J. J, Weisenburger, the author of the affidavits which were published iv . Tuesday’s Transcrirr, and with atch glaring facts before it the Unoe iun becomes exasperated and strikes _ out wildly. We are satisfied to rest our side of the case and let the peo«ple judge for themselves as to the oe facts which have been presented. The bloviating article in the Union does not help the matter in the least, and the said editor will -tind out that in ‘getting on his ear” he shows his imbecility and inability of ‘mastering such an unexpected bomb as we have thrown iuto the Demo“Cratic camp. f——____________] QUITE NATURAL. L. M. Bowdoin, alias Mudsil', writes to phe Tran:crirr: ‘I ho ull my ooborers of the Workingmen’s party are working for the success of Estee and the Republican ticket,” Not-much Mr, Madsill ; the Workingmen of Nevada: county have too much sense to do any suc pon + they almost unanimously rt Stoneman and the Demo: ie ticket, They are not of the “Honorable bilk” kind. The above is from a mass of inferior literary debris that appeared in yesterday's Union over the signature ‘of “Democritus,” The writer is said tobe a man who trained with the yublican party till he was so badly snubbed that he joined the Democratio hosts to get revenge. When * ‘the Workingmen’s party was formed he bucked againstit with all his power—which was mighty insignificant— and hi* own co-laborers at that time now openly assert that he betrayed them by voting for Perkins for Gov, ernor, Such & nondescript ise aweet-scented creature to preach against bilks. He is a shining example of that clase of beings. Of course he will deny all these things, however true they may be, Such men would deny their Savior, eee FAIR ENOUGH. Ya The Marysville Appeal says ‘‘the Nevada county hydraulic miners persist in working their mines, and yet any they accept Judge Temple's decision.” We would inform the Appeat that the miners will accept Temple's decision as a finality to the trouble which now exists between the two interests if the farmers will only allow the miners to do so, and we speak by authority. The miners will erect good and substantial stone dams, subject to the approval of the best engineers on the coast, if the farmers will withdraw all law suite, v They do not ask that the suits be dismissed until the dams have been Approved by competent engineers, ‘Coal anything be fairer ? EEE ‘THE PITY OF IT.” The wealth and greatness of England, which is held up to ‘admiring eyes by the Free Trade Democracy, isthe wealth and greatness of her aristocrats and merchant princes, not . Of the farmer, the miner, the mechanic, or the laborer in any ‘field. It is the wealth of the few gained by the degradation of many. —— ‘Try Celebrated Milwaukee Beer, For eale at Union Hotel Bar. 0301m New Model Medallion. Goto Grorce E. Turner’s and see the “New Model Medallion,” the finest ‘range in the world, tf et li tt {Grand Auction Sale. ‘tion sale at G. W, Shearer's residence, Round: Mountain, on November 4th, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, we~one, harness, also household .an.RJkitchenfuraiture, Sale No more Soepepen or Indigestion ~ Dr, Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. ; er ee ea Read sicians certificates on the back le. Sold everywhere. je3-tf . Toanc a ‘ou want to have county busi. verybody should attend the Auc: peor at il o’elock : A. M.018+td . . hd Gade hives and . } any, smi ar with ‘qualities. The . brilliasit orator, who oan clearly ‘and state facts tod dade the conclusions therefrom, is gen‘erally of toonervous « temperament to.bear the drudgery of committee work, while it'is'in committee that many of the most prominent~ and useful Congressmen find their field of asefulness: Both Mosars. Edgerton and Morrow are lawyers of great ‘ability and thorough: political training. They will not goto Washington as lawyers ;' they will not have to serve nearly their entire term betore becoming familiar with the ex* tremely complicated method which hoth Houses of Congress, but more particularly thé House of Representatives, have of iransacting business. Mr, Edgerton excvls in the art of oratory, for it is an_art to be able to gragp all the complex points involved in @ subject-and place hem in. their proper order.and in such manner vy to carry conviction to the hearer. He will have many opportinities while in Congress of exercising ‘it. On the other hard Mr. Morrow: p? . who, although an excellent speaker, finds the best field for the exercise of hisability:in the cabinet instead of on thé rostrum, can always be re* lied’upon to block the wheels of the Democracy in committee and to pass all measures which the interests of the country in general and the State of California in particular, demand should be passed, His record as chairman of the Republican State Central Committee proves this. It is @ position whieh no one but a first: class man can successfully fill, and that he has filled it with marked ability:is a fact which the Republiean party of this State knows and ‘properly appreciatés, Of Mr. Ed gerton’s services in the interes o good government, both in the legis. lature and in convention, i¢ ‘need only be said that ‘they never bave been excelled’ and seldom equalled, Both these géntlen:en must be elected, for the State of California cannot afford to retire them to private life and send an untried and in many ways an objectionable man like Sumner, or a young: political sapling like Glasscock, to Congress in their stead. Exe WELL SPOKEN, The Tidings, which is a thoroughly independent paper in politics, pays thie deserved tribute to Hon. Wm, George: ‘‘The candidate for Senator on the Republican ticket, Hon. Wil. liam George, has been all over the county, and has met the people of almoat every precinct, He has been received everywhere. with favor and welcome, and not once from partisan speaker or organ, has Mr. George's record as Senator, or integrity of character, or ability of mind been assailed, or even questioned. In politival times a candidate’s faults are surely brought forward when he has any such, or even where there is a suspicion that there is crookedness or weakness.about him,. Because of this absence of assailment, and further because SenatorGeorge has hereponents aa to his course and record ‘in the Senate, we must say that Nevada county, in electing him to the State Senate, will do herself no harm. He has experience in that capacity, and experience is very often more than half the battle, where matters . of pith and moment to a legislator's constituente-are-before-a—legisiative . body. » ‘eemeernnemenuscioantony Cows For Sale, Fresh milch cows for sale at ‘Sut. ton’s ranch, Flatt K, Casper for Supervisor of Nevada Township. Vote for him, lw. Goop second hand square Piano, 7h octave for sale at'Brand & Bassett’s, 028-tf. City, Oct. Slst, 1882, John rime = ihe cet fc ee The funeral will ‘take place from the Congregational Church, Thursete a tofore. ‘been endorsed by political opj ‘day, Pee ta ehedchne 2 1.04 per cent, more tt jioscnligend ud the cloth cost he . 2ePUbiioan County duroys, and moleskins, some of them — — a mast tat Look ot the pot] REPUBLI man here, drested like » prinee, com' : CAN pered with bis brother there; dressed well, in fact, that the foreign wissan aprctigig bir caggt a ive the dress, eee ane soraintety “. GEORGE D. BLAKEY, Esq, Another part of the seoret is that) +1111 appREss THE PEOPLE of Ne the poor man with 66.32 ad cent, Wiis vade County on the issues of the day, hat and 71.04 per cent. coat gets. ™ ory day a ee Grass Valloy..-0+‘Wednesday, Nov. 1st for hia labor over the ne the . North Bloomfdld... ‘Thursday, Nov. 2 laborer i other countries; aud gets} Moore's Flat...+++. Frilay, eet it solely because of that protecting erenye re sheds Saturday, Nov. \ariff to which the Democrate'are so . ,,12cal sismbers of, the County Oey faverse, Ask the poor wan anyta for the above thas where if he is willing to have a ré-. mi duction made of 60 to 70 per cent. on the cloth and woolen apparel that he may meed occasionally to buy, at . % indignantly he would spurn the Democratic Free Trade offer! ig ee The poor mas vote the Ke . Tonic of Japan, publican ticket because he knows —, }that the daily wages of agricultural rus zcupam, cumnioar, pure . laborers in England sre 60 centa. is producing against $1.25 here; of mechanics, $1 50in Ey gineers, here—and 50 ping ew ageinat ba nit igecle while tunder the influence of . The land against $3 here; of enwherever it has. bee administesct fa was kept warm with, “calling it] VV "HenmComy on Gomme @ Oe] S. WHEELER, the Republican ticket lies inthe Nevada Clty. .-o.: +++ ae ne “PI , . the ‘poor man” could not wear the! Committee will please attend to necemmary) FOR SENATOR, FEF Migs ahd tt te pet teats ee ne no WILLIAM. GEORGE. . . . Go to Europe and see the poor man’s . tral 6. MOLLOY, (times. clothing there; the coarse cotton cor-. . » » senean,Bectotery. ” 020 Recular “Republican Houlass ont FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, ' A. NIVENS, Je <li Regular Republican Nominee FOR SHERIFF, Ba dea MEIN. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN A. RAPP. A. J. TIFFANY. Regular Republican Nominee FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NO. 1, K. CASPER. " fOR COUNTY TREASURER, G. v. SCHMITTBURG tnosgout th . ctcpemanin or entree hat. ‘The atditarual cust for all his. help and nour the wand be) Regnlar R epublicanNominee in diseases, wants imposed by the tariff is a very sik Ariel he Bene Bea small percentage of the additional soon tration, “Indigestion, Low price he.can by the same tariff get . Appetite, for ‘his labor—a mere bagatelle compend for health and force upon voluntary pared with double wages, And. it is; nervoussction, It this very thing of double wages 6 American workingmen, secured by. fuse it, and Republican oat oe oe gs and gontie, owing tole es the ill-clad, underuro‘ so workman lon; to come to this] Te be bad only of Br. Valantine, workingman’s paradise, The only wonder is that any workingman can be induced to vote the Democratic ticket. DR. PENNINGTON, Five thousand feet of mining Mrs. A. R.P ANT. timber wanted immediately, Apply at Wyoming mine, ‘tf. relay seedy aa (over Tams Oyster x GOLD FILLINGS » epecialty and Tax Tomahawk at Zekind’s, tf . , Fire 00 THIS SPACE [S RESE VED BRAND & BASSETT Rooksetlers AND Btationers, FOR SURVEYOR, J. G. HARTWELL. , Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY CLERK, FRANK G. BEATTY. Regular Republican Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ‘£, W. ROBERTS. A. R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. For Justices of Supreme Court JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco. Ss. C. DENSON Of Sacramento. For Members of Congress, W. W MORROW At Large. HEN RYE hat "fit Large, FRANK PAGE Second District, For Secretary of State, F. A. PEDLAR Of Yolo, Por State Controller, W. A. DAVIES Of. Tuvlumue. JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. For Attorney-General, AL HAR, Of Colusa, For Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. : Wegular Rewabliesn: Nesninec G@FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. L. LEWISON. FRANK GROSS Of Sacramento. . Regular Repub ican om inee ‘\. FOR ASSEMRLYMAN, A» a, tl aie Regular Democratic No: FOR RECORDER, a S. O. PEASE. FOR (SHERIFF, R. D. CARTER. Regular Democratic ‘Nominee . FOR COUNTY OLERK, M, BYRNE; Jr. & N . FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, C,.L, BROWN. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS, s Ligne N FOR COUNTY CORONER, B. JOHNSON. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, T. S. FORD. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, j. 0. SWEETLAND. DAN. COLLINS. ——=EEESESsa ee MRS, BREED & Leopy, carters 7 Regular Democratic Nomince. _ First District. Second District. COUNTY. TICKET, Joint Senator from Nevada -and Sierra Counties, ._ H, W. WALLIS." wr er etate Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE: For. blymen, S. W ELER, J: L. LEWISON, +A. -WALRATH, pits MEIN. or Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS, Jr, . For Treaserer, Gv, SCHMITTBURG. For Recorder, Acne A. RAPP. ‘or County Clerk, FRANK G. BEATTY. For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFANY, For District Attorney, E. rey ROBERTS. . se ral HARTWELL. For Public Administrator, JOHN STOTLAR. For Coroner, W. ¢ GROVES, K. CASPER. For Supervisor, 2d District, JOSEPH .-PERRIN. JOHN ELYy. For Supervisor, 4th G0. TAYLOR For Supervisor, Sth District, WALLACE DOAN. For Justices of the Peace, G. D. BLAKEY, * B. WADSWORTH. ay fh For Supt. Public Instruction, For Railroad Comm‘ss‘oner, CHARLES F. REED For State Board Equalization, ey a MOREHOUSE, Fine Pertumery, Fancy Soaps, 2.) gy . 46 _ Combs, Brushes, Hand 1 irrors, . Careful Attention Given to Compounding Precio ‘ By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT; . “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN . AND QUEEN,” AND——-> ne “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND . Lowe,” . VOGELMAN & WEBBER, —DEALBRS IN— FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND: SHOES, 8, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS» &=: To their Elegant New Quarters; Adjoining Co. Treasurer's: Office. —— Oman brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash, CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. -LEGG-& SHAW: \27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. , —OWe are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated — BRIGHTON RANGE, Which is pronounced by all who use(jit the CHAMPION RANGE in the market. If the Brighton Range is not found: to be as represented’ by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and'get their money back. We also have onvhand the ‘ Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,” and other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor Stoves in the market, We receive our Stoves direct from Eastern manufacturers, and ‘therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other hotise in the county,» . BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all desriptons MECHANICS TOOLS, cf all kinds. o--—--——— Paints, x Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery. China, Majolica & Glassware, Hydraulic Pipe of all'sises kept on hand or made to orden, Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connection made with the City Later Works, Gall at the Pionogr Hardware Stare, Main 8 Street, The P Pioneer + Gime Here 1 an, and Here [are Bee. For. Owl SELLING. fat . S Choice Family Geoceriaa.:. At Ne: 60 Trend ted Morgan & Roberts" Book OPROSITE COUNTY TREASURERS Orrick i ae og septs cli ape tes my custom ers the BEST QUALITY oh PRICE. I keep constantly = hand=: “Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams fand Bacon, ‘the Obit tm the World," Also; Rctyg Sea” and: “Tust ae ipa Mockeral:” HAVE REMOVED: =» They have on hand the Finest stook.of Goods ever ot: ot Oe i mec a a a ee a ks a a ae 2ee 6 8 @ se fv & te @& = #42 ee @ _ & = €& aS =e @ te @& & ae =e = A Re te a ee oe ee 7 = 42 «&. me

cloth, and indulged in a lot ot er boomerang bluffing. We noour informant to substantiate : py tanltapa thereby send the edbiden Union to his hole; J. J, Weisenburger, the author of the affidavits which were published iv . Tuesday’s Transcrirr, and with atch glaring facts before it the Unoe iun becomes exasperated and strikes _ out wildly. We are satisfied to rest our side of the case and let the peo«ple judge for themselves as to the oe facts which have been presented. The bloviating article in the Union does not help the matter in the least, and the said editor will -tind out that in ‘getting on his ear” he shows his imbecility and inability of ‘mastering such an unexpected bomb as we have thrown iuto the Demo“Cratic camp. f——____________] QUITE NATURAL. L. M. Bowdoin, alias Mudsil', writes to phe Tran:crirr: ‘I ho ull my ooborers of the Workingmen’s party are working for the success of Estee and the Republican ticket,” Not-much Mr, Madsill ; the Workingmen of Nevada: county have too much sense to do any suc pon + they almost unanimously rt Stoneman and the Demo: ie ticket, They are not of the “Honorable bilk” kind. The above is from a mass of inferior literary debris that appeared in yesterday's Union over the signature ‘of “Democritus,” The writer is said tobe a man who trained with the yublican party till he was so badly snubbed that he joined the Democratio hosts to get revenge. When * ‘the Workingmen’s party was formed he bucked againstit with all his power—which was mighty insignificant— and hi* own co-laborers at that time now openly assert that he betrayed them by voting for Perkins for Gov, ernor, Such & nondescript ise aweet-scented creature to preach against bilks. He is a shining example of that clase of beings. Of course he will deny all these things, however true they may be, Such men would deny their Savior, eee FAIR ENOUGH. Ya The Marysville Appeal says ‘‘the Nevada county hydraulic miners persist in working their mines, and yet any they accept Judge Temple's decision.” We would inform the Appeat that the miners will accept Temple's decision as a finality to the trouble which now exists between the two interests if the farmers will only allow the miners to do so, and we speak by authority. The miners will erect good and substantial stone dams, subject to the approval of the best engineers on the coast, if the farmers will withdraw all law suite, v They do not ask that the suits be dismissed until the dams have been Approved by competent engineers, ‘Coal anything be fairer ? EEE ‘THE PITY OF IT.” The wealth and greatness of England, which is held up to ‘admiring eyes by the Free Trade Democracy, isthe wealth and greatness of her aristocrats and merchant princes, not . Of the farmer, the miner, the mechanic, or the laborer in any ‘field. It is the wealth of the few gained by the degradation of many. —— ‘Try Celebrated Milwaukee Beer, For eale at Union Hotel Bar. 0301m New Model Medallion. Goto Grorce E. Turner’s and see the “New Model Medallion,” the finest ‘range in the world, tf et li tt {Grand Auction Sale. ‘tion sale at G. W, Shearer's residence, Round: Mountain, on November 4th, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, we~one, harness, also household .an.RJkitchenfuraiture, Sale No more Soepepen or Indigestion ~ Dr, Henly’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. ; er ee ea Read sicians certificates on the back le. Sold everywhere. je3-tf . Toanc a ‘ou want to have county busi. verybody should attend the Auc: peor at il o’elock : A. M.018+td . . hd Gade hives and . } any, smi ar with ‘qualities. The . brilliasit orator, who oan clearly ‘and state facts tod dade the conclusions therefrom, is gen‘erally of toonervous « temperament to.bear the drudgery of committee work, while it'is'in committee that many of the most prominent~ and useful Congressmen find their field of asefulness: Both Mosars. Edgerton and Morrow are lawyers of great ‘ability and thorough: political training. They will not goto Washington as lawyers ;' they will not have to serve nearly their entire term betore becoming familiar with the ex* tremely complicated method which hoth Houses of Congress, but more particularly thé House of Representatives, have of iransacting business. Mr, Edgerton excvls in the art of oratory, for it is an_art to be able to gragp all the complex points involved in @ subject-and place hem in. their proper order.and in such manner vy to carry conviction to the hearer. He will have many opportinities while in Congress of exercising ‘it. On the other hard Mr. Morrow: p? . who, although an excellent speaker, finds the best field for the exercise of hisability:in the cabinet instead of on thé rostrum, can always be re* lied’upon to block the wheels of the Democracy in committee and to pass all measures which the interests of the country in general and the State of California in particular, demand should be passed, His record as chairman of the Republican State Central Committee proves this. It is @ position whieh no one but a first: class man can successfully fill, and that he has filled it with marked ability:is a fact which the Republiean party of this State knows and ‘properly appreciatés, Of Mr. Ed gerton’s services in the interes o good government, both in the legis. lature and in convention, i¢ ‘need only be said that ‘they never bave been excelled’ and seldom equalled, Both these géntlen:en must be elected, for the State of California cannot afford to retire them to private life and send an untried and in many ways an objectionable man like Sumner, or a young: political sapling like Glasscock, to Congress in their stead. Exe WELL SPOKEN, The Tidings, which is a thoroughly independent paper in politics, pays thie deserved tribute to Hon. Wm, George: ‘‘The candidate for Senator on the Republican ticket, Hon. Wil. liam George, has been all over the county, and has met the people of almoat every precinct, He has been received everywhere. with favor and welcome, and not once from partisan speaker or organ, has Mr. George's record as Senator, or integrity of character, or ability of mind been assailed, or even questioned. In politival times a candidate’s faults are surely brought forward when he has any such, or even where there is a suspicion that there is crookedness or weakness.about him,. Because of this absence of assailment, and further because SenatorGeorge has hereponents aa to his course and record ‘in the Senate, we must say that Nevada county, in electing him to the State Senate, will do herself no harm. He has experience in that capacity, and experience is very often more than half the battle, where matters . of pith and moment to a legislator's constituente-are-before-a—legisiative . body. » ‘eemeernnemenuscioantony Cows For Sale, Fresh milch cows for sale at ‘Sut. ton’s ranch, Flatt K, Casper for Supervisor of Nevada Township. Vote for him, lw. Goop second hand square Piano, 7h octave for sale at'Brand & Bassett’s, 028-tf. City, Oct. Slst, 1882, John rime = ihe cet fc ee The funeral will ‘take place from the Congregational Church, Thursete a tofore. ‘been endorsed by political opj ‘day, Pee ta ehedchne 2 1.04 per cent, more tt jioscnligend ud the cloth cost he . 2ePUbiioan County duroys, and moleskins, some of them — — a mast tat Look ot the pot] REPUBLI man here, drested like » prinee, com' : CAN pered with bis brother there; dressed well, in fact, that the foreign wissan aprctigig bir caggt a ive the dress, eee ane soraintety “. GEORGE D. BLAKEY, Esq, Another part of the seoret is that) +1111 appREss THE PEOPLE of Ne the poor man with 66.32 ad cent, Wiis vade County on the issues of the day, hat and 71.04 per cent. coat gets. ™ ory day a ee Grass Valloy...-0+‘Wednesday, Nov. 1st for hia labor over the ne the . North Bloomfdld..... ‘Thursday, Nov. 2 laborer i other countries; aud gets} Moore's Flat......+++. Frilay, eet it solely because of that protecting erenye re sheds Saturday, Nov. \ariff to which the Democrate'are so . ,,12cal sismbers of, the County Oey faverse, Ask the poor wan anyta for the above thas where if he is willing to have a ré-. mi duction made of 60 to 70 per cent. on the cloth and woolen apparel that he may meed occasionally to buy, at . % indignantly he would spurn the Democratic Free Trade offer! ig ee The poor mas vote the Ke . Tonic of Japan, publican ticket because he knows —, }that the daily wages of agricultural rus zcupam, cumnioar, pure . laborers in England sre 60 centa. is producing against $1.25 here; of mechanics, $1 50in Ey gineers, here—and 50 ping ew ageinat ba nit igecle while tunder the influence of . The land against $3 here; of enwherever it has. bee administesct fa was kept warm with, “calling it] VV "HenmComy on Gomme @ Oe] S. WHEELER, the Republican ticket lies inthe Nevada Clty. .-o.: +++ ae ne “PI , . the ‘poor man” could not wear the! Committee will please attend to necemmary) FOR SENATOR,

FEF Migs ahd tt te pet teats ee ne no WILLIAM. GEORGE. . . . Go to Europe and see the poor man’s . tral 6. MOLLOY, (times. clothing there; the coarse cotton cor-. . » » senean,Bectotery. ” 020 Recular “Republican Houlass ont FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, ' A. NIVENS, Je <li Regular Republican Nominee FOR SHERIFF, Ba dea MEIN. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, JOHN A. RAPP. A. J. TIFFANY. Regular Republican Nominee FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NO. 1, K. CASPER. " fOR COUNTY TREASURER, G. v. SCHMITTBURG tnosgout th . ctcpemanin or entree hat. ‘The atditarual cust for all his. help and nour the wand be) Regnlar R epublicanNominee in diseases, wants imposed by the tariff is a very sik Ariel he Bene Bea small percentage of the additional soon tration, “Indigestion, Low price he.can by the same tariff get . Appetite, for ‘his labor—a mere bagatelle compend for health and force upon voluntary pared with double wages, And. it is; nervoussction, It this very thing of double wages 6 American workingmen, secured by. fuse it, and Republican oat oe oe gs and gontie, owing tole es the ill-clad, underuro‘ so workman lon; to come to this] Te be bad only of Br. Valantine, workingman’s paradise, The only wonder is that any workingman can be induced to vote the Democratic ticket. DR. PENNINGTON, Five thousand feet of mining Mrs. A. R.P ANT. timber wanted immediately, Apply at Wyoming mine, ‘tf. relay seedy aa (over Tams Oyster x GOLD FILLINGS » epecialty and Tax Tomahawk at Zekind’s, tf . , Fire 00 THIS SPACE [S RESE VED BRAND & BASSETT Rooksetlers AND Btationers, FOR SURVEYOR, J. G. HARTWELL. , Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY CLERK, FRANK G. BEATTY. Regular Republican Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ‘£, W. ROBERTS. A. R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. For Justices of Supreme Court JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco. Ss. C. DENSON Of Sacramento. For Members of Congress, W. W MORROW At Large. HEN RYE hat "fit Large, FRANK PAGE Second District, For Secretary of State, F. A. PEDLAR Of Yolo, Por State Controller, W. A. DAVIES Of. Tuvlumue. JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. For Attorney-General, AL HAR, Of Colusa, For Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. : Wegular Rewabliesn: Nesninec G@FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. L. LEWISON. FRANK GROSS Of Sacramento. . Regular Repub ican om inee ‘\. FOR ASSEMRLYMAN, A» a, tl aie Regular Democratic No: FOR RECORDER, a S. O. PEASE. FOR (SHERIFF, R. D. CARTER. Regular Democratic ‘Nominee . FOR COUNTY OLERK, M, BYRNE; Jr. & N . FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, C,.L, BROWN. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS, s Ligne N FOR COUNTY CORONER, B. JOHNSON. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, T. S. FORD. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, j. 0. SWEETLAND. DAN. COLLINS. ——=EEESESsa ee MRS, BREED & Leopy, carters 7 Regular Democratic Nomince. _ First District. Second District. COUNTY. TICKET, Joint Senator from Nevada -and Sierra Counties, ._ H, W. WALLIS." wr er etate Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE: For. blymen, S. W ELER, J: L. LEWISON, +A. -WALRATH, pits MEIN. or Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS, Jr, . For Treaserer, Gv, SCHMITTBURG. For Recorder, Acne A. RAPP. ‘or County Clerk, FRANK G. BEATTY. For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFANY, For District Attorney, E. rey ROBERTS. . se ral HARTWELL. For Public Administrator, JOHN STOTLAR. For Coroner, W. ¢ GROVES, K. CASPER. For Supervisor, 2d District, JOSEPH .-PERRIN. JOHN ELYy. For Supervisor, 4th G0. TAYLOR For Supervisor, Sth District, WALLACE DOAN. For Justices of the Peace, G. D. BLAKEY, * B. WADSWORTH. ay fh For Supt. Public Instruction, For Railroad Comm‘ss‘oner, CHARLES F. REED For State Board Equalization, ey a MOREHOUSE, Fine Pertumery, Fancy Soaps, 2.) gy . 46 _ Combs, Brushes, Hand 1 irrors, . Careful Attention Given to Compounding Precio ‘ By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT; . “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN . AND QUEEN,” AND——-> ne “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND . Lowe,” . VOGELMAN & WEBBER, —DEALBRS IN— FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND: SHOES, 8, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS» &=: To their Elegant New Quarters; Adjoining Co. Treasurer's: Office. —— Oman brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash, CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. -LEGG-& SHAW: \27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. , —OWe are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated — BRIGHTON RANGE, Which is pronounced by all who use(jit the CHAMPION RANGE in the market. If the Brighton Range is not found: to be as represented’ by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and'get their money back. We also have onvhand the ‘ Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,” and other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor Stoves in the market, We receive our Stoves direct from Eastern manufacturers, and ‘therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other hotise in the county,» . BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all desriptons MECHANICS TOOLS, cf all kinds. o--—--——— Paints, x Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery. China, Majolica & Glassware, Hydraulic Pipe of all'sises kept on hand or made to orden, Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connection made with the City Later Works, Gall at the Pionogr Hardware Stare, Main 8 Street, The P Pioneer + Gime Here 1 an, and Here [are Bee. For. Owl SELLING. fat . S Choice Family Geoceriaa.:. At Ne: 60 Trend ted Morgan & Roberts" Book OPROSITE COUNTY TREASURERS Orrick i ae og septs cli ape tes my custom ers the BEST QUALITY oh PRICE. 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