October 20, 1882 (4 pages)

4, % ’ < BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. ’ “N,P. BROWN. ;.Busin LeONARD & CALKINS. RR Edi from a brief acquaintance with him. *-From the tone of Budd’s remarks we _ erank wanted to undo Guitean’s . work by the same means. << Mary Ann Angel, is on file in the LA i HE DATLY TRANSCRIPT. ‘ NEVADA CITY, CAL, _—-iness Manager tor Nevada Connty Official Press. FRIDAY, OCT. 20. ACCORDING TO THE KIND. The Bee says: ‘The hydraulic miners do not want justice done— that is exactly what they are afraid of. On the other hand, the valley people are insisting upon it.” The views of the hydraulicers and the valley people differ widely, and very naturally, as to what constitutes justice in the cons‘deration of the debris question. The former demand the pure article, unadulterated by sectional prejudices, while the latter insist upon their accepting. that which is manufactured expressly to order for the purposes of the enemy. It is as impossible for an anti-mining Judge, elected by anti-mining votes and sitting in an anti-mining county to treat this question of slickens fairly, as it is for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, Past experience has “taught us this to our great cost and sorrow, and it is eminently proper that we should rebel betore our utter ruin has been accomplished by such unworthy means. And rebel we will till we receive such justice as one class of American citizens are entitled to at the hands of another class. DID NOT TAKE WELL, Whatever may have been his motive in saying at this city that President Arthur ‘‘ought to be shot,” the young man Budd has dug his own political grave and popular sentiment will forthwith proceed to plant the sod of condemnation upon his aspirations, He dare not deny the making of the remark as reported in another column, and he cannot condone it. It was not a slip of tae tongue, neither was it made in the heat of debate. It was a cold-blovded, premeditated statement, and every true American will receive it as his audience did Wednesday night— at first with astonishment, and then as their minds grasp the full meaning of the pernicious declaration with a righteous indignation that no apolOgies can qnell. God knows our country has already lost enough of her Presidents at the hands’ of foul assassins, and he who cries for more such deeds to mar the pages of her history does it to his everlasting dis. grace ! SY NEE ee Axovr once in two years, says the San Jose Mercury, the Demuveratic party falls desperately love with the working man forabout three months, and they dish up a lavish amount of E tafly for him. The love is now in Season. The remaining twenty-one months are devoted to an exhibiticn of wonderful love for the monopolists. The working man is, however, relied on todo the voting and to furnish means, by the sweat of his brow, to keep others luxuriantly supplied with sublunary wants, eee eS Poor little Johnnie Glascock with his little tin whistle, how pitiful in contrast with the virile Edgerton and his sonorous peals! Might as “well compare bantam rooster to the American eagle; the drone of a hurdy-gurdy to the peals of a cathedral organ; the squeak of an uichin’s penny trumpet with the bugle-blast of a mail crusader, That’s what the Vidette thinks of him, ‘preteen “THE tine is approaching for Col, E. M. Gibson, the Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner, to unscrew his cork leg and go on crutches.” This is the way the Oaklaud Times sneers at a Union soldie: who lost a leg on the field of Gettysburg, while W. W. Foote was bathing his hands in the blood of loyal men, and cursing'the ‘“‘old flag” Says the Independent. ea es Oe W. W. Morrow, -candidate for Congress at large, is a harnessmaker by trade, and the wholesale harness establishment of Main & Winchester have sent out circulars urging his lection. Mr. Morrow learned both his trade and his profession as a lawyer under adyerse circumstances, and 83a worthy and able gentleman, [eee ___Persowaniy Mr, Budd is avery fine gentleman, we should judge But politically he is crazy, with a’ dangerous method in his madness. Otherwise he would not proclaim that President Arthur “ought to be shot.” > =Bupp says that an office seeking crank made Arthur President. should judge another office seeking . Bricnam Youne’s application for -a license to marry his first wife, ite judge’s office in Chardon, hio, Itis looked upon’ there as something of a curiosity. Uron a modest gravestone in rc d., cemetery appears ve legend: ‘‘His neighbor GENERAL Grant put the case »pithily when he proclaimed ‘the importance of keeping control of the goverument in the hands of the Republican party until we can have two national parties, every member of which can cast his. ballot as’ his judgment dictates without fear ot molestation or ostracism, and have it counted; parties, not differing in opinion as to whether we area nation but ss to the policy, to secure the ‘. greatest good to the greatest number of its citizens.” “Tie Radicals in the New Jersey Legislature have’ made © Lincoln’s birthday a legal holiday in that state. When Rice and Barnum ‘shuffle off this mortal coil,’ there will be a chance for more holidays in the legal calendar, They belong to the same class of great men.” The foregoing, word for word, is one of the leading editorial paragraphs in the Sonoma Democrat of May 4,1867, Thomas L. Thompson, editor. "Thompson is now the Democratic nominee for Secretary of State. ee SER TER arage ool “Pere is nothing thus far to indicate tht there is any justification for the Democratic boast and hope that the next Congress will be Democratic. Inthe elections thus far held the Democrats have gained but four Congressmen, They gained eight in Ohio, two in West Virginia and two in Maine. A gain of four Congressmen is nothing to brag on considering the large membersbip of the House. ORCHESTRAL players are getting to be imtolerably conceited. The piccoloe are dreadfully hightoned, the trumpeters are always blowing their. own horn, the fiddlers complain that they are subjected to such violent exercise, and the drummers are all on a strike, —_ ee Iris rumored that Edison is at work on a new telephone, on the duplex system, for domestic use, For ladies the old-fashioned tele‘phone has proved useless, as it compels them to speak one at a time. = NorHIne annoys the keeper of a railroad restaurant more than to have one customer ask in rather loud tone to another: ‘‘Have they ever tried plating war ships with this kind of sandwiches ?” SarauH Jane HAts, the author of Mary’s Little Lamb, died recently. Thus the great literary characters of the age are passing, singly and in groups, beyond this vale of poesy and hard luck: BU'TEL AKRIVALS, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL eae SIANLEY A, EDDY... Proprietor Wepnespay, Oct. 18, 1882. A. B. Dibble, Grass Valley. C. W. Kitts, xd & James H. Budd, Stockton. J.C. Bolles, San Francisco, S. W. Howland, * ns Joseph R. Rogers, Moore’s Flat. Chailes Hegarty, ee ‘¢ Dr. J: Ma son & w, N. Bloomfield. C. W. Kirchner, San Francisco. R. P. DeNoon; Derbec, John Kuotwell, N. Bloomfield, James Heath, Pet Hill, J. R. Davis, San Juan, 8. P, Donnelly, City. M. FY Craig, Railroad. G. W. Davis, Moore’s Flat. Miss EK. Byington, Downieville, Robert Forbes, us L, L. Bullock, Sav Francisco, J. H. Reader, Shady Creek. S. L. Lewis, Placerville. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS,.. +. Proprietors. Werpnrspay, Oct. 18, 1882, J. Ey, Washington, J. Grissell, FS W. H. Mead M. Bates, = W. L. Wilkinson, O. K. Cloudman, C. Celarius, Sav Francisco, D, Dwyer, ba 4 A. A. Wood, ¢ B.S. Clapp, * J. Finley, : J. Woodburn, se ~ F. McCarthy, a Miss Lottie Wood, Danville, W. L. Wood, at L. L. Gaffney,» City. J. Butler, ce “ce ’ You Bet, “ “ee “ es ey ss }rass Valley, Oct, 17th, 1882, by Rev. G. O. Ash= Mr, Falconer Haskins to Miss MayDille, all of Grass Valley, At San Franciseo, Oct. 15th, 1882, John Q,, son of Edward and Mary Cominins, aged, 19 years and 8 months, a native of California. REPUBLICAN POLITICAL MEETINGS. HON. H. W. WALLIS, HON. WM. GEORGF, HON. E. W. ROBERTS. HON. 8, WHEELER, And the other Republican County Nominees, t ILL ADDRESS THE OPLE OF W Nevada County Z day as follows: ~Loeal members of the County Central Committée will please attend -to necessary arrangements for the above meetin, ‘ 7 °@. 8. MULDOY, Chairm _ D.E, Morsay, Secretary. ¥, 020 They gained} on the issues of the . Blue Tent. ., .1.Wednesday, Oct, 25th Freres Corral. 6.3.0.2. Friday, Oct. 27th North San Juan.,. Saturday, Oct. 28th Nevada City..2. Saturday, Nov. 4th]. Grass Valley..,,. Monday, Nov, 6th 7 re ; 321, 322, 331 and 332, will be paid presenBy order of tae Republican y > ‘ ante, ‘atone publican County Cen POLITICAL MEETINGS. HON. J. M. WALLING AND GEORGE D. BLAKEY, Esq. {7 ILL ADDRESS “THE PEOPLE of Ne 4 \ vada County on the issues of the day, as follows: Saturday, Oct. 28 . +. Tuesday, Oct. 81 North Bloomfield... Thursday, Nov. 2 Moore's Fiat. 5ei cies Frilay, Nov. 3 N. San Juan:.... Saturday, Nov. 4 Local membegs of the County Central Committee will please attend to all necessary arrangements for the above meetings. By order of the Republican Central Committee. C. E.MULLOY, Chairman. D. E. Morean, Secretary. 020 DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING. LOM. CHARLES A, SUMNER, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR Congressman-at-Large, NEVADA CITY, Saturday Evening, Oct. 21st, On the political issues of the present campaign. A general attendance of the public 18 requested. CHAS. H. MITCHELL, Chairman County Central Com. B. N. SHOECRAFT, Secretary. o18-td {0 CELEBRATED STETTER: BITTE That terrible scourge fever and ague, and its congener, billious remittent, beside affections of the. stomach, liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic air and water, are both eradicated and prevented by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a purely vegetable exilir, indorsed by physicians, and more entensively used a remedy for the above class of disorders, as well as for many others, than any medicine of the age. For sale by all Druggist and Dealers generally. REPUBLICAN . . Nevada City, (of an Assessor) may explain the matter. as great struggle of life.” —M. M. Esrnn. Republican Nominee for Governor, and HON.W.W. MORROW Republican Nominee for Congressman at Large, will address the people at — ON — Tuesday, October 24, 1882. the necessary arrangements. By order of the Republican State Central Committee. P. B. CORNWALL, JAMES R, FINLAYSON, Chairman. . Secretary. VOTERS, ATTENTION! FIGURES WILL NOT LIE. Interesting Facts About the Assessor's Office in Nevada County, The following figures area correct abstract from the County Auditor's books, and will be found of interest to taxpayers: Cost of Assessing the County: 1875. Jno. T. Morgan, Assessor’s salary.. $2,900 a “* Deputy hire... 2,1 $4,140 1882. Daniel Collins, Assessor's salary.. $2,000 a Deputy hire... 6,030 $8,030 In way of explanation it may be here remarked that a revision of the method of making assessments under the new constitution, commencing in 1880, made necessary the hiring of additional deputies for that year. Since then, however, the work is but little greater than that of 1875. At any rate no citcumstances can explairt the difference between $2,140 for deputy hire in 1875, and 36,030 in 1882, save the extravagance or inefficiency of the present administration. The deficiency in poll tax collections will also prove of interest: Poll taxes collected in 1881.,. $17,485 60 z a5 gts ee 15,210 30 Deficiency in 1882..... $2,275 30 While it is offered as an excuse that the Chinese from whom large poll tax revenues were collected have been driven out of the mining claims, itis well known that in every such instance white labor has heen. substituted, and the rezistration this year shows a larger voting population by at least 300. This great deficiency in poll tax collections on the year of an important election oll-te REPUBLICAN. SACRAMENTO SEMINARY. Boarding and Day School —FOR— YOUNG LADIES. © No. 1012 J St. Sacramento, Cal. HE TWENTIETH YEAR WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY, AUG, 2, 1882. MRS. HERMON PERRY, MISS KATE V, DARLING, . July 28th. Principals. FURNITURE Upholstering and Repairing. ia DON SEIT, AVING LEASED THE Bu’LDING'‘ON Commercial street; opposite Guild’s Auction Store, is now prepa to Repair Furniture tion guaranteed. The patrozage of the a peng of Nevada City 18 respectfully solicited. -1m Notice of Assessment. f[\he Mountaineer Mill and Mining Company.—Location of principal place of business, San Jose, Sants Clara County, State of California; location of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Ds MAGEE will attend to general pracbeing given to fractures an eases of women and children; and obstetrics. Calls in city or country promptly Can be found at present at UNION HOTEL. tion, at one.of the school rooms, NEVADA CITY, commencing at 10 A. M., Wednesday, November Ist, And continuing full three days. tificate, must 75 per cent in tbe followin, Written . arithmetic, written granimar, oral grammar, English composition, defining and word analysis, ye ing the Un:ted Sates, geography and methods of » : teaching. 2 Of all kinds in the very best manner. Also Applicants for first grade certificates must Upholstering add the following branches to the list above, ; and make an ave in all of least 86 Done at the very lowest prices, and satisfac; ey ye Nl Hie a el gar Bon rawin, school » constitution and government, and vocal music. and to bring the fee of one dollar each, required by the law of the State. 4 also, be permitted to write in the body of the class. ol7-td Drs. F. J. & Almeda Magee, HOMEOPATHISTS, Enion Hotel, Nevada City, tice and surgery; cial attention dislocations. DR, ALMEDA MAGEE will assist in disattended to day or night. o15-ly Examination of Applicants ~ to Teach. HE BOARD OF EDUCATION of Nevada County will sit for purposes of examinaThose who apply for a second grade cermake an average of at least brarches :— mental arithmetic, , reading, penmanship, history of er cent: Algebra, bookkeeping, drawing, physiology, natural philosophy, Candidates are requested to be on time, Those whose certificates have lapsed, attend None under eighteen years of aye will By order of the Board JOHN T. WICKES, . Ex-officio, Seeretary. of the Board of Directors of said corpora: tion, held at the office of said Company in the city of San Jose, on the 14th day of October, 1882, an assessment, {(No. 81) of two and one-half vents pe share was levied upon the capital stock of said corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary of said . Company, at the office of the Company, in the city of San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California, Any stock upon which the assessment shall remain unpaid on the 24th day of November, 1882, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 22d day of December, 1882, to the delinquent assessment, together with all costs of advertising and expenses of sale. C. H, SIMONDS, Secretary. Santa Clara County, State of o19 San Jose, California. ~~ DR. PENNINGTON, — DENTIST, OFFICE—Pine Street, (over Tain’s Oyste: Saloon) Nevada City.” (over 1 sea tation. Int : erest ceases from date. ame G. v. SCHMITTBURG, ac easurer vada Coun Nevada City, Oct. 4th, 1882. OUn Rapublican Rally And the Other Nominees for Will Address the citizens of . Moore’s Flat, ‘Thursday, Oct, 5, alts Bloomfield, Saturday, Oct. ple ci aeeney, Oct. 17, : —— well Hi ednesday, Oct. 18, County Scrip. You Bet, Thursday, Oct. 19. si fall co. : a _ Local members of; h° County Central spore ue Wh MG! . commana ue ce GRAND HON. E. W. ROBERTS, HON. WM. GEORGE, A. WALRATH, J, L. LEWISON, -___ §. WHEELER, County Offices, Nevada county on the Issues of the Day as follows: Eureka, Friday, Oct: 6, Truckee, . Wednesday, Oct, 11. Boca, Thursday, Uct. 12. By order of the Committee, _ ©. E.MULLOY, Chairman,:-' % 2 eke D. E. Moreay, Secretary,“It is my creed, my religion, that the poor man’s mite ‘ana tig eich ‘an's abu ndance ‘by the Govern ESTEE & CONKLIN. The County Committee will please make . , ‘without assorting. Cor. East Broad & Pine Streets, ——ASK FOR——— Pure Para Gum RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. M Rubber Boots made. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. _ ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING, PACK ING HOSE, SPRINGS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Etc. GOODYEAR RUBBER C0. R. H. PEASE, Jr. ) S.M.RUNYON, § San Francisco. Agents a16-3m Tees 3 * , ment andl ted ty the Govern-1 Union India Rubber Co’s ernment; before the law ¢ach man’s right arm shall have an even chance in the CRACK PROOF E sure the Boots are stamped CRACK B PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which prevent tlieir cracking or breaking. Weare now making them with RUBBER AND ASBESTOS Soies which will make them last more than twice as long as any REPUBLICAN TICKET? STATE & COUNTY. Election, Tuesday, Nov. 7th. FOR GOVERNOR. Morris M. Estee Of Napa. For Lieutenant Governor. A. R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. For Justices of Supreme Court 5 AINAXAB, The Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for the Skin. We herew th append a few testimonials San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, Gentlemen : I have been using your Ainaxab, and find it a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shall continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, : IDA VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San Francisco. I have used’'your AINAXAB in my family for some time, and am much peer with its action. It has a pleasant and cooling sensation to the skin, and to those affected with black spots, or face worms, I can heartily recommend it, as their removal is almost instantaneous, one or two applications accomplishing the desired result, Respectfully, Dr. CHAS. W: HIBBARD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco San Francisco, April 17, 1882. Gentlemen :—I have used your A }} AXA for two months, and find that it possesses all the good qualities you claim for it. I think it is the best thing to remove the bad effects of paintsor dry make up. 1 shall continue to useit. as it gives me entire tisfaction. Respectfully yours, LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. Tam notin the habit of givng testimonials, but take pleasure in saying to those whe use face washes and powders of any kind, that none has given me more satisfaction or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel ~convinced that when once used, no lady will be without it. From my own experience and observation of the effects of the AINAXAPR upon others, I am thoroughly convinced that itis all.you claim. : MRS." M. KRAKER, Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco, If vou do not find the AINAXAB at your druggists, enclose One Dollar in postag stamps or postal order to our address, and it will be sent by exvress free of charge. AINAKAB ME’G €O. 805 Montgomery St., San Fn ncisco. REDINGTON & CO. Agents, S. F. AINAXAB HEALTH IS BEAUTY. There is nothing more attractive than the sight of a perfectly healthy voman, The secret of beauty is a clear, fresh and pure complexion. Persons using powders and paints have a doughy skin; full of black spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with pimples. In such cases the AINAX AB is particularly useful, as it remedies the deleterious action of those preparations, and while it e:hances their effect, it prevents the harin which they would otherwise Occasion. It, will restore the circulati of the blood in the capillary vessels, it w give back the elasticity of the skin. It will remove all the effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the pores and give them back the power of open ng and contracting, which a healthy person possesses. It wil most positively cure PIMPLES, and remove BLACK WORM, tetter, sores of any kind, redness, either induced by congestion of the capillary vessels or indulgence at the table. Its action on the circulation will bring back the natural color to the hair. No remedy has yet been found to cure the inflammation produced by POISON OAK as effectually nd rapi dly as the AINAXAB $ The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor any mineral or vegetable salts, which could in the least injure the most’ delicate complexion itca. be used largely with perfect confidence If you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar in postage stat ps or postal order to our address, and it w'll be sent by express, free of charge, See Testimonials in other issues of this paper. AINAXAB ME'G CO. 895 Montgomery St., San Francisco. REDINGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists Agents, 'S, F. jes APPLES WANTED CASH PAID APPLES. —. ~ 3 Full Crops Bought: Ed . At the Fruit Evaporator, { For Supervisor, 24 District, ROOD & ASHBURN, [AR WADSWoRTH. JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco. >. C, DENSON Of Sacramento. For Members of Congress, W. W MORROW At Large.HENRY EDGERTON At Large. FRANK PAGE Second District. For Secretary of State, ri ASP RULAR , Of Yolo. For State Controller, W. A. DAVIES Of Tuolumne. For State Treasurer, JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. ia For Attorney-General, AL. BART, Of Colusa, For Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Jouquin, For Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK GROSS Of Savramento. For Railroad Commiss‘oner, CHARLES F. REED First District. For State Board Equalization, L. C. MOREHOUSE, Second District. COUNTY TICKET. Joint Senator from Nevada and Sierra Counties, H. W. WALLIS. For State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, S. WHEELER, J. L. LEWISON, A. WALRATH. For Sheriff, THOMAS MEIN. For Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS, JR} For Treaserer, G.v.SCHM ITTBURG, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP. For County Clerk, For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFA NY. For District Attorney, E. W. ROBERTS, Nevada Drug Store, : IWALTERD. VINTON. § A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, . Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, e : Toitet Articles: of all kinds, : = Careful Atfention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. “ f \ %e AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND———— es : “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE,” pase 5 wneerenae VOGELMAN & WEBBER, —DEALBRS IN— FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS ©:a: . HAVE REMOVED To their Elegant New Quarters, Adjoining Co. Treasurer’s Office. They have on hand the Finest stock of Goods ever , brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash. CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. LEGG & SHAW, 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. 0: We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Ceiebrated te al BRIGHTON RANGE, Which is pronounced by al! who use it the \ CHAMPION RANGE in the market If the Brighton Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and get their money back. We also have on hand the “Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,” and other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor Stoves in the market. We receive our Stoves direct from fore SELL CHEAPER th yj Eas‘ ern manufacturers, and therean any other house in the county, -O——____ BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, of all kinds. ——~-o Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery, China, Majolica & Glassware. Hydraulic Pipe of all sizes kept on hand or made to order, Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connection made with the City Water Works, ° : ; Call at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main Street. a LEGG & SHAW. For,County Surveyor, J.G. HARTWELL. For Public Administrator, JOHN STOTLAR.,. For Coroner, W. C. GROVES, For Supervisor, Ist District, BR. CASPER, JOSEPH PERRIN. For Supervisor, 3d District, ‘JOHN ELY. For, Supervisor, 4th District, C.O. TAYLOR, . i For Supervisor, 5th District, WALLACE DOAN. For Justices of the Peace, G. D. BLAKEY. 4 For Constables, WILLIAM: SCOTT, G . NEVADA city, _—{. \ STEVE VENARD. ° At No. 52 Broad Street ers PRICE. I keep constantly on hand Se ? ee: th Fmteer Grocery Sture! Hore I am, and: Here 1 Have. Been For -Over 1 Yeats = BEeawe— Choice Family Groceries, siusnip a Ee Morgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY _TREASURER’S OFFICE ° ——9——_____ § experience in buying enables me’ to place before my custom ~ — the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE » My lox. ‘Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the World, & Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel. “ New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish, Wocd and Willow Ware, Croc. a8 4 ery, Nails, Candles,&c., &, © ~~ oe . a ble g MY MOTTG Is:-—EAIR AND SQUARE_DEALING——A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF OODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN, es z as a x

4, % ’ < BROWN & CALKINS, Prop’rs. ’ “N,P. BROWN.. ;..Busin LeONARD & CALKINS. RR Edi from a brief acquaintance with him. *-From the tone of Budd’s remarks we _ erank wanted to undo Guitean’s . work by the same means. << Mary Ann Angel, is on file in the LA i HE DATLY TRANSCRIPT. ‘ NEVADA CITY, CAL, _—-iness Manager tor Nevada Connty Official Press. FRIDAY, OCT. 20. ACCORDING TO THE KIND. The Bee says: ‘The hydraulic miners do not want justice done— that is exactly what they are afraid of. On the other hand, the valley people are insisting upon it.” The views of the hydraulicers and the valley people differ widely, and very naturally, as to what constitutes justice in the cons‘deration of the debris question. The former demand the pure article, unadulterated by sectional prejudices, while the latter insist upon their accepting. that which is manufactured expressly to order for the purposes of the enemy. It is as impossible for an anti-mining Judge, elected by anti-mining votes and sitting in an anti-mining county to treat this question of slickens fairly, as it is for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, Past experience has “taught us this to our great cost and sorrow, and it is eminently proper that we should rebel betore our utter ruin has been accomplished by such unworthy means. And rebel we will till we receive such justice as one class of American citizens are entitled to at the hands of another class. DID NOT TAKE WELL, Whatever may have been his motive in saying at this city that President Arthur ‘‘ought to be shot,” the young man Budd has dug his own political grave and popular sentiment will forthwith proceed to plant the sod of condemnation upon his aspirations, He dare not deny the making of the remark as reported in another column, and he cannot condone it. It was not a slip of tae tongue, neither was it made in the heat of debate. It was a cold-blovded, premeditated statement, and every true American will receive it as his audience did Wednesday night— at first with astonishment, and then as their minds grasp the full meaning of the pernicious declaration with a righteous indignation that no apolOgies can qnell. God knows our country has already lost enough of her Presidents at the hands’ of foul assassins, and he who cries for more such deeds to mar the pages of her history does it to his everlasting dis. grace ! SY NEE ee Axovr once in two years, says the San Jose Mercury, the Demuveratic party falls desperately love with the working man forabout three months, and they dish up a lavish amount of E tafly for him. The love is now in Season. The remaining twenty-one months are devoted to an exhibiticn of wonderful love for the monopolists. The working man is, however, relied on todo the voting and to furnish means, by the sweat of his brow, to keep others luxuriantly supplied with sublunary wants, eee eS Poor little Johnnie Glascock with his little tin whistle, how pitiful in contrast with the virile Edgerton and his sonorous peals! Might as “well compare bantam rooster to the American eagle; the drone of a hurdy-gurdy to the peals of a cathedral organ; the squeak of an uichin’s penny trumpet with the bugle-blast of a mail crusader, That’s what the Vidette thinks of him, ‘preteen “THE tine is approaching for Col, E. M. Gibson, the Republican nominee for Railroad Commissioner, to unscrew his cork leg and go on crutches.” This is the way the Oaklaud Times sneers at a Union soldie: who lost a leg on the field of Gettysburg, while W. W. Foote was bathing his hands in the blood of loyal men, and cursing'the ‘“‘old flag” Says the Independent. ea es Oe W. W. Morrow, -candidate for Congress at large, is a harnessmaker by trade, and the wholesale harness establishment of Main & Winchester have sent out circulars urging his lection. Mr. Morrow learned both his trade and his profession as a lawyer under adyerse circumstances, and 83a worthy and able gentleman, [eee ___Persowaniy Mr, Budd is avery fine gentleman, we should judge But politically he is crazy, with a’ dangerous method in his madness. Otherwise he would not proclaim that President Arthur “ought to be shot.” > =Bupp says that an office seeking crank made Arthur President. should judge another office seeking . Bricnam Youne’s application for -a license to marry his first wife, ite judge’s office in Chardon, hio, Itis looked upon’ there as something of a curiosity. Uron a modest gravestone in rc d., cemetery appears ve legend: ‘‘His neighbor GENERAL Grant put the case »pithily when he proclaimed ‘the importance of keeping control of the goverument in the hands of the Republican party until we can have two national parties, every member of which can cast his. ballot as’ his judgment dictates without fear ot molestation or ostracism, and have it counted; parties, not differing in opinion as to whether we area nation but ss to the policy, to secure the ‘. greatest good to the greatest number of its citizens.” “Tie Radicals in the New Jersey Legislature have’ made © Lincoln’s birthday a legal holiday in that state. When Rice and Barnum ‘shuffle off this mortal coil,’ there will be a chance for more holidays in the legal calendar, They belong to the same class of great men.” The foregoing, word for word, is one of the leading editorial paragraphs in the Sonoma Democrat of May 4,1867, Thomas L. Thompson, editor. "Thompson is now the Democratic nominee for Secretary of State. ee SER TER arage ool “Pere is nothing thus far to indicate tht there is any justification for the Democratic boast and hope that the next Congress will be Democratic. Inthe elections thus far held the Democrats have gained but four Congressmen, They gained eight in Ohio, two in West Virginia and two in Maine. A gain of four Congressmen is nothing to brag on considering the large membersbip of the House. ORCHESTRAL players are getting to be imtolerably conceited. The piccoloe are dreadfully hightoned, the trumpeters are always blowing their. own horn, the fiddlers complain that they are subjected to such violent exercise, and the drummers are all on a strike, —_ ee Iris rumored that Edison is at work on a new telephone, on the duplex system, for domestic use, For ladies the old-fashioned tele‘phone has proved useless, as it compels them to speak one at a time. = NorHIne annoys the keeper of a railroad restaurant more than to have one customer ask in rather loud tone to another: ‘‘Have they ever tried plating war ships with this kind of sandwiches ?” SarauH Jane HAts, the author of Mary’s Little Lamb, died recently. Thus the great literary characters of the age are passing, singly and in groups, beyond this vale of poesy and hard luck: BU'TEL AKRIVALS, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL eae SIANLEY A, EDDY...... Proprietor Wepnespay, Oct. 18, 1882. A. B. Dibble, Grass Valley. C. W. Kitts, xd & James H. Budd, Stockton. J.C. Bolles, San Francisco, S. W. Howland, * ns Joseph R. Rogers, Moore’s Flat. Chailes Hegarty, ee ‘¢ Dr. J: Ma son & w, N. Bloomfield. C. W. Kirchner, San Francisco. R. P. DeNoon; Derbec, John Kuotwell, N. Bloomfield, James Heath, Pet Hill, J. R. Davis, San Juan, 8. P, Donnelly, City. M. FY Craig, Railroad. G. W. Davis, Moore’s Flat. Miss EK. Byington, Downieville, Robert Forbes, us L, L. Bullock, Sav Francisco, J. H. Reader, Shady Creek. S. L. Lewis, Placerville. Union Hotel, RECTOR BROS,... +. Proprietors. Werpnrspay, Oct. 18, 1882, J. Ey, Washington, J. Grissell, FS W. H. Mead M. Bates, = W. L. Wilkinson, O. K. Cloudman, C. Celarius, Sav Francisco, D, Dwyer, ba 4 A. A. Wood, ¢ B.S. Clapp, * J. Finley, : J. Woodburn, se ~ F. McCarthy, a Miss Lottie Wood, Danville, W. L. Wood, at L. L. Gaffney,» City. J. Butler, ce “ce ’ You Bet, “ “ee “ es ey ss }rass Valley, Oct, 17th, 1882, by Rev. G. O. Ash= Mr, Falconer Haskins to Miss MayDille, all of Grass Valley, At San Franciseo, Oct. 15th, 1882, John Q,, son of Edward and Mary Cominins, aged, 19 years and 8 months, a native of California. REPUBLICAN POLITICAL MEETINGS. HON. H. W. WALLIS, HON. WM. GEORGF, HON. E. W. ROBERTS. HON. 8, WHEELER, And the other Republican County Nominees, t ILL ADDRESS THE OPLE OF W Nevada County Z day as follows: ~Loeal members of the County Central Committée will please attend -to necessary arrangements for the above meetin, ‘ 7 °@. 8. MULDOY, Chairm _ D.E, Morsay, Secretary. ¥, 020 They gained} on the issues of the . Blue Tent.. .., .1.Wednesday, Oct, 25th Freres Corral. 6.3.0.2. Friday, Oct. 27th North San Juan..,.. Saturday, Oct. 28th Nevada City....2.. Saturday, Nov. 4th]. Grass Valley....,,. Monday, Nov, 6th 7 re ; 321, 322, 331 and 332, will be paid presenBy order of tae Republican y > ‘ ante, ‘atone publican County Cen POLITICAL MEETINGS. HON. J. M. WALLING AND GEORGE D. BLAKEY, Esq. {7 ILL ADDRESS “THE PEOPLE of Ne 4 \ vada County on the issues of the day, as follows: Saturday, Oct. 28 . +. Tuesday, Oct. 81 North Bloomfield..... Thursday, Nov. 2 Moore's Fiat. 5ei cies Frilay, Nov. 3 N. San Juan:....... Saturday, Nov. 4 Local membegs of the County Central Committee will please attend to all necessary arrangements for the above meetings. By order of the Republican Central Committee. C. E.MULLOY, Chairman. D. E. Morean, Secretary. 020 DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING. LOM. CHARLES A, SUMNER, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR Congressman-at-Large, NEVADA CITY, Saturday Evening, Oct. 21st, On the political issues of the present campaign. A general attendance of the public 18 requested. CHAS. H. MITCHELL, Chairman County Central Com. B. N. SHOECRAFT, Secretary. o18-td {0 CELEBRATED STETTER: BITTE That terrible scourge fever and ague, and its congener, billious remittent, beside affections of the. stomach, liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic air and water, are both eradicated and prevented by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a purely vegetable exilir, indorsed by physicians, and more entensively used a remedy for the above class of disorders, as well as for many others, than any medicine of the age. For sale by all Druggist and Dealers generally. REPUBLICAN . . Nevada City, (of an Assessor) may explain the matter. as great struggle of life.” —M. M. Esrnn. Republican Nominee for Governor, and HON.W.W. MORROW Republican Nominee for Congressman at Large, will address the people at — ON — Tuesday, October 24, 1882. the necessary arrangements. By order of the Republican State Central Committee. P. B. CORNWALL, JAMES R, FINLAYSON, Chairman. . Secretary. VOTERS, ATTENTION! FIGURES WILL NOT LIE. Interesting Facts About the Assessor's Office in Nevada County, The following figures area correct abstract from the County Auditor's books, and will be found of interest to taxpayers: Cost of Assessing the County: 1875. Jno. T. Morgan, Assessor’s salary... $2,900 a “* Deputy hire..... 2,1 $4,140 1882. Daniel Collins, Assessor's salary... $2,000 a Deputy hire...... 6,030 $8,030 In way of explanation it may be here remarked that a revision of the method of making assessments under the new constitution, commencing in 1880, made necessary the hiring of additional deputies for that year. Since then, however, the work is but little greater than that of 1875. At any rate no citcumstances can explairt the difference between $2,140 for deputy hire in 1875, and 36,030 in 1882, save the extravagance or inefficiency of the present administration. The deficiency in poll tax collections will also prove of interest: Poll taxes collected in 1881..,. $17,485 60 z a5 gts ee 15,210 30 Deficiency in 1882......... $2,275 30 While it is offered as an excuse that the Chinese from whom large poll tax revenues were collected have been driven out of the mining claims, itis well known that in every such instance white labor has heen. substituted, and the rezistration this year shows a larger voting population by at least 300. This great deficiency in poll tax collections on the year of an important election oll-te REPUBLICAN. SACRAMENTO SEMINARY. Boarding and Day School —FOR— YOUNG LADIES. © No. 1012 J St. Sacramento, Cal. HE TWENTIETH YEAR WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY, AUG, 2, 1882. MRS. HERMON PERRY, MISS KATE V, DARLING, . July 28th. Principals. FURNITURE Upholstering and Repairing. ia DON SEIT, AVING LEASED THE Bu’LDING'‘ON Commercial street; opposite Guild’s Auction Store, is now prepa to Repair Furniture tion guaranteed. The patrozage of the a peng of Nevada City 18 respectfully solicited. -1m Notice of Assessment. f[\he Mountaineer Mill and Mining Company.—Location of principal place of business, San Jose, Sants Clara County, State of California; location of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Ds MAGEE will attend to general pracbeing given to fractures an eases of women and children; and obstetrics. Calls in city or country promptly Can be found at present at UNION HOTEL. tion, at one.of the school rooms, NEVADA CITY, commencing at 10 A. M., Wednesday, November Ist, And continuing full three days. tificate, must

75 per cent in tbe followin, Written . arithmetic, written granimar, oral grammar, English composition, defining and word analysis, ye ing the Un:ted Sates, geography and methods of » : teaching. 2 Of all kinds in the very best manner. Also Applicants for first grade certificates must Upholstering add the following branches to the list above, ; and make an ave in all of least 86 Done at the very lowest prices, and satisfac; ey ye Nl Hie a el gar Bon rawin, school » constitution and government, and vocal music. and to bring the fee of one dollar each, required by the law of the State. 4 also, be permitted to write in the body of the class. ol7-td Drs. F. J. & Almeda Magee, HOMEOPATHISTS, Enion Hotel, Nevada City, tice and surgery; cial attention dislocations. DR, ALMEDA MAGEE will assist in disattended to day or night. o15-ly Examination of Applicants ~ to Teach. HE BOARD OF EDUCATION of Nevada County will sit for purposes of examinaThose who apply for a second grade cermake an average of at least brarches :— mental arithmetic, , reading, penmanship, history of er cent: Algebra, bookkeeping, drawing, physiology, natural philosophy, Candidates are requested to be on time, Those whose certificates have lapsed, attend None under eighteen years of aye will By order of the Board JOHN T. WICKES, . Ex-officio, Seeretary. of the Board of Directors of said corpora: tion, held at the office of said Company in the city of San Jose, on the 14th day of October, 1882, an assessment, {(No. 81) of two and one-half vents pe share was levied upon the capital stock of said corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary of said . Company, at the office of the Company, in the city of San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California, Any stock upon which the assessment shall remain unpaid on the 24th day of November, 1882, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 22d day of December, 1882, to the delinquent assessment, together with all costs of advertising and expenses of sale. C. H, SIMONDS, Secretary. Santa Clara County, State of o19 San Jose, California. ~~ DR. PENNINGTON, — DENTIST, OFFICE—Pine Street, (over Tain’s Oyste: Saloon) Nevada City.” (over 1 sea tation. Int : erest ceases from date. ame G. v. SCHMITTBURG, ac easurer vada Coun Nevada City, Oct. 4th, 1882. OUn Rapublican Rally And the Other Nominees for Will Address the citizens of . Moore’s Flat, ‘Thursday, Oct, 5, alts Bloomfield, Saturday, Oct. ple ci aeeney, Oct. 17, : —— well Hi ednesday, Oct. 18, County Scrip. You Bet, Thursday, Oct. 19. si fall co. : a _ Local members of; h° County Central spore ue Wh MG! . commana ue ce GRAND HON. E. W. ROBERTS, HON. WM. GEORGE, A. WALRATH, J, L. LEWISON, -___ §. WHEELER, County Offices, Nevada county on the Issues of the Day as follows: Eureka, Friday, Oct: 6, Truckee, . Wednesday, Oct, 11. Boca, Thursday, Uct. 12. By order of the Committee, _ ©. E.MULLOY, Chairman,:-' % 2 eke D. E. Moreay, Secretary,“It is my creed, my religion, that the poor man’s mite ‘ana tig eich ‘an's abu ndance ‘by the Govern ESTEE & CONKLIN. The County Committee will please make . , ‘without assorting. Cor. East Broad & Pine Streets, ——ASK FOR——— Pure Para Gum RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. M Rubber Boots made. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. _ ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING, PACK ING HOSE, SPRINGS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Etc. GOODYEAR RUBBER C0. R. H. PEASE, Jr. ) S.M.RUNYON, § San Francisco. Agents a16-3m Tees 3 * , ment andl ted ty the Govern-1 Union India Rubber Co’s ernment; before the law ¢ach man’s right arm shall have an even chance in the CRACK PROOF E sure the Boots are stamped CRACK B PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which prevent tlieir cracking or breaking. Weare now making them with RUBBER AND ASBESTOS Soies which will make them last more than twice as long as any REPUBLICAN TICKET? STATE & COUNTY. Election, Tuesday, Nov. 7th. FOR GOVERNOR. Morris M. Estee Of Napa. For Lieutenant Governor. A. R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. For Justices of Supreme Court 5 AINAXAB, The Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for the Skin. We herew th append a few testimonials San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, Gentlemen : I have been using your Ainaxab, and find it a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shall continue to use it.— Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, : IDA VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San Francisco. I have used’'your AINAXAB in my family for some time, and am much peer with its action. It has a pleasant and cooling sensation to the skin, and to those affected with black spots, or face worms, I can heartily recommend it, as their removal is almost instantaneous, one or two applications accomplishing the desired result, Respectfully, Dr. CHAS. W: HIBBARD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco San Francisco, April 17, 1882. Gentlemen :—I have used your A }} AXA for two months, and find that it possesses all the good qualities you claim for it. I think it is the best thing to remove the bad effects of paintsor dry make up. 1 shall continue to useit. as it gives me entire tisfaction. Respectfully yours, LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. Tam notin the habit of givng testimonials, but take pleasure in saying to those whe use face washes and powders of any kind, that none has given me more satisfaction or comfort than your AINAXAB. I feel ~convinced that when once used, no lady will be without it. From my own experience and observation of the effects of the AINAXAPR upon others, I am thoroughly convinced that itis all.you claim. : MRS." M. KRAKER, Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco, If vou do not find the AINAXAB at your druggists, enclose One Dollar in postag stamps or postal order to our address, and it will be sent by exvress free of charge. AINAKAB ME’G €O. 805 Montgomery St., San Fn ncisco. REDINGTON & CO. Agents, S. F. AINAXAB HEALTH IS BEAUTY. There is nothing more attractive than the sight of a perfectly healthy voman, The secret of beauty is a clear, fresh and pure complexion. Persons using powders and paints have a doughy skin; full of black spots, the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy and often covered with pimples. In such cases the AINAX AB is particularly useful, as it remedies the deleterious action of those preparations, and while it e:hances their effect, it prevents the harin which they would otherwise Occasion. It, will restore the circulati of the blood in the capillary vessels, it w give back the elasticity of the skin. It will remove all the effete matter which forms layers on the skin; it will clear the pores and give them back the power of open ng and contracting, which a healthy person possesses. It wil most positively cure PIMPLES, and remove BLACK WORM, tetter, sores of any kind, redness, either induced by congestion of the capillary vessels or indulgence at the table. Its action on the circulation will bring back the natural color to the hair. No remedy has yet been found to cure the inflammation produced by POISON OAK as effectually nd rapi dly as the AINAXAB $ The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor any mineral or vegetable salts, which could in the least injure the most’ delicate complexion itca. be used largely with perfect confidence If you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar in postage stat ps or postal order to our address, and it w'll be sent by express, free of charge, See Testimonials in other issues of this paper. AINAXAB ME'G CO. 895 Montgomery St., San Francisco. REDINGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists Agents, 'S, F. jes APPLES WANTED CASH PAID APPLES. —. ~ 3 Full Crops Bought: Ed . At the Fruit Evaporator, { For Supervisor, 24 District, ROOD & ASHBURN, [AR WADSWoRTH. JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco.. >. C, DENSON Of Sacramento. For Members of Congress, W. W MORROW At Large.HENRY EDGERTON At Large. FRANK PAGE Second District. For Secretary of State, ri ASP RULAR , Of Yolo. For State Controller, W. A. DAVIES Of Tuolumne. For State Treasurer, JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. ia For Attorney-General, AL. BART, Of Colusa, For Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los Angeles. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Jouquin, For Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK GROSS Of Savramento. For Railroad Commiss‘oner, CHARLES F. REED First District. For State Board Equalization, L. C. MOREHOUSE, Second District. COUNTY TICKET. Joint Senator from Nevada and Sierra Counties, H. W. WALLIS. For State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, S. WHEELER, J. L. LEWISON, A. WALRATH. For Sheriff, THOMAS MEIN. For Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS, JR} For Treaserer, G.v.SCHM ITTBURG, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP. For County Clerk, For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFA NY. For District Attorney, E. W. ROBERTS, Nevada Drug Store, : IWALTERD. VINTON. § A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, . Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, e : Toitet Articles: of all kinds, : = Careful Atfention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. “ f \ %e AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND———— es : “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE,” pase 5 wneerenae VOGELMAN & WEBBER, —DEALBRS IN— FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS ©:a: . HAVE REMOVED To their Elegant New Quarters, Adjoining Co. Treasurer’s Office. They have on hand the Finest stock of Goods ever , brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash. CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. LEGG & SHAW, 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. 0: We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Ceiebrated te al BRIGHTON RANGE, Which is pronounced by al! who use it the \ CHAMPION RANGE in the market If the Brighton Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers can return them and get their money back. We also have on hand the “Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,” and other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor Stoves in the market. We receive our Stoves direct from fore SELL CHEAPER th yj Eas‘ ern manufacturers, and therean any other house in the county, -O——____ BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, of all kinds. ——~-o Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery, China, Majolica & Glassware. Hydraulic Pipe of all sizes kept on hand or made to order, Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connection made with the City Water Works, ° : ; Call at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main Street. a LEGG & SHAW. For,County Surveyor, J.G. HARTWELL. For Public Administrator, JOHN STOTLAR.,. For Coroner, W. C. GROVES, For Supervisor, Ist District, BR. CASPER, JOSEPH PERRIN. For Supervisor, 3d District, ‘JOHN ELY. For, Supervisor, 4th District, C.O. TAYLOR, . i For Supervisor, 5th District, WALLACE DOAN. For Justices of the Peace, G. D. BLAKEY. 4 For Constables, WILLIAM: SCOTT, G . NEVADA city, _—{. \ STEVE VENARD. ° At No. 52 Broad Street ers PRICE. I keep constantly on hand Se ? ee: th Fmteer Grocery Sture! Hore I am, and: Here 1 Have. Been For -Over 1 Yeats = BEeawe— Choice Family Groceries, siusnip a Ee Morgan & Roberts’ Block OPPOSITE COUNTY _TREASURER’S OFFICE ° ——9——_____ § experience in buying enables me’ to place before my custom ~ — the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE » My lox. ‘Our Taste” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Choicest in the World, & Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel. “ New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish, Wocd and Willow Ware, Croc. a8 4 ery, Nails, Candles,&c., &, © ~~ oe . a ble g MY MOTTG Is:-—EAIR AND SQUARE_DEALING——A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF OODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN, es z as a x