November 12, 1886 (4 pages)

M. PRESTON T, MORGAN. } E. BRAND. Y SITUATED AND ft free water. Hotise pl endid chance toreCHARD’ LAND IN cat Seiler . : ene tgimplements. OF N&VADA CITY. rd in fuil bearing. om ditch to the pace filled with hay. A OD HOUSE WITH rn containing 29 tons “l investment if sold STOFFICE. HOUSE it yard. UNT OF ABSENCE — me atthe above ow ~ — improvements. ted on. rincipal ented. ust be ning city limits. ;and most profitsting of 100 acres. ofitable bearing. 1d are fine varie3in a warm, sunShoice Farm of re Ruilroad about did cultivation. cefruit tracts in 00d house and *r enough on this ice. ; situated in the icres under culti. on the public from Railroad. n in abundance A splendid purit in a shelmerly known as . , good house and ll situated for the Agee cmnityeu it acres, situated on ass Valley; well — tof good springs he price named ‘oad leading from id chance for insituated in the ida City. Good ngs. This propter, With little acres, 34¢ acres sheds, etc., 500 1 trees, 50 apple, ie of cultivation, , City to Grass siness jon o sellar, woudshéd m Railroad. 60 rooms, barn and rain or stock. , possessory title. nder cultivation ; n, sheds, etc. atented ; 10 acres _ barn and other . City. ada City. A good Nevada City; in 6 fruit ; lot 65 by nee properties in a red with ouk and ley and 3 miles ited, ey noite the tract fenced. span horses, 18 Macksmith sho Me Dy Tart datas for the production of their . pted hy two of her children, arrivnesday from the city. Dailv. Mondavs Excepted. greut “‘Adamless-Eden’’ burlesque troupe, and ©. E. Miller, of the The foll oe es pe oldier”® eS owing bills for per diem Tin Soldier” dramatic combi of election officers were a'lowed: tion, arrived here Wednesday evening forthe parpnse of arranging attractions in this city before long. Rev. A. B. Spaicut, rector of the Episcopal Church at this city, preaches oncea month at North Bloomfield. He went up there yesterday for that purpose, and was also tochristen some children during his visit. Mrs. Anna McNutry, who has been visiting her daughter in Denver, was registered yesterday atthe National Hotel, being en ville. ates pet ll A Do not forget the social hop at the Dancing Academy tomorrow evening. A dancing party will algo be given at the same place on Thanksgiving night. Mas. H, SPAULDING, accom paed here last evening on their way toOukland, from Downieville, to spend the winter. ee Ee mene B.B. McDonatp and wife, of San Francisco, passed through town yesterday on. their way to Columbia Hill. They stopped at the National. . —_ Tnx Tidings man is trying to find a two yearold colt in his town that can trot asfastas J. A. Seeley’s flyer. He will have to hant along time, Last Monday John McQuaid of Smarteville lost a finger from his left hand while oiling the axle on one of the wheels of his wagon. daughters, Alice and Madge, returned Wednesday evening from Oakland and San Francisco, Sou. Smira Russet and his comedy company talk of coming this-way soon. . ee ene E. C. Seavey, a well known commercial man, is registered at the Union. india ce Mus. A. Isoarp and daughter nen ea li i lg How. C. W. Cross came up WedA. Burréws returned yesterday from San Francisco. er ED eons from the Bay. eSATA RRL EOTAS -¥Wote on the Amendment. The vote on the Heath amendment to the State constitution reMISCELLANEOUS. sulted us follows in this county ac-}. Gray & Robinson, election supcording to the official count: plies, $106.50. Against AP Or ye nea a ee ar a 2772 Brown & Calkins, printing Great We a icc ya es chee anee 235 Majority against... 2537 "1190 voters in the county failed to express themselves on the subject. — 0 0 Will Appear Tomerrow. The price list of K. Casper’s Nevada City Opposition Store will appear in the next issue of this paper. Mr. Casper will also at the same time announce a grand gift distribution scheme, to be condacted in connection with his business enterprise. A Charch Fair. The ladies of the Episcopal Church are getting up a fair to be heldat Hunt’s Hall on December [ 15th andi7th. One of the. novel features in connection’ with the fair will be a ‘‘doll matinee’’ for the little people. sacomgyggerne matamccenscenpsee From Tae pastor of the Olivet Baptis{Church, Philadelphia. Pa. I was 80 troubled with catarrh it ; affected my voice. bottle vg Cream Balm did the y the work. voice is fully restor-. the job a much less irk pee OB. Fy AAPUCOO than it would otherwise have : Good House for Rent. been. Conyeniently located, free wat er. Inquire at office of Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. it Wu you surrer with Dyspepsia siding. All the members were . Buena Vista, Robert Scanlan intor, $33. : One! ed in yesterday’s ‘'ranscrirr. The of the Spectal Sess: ‘Wepwespay, Noy.10. The Board met pursuant fo adjournment, F. M. Pridgeon prepresent Nevada Precinct No. 1, J. 8. Holbrook inspector $99. ‘ Nevada No. 2, L. Nihell inspector, $78. " Blue Tent, H. D. Whittam inSpector, $33. East Grass Valley, C. Conaway inspector, $93. West Grass Valley, P. T. Riley inspector, $93. Allison Ranch, P.C. Joyce, inspector, $33. Forest Springs, James Harrigan inspectar, $33. Cottage Hill, D. Bilderback inspector, $33. spector, $33. ¢ . North Bioomfield, T. C. McGagin inspector, $48. Luke City, Hugh O’Connor ijnSpector, $30. Relief Hill, J. C. Hickmaa inspector, $33. ; Columbia Hill, A. L. Woodruff inspector, $33. Eureka South, J. W. Robb inspector, $33. Moore’s Flat, T. Dowling, inspector, $33. Washington, W. Foster inspector, $33. Omega, G. M. Coyan inspector, $30. Bear Valley, Allen Oliver inspector, $30. Yuba, Geo. A. Hare, inspector, North San Juan, J. A.-J. Ray, irspector, $33. Sweetland, J. S. Brown inspector, $33. : Birchville, T. J. Maroney inspector, $33. French Corral, F. Coffey inspector, $30. Cherokee, Paul Quick, Sr.,ined spector, $33. Rougn & Ready, H. Whisner inSpector, $33. ; Indian Springs, John Montgom ery inapector, $33. Spenceville, John Hymes inspector, $30, Mooney Flat, W. Ll. Baldwin inspector, $33. Anthony House, C. J. Coleinspector, $33. Pleasant Ridge, Al. C. Mason inspector, $33. Truckee, F. P. Stephens, inspector, $60. Boca, Thomas Lewis. inspector, $30. You Bet, 0. K. Cloudman inLittle York, Jas, Regan inspecLowell Hill, Wm, Wilkinson inspector, $33. Register, $398. Wells, Fargo & Co., expressage on election blanks and returns, $7 40. R. W. Bayne, fuel and lights for polling place at Cottage Hill, $10. Passed by the following vote :— Woods, Pridgeon and Schroeder voting aye; Mulloy and Hill voting no, ae Per diem and mileage as Supervisors—C. E. Mulloy $24, W. D. Woods $25, F. M. Pridgeon $27, J. F. Schroeder $25.80, W. J. Hill $26.80. The Board adjourned sine die. Attest: _ F. G. Brarry, Clerk. By W. D. Uarris, Deputy. — See Ye Editor's Thanks. This editor is beholden (aa Uncle Rufe Shoemaker used to say when a boy) to County Clerk Beatty; Deputy Clerk Harris and . Charles H. Hanson for favors extended him while he was compiling the very full and correct. returns of the election whict. appearkindness:of these gentlemen made B. bn . I cannor help telling you how glad IL am of your Cream Balm for Catarrh. Was suffering terrible at trying everything I keew application { could notice relief, and in 5 days felt like a new man:—J. A. Belloli, San Jose, Cal. Social Dance, In Georgian Vales frée. oe n11-3t The sweetest roses grow. Keep _Survon’s virauizer is what you};ion Uure is sold by us on a your breath fragrant as the perfum. néed for Constipation, Loss of} guarantee. It cures Cousumped of this enchanting land;. 4 yetite, Dizziness, and allsymp-. tion. Carr Bros. "and your teeth fair and lastrous. . (or u¢ j ‘rie ie wahoo the 1s of the Orient by toms uf Dyspepsia. 10 aud ‘Rueumatism and sithilar diseas:s BOZODUNT, that most pore 25 cents per botile. Carr Bros. . caused by alow ststs of, the ayeand i anllet should bo wishoat. Use D. D. D. ior Dyspevsia, . Sgrsaparilia. Yon the time it reached me and after of J as your medicine on triat and on first A social dance will be given at the Half Mile House:'on Saturday evening, November 13th. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission gentlemen 50 cents, ladies —Seiling Liquer on Election The Grand Jury which convened yesterday morning adjourned at 5 o'clock last evening after submitting the following report: “We have carefully examined all matters reported to us and find that the public buildings, including‘ the Courthouse, Jail and County Hospital are all in good repair and properly cared for, and we especially commend the action of the Honorable Boird of Supervisors in enlarging the County Hospital to meet the necessities . of the inmates thereof. We find that the inmates of the Hospital are well cared for, and are provided with all the necessities of life; that the foud is sufficient in quan. . tity, and that the sanitary condi-) tidn of the building and grounds is excellent. ge We find that the books, records and accounts of the several county officers are kept in a neat, systematic and proper manner. We have inquired into the alleged evasion of the liquor law on election day, and find that there is such a general disregard of the provisions of the Statutes as will require greater vigilance on the part of the District Attorney and other offices of the law to detect and convict those who are engaged in the illegal! traffic. E. M. Preston, Foreman. om = atin cinta Ge Qe m5 Home-Seekers. The first edition of 15000 copies of the Land and Improvement Association’s book descriptive of the Bartlett Pear Belt of this county is being rapidly exhausted. The advertisements inserted by the Association .in four prominent Eastern journals are having the desired effect. From thirty to fifty_letters are received duily by Secretary Brand from people the other side of the Rockies asking to be furnished with the pamphlet and also with special infurmation relative to the advantages offered in this region to home-seekers. a ok Te Getting the Water Out. Henry Richards, Superintendent of the Centennial drift mine’ of Washington township, was in town yesterday. He says the water in the shaft has been lowerped to the depth of 199 feet. In abouta week more it will all be oyt, and then the shaft, which is} 250 feet deep, will be sunk 30or 40 feet more, to the bedrock, and the prospecting of the channel » by drifting will begin. Contract Completed, Sawin Tilley & Co. have com. } pleted their contract of sinking the shaft at the Styles mine an additional hundred feet. The prospecting of the ledge will now comm ence, and the State of Nevada capitalists who bave a bond on the property will soon be able to determine whether they want to buy the property or not. EEE Arg you MADE miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appettie, Yollow skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizeer is a positive cure. Carr Bros. si at nea ‘Pus Sea Scourge, or For months on the confederate privateer alurama.”’ gives the thrilling experiences of one of hercrew upon her memorable and destructive cruise around the world. It is vividly written and described in the New York Waverly now for No. 29, or send to the Waverly Poblishing Co., 81 Warren &t., New York, for free sample. n-2 4t SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser‘able by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros. : For Neuralgia there is no medicine in the wide world equal to Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. It has cured tens of thousands. Ir vou feel despondent use Dr. Gunn’s Bitters.————_¢ > o-oo CaTareH curED, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. Moved. Searls’ building, next door to the Misses Keller’s millinery store, where she will do dressmaking in all the latest styles. All work guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. nl0-6t Tuat hacking cough can be so quickly cured *by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. ? ‘Hon. Niles Searle’ Telegram to _ . eree of distribution of estate. sale by all newsdealers. Ask for} Mrs. Taylor has moved into Judge Hon. J: Temple. Hon. Niles Searls, Supreme Court Commissioner, came up here all the way from San’ Francisco last week just to get a good, square Democratic vote in. Now if there is one man who relishes a pleasant joke better than another, his name is Judge Searls. He enjoyed hiniself amazingly all of election day figuring out a victory for every Democrat from Dick Bartlett for Governor, and picturparty would be fluttened out when the news of their defeat camein. That night he went to bed early so asto be up’ with the sun and celebrate the victory in good style. The first thing he heard upon com. } ing down was that the: Republicans had the best of the local count to that hour This was discouraging. Then the ican ticket, is a believer in the wn in the morning] rightto scratch. He commenved by scratching off every name on the ticket and then filling in their places with names from the other returns began to pour in from all. tickets. When fixed up to suit over the State, and they were of uj Lim he voted it, saying that he character to be still more discour. always voted the straight Repubaging. By noon he could not for. ] the life of him figure out a sure majority for any Democrats but Dillon for constable avd Temple for Supreme Justice, with a bare chance for Bartlett. There was not much ground for a joke to be found in the situation, but he had the day before set his mind on having one, and have one he would. So he walked over to the telegraph office and sent to his friend Temple. a dispatch reading thus: oe We Democrats have carried Nevada county by a sa gee miujority of 400 or 500. ‘e managed, however, to get for you ubout 2500 votes out of 4000. 1 have concluded to stay over anothe: day and try to make the county unanimous for you. a Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday; Hon. J; M.--Walling presiding : Richard Jones vs. His Creditors. Default of creditors noted. George Lord appointed assignee with bonds fixed at $150. The following were impanelled as Grand Jurors: E. M. Preston, B. T. Allen, G. E. Turner, James Reid, J. E. Brown, Joseph A. Everett, Henry Godair, C. R. Hill, H. C, Mills, Thomas Cloke, J. F. Moody, John H. Campbell, A. G. Turner, George Vincent, Wm. H. Smith, J. 8/Holbrook, R. G. MeCutchan; Alex. Gault. Estate of P. 8. Murphy, deceasFe Decree of settlement of final account of administrator, and deEsiate of Lucy B. Hamilton, deceased, * Will admitted te probate. Estate of Jonn Hurst, deceased. Nov. 22dappointed aa day for settlement of final account. EEE Arriyatis at the UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger. . Proprietress. November 10, 1886. © Maddrill, Railroad, F Guild, Topeka, John Werry, Grass Valley, Mrs Mills, City, O Maliman, City, J F Moody, Truckee, W E Lindsay, Reno, Geo Lord, Grass Valley, ‘JI MThomuas, do W D Harris, do W D Woods, do J F Schroder, Rough & Ready, Mrs Stoddard, Grass Valley, Miss West, do E. C Seavey, San Francisco, E P Hutehins, do J T Pierce, do J O'Neil, Railroad, C Martin, do M Teyler, do . Thos Freeman, Crossing, J E Leopold and wf, Quaker H, A Nivens and wi, City, Mrs Brancher, Col. Hill, . Miss Backus, do W T Hoskins, Washingten, C H Hanson, Grass Valley, Dan Webster, Wheatland, , C Watts, Aetna mine. Arrivals atthe. rN ‘NATIONAL HOTEL, Prorrierors. Rector Bros.. C Larsen, Bloomfield, J.Elder, San Francisco, C L Hanna, do SH Wood, do B B McDonald and wf, 8 F A Walrath, do © W Cross, «""~ do J F Garris, San Francisco, F R Brann, _ do Mrs J D Ustrom, Bloomfield, JD Channell, Virginia, W A Dennis, San Jose, H V Reuardan, Oroville, T Phillips, Illinois, D McGaw, Colfax, J D Ostrom, Bloomfield, FPS berg hie LR tunberg, Camptonville, : T C Randall, Rock Creek, James Reid, Moore’s Flat, : M T.Lawrence, Eureka, Prof Ertz, Graes Valley, J Norris, Forest City, _ Dan Tattle, SanJuan, “J L Groves, American Hill, to. November 10, 1886. .[' The Only House That Deals Exclusively With. The Manufacturer Direct. ican ticket and always intended L—____________] To Err is Buman. qualms cease to d disappears. malarial regulator. OE Orn Croup, by Shiloh’s Cure. Carr Bros. ———_—0 Oe world. AND: T } eo Honolulu, H. I.; ag, Mrs Morris. Grass Valley, P T Riley, do Frank Sacks, Bloomfield, -G W Paal, . do LA Thurston, do Albert Eiche, setae, Vaiey ; ao: A Nevada City young man 1 whose sweetheart belongs to the Good Templars and Y. W. C. T. U. promised at her urgent request that he would put a Prohibition ‘ticket in the ballot box last week, he being about to then cast his maiden vote. He took a Prohibibition ticket and scretching every nathe upon it substituted those of the regular Republican candidates. ‘‘The Republican party is ‘@ good enough temperance party Dillon for constable to Washington . for any young man to grow upin,”’ he :aid, ‘‘and I guess ’ll be sure ing to himself how the grand-old. and get the right kind of a start.” This young man must be related toa couple of citizens of Riverside in the lower part of the State. One of them is a Republican who, pound te vote the straight RepubAnother voter at the. sume town scratched every name on the Democratic ticket but Bartlett and Barton and voted for these two,. because the former was a good man and the other was all right on the water question, but the rest of the ticket he didu’t know much about and wouldn’t run any chances on them. But it is positively inexcusable to administer or take narcotics or potent sedatives to relieve intranquillity. of the nerves, eusily discoverable cause of which is simply indigestion. Hostetter’s Stomach. Bitters is the remedy indicated when the nervous system is weak, and consequently super-sens.tive and untranquil, Braced and quieted by this superlative tonic, the: system obtains needful repose at night, dyspeptic istarb the stom.ch, and mental_inquietude The habit of body becumes regular, the liver and bodily or mental exertion ceases to be a wearisome and . difficult task. Neuralgia, rheumatism and disorders, and kidney troubles, are entirely eradicated by this matchless invigorunt and the WHOOPING couGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters is the best remedy in the wide When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wase Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave!them aty NG. BB. Sag me = TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT Nevada City --ON AND ASTERSunday, November 7th, 1886, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING. 6 A. M. DAILY ; connecting with Pas* songer arriving in San Francisco at 6.40 P. M : 12 30 P, M, DAILY; connecting with ov— iH a erland leaving San Francisco at 8 ARRIVING. 10 95 A. M, DAILY. :6.06 * % Dar connecting with Pas c senger leaving San Fran at 7.80 JOHN F. BIDDER, Manager — Pork Packing Establishment, MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTE NEVADA CITY. . PROPRIETOR. LARD, PORK LOINS, SAUSAGES, And: PORK. Wholesale and Retail, GIVE ME A CALL, HYMAN E LEADING DEAL CLOTHING, RUBBER GOODS, TRUMIZIZS, Ete. : WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102 Chamber Street, New York,., 206 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal. customers treated alike. Hats, Furnishing Goods, a Om Nevada City. other workman in town. anteed or no sale; . ‘pair free of charge. 1Finest Goods in the Market. Fo UNDER Who about thre» years ago came to in business here brought down the prices of DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, Upon which fabulous has towed upon any single ns Under his on time can who.pay for READY-MADE Bought from HYMAN will not be permitted to leave the store till it is reshaped if necessarv to fit perfectly. . Four clerks employed, and all of them young men whose homes are in Nevada City. = : All that Mr. Hyman asks is for the public to examine his goods and hy for which no charge is made. uy from him unless he can ui Jersell competitors. child can get just as good a vargain as the shrew dest buyer. AT HIS BRANCH STORE,<=3 ___ Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, The Stock of Goods Saved from the Late Fire has been disposed of, and Large Invoices of New Goods urchasing in lurge quantities, Iam YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OR NvT, DON’T BE MISTAKEN IN THE PLACES. San Francisco Opposition Store Corner Main and Commercial Sts., and Opp. Citizens Bank, B St. . have no Stores outside of Nevada City: . @0@A telephone between the two stores for the accommodation of patrons, COMPARE ANDJUDGE FORYOUR ERS IN. . Fac simile of the ordinury ham, now being placed on the market, “Our Taste.” _————00 Hall, Labrs & Co. ECK’S REMIUM . ERFUMES CAMELIA POWDER Forithe Complexion. For sale by Al) First-Class Druggists. NOTICE. VINCENT WILL LEAVE NEVADA R. City with his easy riding Carriage for Grass Valley daily at 10a. m., 2p. m., and 8,30 p. m ; returning at 8:30 a. m., 1p. m. and7 p. m. come caene ue night time. running at " R. VINCEsT, Proprietor. Nevada City. Tuly 27. 1886 iE MANAGEMENT OF e Li~e hfoamn! : 1s profits bad long been enj , to’ basis. soaps to such an extent, thanks. to pe ae ii the . rey ie of Nevada county, that he now enjoys the largest patro. establishment in his line doing business of : = eae U Fae ag IS NOW OPEN 9OR BUSINESS. The goods sh wn there are bought for cash, and sold on_ the ‘sé terms. This enables everything to be pu in the store at less than merchants’ who bay ~ pay. lesses on dead-beat bills. He positively Challenges Competition If another store sells a suit of clothes for $12.50, HYMAN will sell the same thing at : $10 and so. on. : i R MERCHANT He has employed a first-class fitter and cutter from London can make up suits or single garments at LOWER RATES than any : The stock of cloths he has.on hand. wes bought at two bits on the dollar, therefore he can turn out Custoth Made Clothing at immensely lower rates than others can. Fit guarAll suits made at this establishment kept in. reNew York, They include DRY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, ETC. I will crrry alarger stock of Boots and Shoes this season than ever before. If you want bargains, give me acall. tors. : OF GODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE, WHETHER Tast’”’ Ham, taken from selec’ and claimed. to be as good as the h one ly for fancy trade. bright an delicious, The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, bright, juicy and tender as a chicken. A slice for breakfast is indeed delicious ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. Dally Transcript! on accountol so Nevada City and by engaging reciation y © "i mee get goods for, and customers what they get do not have to TAILORING, and he CLOTHING, . He does not ask any person to All” have arrived direct from BOOTS AND SHOKS, Having two stores and enabled to undersell all competSEL Fac simile of the celebrated ‘Our , trimmed and cured expreseAlways ih, Proprietors, Sacramento Tt’s Alwavs Time to Advertise, # Now is the: Swe

M. PRESTON T, MORGAN. } E. BRAND. Y SITUATED AND ft free water. Hotise pl endid chance toreCHARD’ LAND IN cat Seiler . : ene tgimplements. OF N&VADA CITY. rd in fuil bearing. om ditch to the pace filled with hay. A OD HOUSE WITH rn containing 29 tons “l investment if sold STOFFICE. HOUSE it yard. UNT OF ABSENCE — me atthe above ow ~ — improvements. ted on. rincipal ented. ust be ning city limits. ;and most profitsting of 100 acres. ofitable bearing. 1d are fine varie3in a warm, sunShoice Farm of re Ruilroad about did cultivation. cefruit tracts in 00d house and *r enough on this ice. ; situated in the icres under culti. on the public from Railroad. n in abundance A splendid purit in a shelmerly known as . , good house and ll situated for the Agee cmnityeu it acres, situated on ass Valley; well — tof good springs he price named ‘oad leading from id chance for insituated in the ida City. Good ngs. This propter, With little acres, 34¢ acres sheds, etc., 500 1 trees, 50 apple, ie of cultivation, , City to Grass siness jon o sellar, woudshéd m Railroad. 60 rooms, barn and rain or stock. , possessory title. nder cultivation ; n, sheds, etc. atented ; 10 acres _ barn and other . City. ada City. A good Nevada City; in 6 fruit ; lot 65 by nee properties in a red with ouk and ley and 3 miles ited, ey noite the tract fenced. span horses, 18 Macksmith sho Me Dy Tart datas for the production of their . pted hy two of her children, arrivnesday from the city. Dailv. Mondavs Excepted. greut “‘Adamless-Eden’’ burlesque troupe, and ©. E. Miller, of the The foll oe es pe oldier”® eS owing bills for per diem Tin Soldier” dramatic combi of election officers were a'lowed: tion, arrived here Wednesday evening forthe parpnse of arranging attractions in this city before long. Rev. A. B. Spaicut, rector of the Episcopal Church at this city, preaches oncea month at North Bloomfield. He went up there yesterday for that purpose, and was also tochristen some children during his visit. Mrs. Anna McNutry, who has been visiting her daughter in Denver, was registered yesterday atthe National Hotel, being en ville. ates pet ll A Do not forget the social hop at the Dancing Academy tomorrow evening. A dancing party will algo be given at the same place on Thanksgiving night. Mas. H, SPAULDING, accom paed here last evening on their way toOukland, from Downieville, to spend the winter. ee Ee mene B.B. McDonatp and wife, of San Francisco, passed through town yesterday on. their way to Columbia Hill. They stopped at the National. . —_ Tnx Tidings man is trying to find a two yearold colt in his town that can trot asfastas J. A. Seeley’s flyer. He will have to hant along time, Last Monday John McQuaid of Smarteville lost a finger from his left hand while oiling the axle on one of the wheels of his wagon. daughters, Alice and Madge, returned Wednesday evening from Oakland and San Francisco, Sou. Smira Russet and his comedy company talk of coming this-way soon. . ee ene E. C. Seavey, a well known commercial man, is registered at the Union. india ce Mus. A. Isoarp and daughter nen ea li i lg How. C. W. Cross came up WedA. Burréws returned yesterday from San Francisco. er ED eons from the Bay. eSATA RRL EOTAS -¥Wote on the Amendment. The vote on the Heath amendment to the State constitution reMISCELLANEOUS. sulted us follows in this county ac-}. Gray & Robinson, election supcording to the official count: plies, $106.50. Against AP Or ye nea a ee ar a 2772 Brown & Calkins, printing Great We a icc ya es chee anee 235 Majority against..... 2537 "1190 voters in the county failed to express themselves on the subject. — 0 0 Will Appear Tomerrow. The price list of K. Casper’s Nevada City Opposition Store will appear in the next issue of this paper. Mr. Casper will also at the same time announce a grand gift distribution scheme, to be condacted in connection with his business enterprise. A Charch Fair. The ladies of the Episcopal Church are getting up a fair to be heldat Hunt’s Hall on December [ 15th andi7th. One of the. novel features in connection’ with the fair will be a ‘‘doll matinee’’ for the little people. sacomgyggerne matamccenscenpsee From Tae pastor of the Olivet Baptis{Church, Philadelphia. Pa. I was 80 troubled with catarrh it ; affected my voice. bottle vg Cream Balm did the y the work. voice is fully restor-. the job a much less irk pee OB. Fy AAPUCOO than it would otherwise have : Good House for Rent. been. Conyeniently located, free wat er. Inquire at office of Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. it Wu you surrer with Dyspepsia siding. All the members were . Buena Vista, Robert Scanlan intor, $33. : One! ed in yesterday’s ‘'ranscrirr. The of the Spectal Sess: ‘Wepwespay, Noy.10. The Board met pursuant fo adjournment, F. M. Pridgeon prepresent Nevada Precinct No. 1, J. 8. Holbrook inspector $99. ‘ Nevada No. 2, L. Nihell inspector, $78. " Blue Tent, H. D. Whittam inSpector, $33. East Grass Valley, C. Conaway inspector, $93. West Grass Valley, P. T. Riley inspector, $93. Allison Ranch, P.C. Joyce, inspector, $33. Forest Springs, James Harrigan inspectar, $33. Cottage Hill, D. Bilderback inspector, $33. spector, $33. ¢ . North Bioomfield, T. C. McGagin inspector, $48. Luke City, Hugh O’Connor ijnSpector, $30. Relief Hill, J. C. Hickmaa inspector, $33. ; Columbia Hill, A. L. Woodruff inspector, $33. Eureka South, J. W. Robb inspector, $33. Moore’s Flat, T. Dowling, inspector, $33. Washington, W. Foster inspector, $33. Omega, G. M. Coyan inspector, $30. Bear Valley, Allen Oliver inspector, $30. Yuba, Geo. A. Hare, inspector, North San Juan, J. A.-J. Ray, irspector, $33. Sweetland, J. S. Brown inspector, $33. : Birchville, T. J. Maroney inspector, $33. French Corral, F. Coffey inspector, $30. Cherokee, Paul Quick, Sr.,ined spector, $33. Rougn & Ready, H. Whisner inSpector, $33. ; Indian Springs, John Montgom ery inapector, $33. Spenceville, John Hymes inspector, $30, Mooney Flat, W. Ll. Baldwin inspector, $33. Anthony House, C. J. Coleinspector, $33. Pleasant Ridge, Al. C. Mason inspector, $33. Truckee, F. P. Stephens, inspector, $60. Boca, Thomas Lewis. inspector, $30. You Bet, 0. K. Cloudman inLittle York, Jas, Regan inspecLowell Hill, Wm, Wilkinson inspector, $33. Register, $398. Wells, Fargo & Co., expressage on election blanks and returns, $7 40. R. W. Bayne, fuel and lights for polling place at Cottage Hill, $10. Passed by the following vote :— Woods, Pridgeon and Schroeder voting aye; Mulloy and Hill voting no, ae Per diem and mileage as Supervisors—C. E. Mulloy $24, W. D. Woods $25, F. M. Pridgeon $27, J. F. Schroeder $25.80, W. J. Hill $26.80. The Board adjourned sine die. Attest: _ F. G. Brarry, Clerk. By W. D. Uarris, Deputy. — See Ye Editor's Thanks. This editor is beholden (aa Uncle Rufe Shoemaker used to say when a boy) to County Clerk Beatty; Deputy Clerk Harris and . Charles H. Hanson for favors extended him while he was compiling the very full and correct. returns of the election whict. appearkindness:of these gentlemen made B. bn . I cannor help telling you how glad IL am of your Cream Balm for Catarrh. Was suffering terrible at trying everything I keew application { could notice relief, and in 5 days felt like a new man:—J. A. Belloli, San Jose, Cal. Social Dance, In Georgian Vales frée. oe n11-3t The sweetest roses grow. Keep _Survon’s virauizer is what you};ion Uure is sold by us on a your breath fragrant as the perfum. néed for Constipation, Loss of} guarantee. It cures Cousumped of this enchanting land;. 4 yetite, Dizziness, and allsymp-. tion. Carr Bros. "and your teeth fair and lastrous. . (or u¢ j ‘rie ie wahoo the 1s of the Orient by toms uf Dyspepsia. 10 aud ‘Rueumatism and sithilar diseas:s BOZODUNT, that most pore 25 cents per botile. Carr Bros. . caused by alow ststs of, the ayeand i anllet should bo wishoat. Use D. D. D. ior Dyspevsia, . Sgrsaparilia. Yon the time it reached me and after of J as your medicine on triat and on first A social dance will be given at the Half Mile House:'on Saturday evening, November 13th. Good music. Everybody invited. Admission gentlemen 50 cents, ladies —Seiling Liquer on Election The Grand Jury which convened yesterday morning adjourned at 5 o'clock last evening after submitting the following report: “We have carefully examined all matters reported to us and find that the public buildings, including‘ the Courthouse, Jail and County Hospital are all in good repair and properly cared for, and we especially commend the action of the Honorable Boird of Supervisors in enlarging the County Hospital to meet the necessities . of the inmates thereof. We find that the inmates of the Hospital are well cared for, and are provided with all the necessities of life; that the foud is sufficient in quan. . tity, and that the sanitary condi-) tidn of the building and grounds is excellent. ge We find that the books, records and accounts of the several county officers are kept in a neat, systematic and proper manner. We have inquired into the alleged evasion of the liquor law on election day, and find that there is such a general disregard of the provisions of the Statutes as will require greater vigilance on the part of the District Attorney and other offices of the law to detect and convict those who are engaged in the illegal! traffic. E. M. Preston, Foreman. om = atin cinta Ge Qe m5 Home-Seekers. The first edition of 15000 copies of the Land and Improvement Association’s book descriptive of the Bartlett Pear Belt of this county is being rapidly exhausted. The advertisements inserted by the Association .in four prominent Eastern journals are having the desired effect. From thirty to fifty_letters are received duily by Secretary Brand from people the other side of the Rockies asking to be furnished with the pamphlet and also with special infurmation relative to the advantages offered in this region to home-seekers. a ok Te Getting the Water Out. Henry Richards, Superintendent of the Centennial drift mine’ of Washington township, was in town yesterday. He says the water in the shaft has been lowerped to the depth of 199 feet. In abouta week more it will all be oyt, and then the shaft, which is} 250 feet deep, will be sunk 30or 40 feet more, to the bedrock, and the prospecting of the channel » by drifting will begin. Contract Completed, Sawin Tilley & Co. have com. } pleted their contract of sinking the shaft at the Styles mine an additional hundred feet. The prospecting of the ledge will now comm ence, and the State of Nevada capitalists who bave a bond on the property will soon be able to determine whether they want to buy the property or not. EEE Arg you MADE miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appettie, Yollow skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizeer is a positive cure. Carr Bros. si at nea ‘Pus Sea Scourge, or For months on the confederate privateer alurama.”’ gives the thrilling experiences of one of hercrew upon her memorable and destructive cruise around the world. It is vividly written and described in the New York Waverly now for No. 29, or send to the Waverly Poblishing Co., 81 Warren &t., New York, for free sample. n-2 4t SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser‘able by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros. : For Neuralgia there is no medicine in the wide world equal to Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. It has cured tens of thousands. Ir vou feel despondent use Dr. Gunn’s Bitters.————_¢ > o-oo CaTareH curED, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. Moved. Searls’ building, next door to the Misses Keller’s millinery store, where she will do dressmaking in all the latest styles. All work guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. nl0-6t Tuat hacking cough can be so quickly cured *by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. ? ‘Hon. Niles Searle’ Telegram to _ . eree of distribution of estate. sale by all newsdealers.. Ask for} Mrs. Taylor has moved into Judge Hon. J: Temple. Hon. Niles Searls, Supreme Court Commissioner, came up here

all the way from San’ Francisco last week just to get a good, square Democratic vote in. Now if there is one man who relishes a pleasant joke better than another, his name is Judge Searls. He enjoyed hiniself amazingly all of election day figuring out a victory for every Democrat from Dick Bartlett for Governor, and picturparty would be fluttened out when the news of their defeat camein. That night he went to bed early so asto be up’ with the sun and celebrate the victory in good style. The first thing he heard upon com. } ing down was that the: Republicans had the best of the local count to that hour This was discouraging. Then the ican ticket, is a believer in the wn in the morning] rightto scratch. He commenved by scratching off every name on the ticket and then filling in their places with names from the other returns began to pour in from all. tickets. When fixed up to suit over the State, and they were of uj Lim he voted it, saying that he character to be still more discour. always voted the straight Repubaging. By noon he could not for. ] the life of him figure out a sure majority for any Democrats but Dillon for constable avd Temple for Supreme Justice, with a bare chance for Bartlett. There was not much ground for a joke to be found in the situation, but he had the day before set his mind on having one, and have one he would. So he walked over to the telegraph office and sent to his friend Temple. a dispatch reading thus: oe We Democrats have carried Nevada county by a sa gee miujority of 400 or 500. ‘e managed, however, to get for you ubout 2500 votes out of 4000. 1 have concluded to stay over anothe: day and try to make the county unanimous for you. a Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday; Hon. J; M.--Walling presiding : Richard Jones vs. His Creditors. Default of creditors noted. George Lord appointed assignee with bonds fixed at $150. The following were impanelled as Grand Jurors: E. M. Preston, B. T. Allen, G. E. Turner, James Reid, J. E. Brown, Joseph A. Everett, Henry Godair, C. R. Hill, H. C, Mills, Thomas Cloke, J. F. Moody, John H. Campbell, A. G. Turner, George Vincent, Wm. H. Smith, J. 8/Holbrook, R. G. MeCutchan; Alex. Gault. Estate of P. 8. Murphy, deceasFe Decree of settlement of final account of administrator, and deEsiate of Lucy B. Hamilton, deceased, * Will admitted te probate. Estate of Jonn Hurst, deceased. Nov. 22dappointed aa day for settlement of final account. EEE Arriyatis at the UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger. .. Proprietress. November 10, 1886. © Maddrill, Railroad, F Guild, Topeka, John Werry, Grass Valley, Mrs Mills, City, O Maliman, City, J F Moody, Truckee, W E Lindsay, Reno, Geo Lord, Grass Valley, ‘JI MThomuas, do W D Harris, do W D Woods, do J F Schroder, Rough & Ready, Mrs Stoddard, Grass Valley, Miss West, do E. C Seavey, San Francisco, E P Hutehins, do J T Pierce, do J O'Neil, Railroad, C Martin, do M Teyler, do . Thos Freeman, Crossing, J E Leopold and wf, Quaker H, A Nivens and wi, City, Mrs Brancher, Col. Hill, . Miss Backus, do W T Hoskins, Washingten, C H Hanson, Grass Valley, Dan Webster, Wheatland, , C Watts, Aetna mine. Arrivals atthe. rN ‘NATIONAL HOTEL, Prorrierors. Rector Bros... C Larsen, Bloomfield, J.Elder, San Francisco, C L Hanna, do SH Wood, do B B McDonald and wf, 8 F A Walrath, do © W Cross, «""~ do J F Garris, San Francisco, F R Brann, _ do Mrs J D Ustrom, Bloomfield, JD Channell, Virginia, W A Dennis, San Jose, H V Reuardan, Oroville, T Phillips, Illinois, D McGaw, Colfax, J D Ostrom, Bloomfield, FPS berg hie LR tunberg, Camptonville, : T C Randall, Rock Creek, James Reid, Moore’s Flat, : M T.Lawrence, Eureka, Prof Ertz, Graes Valley, J Norris, Forest City, _ Dan Tattle, SanJuan, “J L Groves, American Hill, to. November 10, 1886. .[' The Only House That Deals Exclusively With. The Manufacturer Direct. ican ticket and always intended L—____________] To Err is Buman. qualms cease to d disappears. malarial regulator. OE Orn Croup, by Shiloh’s Cure. Carr Bros. ———_—0 Oe world. AND: T } eo Honolulu, H. I.; ag, Mrs Morris. Grass Valley, P T Riley, do Frank Sacks, Bloomfield, -G W Paal, . do LA Thurston, do Albert Eiche, setae, Vaiey ; ao: A Nevada City young man 1 whose sweetheart belongs to the Good Templars and Y. W. C. T. U. promised at her urgent request that he would put a Prohibition ‘ticket in the ballot box last week, he being about to then cast his maiden vote. He took a Prohibibition ticket and scretching every nathe upon it substituted those of the regular Republican candidates. ‘‘The Republican party is ‘@ good enough temperance party Dillon for constable to Washington . for any young man to grow upin,”’ he :aid, ‘‘and I guess ’ll be sure ing to himself how the grand-old. and get the right kind of a start.” This young man must be related toa couple of citizens of Riverside in the lower part of the State. One of them is a Republican who, pound te vote the straight RepubAnother voter at the. sume town scratched every name on the Democratic ticket but Bartlett and Barton and voted for these two,. because the former was a good man and the other was all right on the water question, but the rest of the ticket he didu’t know much about and wouldn’t run any chances on them. But it is positively inexcusable to administer or take narcotics or potent sedatives to relieve intranquillity. of the nerves, eusily discoverable cause of which is simply indigestion. Hostetter’s Stomach. Bitters is the remedy indicated when the nervous system is weak, and consequently super-sens.tive and untranquil, Braced and quieted by this superlative tonic, the: system obtains needful repose at night, dyspeptic istarb the stom.ch, and mental_inquietude The habit of body becumes regular, the liver and bodily or mental exertion ceases to be a wearisome and . difficult task. Neuralgia, rheumatism and disorders, and kidney troubles, are entirely eradicated by this matchless invigorunt and the WHOOPING couGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters is the best remedy in the wide When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wase Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave!them aty NG. BB. Sag me = TRAINS WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT Nevada City --ON AND ASTERSunday, November 7th, 1886, AS FOLLOWS LEAVING. 6 A. M. DAILY ; connecting with Pas* songer arriving in San Francisco at 6.40 P. M : 12 30 P, M, DAILY; connecting with ov— iH a erland leaving San Francisco at 8 ARRIVING. 10 95 A. M, DAILY. :6.06 * % Dar connecting with Pas c senger leaving San Fran at 7.80 JOHN F. BIDDER, Manager — Pork Packing Establishment, MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTE NEVADA CITY. . PROPRIETOR. LARD, PORK LOINS, SAUSAGES, And: PORK. Wholesale and Retail, GIVE ME A CALL, HYMAN E LEADING DEAL CLOTHING, RUBBER GOODS, TRUMIZIZS, Ete. : WHOLESALE BRANCHES: 102 Chamber Street, New York,., 206 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal. customers treated alike. Hats, Furnishing Goods, a Om Nevada City. other workman in town. anteed or no sale; . ‘pair free of charge. 1Finest Goods in the Market. Fo UNDER Who about thre» years ago came to in business here brought down the prices of DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, Upon which fabulous has towed upon any single ns Under his on time can who.pay for READY-MADE Bought from HYMAN will not be permitted to leave the store till it is reshaped if necessarv to fit perfectly. . Four clerks employed, and all of them young men whose homes are in Nevada City. = : All that Mr. Hyman asks is for the public to examine his goods and hy for which no charge is made. uy from him unless he can ui Jersell competitors. child can get just as good a vargain as the shrew dest buyer. AT HIS BRANCH STORE,<=3 ___ Junction of Main and Commercial Streets, The Stock of Goods Saved from the Late Fire has been disposed of, and Large Invoices of New Goods urchasing in lurge quantities, Iam YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OR NvT, DON’T BE MISTAKEN IN THE PLACES. San Francisco Opposition Store Corner Main and Commercial Sts., and Opp. Citizens Bank, B St. . have no Stores outside of Nevada City: . @0@A telephone between the two stores for the accommodation of patrons, COMPARE ANDJUDGE FORYOUR ERS IN. . Fac simile of the ordinury ham, now being placed on the market, “Our Taste.” _————00 Hall, Labrs & Co. ECK’S REMIUM . ERFUMES CAMELIA POWDER Forithe Complexion. For sale by Al) First-Class Druggists. NOTICE. VINCENT WILL LEAVE NEVADA R. City with his easy riding Carriage for Grass Valley daily at 10a. m., 2p. m., and 8,30 p. m ; returning at 8:30 a. m., 1p. m. and7 p. m. come caene ue night time. running at " R. VINCEsT, Proprietor. Nevada City. Tuly 27. 1886 iE MANAGEMENT OF e Li~e hfoamn! : 1s profits bad long been enj , to’ basis. soaps to such an extent, thanks. to pe ae ii the . rey ie of Nevada county, that he now enjoys the largest patro. establishment in his line doing business of : = eae U Fae ag IS NOW OPEN 9OR BUSINESS. The goods sh wn there are bought for cash, and sold on_ the ‘sé terms. This enables everything to be pu in the store at less than merchants’ who bay ~ pay. lesses on dead-beat bills. He positively Challenges Competition If another store sells a suit of clothes for $12.50, HYMAN will sell the same thing at : $10 and so. on. : i R MERCHANT He has employed a first-class fitter and cutter from London can make up suits or single garments at LOWER RATES than any : The stock of cloths he has.on hand. wes bought at two bits on the dollar, therefore he can turn out Custoth Made Clothing at immensely lower rates than others can. Fit guarAll suits made at this establishment kept in. reNew York, They include DRY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, ETC. I will crrry alarger stock of Boots and Shoes this season than ever before. If you want bargains, give me acall. tors. : OF GODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE, WHETHER Tast’”’ Ham, taken from selec’ and claimed. to be as good as the h one ly for fancy trade. bright an delicious, The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, bright, juicy and tender as a chicken. A slice for breakfast is indeed delicious ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. Dally Transcript! on accountol so Nevada City and by engaging reciation y © "i mee get goods for, and customers what they get do not have to TAILORING, and he CLOTHING, . He does not ask any person to All” have arrived direct from BOOTS AND SHOKS, Having two stores and enabled to undersell all competSEL Fac simile of the celebrated ‘Our , trimmed and cured expreseAlways ih, Proprietors, Sacramento Tt’s Alwavs Time to Advertise, # Now is the: Swe