October 20, 1880 (4 pages)

bWAD ting ‘Tahartes olfas press 9 ra Ue ae ebie ss ¥allocal antic oO ExValley ); local ); cone Nes leaves Valley Pagific AMES Valley [train . train 1 Du 1); Ry fent. URG af WAY are Largest TypreCoin. in Uniimg are gents cisco. gent. NT. at Com including 5 of Phils ‘aisse, Orleans ml! a 5, da city > SOLD es made for y,, SUCK France EON. e <n r PE , tiv-Nationat Exche 4ge Hotel i ‘THE: DAILY TRANSCRIPT Nevada City, Catlvornia. 9 REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS Election November 2d ——— K.P. BROWN, re in BROWN & CALKIN PROPRIETORS. = the “Daily Transcript” was Estab_lshéd September 6th, 1860, Terms of Subseription 1 = One Year in advance 95 POLES Vee sete ts ew ~ ta Cents a week. Seren dollars per year will be invariably charged unless paid in advance. —— ie i ne ene MASONIC NOTICE. “Nevatla Lod e.No.13,F.&4.M » STATED MEE ing are cordially. itivited. j E. M. PRESTON, Master. J. H. Boarpaan, Secretary, — i. 0. of &, T. ne Netada Lodge, Ne. 201, 4. O.-of G. T. Regular Meetings ure-held every: Friday Eyening at, 7g clock, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Brdad street, Nevada City, Cal. ‘Coed Templars are invited to.attend, 4, CCR WT: — 4 CALKINS, a r $600 We RNG ca + 3.504 Wpaan BIGWUNS oes s es is visa, 2 2.00 Ajelivered by carrier in Nevada City at 15 ING@S on the Second Wednesday of each inouth. Masiting Brethren in good standjeli-ly cy Sojourning Por President,_ James 4 OF OHI9, For Viec-President, . CHESTER A. ARTHUR, ‘OF NEW YORK. ‘or Presidential Electors 1 JOHN F. MILLER,” HENRY EDGERTON JOHN A. BAUK,, CHARLES 3, FOX, W.W.McKAIG, _T,.R, BARD, For Member of Congress—Seeond Distriet,Oe KR. E. Busn, W. 8. n2sivgy Order of United Workmen, lial, Nevada City, RB. 0. CARTER, W. M. Guo, A. Gray, Recorder, 09 AMERICAN MEAT MARKET: Com:nercial Street, Nevada City . In Transeript Block. JAMES MONKO, Proprictor, , REPS. CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE \ chest of * Beef, Pork, Matton, Veal, GCornBeef. JOHNSON & CROSS, ._ i See and Counselors at Law. a —— OFFIC ana, ren Pine Streets, Nevada City. Lodge, No. 52, Ancient Regular Mectings are held every Wednesday Evening at 7 1-2 @elgek, at Odds Fellows’ A Mevacy and Counselor at Law. id NOTARY PUBLIC ¥2 OFFICE @N BROAD STREET, Ah, DIRBUE. : DIBBLE & KITTS, Attorney and €ounselors at Law MAIN STREET, oppasite aoe CAS W. Krrrs * GEASS. HALLEY. . . For Members of Assembly, =. THOMAS MEIN, of Nevada Tp. J. B, PATTERSON, of Little York. . WoD.LONG, 6f Nev4da. . For iS upery isor, ~ Ist Disttiet--H. C, MFLLS, * Sth District—B. F. SNELL. 3d District—CHAS, TAYLOR” — ieee SELBY — Smelting and Lead COMPANM™. €. aes SAN FRANCISCO. . E. H. Gaylord, ~orney wad Counselor at La OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE, : Nevada. City, oy Amternes and Counselor at Law. * —AND— NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE--On Pine Street, Grst.deot below dag’ Store, / _ will Dractice inall. the Sourts of this State GOLD AND ‘SILVER ~~ REFEWERY,” ASSAY OFFICE. ms ‘ 2 Se ‘R. B. SYMINGTON, C.E. U.S. Deputy. Mineral Surveyor, : MINING AGEACY, Yr =" FFICE OF THE DEARWOOD. COLE street, aboy «> Mining Company. Main Cuion: Hotel, Nevada City, jel7 J.G.tA RTW RL I, County. Wak, EXGLEBRIGHT ee 4 = “WU. S. Dep. Mineral Surveyor, Hartwell & Englebright, _. “AND SFFICH at o City, Cal, = Particular atte ition pata. toExamination iP ropert y: . ‘and Reports on al re Civil and ining Engingers, RT HOUSE, Nevaila, Deposits of Gold Bars and Dust received and returns made in coin in-24 hours. ~ No charge for Meltitig and As.’ saying Deposits for Coin. —_— ee ‘Depositers are guaranteed New Saw Mill, ke eben creekc M. L. & D. MARSH, Proprictors. 4 eet z te oe ee PME NEW MIL Eat Rock Creek, is camwe are now ready to fill all J ted onigett a All kinds of L hand. Orders ftat thé office on Street, wilthe promptly attended to. ay Or Mining Lumber. ber. kept constantly ‘on Boulder sending to thé Mint, or selling ‘their gold in the _Market. —_— AN ANDSURCEON. OFFICE IN BELDEN'S DRUC STORE ie Building. *. * Le Main’ Wirdet, cstes House, News ta City, eo Reo ge: ~DEABER AX = oe ree. Prey she See Grain, Feed, % ear BUELOW, M.D, ._ TRIAL DEPOSITS solicited, ent g San Franciseo, May 13th. A mane gee oa Sea Fy A. Garfield, ' 416 3MontgomeryStreet, . . better results than by; ee NIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING:OCTOBER 20, 1880. You Mave no Excuse. Have you aby excuse'for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver ‘Complaint? Is there any reasou why you should. goon from day to ‘day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,' ~~ fithe Heart, Heart-burn;-W ater-brash, {Gnawing and-barning pains -at_ the pit of ‘the Stomach, Yeilow Skin; Coated, Tongue, and ‘disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming up .of food after eating, Low ‘spirits, &e. Not ~ It is” positively your own fault if youdo Goto your Draggis—and get a*bottle of Green’s August Flower for «75 cents. . Your cure 1s‘certain, but. if you doubt this, get a sataple bottle for 10 eents and try it. Two doses will, relieve you. . af The. Palace Cigar store. ALEX. ZEKINi, the popular tobaccenist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. favorite varicties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tt eee _ ne of the Lions ‘ Of New York is. Crittentons immense Medicine Warehouse No. 7 ‘sixth avenue; and this “lion” establishment has its lion piteparation— Hale’ Honey of Horehound and “Tar ~-for thecure of coughs, colds, influenza and Bronchitis. No medical agent isitroduced duringathe present century, has created a more profound sénsation among:all classes. of the community than this: absolute specific for all ordinary affections of the organs of respiration. Sold by druggists“everywhere at 50 certs J.J. Mitehell, Ludlowville, N. Y., writes: “We always have in stock Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike’s Toothache drops and they give execel.ent satisfaction,”’ Pike’s Toothache drops cure in one minute.” ~ Also ‘all the. Leas — An Astonished Walter.A few days aga thé ‘keepet of a Galveston restaurant Had o¢easion to discharge a -nev ad em=+} loyed as a waiter, » A vather rotgh ooking oustomer came in and ordered some dinner.’ The dishes «ere “Look here, waiter, Iam aecus~ eo es use a napk n when I dine.” “Wey T was never moré thay Lam to hear you say so. ra didn’t suppose you would know what to do with one.” aeS he got back the ¢ustomer was gone, and-the proprietor sent the. waiter . after him. Up to the time of our going to press ‘neither had retuened. tle . , A Card, Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak: ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &¢., I will senda recipe that will cure you, FREE ‘OF CHARGE, This great remedy was dis. covered by a missionary in South America; Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rey. Josern T, Inuay, Statiox D, New York . Crrr, ms-ly . } Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs. Dr. HoWe’s cel brated neuralgia medicine will stcp the pain as scomas applied. Do vot suffer! try it. .Mimers attention! Mrs, : Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in thé"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. Instantiv cured—never known to fail. lo not have yoar: teeth-drawn; but get'a battle of Mr’. Dr. Howe’s celeb¥ated Tooth Ache Cure. ‘That will instantly 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 .penralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use a few drops iu a little warm sweetened ‘water to swab ‘a teething baby’s pmouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, whe. supply all . druggists. jy22-ly bs SILVER PLATED AM The most economical and successful a Very miu-h larger per ventage of gold than Hotel Table Ware and all Send fer Cirentor. GOLD MINERS: WORKING PLACER GRAVEL AND QUARTZ MINES . += BY Us1IvVG—— process now in use. . Will warrant my.Plates to save Old Mining Plates Boughl, Taker’ ‘in Exchange’ for of Si New, or San Francisco Gold, ‘Sil¥erand Nickel Plating Works, 653 and 655 Misston Street, hetweenh New M ontgomery and Third, San Franciseo, EDWARD G. DENNISTON, Proprietor. ~ LGAMATING PLATES. . kinds Metal Goods Plited. Re-Plated. '. surprised . . ‘He went toget the napkin, When . RPRiIcE List 6 E” BEEHIV Insurance offered Equitable: Life. Assurance TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City, Flour, per 100 Ibs., :$2 50 Assorted Crackers. — 1.40 Soda Crackers 80 Mackerel, No.1, . perkit, 250 Loran, . per 100 lbs.,. £25 Small Corn, ~per.J00 lbs., 1 87} Wheat, per 100 lbs., . 2 00 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1674 Whole Barley, per 100 lba., 150 E. B. Tea, per Ib., 40 Japan Tea, ‘ per Jb., 35 Beehive Tea, per Ib,Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs,, 25 ete Split Peas, «. ; 33 Ibg., 1 00 Best Islatid Rice, 10 Ibs., 1.00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12 ¢ans 1 00 Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 00 Corn, 5 cans 100 Jelly, 3 cans,90 Syrup, per gallon, 875 Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 1 00 Sardines, large cans: 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3-Ihs. 1 00: Tohacco, _--perlb, 70 Oil Can full of Coffee,3 lbs., 60 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs., Dinner Can full Beans, 334 lbs, for 1 00 Corn Starch, 2 packaves, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packayes, 25 ctsPrize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 yal can, 2 25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 00 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet + 25 Washir Mustard, per bottle, 10c, Pepper, per bottle, lc. Wash Boards, ©30 cts. Watcr Buckets, « 37} cts. -Clothes Baskets, , £0. cts, RoHing Pins. ~ 15 ets, Potato Mashers, 15 cts, All goods ‘subject to correction.£27 Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. on te see A. LADEMAN, J (ot Grass Valley.)} : "DENTIST. seats © Office: in Brown & Morgan’s Block. Cor, Reoad and Pine Sts., up stairs, Nevada City. Nevada Jan. 20, a — For Assemblyman, * ¥ } CANDIDATE, . JAMES 0. SWEETLAND, Of Bridgeport Towiiship. . oe ARRIS, . DEMOCRAT AND WORKINGMEN’S, @ } Wiis ‘Assemblyman, Of Nevada City. 1 * Per Assemblyman, ow . OtJLitfle: York. Fy Wr vngeersigancns H.C, MILLS, Of Nevada City, : Ae as ig error se — Geo. Gehrig, . . Proprieton Formerly owner of the Miljaukee Brewery , . San. Francisev, . Having purchased the good. will and fix-{ tures of L, W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee Brewery, he is now prepared to furnish the trade witiy the best of’ BAGHR BEER, ALE AND PORTER. Having hal many years eXperiétice in the business, and alse the De re Fy of being « Firat Class Brewer, he solicits the pat. ronage of the old eustamers apd many —Bew ones, THis object will be to Keep the Best Betr in the Moantains. = i Pry is and be convinecd. i GEO, GETRIA. . . ‘ t i ‘ Nevada City, Sept.1 4th, . THOS. PRICE'S ASSA ire . / . Chemical vaboratory, EPOSITS [LLION RACEIVER, ob lad oe, ak mede jn trom twenty-four to forty -ei from any part . the 4 MILWAUKEE BREWERY, . Spring Street, Nevada City.4 . . V-OFFICE, ! be Groceries, Provisions, as Produce, Ete, Etc:, Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, Announces to the publie that he ix now preparod: to’ furnish all goods in his line. at Prices as low as the Lowest. A. LADEMAN, Cor, Broad and. Commercial Sts. Nevada City, July. loth, E RELIABLE. ————— Ta THE “ESTABLISHMENT. OF-~ WM. HSMITH, AS by pursuing ao polley of fain-dealing . become -one of the Belid Institutions of Nevada City. Lt has been condppeed with view t tthe prprictor, palwell as give the public sativinetion, Neue ‘The’ Best Class of Goods: Are keption hand. t ipnot dainwd th theyare sold at goat. Arcasonable margi is soagh. for, but gadwuey prives are chyryg ed. ‘the stogk af -+ ; GROCERIES “CASE GOops, Wtwss, LIQUORS. ERC. a" A, ale ei GZ N.Y Thingy. Cheap, John Estab lishinent, ~ r v. H. SME _. Canumreial St., oppogite Tr Snort Om G0 . . of Coffve,5 Ibs., 100 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts.-. Powder, 3 packages, + 25c . Wash Talis, fresii 50 cente:to 2 00}. Richard Roberts — jE diige PURCHASED THE STOCK, OF Polices are-simple, coneise and withont’ arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and-inrequitable settlements or annoying Titigation. _s Seeond. Because its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at. maturity profitable investments, as letters regently published from holders of Tontine Policies clearly prove,Third: BecAnse of its finaneixt scrength, progressive nanageméut, and widely exten.ded business. (The average annual amount of its new policies issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other company ,) Policies carriel Ten Years with the re‘urn of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. Ist Example: Policy No. 43,563, issnied May 25, 1869, Amount:.., 810,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years). . 5,594.00, The assured is now entitled to draw, in eash 36,455.80, having had besides $10,000of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent of.p eminms paid returnable in cash. This. example and those which follow show that * Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declaredby any, other Company. % Example :Policy No: 8,543. issued Dee, 30, 1870, Endowment 20 years. Tentine Period Ten years, Aamount. 310,000,000 Total Premiums paid(10 years). .7/589.00) The assured on Dec, 80, 1880, will he erstitled to draw, in cash, $9,083.30, 120 per ct. premiums prid. These results althotigh predicted hy care. fully nade estimates are Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Returns. 8d Example.:: Poliey No, 41,621, issued ‘Mareh-27, 1869. Amount.. «86,000,000 Total premiums paid. . Sisene ci, 2 ORNS In this ésse the assaredwithdrew, March 27, 1886, in eash, 88,312.45, being 114 per et, of prenriuins paid, Many policies will thus be paid in 1890, showing Cash Returns of from 100 te 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid. . ; Assets, -$37,366,841.75 Surplus, -$7,515,407,75 PRESIDENT : HENRY B. HYDE. VICE-PR ESIDENT : ‘ James W. Alexander. E. M. BROWN, AGENT, NEVADA CiTY, CAL. COMMERCIAL STREET, ~ NEVADA CITY,, 4 3 'MUNGOR @® NAFFZIGER HAVING PURCHASED the above Market we are now bioke yoke ieee the publie ‘Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn. Beef, Sausages, Etc. « Our facilities for procuring fat young catj tle are superior tv any firm in, Nevada coun. ty, and onr-customers can always rely upon . vetsing the est Meats . To ba hadin the Market. g2@7Satisfaction . guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully solicit a continuance of . the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon ‘Our predece: a JOHN SCHMIDT, — . COMMERCIAL STREET, $ : ! . Nextdoor to Naffziger's Meat Market,, . NEVADA, Cry. . Dp ' PROVISIONS, Goods, Flour and Feed, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. — beret — pe we a her ia ck v First Clase Gouda, is fared to snp. . ply the public with everything in our ling at 1 the Ug Motor ‘Rey. apd sell for: Case 1 extend a cordiat hivitalion 6) oer A. p peuerally to.call and; e @ my Goods Prices. a « UNION MARKET, Society of. ‘NewYork is the Cheapest and the Best. MIRST. . -Recause its INCONTESTARLE Choice Groceries, ~

bWAD ting ‘Tahartes olfas press 9 ra Ue ae ebie ss ¥allocal antic oO ExValley ); local ); cone Nes leaves Valley Pagific AMES Valley [train . train 1 Du 1); Ry fent. URG af WAY are Largest TypreCoin. in Uniimg are gents cisco. gent. NT. at Com including 5 of Phils ‘aisse, Orleans ml! a 5, da city > SOLD es made for y,, SUCK France EON. e <n r PE , tiv-Nationat Exche 4ge Hotel i ‘THE: DAILY TRANSCRIPT Nevada City, Catlvornia. 9 REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS Election November 2d ——— K.P. BROWN, re in BROWN & CALKIN PROPRIETORS. = the “Daily Transcript” was Estab_lshéd September 6th, 1860, Terms of Subseription 1 = One Year in advance 95 POLES Vee sete ts ew ~ ta Cents a week. Seren dollars per year will be invariably charged unless paid in advance.. —— ie i ne ene MASONIC NOTICE. “Nevatla Lod e.No.13,F.&4.M » STATED MEE ing are cordially. itivited. j E. M. PRESTON, Master. J. H. Boarpaan, Secretary, — i. 0. of &, T. ne Netada Lodge, Ne. 201, 4. O.-of G. T. Regular Meetings ure-held every: Friday Eyening at, 7g clock, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Brdad street, Nevada City, Cal. ‘Coed Templars are invited to.attend, 4, CCR WT: — 4 CALKINS, a r $600 We RNG ca + 3.504 Wpaan BIGWUNS oes s es is visa, 2 2.00 Ajelivered by carrier in Nevada City at 15 ING@S on the Second Wednesday of each inouth. Masiting Brethren in good standjeli-ly cy Sojourning Por President,_ James 4 OF OHI9, For Viec-President, . CHESTER A. ARTHUR, ‘OF NEW YORK. ‘or Presidential Electors 1 JOHN F. MILLER,” HENRY EDGERTON JOHN A. BAUK,, CHARLES 3, FOX, W.W.McKAIG, _T,.R, BARD, For Member of Congress—Seeond Distriet,Oe KR. E. Busn, W. 8. n2sivgy Order of United Workmen, lial, Nevada City, RB. 0. CARTER, W. M. Guo, A. Gray, Recorder, 09 AMERICAN MEAT MARKET: Com:nercial Street, Nevada City . In Transeript Block. JAMES MONKO, Proprictor, , REPS. CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE \ chest of * Beef, Pork, Matton, Veal, GCornBeef. JOHNSON & CROSS, ._ i See and Counselors at Law. a —— OFFIC ana, ren Pine Streets, Nevada City. Lodge, No. 52, Ancient Regular Mectings are held every Wednesday Evening at 7 1-2 @elgek, at Odds Fellows’ A Mevacy and Counselor at Law. id NOTARY PUBLIC ¥2 OFFICE @N BROAD STREET, Ah, DIRBUE. : DIBBLE & KITTS, Attorney and €ounselors at Law MAIN STREET, oppasite aoe CAS W. Krrrs * GEASS. HALLEY. . . For Members of Assembly, =. THOMAS MEIN, of Nevada Tp. J. B, PATTERSON, of Little York. . WoD.LONG, 6f Nev4da. . For iS upery isor, ~ Ist Disttiet--H. C, MFLLS, * Sth District—B. F. SNELL. 3d District—CHAS, TAYLOR” — ieee SELBY — Smelting and Lead COMPANM™. €. aes SAN FRANCISCO. . E. H. Gaylord, ~orney wad Counselor at La OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE, : Nevada. City, oy Amternes and Counselor at Law. * —AND— NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE--On Pine Street, Grst.deot below dag’ Store, / _ will Dractice inall. the Sourts of this State GOLD AND ‘SILVER ~~ REFEWERY,” ASSAY OFFICE. ms ‘ 2 Se ‘R. B. SYMINGTON, C.E. U.S. Deputy. Mineral Surveyor, : MINING AGEACY, Yr =" FFICE OF THE DEARWOOD.. COLE street, aboy «> Mining Company. Main Cuion: Hotel, Nevada City, jel7 J.G.tA RTW RL I, County. Wak, EXGLEBRIGHT ee 4 = “WU. S. Dep. Mineral Surveyor, Hartwell & Englebright, _. “AND SFFICH at o City, Cal, = Particular atte ition pata. toExamination iP ropert y: . ‘and Reports on al re Civil and ining Engingers, RT HOUSE, Nevaila, Deposits of Gold Bars and Dust received and returns made in coin in-24 hours. ~ No charge for Meltitig and As.’ saying Deposits for Coin. —_— ee ‘Depositers are guaranteed New Saw Mill, ke eben creekc M. L. & D. MARSH, Proprictors. 4 eet z te oe ee PME NEW MIL Eat Rock Creek, is camwe are now ready to fill all J ted onigett a All kinds of L hand. Orders ftat thé office on Street, wilthe promptly attended to. ay Or Mining Lumber. ber. kept constantly ‘on Boulder sending to thé Mint, or selling ‘their gold in the _Market. —_— AN ANDSURCEON. OFFICE IN BELDEN'S DRUC STORE ie Building. *. * Le Main’ Wirdet, cstes House, News ta City, eo Reo ge: ~DEABER AX = oe ree. Prey she See Grain, Feed, % ear BUELOW, M.D, ._ TRIAL DEPOSITS solicited, ent g San Franciseo, May 13th. A mane gee oa Sea Fy A. Garfield, ' 416 3MontgomeryStreet, . . better results than by; ee NIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING:OCTOBER 20, 1880. You Mave no Excuse. Have you aby excuse'for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver ‘Complaint? Is there any reasou why you should. goon from day to ‘day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,' ~~ fithe Heart, Heart-burn;-W ater-brash, {Gnawing and-barning pains -at_ the pit of ‘the Stomach, Yeilow Skin; Coated, Tongue, and ‘disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming up .of food after eating, Low ‘spirits, &e. Not ~ It is” positively your own fault if youdo Goto your Draggis—and get a*bottle of Green’s August Flower for «75 cents. . Your cure 1s‘certain, but. if you doubt this, get a sataple bottle for 10 eents and try it. Two doses will, relieve you. . af The. Palace Cigar store. ALEX. ZEKINi, the popular tobaccenist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. favorite varicties of Chewing Tobacco. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. tt eee _ ne of the Lions ‘ Of New York is. Crittentons immense Medicine Warehouse No. 7 ‘sixth avenue; and this “lion” establishment has its lion piteparation— Hale’ Honey of Horehound and “Tar ~-for thecure of coughs, colds, influenza and Bronchitis. No medical agent isitroduced duringathe present century, has created a more profound sénsation among:all classes. of the community than this: absolute specific for all ordinary affections of the organs of respiration. Sold by druggists“everywhere at 50 certs J.J. Mitehell, Ludlowville, N. Y., writes: “We always have in stock Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike’s Toothache drops and they give execel.ent satisfaction,”’ Pike’s Toothache drops cure in one minute.” ~ Also ‘all the. Leas — An Astonished Walter.A few days aga thé ‘keepet of a Galveston restaurant Had o¢easion to discharge a -nev ad em=+} loyed as a waiter, » A vather rotgh ooking oustomer came in and ordered some dinner.’ The dishes «ere “Look here, waiter, Iam aecus~ eo es use a napk n when I dine.” “Wey T was never moré thay Lam to hear you say so. ra didn’t suppose you would know what to do with one.” aeS he got back the ¢ustomer was gone, and-the proprietor sent the. waiter . after him. Up to the time of our going to press ‘neither had retuened. tle . , A Card, Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak: ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &¢., I will senda recipe that will cure you, FREE ‘OF CHARGE, This great remedy was dis. covered by a missionary in South America; Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rey.

Josern T, Inuay, Statiox D, New York . Crrr, ms-ly . } Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs. Dr. HoWe’s cel brated neuralgia medicine will stcp the pain as scomas applied. Do vot suffer! try it. .Mimers attention! Mrs, : Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in thé"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.. Instantiv cured—never known to fail. lo not have yoar: teeth-drawn; but get'a battle of Mr’. Dr. Howe’s celeb¥ated Tooth Ache Cure. ‘That will instantly 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 .penralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use a few drops iu a little warm sweetened ‘water to swab ‘a teething baby’s pmouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, whe. supply all . druggists. jy22-ly bs SILVER PLATED AM The most economical and successful a Very miu-h larger per ventage of gold than Hotel Table Ware and all Send fer Cirentor. GOLD MINERS: WORKING PLACER GRAVEL AND QUARTZ MINES . += BY Us1IvVG—— process now in use. . Will warrant my.Plates to save Old Mining Plates Boughl, Taker’ ‘in Exchange’ for of Si New, or San Francisco Gold, ‘Sil¥erand Nickel Plating Works, 653 and 655 Misston Street, hetweenh New M ontgomery and Third, San Franciseo, EDWARD G. DENNISTON, Proprietor. ~ LGAMATING PLATES. . kinds Metal Goods Plited. Re-Plated. '. surprised . . ‘He went toget the napkin, When . RPRiIcE List 6 E” BEEHIV Insurance offered Equitable: Life. Assurance TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City, Flour, per 100 Ibs., :$2 50 Assorted Crackers. — 1.40 Soda Crackers 80 Mackerel, No.1, . perkit, 250 Loran, . per 100 lbs.,. £25 Small Corn, ~per.J00 lbs., 1 87} Wheat, per 100 lbs., . 2 00 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1674 Whole Barley, per 100 lba., 150 E. B. Tea, per Ib., 40 Japan Tea, ‘ per Jb., 35 Beehive Tea, per Ib,Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs,, 25 ete Split Peas, «. ; 33 Ibg., 1 00 Best Islatid Rice, 10 Ibs., 1.00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, 12 ¢ans 1 00 Tomatoes, 7 cans 1 00 Corn, 5 cans 100 Jelly, 3 cans,90 Syrup, per gallon, 875 Sardines, small cans, 6 cans 1 00 Sardines, large cans: 4cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3-Ihs. 1 00: Tohacco, _--perlb, 70 Oil Can full of Coffee,3 lbs., 60 Milk Can full of Coffee, 3 Ibs., Dinner Can full Beans, 334 lbs, for 1 00 Corn Starch, 2 packaves, 25 cts. Starch, 2 packayes, 25 ctsPrize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do 5 yal can, 2 25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 00 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet + 25 Washir Mustard, per bottle, 10c, Pepper, per bottle, lc. Wash Boards, ©30 cts. Watcr Buckets, « 37} cts. -Clothes Baskets, , £0. cts, RoHing Pins. ~ 15 ets, Potato Mashers, 15 cts, All goods ‘subject to correction.£27 Everything Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. on te see A. LADEMAN, J (ot Grass Valley.)} : "DENTIST. seats © Office: in Brown & Morgan’s Block. Cor, Reoad and Pine Sts., up stairs, Nevada City. Nevada Jan. 20, a — For Assemblyman, * ¥ } CANDIDATE, . JAMES 0. SWEETLAND, Of Bridgeport Towiiship. . oe ARRIS, . DEMOCRAT AND WORKINGMEN’S, @ } Wiis ‘Assemblyman, Of Nevada City. 1 * Per Assemblyman, ow . OtJLitfle: York. Fy Wr vngeersigancns H.C, MILLS, Of Nevada City, : Ae as ig error se — Geo. Gehrig, . . Proprieton Formerly owner of the Miljaukee Brewery , . San. Francisev, . Having purchased the good. will and fix-{ tures of L, W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee Brewery, he is now prepared to furnish the trade witiy the best of’ BAGHR BEER, ALE AND PORTER. Having hal many years eXperiétice in the business, and alse the De re Fy of being « Firat Class Brewer, he solicits the pat. ronage of the old eustamers apd many —Bew ones, THis object will be to Keep the Best Betr in the Moantains. = i Pry is and be convinecd. i GEO, GETRIA. . . ‘ t i ‘ Nevada City, Sept.1 4th, . THOS. PRICE'S ASSA ire . / . Chemical vaboratory, EPOSITS [LLION RACEIVER, ob lad oe, ak mede jn trom twenty-four to forty -ei from any part . the 4 MILWAUKEE BREWERY, . Spring Street, Nevada City.4 . . V-OFFICE, ! be Groceries, Provisions, as Produce, Ete, Etc:, Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, Announces to the publie that he ix now preparod: to’ furnish all goods in his line. at Prices as low as the Lowest. A. LADEMAN, Cor, Broad and. Commercial Sts. Nevada City, July. loth, E RELIABLE. ————— Ta THE “ESTABLISHMENT. OF-~ WM. HSMITH, AS by pursuing ao polley of fain-dealing . become -one of the Belid Institutions of Nevada City. Lt has been condppeed with view t tthe prprictor, palwell as give the public sativinetion, Neue ‘The’ Best Class of Goods: Are keption hand. t ipnot dainwd th theyare sold at goat. Arcasonable margi is soagh. for, but gadwuey prives are chyryg ed. ‘the stogk af -+ ; GROCERIES “CASE GOops, Wtwss, LIQUORS. ERC. a" A, ale ei GZ N.Y Thingy. Cheap, John Estab lishinent, ~ r v. H. SME _. Canumreial St., oppogite Tr Snort Om G0 . . of Coffve,5 Ibs., 100 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts.-. Powder, 3 packages, + 25c . Wash Talis, fresii 50 cente:to 2 00}. Richard Roberts — jE diige PURCHASED THE STOCK, OF Polices are-simple, coneise and withont’ arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and-inrequitable settlements or annoying Titigation. _s Seeond. Because its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at. maturity profitable investments, as letters regently published from holders of Tontine Policies clearly prove,Third: BecAnse of its finaneixt scrength, progressive nanageméut, and widely exten.ded business. (The average annual amount of its new policies issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other company ,) Policies carriel Ten Years with the re‘urn of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. Ist Example: Policy No. 43,563, issnied May 25, 1869, Amount:...., 810,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years).. . 5,594.00, The assured is now entitled to draw, in eash 36,455.80, having had besides $10,000of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent of.p eminms paid returnable in cash. This. example and those which follow show that * Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declaredby any, other Company. % Example :Policy No: 8,543. issued Dee, 30, 1870, Endowment 20 years. Tentine Period Ten years, Aamount. 310,000,000 Total Premiums paid(10 years).. .7/589.00) The assured on Dec, 80, 1880, will he erstitled to draw, in cash, $9,083.30, 120 per ct. premiums prid. These results althotigh predicted hy care. fully nade estimates are Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Returns. 8d Example.:: Poliey No, 41,621, issued ‘Mareh-27, 1869. Amount.... «86,000,000 Total premiums paid.. . Sisene ci, 2 ORNS In this ésse the assaredwithdrew, March 27, 1886, in eash, 88,312.45, being 114 per et, of prenriuins paid, Many policies will thus be paid in 1890, showing Cash Returns of from 100 te 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid. . ; Assets, -$37,366,841.75 Surplus, -$7,515,407,75 PRESIDENT : HENRY B. HYDE. VICE-PR ESIDENT : ‘ James W. Alexander. E. M. BROWN, AGENT, NEVADA CiTY, CAL. COMMERCIAL STREET, ~ NEVADA CITY,, 4 3 'MUNGOR @® NAFFZIGER HAVING PURCHASED the above Market we are now bioke yoke ieee the publie ‘Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn. Beef, Sausages, Etc. « Our facilities for procuring fat young catj tle are superior tv any firm in, Nevada coun. ty, and onr-customers can always rely upon . vetsing the est Meats . To ba hadin the Market. g2@7Satisfaction . guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully solicit a continuance of . the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon ‘Our predece: a JOHN SCHMIDT, — . COMMERCIAL STREET, $ : ! . Nextdoor to Naffziger's Meat Market,, . NEVADA, Cry. . Dp ' PROVISIONS, Goods, Flour and Feed, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. — beret — pe we a her ia ck v First Clase Gouda, is fared to snp. . ply the public with everything in our ling at 1 the Ug Motor ‘Rey. apd sell for: Case 1 extend a cordiat hivitalion 6) oer A. p peuerally to.call and; e @ my Goods Prices. a « UNION MARKET, Society of. ‘NewYork is the Cheapest and the Best. MIRST. . -Recause its INCONTESTARLE Choice Groceries, ~