September 10, 1882 (4 pages)

i nat Cathie lie’ bisah: . od a set tion in his diocese By cate at ¢ leisi gi = i fetter eeks ago by forbidding the la. seript Block. & vada City and Grads Valley, consist For District Attorney, i i auateies dies of his congregation to wear cnrls “~ing of a dwelling hotse, with garden, ee under the penalty of committing * sin, seuacasintis fruit trees, vines and free water. ne _W. DD, LONG, G. Be Apply to mute tt P: Sorron, “On Sutton’s"Ranch. — says the Daily Exchange. We cannot} The great Eyyptian Elixir and most _ . see. any. sin in. wearing curls, so far as wonderful discovery ofthe. age, ~has the ladies are concerned. It may be . a inagical effect on the skin, making street, N evada bags SE TO re» “it Republican County Conven Lie ( intention to'put boldt for they, persist in carrying out their ’. fovlisle threats they will show their sags TI sinfal, however, for the other sex to . it soft, clear and transparent, It is a DUNC AN'S pees eins ARB EE A, ix eee . SEPT. 10. take liberties with those curls, play . the best toilet article in ,the world, Dividend Notice. . wW SHAVING PARLORS, "Nex a SESE with them, get fond of them, admire . as it 1s the only one’ —_ for tas oa NE F Amer rsh" ; " ‘ m; hem, end ch the» fair com leigi 4 t 4 alk ccied: ‘e Building. f i : : i Q bustiave EE pus they. are-:the prettiest r Be ag aE Diniercom ‘he Caplial Stock af the . chi. , OUIS DUNCAN, P, ae First-class DR. ‘H. S: WELC H, “Cadwalader, Seles “& “Co. are "No more Cite eiiiaad: ms Bank of Nevada City, will become dae work at popular ILL'BE A CANDIDATE ‘POR THK wind in advertising their op an anti-mining State ticket this Pall. They are not satisfied with either Estee, Stoneman,-Conkling or but want ey Webster of Alameda for Gov, Halburt of Hum-) Lieutenant Governor. If weakness .more plainly than they have in'the course uf their former. failures. ‘They remind us of the’ Todian who tried, to:lesso the: locomoPod tatesman during Jose and the the sessions of the; Sacramento gue iey Tt. grt ea? feaged he was not there, or pee ory for of ‘ was smothered. by te whi offiee.-~Sutver Soanty' ; aes "We will answer our contemporary, and not to take many words to do it with. At San Jose the Statesman was engaged. most of his time in looking through the bottom of tumblers. At Sacramento he stood up on the floor and helped to defeat the vicious anti-mining plank reported by the Committee on Platform. por STATE SENATOR. Hon,, William. George, of Grass Valley, will be a candidate for Senator before the Bepublican convention on Tdesday text. Mr. George represented this county in that capacity at the last session of the Legislature, and his record was first-class in . ev@UR EXCHANGES. Half Minute Interviews With the. Chiefs of the Sanctum, NEVADA'S PRIDE. (Virginia Chronicle.) Nevada has some things to be proud ‘of. She is the only State in the Union’ which does. not share in the Riverand Harbor ‘steal; she is the only State in the Union which has-no distillery within her limits; she is the only State in the Union in which men* engaged in unsxilled labor are, paid enough to enable them to live respsctably; she is the only State in the Union in which no religious weekly is published. ROSECRANS AND YOUNG DEMOCRATS. (Oakland Times.) Gen. Rosecranshas a very low idea of thé Qharacter of the youug men of the Democratic party; he seems to think that they all want-to be. paid for voting the ticket. As the Democratic committee has.but few to asgess, Rosecrans must feel somewhat despondent. The pre-eminent and conspicuous littleness of a mau has never been more élearly shown, than in the person of the Chairman of the national Democratic committee. “THE CRANKY BEE. (Bodie Free Press.) About the craziest gang of white people running at large is the greenb.ckers of California. Just what they desire is not known to themselves, and when it comes to outsiders the latter are wholly at sea on the subject. Culifornia has never introduced greenbacksasa circulatiag medium, and the people do not desire paper money. Gold and silver are yood enough for anybody. Of cuurse the Sayramento Bee favored greenbacks at one time, but the Bee is cranky on the subject of fiat muney, slickens,; hay seed, green watermelons and such truck. é ——— ro Mrngs io California which were abandoned thirty. years ago, are again receiving attention, and many of the districts which had ‘been given over to the Chinamen are now being worked by white men. Pioneers. ever tuck out of them. Thereare now many thousaiids of n:en who are quietly working. placer mines on their own account and making much better wages than could be obtained at any trade. ithe other sex are a. great sion. It is likely that there are.greater fortunes in some of these old claims than the earthy the-world: Py . this may be wrong. We have been informed by wealthy divines that it is, and that the devil often . takes, up) his headquarters in d.woman’s.bair, and considering how beautiful some women’s hair i is, we must pea us devil displays révhnrkab Poor Miles: saad . was who wrote, “Let me tangle my band in your hair,, Jeaunerte,” and the poet had & good iden of a very fascinating and very dangerous enjoyment. Blonde or black, brown or. auburn, the tresses that doin ‘thie head of and winning beauty. Louise de la Vallier, the first and best loved mistress of Louis Quatorze, bad the most ex‘qnisite hair iu Fratee, and it was her custom to unleose her snood and let the rich golden veilfallover the amorous inonareh as he kuelt-at her feet, An Irish lady ‘ofhigh rank, who played the harp with ‘the most exquisite skill, never sat down to that instrament . without loosening her hair, which tell t6 ‘her’ feet; and thus made a strange and most enjoyable picturesque figur>. Hera, a, princess of ancient, Egypt, once decided the question of precedence among her admirers by giving each of them a single hair, he who obtained the longest having, the preference, and so on. Thus, ip all ages a woman’s hair has formed the groundwork of poetry and romance, © ‘There are few things the sex are prouder of than their hair. A per. son of tact who compliments, delieately, of course; a woman on her hair, always makes a good impres— Indeed, if he Is a keen diplomat he may be allowed to stroke it, just to see, as it were, if the texture is so fine a8 it appears to the eye. Taking all these things into consideration, we are not sure bnt the Bishop was ‘right in pronouncing curls sinful, But they are fearfally nice-as, unfortunately for humanity, most things sinful are. A Queer House. Matallic City, near Candelaria, boasts of an unique honse. Its walls ate made of etmpty candle boxes fille] with sand and piled oo each ather. The outside has been painted a brick color, and striped so that the structure looks as though )t was made of bricks. The mantlepiece is made entirely of human bones taken ner being ornamented. with the skulls of men who died in Pioche with their boots on. On this ghastiy structure rests a picture of the ‘living skeleton,” the man who was in Barnum’s collection of curiosities. The frame around this picture is composed of the teeth of coyotes. There are other equally odd pieces of furniture and bric-a-brac iu” this house, The occupant is an old man who is.said to have been nine times bitterly disappointed in love. What is quite strange, he has four brothers, each one of whom have had their lives blightedby cruel young ladies. Tuts fellow who dropped into a chair containing a tack,-has been uneasy ever since, and sits down on the installment plan. — . HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL Soren HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY. er eee eee Proprietor. Fripay, September 8, 1882. W. Gilbert w. & s., Truckee. Mrs, Nelson, Central House. Mrs. Mooney & c., Grass Valley. Mrs, Judith, & c., do ot-aM. Tracy, North. Bloomfield. “Miss-Brimskill, Washington. Mrs. McCarthy, do Miss Farrell, Grass Valley, &. G. Allan, City. G. von Schmittburg, City. T.'P. Mendenhall, City. Chas. Grissell, Washington. , E.R. Bates, Pike City. $ L. Peck, Mexico, . W. Bowers; Ohio. B F,. Barclay, Ritisecnt. Mrs. Smart, Mrs. V, G. Barclay a H. W. Hyman & f. San Francisco, Mrs. Brown, do F. Heath, Murchie Mine. T. Anderson, Exg¢elsior Ditch. They téver faih tolgive relief.’ Read!of nettle, Sold every where. ~ Manag Caobs at Zekind’s. =r bg ; o-Surgery a specialty. “A Cough Cola or Sere Throat biel -years the Troches have veen recom: from some medical college, each cor-. Crockery, China, Majolica & Glassware. t. Lith, 1882. AN, Cashier. and payable 7 and after Se JOHN T. MO Nevada, Cal. Sept. 7th, 1882. Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X: L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. Homoeopathic ia: E. W. CHARLES, M.D. physician certificates on the back je3-tf should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in-an incurable lung} Wisease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs! Catarrh. Consamptives and Throat diseases: For! thirty FRANK POWER, a ) Attormey aud Counselor at law. ‘AND NOTARY PUBLIC. W ee practice in all the Courts of the Office on Main street; three doors above Union Hotel.’ For County Surveyor. a W.F.ENGLEBRIGHT ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Surveyor, subject to the oe of the Republican County Convention mended by physicians,_and always give porfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they ‘have attained. well-merited® rank among the few staple remedies o: theage Pablic speakers and sing ora use From to clear and strength eu’ the voice, Sold vat 25 ots, a bo Sil ka sR County Scrip. Ts following Warrants on the General Fund, registered June 5th, 1882, and_ Sg thereto, Nos, eo 289, 308, S11, 98; 312, 814, 806, 815, 808, 328, $23, will be pala on Presentation Interest oases from . V. SCHMIPTBURG eh of Neyada County. Nevada City, Sept. 6th, 1682, LEGG & SHAW, 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. ———— We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated’ + ¢ cows Wor Sale. Fresh’ milch'cows Wee sale at Sutton’s ranch, £24tf BRIGHTON RANGE, Which i Js pronounced by all 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 ‘Eas ern manufacturers, and therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other house in the county. o-———__———BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, ¢f all kinds. o———_—— Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. 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, : . LEGG & SHAW. T q gn Memoriam. =. Nevada Commandery ilo. ss. NEVADA ‘one av ae ) Six George SIR J. H. BOARDMAN, . Ree at tl ow See et at Ne met a, i TS YHE SR KWISRTS a ends fommandery Wo. b Fria Gong WILL ASSEMBLE ONGunday, : eptember tovh, “AT O'CLOCK TWO P. M. TO ATTEND A CONCLAVE OF SORROW, ; Commemerative, of the Memory and Virtues of Our Beloved Commander, the Late Services at the M. E. Church, SOJOURNING KNIGHTS COURTEOUSEY INVITED, 5. Lowers. at2 o’clock, P. M. gIR I. J. ROLFE, M SHAR Ue, DORD oe. BD PERBT POAUM joc s cusses sésedaides H THE BEATITUDES....+ , RFST, SPIRIT, REST. .,/... Recorder. Acting Commander. SSCoona™ moooooocenees OOOOH OST MEMORIAL SERVICE : I HEARD A VOICE FROM HEAVEN...620-0c0ereee es CHOIR f SCRIPTURE SELECTIONS. .-.6.0060+. BY THE COMMANDERY 4 THE 138d AND 184th PSALMS.. GEORTA PATRI co. ce seas cess : THE COMMANDMENTS... Se MACHNIMIO AS SM ae kn m READING OF RESOLUTIONS.,. Sir Jacob Hart Nem. gence Cuts BY PAST CODMANDER Sir Niles Searls. she aane CG PAR Pe ibm ane). C0) 1 heateseew ans BY THE COMMANDERY H MEMORIAL ADDRESS... SOOO PA ALM Giese us Set eet cake 4 THE LORD'S PRAYER...Doxology. CHOIR Gass ohe ph aea bee eepin BY THE CHOIR A Shcaeede tert agen BY THE CHOIR tate LACM A NRA Ghee S Ciael PRELATE Committee of Memorial Service : PAST COMMANDERS SIR J. SIR NILES SEARLS. And Fraters, SIR T. M. TODD. SIR JOHN C. COLEMAN. The Public 1s Cordially Invited To Attend. Great Variety. Store. L. GARTHE, DFALER IN Groceries, Provieons, Canned Goods, etc. DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION of the people of Nevada City and Counad to the Large and Varied Stock now in my . re On Commercial Street, Consisting of Everything to be fond in a First-class Grocery Store. Imported Wines & Liquors) « FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Fresh Vegetables, California and H. NEFF. SIRI. J, ROLFE SIR E. M. PRESTON LARGE AUCTION SALE REAL ESTATE AND— Personal Property. Vy Cc. yap AUCTIONEER will i on Tuesday, September 12, 1882' At 11 p’clock, on the premises known as the old McMahon Ranch, situated between the John Curry and the eeney ra.iches. First, the Barney McLane ranch in Linda Town. ship, section 32, Tp 16, R.5 E., M. D. M. Also the old M on ranch, containing 160 acres, being the SW 1-4 of section 2, op 15.N., R.4 Ev Also the Wise ranch containing 160 avres rng the bo Be gn ne NR R, e above deof 1 ah are No. 1 Jand for age egatabion of every description. sO 2,180 95-100 acres of land nn tuated in Linde: ip, and commonly rik as the McDaniel tract, 1,900 ‘acroa psi By mgt theo vag roby 80 95Mat: The title to all ‘1 ly useful, as Roots Blocked Free ate harge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento and is thorough ter of the rial art M. E. OLIVER, ;. ‘House & Ornamental Painter ORK, DONE ‘AT THE MOST REAW SONABLE PRICES, AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. farleave Orders at A, I. Zekind’s tore. mal4 AINAXAB HEALTH IS BEAUTY wh ot is moe oe tore gid than’ Hed a perfec -' of beauty ae a ae at tt re mn ere etion. Pergons ‘using havea dotighy’ skin, “ mY oF P black —— the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy anf. an covered with pimples. ag > pee AXAB is particularremedies’ the deleterious action of those: preparations, and while it ehances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion. It will restore the circulat «10f the blood.in the ho yg 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 wet of open ng and — cting, which a healthy person ye ts Barts ys fe PIM ‘LES, and oa . S s0Ke8 * of any k redness, either ind faelt by cohgestion of the capillary vessels or in nce at the table, Its action on the ef: in will bring back the; natural color to the hair, No remedy ie yet been found co cure the inflammation luced by POISON OAK an effectually had rapid! Pai the AINAXAB The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor any mineral or v egetable salts, which could ,in the least injure the moat delicate cate complexion itca beused largely with perfect confidence. If you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar in postage stair Ps or postal order’ to our seer and it w'll be sent by express, free of cha’ See Testimonials in other issues ol this paper. AINAXAB MF’G CO,, 895 Montgomery St., San Francico. REDIZAGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists alta Carts B. JOHNSTON; F GRASS VALLEY, IS HEREBY ANnounced as a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to the decision of the Dem ocratic County Convention, ee . For Supervider Sf Disttict No, i, nomination of Count; jeot-to-.the decision of County Con: ention, For District Atterney, C. Baw: ROBERTS. hee dine UBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE S Republi¢an County Convenitiod. Assessor, subFor County: Treastrer. JOS. D. FLEMING, SDS AN AN F mas CIty, ito em nounced aga o County Treasurer, subject to bg the Hemocratig, County Conveatots ms T.G.0’CONNOR, VISOR of District No. 1, Nevada Township ,Nevada county, subject to the, decision Y ths. anf enattiy eon. vention of said District and County. ; “For School Superintendent. WILLIAM HERROD, F GRASS VALLEY, will be. @ camel. daté before the Republicaii Caunty Convention for Superintendent of Seheols,, Mr. Herrod seeks the nomination om the platform that the County Superintendent should devote. his. whole time to his work. For County Treasurer. WM. DAWS, Or GRASS VALLEY, is hereby announce. ed as & candidate for County T rer, subject to the decision. of the iblican County ( Convention. fee Coney cA R. E. ROBINSON. UBJECT to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For Treasurer. Bs Wm. G. Richards, I hereby announced as.9 candidhée for the office of County Treasurer, sabject to the: ei of the Republican Coesty Cenven;. AON, FOR SHERIFF. JOHN McBROWN P HEREBY ANNOUNCED AB A CAN. didate for the office of Shertff, subject to be will of the. Democratic Cownty Convenion, FOR SHERIFF. H. C. MILLS, tg hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of of the Republican County Convention. A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN JUAN, hereby annoances his name as a candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. al3 For County Surveyor. {. G. HARTWELL [$ HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election to the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. A. R. LORD ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Assessor, subject to the ention. of the Republican County Convention For County Treasurer. G. von SCHMITTBURG [A HERERY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. date for re-election to the office oCounty Treasurer, subject to the decision o the Republican County Convention. For Assessor. J. H. “WENTWORTH ye BE A Cant gfe nin FOR THE ice of Coun b: of the Repub ssessor, subject to tees sie 2 County ConFor Assessor. A. NIVENS, Wet é il ihr ‘FOR THE unty essor, subject to as rma at the Republican ache ConFor a tatad of District No. 1 “TP For Supervisor of of District No. 1. DANIEL 8. “BAKER, ILL BE A CANDIDATE for at W sor of District No. 1 Neveaiteotnig, Nevada County, subject hic the decision of the Republican nom ention said District and county. sisi hase Aad For Supervisor of District No. 1 JOSEPH EUSTIS . ILL BE A sr gee for i. sor of District No, Nevada te, Nevada Coiinty, ct la + — bv ublican nominating Convention of sa: rict and County, agl5 FOR SHERIFF. THOMAS MEIN. F NEVADA CITY, will be QO for Sheriff, subject to thn decane or the Republican ‘ County Convention. For Assemblyman, F. A. STAPLES, a8 Ww HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the Assembly, decision of the Democratic Bon ng For Superintendent ot Schools JOHN T. WICKES, S erate to the decision. of the Democratic Convention and the voters of Neunty. ye phsermts and nopariial discharge of = ledged. jy16 FOR SHERIFF. WILLIAM POWELL, 8 hereby dnnpnied as 9 ‘candidate forthe office of Sheriff, subject to . ion of the Republican Coney Convention. he Republican’ ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR SUPER. ~ For Superintendent of Schools.» se See z fe Tropical Fruits, : Be le repersetsto Mtesee os . cro mnee. <P ae Se ae pice! Pratt) . eee aon . ~~ master has been mobbed by Demoads uth soa A Sa sce ed 3} a . inte rest, Stee ibeal af iow K€ ASPER, FOR SHERIFF. crats. Pe farther particulars are] — ee M > B t} Seen te VERY LOW PRICES. a ee on dey of ; par Far ay, Sept. 8, 1882; & H FI Aaa? i ae that will be the best land in the county in ILL BE rls CANDIDATE FoR su . . R. D. CARTER given, Woy there ‘should be any Hall, Washington, D.C. 7, <j ge ovarraaseree OFA For the liberal patronage extended to me . the course of time, should not fail to attend Wie isor ‘of District No. Nevetin we et Sos 2 “jpatural ‘antagonism between Demofee HH. Wal Neere” New eat Me at ee i a “£ = ina in the past I return my-sincere thanks and . this strate Mr, OBrien will Positively sell . Township, . aableot to. tie Seid t ‘S$ HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANcrats and a maids in Missouri, Geer; e Lora Geet Valley. oo a & i) is eo b=} TORPID team ask a continuance of the same, i oe re npg aes. 400 cords of 4-foot — Wescrereys ore at said deamon. Decco at waed © . 3 he) nS ¥ ‘ood, . 3} 294 ers ee D. Spofford, ere Hill, is & sa 5 88 Blede ian sie wet ee . EE SES Bint fl, mata, tid om of) For Superintendent of Schools. For County 1 Treasurer. Simon Fur A rancisco. a ' per: ; a ty tends to the injury of the] Jas, N, Block, ; 3 % i a 3 “4 2 at faving noe d come’ duty, : bi of bor vob ws sce Rane 8. A. BULFINCH, LW. DREYFUSS : The next step should. Sol. D, Abrahams, do 4 2. ee eo eS i at Bay which fis Wonk rss, te al On bie ins is hereby announced ag a. +g F ( W. Cunningham, Bloomfield. iI & ene date fot the office of Superintend: . [HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANcoe tse “be the expulsion of the school masJoseph Steiner, Grass Valley, < £ = Oy -S hy conan ee en T, gr thao re rethng © devobed extof School ubjet Yo ty ut the cata 66 Oe Meee ee ch ae ter, if they have one in that region. ee rset 2 U1) faewaties & A 5 ry eg = ‘ Visit r . = ove wil sa m ‘Yanch ty Conven ton: . County Convention raue fed ; ; ¢ . ee 2 -— : ‘owler, Columbia Hill, se: : : Sn . “A lunch will Srivivibes that will ae a # ve pee: og oe “319 <j 5 E ea. © & a ors 0 ranciseo . you Posy Ey ae fat. ‘Gone everybody For County Treasurer, m allace, Grass ey. ee Pa oe : y., & Peliarvey, Camptonville, E> j 4 ish the Can Secure Neatly _ age * arya CHARLES W. BLAUSAUF, ; . fs ‘ : 7. be : John Penberth and w, City, es FR anes LACERVILLE ADEMY abject tothe dedksion of the wopublca . < Sec aceon Ga P Sa. gal: pie! _ FURNISHED RoOMS,. \P AC cag bdo : lerncy City, B 5 a at CUA sane Tt Seer» EQUIPPED. 1 ane For Arsen A : ee: A z 5 ‘ Brice by a pele appicaton ofa Bye” i319 BUSH STREET, fame sith, DANIEL C¢ COLLINS, ; a pe by Draggiass, oF sent bj yo 4 tail oh . : AbGracg Valley, September 7th, 1882,t0. -) -sa 2. . @OFFIOE, 25 WURBAY ST., NEW YORE. 4 acs goed . OF. anags Vauury is"HEREBY AN. the wife of i> ae oat =) oe & nk CAL Tera Moterate, . OP 4 Princ net se poy ond Faas:

i nat Cathie lie’ bisah: . od a set tion in his diocese By cate at ¢ leisi gi = i fetter eeks ago by forbidding the la. seript Block. & vada City and Grads Valley, consist For District Attorney, i i auateies dies of his congregation to wear cnrls “~ing of a dwelling hotse, with garden, ee under the penalty of committing * sin, seuacasintis fruit trees, vines and free water. ne _W. DD, LONG, G. Be Apply to mute tt P: Sorron, “On Sutton’s"Ranch. — says the Daily Exchange. We cannot} The great Eyyptian Elixir and most _ . see. any. sin in. wearing curls, so far as wonderful discovery ofthe. age, ~has the ladies are concerned. It may be . a inagical effect on the skin, making street, N evada bags SE TO re» “it Republican County Conven Lie ( intention to'put boldt for they, persist in carrying out their ’. fovlisle threats they will show their sags TI sinfal, however, for the other sex to . it soft, clear and transparent, It is a DUNC AN'S pees eins ARB EE A, ix eee . SEPT. 10. take liberties with those curls, play . the best toilet article in ,the world, Dividend Notice. .. wW SHAVING PARLORS, "Nex a SESE with them, get fond of them, admire . as it 1s the only one’ —_ for tas oa NE F Amer rsh" ; " ‘ m; hem, end ch the» fair com leigi 4 t 4 alk ccied: ‘e Building. f i : : i Q bustiave EE pus they. are-:the prettiest r Be ag aE Diniercom ‘he Caplial Stock af the . chi. , OUIS DUNCAN, P, ae First-class DR. ‘H. S: WELC H, “Cadwalader, Seles “& “Co. are "No more Cite eiiiaad: ms Bank of Nevada City, will become dae work at popular ILL'BE A CANDIDATE ‘POR THK wind in advertising their op an anti-mining State ticket this Pall. They are not satisfied with either Estee, Stoneman,-Conkling or but want ey Webster of Alameda for Gov, Halburt of Hum-) Lieutenant Governor. If weakness .more plainly than they have in'the course uf their former. failures. ‘They remind us of the’ Todian who tried, to:lesso the: locomoPod tatesman during Jose and the the sessions of the; Sacramento gue iey Tt. grt ea? feaged he was not there, or pee ory for of ‘ was smothered. by te whi offiee.-~Sutver Soanty' ; aes "We will answer our contemporary, and not to take many words to do it with. At San Jose the Statesman was engaged. most of his time in looking through the bottom of tumblers. At Sacramento he stood up on the floor and helped to defeat the vicious anti-mining plank reported by the Committee on Platform. por STATE SENATOR. Hon,, William. George, of Grass Valley, will be a candidate for Senator before the Bepublican convention on Tdesday text. Mr. George represented this county in that capacity at the last session of the Legislature, and his record was first-class in . ev@UR EXCHANGES. Half Minute Interviews With the. Chiefs of the Sanctum, NEVADA'S PRIDE. (Virginia Chronicle.) Nevada has some things to be proud ‘of. She is the only State in the Union’ which does. not share in the Riverand Harbor ‘steal; she is the only State in the Union which has-no distillery within her limits; she is the only State in the Union in which men* engaged in unsxilled labor are, paid enough to enable them to live respsctably; she is the only State in the Union in which no religious weekly is published. ROSECRANS AND YOUNG DEMOCRATS. (Oakland Times.) Gen. Rosecranshas a very low idea of thé Qharacter of the youug men of the Democratic party; he seems to think that they all want-to be. paid for voting the ticket. As the Democratic committee has.but few to asgess, Rosecrans must feel somewhat despondent. The pre-eminent and conspicuous littleness of a mau has never been more élearly shown, than in the person of the Chairman of the national Democratic committee. “THE CRANKY BEE. (Bodie Free Press.) About the craziest gang of white people running at large is the greenb.ckers of California. Just what they desire is not known to themselves, and when it comes to outsiders the latter are wholly at sea on the subject. Culifornia has never introduced greenbacksasa circulatiag medium, and the people do not desire paper money. Gold and silver are yood enough for anybody. Of cuurse the Sayramento Bee favored greenbacks at one time, but the Bee is cranky on the subject of fiat muney, slickens,; hay seed, green watermelons and such truck. é ——— ro Mrngs io California which were abandoned thirty. years ago, are again receiving attention, and many of the districts which had ‘been given over to the Chinamen are now being worked by white men. Pioneers. ever tuck out of them. Thereare now many thousaiids of n:en who are quietly working. placer mines on their own account and making much better wages than could be obtained at any trade. ithe other sex are a. great sion. It is likely that there are.greater fortunes in some of these old claims than the earthy the-world: Py . this may be wrong. We have been informed by wealthy divines that it is, and that the devil often . takes, up) his headquarters in d.woman’s.bair, and considering how beautiful some women’s hair i is, we must pea us devil displays révhnrkab Poor Miles: saad . was who wrote, “Let me tangle my band in your hair,, Jeaunerte,” and the poet had & good iden of a very fascinating and very dangerous enjoyment. Blonde or black, brown or. auburn, the tresses that doin ‘thie head of and winning beauty. Louise de la Vallier, the first and best loved mistress of Louis Quatorze, bad the most ex‘qnisite hair iu Fratee, and it was her custom to unleose her snood and let the rich golden veilfallover the amorous inonareh as he kuelt-at her feet, An Irish lady ‘ofhigh rank, who played the harp with ‘the most exquisite skill, never sat down to that instrament . without loosening her hair, which tell t6 ‘her’ feet; and thus made a strange and most enjoyable picturesque figur>. Hera, a, princess of ancient, Egypt, once decided the question of precedence among her admirers by giving each of them a single hair, he who obtained the longest having, the preference, and so on. Thus, ip all ages a woman’s hair has formed the groundwork of poetry and romance, © ‘There are few things the sex are prouder of than their hair. A per. son of tact who compliments, delieately, of course; a woman on her hair, always makes a good impres— Indeed, if he Is a keen diplomat he may be allowed to stroke it, just to see, as it were, if the texture is so fine a8 it appears to the eye. Taking all these things into consideration, we are not sure bnt the Bishop was ‘right in pronouncing curls sinful, But they are fearfally nice-as, unfortunately for humanity, most things sinful are. A Queer House. Matallic City, near Candelaria, boasts of an unique honse. Its walls ate made of etmpty candle boxes fille] with sand and piled oo each ather. The outside has been painted a brick color, and striped so that the structure looks as though )t was made of bricks. The mantlepiece is made entirely of human bones taken ner being ornamented. with the skulls of men who died in Pioche with their boots on. On this ghastiy structure rests a picture of the ‘living skeleton,” the man who was in Barnum’s collection of curiosities. The frame around this picture is composed of the teeth of coyotes. There are other equally odd pieces of furniture and bric-a-brac iu” this house, The occupant is an old man who is.said to have been nine times bitterly disappointed in love. What is quite strange, he has four brothers, each one of whom have had their lives blightedby cruel young ladies. Tuts fellow who dropped into a chair containing a tack,-has been uneasy ever since, and sits down on the installment plan. — . HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL Soren HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY. er eee eee Proprietor. Fripay, September 8, 1882. W. Gilbert w. & s., Truckee. Mrs, Nelson, Central House. Mrs. Mooney & c., Grass Valley. Mrs, Judith, & c., do ot-aM. Tracy, North. Bloomfield. “Miss-Brimskill, Washington. Mrs. McCarthy, do Miss Farrell, Grass Valley, &. G. Allan, City. G. von Schmittburg, City. T.'P. Mendenhall, City. Chas. Grissell, Washington. , E.R. Bates, Pike City. $ L. Peck, Mexico, . W. Bowers; Ohio. B F,. Barclay, Ritisecnt. Mrs. Smart, Mrs. V, G. Barclay a H. W. Hyman & f. San Francisco, Mrs. Brown, do F. Heath, Murchie Mine. T. Anderson, Exg¢elsior Ditch. They téver faih tolgive relief.’ Read!of nettle, Sold every where. ~ Manag Caobs at Zekind’s. =r bg ; o-Surgery a specialty. “A Cough Cola or Sere Throat biel -years the Troches have veen recom: from some medical college, each cor-. Crockery, China, Majolica & Glassware. t. Lith, 1882. AN, Cashier. and payable 7 and after Se JOHN T. MO Nevada, Cal. Sept. 7th, 1882. Dr. Henly’s celebrated I X: L Bitters are the best Bitters in use. Homoeopathic ia: E. W. CHARLES, M.D. physician certificates on the back je3-tf should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in-an incurable lung} Wisease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are cer‘sin to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs! Catarrh. Consamptives and Throat diseases: For! thirty FRANK POWER, a ) Attormey aud Counselor at law. ‘AND NOTARY PUBLIC. W ee practice in all the Courts of the Office on Main street; three doors above Union Hotel.’ For County Surveyor. a W.F.ENGLEBRIGHT ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Surveyor, subject to the oe of the Republican County Convention mended by physicians,_and always give porfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they ‘have attained. well-merited® rank among the few staple remedies o: theage Pablic speakers and sing ora use From to clear and strength eu’ the voice, Sold vat 25 ots, a bo Sil ka sR County Scrip. Ts following Warrants on the General Fund, registered June 5th, 1882, and_ Sg thereto, Nos, eo 289, 308, S11, 98; 312, 814, 806, 815, 808, 328, $23, will be pala on Presentation Interest oases from . V. SCHMIPTBURG eh of Neyada County. Nevada City, Sept. 6th, 1682, LEGG & SHAW, 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. ———— We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated’ + ¢ cows Wor Sale. Fresh’ milch'cows Wee sale at Sutton’s ranch, £24tf BRIGHTON RANGE, Which i Js pronounced by all 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 ‘Eas ern manufacturers, and therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other house in the county. o-———__———BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, ¢f all kinds. o———_—— Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. 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, : . LEGG & SHAW. T q gn Memoriam. =. Nevada Commandery ilo. ss. NEVADA ‘one av ae ) Six George SIR J. H. BOARDMAN, .

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SOOO PA ALM Giese us Set eet cake 4 THE LORD'S PRAYER......Doxology. CHOIR Gass ohe ph aea bee eepin BY THE CHOIR A Shcaeede tert agen BY THE CHOIR tate LACM A NRA Ghee S Ciael PRELATE Committee of Memorial Service : PAST COMMANDERS SIR J. SIR NILES SEARLS. And Fraters, SIR T. M. TODD. SIR JOHN C. COLEMAN. The Public 1s Cordially Invited To Attend. Great Variety. Store. L. GARTHE, DFALER IN Groceries, Provieons, Canned Goods, etc. DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION of the people of Nevada City and Counad to the Large and Varied Stock now in my . re On Commercial Street, Consisting of Everything to be fond in a First-class Grocery Store. Imported Wines & Liquors) « FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Fresh Vegetables, California and H. NEFF. SIRI. J, ROLFE SIR E. M. PRESTON LARGE AUCTION SALE REAL ESTATE AND— Personal Property. Vy Cc. yap AUCTIONEER will i on Tuesday, September 12, 1882' At 11 p’clock, on the premises known as the old McMahon Ranch, situated between the John Curry and the eeney ra.iches. First, the Barney McLane ranch in Linda Town. ship, section 32, Tp 16, R.5 E., M. D. M. Also the old M on ranch, containing 160 acres, being the SW 1-4 of section 2, op 15.N., R.4 Ev Also the Wise ranch containing 160 avres rng the bo Be gn ne NR R, e above deof 1 ah are No. 1 Jand for age egatabion of every description. sO 2,180 95-100 acres of land nn tuated in Linde: ip, and commonly rik as the McDaniel tract, 1,900 ‘acroa psi By mgt theo vag roby 80 95Mat: The title to all ‘1 ly useful, as Roots Blocked Free ate harge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged at Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento and is thorough ter of the rial art M. E. OLIVER, ;. ‘House & Ornamental Painter ORK, DONE ‘AT THE MOST REAW SONABLE PRICES, AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. farleave Orders at A, I. Zekind’s tore. mal4 AINAXAB HEALTH IS BEAUTY wh ot is moe oe tore gid than’ Hed a perfec -' of beauty ae a ae at tt re mn ere etion. Pergons ‘using havea dotighy’ skin, “ mY oF P black —— the skin is of a sallow color, unhealthy anf. an covered with pimples. ag > pee AXAB is particularremedies’ the deleterious action of those: preparations, and while it ehances their effect, it prevents the harm which they would otherwise occasion. It will restore the circulat «10f the blood.in the ho yg 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 wet of open ng and — cting, which a healthy person ye ts Barts ys fe PIM ‘LES, and oa . S s0Ke8 * of any k redness, either ind faelt by cohgestion of the capillary vessels or in nce at the table, Its action on the ef: in will bring back the; natural color to the hair, No remedy ie yet been found co cure the inflammation luced by POISON OAK an effectually had rapid! Pai the AINAXAB The AINAXAB contains neither mercury, lead, bismuth, nitrate of silver, nor any mineral or v egetable salts, which could ,in the least injure the moat delicate cate complexion itca beused largely with perfect confidence. If you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar in postage stair Ps or postal order’ to our seer and it w'll be sent by express, free of cha’ See Testimonials in other issues ol this paper. AINAXAB MF’G CO,, 895 Montgomery St., San Francico. REDIZAGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists alta Carts B. JOHNSTON; F GRASS VALLEY, IS HEREBY ANnounced as a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to the decision of the Dem ocratic County Convention, ee . For Supervider Sf Disttict No, i, nomination of Count; jeot-to-.the decision of County Con: ention, For District Atterney, C. Baw: ROBERTS. hee dine UBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE S Republi¢an County Convenitiod. Assessor, subFor County: Treastrer. JOS. D. FLEMING, SDS AN AN F mas CIty, ito em nounced aga o County Treasurer, subject to bg the Hemocratig, County Conveatots ms T.G.0’CONNOR, VISOR of District No. 1, Nevada Township ,Nevada county, subject to the, decision Y ths. anf enattiy eon. vention of said District and County. ; “For School Superintendent. WILLIAM HERROD, F GRASS VALLEY, will be. @ camel. daté before the Republicaii Caunty Convention for Superintendent of Seheols,, Mr. Herrod seeks the nomination om the platform that the County Superintendent should devote. his. whole time to his work. For County Treasurer. WM. DAWS, Or GRASS VALLEY, is hereby announce. ed as & candidate for County T rer, subject to the decision. of the iblican County ( Convention. fee Coney cA R. E. ROBINSON. UBJECT to the decision of the Republican County Convention, For Treasurer. Bs Wm. G. Richards, I hereby announced as.9 candidhée for the office of County Treasurer, sabject to the: ei of the Republican Coesty Cenven;. AON, FOR SHERIFF. JOHN McBROWN P HEREBY ANNOUNCED AB A CAN. didate for the office of Shertff, subject to be will of the. Democratic Cownty Convenion, FOR SHERIFF. H. C. MILLS, tg hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of of the Republican County Convention. A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN JUAN, hereby annoances his name as a candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. al3 For County Surveyor. {. G. HARTWELL [$ HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election to the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For County Assessor. A. R. LORD ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Assessor, subject to the ention. of the Republican County Convention For County Treasurer. G. von SCHMITTBURG [A HERERY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN. date for re-election to the office oCounty Treasurer, subject to the decision o the Republican County Convention. For Assessor. J. H. “WENTWORTH ye BE A Cant gfe nin FOR THE ice of Coun b: of the Repub ssessor, subject to tees sie 2 County ConFor Assessor. A. NIVENS, Wet é il ihr ‘FOR THE unty essor, subject to as rma at the Republican ache ConFor a tatad of District No. 1 “TP For Supervisor of of District No. 1. DANIEL 8. “BAKER, ILL BE A CANDIDATE for at W sor of District No. 1 Neveaiteotnig, Nevada County, subject hic the decision of the Republican nom ention said District and county. sisi hase Aad For Supervisor of District No. 1 JOSEPH EUSTIS . ILL BE A sr gee for i. sor of District No, Nevada te, Nevada Coiinty, ct la + — bv ublican nominating Convention of sa: rict and County, agl5 FOR SHERIFF. THOMAS MEIN. F NEVADA CITY, will be QO for Sheriff, subject to thn decane or the Republican ‘ County Convention. For Assemblyman, F. A. STAPLES, a8 Ww HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the Assembly, decision of the Democratic Bon ng For Superintendent ot Schools JOHN T. WICKES, S erate to the decision. of the Democratic Convention and the voters of Neunty. ye phsermts and nopariial discharge of = ledged. jy16 FOR SHERIFF. WILLIAM POWELL, 8 hereby dnnpnied as 9 ‘candidate forthe office of Sheriff, subject to . ion of the Republican Coney Convention. he Republican’ ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR SUPER. ~ For Superintendent of Schools.» se See z fe Tropical Fruits, : Be le repersetsto Mtesee os . cro mnee. <P ae Se ae pice! Pratt) . eee aon . ~~ master has been mobbed by Demoads uth soa A Sa sce ed 3} a . inte rest, Stee ibeal af iow K€ ASPER, FOR SHERIFF. crats. Pe farther particulars are] — ee M > B t} Seen te VERY LOW PRICES. a ee on dey of ; par Far ay, Sept. 8, 1882; & H FI Aaa? i ae that will be the best land in the county in ILL BE rls CANDIDATE FoR su . . R. D. CARTER given, Woy there ‘should be any Hall, Washington, D.C. 7, <j ge ovarraaseree OFA For the liberal patronage extended to me . the course of time, should not fail to attend Wie isor ‘of District No. Nevetin we et Sos 2 “jpatural ‘antagonism between Demofee HH. Wal Neere” New eat Me at ee i a “£ = ina in the past I return my-sincere thanks and . this strate Mr, OBrien will Positively sell . Township, . aableot to. tie Seid t ‘S$ HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANcrats and a maids in Missouri, Geer; e Lora Geet Valley. oo a & i) is eo b=} TORPID team ask a continuance of the same, i oe re npg aes. 400 cords of 4-foot — Wescrereys ore at said deamon. Decco at waed © . 3 he) nS ¥ ‘ood, . 3} 294 ers ee D. Spofford, ere Hill, is & sa 5 88 Blede ian sie wet ee . EE SES Bint fl, mata, tid om of) For Superintendent of Schools. For County 1 Treasurer. Simon Fur A rancisco. a ' per: ; a ty tends to the injury of the] Jas, N, Block, ; 3 % i a 3 “4 2 at faving noe d come’ duty, : bi of bor vob ws sce Rane 8. A. BULFINCH, LW. DREYFUSS : The next step should. Sol. D, Abrahams, do 4 2. ee eo eS i at Bay which fis Wonk rss, te al On bie ins is hereby announced ag a. +g F ( W. Cunningham, Bloomfield. iI & ene date fot the office of Superintend: . [HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANcoe tse “be the expulsion of the school masJoseph Steiner, Grass Valley, < £ = Oy -S hy conan ee en T, gr thao re rethng © devobed extof School ubjet Yo ty ut the cata 66 Oe Meee ee ch ae ter, if they have one in that region. ee rset 2 U1) faewaties & A 5 ry eg = ‘ Visit r . = ove wil sa m ‘Yanch ty Conven ton: . County Convention raue fed ; ; ¢ . ee 2 -— : ‘owler, Columbia Hill, se: : : Sn . “A lunch will Srivivibes that will ae a # ve pee: og oe “319 <j 5 E ea. © & a ors 0 ranciseo . you Posy Ey ae fat. ‘Gone everybody For County Treasurer, m allace, Grass ey. ee Pa oe : y., & Peliarvey, Camptonville, E> j 4 ish the Can Secure Neatly _ age * arya CHARLES W. BLAUSAUF, ; . fs ‘ : 7. be : John Penberth and w, City, es FR anes LACERVILLE ADEMY abject tothe dedksion of the wopublca . < Sec aceon Ga P Sa. gal: pie! _ FURNISHED RoOMS,. \P AC cag bdo : lerncy City, B 5 a at CUA sane Tt Seer» EQUIPPED. 1 ane For Arsen A : ee: A z 5 ‘ Brice by a pele appicaton ofa Bye” i319 BUSH STREET, fame sith, DANIEL C¢ COLLINS, ; a pe by Draggiass, oF sent bj yo 4 tail oh . : AbGracg Valley, September 7th, 1882,t0. -) -sa 2. . @OFFIOE, 25 WURBAY ST., NEW YORE. 4 acs goed . OF. anags Vauury is"HEREBY AN. the wife of i> ae oat =) oe & nk CAL Tera Moterate, . OP 4 Princ net se poy ond Faas: