September 25, 1880 (4 pages)

),009 ent, Cn, resin rane NCE . Caldail nore \ the 3 ice; av.) tine”. } Uo, and t the ter 4 € yb. ainst ed to sentWw nary 1 innt of orpof the erits tion the INS Id, IR, $ RTON FOX, istrict,. i. rt Tp. York,“alley, Valley. dla. revada. e Lake, ada. , City. . OR, . THE DAILY TR?.NSCRIPT NEVavA CITY C4. LIFORNIA. Brief Mention. The nights have been exceedingly cold for the last week, Democritic Club meeting < at Workingmen’s Hall to-night. Elser’s Light Guard Band. will give their first. soiree at Hunt’s Hall next Friday evening. —&R Twenty loads of quartz from the Ford and McDonald claim at Grass . Valley has just been oreshed ‘and yielded $7,407.22. Tho dancing party of “Emanuel Guild at Grass Valley will be given next Wednesday evening at the -rooms of the Reform Club, — se JM. Holoomh is mot Praaiddes4 the young couple. Half a ‘aundred . 4s © of the El Capitan company, as *‘inadi vertently stated yesterday. : P be et th Bloss of New York still retains that{ “*8 spread. Duritig the éVening B.C. position. ; ; Doctors Hunt and Welch’ yester: day amputated just above the ankle the leg of Stephen Quinn, who was so severely hurt atMarsh's sawmill congratulations ‘and ‘joyful wishes of this week. ' A‘number of tlie Sisters ‘and papils from the Grass Valley convent came over to Nevada yesterday for . abit of fcesh air. Theré were two ot three wagons full of there: ee Remember that if you have not put your name on the Great Register : o! Nevada county within two years past, and do not. yet it there by Monday, October 4th, you leseyour vote this fall, A splendid titne is ‘anticipated ‘at the ball to’be given’ at Washington to-night for the benefit. of widow . * Carey.” It is expected that peopte, ® will bein attendance from various: >> parts of the county. : “An Editor's Escape,” is She + heading of an advertisement in the ‘Grass Valley Union. We -haven’t ; read the rest of the article, -but are } satisfied that, if the writer told thé truth, an enraged man ascending the front stairs with a shot-gun in his hand, and .a trembling journalist shinning down an eave-spout, figure promineptly in the sketch. * Democratic Delezates Elected. _ ee ete eee Nineteen sld-line Democrats of his precinct met ‘at the City Hall night before last for the purpese of ominating eighteen delegates to the County Cenventien to be veted. for ut the primaries to-day. Hach perou present was permitted to write on separate slips of paper the names of two persons, The whole were then pebinte.e hat and thoroughly mixed, and thedirst eighteen drawn-eut were leclared the candidates. The tdllowing comprise the ticket: P.' Jancy, A. Rosenthal, J. I. Caldwell, A. Lademan,.Jas. DB. White, Thos. Marker,:H. V. Rearden, Leep. Garthe, John Kistle, Niles Searls, ohn Anderson, Mike Garver, Mike Hanley, Geo. Kehler, Geo, S. Hupp, -C, Donnely, Jas. Kitts, > 3 A Straw. Here is an item fer the Union and Free Lance: Lance to copy, aud for Chairman Kitts to read to the members at the next meeting of. he Democratic club: There are eleven men in ‘the ounty Jail, and every one of them ay they will vote for Hancogk and English. Here is another item, but as it’ Pas been copy-righted our Democra~ tie cotemporaries are positively verned against reprodyeing it, and or the same reasons it must mot be ead by Chairman Kitts; All of the prisoners now in the oupty Jail with one exception will have served out their terms by the time that ‘the next Presidential leetion rolls around, . Mining at Columbia MIU James Broderick of Little Grass Walley was in the sity yesterday, fie says thet little is doing in the nines around Columbia Hill, the Vater supply being very low, The Farrel ia running with a little water, nd the Laird is decasionally enabled »¢0 some washing, The Consoli-} Hated is doing nothing with the exption of ‘at the new shaft; he shaft is down 130 fect. and on ad —. drifts are “bein fun, ground is very wet, 4 being quite hard ulres a great iy Taig ee . tanremwe ‘. The principal object of their search The Schmidt-Gordon Nuptials. L. P. Schmidt and Miss Carrie Gordon were by Rev, Father Grace united in the holy bonds of matrimony at St. Ganice Catholic church in-this city at eight o'clock Thursday evening. The bride and bridesmaid (Miss Mary Enright) were faultlessly attired, the former y-earing a rich ashes-of-roses silk, with the customary veil and orange blos— soms gracefully ‘arranged. .The bridegroom and groomsman "(Jolin Schmidt Jr.,) appéaréd in fall eveevening dréss, The ceremony, which proved unusually ‘imprestive, was witnessed by a large’ number “of friends and telatives of the dduiple. At its conclusidn a receptién “was held at the pleasant residende éf the grootms father, John Schmildt, Sr., on Broad street. Matiy’ costly and useful presents were béstowed tipon Hpersons were present ‘at: the receptio and ‘partook of tte bazquet that {Eleer’s Light Guard’ Rand sérenaded. 7 the newly-married pair, whe have lived in this city'ftém childhood and [are universally ‘esteemed and rejspected. They have the hearty ‘a very large circle of friends whose expectatiots of ‘happiness tothem are all prophecies, They will make their home‘ia the’ house om “Broad street ownéd by Mrs. Francis Burns. _,meturned From Arizona, ' ~* Skiff Murchie and his brother James have returned from a seven ‘weeks’ trip to the Colorado river in ‘the vicinity of Arizona City, whither they went ona prospecting tour. ‘was geld-bearing gravel, and they ‘found several placers that prospect‘ed well. They also discovered some wold~bearing ledges, and Skiff thinks ‘that within afew years quartz min‘ing willbe an important industry ‘there. As yet no extensive devel‘ymportant Medical Notice. br. B. W. Charles, SurgeonHomeopathist, has purchased the pusiness of Dr. A. Dobson at Grass ‘Valley. He will hereafter visit [that city every afternoon, during which times the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity will find him in the office on Church street, opposite Hamilton Hall. His Nevada City office is at the Hughes cottage, rear of the Court House. 822-lm “ 8& BooK-KEEPING and writing, $10 % month. Writing alone, $5. Ches— nutwood’s Business College. 1m. The Palace Cigar Store. » ALex. ZEKIND, the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, favorite varieties of Chewing Tobac. co, His stock ofCandies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té — Teo all Whom it may Concern. Having; disposed of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their aceounts at once. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthé, who is here by authorized to collect all accounts; dueme and re€eipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at_ the market, where bills can also be paid. , ©. Jd. Narrzrcer, Nevada City, Ang. 24th. —_<-> -Important Netice. When you buy your railway ticket; at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket., You ought not to travel without it, 25 cents a day, or $4.50. for 39 days. Good for $3,000 in the ¢:vent of death, or for $15 weekly ‘indemnity for disabling injuries, and costing but.25 eents a day. s3-l1m +._— For Superviser. opments of either kind have been made there, but the outlook for the future is exceedingly favorable. ee Surprise Party. rene é During the past few days a large among our citizens to attend a sur— prise party to be given in honor OF. Mrs. E. Weiss on Thursday night, That evening a host of the lady’s friends assembled at the home of Mrs. Stansfield on Sacramento street, img was eujoyably spent in dancing, the music being furnished by Elser Brothers and Mr. Guild. Supper was served at midaight. The festiv— ities were continued till towards Nefice to Voters. County Clerk Carr is having; primted a lot of posters motifying al . persons desirousef voting thie Fall, and who have mot registered within the last two years, that their names must be or the. Great Register of Nevada county on or before Monday, Octeber 4th, asupon that day the names will be sent to the priater. The following cash patents for Ne vada county properties have beon received at the Marysville Land Office: 6698, Sylvester Dingham; 6609, Thomas G, Smith; 7173, John Edwards, Said patents will be delivered upon return of the duplicate receipte, The Providence Engines. The two engines in the hoisting works of the Providence mine are found not te have been so badly damaged by the fire es at first supposed. Phey wil] be replaced ja the new building efter being repaired at the Nevade Foundry, _ Fo the Public. ~ Haying made arrangements to dis) pose of my entire stock and building in this eity, [ would respectfully inform the pubjie and sll in want of any goods in my live, that [ will offer extra inducements forcash, The stock will remain full and complete im every respect in the future as in Gro, E. Torxzz, Nevava Crrv, Sept. 22d--2w Alot of Mining Tools can be bought eheap. Enquire of A. R. ‘atore, Broad street Nevady City, lw number of invitations. were issued . .}Me uraigia is a Disease of the Past. : rties of tooth pastes andWadsworth at Mulloy’s grocery . pe which destroy the inaanek Gus Relieving that the office of Super. visor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself asa candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support of all my friends regardless of party. ae J. S. Tompson, : Sherman, Hyde & €o,San Francisco. The largest music house on the coast. We keep the. célebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease-& Co. Pianv;also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sold on easy install: ments,—_All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet music, f28 . Superman, Hype & Co. S. Carry, agent for Nevada Co. @ Use instead of unwholesome cosmetics, Glenn’s sulphur soap, which urifies’ and_ beautifies the skiu. ills hair and whisker dye, b.ack or brown _50 cts. : Pike’s Toothache drops cure in one minute, Pho aphs equal to Sea Franebso's best. CoLtins, Operator, RuDoOLPH Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada Mrs. Dr. Howe's celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do not suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced by miners, resulting fromethe use of Giant Powder, and commonly known as ‘‘Giant Powder Headache.” In-: stantly cured—never known to fail. Do not have your teeth drawn; but t a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celerated Tooth Ache Cure. That will instantly stop 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 mouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all druggists. : jy22-ly "A Fime Thing for the Tecth. t Sozodont is a composition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom. Every ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its embalming autisepic and aromatic sonnet cet ik toilet luxury. ly free from the injurivus and acrid of the choicest brands, Also all the . ~ Sozedont removes all disagreeable} tarrh, bad teeth, etc. It is entire— Loveliness as a Fine Art. Every lady who has used ‘‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” will admit that thel improvement of the complexion should be classed among, the Fine Arts. Though she may be past the heyday of youth, yet, like a faded influence of this rejuvenating soap It has too, a raré and delicate’ odor, far superior to. must of the sickly perfumes of the day, and a distin guished chemist pronounces it harmless. Beware of counterfeits. See that ‘‘C. N, Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet without which none is’ genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60 cents: ‘‘Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye” isalsoa wonder worker. It le eolor a most perfect and brilliant black or brown tint; is safe, sure and cheap. = >.> —ee It is generally supposed by physiDyspepsiacan not invariab)y be cured but we are pleased to’ say that ‘. Green’s August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia. and Liver comp!'aiut in all its fornis, such as sour Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, etc. Out of the not a‘ single failure was reported but thousands of complimentary lettersreceived from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve any case. ‘Try’ it. Sampie bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents, = a A Card. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss: of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JoserH T. Inman, Station D, New York Crvy. m§-ly as Insurance offered by the Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. IRST. Recause its INCONTESTABLE Polices are simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and inequitable settlements or annoying litigation, Second. Because its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters recently "png . from holders of Tontine Policies clearly prove. Third. Because of its financial strength, progressive ogg, penn and widely extended business. (The average annual amount of its new policies issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other company,) i Policies carried Ten Years with the return of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. 1st Example: Policy No. 43,563, issued May 25, 1869. Amount... $10,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years). 5,594.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash 36,455.80, having had besides $10,000 of assurance for eleven years, 115 gs cent of premiums paid returnable in cash, is example and thbse which follew show that Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declared by any other Company. 2d Example: Policy No. 58,543, issued Dec. 30, 1870. Endowment 20 years. _ Tontine Period Ten years. Amount. .$10,000,00 Total Premiums paid(10 years). 7,539.00 The assured on Dec, 30, 1880, will be en titled todraw, in cash, $3,033.30, 120 per ct. remiums paid. : These oh se although predicted by carefully made estimates are Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Returns. 3d Example. Policy No. 41,621, issued March 27, 1869. Amount... $5,000.00 Total premiums paid.... 2,908.95 In this case the assured withdrew, March 27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct. of premiums paid, _ : . Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, showing Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid. . Assets, $37,366,841.75 Surplus, $7,515,407,75 HENRY B. HYDE. __ VICE-PRESIDENT: . James W. Alexandgr. bottle will last gjx months, AGENT, NEVADA CITY,-GAL. picture retouched with its originaed tines, she blooms anew under th . ha to gray hair or any unegsira. -eians-and-the—people-generally-that’ 50,000 dozen bottles soll last year,’ REPUBLICAN } Falseimpression. —s sf Equitable Life Assurance} "NOMINEES. 2 te oi For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. For Treasurer. SCHMITTBURG, Of Nevada City. . G> von ul For Sheri, E. P. SANFORD, Of Grass Valley. For County Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, ~ Of Grass Valley. 7 © For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York, For Supervisor, Ist District, ; H. C. MILLS, Of Nevada City. a California Favorite SPRING BED, —MADE. BY— G. M EATON, Rocklin, -of the Age. 8 It is a wire couple and for elasticity and ‘. durability it cannot be surpassed. ~ We guarantee the Bed in every particulir. Sample and Order Of_ice at THOS. JACK A'S, Broad St. above Pine. 2" Don’t buy any other unt#l you have seen this one,’ je2o CASEI PRICE List —OF THE— BEER VE” GROCERY STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City a per 100 Ibs., $2 73 9° Ground Barley, pet 100 Ibs., 1 674 Whole Barley, per 100 lbs., 150 E. B. Tea, per lb., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb., 35 Beehive Tea, per lb, Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, ro 3 Ibs., 25 ete Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 106 Best Island Rice, 10 lbs., 1 00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 4 00 Oysters, 12 cans 100 Tomatoes, 7 cans 100 Tobacco, Qil Can full of Coffee, Milk Can full of Cotiee, 3 lbs., 60 Dinner Can ‘full of Coltee,5 lbs., 1 00 per lb, 70 Beans, 334 lbs. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts. Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25-cta: Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal. 50c do do do 5 yal can, 225 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 00 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, . 25 Mustard, per bottle, 10c, Pepper, per bottle, lc, Wash Tubs, from 50 centsio 200 Wash Boards, 30 cts. Watcr Buckets, 374 cts. Clothes Baskets, £0 cts. Rolling Pins, . 15 ets. Potato Mashers, 15 cts. All goods subject to correction. i Everything Fresh and warrant eq to be the Best. Bichard Roberts HE Most Wonderful Invention Flour, Assorted Crackers 140 Soda Crackers SO Mackerel, No. 1, per kit, : 250" ran, per, 100 lbs.,', 1 25 Small Corn, per 100 Ibs., 1 874 Wheat, per 100 lbs., 25 Corn, 5)cans 100 Jelly, 3 cans, 99 Syrup, per gallon, 87} Sardines, small cans, 6cans 1 00:1 Sardines, large cans. 4 cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 3 lbs., 60 . Nevada and Grass Valley ~ Wood & Lumber Co. —_—_——— . a Y EEP CONSTANTLY ON K FOR SALE. All kinds of Common and Clear LUMBER! DRESSED FLOORING, = § AND 10 INCH RUSTIC, ° SIX INCH SIDING, BEADED CEILING, DRESSED PICKETS, ROUGH PICKETS SHAKES, ee : SHINGLES, FENCE POSTS, MINING POLES, LAGGING, Oak & Spruce Wood, Ete, u. South Yuba W & M.Co., Main Street, Ait) — te 7, 2° All orders will be promptly at« tended to, —— y &@Telephonic communication between Nevada City.and Yard. Nevada, June 13th. KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. BAT ao me HAVING purchased the above a RY 6 Mes me named Market, -I will be ; d glad tosee all former patrons and will be able to’supply the public with ail kinds of ‘ : Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally “kept ims a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND — FRESE IA » ci +. > = hOf my own manufacture, which is’ guaranteed to be A, No. 1, Having had long experience in the business, . can guarantee to give perfect satisfac tion to all, and will supply the Very Best inmy Line. Ail Kinds of Live Stock for Sale at : All Times. CHAS. KENT. au24 Spring Street, Nevada City. Geo. Gehrig, Proprietor. — Formerly owntr.of the Milwaukee Brewery, San Francisco. Having purchased the good will and fixtures of L. W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee . Brewery, he isnow. prepared to furnish the trade with the best of ALE AND PORTER. Having had many vears experience in the isiness, and*aiso the reputation of -being « First Class Brewer, he solicits the pat ronage Of tahe old customers and Inany Lew ones, His object will be tokeep the . Best Beer in the Mountains Try ttand be Convinced. GEO. GEHRIG, } hn Nevada City, Sept." 8th. JOHN I. CALDWELL, _ Atioteee ut Law, ‘Notary Public gnd Conveyancer. Offige—South side Broad street, opp. ‘Union street, Nevada City, TILL practice in all the Courts pf this \ State, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California, Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgages f #2.50 each ; certificates of acknowledyginent thereto incInded. _s : dele H. 8. Bradley, ivil Engineer Civi < 2 an U.S. Deputy Surveyor. Nevada City; Cat. aoe LATHS, Office = Town Talk, and at MILWAUKEE BREWERY, = os a Pig OS Soar abs is, Riel Son Se ae

),009 ent, Cn, resin rane NCE . Caldail nore \ the 3 ice; av.) tine”. } Uo, and t the ter 4 € yb. ainst ed to sentWw nary 1 innt of orpof the erits tion the INS Id, IR, $ RTON FOX, istrict,. i. rt Tp. York,“alley, Valley. dla. revada. e Lake, ada. , City. . OR, . THE DAILY TR?.NSCRIPT NEVavA CITY C4. LIFORNIA. Brief Mention. The nights have been exceedingly cold for the last week, Democritic Club meeting < at Workingmen’s Hall to-night. Elser’s Light Guard Band. will give their first. soiree at Hunt’s Hall next Friday evening. —&R Twenty loads of quartz from the Ford and McDonald claim at Grass . Valley has just been oreshed ‘and yielded $7,407.22. Tho dancing party of “Emanuel Guild at Grass Valley will be given next Wednesday evening at the -rooms of the Reform Club, — se JM. Holoomh is mot Praaiddes4 the young couple. Half a ‘aundred . 4s © of the El Capitan company, as *‘inadi vertently stated yesterday. : P be et th Bloss of New York still retains that{ “*8 spread. Duritig the éVening B.C. position. ; ; Doctors Hunt and Welch’ yester: day amputated just above the ankle the leg of Stephen Quinn, who was so severely hurt atMarsh's sawmill congratulations ‘and ‘joyful wishes of this week. ' A‘number of tlie Sisters ‘and papils from the Grass Valley convent came over to Nevada yesterday for . abit of fcesh air. Theré were two ot three wagons full of there: ee Remember that if you have not put your name on the Great Register : o! Nevada county within two years past, and do not. yet it there by Monday, October 4th, you leseyour vote this fall, A splendid titne is ‘anticipated ‘at the ball to’be given’ at Washington to-night for the benefit. of widow . * Carey.” It is expected that peopte, ® will bein attendance from various: >> parts of the county. : “An Editor's Escape,” is She + heading of an advertisement in the ‘Grass Valley Union. We -haven’t ; read the rest of the article, -but are } satisfied that, if the writer told thé truth, an enraged man ascending the front stairs with a shot-gun in his hand, and .a trembling journalist shinning down an eave-spout, figure promineptly in the sketch. * Democratic Delezates Elected. _ ee ete eee Nineteen sld-line Democrats of his precinct met ‘at the City Hall night before last for the purpese of ominating eighteen delegates to the County Cenventien to be veted. for ut the primaries to-day. Hach perou present was permitted to write on separate slips of paper the names of two persons, The whole were then pebinte.e hat and thoroughly mixed, and thedirst eighteen drawn-eut were leclared the candidates. The tdllowing comprise the ticket: P.' Jancy, A. Rosenthal, J. I. Caldwell, A. Lademan,.Jas. DB. White, Thos. Marker,:H. V. Rearden, Leep. Garthe, John Kistle, Niles Searls, ohn Anderson, Mike Garver, Mike Hanley, Geo. Kehler, Geo, S. Hupp, -C, Donnely, Jas. Kitts, > 3 A Straw. Here is an item fer the Union and Free Lance: Lance to copy, aud for Chairman Kitts to read to the members at the next meeting of. he Democratic club: There are eleven men in ‘the ounty Jail, and every one of them ay they will vote for Hancogk and English. Here is another item, but as it’ Pas been copy-righted our Democra~ tie cotemporaries are positively verned against reprodyeing it, and or the same reasons it must mot be ead by Chairman Kitts; All of the prisoners now in the oupty Jail with one exception will have served out their terms by the time that ‘the next Presidential leetion rolls around, . Mining at Columbia MIU James Broderick of Little Grass Walley was in the sity yesterday, fie says thet little is doing in the nines around Columbia Hill, the Vater supply being very low, The Farrel ia running with a little water, nd the Laird is decasionally enabled »¢0 some washing, The Consoli-} Hated is doing nothing with the exption of ‘at the new shaft; he shaft is down 130 fect. and on ad —. drifts are “bein fun, ground is very wet, 4 being quite hard ulres a great iy Taig ee . tanremwe ‘. The principal object of their search The Schmidt-Gordon Nuptials. L. P. Schmidt and Miss Carrie Gordon were by Rev, Father Grace united in the holy bonds of matrimony at St. Ganice Catholic church in-this city at eight o'clock Thursday evening. The bride and bridesmaid (Miss Mary Enright) were faultlessly attired, the former y-earing a rich ashes-of-roses silk, with the customary veil and orange blos— soms gracefully ‘arranged. .The bridegroom and groomsman "(Jolin Schmidt Jr.,) appéaréd in fall eveevening dréss, The ceremony, which proved unusually ‘imprestive, was witnessed by a large’ number “of friends and telatives of the dduiple. At its conclusidn a receptién “was held at the pleasant residende éf the grootms father, John Schmildt, Sr., on Broad street. Matiy’ costly and useful presents were béstowed tipon Hpersons were present ‘at: the receptio and ‘partook of tte bazquet that {Eleer’s Light Guard’ Rand sérenaded. 7 the newly-married pair, whe have lived in this city'ftém childhood and [are universally ‘esteemed and rejspected. They have the hearty ‘a very large circle of friends whose expectatiots of ‘happiness tothem are all prophecies, They will make their home‘ia the’ house om “Broad street ownéd by Mrs. Francis Burns. _,meturned From Arizona, ' ~* Skiff Murchie and his brother James have returned from a seven ‘weeks’ trip to the Colorado river in ‘the vicinity of Arizona City, whither they went ona prospecting tour. ‘was geld-bearing gravel, and they ‘found several placers that prospect‘ed well. They also discovered some wold~bearing ledges, and Skiff thinks ‘that within afew years quartz min‘ing willbe an important industry ‘there. As yet no extensive devel‘ymportant Medical Notice. br. B. W. Charles, SurgeonHomeopathist, has purchased the pusiness of Dr. A. Dobson at Grass ‘Valley. He will hereafter visit [that city every afternoon, during which times the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity will find him in the office on Church street, opposite Hamilton Hall. His Nevada City office is at the Hughes cottage, rear of the Court House. 822-lm “ 8& BooK-KEEPING and writing, $10 % month. Writing alone, $5. Ches— nutwood’s Business College. 1m. The Palace Cigar Store. » ALex. ZEKIND, the popular tobacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, favorite varieties of Chewing Tobac. co, His stock ofCandies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices are the lowest in the city. té — Teo all Whom it may Concern. Having; disposed of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H. Nafiziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their aceounts at once. My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthé, who is here by authorized to collect all accounts; dueme and re€eipt therefor. The books of the old firm are at_ the market, where bills can also be paid. , ©. Jd. Narrzrcer, Nevada City, Ang. 24th. —_<-> -Important Netice. When you buy your railway ticket; at Colfax, buy an Insurance ticket., You ought not to travel without it, 25 cents a day, or $4.50. for 39 days. Good for $3,000 in the ¢:vent of death, or for $15 weekly ‘indemnity for disabling injuries, and costing but.25 eents a day. s3-l1m +._— For Superviser. opments of either kind have been made there, but the outlook for the future is exceedingly favorable. ee Surprise Party. rene é During the past few days a large among our citizens to attend a sur— prise party to be given in honor OF. Mrs. E. Weiss on Thursday night, That evening a host of the lady’s friends assembled at the home of Mrs. Stansfield on Sacramento street, img was eujoyably spent in dancing, the music being furnished by Elser Brothers and Mr. Guild. Supper was served at midaight. The festiv— ities were continued till towards Nefice to Voters. County Clerk Carr is having; primted a lot of posters motifying al . persons desirousef voting thie Fall, and who have mot registered within the last two years, that their names must be or the. Great Register of Nevada county on or before Monday, Octeber 4th, asupon that day the names will be sent to the priater. The following cash patents for Ne vada county properties have beon received at the Marysville Land Office: 6698, Sylvester Dingham; 6609, Thomas G, Smith; 7173, John Edwards, Said patents will be delivered upon return of the duplicate receipte, The Providence Engines. The two engines in the hoisting works of the Providence mine are found not te have been so badly damaged by the fire es at first supposed. Phey wil] be replaced ja the new building efter being repaired at the Nevade Foundry, _ Fo the Public. ~ Haying made arrangements to dis) pose of my entire stock and building in this eity, [ would respectfully inform the pubjie and sll in want of any goods in my live, that [ will offer extra inducements forcash, The stock will remain full and complete im every respect in the future as in Gro, E. Torxzz, Nevava Crrv, Sept. 22d--2w Alot of Mining Tools can be bought eheap. Enquire of A. R. ‘atore, Broad street Nevady City, lw number of invitations. were issued . .}Me uraigia is a Disease of the Past. : rties of tooth pastes andWadsworth at Mulloy’s grocery . pe which destroy the inaanek Gus Relieving that the office of Super. visor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself asa candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the support of all my friends regardless of party. ae J. S. Tompson, : Sherman, Hyde & €o,San Francisco. The largest music house on the coast. We keep the. célebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Pianos, Pease-& Co. Pianv;also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sold on easy install: ments,—_All pianos and organs warranted, The largest stock of sheet music, f28 . Superman, Hype & Co. S. Carry, agent for Nevada Co. @ Use instead of unwholesome cosmetics, Glenn’s sulphur soap, which urifies’ and_ beautifies the skiu. ills hair and whisker dye, b.ack or brown _50 cts. : Pike’s Toothache drops cure in one minute, Pho aphs equal to Sea Franebso's best. CoLtins, Operator, RuDoOLPH Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, Nevada Mrs. Dr. Howe's celebrated neuralgia medicine will stop the pain as soon as applied. Do not suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. Howe’s neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head from whatever cause. The distressing pains experienced by miners, resulting fromethe use of Giant Powder, and commonly known as ‘‘Giant Powder Headache.” In-: stantly cured—never known to fail. Do not have your teeth drawn; but t a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celerated Tooth Ache Cure. That will

instantly stop 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 mouth. It will instantly relieve the litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington & Co., and Crane, Brigham & Co., of San Francisco, who supply all druggists. : jy22-ly "A Fime Thing for the Tecth. t Sozodont is a composition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom. Every ingredient is well known to have a beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its embalming autisepic and aromatic sonnet cet ik toilet luxury. ly free from the injurivus and acrid of the choicest brands, Also all the . ~ Sozedont removes all disagreeable} tarrh, bad teeth, etc. It is entire— Loveliness as a Fine Art. Every lady who has used ‘‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” will admit that thel improvement of the complexion should be classed among, the Fine Arts. Though she may be past the heyday of youth, yet, like a faded influence of this rejuvenating soap It has too, a raré and delicate’ odor, far superior to. must of the sickly perfumes of the day, and a distin guished chemist pronounces it harmless. Beware of counterfeits. See that ‘‘C. N, Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet without which none is’ genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60 cents: ‘‘Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye” isalsoa wonder worker. It le eolor a most perfect and brilliant black or brown tint; is safe, sure and cheap. = >.> —ee It is generally supposed by physiDyspepsiacan not invariab)y be cured but we are pleased to’ say that ‘. Green’s August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia. and Liver comp!'aiut in all its fornis, such as sour Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, etc. Out of the not a‘ single failure was reported but thousands of complimentary lettersreceived from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve any case. ‘Try’ it. Sampie bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents, = a A Card. Toall who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss: of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JoserH T. Inman, Station D, New York Crvy. m§-ly as Insurance offered by the Society of New York is the Cheapest and the Best. IRST. Recause its INCONTESTABLE Polices are simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as so frequently resultin technical and inequitable settlements or annoying litigation, Second.. Because its Policies besides furnishing ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY, prove at maturity profitable investments, as letters recently "png . from holders of Tontine Policies clearly prove. Third. Because of its financial strength, progressive ogg, penn and widely extended business. (The average annual amount of its new policies issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other company,) i Policies carried Ten Years with the return of all Premiums paid and interest thereon. 1st Example: Policy No. 43,563, issued May 25, 1869. Amount...... $10,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years).. 5,594.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash 36,455.80, having had besides $10,000 of assurance for eleven years, 115 gs cent of premiums paid returnable in cash, is example and thbse which follew show that Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now declared by any other Company. 2d Example: Policy No. 58,543, issued Dec. 30, 1870. Endowment 20 years. _ Tontine Period Ten years. Amount. .$10,000,00 Total Premiums paid(10 years).. 7,539.00 The assured on Dec, 30, 1880, will be en titled todraw, in cash, $3,033.30, 120 per ct. remiums paid. : These oh se although predicted by carefully made estimates are Not Es:imates but Actual Cash Returns. 3d Example. Policy No. 41,621, issued March 27, 1869. Amount..... $5,000.00 Total premiums paid........ 2,908.95 In this case the assured withdrew, March 27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct. of premiums paid, _ : . Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, showing Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid. . Assets, $37,366,841.75 Surplus, $7,515,407,75 HENRY B. HYDE. __ VICE-PRESIDENT: . James W. Alexandgr. bottle will last gjx months, AGENT, NEVADA CITY,-GAL. picture retouched with its originaed tines, she blooms anew under th . ha to gray hair or any unegsira. -eians-and-the—people-generally-that’ 50,000 dozen bottles soll last year,’ REPUBLICAN } Falseimpression. —s sf Equitable Life Assurance} "NOMINEES. 2 te oi For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City. For Treasurer. SCHMITTBURG, Of Nevada City. . G> von ul For Sheri, E. P. SANFORD, Of Grass Valley. For County Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, ~ Of Grass Valley. 7 © For Assemblyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York, For Supervisor, Ist District, ; H. C. MILLS, Of Nevada City. a California Favorite SPRING BED, —MADE. BY— G. M EATON, Rocklin, -of the Age. 8 It is a wire couple and for elasticity and ‘. durability it cannot be surpassed. ~ We guarantee the Bed in every particulir. Sample and Order Of_ice at THOS. JACK A'S, Broad St. above Pine. 2" Don’t buy any other unt#l you have seen this one,’ je2o CASEI PRICE List —OF THE— BEER VE” GROCERY STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City a per 100 Ibs., $2 73 9° Ground Barley, pet 100 Ibs., 1 674 Whole Barley, per 100 lbs., 150 E. B. Tea, per lb., 40 Japan Tea, per Jb., 35 Beehive Tea, per lb, Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pearl Barley, ro 3 Ibs., 25 ete Split Peas, 13 Ibs., 106 Best Island Rice, 10 lbs., 1 00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 4 00 Oysters, 12 cans 100 Tomatoes, 7 cans 100 Tobacco, Qil Can full of Coffee, Milk Can full of Cotiee, 3 lbs., 60 Dinner Can ‘full of Coltee,5 lbs., 1 00 per lb, 70 Beans, 334 lbs. for 1 00 Ground Coffee, per package, 29 cts. Corn Starch, 2 packages, 25-cta: Starch, 2 packages, 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal. 50c do do do 5 yal can, 225 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 1 00 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, . 25 Mustard, per bottle, 10c, Pepper, per bottle, lc, Wash Tubs, from 50 centsio 200 Wash Boards, 30 cts. Watcr Buckets, 374 cts. Clothes Baskets, £0 cts. Rolling Pins, . 15 ets. Potato Mashers, 15 cts. All goods subject to correction. i Everything Fresh and warrant eq to be the Best. Bichard Roberts HE Most Wonderful Invention Flour, Assorted Crackers 140 Soda Crackers SO Mackerel, No. 1, per kit, : 250" ran, per, 100 lbs.,', 1 25 Small Corn, per 100 Ibs., 1 874 Wheat, per 100 lbs., 25 Corn, 5)cans 100 Jelly, 3 cans, 99 Syrup, per gallon, 87} Sardines, small cans, 6cans 1 00:1 Sardines, large cans. 4 cans 1 00 Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 lbs. 1 00 3 lbs., 60 . Nevada and Grass Valley ~ Wood & Lumber Co. —_—_——— . a Y EEP CONSTANTLY ON K FOR SALE. All kinds of Common and Clear LUMBER! DRESSED FLOORING, = § AND 10 INCH RUSTIC, ° SIX INCH SIDING, BEADED CEILING, DRESSED PICKETS, ROUGH PICKETS SHAKES, ee : SHINGLES, FENCE POSTS, MINING POLES, LAGGING, Oak & Spruce Wood, Ete, u. South Yuba W & M.Co., Main Street, Ait) — te 7, 2° All orders will be promptly at« tended to, —— y &@Telephonic communication between Nevada City.and Yard. Nevada, June 13th. KEYSTONE MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. BAT ao me HAVING purchased the above a RY 6 Mes me named Market, -I will be ; d glad tosee all former patrons and will be able to’supply the public with ail kinds of ‘ : Fresh and Salt Meats, And everything generally “kept ims a FIRST CLASS MARKET, Which will be furnished at THE VERY LOWEST RATES. ALSO ON HAND — FRESE IA » ci +. > = hOf my own manufacture, which is’ guaranteed to be A, No. 1, Having had long experience in the business, . can guarantee to give perfect satisfac tion to all, and will supply the Very Best inmy Line. Ail Kinds of Live Stock for Sale at : All Times. CHAS. KENT. au24 Spring Street, Nevada City. Geo. Gehrig, Proprietor. — Formerly owntr.of the Milwaukee Brewery, San Francisco. Having purchased the good will and fixtures of L. W. Dreyfuss in the Milwaukee . Brewery, he isnow. prepared to furnish the trade with the best of ALE AND PORTER. Having had many vears experience in the isiness, and*aiso the reputation of -being « First Class Brewer, he solicits the pat ronage Of tahe old customers and Inany Lew ones, His object will be tokeep the . Best Beer in the Mountains Try ttand be Convinced. GEO. GEHRIG, } hn Nevada City, Sept." 8th. JOHN I. CALDWELL, _ Atioteee ut Law, ‘Notary Public gnd Conveyancer. Offige—South side Broad street, opp. ‘Union street, Nevada City, TILL practice in all the Courts pf this \ State, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California, Will draw up Deeds, and Mortgages f #2.50 each ; certificates of acknowledyginent thereto incInded. _s : dele H. 8. Bradley, ivil Engineer Civi < 2 an U.S. Deputy Surveyor. Nevada City; Cat. aoe LATHS, Office = Town Talk, and at MILWAUKEE BREWERY, = os a Pig OS Soar abs is, Riel Son Se ae