October 15, 1880 (4 pages)

Ce eni, Cu, resk = oe NCE r Cal. ested ida) more lk the > ne; % ntine? t and at the fter a he of rains ned to resent: OW. rent of . Corpsof the Aare \edion of the m. the POW ay inter S } Ms LOS.) ceived ock Boys agonals, etc, ors. anufactut parke’ elsewh ime St*, San Hb T rE DAILY TRANSCRIPT VaDvA 3ITY CALIFORNIA. NE w £ a € s ancing shook reopens . M. ickell’s MondayGrand & Basset are Yeceiving ? ;SCe’ 444 grade a mile or more this large stoc k ef: new goods, we Theé railto a eek at Colfax js fr" with frei ht, for { tl} 3 = ogf cars leaded . section. Mr. Ballard will to as indicated by tle notice =pubished elsewher » reopen his snaniey Nevada with 3 prec pie = the e . S sde of Camptonville, a man ar med } side of the road and ordered him to -Ysorrow night . . b Highway Robbers «ca. ee Last Sanday a8 Vy alter Finchley as returning fro” ,, Forest City . to Fx: horse team and on, he had a narrow $ a gi: ghway, robbers aud almg; dashed over.a steep At about six o'clock in ‘ening, as he was about-to dea empty W scape fror o from pe 3. with a revolver st epped out from the halt. Instead ef. obeying the command, Finchley threw of the break and giving his horses the rein sent The road made an’abrupt turn at one place them fyins down tie hill where near the roadway and on the . a! about 2340 pounds, > o2-tf W.E. Deamer, Grass Dea & 4 bacconist, lias just received: a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest b: ands. favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac. CO. are choice and fresh, avink aS ae “ttre tonto is‘on the ground for ai tw brow of a ravine stood a stump some otect high. Atthis point a man pew sever that is to be put in ons Pad ? Hacent to -Postmas" solbrook’s FF Bror.d “treet “3 ter dence, Daring the past 30 days eignt per-gau3in Nevada county have—deelar— ed their inte zens of the United States. tions to become ~citibad catherers of local news. day fer It seemed as thoup th the the streets Yesterday wus a men: Ob came-running ¢ toward hin: repeating He thinks the ‘latter was the com} panion ot the one who. first accosted himsg In mak-— ing the turn the wheels ofthe wagthe order to 9 halt. on ran over ‘the stump, “and along the fall-off in miracle did not resnltin-the smash-up or tipMr. Finchley distanced his pursuers, who of the road, but by some -the extreme verge ever that was so imminent. eould talk or think of nothing g but pi olitics. Lc: Hing, Sam Vou audAh Cue, witnesses a recent robbery case, whose arrest on a charge of perjury was mentioned in yesterday’ 3 TRANater, have been ~broaght down ‘. hill. will probably next.time stop him at the foot instead of the brow of the —— — = Sheriff's Sales. To-morrow the Sheriff will sell at sige auction-a ranch near Blue eon rackee and commit tad to the County Jail to await trial in default of bail to the amount of $1,000 each. ‘James Maddrill, one of the Grass Valley Union -‘‘boys,” having illrecoverad from aweek’s severe ness, is spending a conple ‘of with his friends in Nevada City. The . Free Lance says that James came uy “for a marriage license, leged-victim authorizes the TRAN serie to state officially that he has no intention of marrying—for awhile at least. <> 2; Superior «Court, The jury in the case of M. J. Lardays but the al-. ae costs in the cage of the estate of A. Sauvee vs. Prosper . Savoy and the Blue Tent Con G. M: Go. The sale of a business house and lot at North Bioomftield, to satisfy ’a — sment for $718.85 in,the case of Valentine Weiss vs. A. H. Lindstedt and others, will take place on the 27th instant. . On Saturday, November 6th, 1880, the store and lot on ) CommerW. A’ Sigourney as a crockery ware store will be disposed of to the highest bidder to satisfy judgment for ? costs, in the case of the estate of T. W. Sigourney, deeeased, vs. W. A, rt to-satisfy a judgment for $884. 961 paid. -——_—. mercial street heretofore occupied by $7,398.15, together with interest and —T Furnished Rooms to Let. tl SL. aed at No. 4 West Broad st. For Sale. Ohe team of Work Horses, weight Apply to Stina The Palace Cizar Store. ALEX. ZEKiN:}),the popular toAfXo all the His stock of C vandies and Nuts and his prices are the sds in the city. tf > o> “. ¢ ‘ard. flering— fegue the errors . Hancock & English MEETINGS! Hons. C: W. Cross, SE ’ ty; in A. B. Dibble, Geo. S. Hupp, AND . FALL AND WINTER STYLES ae 5 pean AND SHOES, JUST RECEIVED from the leading BOOTS factories of Philade -Iphia, Nati, Chicago aud San Fr Nevada City : ‘Gents’ Alligator Boots. Gents’ Grain Leather, Engli and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, (oes will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This.great remedy was discovered by-a missionary in-Seuth America, Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev, Joseru T. Inuan, Sration._D, NewYork City. m8-ly “To all Whom it may Concern. Having disposed of the Union’mar‘ket to E. C. Mungor and H. Natiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle-their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect aii accounts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at the markeét,. where bills ‘also. be oJ. NAPr2teGeR. Nevada “ay; Aug. 24th. > ow Sscay of the Teeth © Arises from can various causes, but principally it may be attributed “te 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 aromatie tooth-wash. fragrant ‘Sozodont, will speedily arrest the progress of decay, harden the gums, and impart delightful fragrance to the breath, 1t removes those ravages which people sustain in their teeth from the use of sweet and acid articles. i teens * Grass Valley, Oct. 30th. . Hon John R. Glascock, . FLAT and NORTH BLOOM FIELD nounced hereafier. Johni-T. Wickes, ADDRESS THF, PEOPLE: AT the follow’ng times -and places : TILL San Juan, October 16th. Eureka, Oct. 20th. Truckee, October 23d. Nevada City, Nov. Ist. Will-also! speak at MOORE'S. t= Other. appointments to be an-. Which will be sold at LOWER PRICES than where, fOr Cash Only Ladies’ Kid Cork Sole, Button Shoes, French Kid, Button and : Side Luce, Calf Button Shoes, Pebble Kid--extension soles, —— And many other Styles'tdo n Good Th: unking our friends'aud the public ge Peni. continuance of their patronage, and invite all to examine our Guods be : : fore purch: using = = : 2 elsewhere. ae E te North Blocmfield, Oct. 1$th:. } We alww keep in stock, ATs, CAPS, LEATHER and SHOE-FINDINGS. = : f2F-No trouliieto show goc ads," SA Remember the place, north side Bros ad! Moore’s Flat, Oct. 18th, street, opposite the Citizens Bank. = stock of GENTS’, BOYS’, LADIEs, MISPei S and CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES to. be found in the, counThe following area few of the new s _ Gents’ French Calf, Hand Sewed Boots. = : _Gents’ Cork Sole, Buckle, Shoes , Gents’ Double Decker Backle Shoes. Gents’ Alligator Buckle Shoes. ° NOGELMAN . & WEBBER. Boston, Cincinancisco the finest ee, 4 % tyles not ta be found elsewhere a ae Z h Walking Shoes, umerous to mention, s of equal quality can be purchased else, > Wa All Good#yuaranteed ag represented, for past favors, we respectfully. solicit a a By Order. JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Sas > SS Se In my ecinion the best interests of the whole country, North and South. demand the success of the ticket headed by Garfield . aud Arthur: U.s. GRANT. Republican Meetings ! Hon. CALVIN EDGERTON, ~ Hupp, Dibble and Kitts. «the 2lst instant when the Republi“st rimer vs; Martin Ford, after ‘being out about two and a half hours, turned a verdict at 7:30 Wednesday evening for the plaintiff. This case involved the ownership of a certain water right below Boston ravine, and was en trial for a period of five days, Messrs. Roberts, Searls, Johnson and Cross were attorigys ‘for the plaintiff; for the defense, Messrs. re-} “The Court case of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company against . J. S. McBride and about forty other dé@fendants, came on for trialvyesterday mornitig. It isa suit to foreclose amortgage. The attorneys areas follows: For plaintiff, Niles Searls; for certain defendants, J. M. Walling, and for others, A. C. Niles, Sailer Flat Clean-up. ‘ Another clean-up has just been made at the Sailor Flat hydraulic mine, and the amount realized was melted into an eight-thousand dollar gold bar at the Citizens Bank. The Sailor Flat is owned by practical miners who work in it, and it is about as steady aud profitable a producer as any claim of its size in_ the State, > > Going te Sacramento. The arrangements regarding special rates over the railroads from . Sigourney.' the same place will be sold on: Saturday, Oct. 23d. Smelting Company,. whose property {8 situated in Jim Crow Canyon, Sierra county, has reorganized in New . York. . 000 in shares of $2.50 each. tees—Messrs. C. 5 The stock of goods at — ‘New Mining Sompany. ‘The Black Jack Mining. and ‘The capital stock is $250,Trus— Benham, C. P. Pell, G. Godfrey, Jr., J. P. Jones, W. J. Welch, William T. Brown, and J. L. Brennan. ~ Declared Their Intentions. The following fersons yesterday took out their first naturalization papers at the County Clerk’s office: Archie Little, a native of England; Daniel Fraser, a native of NovaScotia; John D. Reagh, a native of Canada; Thomas Robinson, a native of Ireland. Ae me ee Private Musicale. On Monday evening next a musicale will be given at the residence of Judge John Caldwell. The par— ticipants willinclude Prof. Cheney and his wife, besides numerous ama— teur performers of local fame. 2 Skating Rink. “Nevada county to Sacramento on ean barbecue takes place, haye. been . “partially completed, and the details, will be settled to-day. The Garfield and Arthur Guards will it now. believed turn out 200 strong. Ditch Repairs Completed. The repairs along Cascade ditch and at the head of Snow Mountain “ditch will be completed to-day. Work on the other branches of the South Yuba Company’s canals is being pushed ahead rapidly, and ¢verything will be in thorough repair by the time the winter rains begin. Silver Dellars.in Circulation. Within-a month the Citizens Bank ‘has thrown into circulation in this dollars . . fresh from the Carson mint, « Notithstanding this fact, silver change ' city five thousand ‘silver is quite scarce in the community. Tur Rebels are yelling on the oth~apeg since they ' er side of their heard from’ “Inji na,” ie Doors” Open at 7:30. is . > There will be skating in Nevada Theatre Saturday evening, Oct. 16th. Admission 25 cents, Use of skates free. B. BuLLARD, 015-2 Proprietor. > Fire Department Notice. _ Members of Nevada City Fire Department are requested to meet Friday evening, Oct. 5th, at 7:30 o'clock, at Pennsylvania Engine House, No, 2 C. J. BRanp, 014-2 _ Chief Engineer. a> e > For Superviser. visor should not be of a partizan naof all my friends regardless of party. J, S. Tompson. ithe community than_ thisabselute 1 ralgia medicine will stcp the pain as a¢ , Believing that the office of Superture, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and regpectful. ly solicit for the position the support sar Boox-KEEPING and writing, $10 One of the Lions Of New York is Crittentons mense Médiciae Warehouse No. 7 sixth avenue; and this “‘lion” establishment has its lion preparation— Hale’ Honey of Horehound and Tar —for thecure ef coughs, colds, influenza and Bronchitis. No medi‘eal agent introduced during the present century, has created a more profound sensation among all classes of imspecific for all ordinary affections of the organs'of respiration. Sold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents and $1. J.J. Mitchell, Ludlowville, N. Y., ‘writes: ‘We. always have in stock Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike’s Toothache drops and they giveexcelient satisfaction.’ Pike’s Toothache drops cure in one minute. YWou Have no Excuse. Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you -should goon from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, W. Vaterbrash, Gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mduth, Coming up of food after eating, ‘Low spirits, &c. . No! . It is positively your own fault if you do. Goto your Druggis—and get'a bottle of Green's August Flower for 75 cents. Your eure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. dtd 4 Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs: Dr. Howe’s cel brated neusoon as applied. Do not suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrsay Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from. whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced by miners, resu'ting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly . known as “Giant Powder’ Headache.” » Instantly cured—never known to fail. Do ‘not have your teeth drawn; but et a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe's cele-. rated Tooth Ache Cure, That will instantly stop the pain and gave’ the tooth. Hold ‘a few drops in the mouth from five to tenminutes. Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use a few drops iuia little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, who-supply all druggists. jy22-ly es Photographs au hey \V the necessary arrangements for the neetirig. By orderof the Republican State Central Committee. —ANB—— Hon. M. D, MERRICK, Prices.” Also a full assortm ‘. Clothing Store. BH MILLER, ODD FELLOWS" BUILDING, =< “INeovada © City. ss Sey FINE CLOTHING, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and TRUNKS, Ever ‘Neate to this city, which I will Sellat the Lowest Living Also constantly on hand a full assortment of the IMPROVED it Ex. MINING. BOOTS, and: everything else usually found in a: First Clas® B. B. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Nevada: City. stan STREET, ent of RUBBER GOODS. JILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON the issues of the day at Nevata City, October 20th. Grass Valley, October 21st. ~ The County Commiittéé will please make P. B, CORNWALL, : Vice Chairman. J. R. Fintayson, Sec. FOR RENT. ] P) THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE “Half-Mile House,” Lying near the City of Nevada, and the TRes dence Of the. late T. W. Sigourney, ~ituated on High Street in said city. Apply at the office of GEO. S. HUPP. W. W. CROSS, Administrator of the Estate of T. W. Sigcurney, deceased. oll.2w JOHN JACK’S Cigar and Tobacco STOoRxs, On Pine Street, Nevada City, ALWAYS ON HAND THE ‘Largest, Best and Cheapest —STOCK OF— CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, €atlery, ‘Fancy Goods, etc. Give me a call. 010 Is the Oldest and Cheapest Store in Nevada City. JOHN JACK. $200 REWARD ! oe REWARD of $200 will be paid by the citizens of Washington, Nevada county, Cal., for the arrest and conviction .of the to San Francisco’s . best. COLELNS,erator. RUDOLPH -@month. . Writing alone, $5. Chesnutwoeod’s Business College. 1m, an PhotoGa! lery, Broad Street, Nevada ' party or parties who set fire to the Younty ridge, across the Suuth Yuba River, a lit; theabove the village of Washington, on ' Monday Evening, Oet. 11th, 1880. Washington, Nevada county, Cal, Octsher * t2, 1880. olp er Assemblyman, ~ ND WORKINGMEN’S, CANDIDATE, JAMES 0. SWEETLAND, Of Bridgeport Township. For Assemblyman, W, D. LONG. Of Nevada City. For Assemblyman, ‘J.B. PATTERSON, Of Little York. For Supervisor, Ist District,H. C. MILLS, Of Nevada City. ~ House, Lots, Growing Timber and Cord Wood For Sale. FFER3 WANTED for the following property : ° Lot and Building on the corner of Main and Nevada Strects, occupied by Rodda & F.ddy asa Saloon, Lot on corner of Coyote and Court streets. 320 acres of Heavy Growing Timber in two lots of 160 acres each, with easy access. 300 Cords of Fire-wood, Wagon, etc., to be sold on account of owner leaving. Apply to R. B. SYMINGTON, Main Street. Nevada, Oct; 10th. Asix For Union India RubQer Co’s Pure Para Gam CRACK PROOF . Beware of Imitations. E SURE the'Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pure Guam Springs on the foot and instep They will last twice as tong . as any.‘others manufactured, For Sule by all eslann All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr. } S. M. RUNYON, 1 Agents AUCTION HOUSE, RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. which prevent their cracking or breaking.» HANG YOUR BANNERS. ON THE OUTER WALLS! : __THE.CRY 18 _ STILL WE BOOM! . eae pee vING and SAVE DRY GOODS, FANCY GOoDs, CLOTHING . HOSIERY And HATS ¢ AT THE IXL JUST ‘RECEIVED 200 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, WHICH WILL BE SOLD FROM 50 Cents to $1 50a Pair. « JUST RECEIVED, $2,000 00 worth of Dry Goods, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, From the Auction Houses of H. M. Ne: & Co, and R, W. Davis & Co., San Franz, 8 These Goods consist. of Flannels, Muslins, Fancy Good: Table Linen, Shawls, Notions, Etc., WHICH WILL BE’ GIVEN -AWAY : LITTLE OR NOTHING, $ oa if FOR Owing tothe extensive increase in our business, we are compelled to re. duce our, Auction’ Sales. to th ree times a week. PUBLIC AUCTIONS On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, at 7:30, AT THE Ix AUCTIO HOUSE, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. DAVE AUERBACH, + San Francisco, Aug. 13—3m, — Auctioneer, Gea eee di 4 7

Ce eni, Cu, resk = oe NCE r Cal.. ested ida) more lk the > ne; % ntine? t and at the fter a he of rains ned to resent: OW. rent of . Corpsof the Aare \edion of the m. the POW ay inter S } Ms LOS.) ceived ock Boys agonals, etc, ors. anufactut parke’ elsewh ime St*, San Hb T rE DAILY TRANSCRIPT VaDvA 3ITY CALIFORNIA. NE w £ a € s ancing shook reopens . M. ickell’s MondayGrand & Basset are Yeceiving ? ;SCe’ 444 grade a mile or more this large stoc k ef: new goods, we Theé railto a eek at Colfax js fr" with frei ht, for { tl} 3 = ogf cars leaded . section. Mr. Ballard will to as indicated by tle notice =pubished elsewher » reopen his snaniey Nevada with 3 prec pie = the e . S sde of Camptonville, a man ar med } side of the road and ordered him to -Ysorrow night . . b Highway Robbers «ca. ee Last Sanday a8 Vy alter Finchley as returning fro” ,, Forest City . to Fx: horse team and on, he had a narrow $ a gi: ghway, robbers aud almg; dashed over.a steep At about six o'clock in ‘ening, as he was about-to dea empty W scape fror o from pe 3. with a revolver st epped out from the halt. Instead ef. obeying the command, Finchley threw of the break and giving his horses the rein sent The road made an’abrupt turn at one place them fyins down tie hill where near the roadway and on the . a! about 2340 pounds, > o2-tf W.E. Deamer, Grass Dea & 4 bacconist, lias just received: a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest b: ands. favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac. CO. are choice and fresh, avink aS ae “ttre tonto is‘on the ground for ai tw brow of a ravine stood a stump some otect high. Atthis point a man pew sever that is to be put in ons Pad ? Hacent to -Postmas" solbrook’s FF Bror.d “treet “3 ter dence, Daring the past 30 days eignt per-gau3in Nevada county have—deelar— ed their inte zens of the United States. tions to become ~citibad catherers of local news. day fer It seemed as thoup th the the streets Yesterday wus a men: Ob came-running ¢ toward hin: repeating He thinks the ‘latter was the com} panion ot the one who. first accosted himsg In mak-— ing the turn the wheels ofthe wagthe order to 9 halt. on ran over ‘the stump, “and along the fall-off in miracle did not resnltin-the smash-up or tipMr. Finchley distanced his pursuers, who of the road, but by some -the extreme verge ever that was so imminent. eould talk or think of nothing g but pi olitics. Lc: Hing, Sam Vou audAh Cue, witnesses a recent robbery case, whose arrest on a charge of perjury was mentioned in yesterday’ 3 TRANater, have been ~broaght down ‘. hill. will probably next.time stop him at the foot instead of the brow of the —— — = Sheriff's Sales. To-morrow the Sheriff will sell at sige auction-a ranch near Blue eon rackee and commit tad to the County Jail to await trial in default of bail to the amount of $1,000 each. ‘James Maddrill, one of the Grass Valley Union -‘‘boys,” having illrecoverad from aweek’s severe ness, is spending a conple ‘of with his friends in Nevada City. The . Free Lance says that James came uy “for a marriage license, leged-victim authorizes the TRAN serie to state officially that he has no intention of marrying—for awhile at least. <> 2; Superior «Court, The jury in the case of M. J. Lardays but the al-. ae costs in the cage of the estate of A. Sauvee vs. Prosper . Savoy and the Blue Tent Con G. M: Go. The sale of a business house and lot at North Bioomftield, to satisfy ’a — sment for $718.85 in,the case of Valentine Weiss vs. A. H. Lindstedt and others, will take place on the 27th instant. . On Saturday, November 6th, 1880, the store and lot on ) CommerW. A’ Sigourney as a crockery ware store will be disposed of to the highest bidder to satisfy judgment for ? costs, in the case of the estate of T. W. Sigourney, deeeased, vs. W. A, rt to-satisfy a judgment for $884. 961 paid. -——_—. mercial street heretofore occupied by $7,398.15, together with interest and —T Furnished Rooms to Let. tl SL. aed at No. 4 West Broad st. For Sale. Ohe team of Work Horses, weight Apply to Stina The Palace Cizar Store. ALEX. ZEKiN:}),the popular toAfXo all the His stock of C vandies and Nuts and his prices are the sds in the city. tf > o> “. ¢ ‘ard. flering— fegue the errors . Hancock & English MEETINGS! Hons. C: W. Cross, SE ’ ty; in A. B. Dibble, Geo. S. Hupp, AND . FALL AND WINTER STYLES ae 5 pean AND SHOES, JUST RECEIVED from the leading BOOTS factories of Philade -Iphia, Nati, Chicago aud San Fr Nevada City : ‘Gents’ Alligator Boots. Gents’ Grain Leather, Engli and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, (oes will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This.great remedy was discovered by-a missionary in-Seuth America, Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev, Joseru T. Inuan, Sration._D, NewYork City. m8-ly “To all Whom it may Concern. Having disposed of the Union’mar‘ket to E. C. Mungor and H. Natiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle-their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect aii accounts due me and receipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at the markeét,. where bills ‘also. be oJ. NAPr2teGeR. Nevada “ay; Aug. 24th. > ow Sscay of the Teeth © Arises from can various causes, but principally it may be attributed “te 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 aromatie tooth-wash. fragrant ‘Sozodont, will speedily arrest the progress of decay, harden the gums, and impart delightful fragrance to the breath, 1t removes those ravages which people sustain in their teeth from the use of sweet and acid articles. i teens * Grass Valley, Oct. 30th. . Hon John R. Glascock, . FLAT and NORTH BLOOM FIELD nounced hereafier. Johni-T. Wickes, ADDRESS THF, PEOPLE: AT the follow’ng times -and places : TILL San Juan, October 16th. Eureka, Oct. 20th. Truckee, October 23d. Nevada City, Nov. Ist. Will-also! speak at MOORE'S. t= Other. appointments to be an-. Which will be sold at LOWER PRICES than where, fOr Cash Only Ladies’ Kid Cork Sole, Button Shoes, French Kid, Button and : Side Luce, Calf Button Shoes, Pebble Kid--extension soles, —— And many other Styles'tdo n Good Th: unking our friends'aud the public ge Peni. continuance of their patronage, and invite all to examine our Guods be : : fore purch: using = = : 2 elsewhere. ae E te North Blocmfield, Oct. 1$th:. } We alww keep in stock, ATs, CAPS, LEATHER and SHOE-FINDINGS. = : f2F-No trouliieto show goc ads," SA Remember the place, north side Bros ad! Moore’s Flat, Oct. 18th, street, opposite the Citizens Bank. = stock of GENTS’, BOYS’, LADIEs, MISPei S and CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES to. be found in the, counThe following area few of the new s _ Gents’ French Calf, Hand Sewed Boots. = : _Gents’ Cork Sole, Buckle, Shoes , Gents’ Double Decker Backle Shoes. Gents’ Alligator Buckle Shoes. ° NOGELMAN . & WEBBER. Boston, Cincinancisco the finest ee, 4 % tyles not ta be found elsewhere a ae Z h Walking Shoes, umerous to mention, s of equal quality can be purchased else, > Wa All Good#yuaranteed ag represented, for past favors, we respectfully. solicit a a By Order. JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Sas > SS Se In my ecinion the best interests of the whole country, North and South. demand the success of the ticket headed by Garfield . aud Arthur: U.s. GRANT. Republican Meetings ! Hon. CALVIN EDGERTON, ~ Hupp, Dibble and Kitts. «the 2lst instant when the Republi“st rimer vs; Martin Ford, after ‘being out about two and a half hours, turned a verdict at 7:30 Wednesday evening for the plaintiff. This case involved the ownership of a certain water right below Boston ravine, and was en trial for a period of five days, Messrs. Roberts, Searls, Johnson and Cross were attorigys ‘for the plaintiff; for the defense, Messrs. re-} “The Court case of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Company against . J. S. McBride and about forty other dé@fendants, came on for trialvyesterday mornitig. It isa suit to foreclose amortgage. The attorneys areas follows: For plaintiff, Niles Searls; for certain defendants, J. M. Walling, and for others, A. C. Niles, Sailer Flat Clean-up. ‘ Another clean-up has just been made at the Sailor Flat hydraulic mine, and the amount realized was

melted into an eight-thousand dollar gold bar at the Citizens Bank. The Sailor Flat is owned by practical miners who work in it, and it is about as steady aud profitable a producer as any claim of its size in_ the State, > > Going te Sacramento. The arrangements regarding special rates over the railroads from . Sigourney.' the same place will be sold on: Saturday, Oct. 23d. Smelting Company,. whose property {8 situated in Jim Crow Canyon, Sierra county, has reorganized in New . York. . 000 in shares of $2.50 each. tees—Messrs. C. 5 The stock of goods at — ‘New Mining Sompany. ‘The Black Jack Mining. and ‘The capital stock is $250,Trus— Benham, C. P. Pell, G. Godfrey, Jr., J. P. Jones, W. J. Welch, William T. Brown, and J. L. Brennan. ~ Declared Their Intentions. The following fersons yesterday took out their first naturalization papers at the County Clerk’s office: Archie Little, a native of England; Daniel Fraser, a native of NovaScotia; John D. Reagh, a native of Canada; Thomas Robinson, a native of Ireland. Ae me ee Private Musicale. On Monday evening next a musicale will be given at the residence of Judge John Caldwell. The par— ticipants willinclude Prof. Cheney and his wife, besides numerous ama— teur performers of local fame. 2 Skating Rink. “Nevada county to Sacramento on ean barbecue takes place, haye. been . “partially completed, and the details, will be settled to-day. The Garfield and Arthur Guards will it now. believed turn out 200 strong. Ditch Repairs Completed. The repairs along Cascade ditch and at the head of Snow Mountain “ditch will be completed to-day. Work on the other branches of the South Yuba Company’s canals is being pushed ahead rapidly, and ¢verything will be in thorough repair by the time the winter rains begin. Silver Dellars.in Circulation. Within-a month the Citizens Bank ‘has thrown into circulation in this dollars . . fresh from the Carson mint, « Notithstanding this fact, silver change ' city five thousand ‘silver is quite scarce in the community. Tur Rebels are yelling on the oth~apeg since they ' er side of their heard from’ “Inji na,” ie Doors” Open at 7:30. is . > There will be skating in Nevada Theatre Saturday evening, Oct. 16th. Admission 25 cents, Use of skates free. B. BuLLARD, 015-2 Proprietor. > Fire Department Notice. _ Members of Nevada City Fire Department are requested to meet Friday evening, Oct. 5th, at 7:30 o'clock, at Pennsylvania Engine House, No, 2 C. J. BRanp, 014-2 _ Chief Engineer. a> e > For Superviser. visor should not be of a partizan naof all my friends regardless of party. J, S. Tompson. ithe community than_ thisabselute 1 ralgia medicine will stcp the pain as a¢ , Believing that the office of Superture, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and regpectful. ly solicit for the position the support sar Boox-KEEPING and writing, $10 One of the Lions Of New York is Crittentons mense Médiciae Warehouse No. 7 sixth avenue; and this “‘lion” establishment has its lion preparation— Hale’ Honey of Horehound and Tar —for thecure ef coughs, colds, influenza and Bronchitis. No medi‘eal agent introduced during the present century, has created a more profound sensation among all classes of imspecific for all ordinary affections of the organs'of respiration. Sold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents and $1. J.J. Mitchell, Ludlowville, N. Y., ‘writes: ‘We. always have in stock Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike’s Toothache drops and they giveexcelient satisfaction.’ Pike’s Toothache drops cure in one minute. YWou Have no Excuse. Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you -should goon from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, W. Vaterbrash, Gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mduth, Coming up of food after eating, ‘Low spirits, &c. . No! . It is positively your own fault if you do. Goto your Druggis—and get'a bottle of Green's August Flower for 75 cents. Your eure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. dtd 4 Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs: Dr. Howe’s cel brated neusoon as applied. Do not suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrsay Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from. whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced by miners, resu'ting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly . known as “Giant Powder’ Headache.” » Instantly cured—never known to fail. Do ‘not have your teeth drawn; but et a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe's cele-. rated Tooth Ache Cure, That will instantly stop the pain and gave’ the tooth. Hold ‘a few drops in the mouth from five to tenminutes. Her cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use a few drops iuia little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, who-supply all druggists. jy22-ly es Photographs au hey \V the necessary arrangements for the neetirig. By orderof the Republican State Central Committee. —ANB—— Hon. M. D, MERRICK, Prices.” Also a full assortm ‘. Clothing Store. BH MILLER, ODD FELLOWS" BUILDING, =< “INeovada © City. ss Sey FINE CLOTHING, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and TRUNKS, Ever ‘Neate to this city, which I will Sellat the Lowest Living Also constantly on hand a full assortment of the IMPROVED it Ex. MINING. BOOTS, and: everything else usually found in a: First Clas® B. B. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Nevada: City. stan STREET, ent of RUBBER GOODS. JILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON the issues of the day at Nevata City, October 20th. Grass Valley, October 21st. ~ The County Commiittéé will please make P. B, CORNWALL, : Vice Chairman. J. R. Fintayson, Sec. FOR RENT. ] P) THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE “Half-Mile House,” Lying near the City of Nevada, and the TRes dence Of the. late T. W. Sigourney, ~ituated on High Street in said city. Apply at the office of GEO. S. HUPP. W. W. CROSS, Administrator of the Estate of T. W. Sigcurney, deceased. oll.2w JOHN JACK’S Cigar and Tobacco STOoRxs, On Pine Street, Nevada City, ALWAYS ON HAND THE ‘Largest, Best and Cheapest —STOCK OF— CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, €atlery, ‘Fancy Goods, etc. Give me a call. 010 Is the Oldest and Cheapest Store in Nevada City. JOHN JACK. $200 REWARD ! oe REWARD of $200 will be paid by the citizens of Washington, Nevada county, Cal., for the arrest and conviction .of the to San Francisco’s . best. COLELNS,erator. RUDOLPH -@month. . Writing alone, $5. Chesnutwoeod’s Business College. 1m, an PhotoGa! lery, Broad Street, Nevada ' party or parties who set fire to the Younty ridge, across the Suuth Yuba River, a lit; theabove the village of Washington, on ' Monday Evening, Oet. 11th, 1880. Washington, Nevada county, Cal, Octsher * t2, 1880. olp er Assemblyman, ~ ND WORKINGMEN’S, CANDIDATE, JAMES 0. SWEETLAND, Of Bridgeport Township. For Assemblyman, W, D. LONG. Of Nevada City. For Assemblyman, ‘J.B. PATTERSON, Of Little York. For Supervisor, Ist District,H. C. MILLS, Of Nevada City. ~ House, Lots, Growing Timber and Cord Wood For Sale. FFER3 WANTED for the following property : ° Lot and Building on the corner of Main and Nevada Strects, occupied by Rodda & F.ddy asa Saloon, Lot on corner of Coyote and Court streets. 320 acres of Heavy Growing Timber in two lots of 160 acres each, with easy access. 300 Cords of Fire-wood, Wagon, etc., to be sold on account of owner leaving. Apply to R. B. SYMINGTON, Main Street. Nevada, Oct; 10th. Asix For Union India RubQer Co’s Pure Para Gam CRACK PROOF . Beware of Imitations. E SURE the'Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pure Guam Springs on the foot and instep They will last twice as tong . as any.‘others manufactured, For Sule by all eslann All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr. } S. M. RUNYON, 1 Agents AUCTION HOUSE, RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. which prevent their cracking or breaking.» HANG YOUR BANNERS. ON THE OUTER WALLS! : __THE.CRY 18 _ STILL WE BOOM! . eae pee vING and SAVE DRY GOODS, FANCY GOoDs, CLOTHING . HOSIERY And HATS ¢ AT THE IXL JUST ‘RECEIVED 200 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, WHICH WILL BE SOLD FROM 50 Cents to $1 50a Pair. « JUST RECEIVED, $2,000 00 worth of Dry Goods, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, From the Auction Houses of H. M. Ne: & Co, and R, W. Davis & Co., San Franz, 8 These Goods consist. of Flannels, Muslins, Fancy Good: Table Linen, Shawls, Notions, Etc., WHICH WILL BE’ GIVEN -AWAY : LITTLE OR NOTHING, $ oa if FOR Owing tothe extensive increase in our business, we are compelled to re. duce our, Auction’ Sales. to th ree times a week. PUBLIC AUCTIONS On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, at 7:30, AT THE Ix AUCTIO HOUSE, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. DAVE AUERBACH, + San Francisco, Aug. 13—3m, — Auctioneer, Gea eee di 4 7