September 11, 1880 (4 pages)

2 is 1 40 125 aii 674 130 3) 1 OO ) ets; ) cts ) cts"; 1 5Ob : 2 1) 25 Be, Wc, tHe. 2 00: 0 ets. 5 ets. 0 cts. 5 cts, 5 cts, n. rrant ts) LE. DF dealing: tions of with » us give oods ed: th mary i » charg ODS, + rc. . Estab’ TH, ot on™ . Co's A TS. Crack ne Pure instep, aking.— y others’ g, Hose, . , Ete. 0. Agents. JAL THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY CALIFORNTA. Brief Mention. Democratic club meeting at Brown & Morgans Hall to-night. ‘Republican primaries to-day. The po ling places are ‘specified in another column. — —— row case, on trial at te made yesterday: was . During Harry Hill’s recent sojourn at t! .e County Hospital his cabin was’ robbed of all its contents. ma NaRRSeEatiSCounty Central “Committee will meet in this city today, and call a county nominating oo convention. Frank. Young, amalgamator at the Provdene mine, left ee for take’ a stiaatta’ s rest. Two men had a fight at the depot Wednesday night, and one of them iz reported to;have been quite severe— se punished. No arrests. * Dr, H. Cox and Dr. M. D. Merrick, of San Francisco, will address the people of Grass Valley “to-night in the’ interests of Gartield aud Arthur. Mrs. Judge T. BP. Hawley who has been absent in Europe for over two years teturned to her home at Carson, Nevada, Wednesday, very much improved in healthy. Mark Thornton, a native of EngJind, and Mark Shaver and. Peter J. Quinn, natives of England, have de“shemale intentions to become citizens of the United States, ed The weekly, meetings of the Juvenile Temperance Union have been resumed, the first of the new series being held in the vestry of the M. E. church yesterday afternoon. * The RisingSancompany at Colfax receatly concluded the negotiations which have been pending ever since the mine was first putchased, and secured the control of an ample sapply of water. Mrs. Maria Johnson’s house on the Washingter road was broken intoduring her absence one day this week, The burglars ramsacked the house, but stele’nothing excepting three pieces of underclothiag. rt As will be ebserved in the notice published elsewhete, H. Sprung has purchased the interests of Messrs. * Townsend & Eustis iu tke wholesale butchering besiness. Mr. Sprung has had long experience im the busi-—ness, and will no doubt command a large reg. It was reported yesterday that orders had been received from San Francisco te suspend all work ‘on the new mill at the Murcchie mine, and the impression prevailedthat the , company hadconcluded rot to finish it. I¢ seems that the telegram was simply to the effect that the re~ mainder of the work be done by contract, simply, and that the buildiag ‘will be completed as rapidly as possible, Anotker Highway Robbery. It seems that Charles Moran was not the enly victim of foot-pads last Tuesdy night. A man named Doughtery while gemg to his home below theicity was halted om the railroad track by acoupie of villians —probably the sameeones: whe robbed Meram—and at the poiut of a pistol relieved of a dollar in coia aad ® bottle efdiquor. He had more mon‘ey in his hip pocket, but the fellows ” failed 60 find it, “It is about time that the guilty parties are hunted dow, The town needs to be purged of certain characters who infest it, and the sooner they are given notice to leave, the-hetter. — Residcace Sold. -John Bouny, one of the owners in the Spargo mine, has purchased for the sum of $1,500 cash the residence at the corner of Zion street and ~ Tribulation Trail, Piety Hill, formerly owned by Mr. Chestnut. The sale was made through the agency of Postmaster ‘Holbfook. The I X L Auction House opens to-day. Look out for bargains, sll Grass Valley Reform Club. The ladies of Gras Valley were busily engaged Thursday in arranging and decorating the table,refreshments stands and hall for the Reform Club’s opening on Thurday evening. The hall was prettily decoratetl with ivy, while numerous mirrors and oil chromos adorned the walls. The first part of the evening’s exercises consisted of vocal and _ instrumental music and recitations. Thomas’ } ; : The argueedt in ins Weank iter: ea Band discoursed some sweet . music. G. D. Blakey delivered the opening address. He briefly stated the object of the club, which was to make the organization a permanent and enjoyable affair with the assistance of the citizens. The programme was well arranged and rendered. Afcollation was served in an adjoining and dancing commenced. The: htter was kept up till break of day. It is estimated that 125 couples were in attendance, including a large number of Nevadans. As high as 15 sets were on the floor: at’ one time. Financially and socially it was a big success. Some $200 were cleared. The dancing music was furnished by ~ Messrs, Beckett and Maitin’s string band. A $65 Checkering piano added greatly tothe music. The inetrument was recently purchased by the Club. a ‘ First Blood, The political potis beginning to boil in Nevada county. Oa Wednesday night, when Glascock spoke at NorthSan Juan, Justice uf the Peace Stotlar-and-John Stone —became involved in an argument as to the. merits of the speech. The Judge, who is a stalwart Republi+-can,-finally bounced-Mr. Stone;-whotrains with the Hancockers, and for a time ‘the crowd ot spectators were highly edified. After a brief scrimmage both participants quietly Tetired, neither one being much the worse for wear, When they met derstanding was amicably adjusted over a glass of ginger beer, and now piece reigns supreme in San Juan so far as our two belligerent friends are concerned. _ The Bridge Bids. Messrs. Smith and Huckins of the Nevada county Board of Supervisors and J.°B. Russell of the Placer county Board met at the Court House in this city yesterday and opened the bids and specifications for the building of a bridge across Bear river at Crandall’s crossing. Bids were submitted by A. F, Miller, J. B. Lake, San Francisco Bridge Company, Macklin & East— man and Wm. B. Campbell. The bids ranged from $1,476 to $3,200. At time of going to press the -contract had not been awarded. = Take Netice Everybody. The E X L Auction House will open te-day with a full line of Dry Goods, Gent's Clothing, etc., etc. Auction Sales every evening in the week and goods sold at auction priees during the day. fla Dave Averpacnu, Auctioneer. —___2 «——___—_ Umpertant Notice. When you buy your railway tickot at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket, You ought not to travel without it. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 30 days. Godd for $3,000 in the indemnity for disabling injuries, and ) costing but 25 cents a day. s3-1m oe Sherman, Hyde & (oc, . San Francisco, The largest music house on the coast. We keep the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Pianuy;also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sold on easy installments. All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet music. £23 Suzamax, Hrpr & Co, S. CHariim, agent for Nevada Ga. Te ali Whom i¢ may Concern. ) Having disposed of . of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor, The books of the eld firm are at the market, where bills can also ke paid. C. J. Narrzicer, . Nevads City, Aug. 24th, ter these exercises were over a fine} room, -whenthe floor was cleared . again early next morning the misun-., event of death, or for $15 weekly . The Palace Cigar Store. Aurk. Zexinp, the popular tobacconist, has just received’ a fresh . : stock df Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the co. are choice.and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té Save Your Money. —_-——. Save your money for a -few days, when the IXL Auction House will open on Broad. street with one vada City. tf For Supervisor. Relieving that the office of Super. visor should not be of a partizan nature,-I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada-Fownship,-and-respectfnlly solicit for the position the supvort of all my friends regardless of party. ; J. S. THOMPSON. sili = Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do vot. suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from whatever cause. Thé distressing pains experienced by miners, resuiting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonl y known as ‘Giant Powder Headache.” Instantly cured—never known to fail. Do not have your teeth drawn; but get a bottle of Mrs. Dr: Howe's celebrated Tooth Ache Cure. That will instantly sto a the pain and save the tooth. Hold a few drops in the mouth from five to tenminutes. Her . cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use a few drops ina little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s fmouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by. Reddington & Co., and Crane, Bngham & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all druggists. jy22-ly ca el a _ A Fine Thing tor the Teeth. Fragrant Sozodont is a composi‘tion of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom. . Evety ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect’ on the teeth and gums. Its embalming or antisepic ‘property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet. lufury. Sozodont removes all disagreeable odors from the breath.caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc. It is entire— ly free from the i injurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last six months, You Have no Excuse. Have you any excuse for suffering . with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you should goon.from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning pains at the it of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming up of food after -eating, Low spirits, &e. No} — It is positively your own fault if you do. Goto your Druggis—and get a boitle of Green’s August Flower fur 75 cents. Your cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a sample bottle 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. ~> +e A Card. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loses of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that willeure you, FREE + OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Jossen T. Lowtax, Station D, New Yorn Crrr. : m8-ly PLEasant, wholesome, The adjectives that apply to honey of horehound and tar. y. ale's One Minute. Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. erator. RUDOLPH Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada For Supervisor. RGE F. JACOBS respectfull weer aad te oa ec eee for ‘the office of isor of the First District, a ee eee Convention, . For Supervisor 1st District. M. W. SMITH, having for the past fifteen years been a resi ent and a. voter in Nevada City, ¥ announces ee j before the Resee Cente ences = Se ee nation and as Supervisor of the lst District. . sl TAKE NOTICE. HE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of C. J. i NAFFZIGER having been turned over to me for -ollection, all persons indebted to bi will pings call at my office, on Broad Ferien oe oe an of da, wi en — LEOP. GARTHE. Nevads City, August 26th, 139. . Ima a favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac. and will His stock of Candies and Nuts . *!! ‘inds of Pike’s Toothache. Drops Care’ ia . Couns, Op. KEYSTONE MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. HAVING purchased the above named Market, I will be glad tosee all former patrons be able to supply the public with Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept in a FIRST CLASS MAR KET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND FRESE DARD, of thelargest stocks brought to Ne-. Of my own manufacture, which is alae teed to be A. No. 1. Having had long experience in the business, I can guaraytee to give perfect satisfaction to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. Al kinds of five Stock for Sale at All Times. sine CHAS. KENT. JOHN Sole Avent in The“SLOTE” CIGAR! FIVE CENTS APIECE Neva da, City. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, KXBYADA CITY, MUNGOR @N NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETORS, : 3; y the above Market we are now , a fy prepared to.supply the public: A with the best of . . Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, Ete. Our facilities for procuring fat ‘young cattle are superior to any firm in Nevada county, and our customers can always rely u getting the 4 — Best Meats To be hadin the Market. 4£@Satistaction guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully rolicit a. continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed seston our Predecessor. nh HAVING PURCHASED . . : \ . . WI) = 9h ot 3 i ¢< a : Give’ them a Trial! A. LADEMAN, ‘Groceries, Provisions, Produce, ieeeniete belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, prepared to furnish all goods in his line at A. LADEMAN, Cor. Broad and Commercial 3ts. Nevada City, July 15th. ae PURCHASED THE STOCK J+ Ete; Ete, Announces to the public that he is now Prices as low as the Lowest. JOHN J ACK, Nevada City. The oldest stand in Nevad in Nevada. 5; 8 TJCOHN JA. LINE STRERT, NEVADA we . . THE “SLOTE” CCAR ! “Full Havana Filler,” cise ss ca Sole Agents for Nevada County : GEO. S. HOWE, Grass Valiey. A. J. GRAHAM, Truckee, . ; JOHN JACK'S TOBACCO” STORE . a City ! The Cheapest Store in Nevada City. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS ! 34 different brands of “PLUG” TOBACCO, More kinds than any store ts.Before purchasing any Claes or Tobacco elsewhere, be sure to “ on JOHN. JACK, who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPES’ Also always on hand a full supply of Cutlery, Fancy Goods, a dies, Limes, Oranges, and Fruits of all kinds. SCHMIDT. & POTTER, COMMERCIAL STREET, Next door to Naffziger’ 8 Meat Market. NEV ADA CITY, Deer= im Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. —__—» &@ Having opened the above Store, and cd neo twipsee Goods, we are prepared to supLOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--‘‘Buy and sell for Cash.” ; sa We extend a cordia) invitation to our friends and the public freely to call and examine our Goods and Prices. ab California Favorite G. M EATON, Rocklin. Most Weonderfal Iavention ef the Age. It ig wire couple and for elasticity and darability it cannot be surpassed. We aapiaia the Bed in every particulur. Sample aud Order Office at TAOS. SACKA'S, Broad St. abeve Pine. ¢e™ Don't buy any other unt] you have seen this one: je29 Notice to Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS will be seniiiad at the office-of the County Clerk of Neva: da County, until 1 o’clock P. M.on Friday, September 10th, 1880, for plans, tions ang bids for g 2 bridge across Bear River at the Cua or Neill crossing. de 209 feet in length froin , With one span 100 and all plans, specifi By order of*the Boards of Supervisors of vada Placer coun Ne and cou: es 3 E CAER, Clerk of Nevada County. Dated Nevade City August 30th, 1888. ‘Lamber tor building bridge can be ebtained on the ground fer $16 per M. Case Goods, Flour and Feed, stocked it with a Large and Fresh Stock of ply the public with everything in our line at 0 Business and Dwelling Houses are s dreds of strangers have arrived in our thousands more. vated, The stock offered for sale consists of Silver Plated Ware, Crockery and Gl Every man, woman, and child, espec tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they wil own prices:: All Goods will be sold at pr. ate sale uae DAVID AUE THE GREAT BOOM Has Arrived in Nevada City at Last. carce and Rents are Higher. Hun city, and there is still room tor The Chinese have gone, and everybody is making money, consequent’ y in the language of the poet, everything is lovely and the goose hange ele20,000 Dollars worth GENERAL MERCHANDISE. PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash without limit or reserve, a’ TETEImport ant CHEAP CASH ST ORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. mien THE GRAND SALE WILL’ COMMENUE ON ee ee a EVENING And to continue Every Evening until further notice. Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades,' Pequcits, Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flavnels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, Millinery Goods, Men’s, ~. Youths and Boy’s Clothing. . : ass Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, avi a thousand articles too nu.nerous to mention. ially the ladies, should take advan 1 be able to procare goods at the.r in fact goods wil) be given away for litthe or nothing. during the day and at Auction 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the the right to reject any . every evening, at 7 The Boards reserve the righ i nd IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE,On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening , August RBACH, AUCTIONEER. — elt

2 is 1 40 125 aii 674 130 3) 1 OO ) ets; ) cts ) cts"; 1 5Ob : 2 1) 25 Be, Wc, tHe. 2 00: 0 ets. 5 ets. 0 cts. 5 cts, 5 cts, n. rrant ts) LE. DF dealing: tions of with » us give oods ed: th mary i » charg ODS, + rc. . Estab’ TH, ot on™ . Co's A TS. Crack ne Pure instep, aking.— y others’ g, Hose, . , Ete. 0. Agents. JAL THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEVADA CITY CALIFORNTA. Brief Mention. Democratic club meeting at Brown & Morgans Hall to-night. ‘Republican primaries to-day. The po ling places are ‘specified in another column.. — —— row case, on trial at te made yesterday: was . During Harry Hill’s recent sojourn at t! .e County Hospital his cabin was’ robbed of all its contents. ma NaRRSeEatiSCounty Central “Committee will meet in this city today, and call a county nominating oo convention. Frank. Young, amalgamator at the Provdene mine, left ee for take’ a stiaatta’ s rest. Two men had a fight at the depot Wednesday night, and one of them iz reported to;have been quite severe— se punished. No arrests. * Dr, H. Cox and Dr. M. D. Merrick, of San Francisco, will address the people of Grass Valley “to-night in the’ interests of Gartield aud Arthur. Mrs. Judge T. BP. Hawley who has been absent in Europe for over two years teturned to her home at Carson, Nevada, Wednesday, very much improved in healthy. Mark Thornton, a native of EngJind, and Mark Shaver and. Peter J. Quinn, natives of England, have de“shemale intentions to become citizens of the United States, ed The weekly, meetings of the Juvenile Temperance Union have been resumed, the first of the new series being held in the vestry of the M. E. church yesterday afternoon. * The RisingSancompany at Colfax receatly concluded the negotiations which have been pending ever since the mine was first putchased, and secured the control of an ample sapply of water. Mrs. Maria Johnson’s house on the Washingter road was broken intoduring her absence one day this week, The burglars ramsacked the house, but stele’nothing excepting three pieces of underclothiag. rt As will be ebserved in the notice published elsewhete, H. Sprung has purchased the interests of Messrs. * Townsend & Eustis iu tke wholesale butchering besiness. Mr. Sprung has had long experience im the busi-—ness, and will no doubt command a large reg. It was reported yesterday that orders had been received from San Francisco te suspend all work ‘on the new mill at the Murcchie mine, and the impression prevailedthat the , company hadconcluded rot to finish it. I¢ seems that the telegram was simply to the effect that the re~ mainder of the work be done by contract, simply, and that the buildiag ‘will be completed as rapidly as possible, Anotker Highway Robbery. It seems that Charles Moran was not the enly victim of foot-pads last Tuesdy night. A man named Doughtery while gemg to his home below theicity was halted om the railroad track by acoupie of villians —probably the sameeones: whe robbed Meram—and at the poiut of a pistol relieved of a dollar in coia aad ® bottle efdiquor. He had more mon‘ey in his hip pocket, but the fellows ” failed 60 find it, “It is about time that the guilty parties are hunted dow, The town needs to be purged of certain characters who infest it, and the sooner they are given notice to leave, the-hetter. — Residcace Sold. -John Bouny, one of the owners in the Spargo mine, has purchased for the sum of $1,500 cash the residence at the corner of Zion street and ~ Tribulation Trail, Piety Hill, formerly owned by Mr. Chestnut. The sale was made through the agency of Postmaster ‘Holbfook. The I X L Auction House opens to-day. Look out for bargains, sll Grass Valley Reform Club. The ladies of Gras Valley were busily engaged Thursday in arranging and decorating the table,refreshments stands and hall for the Reform Club’s opening on Thurday evening. The hall was prettily decoratetl with ivy, while numerous mirrors and oil chromos adorned the walls. The first part of the evening’s exercises consisted of vocal and _ instrumental music and recitations. Thomas’ } ; : The argueedt in ins Weank iter: ea Band discoursed some sweet . music. G. D. Blakey delivered the opening address. He briefly stated the object of the club, which was to make the organization a permanent and enjoyable affair with the assistance of the citizens. The programme was well arranged and rendered. Afcollation was served in an adjoining and dancing commenced. The: htter was kept up till break of day. It is estimated that 125 couples were in attendance, including a large number of Nevadans. As high as 15 sets were on the floor: at’ one time. Financially and socially it was a big success. Some $200 were cleared. The dancing music was furnished by ~ Messrs, Beckett and Maitin’s string band. A $65 Checkering piano added greatly tothe music. The inetrument was recently purchased by the Club. a ‘ First Blood, The political potis beginning to boil in Nevada county. Oa Wednesday night, when Glascock spoke at NorthSan Juan, Justice uf the Peace Stotlar-and-John Stone —became involved in an argument as to the. merits of the speech. The Judge, who is a stalwart Republi+-can,-finally bounced-Mr. Stone;-whotrains with the Hancockers, and for a time ‘the crowd ot spectators were highly edified. After a brief scrimmage both participants quietly Tetired, neither one being much the worse for wear, When they met derstanding was amicably adjusted over a glass of ginger beer, and now piece reigns supreme in San Juan so far as our two belligerent friends are concerned. _ The Bridge Bids. Messrs. Smith and Huckins of the Nevada county Board of Supervisors and J.°B. Russell of the Placer county Board met at the Court House in this city yesterday and opened the bids and specifications for the building of a bridge across Bear river at Crandall’s crossing. Bids were submitted by A. F, Miller, J. B. Lake, San Francisco Bridge Company, Macklin & East— man and Wm. B. Campbell. The bids ranged from $1,476 to $3,200. At time of going to press the -contract had not been awarded. = Take Netice Everybody. The E X L Auction House will open te-day with a full line of Dry Goods, Gent's Clothing, etc., etc. Auction Sales every evening in the week and goods sold at auction priees during the day. fla Dave Averpacnu, Auctioneer. —___2 «——___—_ Umpertant Notice. When you buy your railway tickot at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket, You ought not to travel without it. 25 cents a day, or $4.50 for 30 days. Godd for $3,000 in the indemnity for disabling injuries, and ) costing but 25 cents a day. s3-1m oe Sherman, Hyde & (oc, . San Francisco, The largest music house on the coast. We keep the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease & Co. Pianuy;also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sold on easy installments. All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet music. £23 Suzamax, Hrpr & Co, S. CHariim, agent for Nevada Ga. Te ali Whom i¢ may Concern. ) Having disposed of . of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atonce. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor, The books of the eld firm are at the market, where bills can also ke paid. C. J. Narrzicer, . Nevads City, Aug. 24th, ter these exercises were over a fine} room, -whenthe floor was cleared . again early next morning the misun-., event of death, or for $15 weekly . The Palace Cigar Store. Aurk. Zexinp, the popular tobacconist, has just received’ a fresh . : stock df Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the co. are choice.and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té Save Your Money. —_-——. Save your money for a -few days, when the IXL Auction House will open on Broad. street with one vada City. tf For Supervisor. Relieving that the office of Super. visor should not be of a partizan nature,-I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada-Fownship,-and-respectfnlly solicit for the position the supvort of all my friends regardless of party. ; J. S. THOMPSON. sili = Neuralgia is a Disease of the Past. Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do vot. suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs. Dr.

Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from whatever cause. Thé distressing pains experienced by miners, resuiting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonl y known as ‘Giant Powder Headache.” Instantly cured—never known to fail. Do not have your teeth drawn; but get a bottle of Mrs. Dr: Howe's celebrated Tooth Ache Cure. That will instantly sto a the pain and save the tooth. Hold a few drops in the mouth from five to tenminutes. Her . cures for tooth ache and neuralgia have never failed yet. Mothers use a few drops ina little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s fmouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by. Reddington & Co., and Crane, Bngham & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all druggists. jy22-ly ca el a _ A Fine Thing tor the Teeth. Fragrant Sozodont is a composi‘tion of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom. . Evety ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect’ on the teeth and gums. Its embalming or antisepic ‘property and aromatic fragrance makes it a toilet. lufury. Sozodont removes all disagreeable odors from the breath.caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc. It is entire— ly free from the i injurious and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last six months, You Have no Excuse. Have you any excuse for suffering . with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you should goon.from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning pains at the it of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Tongue, and disagreeable taste inthe mouth, Coming up of food after -eating, Low spirits, &e. No} — It is positively your own fault if you do. Goto your Druggis—and get a boitle of Green’s August Flower fur 75 cents. Your cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a sample bottle 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. ~> +e A Card. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loses of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that willeure you, FREE + OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered bya missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Jossen T. Lowtax, Station D, New Yorn Crrr. : m8-ly PLEasant, wholesome, The adjectives that apply to honey of horehound and tar. y. ale's One Minute. Photographs equal to San Francisco’s best. erator. RUDOLPH Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada For Supervisor. RGE F. JACOBS respectfull weer aad te oa ec eee for ‘the office of isor of the First District, a ee eee Convention, . For Supervisor 1st District. M. W. SMITH, having for the past fifteen years been a resi ent and a. voter in Nevada City, ¥ announces ee j before the Resee Cente ences = Se ee nation and as Supervisor of the lst District. . sl TAKE NOTICE. HE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of C. J. i NAFFZIGER having been turned over to me for -ollection, all persons indebted to bi will pings call at my office, on Broad Ferien oe oe an of da, wi en — LEOP. GARTHE. Nevads City, August 26th, 139. . Ima a favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac. and will His stock of Candies and Nuts . *!! ‘inds of Pike’s Toothache. Drops Care’ ia . Couns, Op. KEYSTONE MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. HAVING purchased the above named Market, I will be glad tosee all former patrons be able to supply the public with Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally kept in a FIRST CLASS MAR KET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND FRESE DARD, of thelargest stocks brought to Ne-. Of my own manufacture, which is alae teed to be A. No. 1. Having had long experience in the business, I can guaraytee to give perfect satisfaction to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. Al kinds of five Stock for Sale at All Times. sine CHAS. KENT. JOHN Sole Avent in The“SLOTE” CIGAR! FIVE CENTS APIECE Neva da, City. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET, KXBYADA CITY, MUNGOR @N NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETORS, : 3; y the above Market we are now , a fy prepared to.supply the public: A with the best of . . Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Corn Beef, Sausages, Ete. Our facilities for procuring fat ‘young cattle are superior to any firm in Nevada county, and our customers can always rely u getting the 4 — Best Meats To be hadin the Market. 4£@Satistaction guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully rolicit a. continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed seston our Predecessor. nh HAVING PURCHASED . . : \ . . WI) = 9h ot 3 i ¢< a : Give’ them a Trial! A. LADEMAN, ‘Groceries, Provisions, Produce, ieeeniete belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, prepared to furnish all goods in his line at A. LADEMAN, Cor. Broad and Commercial 3ts. Nevada City, July 15th. ae PURCHASED THE STOCK J+ Ete; Ete, Announces to the public that he is now Prices as low as the Lowest. JOHN J ACK, Nevada City. The oldest stand in Nevad in Nevada. 5; 8 TJCOHN JA. LINE STRERT, NEVADA we . . THE “SLOTE” CCAR ! “Full Havana Filler,” cise ss ca Sole Agents for Nevada County : GEO. S. HOWE, Grass Valiey. A. J. GRAHAM, Truckee, . ; JOHN JACK'S TOBACCO” STORE . a City ! The Cheapest Store in Nevada City. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS ! 34 different brands of “PLUG” TOBACCO, More kinds than any store ts.Before purchasing any Claes or Tobacco elsewhere, be sure to “ on JOHN. JACK, who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPES’ Also always on hand a full supply of Cutlery, Fancy Goods, a dies, Limes, Oranges, and Fruits of all kinds. SCHMIDT. & POTTER, COMMERCIAL STREET, Next door to Naffziger’ 8 Meat Market. NEV ADA CITY, Deer= im Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. —__—» &@ Having opened the above Store, and cd neo twipsee Goods, we are prepared to supLOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--‘‘Buy and sell for Cash.” ; sa We extend a cordia) invitation to our friends and the public freely to call and examine our Goods and Prices. ab California Favorite G. M EATON, Rocklin. Most Weonderfal Iavention ef the Age. It ig wire couple and for elasticity and darability it cannot be surpassed. We aapiaia the Bed in every particulur. Sample aud Order Office at TAOS. SACKA'S, Broad St. abeve Pine. ¢e™ Don't buy any other unt] you have seen this one: je29 Notice to Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS will be seniiiad at the office-of the County Clerk of Neva: da County, until 1 o’clock P. M.on Friday, September 10th, 1880, for plans, tions ang bids for g 2 bridge across Bear River at the Cua or Neill crossing. de 209 feet in length froin , With one span 100 and all plans, specifi By order of*the Boards of Supervisors of vada Placer coun Ne and cou: es 3 E CAER, Clerk of Nevada County. Dated Nevade City August 30th, 1888. ‘Lamber tor building bridge can be ebtained on the ground fer $16 per M. Case Goods, Flour and Feed, stocked it with a Large and Fresh Stock of ply the public with everything in our line at 0 Business and Dwelling Houses are s dreds of strangers have arrived in our thousands more. vated, The stock offered for sale consists of Silver Plated Ware, Crockery and Gl Every man, woman, and child, espec tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they wil own prices:: All Goods will be sold at pr. ate sale uae DAVID AUE THE GREAT BOOM Has Arrived in Nevada City at Last. carce and Rents are Higher. Hun city, and there is still room tor The Chinese have gone, and everybody is making money, consequent’ y in the language of the poet, everything is lovely and the goose hange ele20,000 Dollars worth GENERAL MERCHANDISE. PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash without limit or reserve, a’ TETEImport ant CHEAP CASH ST ORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, opposite Coe’s Shoe Store. mien THE GRAND SALE WILL’ COMMENUE ON ee ee a EVENING And to continue Every Evening until further notice. Dry Goods, Dress and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades,' Pequcits, Moricals, Prints, Cheviots, Calicos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flavnels, Bed Spreads, Boots and Shoes, Millinery Goods, Men’s, ~. Youths and Boy’s Clothing. . : ass Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, avi a thousand articles too nu.nerous to mention. ially the ladies, should take advan 1 be able to procare goods at the.r in fact goods wil) be given away for litthe or nothing. during the day and at Auction 1-2 o'clock, until further notice, at the the right to reject any . every evening, at 7 The Boards reserve the righ i nd IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE,On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening , August RBACH, AUCTIONEER. — elt