September 3, 1873 (4 pages)

TAT AIMS . INTEHAL ily inform the sity et vicinity that stook cy Goods STORE, ~ and Pine Sts, . CITY, Figure ! fers every arit RATES an be bought e in this counonsists in part nd quality, suck as kinds; Irish and frenadinés, Alpaclicoa! arid a great. ¢oo numerous too b I invite. the esf the Ladies. URNISHING ODS ye I-bé found every arruse in a family, ; Towels, Napkins, hany other things ; need for eomfcrt Yaisplendid stock of 16, which embraces that it is impossible urmerate them, but esto call and see ris. lime is Iprge and d embraces almost ne ladies desire. hiciasahetade give the ladies 96 ter bargains it the Joods line than they her establishment in : MENTHAL, Hovnavnestt oat ana Pino Sts. — ~ and the accond bell at 734 “ermennent The Daily Transeriph NEVADA CIPY, CAL: & LOCAL AFFAIRS. Persons Natwralized. The following persons were naturalized In the County Court;Sept. Ist, Hon, John. Caldwell presiding: Vincenzo Marich, Austria, _ Joseph 'L. Grand, France. Thomas/Nicholas, England. Francis Sali, Austria; — Louis Nichols, England. James Williams, ‘—. “TL. C. McGagin, Irelend, John Mingea, France. Joseph‘Dunstar, England. ' August Adnot, France. Phos. Granfall, England. Wm. Travers, Ireland. Louis ‘Will, Germany. Thos. Henry Bennett,’ England. , Dennis Driscoll, Ireland. . . Henry Warrington, England. Jean Rabe, France. James Tregoning, England. Gecrge Parkin-Thomas Rowe, James Bishop, John Hodge, Samuel Hooper, . John Mitchell, ay John Pearce,John Carthew, ff Wm. G. Trenbath, * Thomas Harris, Jabez Jenkins,‘ John Phillips, Richard Penrose, Thomas Thompson, ‘‘ Wi. Snell, Joseph Teeturn, Patrick Connolly, Ireland. The following persons were naturalized on the 2d, yesterday: Thomas O'Connor, Ireland. John H. Daly, Richard Jones, England. C. D, W. Filscher, Germany. B. Guscetti, Switzerland. Voters. Remember, by voting for the Republican Legislative ticket, you are aiding in the election of Newton . Booth for United States-Senator. ‘ ss ae Craelty to Animals. ; A teamster, on Monday; who had , brought up’a lond to this city, gave one of his mules a terrible beating with a heavy oaken club, and when requested to desist by an officer, paid no attention to the order, but . kept on with his beating, until it was fouwtl. necessary to arrest him. He was taken before Judge Davidson, on the charge of cruelty to animals, where proving by a number of witnesses the good character of himself and the bad: character of his: mule, he was let off by simply paying the costs, The Episcopal Church, The new Episcopal church is now receiving the finishing touches at the hands of the, painters, and the trustees are in hopes to have the edi~ fice completed, so as to have it opened for public worship the: first Sunday in October. and great credit is due to the ladies ‘and gentlemen who have labored so earnestly to bring it toa Sipe: completion, j > Time of Evening Service. We understand that notices were read at the various Protestant churches, on Sunday last, announe} * ing that on and after next Sanday, the evening service will commence at 7% o’clock,-instead—of+8 o'clock. The janitor at the.Court House will ring the first bell at 7 o’clock, o'clock, Fine Brick ‘Kiln,John Dannicliff, of this éity, bas just finished ‘burning a fine kiln of bricks—216,000, Dunnicliff evidentTy baler in the, fetury proepertty s¢ ‘Nevada, August 27th. of Nevada City, and expects ‘to have use for all of them in a short time. ~ Morse Died. Lancaster & ‘Co. lost their ‘gray horse ‘Burt’? on Monday last. He was considered the most valuable horse in ‘the stable. be pr congestion\of the stomach. . “paveting JRowt paubed. We have been requested by the]. : Foreman cf Pennsylvania Engine Company No. 2, to’state that the regular mouthly meeting of the‘eom‘pany is)’ postponed oe! a week from to-night. ~ Voters, “ee Seesisaarioe by voting for the Dem“ owatic Legislative ticket, you are aiding in the defeat of Newton Booth for United States Senator. ~ Cruyography. 5 Prof. Reynolds, of Mass. , is stopping for a short time at the ‘National Exchange, ‘in this city, where he Proposes to teach. persons by means of an apparatus of his invention, to copy portraits to life size‘in erayon from card photographs snd every kind of picture, to any size, without much taste or skill. It is almost en‘tirely'mechanical, yet the most fascinating art ever introduced im California. One, ‘Tesson ‘teaches the whole art saga gr warranted satisfactory ‘oO all, or No Pay RE. 7 QUIRED, All intetested, and ,lovers, of pictures should . avail themselves avoid future regrets, complete apparatus, all for $10, Class at rooms. every evening, at 7% o'clock; price there” ‘only. $8, 4 Crayographie portraits drawn for $10 a28-lw ‘of this opportunity to: acquire tt and . . Lo Terms— Private lessons at hotel or —aesidence;—at anv “hour, including? It is a neat, pretty. church, is an ornament to our city, he DRUGS! gr Se —aAT— PRESTON’S, — Gg OODS shipped to allparts-of the A county, by express or freight lines. ~ALL PATENT MEDICINES —AND— j Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in peakages Of HALF-DOZEK or moreé, a PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES Shane Bropated a all hours, day or night ns “Preston’s Lemon Sugar, Made fresh to order. A Large Invoice of SHOULDER BRACES, ‘TRUSSES, KNEE CAPS,: ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances i ported directly from Kastern Manufactories, > os CORKS, of all varicties and sizes, by the tens of thousands, _ ‘2 oes PAINTS, Ors, VARVISHES, BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, ACIDS and, , CRUCIBLES, AT ‘THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, Te Nevada Drug Store, EK. M. PRESTON, Proprieter, Nevada, August 2d. 1873, ~ Commercial Restaurant, : Opposite Transcript Building, Commercial Street, Nevada City. O. D. MONTELL, HAVING fitted np. the Commercial Restaurant, is now pre2ed t9 accom the pub© with every delicacy to be found in the market, and served up in the ‘. highest style of the culimary art. ‘tbe Restaurant being under his iwmediate supervision, his enstomeis can rely upon getiing a etter meal than any where else in the city. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Dinners, Suppers, Lun ete, for par. ties, gotten up on short notice, DAILY STAGE LINE. NEVADA CITY & DUTCH FLAT Stage avd Express Line. SUNDAYS-NOT EXCEFTED. rs LEROY CRARY, Proprietor: ON and. after THURSDAY, August 21st, Stage ae Will leave Unwn Hotel, Nevada city, at 8A. M,, for ‘eon Bet, Little York and Dutch ist connecting with the Eastern bound Tr for ‘iruckee, Cat sen, Virginia and all seine Kast. kKeturning, leaves Dutch Fiat Station on : arrival of western boun: train for Little York, You Bet end Nevada City, arriving at Union Hotel at 1.30 P. ‘ML. connecting with the Grass Valley Stage. 2 Fare through from Dutch Flat, to Ne vat 2,50. men CHAS. H. MOORE, Agent, Union Hotel, Neveda City. Wholesale & Retail,’ * <= ee THEY MUST BE SOLD. _— COST PRICES NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS. . GREAT SALE. Delay not amoment Those iy have coin can orescence Ce Cheaper than Pe . at the manufac-. tories. Fos ( “ ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY _—_— —AT THE—° —or—. A GOLDSMITH, on BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . en eee Look at these Prices . * 10 Yards Calico for One Dollar. 8 Yards Muslin for One Dollar, — Sheetings and Household Furnishing Goods 25 per cent lower than . . usual. prices, Towels, all linen, 1224 cents apiece. Fine Grenadines for dress, 15 cts. per yard, formerly 3774 cents. Black Alapacas 35 per cent reduc. tion.on former prices, Fine French Merinos, nip colors, 75 cents, and all kinds of dress goods at greatly reduced rates. Goods must be sold regardless of an increase stock of Fall Goods now trimmed hats at 50 than cost. per eent. less 75 cents per dozen. White Piques at 20 cents, formerly 374. White Piques at 30 cents, ee 50 vents, . Yngrain Three-ply tina” "Brnssels carpets at great bargains. Twenty-, five per cent saved by buying them now. _ Bleeched and unbleeched pure table linen at 40 cents pers vard, A. Goldsmith, Broad Street. Nevada City, Aug. MM. Unheard é Bargains POPULAR DRY G00DS HOUSE} cost, on account of makiag room for . on the way.from the Easter States. . ; All kinds of trimmed and unBrooks & Coates’. spool .cetton at . HYMAN BROS. the Clothing, &c, in the:8 Cor Broad of and Pine aes ots, oF ee sscustine BROTHERS, ATA LOW: FIGURE And are determined to dispose of the entire stock Regardless OF: —. Cost Prices , 2 AS WE WANT To MAKE ROOM FOR Grandest Stock ‘CLOTHING ANY OTHER COUNTY. We intend to give the people of ms section Greater Bargains IN THEIR LIFE TIME. WE WANT YOU and: prices before you buy anywhere else. Importers, Wholeca‘e & Retail Dealers, or. Broadand Pine Bts., THAN THEY EVER HAD To Cali ané@ Examine our Goods . specau 70.2 XISSINGEN, i—AND— (Congress Water, __ON DRAUGHT ee —AT— . BELL & BROWN'S Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts, « NEVADA CITY. ¥ d Hf: ! ms = = a . se es Bi sccm wienge ee BELL & BROWN,:. W, H. Crawford's CLEARANCE ‘SALE. en ae! ‘ene , Dh ‘DRUGGISTS, « NA ira Thirty Days Only!) eee ere eta (Goes WiLL BE soLD on'ana . ee suit eae AND 2 ‘Peltier ar for simon i ee ESEored ee. Meer FANCY mee or : SHELF ‘NOTHING — 3 = ans ‘HARDWARE, aoe Agate s, . : They must £ Mo ! . Ra , . — le ipcliieea Z 33 Anica found tnalae ie ——— —AND-, 2 —e THIRTY DAYS TO . cis -. -AGRIOULTURAL at Ode uh a os Car. Pine & Co rial Streets aE 30 es i oid ees, DISPOSE-OF THE, -. Hyman Bros., mane S : _ IMPLEMENTS, a : g : . (Busoenius ola stand, d At te ola mtenict Entire Stock. WW conmg ten pty punches a . SSPRES Ns ow COM. PPOSITE THE UNION aia ARD NEVADA, i. Tron and Steel, Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS, HYDRAULIC PIPi, Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead, Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. SOLE AGENT FOR THR — AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use, REGULAR . DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Nevada County. For Senator, M. P. O’CONNOR. For Assemblymen. . A.J. PELHAM, B,C. NORTHUP G, W. GIFFEN, WILLIAM HILL op Foe sheriff, , 9 “GEORGE W. SMITH. For County Clerk, GEORGE E, TURNER. “For County Recorder, 4 For Treacurer, WM. HENRY MIfCHELL. For District Attorney, NILES SEARLS. For Supr. County Schools, IRVING HENNING, For County Surveyor, T. B. MERRY, For Public Administrator, + . . WMO B. CAMPBELL, For Coroner, W. C. POPE. For Supervisor—District No. 3, J. W. ROBB. For Supervisor —District No, 4. JOHN A, SEELY. For Supervisor—District No, 6. FRANK PAUSON, Election, Wednesday, Sept. Srd. -HYDES’ PATENT Water Power FOR SEWING MACHINES. SOMETHING . H. UM. HASKINS, At Crawford’s Hardware Store, on Maiit Street, Nevada City, 8 sole agent for Neva da County for this WONDERFUL INVENTION. It can be used on all kinds of Sew*' ing Machines! It is durable, che:p, does twice the work of the ordinary treadie, no labor t6 the operstor, und is the greatest invention of the NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR USE OF WATER. Call at Crawford’s Store and see the Attachment at work. . H. BH. HaSKINS, Agent. . Me yada City. Nevada, Aug. litb. LEOPOLD GARTHE. 1 Attachment !. owder and Fuse. “AGENT FOR THE . WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made, Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous . Machines in use: Ames’ Patent The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. S. HALLIDI&G’S At the Manufacturer’s Prices ax Freight. WOODEN CROCKERY Lamps and Chimneys. whe time, “*-No trouble to show goods, gna give px. ces "though “‘pary’ "cent changes hands. Tin Ware made and repaired. ta°Gas and Water Pipe of al! kinds always on hand and*copnections made with the City Wa. ter Works. . . W. H, CRAWFORD _ ‘ *@29 Main Street. chasing elsewhere, for you can save mene? . a ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves Made to ordér and tarred. ~ . . Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Giant, California and Eastern SPRING BED BOTTOM . Wire Rope! WILLOW WARE. GLASSWARE -

TAT AIMS . INTEHAL ily inform the sity et vicinity that stook cy Goods STORE, ~ and Pine Sts, . CITY, Figure ! fers every arit RATES an be bought e in this counonsists in part nd quality, suck as kinds; Irish and frenadinés, Alpaclicoa! arid a great. ¢oo numerous too b I invite. the esf the Ladies. URNISHING ODS ye I-bé found every arruse in a family, ; Towels, Napkins, hany other things ; need for eomfcrt Yaisplendid stock of 16, which embraces that it is impossible urmerate them, but esto call and see ris. lime is Iprge and d embraces almost ne ladies desire. hiciasahetade give the ladies 96 ter bargains it the Joods line than they her establishment in : MENTHAL, Hovnavnestt oat ana Pino Sts. — ~ and the accond bell at 734 “ermennent The Daily Transeriph NEVADA CIPY, CAL: & LOCAL AFFAIRS. Persons Natwralized. The following persons were naturalized In the County Court;Sept. Ist, Hon, John. Caldwell presiding: Vincenzo Marich, Austria, _ Joseph 'L. Grand, France. Thomas/Nicholas, England. Francis Sali, Austria; — Louis Nichols, England. James Williams, ‘—. “TL. C. McGagin, Irelend, John Mingea, France. Joseph‘Dunstar, England. ' August Adnot, France. Phos. Granfall, England. Wm. Travers, Ireland. Louis ‘Will, Germany. Thos. Henry Bennett,’ England. , Dennis Driscoll, Ireland. . . Henry Warrington, England. Jean Rabe, France. James Tregoning, England. Gecrge Parkin-Thomas Rowe, James Bishop, John Hodge, Samuel Hooper, . John Mitchell, ay John Pearce,John Carthew, ff Wm. G. Trenbath, * Thomas Harris, Jabez Jenkins,‘ John Phillips, Richard Penrose, Thomas Thompson, ‘‘ Wi. Snell, Joseph Teeturn, Patrick Connolly, Ireland. The following persons were naturalized on the 2d, yesterday: Thomas O'Connor, Ireland. John H. Daly, Richard Jones, England. C. D, W. Filscher, Germany. B. Guscetti, Switzerland. Voters. Remember, by voting for the Republican Legislative ticket, you are aiding in the election of Newton . Booth for United States-Senator. ‘ ss ae Craelty to Animals. ; A teamster, on Monday; who had , brought up’a lond to this city, gave one of his mules a terrible beating with a heavy oaken club, and when requested to desist by an officer, paid no attention to the order, but . kept on with his beating, until it was fouwtl. necessary to arrest him. He was taken before Judge Davidson, on the charge of cruelty to animals, where proving by a number of witnesses the good character of himself and the bad: character of his: mule, he was let off by simply paying the costs, The Episcopal Church, The new Episcopal church is now receiving the finishing touches at the hands of the, painters, and the trustees are in hopes to have the edi~ fice completed, so as to have it opened for public worship the: first Sunday in October. and great credit is due to the ladies ‘and gentlemen who have labored so earnestly to bring it toa Sipe: completion, j > Time of Evening Service. We understand that notices were read at the various Protestant churches, on Sunday last, announe} * ing that on and after next Sanday, the evening service will commence at 7% o’clock,-instead—of+8 o'clock. The janitor at the.Court House will ring the first bell at 7 o’clock, o'clock, Fine Brick ‘Kiln,John Dannicliff, of this éity, bas just finished ‘burning a fine kiln of bricks—216,000, Dunnicliff evidentTy baler in the, fetury proepertty s¢ ‘Nevada, August 27th. of Nevada City, and expects ‘to have use for all of them in a short time. ~ Morse Died. Lancaster & ‘Co. lost their ‘gray horse ‘Burt’? on Monday last. He was considered the most valuable horse in ‘the stable. be pr congestion\of the stomach. . “paveting JRowt paubed. We have been requested by the]. : Foreman cf Pennsylvania Engine Company No. 2, to’state that the regular mouthly meeting of the‘eom‘pany is)’ postponed oe! a week from to-night. ~ Voters, “ee Seesisaarioe by voting for the Dem“ owatic Legislative ticket, you are aiding in the defeat of Newton Booth for United States Senator. ~ Cruyography. 5 Prof. Reynolds, of Mass. , is stopping for a short time at the ‘National Exchange, ‘in this city, where he Proposes to teach. persons by means of an apparatus of his invention, to copy portraits to life size‘in erayon from card photographs snd every kind of picture, to any size, without much taste or skill. It is almost en‘tirely'mechanical, yet the most fascinating art ever introduced im California.. One, ‘Tesson ‘teaches the whole art saga gr warranted satisfactory ‘oO all, or No Pay RE. 7 QUIRED, All intetested, and ,lovers, of pictures should . avail themselves avoid future regrets, complete apparatus, all for $10, Class at rooms. every evening, at 7% o'clock; price there” ‘only. $8, 4 Crayographie portraits drawn for $10 a28-lw ‘of this opportunity to: acquire tt and . . Lo Terms— Private lessons at hotel or —aesidence;—at anv “hour, including? It is a neat, pretty. church, is an ornament to our city, he DRUGS! gr Se —aAT— PRESTON’S, — Gg OODS shipped to allparts-of the A county, by express or freight lines. ~ALL PATENT MEDICINES —AND— j Toilet Goods Furnished at WHOLESALE RATES, in peakages Of HALF-DOZEK or moreé, a PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES Shane Bropated a all hours, day or night ns “Preston’s Lemon Sugar, Made fresh to order. A Large Invoice of SHOULDER BRACES, ‘TRUSSES, KNEE CAPS,: ELASTIC STOCKINGS, And other Surgical Appliances i ported directly from Kastern Manufactories, > os CORKS, of all varicties and sizes, by the tens of thousands, _ ‘2 oes PAINTS, Ors, VARVISHES, BRUSHES, CHEMICALS, ACIDS and, , CRUCIBLES, AT ‘THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, Te Nevada Drug Store, EK. M. PRESTON, Proprieter, Nevada, August 2d. 1873, ~ Commercial Restaurant, : Opposite Transcript Building, Commercial Street, Nevada City. O. D. MONTELL, HAVING fitted np. the Commercial Restaurant, is now pre2ed t9 accom the pub© with every delicacy to be found in the market, and served up in the ‘. highest style of the culimary art. ‘tbe Restaurant being under his iwmediate supervision, his enstomeis can rely upon getiing a etter meal than any where else in the city. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Dinners, Suppers, Lun ete, for par. ties, gotten up on short notice, DAILY STAGE LINE. NEVADA CITY & DUTCH FLAT Stage avd Express Line. SUNDAYS-NOT EXCEFTED.

rs LEROY CRARY, Proprietor: ON and. after THURSDAY, August 21st, Stage ae Will leave Unwn Hotel, Nevada city, at 8A. M,, for ‘eon Bet, Little York and Dutch ist connecting with the Eastern bound Tr for ‘iruckee, Cat sen, Virginia and all seine Kast. kKeturning, leaves Dutch Fiat Station on : arrival of western boun: train for Little York, You Bet end Nevada City, arriving at Union Hotel at 1.30 P. ‘ML. connecting with the Grass Valley Stage. 2 Fare through from Dutch Flat, to Ne vat 2,50. men CHAS. H. MOORE, Agent, Union Hotel, Neveda City. Wholesale & Retail,’ * <= ee THEY MUST BE SOLD. _— COST PRICES NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS. . GREAT SALE. Delay not amoment Those iy have coin can orescence Ce Cheaper than Pe . at the manufac-. tories. Fos ( “ ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY _—_— —AT THE—° —or—. A GOLDSMITH, on BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . en eee Look at these Prices . * 10 Yards Calico for One Dollar. 8 Yards Muslin for One Dollar, — Sheetings and Household Furnishing Goods 25 per cent lower than . . usual. prices, Towels, all linen, 1224 cents apiece. Fine Grenadines for dress, 15 cts. per yard, formerly 3774 cents. Black Alapacas 35 per cent reduc. tion.on former prices, Fine French Merinos, nip colors, 75 cents, and all kinds of dress goods at greatly reduced rates. Goods must be sold regardless of an increase stock of Fall Goods now trimmed hats at 50 than cost. per eent. less 75 cents per dozen. White Piques at 20 cents, formerly 374. White Piques at 30 cents, ee 50 vents, . Yngrain Three-ply tina” "Brnssels carpets at great bargains. Twenty-, five per cent saved by buying them now. _ Bleeched and unbleeched pure table linen at 40 cents pers vard, A. Goldsmith, Broad Street. Nevada City, Aug. MM. Unheard é Bargains POPULAR DRY G00DS HOUSE} cost, on account of makiag room for . on the way.from the Easter States. . ; All kinds of trimmed and unBrooks & Coates’. spool .cetton at . HYMAN BROS. the Clothing, &c, in the:8 Cor Broad of and Pine aes ots, oF ee sscustine BROTHERS, ATA LOW: FIGURE And are determined to dispose of the entire stock Regardless OF: —. Cost Prices , 2 AS WE WANT To MAKE ROOM FOR Grandest Stock ‘CLOTHING ANY OTHER COUNTY. We intend to give the people of ms section Greater Bargains IN THEIR LIFE TIME. WE WANT YOU and: prices before you buy anywhere else. Importers, Wholeca‘e & Retail Dealers, or. Broadand Pine Bts., THAN THEY EVER HAD To Cali ané@ Examine our Goods . specau 70.2 XISSINGEN, i—AND— (Congress Water, __ON DRAUGHT ee —AT— . BELL & BROWN'S Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts, « NEVADA CITY. ¥ d Hf: ! ms = = a . se es Bi sccm wienge ee BELL & BROWN,:. W, H. Crawford's CLEARANCE ‘SALE. en ae! ‘ene , Dh ‘DRUGGISTS, « NA ira Thirty Days Only!) eee ere eta (Goes WiLL BE soLD on'ana . ee suit eae AND 2 ‘Peltier ar for simon i ee ESEored ee. Meer FANCY mee or : SHELF ‘NOTHING — 3 = ans ‘HARDWARE, aoe Agate s, . : They must £ Mo ! . Ra , . — le ipcliieea Z 33 Anica found tnalae ie ——— —AND-, 2 —e THIRTY DAYS TO . cis -. -AGRIOULTURAL at Ode uh a os Car. Pine & Co rial Streets aE 30 es i oid ees, DISPOSE-OF THE, -. Hyman Bros., mane S : _ IMPLEMENTS, a : g : . (Busoenius ola stand, d At te ola mtenict Entire Stock. WW conmg ten pty punches a . SSPRES Ns ow COM. PPOSITE THE UNION aia ARD NEVADA, i. Tron and Steel, Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS, HYDRAULIC PIPi, Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead, Linseed, Lard and Castor Oil. SOLE AGENT FOR THR — AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixed for Use, REGULAR . DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Nevada County. For Senator, M. P. O’CONNOR. For Assemblymen. . A.J. PELHAM, B,C. NORTHUP G, W. GIFFEN, WILLIAM HILL op Foe sheriff, , 9 “GEORGE W. SMITH. For County Clerk, GEORGE E, TURNER. “For County Recorder, 4 For Treacurer, WM. HENRY MIfCHELL. For District Attorney, NILES SEARLS. For Supr. County Schools, IRVING HENNING, For County Surveyor, T. B. MERRY, For Public Administrator, + . .. WMO B. CAMPBELL, For Coroner, W. C. POPE. For Supervisor—District No. 3, J. W. ROBB. For Supervisor —District No, 4. JOHN A, SEELY. For Supervisor—District No, 6. FRANK PAUSON, Election, Wednesday, Sept. Srd. -HYDES’ PATENT Water Power FOR SEWING MACHINES. SOMETHING . H. UM. HASKINS, At Crawford’s Hardware Store, on Maiit Street, Nevada City, 8 sole agent for Neva da County for this WONDERFUL INVENTION. It can be used on all kinds of Sew*' ing Machines! It is durable, che:p, does twice the work of the ordinary treadie, no labor t6 the operstor, und is the greatest invention of the NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR USE OF WATER. Call at Crawford’s Store and see the Attachment at work. . H. BH. HaSKINS, Agent. . Me yada City. Nevada, Aug. litb. LEOPOLD GARTHE. 1 Attachment !. owder and Fuse. “AGENT FOR THE . WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made, Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Silk and Needles for the vairous . Machines in use: Ames’ Patent The Cheapest and best Spring Bed in the Market. AGENT FOR A. S. HALLIDI&G’S At the Manufacturer’s Prices ax Freight. WOODEN CROCKERY Lamps and Chimneys. whe time, “*-No trouble to show goods, gna give px. ces "though “‘pary’ "cent changes hands. Tin Ware made and repaired. ta°Gas and Water Pipe of al! kinds always on hand and*copnections made with the City Wa. ter Works. . . W. H, CRAWFORD _ ‘ *@29 Main Street. chasing elsewhere, for you can save mene? . a ROPE-all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves Made to ordér and tarred. ~ . . Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Giant, California and Eastern SPRING BED BOTTOM . Wire Rope! WILLOW WARE. GLASSWARE -