September 29, 1880 (4 pages)

Ui a e328 oq hid tw itry Le NO he iS j nf he he ! AVE TS 3 and s, ne ods, whall risco. FOR se if ‘0 res, ‘bree and 0, BE, ‘EL. eer. “Rliew's encampments in this county, Le =: “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. MREVaDA CITY CALIFORNIA. Brief Mention. ~nese) acres sae ied A ‘* Cloudy yesterday. ~ Greenback meeting to-night. “ > “Great guns !’ is Widow Bedott’s favorite cuss—word.,, “The Republican elulf'in thi” city jg still increasing in’ nunibers, Wm. Curvingham returned yes-terday fromr€ampbell’s Springs. The Hanéockers expect to have a “big ‘blow-out “here mext Saturday “oa pht. "Pie “aedstew Gauge : bridge over “Greenhoti creek has been. <recently ww . Geo. Smith's Afidavit. a “The affidavit of Geo. W. Smith, asking fora continuance of his trial ufitil November on the grounds that he has hot yet been abld to secure the deposition of R. M. Fryer, who is in New York city, states that on ‘Nov. 5th, 1878, Fryer contraeted to payment to be creditedon the amount due Sigourney by Smith ; that in pursuance of the, agreement the Smith mining company delivered to Sigourney a deed for a mining-claim on the Half Mile House property.— If the sum was not paid Sigourney was to consider the deed absolute and eredit Smith with the sum of $10,000. ~ He afterwards refused to make this credit. \The affidavit further alleges that Fryer paid Sigourney $2000 which the latter refused tn ated Ganibhing.tt ; ‘ Work is progressing favorably on ‘ the lower tunnel of the Peard —Consolidated claim. ° li Rev. Mr. Mann, pastor of the M. E. church, retarned Monday evening from the conference. “The, Mexican War Veterans of Nevada county will hold a. meeting in this c.ty next Saturday, Geo, F. Jacobs has had his Broad: street residence beautitied ky the addition of a bay. window. There is a dearth of political meetings in Nevada City. Come, gentle-" men, roll up your s eeves and make the pot boil. It is intended that the new depot ‘at Colfax will beready for occupancy within the course of a month frem the present time. Teamsters say that some portions of the road between this city and San Juan are badly cut up, owing to the great amount of hauling done iu that direction this year. —— The boys in blue are nearly al‘ Ways true to ‘their colors. For instance, there are-not more than four ‘or five members of the Nevada Light Guard opposed to Garfield, the Union candidate, : The sidewalks along some of the printipai streéts of the city are in -a dilapidated cgndition. ‘here is an ordinance to prevent the existence of such a tumble-down condition of allairs, aad it. ought to be enforced. Cite Mrs. Gertrude Graves (well known in this city and Grass Valley as Gertie Richardson) died at OakJand last Friday night. She was a daughter of Captain Richardson, Her moth¢r, who resides in Grass Valley, left for Oakland upon hearing cf her death, Grass Vallcy Notes, {From our Special Correspondent.} Miss Julia Hill, who has been vis~ iting friends hereand at Nevada City, left Saturday for her home in Iowa RS Oo ‘ E. C. Helfrich is visiting his mother here, The Guild will be held at the Reform Club Hall this evening. Wm. Hamilton came upfrom be~ low Sunday night. . .L, Ellsworth, Grand. Chief. Patri-. arch, is) visiting the different ‘Odd There was no service atthe Methodist chureh Sunday. Rev; G. 0. Ash, the mew pastor, failed to ‘arrive, Visiting @ Sister Ledge. Monday evening some forty members of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S; of this city, went to Grass Valley in cartiages and“visited Aurora Chapter of that phtee. After the exercises at the hall, which included the ‘initiabien into the ordet of Misa Sallie Hill of this city, the guests and entertainers to the number of about 200 persons partook. of A splendid. Collatioa prepared by the latter and served in. the Mason’s banqueting. hall, , a ~<L ~e* % . > ~-+— Brill To-morrow Night. Battalion’ Commander Bond has ordered the. Garfield and Arthur ‘pay T. W. Sigourney ~$10,000, said . iS Greenback Mecting To-night. _——. back candidate for Congress from this district, arrived in town on Earl Wanamake’s stage yesterday merning, and will this evening deliver an’ address from the stand at the corner of Pine and Broad streets. He. is said to be an eloquent and interesting speaker. Monday night he spoke to'a large audience at Dutch Flat, and was received with much enthusiasm. . . Hedgehog Killed. a ee ‘Two or three days ago Prosper Savoy ef Blue Tent killed a large sized hedgehog while out hunting, These animals are very scarce here~ abouts, but two or three having been killed in this part of the county for several years so far as the reporter «1 Ne uralgia is a Disease of the Past, Hon. Benjamin Todd, the Green: litte sufferer. 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 from the 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 get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celebrated 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 weuralgia have never failed yet, Mothers use a few drops ina little warm sweeten ed water to swal—a teething baby’s mouth. It will instantly rélieve the r. Sold by Reddington & Co., and ‘Crane, Brigham & Co., of San_ Francisco, who spjaly_all x. ‘ ba) NOMINEES. For Recorder; : JOHN A. RAPP, . Of Nevada City. For Treasurer. G. von SCHMITTBURG, Of Nevada City, For Sheriff, REPUBLICAN . Re?usucan nownaTions Election November 2d. wr For President, James A, Garfield, OF. OHIO, wes a a For Vice-President, ~ CHESTER A. ARTHUR, . _ OF NEW York. * ls seta git tract is new in Fryer’s hands: Smith further claims that,he cdn prova\ by Fryer that when the three met ney made threats against him, acted as if about to draw a weapon, and said he would hold him (Smith) _responsible in person and _property. That on two other occasions they had angry conversations in the presence of Fryer. Thatafterward Smith and Sigourney ‘entered into a* contract by which the former was to have half of said mining claim, : and that Sigourney. was to furnish the money to dévelop it. eee SE FES A Chapter on Clothes. Good clothes do not make the man, but they goa long way towards making the outside of hin, Ouly truly great men can pass*\muster in old and badly ‘fitting clothes. Some people labor under the foolish impression that they cannot appear ‘in @ suit of clothes unless it is made by fashionable tailors in San Fran~ cisco. This isa foolish exhibition of pride, not to say inexcusable ignorance, when clothes just as good can be purchased of Hyman Brothers for half the money. The dealers in ready made clothes are now. able to turn out goods that can successfilly compare with those whicle are made to order. Hyman Brotheis have just laid-in an immense invoice of Falland Winter goodsimatked clear down to the bottom notch, —See their new advertisement, > Superior Court. ‘ : ' The following business was_transacted yesterday im the Superior Court, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: His creditors vs. Wolf Peyser. out argument. Leopold Michaels et als vs. Wolf Peyser et als. Demurrer submitted without argument. : The People vs. G. W. Smith. C. W. Cross, Esq., was entered as--attorney of record on behalf of the proseeution, Metion’ for contin‘uance argued and granted, and ordered that the case be reset next Monday. Up Country Freight. The railroad authorities say that the merchants in the upper part’ of the county and through Sierra are very slow this Fall iu ordering their winter supplies, many of' them having not as yet done anything in that direction. The result of thus delaying was experienced by a number of dealers last season. Before their goods arrived,the stormy season set in, and they had much difficulty and were put to extra expense in getting them delivered, a eee Tho Injured Men. Chas. Hateh} ‘who was fearfully injured. at the Providerce mine; . Stephen Quinn, who was run over by a log truck and lost the lower portion of one of his legs; also . Fritz Mester, who accidentally shot himself with a pistol, are all doing well. Hatch and Mester were ‘for a time In @ very precarious condition, but their recovery is now deemed pretty a 7 certain, Opening Party. The Light Guard Band consisting S. of-thirteen pieces and under the Guards to meet at Hunt's Hall to-. morrow’ evening for drift and) to make arrangeménts ¢o visit Grass es . One day Inét week Wm. Eddy thot fouF eons medr Cooper's sawtail, le killed:threa of them ata leadership of -F. Elser; will give their first: ‘social dance at Hunt's Hall next’ Friday evening. “Arrangements will be complete,’ ‘aiid! full partiqulers of the prograinme will appear in Friday’sissue. 829-2 hetaer ge eR Aple. “* Cottage with Ors acte of Nand single shat, ’ after they, had been t) will be sold cheap for cash, Apply at this office. A the National Hotel one day SigourDemurrer to petition submitted with. . paid. can learn, or v Furnished Rooms to Let. Apply at No. 4 West Broad st \ o a Py \ ost eee AllNaborers who assisted ia putting out the fire at the Providence a \ Special Notice. stant, are reqtested to give their their labor t@ the Siiperintendent of the mine, : JosePH THOMAS, 826-lw Superintendent, ee : Mining Tools For Sale. Alot of Mining Tools can be bought cheap. Enquire of A. R. Wadsworth at Mulloy’s grocery store, Broad street Nevada City. lw To the Public. Having made arrangements to dispose of my entire stock and building inthis city, I would fespectiully in— form the public and. all in want of ‘. any goods in my line, that I will offer extra inducements for cash. The stock will remain full and complete in every respect in the future as in the past, Gro. E. Tcrner. Nevapa Crry, Sept, 22d--2w _ 44 BooK-KEEPING and writing, $10 amonth. Writing alone, $5: Chesnutwood’s Business Col'ege. 1m. aS The Palace Cigar Store. ALEX, Zexinp, the popular. tobacconist;.has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Ci gars, of the choicest brands. Also all-the -favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco, His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices . are the lowest in the city. tf _To all Whom it may Concern. ‘Having disposed of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H. Naffziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atouce, My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor. market, where bills can also be o. J. Narrzicer.Nevada City, Aug. 24th. ea Important Notice. 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 30 days. Good for $3,000 in the event of death, or for $15. weekly costing but 25 cents a day. s3-1m For Supervisor. Relieving that the office of Supervisor should not be of a partizan uature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Towuship, and respectfully solicit for the position the supvort of all my friends regardless of party. ; J. S. Tiomrsoy, San Francisco. ‘The: largest music house on the coast. We keep the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Piands, Pease & Co. Piano; also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sqld on easy installments, All pianos.and organs warranted. The ‘Tansic. 28s SttwrMax, Hyper & Co. S. Cravirx, agent for Nevada Co, =Use instead of unwholesome cosmetics, Glenn's sulphur soap, which nnrifies and. beautifies. the skin. Hill's hair and whisker dye, b'ack or brown 50 cts. Pike’s Toothache drops eure jin one minute, mine, on th morning of the 21st in-names with the amount and value of. The books of the old firm are at the . indemnity for disabling injuries, and. . bottles 10 cents. druggists. jy22-ly’ i. _ You Have no Excuse, Have you any exeuse for suffering with Dyspepsia-or Liver Complaint? Ts there any reason why you should go on from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation. of the Heart, Heart burn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning ‘pains at the pit of the Stomach, Ye. low Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste.in the mouth, Coming food after eating, Low spirits, “Ke. No! It is positively your . own fault if you do. (io to your ‘Drug: gis—and get a bottle of Green's. August Flower for 75 cents.° Your eure is certain, but if you doubt this, 'get a sample bottle for 10: cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you, A Fine Thing tor the Teeth, Fragrant Sozodont is a composition ot 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 or ‘antisepic property and aromatic . fragrance makes it a. toilet luxury. Sozodont removes‘ all disagreeable odors from.the breath caused by catarrh, bad teeth, ete. It is entirely free from the injurivus and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last six months. Loveliness as a Fine Art. Every lady who has used ‘‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” will admit that thel imprevement of the complexion shoutd be classed among the Fine Arts. Though she may be past. the heyday of youth, yet, like a faded picture retouched with its originae tines, she blooms anew under th influence of this rejuvenating soap It has too, a rare and. delicate odor, far superior to mdst of the sickly perfumes of the day, and-a~—distin guished chemist pronounces it: harmtess. Beware of counterfeits, See that “:C.'N. Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet without which none-is--gentine,——Sold~ by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes,60 cents. “Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye” isalsoa wonder worker. « It gives to gray hair or any undesirable color a most perfect and_brilliant black or brown tint; is safe, ’ sure and cheap. ———__—_+-.-.<>s False impye¢ssion. It is generally supposed by physicians and the people generally that Dyspepsiacan not invariably be cured but we are pleased to say that Green's August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver complaint in all ‘its forms, such as sour Stomach, Cos. tiveness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, etc. Out of the ‘50,000 dozen bottles sold last year, but thousands of complimentary letters received from Druggists of wonderful cures, Three doses will re: lieve any case. Try it. Sample Regular size 75 cents, A Card, Toall who are suffering from thé errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, earl¥ decay, loss of manheod, &a, I will send a recipe that willcure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This grest remedy ‘was discovered by & missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed enyelope to the Rev. Josvru T. ixman, Srarion D, New York City, . 18-ly —_-oor mw 3 to San, F ‘8 best. . CoLnr®s, Operator. RubDotPH Photographs equal n, Francigeo’ Skin, ft up of . not a single failure was reported . 1g Pp {Union India Rubber Co’s _ . Showing plwhich prevent their crauking or _E._P. SANFORD. . Of Grass Valley, For County €lerk, * . a * ROBERTS, Cf Grass Valley: i . . <P For AssemmDiyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York, For Superviser, Ist District, H. C, MILLS, Of Nevada City. PRICE misyT BEEHIVE” GROCERY STORE, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City Flour, . per 100 lbs., $2 75 Assorted Crackers Lab Soda Crackers 80 Mackerel, No, 1, per kit, 250 Bran, per 100ibs., 1 25 Small Corn, per 100 lbs., 1 874 Wheat, — per 100 lbs., 225 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 624 Whole Barley, per 100 Ibs., 150 E. B. Tea, Be) et) ae 40 Japan Tea, pertb.,.__. eee Beehive Tea, per Ib; Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar,Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 cts Split Peas, 13 lbs., 100 BestIsland Rice, 10 Ibs., 1-00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, ; 12 cans 1 00}: -} Tomatoes). 7 cans 1.00 Corn, 5cans 106 ‘. Jelly, 3 vans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, S74 Sardines, small cans, — 6 cans Sardines, large cans. . 4 cans Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 Ibs, Tohacco, per Ib., 70 Oil-Can full of Coffee, 3 bs., 60 Milk Can full of Cotlee, 3 Tbs., 60 Dinner Can full-of Cottee,5 Ibs., 1 00 1.00 1 00 1 00 Beahs, 334 Ws. fof. 1 00 Grouud Coffee, per package, 20 cts. Corn Stareh, 2 packazes, 25 cts. Sterch, 2 packazes, : 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do. 5 yal can, 2.25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25c Mustard, per bottle, 10¢, Pepper, per bottle, : 10c. Wash Tubs, froin 50 ceilits to 200 Wash Boards, 30 cts. Watcr Buckets} 374 cts. Clothes Baskets, ” 0 cts. ; Rolling Vitis 15 cts. . Potato Mashers, 15 cts. All goods subject to correction. 2 Everyth ng Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. Richard Roberts Aaslx« For Pure Para Gunr ' CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS 4nd COATS. Beware ef Imitations. E SURE the Bootes are stamped Crack Proet on the heels and have the Pure, Gum Springs on the foot and instep, They will last twice-as tong’ ad any, otligrs manufactured. ry For Sale by all Dealers, Allkinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. " Goodyear Rubber Co, Ri Ht PEASE, Jax, ) ; Photo-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevada ; For Présidential Electors : JOHN FMILLER, HENRY EDGERTOY JOHN A.RAUR, CHARLES N. FOX, We Wt McKAIG, wit feR. BARD. a a For Member of Congress—Second District, a. FE, PAGE. ——O——— COUNTY NOMINATIONS : For Meinbers of Assembly, R. McM 0 {RAY, of Bridgeport Tp. d. B. PATTERSON, of Little York, W. D. LONG, of Nevada. =f be For Sheriff, EP. SANFORD, of Grass Valley. For County Clerk, . E, A. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley. — For County. Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, of Nevada‘ a * For County Treasurer, GV; SCHMITTBURG, of Nevada, For District Attorney, E, H. GAYLORD, of Meadow Lake. ~-~"For County Surveyor, iH. S. BRADLEY, of Nevada. For Coroner, GEO. A, GRAY, of Nevada City. For Public Administrator, ies For Supervisor, Ist District—H. ©. MILLS. Sth Distriet{—B. F. SNELL. 3d District—CHAS, TAYLOR, . Ingurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance ne Recanse’ its {NCONTESTABLE Polices @re simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as go 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 published from holders of Tontine Policiesclearly prove, Third. Because of its financial strength, progressive manazement, and widely extended business. (The average annual’ amoun? of its new : policiés ‘issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other.company,) 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,.>> ne «+ 10,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years). >. 5,504.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash 36,455.80, having had besides $10,001) of premiums paid returnable in cash, This example and those which follow’ show that Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now. declared by any other Company, + — 2d Example; Rolicy No, 58,543, issued Dec. 80, 1870. Endowment 20 years, © Tow tine Period Ten years. Anaount. -B10,000.uKF Total Premiuus paid (20 years).<. . 7,539.00 . The assured on Dee, 30, 1880, wild be en titled todraw, in cash, 39,038.30, 120 per ct premiums paid. These results althoug fully made estimates a¥e Not Es,imates but Actual Cash Returns. 2d Example. Policy No, . 41,621, ieened March 27, 1669. Amount... RH OAL) ‘Total preminins pate: ooo. ces est In this case the assured withdrew, Marcu » 1880, in cashi, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct of premiums paid, + Many policies will thus be paid in 193. predicted by cari 27 Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid, ha . Assets, $37,366,841.75 Surplus, $7,51 9,407.75 PRESIDENT ¢ ~~ HENNEY 3. DE. VICE-PRESIDENT : » James Ww. Alexander. 4 M. RUNYON, pAsents. Sam Francisco, Aug. 13—3mu © < $ = E.M. BROWN, AGENT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Po JONATHAN CLARK, of Nevada, Society of New York is . the Cheapest and the Best, of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent # Se, wot ke ae en oe

Ui a e328 oq hid tw itry Le NO he iS j nf he he ! AVE TS 3 and s, ne ods, whall risco. FOR se if ‘0 res, ‘bree and 0, BE, ‘EL. eer. “Rliew's encampments in this county, Le =: “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. MREVaDA CITY CALIFORNIA. Brief Mention. ~nese) acres sae ied A ‘* Cloudy yesterday. ~ Greenback meeting to-night. “ > “Great guns !’ is Widow Bedott’s favorite cuss—word.,, “The Republican elulf'in thi” city jg still increasing in’ nunibers, Wm. Curvingham returned yes-terday fromr€ampbell’s Springs. The Hanéockers expect to have a “big ‘blow-out “here mext Saturday “oa pht. "Pie “aedstew Gauge : bridge over “Greenhoti creek has been. <recently ww . Geo. Smith's Afidavit. a “The affidavit of Geo. W. Smith, asking fora continuance of his trial ufitil November on the grounds that he has hot yet been abld to secure the deposition of R. M. Fryer, who is in New York city, states that on ‘Nov. 5th, 1878, Fryer contraeted to payment to be creditedon the amount due Sigourney by Smith ; that in pursuance of the, agreement the Smith mining company delivered to Sigourney a deed for a mining-claim on the Half Mile House property.— If the sum was not paid Sigourney was to consider the deed absolute and eredit Smith with the sum of $10,000. ~ He afterwards refused to make this credit. \The affidavit further alleges that Fryer paid Sigourney $2000 which the latter refused tn ated Ganibhing.tt ; ‘ Work is progressing favorably on ‘ the lower tunnel of the Peard —Consolidated claim. ° li Rev. Mr. Mann, pastor of the M. E. church, retarned Monday evening from the conference. “The, Mexican War Veterans of Nevada county will hold a. meeting in this c.ty next Saturday, Geo, F. Jacobs has had his Broad: street residence beautitied ky the addition of a bay. window. There is a dearth of political meetings in Nevada City. Come, gentle-" men, roll up your s eeves and make the pot boil. It is intended that the new depot ‘at Colfax will beready for occupancy within the course of a month frem the present time. Teamsters say that some portions of the road between this city and San Juan are badly cut up, owing to the great amount of hauling done iu that direction this year. —— The boys in blue are nearly al‘ Ways true to ‘their colors. For instance, there are-not more than four ‘or five members of the Nevada Light Guard opposed to Garfield, the Union candidate, : The sidewalks along some of the printipai streéts of the city are in -a dilapidated cgndition. ‘here is an ordinance to prevent the existence of such a tumble-down condition of allairs, aad it. ought to be enforced. Cite Mrs. Gertrude Graves (well known in this city and Grass Valley as Gertie Richardson) died at OakJand last Friday night. She was a daughter of Captain Richardson, Her moth¢r, who resides in Grass Valley, left for Oakland upon hearing cf her death, Grass Vallcy Notes, {From our Special Correspondent.} Miss Julia Hill, who has been vis~ iting friends hereand at Nevada City, left Saturday for her home in Iowa RS Oo ‘ E. C. Helfrich is visiting his mother here, The Guild will be held at the Reform Club Hall this evening. Wm. Hamilton came upfrom be~ low Sunday night. . .L, Ellsworth, Grand. Chief. Patri-. arch, is) visiting the different ‘Odd There was no service atthe Methodist chureh Sunday. Rev; G. 0. Ash, the mew pastor, failed to ‘arrive, Visiting @ Sister Ledge. Monday evening some forty members of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S; of this city, went to Grass Valley in cartiages and“visited Aurora Chapter of that phtee. After the exercises at the hall, which included the ‘initiabien into the ordet of Misa Sallie Hill of this city, the guests and entertainers to the number of about 200 persons partook. of A splendid. Collatioa prepared by the latter and served in. the Mason’s banqueting. hall, , a ~<L ~e* % . > ~-+— Brill To-morrow Night. Battalion’ Commander Bond has ordered the. Garfield and Arthur ‘pay T. W. Sigourney ~$10,000, said . iS Greenback Mecting To-night. _——. back candidate for Congress from this district, arrived in town on Earl Wanamake’s stage yesterday merning, and will this evening deliver an’ address from the stand at the corner of Pine and Broad streets. He. is said to be an eloquent and interesting speaker. Monday night he spoke to'a large audience at Dutch Flat, and was received with much enthusiasm. . . Hedgehog Killed. a ee ‘Two or three days ago Prosper Savoy ef Blue Tent killed a large sized hedgehog while out hunting, These animals are very scarce here~ abouts, but two or three having been killed in this part of the county for several years so far as the reporter «1 Ne uralgia is a Disease of the Past, Hon. Benjamin Todd, the Green: litte sufferer. 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 from the 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 get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe’s celebrated 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 weuralgia have never failed yet, Mothers use a few drops ina little warm sweeten ed water to swal—a teething baby’s mouth. It will instantly rélieve the r. Sold by Reddington & Co., and ‘Crane, Brigham & Co., of San_ Francisco, who spjaly_all x. ‘ ba) NOMINEES. For Recorder; : JOHN A. RAPP, . Of Nevada City. For Treasurer. G. von SCHMITTBURG, Of Nevada City, For Sheriff, REPUBLICAN . Re?usucan nownaTions Election November 2d. wr For President, James A, Garfield, OF. OHIO, wes a a For Vice-President, ~ CHESTER A. ARTHUR, . _ OF NEW York. * ls seta git tract is new in Fryer’s hands: Smith further claims that,he cdn prova\ by Fryer that when the three met ney made threats against him, acted as if about to draw a weapon, and said he would hold him (Smith) _responsible in person and _property. That on two other occasions they had angry conversations in the presence of Fryer. Thatafterward Smith and Sigourney ‘entered into a* contract by which the former was to have half of said mining claim, : and that Sigourney. was to furnish the money to dévelop it. eee SE FES A Chapter on Clothes. Good clothes do not make the man, but they goa long way towards making the outside of hin, Ouly truly great men can pass*\muster in old and badly ‘fitting clothes. Some people labor under the foolish impression that they cannot appear ‘in @ suit of clothes unless it is made by fashionable tailors in San Fran~ cisco. This isa foolish exhibition of pride, not to say inexcusable ignorance, when clothes just as good can be purchased of Hyman Brothers for half the money. The dealers in ready made clothes are now. able to turn out goods that can successfilly compare with those whicle are made to order. Hyman Brotheis have just laid-in an immense invoice of Falland Winter goodsimatked clear down to the bottom notch, —See their new advertisement, > Superior Court. ‘ : ' The following business was_transacted yesterday im the Superior Court, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: His creditors vs. Wolf Peyser. out argument. Leopold Michaels et als vs. Wolf Peyser et als. Demurrer submitted without argument. : The People vs. G. W. Smith. C. W. Cross, Esq., was entered as--attorney of record on behalf of the proseeution, Metion’ for contin‘uance argued and granted, and ordered that the case be reset next Monday. Up Country Freight. The railroad authorities say that the merchants in the upper part’ of the county and through Sierra are very slow this Fall iu ordering their winter supplies, many of' them having not as yet done anything in that direction. The result of thus delaying was experienced by a number of dealers last season. Before their goods arrived,the stormy season set in, and they had much difficulty and were put to extra expense in getting them delivered, a eee Tho Injured Men. Chas. Hateh} ‘who was fearfully injured. at the Providerce mine; . Stephen Quinn, who was run over by a log truck and lost the lower portion of one of his legs; also . Fritz Mester, who accidentally shot himself with a pistol, are all doing well. Hatch and Mester were ‘for a time In @ very precarious condition, but their recovery is now deemed pretty a 7 certain, Opening Party. The Light Guard Band consisting S. of-thirteen pieces and under the Guards to meet at Hunt's Hall to-. morrow’ evening for drift and) to make arrangeménts ¢o visit Grass es . One day Inét week Wm. Eddy thot fouF eons medr Cooper's sawtail, le killed:threa of them ata leadership of -F. Elser; will give their first: ‘social dance at Hunt's Hall next’ Friday evening. “Arrangements will be complete,’ ‘aiid! full partiqulers of the prograinme will appear in Friday’sissue. 829-2 hetaer ge eR Aple. “* Cottage with Ors acte of Nand single shat, ’ after they, had been t) will be sold cheap for cash, Apply at this office. A the National Hotel one day SigourDemurrer to petition submitted with. . paid. can learn, or v Furnished Rooms to Let. Apply at No. 4 West Broad st \ o a Py \ ost eee AllNaborers who assisted ia putting out the fire at the Providence a \ Special Notice. stant, are reqtested to give their their labor t@ the Siiperintendent of the mine, : JosePH THOMAS, 826-lw Superintendent, ee : Mining Tools For Sale. Alot of Mining Tools can be bought cheap. Enquire of A. R. Wadsworth at Mulloy’s grocery store, Broad street Nevada City. lw To the Public. Having made arrangements to dispose of my entire stock and building inthis city, I would fespectiully in— form the public and. all in want of ‘. any goods in my line, that I will offer extra inducements for cash. The stock will remain full and complete in every respect in the future as in the past,

Gro. E. Tcrner. Nevapa Crry, Sept, 22d--2w _ 44 BooK-KEEPING and writing, $10 amonth. Writing alone, $5: Chesnutwood’s Business Col'ege. 1m. aS The Palace Cigar Store. ALEX, Zexinp, the popular. tobacconist;.has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Ci gars, of the choicest brands. Also all-the -favorite varieties of Chewing Tobacco, His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his prices . are the lowest in the city. tf _To all Whom it may Concern. ‘Having disposed of the Union market to E. C. Mungor and H. Naffziger, [hereby request all persons indebted to me to settle their accounts atouce, My bills have been placed in the hands of Leop. Garthe, who is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me and receipt therefor. market, where bills can also be o. J. Narrzicer.Nevada City, Aug. 24th. ea Important Notice. 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 30 days. Good for $3,000 in the event of death, or for $15. weekly costing but 25 cents a day. s3-1m For Supervisor. Relieving that the office of Supervisor should not be of a partizan uature, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Towuship, and respectfully solicit for the position the supvort of all my friends regardless of party. ; J. S. Tiomrsoy, San Francisco. ‘The: largest music house on the coast. We keep the celebrated Weber Pianos Haines Bro’s. Piands, Pease & Co. Piano; also the world-renowned Estey Organ. Instruments sqld on easy installments, All pianos.and organs warranted. The ‘Tansic. 28s SttwrMax, Hyper & Co. S. Cravirx, agent for Nevada Co, =Use instead of unwholesome cosmetics, Glenn's sulphur soap, which nnrifies and. beautifies. the skin. Hill's hair and whisker dye, b'ack or brown 50 cts. Pike’s Toothache drops eure jin one minute, mine, on th morning of the 21st in-names with the amount and value of. The books of the old firm are at the . indemnity for disabling injuries, and. . bottles 10 cents. druggists. jy22-ly’ i. _ You Have no Excuse, Have you any exeuse for suffering with Dyspepsia-or Liver Complaint? Ts there any reason why you should go on from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation. of the Heart, Heart burn, Water-brash, Gnawing and burning ‘pains at the pit of the Stomach, Ye. low Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste.in the mouth, Coming food after eating, Low spirits, “Ke. No! It is positively your . own fault if you do. (io to your ‘Drug: gis—and get a bottle of Green's. August Flower for 75 cents.° Your eure is certain, but if you doubt this, 'get a sample bottle for 10: cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you, A Fine Thing tor the Teeth, Fragrant Sozodont is a composition ot 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 or ‘antisepic property and aromatic . fragrance makes it a. toilet luxury. Sozodont removes‘ all disagreeable odors from.the breath caused by catarrh, bad teeth, ete. It is entirely free from the injurivus and acrid properties of tooth pastes and powders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will last six months. Loveliness as a Fine Art. Every lady who has used ‘‘Glenn’s Sulphur Soap” will admit that thel imprevement of the complexion shoutd be classed among the Fine Arts. Though she may be past. the heyday of youth, yet, like a faded picture retouched with its originae tines, she blooms anew under th influence of this rejuvenating soap It has too, a rare and. delicate odor, far superior to mdst of the sickly perfumes of the day, and-a~—distin guished chemist pronounces it: harmtess. Beware of counterfeits, See that “:C.'N. Crittenton, Proprietor,” is printed on each packet without which none-is--gentine,——Sold~ by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes,60 cents. “Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye” isalsoa wonder worker. « It gives to gray hair or any undesirable color a most perfect and_brilliant black or brown tint; is safe, ’ sure and cheap. ———__—_+-.-.<>s False impye¢ssion. It is generally supposed by physicians and the people generally that Dyspepsiacan not invariably be cured but we are pleased to say that Green's August Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver complaint in all ‘its forms, such as sour Stomach, Cos. tiveness, Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, etc. Out of the ‘50,000 dozen bottles sold last year, but thousands of complimentary letters received from Druggists of wonderful cures, Three doses will re: lieve any case. Try it. Sample Regular size 75 cents, A Card, Toall who are suffering from thé errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, earl¥ decay, loss of manheod, &a, I will send a recipe that willcure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This grest remedy ‘was discovered by & missionary in South America, Send a self-addressed enyelope to the Rev. Josvru T. ixman, Srarion D, New York City, . 18-ly —_-oor mw 3 to San, F ‘8 best. . CoLnr®s, Operator. RubDotPH Photographs equal n, Francigeo’ Skin, ft up of . not a single failure was reported . 1g Pp {Union India Rubber Co’s _ . Showing plwhich prevent their crauking or _E._P. SANFORD. . Of Grass Valley, For County €lerk, * . a * ROBERTS, Cf Grass Valley: i . . <P For AssemmDiyman, J. B. PATTERSON, Of Little York, For Superviser, Ist District, H. C, MILLS, Of Nevada City. PRICE misyT BEEHIVE” GROCERY STORE, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . . Nevada City Flour, . per 100 lbs., $2 75 Assorted Crackers Lab Soda Crackers 80 Mackerel, No, 1, per kit, 250 Bran, per 100ibs., 1 25 Small Corn, per 100 lbs., 1 874 Wheat, — per 100 lbs., 225 Ground Barley, per 100 Ibs., 1 624 Whole Barley, per 100 Ibs., 150 E. B. Tea, Be) et) ae 40 Japan Tea, pertb.,.__. eee Beehive Tea, per Ib; Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar,Pearl Barley, 3 Ibs., 25 cts Split Peas, 13 lbs., 100 BestIsland Rice, 10 Ibs., 1-00 Harkness Wax Candles, box, 400 Oysters, ; 12 cans 1 00}: -} Tomatoes). 7 cans 1.00 Corn, 5cans 106 ‘. Jelly, 3 vans, 90 Syrup, per gallon, S74 Sardines, small cans, — 6 cans Sardines, large cans. . 4 cans Lemon Peel and Citron, 3 Ibs, Tohacco, per Ib., 70 Oil-Can full of Coffee, 3 bs., 60 Milk Can full of Cotlee, 3 Tbs., 60 Dinner Can full-of Cottee,5 Ibs., 1 00 1.00 1 00 1 00 Beahs, 334 Ws. fof. 1 00 Grouud Coffee, per package, 20 cts. Corn Stareh, 2 packazes, 25 cts. Sterch, 2 packazes, : 25 cts Prize Medal Kerosene Oil, per gal, 50c do do do. 5 yal can, 2.25 Best Cal. Candles, 30 for 100 Frye’s English Cocoa, packet 25 Washing Powder, 3 packages, 25c Mustard, per bottle, 10¢, Pepper, per bottle, : 10c. Wash Tubs, froin 50 ceilits to 200 Wash Boards, 30 cts. Watcr Buckets} 374 cts. Clothes Baskets, ” 0 cts. ; Rolling Vitis 15 cts. . Potato Mashers, 15 cts. All goods subject to correction. 2 Everyth ng Fresh and warrant ed to be the Best. Richard Roberts Aaslx« For Pure Para Gunr ' CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS 4nd COATS. Beware ef Imitations. E SURE the Bootes are stamped Crack Proet on the heels and have the Pure, Gum Springs on the foot and instep, They will last twice-as tong’ ad any, otligrs manufactured. ry For Sale by all Dealers, Allkinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. " Goodyear Rubber Co, Ri Ht PEASE, Jax, ) ; Photo-Ga'lery, Broad Street, Nevada ; For Présidential Electors : JOHN FMILLER, HENRY EDGERTOY JOHN A.RAUR, CHARLES N. FOX, We Wt McKAIG, wit feR. BARD. a a For Member of Congress—Second District, a. FE, PAGE. ——O——— COUNTY NOMINATIONS : For Meinbers of Assembly, R. McM 0 {RAY, of Bridgeport Tp. d. B. PATTERSON, of Little York, W. D. LONG, of Nevada. =f be For Sheriff, EP. SANFORD, of Grass Valley. For County Clerk, . E, A. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley. — For County. Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, of Nevada‘ a * For County Treasurer, GV; SCHMITTBURG, of Nevada, For District Attorney, E, H. GAYLORD, of Meadow Lake. ~-~"For County Surveyor, iH. S. BRADLEY, of Nevada. For Coroner, GEO. A, GRAY, of Nevada City. For Public Administrator, ies For Supervisor, Ist District—H. ©. MILLS. Sth Distriet{—B. F. SNELL. 3d District—CHAS, TAYLOR, . Ingurance offered by the Equitable Life Assurance ne Recanse’ its {NCONTESTABLE Polices @re simple, concise and without arduous conditions such as go 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 published from holders of Tontine Policiesclearly prove, Third. Because of its financial strength, progressive manazement, and widely extended business. (The average annual’ amoun? of its new : policiés ‘issued has for the past eleven years been larger than that of any other.company,) 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,..>> ne «+ 10,000.60 Total Premiums paid (11 years). >. 5,504.00 The assured is now entitled to draw, in cash 36,455.80, having had besides $10,001) of premiums paid returnable in cash, This example and those which follow’ show that Larger Profits are paid PolicyHolders than are now. declared by any other Company, + — 2d Example; Rolicy No, 58,543, issued Dec. 80, 1870. Endowment 20 years, © Tow tine Period Ten years. Anaount. -B10,000.uKF Total Premiuus paid (20 years).<. . 7,539.00 . The assured on Dee, 30, 1880, wild be en titled todraw, in cash, 39,038.30, 120 per ct premiums paid. These results althoug fully made estimates a¥e Not Es,imates but Actual Cash Returns. 2d Example. Policy No, . 41,621, ieened March 27, 1669. Amount..... RH OAL) ‘Total preminins pate: ooo. ces est In this case the assured withdrew, Marcu » 1880, in cashi, $3,312.45, being 114 per ct of premiums paid, + Many policies will thus be paid in 193. predicted by cari 27 Cash Returns of from 100 to 120 per cent. of the Premiums Paid, ha . Assets, $37,366,841.75 Surplus, $7,51 9,407.75 PRESIDENT ¢ ~~ HENNEY 3. DE. VICE-PRESIDENT : » James Ww. Alexander. 4 M. RUNYON, pAsents. Sam Francisco, Aug. 13—3mu © < $ = E.M. BROWN, AGENT, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Po JONATHAN CLARK, of Nevada, Society of New York is . the Cheapest and the Best, of assurance for eleven years, 115 per cent # Se, wot ke ae en oe