October 10, 1880 (4 pages)

CH, ince, Low, . mtine” st ani wat: the after's the obagainst ined to resentOW, inary ith inent of Corpoof the nerits: tion. f the 1 the Ly ner 3! I OB os ived ok “THE ards’. NEVADA olfY GALIFORNIA. RAR RCO TTPO ET ROTTED, Bricf Mention. a oes ‘ The storm cleared away Friday eveniag and ‘the night was very wold. Silex, Russell, traveling agent for the Goodyear Rubber Company, arrived in the city yesterday. The various secret. orders in the city have changed their hour of meeting from 8 o'clock to 7:30, ba There was an uncommonly” large amount of gold purchaséd yesterday at the Citizens Bank and Phil. Rich—— : The card of Nevada Oity “Lodge No, 52, A. O, U.-W.,. will be: fouad elsewhere. The Lodge meets every . _ Weduesday evening at 7:30. ; ~~. The Pelar Stac aud Southern Cross ‘mines at Dutch Flat are ‘fitting up preparatory to tke winter’s run, which will he commenced next >» wenth, in aaether column will be found the advertisement of sume desirable city property, also growing timber and cord-iwoou, offered for sale by R. B. Symington, — Judge Stidger insists that the late fire at San Juan was the work ef an *2 __ by last night's train, incendiary, and not the result of an accident. He gives some very sound reasons for so believing, oe The Sierra Buttes company have about finished laying in their winter supplies, the \ast lot that arrived over the Narrow Guage railroad haying been sent up last week. '490,000 feet of merchantable lumber was destroyed by the fire at J. (OF Broderick’s saw~mill last week, besides considerable refuse being destroyed. The loss was over $6,000, The inmates of the Half Mile House had some lively work _yester« day fighting an incipient conflagra— tion, The flames were extinyuished before any material damage had been done, . Some Chinese yesterday brought to the city and sold amalgam amounting to considerabiy over $1,000, which they say came from a small placer claim in the vicinity of You Bet, ‘Remember the DarLy TRANscrIPT, delivered by carrier in this city, costa only 15 cents a week. The cost to mail subscribers. is $6 & year, payable in advance, but $7 at the expiration of the year. Geo. M. Mott, wife and family, of Sacramento, were expecte . to arrive Mrs. Mott and thechildren will remain here several weeks as the guests of the lady’s father, Jonathan Clark. The party given at Hunt’s Hall Friday evening by Elser’s Light Guard band was not very largely attended, but for those who attended itwasa most enjoyable occasion. As winter approaches it 1s pretty certain the. attendance will grow larger, The next party will be given next Friday night. Progress at the Providence. The hoisting works being built at the Providence mine to take the place of the ones recently destroyed by fire will not be completed for several days yet. Thestone-masonstinished their part of the work yesterday, and it is expected the pump will be ready to start by next Saturday. Theremainder of the machinery and the building will be put up as quickly asalarge force ef men can accompliah the job. Jas, Devine, sent to the Cou aty Jail from Truckee to serve cut a 25day term for petit larceny, was dis— charged yesterday. Chas. Poole, from Grass Valley, locked up a couple of Weeks since for insanity, was also dismissed from custody, having re_ Madame Fitzerald’s entertainment at the Th to-morrow night bids fair te be attended by a large-sized Various topics of public interest, as. *dvertised elsewhere, and also render divers musical selections, RICA AOE TITIES I ESOT TE aE i eaeDAILY TRANSCRIP ae LEP a ta cI te eves Ta a Phe Board of. Supervisors yester[day allowed the following bills on the Special Fond’; "4 G. W. Welch, stationery, $40. House, $155.25. E. O. . Tompkins, prisoners, $73.25. GENERAL FUND. . Citizens Bank, juror’s vertificates, $243.75. Frank Huss, Coroxér’s fees, $18. J. T. Wickes, visiting schools, $184.34.°° E. O. Tompkins, mileage, $38.40. tramsporting « . -Saleny Sepervisors—W, H. Smith, $260.25; R. Hac.ins, $262.60; M. H. L. Day, $242.20. The quarterly report of Supervisor Byrné was submitted andapproved, ROAD FUND DisTRicr No, 2. Nevada Ice Company, ice for Court Byrne, Jr., $240.60; F. Battie, $215; . ; S~ PRACT REET) MENTE RE LOL THE following is the programme of the annual coneert to be given at the . Methodist Church to-night by the. M. E. Sanday Sehool. “The enter. -tainment will begin. at 7:30 o'clock: . Chorus by the schowl, ‘‘Do you know why I love Jesus.” Prayer by Rev.J. L. Mann. Anthem by the Choir. Es Recitation—‘‘The Knight and the Page,” by David Mattison. horus by the school=*‘Above the Clouds.” “Rock of Ages” — A. fresco exercise representing 18 classes of the school. Song by little giris of the Infant Class. t of Secretary’s Report. Choras by the school+‘‘Exalt Him.” by three little gitls—‘‘Morning, Noou and Night.’ “The ‘Hours’—In costume, by Hattie Lawson, Katie Mattison, Nellie Curtis, and Cora Clark. : Duet—*'Hope Beyond,” Miss SoLO APG. SN NN: Se RR HEP Re mg saee: nen etn re. Neuralgia is & Disease .of the Past. . Mrs. Dr. Howe’s cel2brated neuralgia medicine will st« p:the painas. soon as applied. Do rus. suffer! try it. Miners attention!.Mrs. Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from Whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced. by miners, resu tig from the use’ of Giant Powder, and commonly known as “‘Giant Powder Headache.” Im stantly cured—never known to fait, Do not. haye your teeth drawn; But: get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe’s cele. brated Tooth Ache Curé., That will instautly stop the pain and save the tooth. Hold a few drops ‘in. the mouth from five to ten minutes. Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have trever failed yet. Mothers use a few drops iia little warn sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It. will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. & Co., and Cra ne, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all You Have ne Excess. ‘The bill fixing the salaries of the county officers, passed at the July session, aS provided for by the County Government Bill, which has since been declared unconstitutional, was rescinded. e The Hog Law was rescinded. tion of justices of the peace was resciuded. The order bonding the indebtedness of the county was rescinded. lamation ordering a general election to be held November 2d,provisions were made for the election of three Assemblymen from the county at No. 1, Adjourned till November 8th. Caught at Last. B. F. Clark has confessed tostealing $4,648 worth of amalgam from the Eureka mine, Plumas county. He was assistant ama!lgamutor; The bullion was exchanged at Carson for coim_ which he had shipped to this city. “He came here last June, stayed at the National Hotel over night, after which he went to North Bloomfield. Within two days he was at Lake City, and sdon after at San Juan. From the latter place he hurried to Marysville, A detective who passed through here on his track recently found that he also had his coin shipped by express to. two or three different points after he left here. The wanderer was at last captured oma ranch near the Oregon House, Yuba county, which he had purchased with the illy acquired coin. He is now in jail at Plumas awaiting trial, You Bet Items. It is understood that Judge Brown and his brother will make a contract with the South Yuba Company soon for water with which to work their claim this winter, Should they conclude to begin washing, it will necessitate the digging of a ditch. The water would probably be conveyed pipes hung to a suspension bridge. The Birdseye Creek Company, who made a large clean-up a couple of weeks since, are still washing. They will quit soon in order to fit up for next season’s work. citi > Spur Wheel Buarsted, The spur wheel at the Nevada City mine burst yesterday while in motion, and the fragments flew violently in every direction. Fortunately no one was hurt. The accident will Gaéuse a temporary suspension of opérations at the mine. The Palace Cigar Stere. Avex. ZeKinp, the popular tobaeconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands, Also all the favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té ket to E. C. Mungor andfH. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts in the hands. of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor. market, where bills can also be ‘paid. Cc. J. Narvzieza, Nevada City, Aug. 24th. Furnished Rooms to Let. > Apply at No. 4 sa a st, ~ & The order providing for the elec-. Pursuant to the Gevernor’s proc. large, and one Supervisor for District across Steep Hollow by means of phia and Fannie Lawson. “String of Pearls”—by 11 little girls in costame. Chorus by the school—‘* Waiting aad Watching.” . Ball at Magenta Flume. The following gentlemen comprise the committees for the ball tobe given at Mrs. Quinn’s Hotel, Magenta Flume, on Saturday evening, October 3d: : Committee of Invitation.—Eureka —K. Poage, J. T. Cline, H. Dundon. Moore's Flat.—F. Henry,D. Conley, G. Davis. W. R. Dickiesen, W. Trood, KE. Cummings. ‘Re.ief Hill,—F, Spooner, J. Landsburg. Reception Committee.—W, Finchley, R. Hamilton, J. H. Keller. Floor Committee.— W. G. Shand, F. Tuft, J. E, Dyer, The price of tickets including supper is to be $2.50. —— Another Nevada County Suicide. ———— Friday the body of aman who had evidently been dead seveval months was found near Marzen’s fishery a mile anda half above Truckee. A bull-dog pistel with one barrel empty was near the corpse’s right hand, anda bullet Wound was in the top of his head. A bowie knife was on the ground under him, A memorandum book, some photographs and $1.75 were ported there was nothing to indicate his name, He had the appearance of being a miner, . oe — The Place te Purchase. John Jack’s establishment on Pine street is stocked from floor to ceiling with one of the best assortments of tobaccos, cigars, confectionery, noe tions, etc., ever offexed in the ‘mountains. His prices are much lower than many other stores of the kind sell at and his goods are all of the best quality. Read: his advertisement, sar Book-KERPING and writing, $10 amonth. Writing-alone, $5. “Ches— nutwood’s Business College, . lm. =a a @ne Thousand Dollars to Lean. At one per cent per month, on good security. Enquire of A. LapzMAN, Broad street.* o05-lw i For Sale. One team of Work Horses, weight about 2340 pounds. Apply to .02-tf W.E. Deamer, Grass Valley. For Supervisor.Believing that the office of 'Supervisor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support of all my friends regardless of party. J, S. Tuolrsox, Sherman, Hyde & Co. San Franciseo,. The largest music house on the coast. We keep the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Piano; also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sold on easy installments. All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet 28 #$Suermas, Hype & Ca. 8. Cuariis, agent for Nevada Co. Pigasz remember that Glenn's Sulphur Soap ts all. the adtages of Sulph ur baths at a cheap ao Hill’s hair and whisker dye, black or brown, 50c. Pike’s Toothache drops cure in ene minute, : SOge of Sani Francisco. Recitation — Mary Weisenberger. Song—“‘Far Away,” by Ming! Maltman. . : North Bloomfield, — in his pockets, but so faras is re— Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? 7 poy any reason why you should on from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach,. Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of te Heart, a burn, Water-brash, znawing and burning.pains at the pit of the Stomac vats a Coated Tongue, “hid taste in the mouth, Céming up of food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! It is: positively your own fault if youdo Go to your Drugg's—and get a bottle of Green’s August Flower. for 75 cents. Your cure.is certain, but if you doubt this, get a sample bottle for 10 cents ‘and try it. Two doses will relieve you, g disagreeable Becay of the Teeth Arises from various causes, but Principally it may be attributed to early neglect or the indiscriminate use of tooth powders and pastes, Which give a momentary whiteness to the teeth while they corrode the enamel, The timely use of that delicate aromatic tooth-wash. fragrant Sozodont, wl speedily arrest the progress of decay, harden the gums, and impart a delightful fragrance to the breath. 1t removes those ravages which people sustain in their teeth from the use of sweet and acid articles, Ss 173 ' A Card, Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &., I will send a recipe that will cure ou, FREE OF CHARGE. This great: rein y was discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev, Joseru T. Inman, Station D, New York Orry. més-ly eee —_ Insurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. IRST. Recause its INCONTESTABLE F Polices are simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and inequitable settlements or annoying litigation. Second. -Becayse its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters recently published from holders of Tontine Policies clearly prove. Third. Because of its financial etfength, xtena mandg nt, and widely e ed business. e average annual amount of its mew policies issued has for the past eleven years been lafger than: that of any othef vompany,) Policies carried Ten Years with the re.urn of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. ' 1st Example: Policy No, 48,563. issued Mey 25, 1869. Amount...$10,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years). 5,594.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash $6,455.80, having had besides $10,000 of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent emiums paid returnable in cash. of pr q This example and those which follow show that Larger Profits are paid Policy-. Holders than are now declared by any other Company. 2d Example: Policy No, 58,543, issued Dec. 30, 1870. Endowment 20 years. Tontine Period Ten years. Amount. .$10,000.00 The assured on Dec, 30, 1880, will be en titled todraw, in cash, $3,033.30,°120 per ct. miums paid. "laa results although predicted by carefully made estimates are Not Es.imates but Actual Cash Returns. Example. Policy No. 41,621, issued ueehar . Amount...85,000,00 Total ums paid.... 2.908,95 In case the assured withdrew, March 27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct. of ums paid. Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, showing Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid. : Assets, $37,366,841.75 PRESIDENT : HENRY B. HYDE. James W. Alexander. E. M. BROWN, . ACENT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. i S Sold by Reddington . low Skin, }Total Premiums paid(10 years). .7,539.00° Shsemamihienatiaaiadindaaiaeedeeietone eT 0 Ever brought to this city, which a = § MINING BOOTS, and ev ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, -Nevada City, BOOTS ana TRUN «is, ‘ BROAD STREET, os * I have just received the Largest Stock of GENT’S FURNISHING COODS, HATS id CAPS, I will Sellat the Lowest Living Prices. Also a full assortment of RUBBER GOODs. Also constantly on hand a full assortmen t of the IMPROVED. Ex. v erything else usually found in a First Clas’ Odd Fellows’ Building, Nevada City. COA SEL ~ PRICE List —OFr THE— rT BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE. _ TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, . Commercial Street, . . Nevada City Flour, per 100 lbs., $2 50 Assorted Crackers 140. Soda Crackers 80 Mackerel, No. 1, per kit, 280 bran, per 100 lbs., 1 25 Small Corn,’ per 100 Ibs., 1 873 Wheat, “-per 100 lbs:, 2.00 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 674 HANG YOUR BANNERS ». ° ON THE ~~QUTER WALLS! OOK TO YOUR INTER Pere Livoxby Ye PORE RESTS and Bayes DRY GOODS, FANCY Goons, CLOTHING HOSIERY And HATS a AT THE IxL AUCTION HOUSE, JUS? RECEIVED 200 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, Whole Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 50 E. B. Tea, per Ib., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb., 35 Beehive Tea, per lb. Crashed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Bartley, 3 Ibs. , 25 ete Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 100 Best Island Rice, 10 Ibs., 100 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12 cans 100 Tomatoes, 7Tcans 100 Corn, 5ecans 100 Jelly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, . per gallon, © 874 Sardines, small cans, ‘6 cans 100 Sardines, large cans, 4cans 100 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, per lb., 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3lbs., . 60 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3lbs., 60 Dinner Can full of Coifee,5 Ibs., Beans, 334 lbs. for Ground Coffee, per package, 20 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, 2 kages, , 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 yal can, 2 25 100 1 00 All goods subject to correction. ea Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. Richard. Roberts Ask EF’or Union India Rubber Co’s Pare Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. Beware of imitations. URE the Boots are stamped Crack i reef on the heels and have the Pure Gam Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— . They will last twice as ‘ong as any other: manufactured. For Sale by all Dealers. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. RH. PEASE, Jr. ) $M. RUNYON, 5 sents. San Francisco, Aug. 13—3m., For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York. H. C. MILLS, Of Nevads City, Photographs equal to San ei. best. Coxiis, Op. : r, RUDOLPH Photo-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevada Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25c. Mustard, per bottle, 10c, . Pepper, per bottle, 10c. Wash Tubs, from 50 centsto 200 Wash Boards, 80 cts. Watcr Buckets, 374 cts. Clothes Baskets, 90 cts. Rolling Pins, 15 cts. Potato Mashers, 15 cts, . New York Hotel. i WHICH WILL BE SOLD FROM 50 Cents to $1 50 a Pair. JUST RECEIVED, : $2,000 00 worth of’ Dry Goods, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, From the Auction Houses of H. M Newhall & Co. and 't. W, Davis & Co, ; i That. Gable soo » San Francisco, Flannels, M1:Ving, Fancy Goode, Tabk Lin>1, Shawls, _Mou.cns, Ete,, — WHICH WILL BE GIVEN AWAY For LITTLE OR NOTHING. Owing tothe extensive increase in our business, we are compelled to reduce our Auction Sales to three . times. a week, PUBLIC AUCTIONS On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, at 7:30, AT THE ee oe AUCTION HOUSE, Broad Street, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. DAVE AUERBACH, Auctioneer. . NEW YORK HOTEL, BROAD STREET, Opposite Munt’s Hall, Nevada Ciiy, _-—— Cw. 8; RICHARDS, . PROPRIETOR, THIS POPULAR HOTEL !8 Entirely New, Roomy, and most pleasaatly located. ~—0-Meals Served Daily. Rooms singly or in suites fer rent, with or without Board. > Three Hot ie yf TERMS REASONABLE. eet ee £27 Persons desiring the comforts at a reasonable ‘ a of hom a boand at the 3 For Assem blyman, W. D. LONG. "Of Nevada City.

CH, ince, Low, . mtine” st ani wat: the after's the obagainst ined to resentOW, inary ith inent of Corpoof the nerits: tion. f the 1 the Ly ner 3! I OB os ived ok “THE ards’. NEVADA olfY GALIFORNIA. RAR RCO TTPO ET ROTTED, Bricf Mention. a oes ‘ The storm cleared away Friday eveniag and ‘the night was very wold. Silex, Russell, traveling agent for the Goodyear Rubber Company, arrived in the city yesterday. The various secret. orders in the city have changed their hour of meeting from 8 o'clock to 7:30, ba There was an uncommonly” large amount of gold purchaséd yesterday at the Citizens Bank and Phil. Rich—— : The card of Nevada Oity “Lodge No, 52, A. O, U.-W.,. will be: fouad elsewhere. The Lodge meets every . _ Weduesday evening at 7:30. ; ~~. The Pelar Stac aud Southern Cross ‘mines at Dutch Flat are ‘fitting up preparatory to tke winter’s run, which will he commenced next >» wenth, in aaether column will be found the advertisement of sume desirable city property, also growing timber and cord-iwoou, offered for sale by R. B. Symington, — Judge Stidger insists that the late fire at San Juan was the work ef an *2 __ by last night's train, incendiary, and not the result of an accident. He gives some very sound reasons for so believing, oe The Sierra Buttes company have about finished laying in their winter supplies, the \ast lot that arrived over the Narrow Guage railroad haying been sent up last week. '490,000 feet of merchantable lumber was destroyed by the fire at J. (OF Broderick’s saw~mill last week, besides considerable refuse being destroyed. The loss was over $6,000, The inmates of the Half Mile House had some lively work _yester« day fighting an incipient conflagra— tion, The flames were extinyuished before any material damage had been done, . Some Chinese yesterday brought to the city and sold amalgam amounting to considerabiy over $1,000, which they say came from a small placer claim in the vicinity of You Bet, ‘Remember the DarLy TRANscrIPT, delivered by carrier in this city, costa only 15 cents a week. The cost to mail subscribers. is $6 & year, payable in advance, but $7 at the expiration of the year. Geo. M. Mott, wife and family, of Sacramento, were expecte . to arrive Mrs. Mott and thechildren will remain here several weeks as the guests of the lady’s father, Jonathan Clark. The party given at Hunt’s Hall Friday evening by Elser’s Light Guard band was not very largely attended, but for those who attended itwasa most enjoyable occasion. As winter approaches it 1s pretty certain the. attendance will grow larger, The next party will be given next Friday night. Progress at the Providence. The hoisting works being built at the Providence mine to take the place of the ones recently destroyed by fire will not be completed for several days yet. Thestone-masonstinished their part of the work yesterday, and it is expected the pump will be ready to start by next Saturday. Theremainder of the machinery and the building will be put up as quickly asalarge force ef men can accompliah the job. Jas, Devine, sent to the Cou aty Jail from Truckee to serve cut a 25day term for petit larceny, was dis— charged yesterday. Chas. Poole, from Grass Valley, locked up a couple of Weeks since for insanity, was also dismissed from custody, having re_ Madame Fitzerald’s entertainment at the Th to-morrow night bids fair te be attended by a large-sized Various topics of public interest, as. *dvertised elsewhere, and also render divers musical selections, RICA AOE TITIES I ESOT TE aE i eaeDAILY TRANSCRIP ae LEP a ta cI te eves Ta a Phe Board of. Supervisors yester[day allowed the following bills on the Special Fond’; "4 G. W. Welch, stationery, $40. House, $155.25. E. O. . Tompkins, prisoners, $73.25.. GENERAL FUND. . Citizens Bank, juror’s vertificates, $243.75. Frank Huss, Coroxér’s fees, $18. J. T. Wickes, visiting schools, $184.34.°° E. O. Tompkins, mileage, $38.40. tramsporting « . -Saleny Sepervisors—W, H. Smith, $260.25; R. Hac.ins, $262.60; M. H. L. Day, $242.20. The quarterly report of Supervisor Byrné was submitted andapproved, ROAD FUND DisTRicr No, 2. Nevada Ice Company, ice for Court Byrne, Jr., $240.60; F. Battie, $215; . ; S~ PRACT REET) MENTE RE LOL THE following is the programme of the annual coneert to be given at the . Methodist Church to-night by the. M. E. Sanday Sehool. “The enter. -tainment will begin. at 7:30 o'clock: . Chorus by the schowl, ‘‘Do you know why I love Jesus.” Prayer by Rev.J. L. Mann. Anthem by the Choir. Es Recitation—‘‘The Knight and the Page,” by David Mattison. horus by the school=*‘Above the Clouds.” “Rock of Ages” — A. fresco exercise representing 18 classes of the school. Song by little giris of the Infant Class. t of Secretary’s Report. Choras by the school+‘‘Exalt Him.” by three little gitls—‘‘Morning, Noou and Night.’ “The ‘Hours’—In costume, by Hattie Lawson, Katie Mattison, Nellie Curtis, and Cora Clark. : Duet—*'Hope Beyond,” Miss SoLO APG. SN NN: Se RR HEP Re mg saee: nen etn re. Neuralgia is & Disease .of the Past. . Mrs. Dr. Howe’s cel2brated neuralgia medicine will st« p:the painas. soon as applied. Do rus. suffer! try it. Miners attention!.Mrs. Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from Whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced. by miners, resu tig from the use’ of Giant Powder, and commonly known as “‘Giant Powder Headache.” Im stantly cured—never known to fait, Do not. haye your teeth drawn; But: get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe’s cele. brated Tooth Ache Curé., That will instautly stop the pain and save the tooth. Hold a few drops ‘in. the mouth from five to ten minutes. Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have trever failed yet. Mothers use a few drops iia little warn sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It. will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. & Co., and Cra ne, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all You Have ne Excess. ‘The bill fixing the salaries of the county officers, passed at the July session, aS provided for by the County Government Bill, which has since been declared unconstitutional, was rescinded. e The Hog Law was rescinded. tion of justices of the peace was resciuded. The order bonding the indebtedness of the county was rescinded. lamation ordering a general election to be held November 2d,provisions were made for the election of three Assemblymen from the county at No. 1, Adjourned till November 8th. Caught at Last. B. F. Clark has confessed tostealing $4,648 worth of amalgam from the Eureka mine, Plumas county. He was assistant ama!lgamutor; The bullion was exchanged at Carson for coim_ which he had shipped to this city. “He came here last June, stayed at the National Hotel over night, after which he went to North Bloomfield. Within two days he was at Lake City, and sdon after at San Juan. From the latter place he hurried to Marysville, A detective who passed through here on his track recently found that he also had his coin shipped by express to. two or three different points after he left here. The wanderer was at last captured oma ranch near the Oregon House, Yuba county, which he had purchased with the illy acquired coin. He is now in jail at Plumas awaiting trial, You Bet Items. It is understood that Judge Brown and his brother will make a contract with the South Yuba Company soon for water with which to work their claim this winter, Should they conclude to begin washing, it will necessitate the digging of a ditch. The water would probably be conveyed pipes hung to a suspension bridge. The Birdseye Creek Company, who made a large clean-up a couple of weeks since, are still washing. They will quit soon in order to fit up for next season’s work. citi > Spur Wheel Buarsted, The spur wheel at the Nevada City mine burst yesterday while in motion, and the fragments flew violently in every direction. Fortunately no one was hurt. The accident will Gaéuse a temporary suspension of opérations at the mine. The Palace Cigar Stere. Avex. ZeKinp, the popular tobaeconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands, Also all the favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té ket to E. C. Mungor andfH. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts in the hands. of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor. market, where bills can also be ‘paid. Cc. J. Narvzieza, Nevada City, Aug. 24th. Furnished Rooms to Let. > Apply at No. 4 sa a st, ~ & The order providing for the elec-. Pursuant to the Gevernor’s proc. large, and one Supervisor for District across Steep Hollow by means of phia and Fannie Lawson. “String of Pearls”—by 11 little girls in costame. Chorus by the school—‘* Waiting aad Watching.” . Ball at Magenta Flume. The following gentlemen comprise the committees for the ball tobe given at Mrs. Quinn’s Hotel, Magenta Flume, on Saturday evening, October 3d: : Committee of Invitation.—Eureka —K. Poage, J. T. Cline, H. Dundon. Moore's Flat.—F. Henry,D. Conley, G. Davis. W. R. Dickiesen, W. Trood, KE. Cummings. ‘Re.ief Hill,—F, Spooner, J. Landsburg. Reception Committee.—W, Finchley, R. Hamilton, J. H. Keller. Floor Committee.— W. G. Shand, F. Tuft, J. E, Dyer, The price of tickets including supper is to be $2.50. —— Another Nevada County Suicide. ———— Friday the body of aman who had evidently been dead seveval months was found near Marzen’s fishery a mile anda half above Truckee. A bull-dog pistel with one barrel empty was near the corpse’s right hand, anda bullet Wound was in the top of his head. A bowie knife was on the ground under him, A memorandum book, some photographs and $1.75 were ported there was nothing to indicate his name, He had the appearance of being a miner, . oe — The Place te Purchase. John Jack’s establishment on Pine street is stocked from floor to ceiling with one of the best assortments of tobaccos, cigars, confectionery, noe tions, etc., ever offexed in the ‘mountains. His prices are much lower than many other stores of the kind sell at and his goods are all of the best quality. Read: his advertisement, sar Book-KERPING and writing, $10 amonth. Writing-alone, $5. “Ches—

nutwood’s Business College, . lm. =a a @ne Thousand Dollars to Lean. At one per cent per month, on good security. Enquire of A. LapzMAN, Broad street.* o05-lw i For Sale.. One team of Work Horses, weight about 2340 pounds. Apply to .02-tf W.E. Deamer, Grass Valley. For Supervisor.Believing that the office of 'Supervisor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support of all my friends regardless of party. J, S. Tuolrsox, Sherman, Hyde & Co. San Franciseo,. The largest music house on the coast. We keep the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Piano; also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sold on easy installments. All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet 28 #$Suermas, Hype & Ca. 8. Cuariis, agent for Nevada Co. Pigasz remember that Glenn's Sulphur Soap ts all. the adtages of Sulph ur baths at a cheap ao Hill’s hair and whisker dye, black or brown, 50c. Pike’s Toothache drops cure in ene minute, : SOge of Sani Francisco. Recitation — Mary Weisenberger. Song—“‘Far Away,” by Ming! Maltman. . : North Bloomfield, — in his pockets, but so faras is re— Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? 7 poy any reason why you should on from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach,. Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of te Heart, a burn, Water-brash, znawing and burning.pains at the pit of the Stomac vats a Coated Tongue, “hid taste in the mouth, Céming up of food after eating, Low spirits, &c. No! It is: positively your own fault if youdo Go to your Drugg's—and get a bottle of Green’s August Flower. for 75 cents. Your cure.is certain, but if you doubt this, get a sample bottle for 10 cents ‘and try it. Two doses will relieve you, g disagreeable Becay of the Teeth Arises from various causes, but Principally it may be attributed to early neglect or the indiscriminate use of tooth powders and pastes, Which give a momentary whiteness to the teeth while they corrode the enamel, The timely use of that delicate aromatic tooth-wash. fragrant Sozodont, wl speedily arrest the progress of decay, harden the gums, and impart a delightful fragrance to the breath. 1t removes those ravages which people sustain in their teeth from the use of sweet and acid articles, Ss 173 ' A Card, Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &., I will send a recipe that will cure ou, FREE OF CHARGE. This great: rein y was discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev, Joseru T. Inman, Station D, New York Orry. més-ly eee —_ Insurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. IRST. Recause its INCONTESTABLE F Polices are simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and inequitable settlements or annoying litigation. Second. -Becayse its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters recently published from holders of Tontine Policies clearly prove. Third. Because of its financial etfength, xtena mandg nt, and widely e ed business. e average annual amount of its mew policies issued has for the past eleven years been lafger than: that of any othef vompany,) Policies carried Ten Years with the re.urn of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. ' 1st Example: Policy No, 48,563. issued Mey 25, 1869. Amount......$10,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years).. 5,594.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash $6,455.80, having had besides $10,000 of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent emiums paid returnable in cash. of pr q This example and those which follow show that Larger Profits are paid Policy-. Holders than are now declared by any other Company. 2d Example: Policy No, 58,543, issued Dec. 30, 1870. Endowment 20 years. Tontine Period Ten years. Amount. .$10,000.00 The assured on Dec, 30, 1880, will be en titled todraw, in cash, $3,033.30,°120 per ct. miums paid. "laa results although predicted by carefully made estimates are Not Es.imates but Actual Cash Returns. Example. Policy No. 41,621, issued ueehar . Amount.....85,000,00 Total ums paid........ 2.908,95 In case the assured withdrew, March 27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct. of ums paid. Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, showing Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid. : Assets, $37,366,841.75 PRESIDENT : HENRY B. HYDE. James W. Alexander. E. M. BROWN, . ACENT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. i S Sold by Reddington . low Skin, }Total Premiums paid(10 years).. .7,539.00° Shsemamihienatiaaiadindaaiaeedeeietone eT 0 Ever brought to this city, which a = § MINING BOOTS, and ev ODD FELLOWS’ BUILDING, -Nevada City, BOOTS ana TRUN «is, ‘ BROAD STREET, os * I have just received the Largest Stock of GENT’S FURNISHING COODS, HATS id CAPS, I will Sellat the Lowest Living Prices. Also a full assortment of RUBBER GOODs. Also constantly on hand a full assortmen t of the IMPROVED. Ex. v erything else usually found in a First Clas’ Odd Fellows’ Building, Nevada City. COA SEL ~ PRICE List —OFr THE— rT BEEHIVE GROCERY STORE. _ TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, . Commercial Street, . . Nevada City Flour, per 100 lbs., $2 50 Assorted Crackers 140. Soda Crackers 80 Mackerel, No. 1, per kit, 280 bran, per 100 lbs., 1 25 Small Corn,’ per 100 Ibs., 1 873 Wheat, “-per 100 lbs:, 2.00 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 674 HANG YOUR BANNERS ». ° ON THE ~~QUTER WALLS! OOK TO YOUR INTER Pere Livoxby Ye PORE RESTS and Bayes DRY GOODS, FANCY Goons, CLOTHING HOSIERY And HATS a AT THE IxL AUCTION HOUSE, JUS? RECEIVED 200 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, Whole Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 50 E. B. Tea, per Ib., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb., 35 Beehive Tea, per lb. Crashed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Bartley, 3 Ibs. , 25 ete Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 100 Best Island Rice, 10 Ibs., 100 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12 cans 100 Tomatoes, 7Tcans 100 Corn, 5ecans 100 Jelly, 3 cans, 90 Syrup, . per gallon, © 874 Sardines, small cans, ‘6 cans 100 Sardines, large cans, 4cans 100 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 Tobacco, per lb., 70 Oil Can full of Coffee, 3lbs., . 60 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3lbs., 60 Dinner Can full of Coifee,5 Ibs., Beans, 334 lbs. for Ground Coffee, per package, 20 cts, Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts. Starch, 2 kages, , 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 yal can, 2 25 100 1 00 All goods subject to correction. ea Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. Richard. Roberts Ask EF’or Union India Rubber Co’s Pare Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. Beware of imitations. URE the Boots are stamped Crack i reef on the heels and have the Pure Gam Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— . They will last twice as ‘ong as any other: manufactured. For Sale by all Dealers. All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. RH. PEASE, Jr. ) $M. RUNYON, 5 sents. San Francisco, Aug. 13—3m., For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York. H. C. MILLS, Of Nevads City, Photographs equal to San ei. best. Coxiis, Op. : r, RUDOLPH Photo-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevada Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25c. Mustard, per bottle, 10c, . Pepper, per bottle, 10c. Wash Tubs, from 50 centsto 200 Wash Boards, 80 cts. Watcr Buckets, 374 cts. Clothes Baskets, 90 cts. Rolling Pins, 15 cts. Potato Mashers, 15 cts, . New York Hotel. i WHICH WILL BE SOLD FROM 50 Cents to $1 50 a Pair. JUST RECEIVED, : $2,000 00 worth of’ Dry Goods, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, From the Auction Houses of H. M Newhall & Co. and 't. W, Davis & Co, ; i That. Gable soo » San Francisco, Flannels, M1:Ving, Fancy Goode, Tabk Lin>1, Shawls, _Mou.cns, Ete,, — WHICH WILL BE GIVEN AWAY For LITTLE OR NOTHING. Owing tothe extensive increase in our business, we are compelled to reduce our Auction Sales to three . times. a week, PUBLIC AUCTIONS On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, at 7:30, AT THE ee oe AUCTION HOUSE, Broad Street, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. DAVE AUERBACH, Auctioneer. . NEW YORK HOTEL, BROAD STREET, Opposite Munt’s Hall, Nevada Ciiy, _-—— Cw. 8; RICHARDS, . PROPRIETOR, THIS POPULAR HOTEL !8 Entirely New, Roomy, and most pleasaatly located. ~—0-Meals Served Daily. Rooms singly or in suites fer rent, with or without Board. > Three Hot ie yf TERMS REASONABLE. eet ee £27 Persons desiring the comforts at a reasonable ‘ a of hom a boand at the 3 For Assem blyman, W. D. LONG. "Of Nevada City.