September 26, 1882 (4 pages)

HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Lf “ °Pher 1'lbring him over here,” . BEVADA CITY, CAL. “pROWN & CALKINS, BROWN.,.:.. eOWARDS. CALKING.-.---.-. Editor ae The Oakland Times for some, time \ before 'the Convention, was not favorable to Mr. Page's re-nomination, having s particular favorite of ite own ia view, in all probability; but after he was re-nominated it came to the im the fol'owing compliDuring the last session of Congress, Mr. Page became so prominent, snd before the pablic, that he compelled the respect of those who, on previous occasions, bad favored other persons for the positions he held. A public; servant should be judged by his works, and the people rarely fail to ability. He has always beep a successfgh mad in attending to the interests of his district, but this. year he became peculiarily the champion of the whole people fora constitaency. His te-nomination was a foregone evunclusion and that it was made by acclamation will nct cause surprise. He will carry thisdistrict by a larger majority than he has ever before received, and add very materially to the strength of the ticket. The Democrats had not the slightest hopes of elécting their mas, and instead of patting forward one of their veterens, as when sure of the place, they took up a young man who will probably be satisfied with the empty honor of a nomination as the means of bringing him before the public, Mr. Pagevhag bad-to work very earnest:y and very hard to secure the political honors whizh just, now appear to come so easily. He has bad some very heavy obstacles to overcome, and has made many narrow escapes. He iga man who can learn rapidly, anid he is now one of the most. ivflaential members of the House of Representatives. H's ten years expetience at the Nationa! Capital have bors excellent fruit. Betrott Ignorance. The proprietor “of a Woodward avenue store, which had beeu finely decorated in honor of the Knight of Pythies convention, was at his door yesterday, when an old man lounged up and began: ‘Such ignorance I never saw in ell my life! You see that man there -=the one with the white hat ou !” Yes.” Well, he,wae baviny a good deal to say, and I asked him who Pythias was!, Would you believe it, he couldan’t answer me?” **C-couldn’t he?” stammered the citizen, “No, sir, he couldn't. such ignorance in -this htened . age! When I told hin who Pythias was he called mea liar. Now, I want to prove that I’m right. You come over and tell him all about it.” “But I—I can’t leave:”’ Think of ‘No, you needn’t—I’m busy.” “I see you are, but when a min calls me a liar I want to prove that I ain’t, ry have bia . over in " minute.” He hadn’t crossed the street before the merchant slid into the store and hurried up stairs to keep out of sight for an hour, and it, was only after he wae certain that theold man had ‘departed that hé slipped. down and consulted Webster's dictidnary tofind out whether Pythias was a town, a man, or a temple on a hill. . e JoxerH Scorr, a Sacramento, policeman, was murdered December 7, 1878, and no track of the murderer could be found, All would have remained a mystery had not a prisouer at San Quentin, iva fit of passion, accustd one of his comrades of kiliing Joe Scutt. This led tu investigation which finally fixed the murder apon. William.Auderson, Jams James O’Brien’ alias Flinn, and Thos. Hamilton, Hamilton made a full cdiitisdali!':: Raita. Bawards, the fourth man, is eaid to be in the Sing Sing prison, New York, The three prisoners will’ be tried for the murder. How true it is will out.” Tue oi Sgetkee ot appear to think that they can gain nothing by haranguing their audiences about ’ the Chinese,. ;The question is out of politics, the people know.it and. the politicians have sadly dropped a -aubject on which they always had on hand and ready for use,‘an unlimited'amount of eloquence. There ix no party capital in it for either side, this y ‘there is’ uo! disagrece‘ment about it here: and at Drees) between th ‘representatives of exch is hiaed, avery, farmer and horticalturslist in the State is invit. ed to s seat‘in the Stocktén Conven. side of the park and sat down. of charcoal valued at $27,000 damage to machiiery estimated at ee “murder . , " er oe Tha electric light had had just sprinklied the broad walks ih Madison ‘. Square Park with the shadows of leaves when as tall gentleman, ‘accurately dressed walked leisurely to a bench on the Twenty-sixth street He threw his hat to one side and fevealéda high forehead, curly gray hair, handsome features and very bright eyes. Children who were playing near by ran upto him at once,and he listened with a smile to their prattle and anewered it merrily. A Sun reporter, who recognized the bandsome gray man as an acquaintance, no response. When his visitor expressed surprise, the friend of the chi'dren wrote with his pencil upon a card this explanation: I have not-spoken to adults in two yeas. Werel to speak now there would be a crowd of five handre:l here in five minntes to hear me. Groroe Francis Trary, Mr. Train handed the note to the reporter, and then turned his attention to the children again and refused to heed anybody or anything else. On any pleasant. evening at dusk he may be found in the park talking and playing with children. He will have nothiag to do with grown people, neither speaking to nor noticing them. self off from the adult world,” he calla it.—N. Y. San. “Cutting my—_« The iron Works at Hotaling. From the San Francisco Chronicle we learn that the report of the destruction of the Clipper Gap Iron Works proves to be exaggerated, The loss comprises the destruc ion and $15,000, or $42,000 in all. It ie expected that the furnace will be in blast again in five or six weeks by which time 200,000 bushels of charcoal will have been accumulated, which will carry the works through the winter, The buildings in which the charcoal was stored were formerly of wood. They will hereafter be largely of iron, and four in number. This arrangement is expected to insure the safety of ‘the charcoal. The furnaces have been rupping since July and have been earning $3,000 per month. All the iron is sold at the works, ‘where it brings a larger price than Salsbury iron brings in San Francisco. ‘The Ceutral Pacific Rai'road is one of the largest consumers, using it at the railroad shops at Sacramento for car wheels, trucks, ete, The amouat of ore in the Clipper Gap mine is praetically inexhaus ib e. Tue Memphis, Tenn., Avalanche informs the Democrats of that State that they are in danger of making a financial record by the repudiation of the State debt that alone will destroy the National Democracy in 1884, ——_—_—___+-0~-. AN esthetic farmer in Alleghany county, Mich., is building a barn of black walnut, butternut and white’ wood, Eee Mothers! Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and eying with the excruclating pain o 80, go at oneg and get a botti¢ of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing’ syrup. It will relieve the poor littlé sufferer immediately, you may dependwon it; there is no mistake about There is not a mother on. eaout she hasever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate da Golals, and give rest to the pe and reliéf and health to the child, operating like magic. — It is perfectly safe to use in all. cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and oy female physicians anid oursesin the United Btates. Sold éverywhere. 25 cente a bottle Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remainiug in the Post Office, at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Sept.'25th, 1882. Persons calling forany of these letters will please say ‘‘advertised.” 3.8. Hotaroox, P. My Bradstreet A. D. ‘ Granville T. M, eS Huston David Johpston Vrs, May Lewis Joseph Kukendall J. W, Mitchell John T. Nutter Geo, Otto Josephine Rice Frank W. Rowse Thos; Simpson Mrs, L. Vandecar Chas. Wheeler Jane ~ 7 . . } cutting teeth. If] r} will address } Jupce A. L. Bhodes, one of the most ablé'juritts in this State, and a gentleman. whom all classes honor for his éultare and: sterling worth, was nominated by the Republicans of Santa Clara'county for the State Senate, but in a few days thereafter declined. Tue biggest diamond in New York city is worn by Dock Commissioner Jacob Vanderpoel. nia std naib iileessiieh eiendialiaaieiemeatal BUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o— SIANLEY A. EDDY... Proprietor Satcrpay, Sept. 23, 1882. W. A. Mann, Grass Valley. M. F. Craig, Railroad J. D. Ostrom, Bloomfield. Millen Ford, Morristown. J. A: Earnestin, Chicago. 8. A. Rogers, Penn Valley J. J. Swackhammer, San Fran. 8. Eaglesbey, New Orleans. Thos. Penfield, San Francifco, John McCarthy, do W. Langdon, Blacerville. W. F. Carter, City.’ _ Phil Martin, Grass Valley. Frank S. Owen, City. C. C. Barlow, City. Al ,, Sonpay, Sept. 24th. J. H. Lowell, San Francisco. J. A. Hudson, New York. W. W. Fountain, Grass Valley. W. H. Hoffman, San Francisco. G. E. Robinson, City. C. G. Barlow, City. A. Nivens, City. A John Heal, Bobper’s mill ? 8. Mullen, Bangor. J. H. Thorndike, rt Francisco. T. Kelier, City, F. C. Luetje, City. =e L, L. Jewitt, V Fiume, F, Woodman, Blue Tent, G. T. Emery, City. J. D. JamessColorado, ¥ Wm. Richards, T's Yee: Wm. Byrne, C. 8. Deacon, V ie J. R. Morrison, do G._P. Cup een at Springs. C. Mills, "Flume. H. 8. Smiley, Forest City. Sunpay, Sept. 24, 1882, Wm. Irvine, V'Flunie: » 8. H. Squires and w, San Fran. P. Youny, City. H. Powell, City. A. Nivens, City. G. C. Gaylord w and 2 ¢, City. T. D. Mendenhall, City. 8. James, Chico, Mrs. Bradley, City. SN. Stone, Boca. D. Oliver, Canada Hill. Chas. Blasauf, City. J. P. Smith, Smartsville. G, P. Davis, Eureka South. —_—_—_—— In Nevada City, September 23d, Barah A. Hitehings, Caroline Hitchings, age days. At Gold Flat, near Nevada) City,Sept. 24th, 1882, Katie Jare Richards, aged 16 years and 7 days. The funeral will take: place to-day (Tuesday) at 3 o'clock P. M.,from the Congregational Chueh, 1882, daughter of Wm. and 19 years and 9 a “Ie ie myer poor man’s Nite aaa son ance shall be equally ernment and ale Government; ren Bere S$ bE arm shall ot ee an even Met ia the ESTEE vs CONKLIN. tithe 47 HON, "GA Henry Edgerton, (Republican nominee for Congress rg ya the sddledad on the Peabo g y, a : Nevada City, ON Monday, October 9, 1882. —— make +i The County Committee _ will the ta for ting. By order of the Re “ey State Central Committee. “DB, WALL, JAMES R. FINLA AYBOK, retary, orel First District!... G. J. CARPENTER RECTOR B irony Pre wn, . Soeond District.. W. P. HUMPHREY arses WOON Daag Dial 55 171 os cies W. W. FOOTE Saturgpay, Sept. 23, 1882, —" FOR BOARD OF pose , First District... CHAR on hots Loe lea Second District. WILLIAM M. CRUTCHER A. Kraft, Graag Valley. Third Disteict...-. C. E. WILCOXEN A. Quinn, do Fourth District... JOHN MARKLEY POR GOVERNOR, FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, THOMAS L. THOMPSON.. of Sonoma POR STATS CONTROLLER, JOHN P. DUNN ..., of San Francisco POR STATE TREASURER, W. A. JANUARY>...of Santa Clara YOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, E. C. MARSHALL. . . of San Francisco FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, ee WHEEY of San Diego YOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRSCTION, W.T. WELCKER.... of Alameda YOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, JOHN W. McQARTHY.. ‘\,0f Stanisians ‘a DISTRICT NOMINATIONS. FOR CONGRESS, First District ...WwW. 8. ROSECRANS Second District. 4. JAMES H. BUDD Third District.. BAKCLAY HENLEY ourth District.0,..-P. B. TULLY = FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY NOMINATIONS. E YOR JOINT SENATOR. H. V. BEARDAN... of Nevada City FOR SENATOR, NW « CRORE 10.5 so sstcesees of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMEN. §.\L. BLACK WELL... of Moore’s Flat JAMES 0. SWEETLAND. .of Sweetland WILLIAM HILL... of Grass Valley ‘FOR SHERIFF, ROBERT D. CARTER..of Nevada City FOR COUNTY CLERK, MUBYENE, FR. os pcos dss xs of Grass Valley “WOR ASSESSOR, DANIEL COLLINS... of Grass Valley FOR TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS... of Nevada city FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. THOMAS 8. FORD.... of Truckee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, 8, GO. PEARR ives cesv ee of Washington FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. CHARLES L. BROWN.. of Sweetland FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, W. B. CAMPBELL. .,.,..0f Nevada City FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, CHARLES E. CLINCH.. of Grass Valley ; FOR CORONER, ‘BARTEL JOHNSON .. : .of Grass Valley COUNTY SUPERVISORS. FIRST DISTRICT. THOMAS L. HUGHES.. ot Nevada Tp. SRCOND DISTRICT, WM. H. BENSON... of Grass Valley “ THIRD DISTRICT, FRANCIS M. PRIDGEON,,.of Bloomfield FOURTA DisTRict, ROBERT HUCKINS.. of North San Juan FYIFTH DISTRICT, RICHAR® D. PASCHEN.,.of Truckee Micetion, Tacaday, Nov. 1, 1882. “It is my creed—my religion—that the sd man's mite and the rich man’s abunce sha}l be-equally protected by the Government, and equally taxed to maintain the Government; that before the law each man’s right arm shall have an equal chance in the great struggle for life.”--M. M. Estee, ESTEE AND CONKLIN HON. H. F. PAGE, Republican Nominee for Congress, Second District, — AND— HON. A. Fr VAN DUZER, will address the Peonie on the {Issues of the Day, as follows: be _. Stoves in the market. Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connection made Wevaia Drug a Corner —— and Pine Sts., Nevada City, Cal. . WALTER D. VINTON, int rietor. A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, ToitetArticles of all kinds. By a Competent Drugyist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEE AND——“ LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” ‘ ost SSeS VOGELMAN & WEBBER, —DEALBRS IN— CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS, Etc, HAVE REMOVED To their Elegant New Quarters, Adjoining Co. Treasurer's Office. a me They have on hand the Finest stock of Goods ever brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash. CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. ‘LEGG & SHAW. 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. ——--0 We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated BRIGHTON RANGE, Which is pronounced by al! who use. it the CHAMPION RANGE in the market. If the Brighton. Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers: can-return them and get their money back. We also have on hand the ‘ ‘Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,”: .nd other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor We receive our Stoves direct from Eastern m: anufacturers, and therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other house in the county, BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, «f all kinds. o——— Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery, China, Majolica & Glassware. ’. Hydraulic Pipe of all sizes kept on hand or made to order, with the City W ater W orks, Call at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main Street. __LEGG & SHAW. NEVADA CITY. oN— WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27th. rr BEATS THEM ALLI-sa ——_—— Pra 7 Committee will: please make r the By order af the’ ‘the epubtian State Centra Committee. P. B CORNWALL, Ch'm. JAMES R. FINLAYSON Sen JH. DOWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR, Broad st., adjoining Leutje & Brand’s ‘0 THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF a A brical -EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY, Sette teers ese eee Nevada City. dd Scotch Cloths' County Free of Charge GITY BREWERY, SPRING STREET, . Nevada City. CHAS. BLASAUF, . . Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale ! Delivered throughout Nevada i Hate I am, and Here Live Been For Over ll Years At No. 52 Broad Street. va the B EST QUALITY OF GOODS" ime THE LOWEST ossrenx. Pesos I keep constantly on hand . : “Our Tasts” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Cheicest in os ig GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. The Pioneer + Oto TOcely Store . —SELLING— Choice Familv Groceries. eee -+---Morgan & Roberts’ Block Opposite COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE} ——o—_—_ My long experience in bette enables me to place before my custor World, Also, “Deep Séa” and “Just Right” Mackerel. . New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Croe ery, Nails,§Candles, &e,, &e, MY MOTTG IS:——E4 zs v1 RTH 0 ——EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING——A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, FOR GOVERNOR. Morris M. Estee Of Napa. For Lieutenant Governor. A.R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco. S. C. DENSON Of Sacramento, For Members of Congress, W. W MORROW ‘At Large. HENRY EDGERTON At tai” FRANK. PAGE Second District. Por Secretary of State, F.-A. PEDLAR. OF Yolo, For State Controller, ~W.A. DAVIES Of Tuvlamse. JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. For Attorney-General, A. 1 HART, Of Colusa. Por Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los ‘Aaigeton. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. For Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK GROSS Of Saciamento. For Railroad Commissioner, CHARLES F. Ep District. ln es WOREHOUSE. Second» District. COUNTY TICKET. a Por State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, 5. WHEELER, J. L. LEWISON, A--WALRATH,. For Sheriff, THOMAS MEIN. Por Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS,.Jr. Por Treaserer, G.y. SCHMITTBURG. For Recorder, . JOHN A. RAPP. For County Cler:’ FRANK G., BEATTY. For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFANY. » ; Boe Diets E. W. ROBERTS. -_ For County Surveyor, J. G, HARTWELL. For Public Administesitor, JOHN STOTLAR. For Coroner, : W. C. GROVES. For Supervisor, ist District, es “CASPER. o* Gupaeeinar, 8d District, ‘JOHN ELY. ~ REPUBLICAN TICKE® STATE & COUNTY. coe ae Election, Tuesday, Nov. 7th Por Justices of Supreme Court REED B sure “josera SEPH PERRIN” HON. E. W. ROBERTS, . HON. WM. GEORGE, A. WALRATH, J. L. LEWISON, 8. WHEELER, County Offices, Will Address the citizens of Nevada county on the Issues of the Day as follows: “Rough & Ready, Thursday, Sept. 28th. Spenceville, Friday, Sept. 29th. Indian Springs, Saturday, Sept, 30th. French Corral, Monday, Oct. 2. North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. & “Columbia Hill, Wednesday, Oct. 4, Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Oct. 5. Eureka, Friday, Oct. 6. North Bloomfield, Saturday, Oct. 7th. Truckee, Wednesday, Oct; 11. Boca, Thursday, Uct. 12. Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 17, Lowell Hill, Wednesday, Oct™18. You Bet, Thursday, Oct. 19, Local menmibers of the County Centra? Committee will attend to the necessary arrangements. By order of the Committee. C. E. MULLOY, Chairman. D. E. Morean, Secretary, AINAXAB, The Celebrated Egyptian Hlixi for the Skin. We herew th append a few testimonials San Franciseo, March 22, 1882, Gentlemen : Ihave been using’ your Ain~ axab, and find it.a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shall. continue to use it.— : Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, A VON TRAUTMANN, i Opera Troupe, San I “ttlalp used Your AINAXAB im my, famil for some time, ’ am tiuch 4 with its action. It hg a pleasant cooli F< soap mga and to those aff with or face worms, I can h psec it, as their removal is Mtmeat ix stantaneous, one or two applications accom. 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HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Lf “ °Pher 1'lbring him over here,” . BEVADA CITY, CAL. “pROWN & CALKINS, BROWN.,.:... eOWARDS. CALKING..-.---.-. Editor ae The Oakland Times for some, time \ before 'the Convention, was not favorable to Mr. Page's re-nomination, having s particular favorite of ite own ia view, in all probability; but after he was re-nominated it came to the im the fol'owing compliDuring the last session of Congress, Mr. Page became so prominent, snd before the pablic, that he compelled the respect of those who, on previous occasions, bad favored other persons for the positions he held. A public; servant should be judged by his works, and the people rarely fail to ability. He has always beep a successfgh mad in attending to the interests of his district, but this. year he became peculiarily the champion of the whole people fora constitaency. His te-nomination was a foregone evunclusion and that it was made by acclamation will nct cause surprise. He will carry thisdistrict by a larger majority than he has ever before received, and add very materially to the strength of the ticket. The Democrats had not the slightest hopes of elécting their mas, and instead of patting forward one of their veterens, as when sure of the place, they took up a young man who will probably be satisfied with the empty honor of a nomination as the means of bringing him before the public, Mr. Pagevhag bad-to work very earnest:y and very hard to secure the political honors whizh just, now appear to come so easily. He has bad some very heavy obstacles to overcome, and has made many narrow escapes. He iga man who can learn rapidly, anid he is now one of the most. ivflaential members of the House of Representatives. H's ten years expetience at the Nationa! Capital have bors excellent fruit. Betrott Ignorance. The proprietor “of a Woodward avenue store, which had beeu finely decorated in honor of the Knight of Pythies convention, was at his door yesterday, when an old man lounged up and began: ‘Such ignorance I never saw in ell my life! You see that man there -=the one with the white hat ou !” Yes.” Well, he,wae baviny a good deal to say, and I asked him who Pythias was!, Would you believe it, he couldan’t answer me?” **C-couldn’t he?” stammered the citizen, “No, sir, he couldn't. such ignorance in -this htened . age! When I told hin who Pythias was he called mea liar. Now, I want to prove that I’m right. You come over and tell him all about it.” “But I—I can’t leave:”’ Think of ‘No, you needn’t—I’m busy.” “I see you are, but when a min calls me a liar I want to prove that I ain’t, ry have bia . over in " minute.” He hadn’t crossed the street before the merchant slid into the store and hurried up stairs to keep out of sight for an hour, and it, was only after he wae certain that theold man had ‘departed that hé slipped. down and consulted Webster's dictidnary tofind out whether Pythias was a town, a man, or a temple on a hill. . e JoxerH Scorr, a Sacramento, policeman, was murdered December 7, 1878, and no track of the murderer could be found, All would have remained a mystery had not a prisouer at San Quentin, iva fit of passion, accustd one of his comrades of kiliing Joe Scutt. This led tu investigation which finally fixed the murder apon. William.Auderson, Jams James O’Brien’ alias Flinn, and Thos. Hamilton, Hamilton made a full cdiitisdali!':: Raita. Bawards, the fourth man, is eaid to be in the Sing Sing prison, New York, The three prisoners will’ be tried for the murder. How true it is will out.” Tue oi Sgetkee ot appear to think that they can gain nothing by haranguing their audiences about ’ the Chinese,. ;The question is out of politics, the people know.it and. the politicians have sadly dropped a -aubject on which they always had on hand and ready for use,‘an unlimited'amount of eloquence. There ix no party capital in it for either side, this y ‘there is’ uo! disagrece‘ment about it here: and at Drees) between th ‘representatives of exch is hiaed, avery, farmer and horticalturslist in the State is invit. ed to s seat‘in the Stocktén Conven. side of the park and sat down. of charcoal valued at $27,000 damage to machiiery estimated at ee “murder . , " er oe Tha electric light had had just sprinklied the broad walks ih Madison ‘. Square Park with the shadows of leaves when as tall gentleman, ‘accurately dressed walked leisurely to a bench on the Twenty-sixth street He threw his hat to one side and fevealéda high forehead, curly gray hair, handsome features and very bright eyes. Children who were playing near by ran upto him at once,and he listened with a smile to their prattle and anewered it merrily. A Sun reporter, who recognized the bandsome gray man as an acquaintance, no response. When his visitor expressed surprise, the friend of the chi'dren wrote with his pencil upon a card this explanation: I have not-spoken to adults in two yeas. Werel to speak now there would be a crowd of five handre:l here in five minntes to hear me. Groroe Francis Trary, Mr. Train handed the note to the reporter, and then turned his attention to the children again and refused to heed anybody or anything else. On any pleasant. evening at dusk he may be found in the park talking and playing with children. He will have nothiag to do with grown people, neither speaking to nor noticing them. self off from the adult world,” he calla it.—N. Y. San. “Cutting my—_« The iron Works at Hotaling. From the San Francisco Chronicle we learn that the report of the destruction of the Clipper Gap Iron Works proves to be exaggerated, The loss comprises the destruc ion and $15,000, or $42,000 in all. It ie expected that the furnace will be in blast again in five or six weeks by which time 200,000 bushels of charcoal will have been accumulated, which will carry the works through the winter, The buildings in which the charcoal was stored were formerly of wood. They will hereafter be largely of iron, and four in number. This arrangement is expected to insure the safety of ‘the charcoal. The furnaces have been rupping since July and have been earning $3,000 per month. All the iron is sold at the works, ‘where it brings a larger price than Salsbury iron brings in San Francisco. ‘The Ceutral Pacific Rai'road is one of the largest consumers, using it at the railroad shops at Sacramento for car wheels, trucks, ete, The amouat of ore in the Clipper Gap mine is praetically inexhaus ib e. Tue Memphis, Tenn., Avalanche informs the Democrats of that State that they are in danger of making a financial record by the repudiation of the State debt that alone will destroy the National Democracy in 1884, ——_—_—___+-0~-. AN esthetic farmer in Alleghany county, Mich., is building a barn of black walnut, butternut and white’ wood, Eee Mothers! Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and eying with the excruclating pain o 80, go at oneg and get a botti¢ of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing’ syrup. It will relieve the poor littlé sufferer immediately, you may dependwon it; there is no mistake about There is not a mother on. eaout she hasever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate da Golals, and give rest to the pe and reliéf and health to the child, operating like magic. — It is perfectly safe to use in all. cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and oy female physicians anid oursesin the United Btates. Sold éverywhere. 25 cente a bottle Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remainiug in the Post Office, at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Sept.'25th, 1882. Persons calling forany of these letters will please say ‘‘advertised.” 3.8. Hotaroox, P. My Bradstreet A. D. ‘ Granville T. M, eS Huston David Johpston Vrs, May Lewis Joseph Kukendall J. W, Mitchell John T. Nutter Geo, Otto Josephine Rice Frank W. Rowse Thos; Simpson Mrs, L. Vandecar Chas. Wheeler Jane ~ 7 . . } cutting teeth. If] r} will address } Jupce A. L. Bhodes, one of the most ablé'juritts in this State, and a gentleman. whom all classes honor for his éultare and: sterling worth, was nominated by the Republicans of Santa Clara'county for the State Senate, but in a few days thereafter declined. Tue biggest diamond in New York city is worn by Dock Commissioner Jacob Vanderpoel. nia std naib iileessiieh eiendialiaaieiemeatal BUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —o— SIANLEY A. EDDY...... Proprietor Satcrpay, Sept. 23, 1882. W. A. Mann, Grass Valley. M. F. Craig, Railroad J. D. Ostrom, Bloomfield. Millen Ford, Morristown. J. A: Earnestin, Chicago. 8. A. Rogers, Penn Valley J. J. Swackhammer, San Fran. 8. Eaglesbey, New Orleans. Thos. Penfield, San Francifco, John McCarthy, do W. Langdon, Blacerville. W. F. Carter, City.’ _ Phil Martin, Grass Valley. Frank S. Owen, City. C. C. Barlow, City. Al ,, Sonpay, Sept. 24th. J. H. Lowell, San Francisco. J. A. Hudson, New York. W. W. Fountain, Grass Valley. W. H. Hoffman, San Francisco. G. E. Robinson, City. C. G. Barlow, City. A. Nivens, City. A John Heal, Bobper’s mill ? 8. Mullen, Bangor. J. H. Thorndike, rt Francisco. T. Kelier, City, F. C. Luetje, City. =e L, L. Jewitt, V Fiume, F, Woodman, Blue Tent, G. T. Emery, City. J. D. JamessColorado, ¥ Wm. Richards, T's Yee: Wm. Byrne, C. 8. Deacon, V ie J. R. Morrison, do G._P. Cup een at Springs. C. Mills, "Flume. H. 8. Smiley, Forest City. Sunpay, Sept. 24, 1882, Wm. Irvine, V'Flunie: » 8. H. Squires and w, San Fran. P. Youny, City. H. Powell, City. A. Nivens, City. G. C. Gaylord w and 2 ¢, City. T. D. Mendenhall, City. 8. James, Chico, Mrs. Bradley, City. SN. Stone, Boca. D. Oliver, Canada Hill. Chas. Blasauf, City. J. P. Smith, Smartsville. G, P. Davis, Eureka South. —_—_—_—— In Nevada City, September 23d, Barah A. Hitehings, Caroline Hitchings, age days. At Gold Flat, near Nevada) City,Sept. 24th, 1882, Katie Jare Richards, aged 16 years and 7 days. The funeral will take: place to-day (Tuesday) at 3 o'clock P. M.,from the Congregational Chueh, 1882, daughter of Wm. and 19 years and 9 a “Ie ie myer poor man’s Nite aaa son ance shall be equally ernment and ale Government; ren Bere S$ bE arm shall ot ee an even Met ia the ESTEE vs CONKLIN. tithe 47 HON, "GA Henry Edgerton, (Republican nominee for Congress rg ya the sddledad on the Peabo g y, a : Nevada City, ON Monday, October 9, 1882. —— make +i The County Committee _ will the ta for ting. By order of the Re “ey State Central Committee. “DB, WALL, JAMES R. FINLA AYBOK, retary, orel First District!..... G. J. CARPENTER RECTOR B irony Pre wn, . Soeond District.... W. P. HUMPHREY arses WOON Daag Dial 55 171 os cies W. W. FOOTE Saturgpay, Sept. 23, 1882, —" FOR BOARD OF pose , First District..... CHAR on hots Loe lea Second District. WILLIAM M. CRUTCHER A. Kraft, Graag Valley. Third Disteict.....-. C. E. WILCOXEN A. Quinn, do Fourth District..... JOHN MARKLEY POR GOVERNOR, FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, THOMAS L. THOMPSON.... of Sonoma POR STATS CONTROLLER, JOHN P. DUNN ....., of San Francisco POR STATE TREASURER, W. A. JANUARY>.....of Santa Clara YOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, E. C. MARSHALL.. . .. of San Francisco FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, ee WHEEY of San Diego YOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRSCTION,

W.T. WELCKER........ of Alameda YOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, JOHN W. McQARTHY... ‘\,0f Stanisians ‘a DISTRICT NOMINATIONS. FOR CONGRESS, First District .....WwW. 8. ROSECRANS Second District.. 4.. JAMES H. BUDD Third District.... BAKCLAY HENLEY ourth District..0,....-P. B. TULLY = FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY NOMINATIONS. E YOR JOINT SENATOR. H. V. BEARDAN..... of Nevada City FOR SENATOR, NW « CRORE 10.5 so sstcesees of Nevada City FOR ASSEMBLYMEN. §.\L. BLACK WELL..... of Moore’s Flat JAMES 0. SWEETLAND. ..of Sweetland WILLIAM HILL...... of Grass Valley ‘FOR SHERIFF, ROBERT D. CARTER...of Nevada City FOR COUNTY CLERK, MUBYENE, FR. os pcos dss xs of Grass Valley “WOR ASSESSOR, DANIEL COLLINS..... of Grass Valley FOR TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS...... of Nevada city FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. THOMAS 8. FORD....... of Truckee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, 8, GO. PEARR ives cesv ee of Washington FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. CHARLES L. BROWN.... of Sweetland FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, W. B. CAMPBELL. .,.,...0f Nevada City FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, CHARLES E. CLINCH... of Grass Valley ; FOR CORONER, ‘BARTEL JOHNSON ... : .of Grass Valley COUNTY SUPERVISORS. FIRST DISTRICT. THOMAS L. HUGHES.... ot Nevada Tp. SRCOND DISTRICT, WM. H. BENSON..... of Grass Valley “ THIRD DISTRICT, FRANCIS M. PRIDGEON,,..of Bloomfield FOURTA DisTRict, ROBERT HUCKINS... of North San Juan FYIFTH DISTRICT, RICHAR® D. PASCHEN..,..of Truckee Micetion, Tacaday, Nov. 1, 1882. “It is my creed—my religion—that the sd man's mite and the rich man’s abunce sha}l be-equally protected by the Government, and equally taxed to maintain the Government; that before the law each man’s right arm shall have an equal chance in the great struggle for life.”--M. M. Estee, ESTEE AND CONKLIN HON. H. F. PAGE, Republican Nominee for Congress, Second District, — AND— HON. A. Fr VAN DUZER, will address the Peonie on the {Issues of the Day, as follows: be _. Stoves in the market. Galvanized Pipe and Fittings always on hand and connection made Wevaia Drug a Corner —— and Pine Sts., Nevada City, Cal. . WALTER D. VINTON, int rietor. A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, ToitetArticles of all kinds. By a Competent Drugyist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEE AND——“ LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” ‘ ost SSeS VOGELMAN & WEBBER, —DEALBRS IN— CAPS, LEATHER FINDINGS, Etc, HAVE REMOVED To their Elegant New Quarters, Adjoining Co. Treasurer's Office. a me They have on hand the Finest stock of Goods ever brought to this city, which will be sold at the very Lowest Prices, for Cash. CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE. ‘LEGG & SHAW. 27 & 29 Main Street, Nevada City, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. ——--0 We are Sole Agents in Nevada City for the Celebrated BRIGHTON RANGE, Which is pronounced by al! who use. it the CHAMPION RANGE in the market. If the Brighton. Range is not found to be as represented by LEGG & SHAW, purchasers: can-return them and get their money back. We also have on hand the ‘ ‘Cambridge,” “Golden Harvest,”: .nd other makes, besides a large stock of the Finest Parlor We receive our Stoves direct from Eastern m: anufacturers, and therefore SELL CHEAPER than any other house in the county, BUILDERS HARDWARE, of all descriptions. MECHANICS TOOLS, «f all kinds. o——— Paints, Oils, Doors, Windows, Window Blinds and Glass. Crockery, China, Majolica & Glassware. ’. Hydraulic Pipe of all sizes kept on hand or made to order, with the City W ater W orks, Call at the Pioneer Hardware Store, Main Street. __LEGG & SHAW. NEVADA CITY. oN— WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27th. rr BEATS THEM ALLI-sa ——_—— Pra 7 Committee will: please make r the By order af the’ ‘the epubtian State Centra Committee. P. B CORNWALL, Ch'm. JAMES R. FINLAYSON Sen JH. DOWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR, Broad st., adjoining Leutje & Brand’s ‘0 THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF a A brical -EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY, Sette teers ese eee Nevada City. dd Scotch Cloths' County Free of Charge GITY BREWERY, SPRING STREET, . Nevada City. CHAS. BLASAUF, . . Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale ! Delivered throughout Nevada i Hate I am, and Here Live Been For Over ll Years At No. 52 Broad Street.. va the B EST QUALITY OF GOODS" ime THE LOWEST ossrenx. Pesos I keep constantly on hand . : “Our Tasts” Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, the Cheicest in os ig GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN COIN. The Pioneer + Oto TOcely Store . —SELLING— Choice Familv Groceries. eee -+---Morgan & Roberts’ Block Opposite COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE} ——o—_—_ My long experience in bette enables me to place before my custor World, Also, “Deep Séa” and “Just Right” Mackerel. . New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s Codfish. Wood and Willow Ware, Croe ery, Nails,§Candles, &e,, &e, MY MOTTG IS:——E4 zs v1 RTH 0 ——EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING——A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, FOR GOVERNOR. Morris M. Estee Of Napa. For Lieutenant Governor. A.R.CONKLING, Of Inyo. JOHN HUNT Of San Francisco. S. C. DENSON Of Sacramento, For Members of Congress, W. W MORROW ‘At Large. HENRY EDGERTON At tai” FRANK. PAGE Second District. Por Secretary of State, F.-A. PEDLAR. OF Yolo, For State Controller, ~W.A. DAVIES Of Tuvlamse. JOHN WEIL Of Sierra. For Attorney-General, A. 1 HART, Of Colusa. Por Surveyor-General. WILLIAM MINTO Of Los ‘Aaigeton. For Supt. Public Instruction, S. D. WATERMAN Of San Joaquin. For Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK GROSS Of Saciamento. For Railroad Commissioner, CHARLES F. Ep District. ln es WOREHOUSE. Second» District. COUNTY TICKET. a Por State Senator, WILLIAM GEORGE. For Assemblymen, 5. WHEELER, J. L. LEWISON, A--WALRATH,. For Sheriff, THOMAS MEIN. Por Assessor, ARCHIE NIVENS,.Jr. Por Treaserer, G.y. SCHMITTBURG. For Recorder, . JOHN A. RAPP. For County Cler:’ FRANK G., BEATTY. For Superintendent of Schools, A. J. TIFFANY. » ; Boe Diets E. W. ROBERTS. -_ For County Surveyor, J. G, HARTWELL. For Public Administesitor, JOHN STOTLAR. For Coroner, : W. C. GROVES. For Supervisor, ist District, es “CASPER. o* Gupaeeinar, 8d District, ‘JOHN ELY. ~ REPUBLICAN TICKE® STATE & COUNTY. coe ae Election, Tuesday, Nov. 7th Por Justices of Supreme Court REED B sure “josera SEPH PERRIN” HON. E. W. ROBERTS, . HON. WM. GEORGE, A. WALRATH, J. L. LEWISON, 8. WHEELER, County Offices, Will Address the citizens of Nevada county on the Issues of the Day as follows: “Rough & Ready, Thursday, Sept. 28th. Spenceville, Friday, Sept. 29th. Indian Springs, Saturday, Sept, 30th. French Corral, Monday, Oct. 2. North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. & “Columbia Hill, Wednesday, Oct. 4, Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Oct. 5. Eureka, Friday, Oct. 6. North Bloomfield, Saturday, Oct. 7th. Truckee, Wednesday, Oct; 11. Boca, Thursday, Uct. 12. Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 17, Lowell Hill, Wednesday, Oct™18. You Bet, Thursday, Oct. 19, Local menmibers of the County Centra? Committee will attend to the necessary arrangements. By order of the Committee. C. E. MULLOY, Chairman. D. E. Morean, Secretary, AINAXAB, The Celebrated Egyptian Hlixi for the Skin. We herew th append a few testimonials San Franciseo, March 22, 1882, Gentlemen : Ihave been using’ your Ain~ axab, and find it.a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing forthe skin. I shall. continue to use it.— : Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, A VON TRAUTMANN, i Opera Troupe, San I “ttlalp used Your AINAXAB im my, famil for some time, ’ am tiuch 4 with its action. It hg a pleasant cooli F< soap mga and to those aff with or face worms, I can h psec it, as their removal is Mtmeat ix stantaneous, one or two applications accom. 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