September 5, 1882 (4 pages)

YA DATLY TRANSCRIPT. Fall List of Nominations Made by two great of 1863, In the Spring partnies were eneiimped on kither peal dres@ i Govertior—Morris M. Estee ‘of of theRappabannock, one N Prop’rs. & CALKINS, BROW ‘luc the other in gray. 6 Apewilight Napa. Lientenant Governor-—A. B. Conk eee e ieee fell the band on the Unies S'de play ner” and ed “The Star Spangle” of Inyo. -———~ lin that and ” p,7ing, t d Roun y ‘Rall } Pedlar of State—F. A. Secretary aewas taken up on nge-of challe of Yolo. of . the other si@v” and they responded State Gantroller -W. A. Davies #The Bop#l® Blue Flag,” and “Away Tuolumne. south in Dixie.” » It was born Down Weill of a Hill, opposite Dr. Hunt's ae with two Houses on it. Also two two-horse Wagons, one set double Harness, one utensils = ee TY CHEAP. A yto C, T. WILL BE SOLD Commercial CANFIELD, corner Pine and street, Nevada City. ~ Ne Ee Sh ry Va l Ga ~ Paltial Canis ty Sale: Properfor State Treasarer—John SS i POINTED LESSON. ola es the rebuffs that Colusa, think Altath “SCi gin a sweet and more 'tender air, and slowly as he played there joined in a Mir” ian l—Will Genera or Survey sort of chorus the instruments on the Modoe. and ‘gonventions would convince men of of Sup erintendent of Publig. 4s*'"e Union side, until finally'a great THE A CANDIDATE FOR Assessor, subot Coun s ty Republican ‘Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento art of the “tonsorial thorough master x ind hd ot San For District Attcrney, Jcva Fourth District--George sers now stand, even if sfining should of With} San Jos. cease, can also be acfested. At-Large-—Henry Edgerton of Sacthis view ‘the General Government W. W. Morrow of Sao ed sum of $250, ramento and has appropriatthe BOARD F EQUALIZATION. all to be appred to this object pa ASE nounced asa candidate for the , decision of County Treasurer, subject to the . the Democratic County Convention For Supervisor of District No. 1. T. G. O'CONNOR, The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Sept. 4th, 1882. Persons calling forany of these letters will decision of ths Democratic nominati.g con vention of said District and County. ——— 3 \ politica issues of the State, under San Liis Obispo. RAILROAD COMMISSION. F. Reed of First District—Charles unk the proposed works will pe re the objects for whieb Yolo. District—Charles Clayton coe of Second they are deigned. San Francisco. The sevee rebuke which these Third District—-E. M. Gibson of ved, at the fanatics jave now recei hands of \oth political parties, is What Was it ts f REAL ESTATE AND Personal Property, au County Cont}.c Republic before Supérintend datefor ent of Schools. Mr. vention the nomination on the platHEALTH IS BEAUT Y . Herrod form thatthe County Superintendent should time to his work. whole his There is nothing more attractive than the devote Graham, A. J. Goovin,.N. A. Lawrence, Rose ; sight _ see gem beg fresh an utv is a clear, secret Joaso, Rodviques paints have a The . 7_ uPE For County Tre Persons using powders yond complexion, WM. spots, the skin is of a sallow color; tinhealth Read, T. J. i and often covered with pimples. asurer. DAWS hances their LETT OREN é HOTEL ARRIVALS. PA and, apd while tt o. lon of those NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. a! NR Lg ef ect, it prevents the harm fo the . ,éablect on of ity of the skin. It will remove all the ete matter which forms layers on the will clear the pores and give them it skin; power of opening and contracting, back the wil a m. Rea, Alleghany. “What's the niztter?”’ M. F. Craig, City. “Balky.” A man steps out to seize the _bribat the motions aid alihead his s parti of r shake drive whom no one can accuse h . whic him. away i s, week of trial , after the “T'll bet he’s an ugly brute.’’ eee accept loyally. They have also’had a decision by a Judge die and start the horse, 2 have also had their own partisan David Mendon, French Corral. 416-3m James Reid, Moore’s Flat ig a . Look at that ) “Of course-he is. legal ugly eyé of his.” Judges tie up, temporarily, by paper. See Testimonials in other issues ol . this ee H. W. Fountain, James Diffie, in his ear?” Four sen stepped ont to give ada, the lawyers, who vice, kat.they are hastily motioned obare waxing fat upon these troubles. back, and a livery stable man_ other course; abandon litigation and ts % os “6 H. H. Noble, San Francisco. A Nevins, — City. A. Heath, « James Andeson, ‘‘ W.Cunningham, Moore’s Flat. > Shake hands.with the miners, take. serves “Tf that horse doesn’t kill two or James Davis, Derbec. “—~~ggnvention with the loyal purpose of three men hete I shall be much mistakeh. ” Union Hotel, arriving at a result which shall beneState Three minutes more and the crowd RECTOR BROS.. -.Proprietors. fit both sides and the at large. Put the money, which numbers two hundred. The man Sunbay, Sept. 3, 1882. io litigation and with the gray horse looks up and they are expending A. Judis, New York. ng works down the street, braces his feet, restraini levees, into the J. Frazer, Blue Tent. projected by the Government and takesa firm grip on the lines and J. Murison, San Francisco. ; the softly says: ~ the miners, and our word for it, T. H. Hicks, City. “Come, Peter.” D. C. Houghton, Sacramento. miners will meet them more than C. Seely, San Juan. dangles head, his drops Peter ‘And half way and do all that is ivcumb the apn ya he i ‘and cure softly as a river of ,rease. have often said, to troubleby siti jon; we know it * What was it?” callsa man who etic vn done by politics. It is basrun four blucks and jis puffing idle to talk of force, for sf it comes to like a whale. * But there is no one to answer him. that, the miners are masters In. fact, there The crowd has dissolved like of . the situation. \as.we is but, one way left to — settle handful of sugar in a barrel of water. if the lawyers are drop{t is very mysterious, and the crow d ity? a1nd . it will be avery easy matter. to doesn’t enjoy the climax at all. yit; by meeting the--miners ina aid them in their rit opér spiand rth, instead of placing obstacles Gold in Africa. the cel Agetts, 8 F je8 Polition! Gard. . G. Del, City. M. Bohannan, San Francisco. M. Nolan, Banner Hill. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE. A. R. LORD SALE AT A LOW FIGURE. e Class Company. ‘Proprietor. Bares yable in CASH only, leaving no no a lien on the Policy to be deuc ed when the Policy iaptiniiie a claim, mes For further intormation apply to scholars, The U that ‘the and. Gras roughest LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Beer at Wholesale ! is. k. W NEW SAW MILL, pointed county 0 At Rock Creek. M. L, & D. MARSH, Proprietors. 4 tral Com could not E NEW MILL at Rock Creek, is conpleted and we are now ready to fill all ders for Building or Mining Lumber. otherwise at Old Li osopher, All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder Street will be promptly attenue to. months . in BLASAUF. epl street, . is a goo plenty ¢ will be . The asks for nix qua this cit: months AINAXAB, attachn local i Chicag ter are for the Skin. AT THE and th We be We herewith append a few testimonials So CENT STORE, San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, JOZEPH EUSTIS Gentlemen : Ihave been using your AinAND POSITIVELY END AUGUST 18th. axab, ILL BE A CANDIDATE for Superviand find it a most delicious affair, not sor of District No. 1; Nevada of said District and County. Town Pheeni: thoron only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, forthe skin. agl5 I shall continue to use it.— B. J IDA VON TRAUTMANN, FOR SHERIFF. & In order to make room for our Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San cisco, be bei. T have used your AINAXAR in my family Coron: THOMAS MEIN. IMMENSE FALL STOCK G. von SCHMITTBURG F NEV/DA CITY, will be a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Now leaving New York City. for some time, and am much pleased with its acti It has a pl i and cooling sensation to the skin, and to those affected with black spots, bent o duties or face worms, I can heartily recommend it, as their removal is almost instantaneous, one or two applications accom REDUCED! REDUCED! For Assemblyman. ventio plishing the desired mani acy hi nation lly, Dr. CHAS. W. HIBBARD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Recently Captain Burton, -The house contains 4 rooms and is in good County Treasurer, subject to the decision of from the Republican County Convention. their way to prohibit them ebrated traveler, ‘has reported that repair. City water on the premises. F. A. STAPLES, » Ecru Lace Bunting, former price Satin, all shades, former price San Francisco, April 17, 1882. Mr. : ~“Sepeeting preventive structures. your AINAXAB Gentlemen :—I have to almost illimitable gold can be obThere is one acre of rind belo § BERERY AMNOUMUED i A CAN: 39 OURS, NOW 5 Nis ws : 19¢ $1 00, OW sy d.6 tis oie se Dawe’ 892 . esses all devis ngly cunni the property, filled with is mies “Jewett’s plank wasa For Assessor. Coast, Africa, a Gold the at for it. I think tamed claim you Francona the aileron wt a" the Navy Blue Lace Bunting, former Fine Marsailles Spreads. . $1 49c qualities good the and ded one-si so was it effects bad But the remove . edone is the best thing to which has been auriferous! y . Choice Cherry, Apple, Pear, Peach, + fh palin p price 39 cents,now... 19¢; White ‘ og 89c it t must have known i_ . district of paints or dry make up. 1 shall continue thahe partisan prolific for centuries. He says the Chestnut could not pass the Convention, as i t region is equal to half a dozen Cal was notconvened in the interests of Fifornias, a statement that might be _rabid ¢lement. Our advice to doubted if made by a_ less capable is to cease all hosti-miners” authority. The testimony. of the tile Wwieasures, ask the miners to send great traveler is supported by anothfrom the ; delegates to meet delegates er illustrious discoverer, the Engish in Co in Convention. Send views to .this Con Commander Cameron, whovisited Also a and other Fruit Trees Fine Strawberry Bed and Vineyard go with the place. For terms apply to the undersigned on the premises. «86-2w JOSEPH LEWIS. Eureka Stage and Express Line ad STAGES will leave Ne J. H. WENTWORTH For Superintendent ot Schools ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ; For Assessor. _ A. NIVENS, Garnet Lace Bunting, former phe! JOHN_T. WICKES, ei ee: : Bk Ladies’ White Sacques.. $1 49¢ to useit.as it gives me entire satisfaction. price 39 cents, now.. 19¢]Ladies’ Night Gowns... —_ eg shades, former price Child’s White Bonnet.. prs ii ss. OBES, NOW ies 6s. eo 25c{Ladies’ White Apron lly yours, 99e 49c LOUISE LESTER, 25 canta; now ic 66 49e 19cj White Lace..5. 7, 9, 19, 25, 49c the h Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. not i in the habit of givng testimonire in saying to those whe but take 1S cratic Conren wheey haces gnrk 40dope Cashmere, former price Ladies’ Hair Nets.... 9c face es and powders of any kind, none has ven me more satisfaction,0r gion ws : ee 75 cents, te, HOW. now.,... Toilet Sets Sets. . eevee ene 25 and 39c pore ooo yc2‘2. 49e} 49¢[Toilet concomfort than your AINAXAB. I feel that when once used, no lady will be sided. Pe mice sp Plaids, all shades, former price . Lace Tidies, all sizes, 9,124,19,25,49c a ience exper tit. From my own POH Sat dy, w road, and 1 * and injurious to our State at large, gold-finding in the district, and they beneficial to the legal fracan testify to the great possibilities i bat highly ternity. lit affords. A subject of such imporRS S T ane eR . A A SPLENDID BARGAIN. FOR SHERIFF. K. CASPER, ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR SU ters on the spot. Notwithstanding all-the difficulties. that would con. front gold miners LEY, NEVADA COUNTY. Good bles and clover hay. Plenty parca in Africa—the_in y . salubrions climate, the savage inha of the native itatants, the hostifity t a great proof positive is obtained tha gold deposit exists there to be work that -white men and the] . come;ond Title, U. 8. Patent. Good im For Superintendent of Schools. R. D. CARTER NREa ~ B MF'G CO. AINAXA San-Fn ncisco. St., & CO. Agents, S. F. We have also a full line of &% -_. Which we will sell at Very, Low Prices. ‘CHARLES 'W. BLAUSAUF, "ANNOUNCED ASA CANDIdate for the office of Treasurer, —ror— ’ County Assessor, AS-. Wate st oURE get ot Nevada County, é i : emaie ~praca Ox} are . men mili dup! ral May 3d, 1882, and prior A pid on presentation. ” Interest ceases fromi date. . ~ G. y. SCEMITTBRURG, “Preasurer of Nevada, county. aad <= ae ' Remember, a thorough examination of all the goods Visitors. D Ball “wanes : in our establishment will not incur any obliga© tion to purchase, therefore come and see a ; = With perfectfreedom. l of civilization. and energy _. eapita haps following Warrants on the Gene JHE Nevada City, Aug. 10th, 1822. Climate the best in the State. Ey ESRUCREE,5rsherby snmuiiced. ee» Tanto fe olen of County Treaster . Orders by mail filled the same day as-received, ' d{ ent of . Schools, subject to to the the de of the ~ : pul be vlac remembe Couny iber we would ylad to :encourage such * . = ~ = ane Convention 3 County Wc Qucig tren: as yé on.+ County Scrip. “For County Treasurer. (LADIES UNDERWEAR 306, 300. 810,290, ee L. W. DREYFUSS . 8. A. BULFINCH, 305 Mon ~ stock being too large. — rvisor of District No. 1, Nevada ‘pectors are doubtless verifying mat~ : We can only state the price of a few articles, our 8 HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANtance has, of course, been widely dis20C ACRE RANCH FOR SALE, Township, subject to the decision of the for the office of Sheriff. subject t0} Republican nominating convention of said J aiaaie d, and cussed by experts in decision of the . IN PENN -VALLEY, 8X Democratic sasesee 93 n, ventio pros* of by this time large num MILES BELOW GRASS VAL gone . husba pair « There XAB> observation of the effects of the AINA that the’ Gold Coast er = pos Mia ect ie FOR THE others, I am thoroughly convinced vada for Moore’s Flat and eats Summer Embroidery.ry..5, . SHERIFF e a Ginghams, former price: 7, 9, 19, 25, 49c¢4 -apon it is all-you claim. Office o' nty Assessor, subject to Eureka, as follows: a) . — Button along with Captain MRS. M. KRAKER. WILLIAM POWELL, -3 Cents, wow_..,. 12}c}Linen Towels. .: 9, 19, 25, 39, 49c : “it some fesult is not arrived at Gold is found in the sea-sand, in the 6:30, A. M. ter MeathDloomeld, M\oore.a} aod paca of the Republican too Conhi Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco. ee 2 Beautiful Brocaded 2 Ribbons, forLinen Crash. 2. fp ce ‘12he clashnow the nize l , leave Flat and . Graniteville. : your A the office ef Sherif, subject to the deci mer price 49 cents, now. 25cej/Black Ink..:. dust of the roads, and in the mud Graniteville, Moore’s Flat and North BloomIf vou do not find the AINAXAB at Sandte g flicting” interests, which One Dollar in posta se enclo ists, drugg walls of the native huts. Several Geld daily. W. H. CRAWFORD Agent. For Supervisor of District No. 1 Republican County Convention. . Corsets. . 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49ciKid Gloves, all akin: $1 49c stamps or postalorder to our. address, and it are featfully expensivone both sides, mining companies are engaged in . charge sent by exvress free of be ll wi and investigated the . But any tre° ow Werte Crey, ary 290 For County Treasurer. 8 HERERY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election to the office of Lower Premium Rates than those of any other First » CHAS. BLASAUF, Various I J. GL. nounced } for the ne The pu opened y: tendance. SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th The Celebrated Egyptian -Elixi sor.of District No. 1,Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decision of the _Republican_nominating convention of said District and county. agl3 'Y Office of County Assessor, subject to form of Policy Issued. ° Nevada County, subject to the decision ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE ship, of the Republican nominating Convention the decision of the Republican County Con ; SPRING STREET, Nevada City. _W. C. SHAFFER, pe aucun For Supervisor of District No. 1. For County Assessor. vention. JOSEPH LEWIS 2. OFFERS HIS PROPERTY, SITU. ON BRIDGE STREET, BELOW THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, FOR DANIEL S. BAKER, didate for re-election to the office of County Surveyor,-subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ‘NoTontine or other Speculative — ° Ww BE A CANDIDATE for Supervi S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN , EVERYTHING REDUCED! REDUCED! GREAT SPECIAL THIRTY DAYS’ SLAUGHTER! JUAN, hereby an nounces his name as a candidate for County School -Superintendent,-subject.to For Supervisor of District No. 1. J. G. HARTWELL D. 8. Ba Q nounced as a candidate tor the office of the decision of tne Republican nominating Coroner, subject to the decision of the Dem convention. al3, ocratic County Convention. For County Surveyor. For Su: For 8t IMMENSE REDUCTION A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN Bulfinch. as) . For Superintendent of Schools. F GRASS VALLEY, IS HEREBY AN For Su A. J. Tif oONiry. JOHN McBROWN B. JOHNSTON, Roberts, Legitimate Life Insurance } Agents. County Free of Charge “ayor For Di ‘ Over $162,700,000 Delivered throughout Nevada te hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Coroner, Since its organization This Company confines itself strictly . to the highest bidder. ‘A‘so, at the same time, 400 cords of 4-foot wood, white and live oak, 200 cords of white and live oak stove wood, 110 scrapers,9 heavy — 200 pounds, of chains, a full set of lacksmith tools, mattocks, and a complete outfit for levee yurposes, three four-horse wagons, two two-horse wagons, a num ber of sets of harness, 50 head of horses, 25, of [* HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANwhich are first-class work horses, the baldidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to ance being good driving and saddle horses. described Orders by mail or the will of the Democratic County ConvenRemember, that everythin, tion, © above will be sold at the McMahon ranch tended to promptly. as above described. A lunch will be provided that will make. CHAS. you laugh and grow fat. Come everybody . and give Mr. O’Brien a big sale. was For Cle Over Three Million ‘Dollars, transaction of legitimate Life Insuranc this ale, as Mr. O'Brien will positively sell _ H.C. MILLS, Lord. Dividends to~ Policy Holders, ~ San Francisco. FOR SHERIFF. W. W. Andrews, Grass Valley. “Why doesn’t seme one whisper t upon them todo. It ieageless, . hip pars, and_moves off as slowly and AINAXAB MF’G CO., 895 Montgomery St., San Francico. Peihca a Mrs. E. K. Vandine, ; REDIZGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists F. Sutton, Virginia City. Fred Darniel, Camptonville. J. a Brown & w, a ‘“‘No ; balky horse.” ~ gounsel withthem aud; meet them in W. J. Pierson, City. A. Nivens, co ; J. Multzay, Deer Creek. Sunpay, Sept. 3d, 1882. “i kaybody hart. ?” seas: s ly. It is now a good time to take an stan'ps or postal order to our address, and w'llbesentby express, free of charge. it A. H. Hanson, Grass Valley. several important mines. JPhe growt has now been increased by fifty, and several Veuicles have “They have called convention after al! stopped. convention; infect, have tried would dictate, 8 have % atlediutter D. McEwen, Voss’ Mill. D. T. Cele, Mountain House. J, H. Wer Four Million Dollars For ssuing only Life and Endowment Policie FOR SHERIFF. Geo. J. Johnson, Sacramento. For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies nearly . * ; een Ose to the decision of the RepubliA. EDDY...--. Proprieor. which @ healthy person He isa man with a ‘light beaver STANLEY ‘ple are not yet retsyciled to the can County Convention. positively cure PIMPLES, and remove has white most h a s whic 24/1882, drive Sarurpay, September overcoat on. He (stoppage of ap industry kind, any of BLACK WORM, tetter, sores Joseph Wilson, San Francisco. madeanempire of us, whieh bas horse and top buggy, and all redness, either induced by congestion of the of the above land will be unexceptional. A For Treasurer. capillary vessels or indulgence at the table. . L. Slack, Sweetland. warrantee deed will be given $1,500,000,000 of treastrr. sudden he stops io the middle of outed turn back bring will on circulati Its action on the Terms of sale on real es: Davis,“ do No remedy ho 000 year, his the natural color to the a hair. at ly 000, fixed $20, out ing looks and is turn street and interest, and made known on day of sale. Wm. G. Richards, Purdon, Bridge. << been found to cure the inflammation Personsin want of land ata low figure, OAK as effectually because a few lawyers and Ig tWo-minutes fifty people line t POISON by i Campbell, Grass V alley. uced 3 that will be the best land in the county in B AINAXA the as . the for and rapid candidate mi+ a das the tone, e announce curbs forc ~ hereby bd Ayers, Tombstone, A. T. S the course of time, should not fail to attend ‘be anak eg ean neither mercury, ‘ners to their terms, These rule-orle have now met with a porain litical rebuff from both parties. They For Tre Wm. Dawi yon Schmi "For Asst Over Six Million Dollars, ° GOOD YEAR RUBBER Co. scribed tracts of lands are No, 1 land for grain and vegetables of every descripticn. Also 2, 189 95-300 acres of land situated in Linda township, and commonly known as the McDaniel tract, 1,800 acres of it being heavil covered with timber, and 389 95-100 acres first-class grain land. The title to all The AINAXAB contains office of County Treasurer, subject to the lead, bismuth nitrate of silver, nor any mindecision of the Republican County Conventhe in could éral or vegetable salts, which tion. least injure the most delicate complexion itca:. be used largely with perfect confidenceIf you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar in postage For Shuy Mein, He AND SHOES, Etc. acres, being thesoSW 160 conthe Wise ran, 15 N., R. 4 E. of sectaining 160 acres, being the NE 1-4 tion 15, Tp 16 N., BR. 4 E. The above de R. E. ROBINSON. 4%, G. O’Co RUBBER. BELTING, PACKHave been paid gh mf Holders and th KINDS ALLNG HOSE, SPRINGS CLOTHING. + e@ntaining the Republican . Que’ "ie old Mekiahon 1:4rand,” of Section 1, TP agaeewien cocation. in1 Cusaty Conrents. “ould they the whieh circulat «sof the will res For County Clerk, capil ary vessels, it-w . give back the the e ing them with RUBB AND ASBESTOS Soles which will make themlast more than twice as long as any Rubber Boots maie. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. ee coer* hag ° RU . M. For Asse for Supe URING THE PAST YEAR this Com. pany has paid for Death Cla J old McMahon Ranch, situated, between the Yellow Diamond Mining Co. Linéoln Mining Co. fh, ee Des Gees tele CRACK E sure the Boots are stam F and have the PURE the heels, OO B PRon instep, and UM SPRINGS on the foot which prevent their cracking or a Weare now 05002055 000:. For Sup Ino. T. Wi ‘For Coro! Surplus, $11,000,000, At 11 o'clock, on the premises known as the , Dan. Collin Assets, $91,135,786.62. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. September 12, 1882! hereby announce. . John Canty aneme Beenmney ranches.-oe ME, shorn oy Leh tal cgdot saber ey GRASS VALLEY, isee ees ship, suction 82, Tp 16, R, & ‘ x D. M. Saneeine & conciaats oF, ¥. 8 WINSTON.(. RUBBER BOOTS. id 4 estl ont White, James Weeks, Geo. W. CRACK PROOF ©. SHAFFER, AUCTIONEER. will Tuesday, r Ra vé a doughy doughy skin, ; full 1 of black y May, Hattie Alameda. fit lesson forshem, and we hope and trust will convinus them that our peo” Ses O F GEASS VALLEY, will be a candi AB : Pure, Para. Gum. LARGE AUCTION SALE WILLIAM HERROD, For Treas Jos. D. Fle For Cler! Instance Cy in Union India Rubber Co's MutalOFLife NEW YORK. L, GARTHE;~ For School Superintendent. Fischer, Miss E. For Sher p. Carter, For Ass COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY W ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR SUPER R District No. 1, Nevada VISOof the to t subjec , county a Township ,Nevad M Dodge,7 Mre:ey . ——ASK FOR——— . ms For the liberal patronage extended to my sincere thanks and pastI return the in ANNEVADA CITY, IS HEREBY uance of the same. office of ask a contin please say ‘‘advertised.” J. 8. Hotproosn, P. M. their Lal grievances into the great -the ples JOS. -D. FLEMING, TTL Alman, Samuel Antonio, Giano Berrey, Mrs. E. Pupils Received at Any Time Nevada City, Ang. 16, 1882. VERY LOW PRICES. For County Treasurer. Advertised Letters. Firat District-‘under the certainty of caring Second District-—-L. C. Morehouse is Yet, of. ained the evile ‘Gompl of Alameda. “view of these acts upon the Third District--G. G. Kimball of and the GoveraFehama. of the mincrs part A -miners” have Fourth District—C, W. Dana of . ; ‘‘anti rabid hese varént; ¥ igh Commercial Zéication havi mal4 in the opinand military, sll concur You Bet, tables, California and withouwife, not be responsible t ere SION OF THE Fresh Vege Rept TO THE DECIenti for any debts contracted by_her. on. Conv ty s. ical Coun Trop Fruit an Republic GEORGE HGSKING. b van ve gar leave Orders chorus of the two great hosts s both civit, of the age, ext engineer CONGRESS. ap to God, and when they had finished from the boys in gray, came First District--Paul. Neumann. the challenge : “Three cheers for], jon'that the ills complained of can be Page F, race ct--Ho Distri d Secon home,” and they. went up resounding easily cured, and so thoroughly and through the skies, from both sides that-not only will fatare . of El Dorado. of of the river. ‘Something upon the Haven De J. ictJ. Distr Third evils the but d, vente soldier’s chee k washed off the stains as mat. Humboldt. in to follows : ‘whieb*are L. Woods of powder.” Washington y this Scheol topo desiring a— Notice to the Public. E HOSKING,. my M®; KATE NELLI my bed and FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. E. W. ROBERTS. st6 A. M day and Sotur —— called to th ESDAY, i WEDN MRS. Imported Wines & Liquors) fax, Valley “pirect mail Direct mail: jue Tent, } aad Granitevil : : o gierra City \ oo 6A. Me ice Hatin & Greek, ~ sn onl HE TWENTIETH YEAR WILL BEGIN : AUG, 2, 1882. HERMON PERRY, MISS KATE V. DARLING, Principals. July 28th. be found —— erman,Fre . " No, 1012 JSt. Sacramento, Cal in a First-class Grocery Stere. ject to the decision County Cons ention. nt engaged at N.B, Mr. Duncan was formerly and is \ ve . bee J © fornia. “a _—— aacaak Weak, Consisting of Everything te i ation my omin Boots Bla-ked Free of Charge. mighty chorus swelled ap and down M. E. OLIVER, sige army: “Home, Sweet Home.” our quin. of d was whirlwin there the to. . “mg: it House & Ornamental Painter k of the Supreme Court— When they had finished band every fanaticism that Cadwal & ComCler for yonder, ge challen o. no . Frank Gross of 58m Francisc up Justices ‘Sapreme Court—John upon the farther shore had taken AT THE MOST READONE ORK h ed tn booming SONABLE PRICES, AND SATISFACHunt, Jr.,.of San Francisco, ami S. the tovely air, so attuned to all that The ED. truth: That paper says with is holiest and dearest, and one great TION GUARANTE D. C. Densan of Sacramento. at) A. I. Zekind's went an tion—S. D. Waterm Store on stitute in Northern Cali 5 e is oo & wo tusLange; RetReeccoe : J. a ssi DR. H. S. WELCH, ~ pine‘wtreet, Beckman’s Builcing. bands of music to beAttorney General—A: L. Hart of j."one of those as men “YOUNG LADIES.~ . anorine commamerces a s —FOR— DESIRE TO CALL. THE ATTENTION 2ey RA boos ‘The Mést Suceess ful Educational In Canned Goods, etc. GS Beprtican Gomnty rina tage Bate ipy ws: — Provisons, Groceries, clos Until furthe on. W. D. LONG. NEW SHAVING PARLORS, in wn the soul of a ‘single soldier L. CARTHE, For District Attorney, DUNCAN’S “SACRAMENTO — . EMINARY a, e FURNISHED ROOMS, ~ (\,

YA DATLY TRANSCRIPT. Fall List of Nominations Made by two great of 1863, In the Spring partnies were eneiimped on kither peal dres@ i Govertior—Morris M. Estee ‘of of theRappabannock, one N Prop’rs. & CALKINS, BROW ‘luc the other in gray. 6 Apewilight Napa. Lientenant Governor-—A. B. Conk eee e ieee fell the band on the Unies S'de play ner” and ed “The Star Spangle” of Inyo. -———~ lin that and ” p,7ing, t d Roun y ‘Rall } Pedlar of State—F. A. Secretary aewas taken up on nge-of challe of Yolo. of . the other si@v” and they responded State Gantroller -W. A. Davies #The Bop#l® Blue Flag,” and “Away Tuolumne. south in Dixie.” » It was born Down Weill of a Hill, opposite Dr. Hunt's ae with two Houses on it. Also two two-horse Wagons, one set double Harness, one utensils = ee TY CHEAP. A yto C, T. WILL BE SOLD Commercial CANFIELD, corner Pine and street, Nevada City. ~ Ne Ee Sh ry Va l Ga ~ Paltial Canis ty Sale: Properfor State Treasarer—John SS i POINTED LESSON. ola es the rebuffs that Colusa, think Altath “SCi gin a sweet and more 'tender air, and slowly as he played there joined in a Mir” ian l—Will Genera or Survey sort of chorus the instruments on the Modoe. and ‘gonventions would convince men of of Sup erintendent of Publig. 4s*'"e Union side, until finally'a great THE A CANDIDATE FOR Assessor, subot Coun s ty Republican ‘Arcade Barber Shop, Sacramento art of the “tonsorial thorough master x ind hd ot San For District Attcrney, Jcva Fourth District--George sers now stand, even if sfining should of With} San Jos. cease, can also be acfested. At-Large-—Henry Edgerton of Sacthis view ‘the General Government W. W. Morrow of Sao ed sum of $250, ramento and has appropriatthe BOARD F EQUALIZATION. all to be appred to this object pa ASE nounced asa candidate for the , decision of County Treasurer, subject to the . the Democratic County Convention For Supervisor of District No. 1. T. G. O'CONNOR, The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Sept. 4th, 1882. Persons calling forany of these letters will decision of ths Democratic nominati.g con vention of said District and County. ——— 3 \ politica issues of the State, under San Liis Obispo. RAILROAD COMMISSION. F. Reed of First District—Charles unk the proposed works will pe re the objects for whieb Yolo. District—Charles Clayton coe of Second they are deigned. San Francisco. The sevee rebuke which these Third District—-E. M. Gibson of ved, at the fanatics jave now recei hands of \oth political parties, is What Was it ts f REAL ESTATE AND Personal Property, au County Cont}.c Republic before Supérintend datefor ent of Schools. Mr. vention the nomination on the platHEALTH IS BEAUT Y . Herrod form thatthe County Superintendent should time to his work. whole his There is nothing more attractive than the devote Graham, A. J. Goovin,.N. A. Lawrence, Rose ; sight _ see gem beg fresh an utv is a clear, secret Joaso, Rodviques paints have a The . 7_ uPE For County Tre Persons using powders yond complexion, WM. spots, the skin is of a sallow color; tinhealth Read, T. J. i and often covered with pimples. asurer. DAWS hances their LETT OREN é HOTEL ARRIVALS. PA and, apd while tt o.. lon of those NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. a! NR Lg ef ect, it prevents the harm fo the . ,éablect on of ity of the skin. It will remove all the ete matter which forms layers on the will clear the pores and give them it skin; power of opening and contracting, back the wil a m. Rea, Alleghany. “What's the niztter?”’ M. F. Craig, City. “Balky.” A man steps out to seize the _bribat the motions aid alihead his s parti of r shake drive whom no one can accuse h . whic him. away i s, week of trial , after the “T'll bet he’s an ugly brute.’’ eee accept loyally. They have also’had a decision by a Judge die and start the horse, 2 have also had their own partisan David Mendon, French Corral. 416-3m James Reid, Moore’s Flat ig a . Look at that ) “Of course-he is. legal ugly eyé of his.” Judges tie up, temporarily, by paper. See Testimonials in other issues ol . this ee H. W. Fountain, James Diffie, in his ear?” Four sen stepped ont to give ada, the lawyers, who vice, kat.they are hastily motioned obare waxing fat upon these troubles. back, and a livery stable man_ other course; abandon litigation and ts % os “6 H. H. Noble, San Francisco. A Nevins, — City. A. Heath, « James Andeson, ‘‘ W.Cunningham, Moore’s Flat. > Shake hands.with the miners, take. serves “Tf that horse doesn’t kill two or James Davis, Derbec. “—~~ggnvention with the loyal purpose of three men hete I shall be much mistakeh. ” Union Hotel, arriving at a result which shall beneState Three minutes more and the crowd RECTOR BROS.... -.Proprietors. fit both sides and the at large. Put the money, which numbers two hundred. The man Sunbay, Sept. 3, 1882. io litigation and with the gray horse looks up and they are expending A. Judis, New York. ng works down the street, braces his feet, restraini levees, into the J. Frazer, Blue Tent. projected by the Government and takesa firm grip on the lines and J. Murison, San Francisco. ; the softly says: ~ the miners, and our word for it, T. H. Hicks, City. “Come, Peter.” D. C. Houghton, Sacramento. miners will meet them more than C. Seely, San Juan. dangles head, his drops Peter ‘And half way and do all that is ivcumb the apn ya he i ‘and cure softly as a river of ,rease. have often said, to troubleby siti jon; we know it * What was it?” callsa man who etic vn done by politics. It is basrun four blucks and jis puffing idle to talk of force, for sf it comes to like a whale. * But there is no one to answer him. that, the miners are masters In. fact, there The crowd has dissolved like of . the situation. \as.we is but, one way left to — settle handful of sugar in a barrel of water. if the lawyers are drop{t is very mysterious, and the crow d ity? a1nd . it will be avery easy matter. to doesn’t enjoy the climax at all. yit; by meeting the--miners ina aid them in their rit opér spiand rth, instead of placing obstacles Gold in Africa. the cel Agetts, 8 F je8 Polition! Gard. . G. Del, City. M. Bohannan, San Francisco. M. Nolan, Banner Hill. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE. A. R. LORD SALE AT A LOW FIGURE. e Class Company. ‘Proprietor. Bares yable in CASH only, leaving no no a lien on the Policy to be deuc ed when the Policy iaptiniiie a claim, mes For further intormation apply to scholars, The U that ‘the and. Gras roughest LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Beer at Wholesale ! is. k. W NEW SAW MILL, pointed county 0 At Rock Creek. M. L, & D. MARSH, Proprietors. 4 tral Com could not E NEW MILL at Rock Creek, is conpleted and we are now ready to fill all ders for Building or Mining Lumber. otherwise at Old Li osopher, All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder Street will be promptly attenue to. months . in BLASAUF. epl street, . is a goo plenty ¢ will be . The asks for nix qua this cit: months AINAXAB, attachn local i Chicag ter are for the Skin. AT THE and th We be We herewith append a few testimonials So CENT STORE, San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, JOZEPH EUSTIS Gentlemen : Ihave been using your AinAND POSITIVELY END AUGUST 18th. axab, ILL BE A CANDIDATE for Superviand find it a most delicious affair, not sor of District No. 1; Nevada of said District and County. Town Pheeni: thoron only beneficial but mostagreeably refreshing Everything Slaughtered, Slaughtered ! Please send me three bottles. Yours Truly, forthe skin. agl5 I shall continue to use it.— B. J IDA VON TRAUTMANN, FOR SHERIFF. & In order to make room for our Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, San cisco, be bei. T have used your AINAXAR in my family Coron: THOMAS MEIN. IMMENSE FALL STOCK G. von SCHMITTBURG F NEV/DA CITY, will be a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Now leaving New York City. for some time, and am much pleased with its acti It has a pl i and cooling sensation to the skin, and to those affected with black spots, bent o duties or face worms, I can heartily recommend it, as their removal is almost instantaneous, one or two applications accom REDUCED! REDUCED! For Assemblyman. ventio plishing the desired mani acy hi nation lly, Dr. CHAS. W. HIBBARD, 202 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Recently Captain Burton, -The house contains 4 rooms and is in good County Treasurer, subject to the decision of from the Republican County Convention. their way to prohibit them ebrated traveler, ‘has reported that repair. City water on the premises. F. A. STAPLES, » Ecru Lace Bunting, former price Satin, all shades, former price San Francisco, April 17, 1882. Mr. : ~“Sepeeting preventive structures. your AINAXAB Gentlemen :—I have to almost illimitable gold can be obThere is one acre of rind belo § BERERY AMNOUMUED i A CAN: 39 OURS, NOW 5 Nis ws : 19¢ $1 00, OW sy d.6 tis oie se Dawe’ 892 . esses all devis ngly cunni the property, filled with is mies “Jewett’s plank wasa For Assessor. Coast, Africa, a Gold the at for it. I think tamed claim you Francona the aileron wt a" the Navy Blue Lace Bunting, former Fine Marsailles Spreads. .. $1 49c qualities good the and ded one-si so was it effects bad But the remove . edone is the best thing to which has been auriferous! y . Choice Cherry, Apple, Pear, Peach, + fh palin p price 39 cents,now..... 19¢; White ‘ og 89c it t must have known i_ . district of paints or dry make up. 1 shall continue thahe partisan prolific for centuries. He says the Chestnut could not pass the Convention, as i t region is equal to half a dozen Cal was notconvened in the interests of Fifornias, a statement that might be _rabid ¢lement. Our advice to doubted if made by a_ less capable is to cease all hosti-miners” authority. The testimony. of the tile Wwieasures, ask the miners to send great traveler is supported by anothfrom the ; delegates to meet delegates er illustrious discoverer, the Engish in Co in Convention. Send views to .this Con Commander Cameron, whovisited Also a and other Fruit Trees Fine Strawberry Bed and Vineyard go with the place. For terms apply to the undersigned on the premises. «86-2w JOSEPH LEWIS. Eureka Stage and Express Line ad STAGES will leave Ne J. H. WENTWORTH For Superintendent ot Schools ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE office of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ; For Assessor. _ A. NIVENS, Garnet Lace Bunting, former phe! JOHN_T. WICKES, ei ee: : Bk Ladies’ White Sacques... $1 49¢ to useit.as it gives me entire satisfaction. price 39 cents, now.... 19¢]Ladies’ Night Gowns..... —_ eg shades, former price Child’s White Bonnet.... prs ii ss.. OBES, NOW ies 6s. eo 25c{Ladies’ White Apron lly yours, 99e 49c LOUISE LESTER, 25 canta; now ic 66 49e 19cj White Lace...5. 7, 9, 19, 25, 49c the h Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. not i in the habit of givng testimonire in saying to those whe but take 1S cratic Conren wheey haces gnrk 40dope Cashmere, former price Ladies’ Hair Nets....... 9c face es and powders of any kind, none has ven me more satisfaction,0r gion ws : ee 75 cents, te, HOW. now..,..... Toilet Sets Sets.. . eevee ene 25 and 39c pore ooo yc2‘2.. 49e} 49¢[Toilet concomfort than your AINAXAB. I feel that when once used, no lady will be sided. Pe mice sp Plaids, all shades, former price . Lace Tidies, all sizes, 9,124,19,25,49c a ience exper tit. From my own POH Sat dy, w road, and 1 * and injurious to our State at large, gold-finding in the district, and they beneficial to the legal fracan testify to the great possibilities i bat highly ternity. lit affords. A subject of such imporRS S T ane eR . A A SPLENDID BARGAIN. FOR SHERIFF. K. CASPER, ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR SU ters on the spot. Notwithstanding all-the difficulties. that would con. front gold miners LEY, NEVADA COUNTY. Good bles and clover hay. Plenty parca in Africa—the_in y . salubrions climate, the savage inha of the native itatants, the hostifity t a great proof positive is obtained tha gold deposit exists there to be work that -white men and the] . come;ond Title, U. 8. Patent. Good im For Superintendent of Schools. R. D. CARTER NREa ~ B MF'G CO. AINAXA San-Fn ncisco. St., & CO. Agents, S. F. We have also a full line of &% -_. Which we will sell at Very, Low Prices. ‘CHARLES 'W. BLAUSAUF, "ANNOUNCED ASA CANDIdate for the office of Treasurer, —ror— ’ County Assessor, AS-. Wate st oURE get ot Nevada County, é i : emaie ~praca Ox} are . men mili dup! ral May 3d, 1882, and prior A pid on presentation. ” Interest ceases fromi date. . ~ G. y. SCEMITTBRURG, “Preasurer of Nevada, county. aad <= ae ' Remember, a thorough examination of all the goods Visitors. D Ball “wanes : in our establishment will not incur any obliga© tion to purchase, therefore come and see a ; = With perfectfreedom. l of civilization. and energy _. eapita haps following Warrants on the Gene JHE Nevada City, Aug. 10th, 1822. Climate the best in the State. Ey ESRUCREE,5rsherby snmuiiced. ee» Tanto fe olen of County Treaster . Orders by mail filled the same day as-received, ' d{ ent of . Schools, subject to to the the de of the ~ : pul be vlac remembe Couny iber we would ylad to :encourage such * . = ~ = ane Convention 3 County Wc Qucig tren: as yé on.+ County Scrip. “For County Treasurer. (LADIES UNDERWEAR 306, 300. 810,290, ee L. W. DREYFUSS . 8. A. BULFINCH, 305 Mon ~ stock being too large. —

rvisor of District No. 1, Nevada ‘pectors are doubtless verifying mat~ : We can only state the price of a few articles, our 8 HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANtance has, of course, been widely dis20C ACRE RANCH FOR SALE, Township, subject to the decision of the for the office of Sheriff. subject t0} Republican nominating convention of said J aiaaie d, and cussed by experts in decision of the . IN PENN -VALLEY, 8X Democratic sasesee 93 n, ventio pros* of by this time large num MILES BELOW GRASS VAL gone . husba pair « There XAB> observation of the effects of the AINA that the’ Gold Coast er = pos Mia ect ie FOR THE others, I am thoroughly convinced vada for Moore’s Flat and eats Summer Embroidery.ry...5, . SHERIFF e a Ginghams, former price: 7, 9, 19, 25, 49c¢4 -apon it is all-you claim. Office o' nty Assessor, subject to Eureka, as follows: a) . — Button along with Captain MRS. M. KRAKER. WILLIAM POWELL, -3 Cents, wow_....,. 12}c}Linen Towels.. .: 9, 19, 25, 39, 49c : “it some fesult is not arrived at Gold is found in the sea-sand, in the 6:30, A. M. ter MeathDloomeld, M\oore.a} aod paca of the Republican too Conhi Nucleus Hotel, San Francisco. ee 2 Beautiful Brocaded 2 Ribbons, forLinen Crash.. 2.. fp ce ‘12he clashnow the nize l , leave Flat and . Graniteville. : your A the office ef Sherif, subject to the deci mer price 49 cents, now.. 25cej/Black Ink...:.. dust of the roads, and in the mud Graniteville, Moore’s Flat and North BloomIf vou do not find the AINAXAB at Sandte g flicting” interests, which One Dollar in posta se enclo ists, drugg walls of the native huts. Several Geld daily. W. H. CRAWFORD Agent. For Supervisor of District No. 1 Republican County Convention. . Corsets.. . 49, 99, $1 19, $1 49ciKid Gloves, all akin: $1 49c stamps or postalorder to our. address, and it are featfully expensivone both sides, mining companies are engaged in . charge sent by exvress free of be ll wi and investigated the . But any tre° ow Werte Crey, ary 290 For County Treasurer. 8 HERERY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for re-election to the office of Lower Premium Rates than those of any other First » CHAS. BLASAUF, Various I J. GL. nounced } for the ne The pu opened y: tendance. SALE WILL BEGIN JULY 18th The Celebrated Egyptian -Elixi sor.of District No. 1,Nevada Township, Nevada County, subject to the decision of the _Republican_nominating convention of said District and county. agl3 'Y Office of County Assessor, subject to form of Policy Issued. ° Nevada County, subject to the decision ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE ship, of the Republican nominating Convention the decision of the Republican County Con ; SPRING STREET, Nevada City. _W. C. SHAFFER, pe aucun For Supervisor of District No. 1. For County Assessor. vention. JOSEPH LEWIS 2. OFFERS HIS PROPERTY, SITU. ON BRIDGE STREET, BELOW THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, FOR DANIEL S. BAKER, didate for re-election to the office of County Surveyor,-subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. ‘NoTontine or other Speculative — ° Ww BE A CANDIDATE for Supervi S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CAN , EVERYTHING REDUCED! REDUCED! GREAT SPECIAL THIRTY DAYS’ SLAUGHTER! JUAN, hereby an nounces his name as a candidate for County School -Superintendent,-subject.to For Supervisor of District No. 1. J. G. HARTWELL D. 8. Ba Q nounced as a candidate tor the office of the decision of tne Republican nominating Coroner, subject to the decision of the Dem convention. al3, ocratic County Convention. For County Surveyor. For Su: For 8t IMMENSE REDUCTION A. J. TIFFANY, F NORTH SAN Bulfinch. as) . For Superintendent of Schools. F GRASS VALLEY, IS HEREBY AN For Su A. J. Tif oONiry. JOHN McBROWN B. JOHNSTON, Roberts, Legitimate Life Insurance } Agents. County Free of Charge “ayor For Di ‘ Over $162,700,000 Delivered throughout Nevada te hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. For Coroner, Since its organization This Company confines itself strictly . to the highest bidder. ‘A‘so, at the same time, 400 cords of 4-foot wood, white and live oak, 200 cords of white and live oak stove wood, 110 scrapers,9 heavy — 200 pounds, of chains, a full set of lacksmith tools, mattocks, and a complete outfit for levee yurposes, three four-horse wagons, two two-horse wagons, a num ber of sets of harness, 50 head of horses, 25, of [* HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANwhich are first-class work horses, the baldidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to ance being good driving and saddle horses. described Orders by mail or the will of the Democratic County ConvenRemember, that everythin, tion, © above will be sold at the McMahon ranch tended to promptly. as above described. A lunch will be provided that will make. CHAS. you laugh and grow fat. Come everybody . and give Mr. O’Brien a big sale. was For Cle Over Three Million ‘Dollars, transaction of legitimate Life Insuranc this ale, as Mr. O'Brien will positively sell _ H.C. MILLS, Lord. Dividends to~ Policy Holders, ~ San Francisco. FOR SHERIFF. W. W. Andrews, Grass Valley. “Why doesn’t seme one whisper t upon them todo. It ieageless, . hip pars, and_moves off as slowly and AINAXAB MF’G CO., 895 Montgomery St., San Francico. Peihca a Mrs. E. K. Vandine, ; REDIZGTON & CO., Wholesale Druggists F. Sutton, Virginia City. Fred Darniel, Camptonville. J. a Brown & w, a ‘“‘No ; balky horse.” ~ gounsel withthem aud; meet them in W. J. Pierson, City. A. Nivens, co ; J. Multzay, Deer Creek. Sunpay, Sept. 3d, 1882. “i kaybody hart. ?” seas: s ly. It is now a good time to take an stan'ps or postal order to our address, and w'llbesentby express, free of charge. it A. H. Hanson, Grass Valley. several important mines. JPhe growt has now been increased by fifty, and several Veuicles have “They have called convention after al! stopped.. convention; infect, have tried would dictate, 8 have % atlediutter D. McEwen, Voss’ Mill. D. T. Cele, Mountain House. J, H. Wer Four Million Dollars For ssuing only Life and Endowment Policie FOR SHERIFF. Geo. J. Johnson, Sacramento. For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies nearly . * ; een Ose to the decision of the RepubliA. EDDY.....--. Proprieor. which @ healthy person He isa man with a ‘light beaver STANLEY ‘ple are not yet retsyciled to the can County Convention. positively cure PIMPLES, and remove has white most h a s whic 24/1882, drive Sarurpay, September overcoat on. He (stoppage of ap industry kind, any of BLACK WORM, tetter, sores Joseph Wilson, San Francisco. madeanempire of us, whieh bas horse and top buggy, and all redness, either induced by congestion of the of the above land will be unexceptional. A For Treasurer. capillary vessels or indulgence at the table. . L. Slack, Sweetland. warrantee deed will be given $1,500,000,000 of treastrr. sudden he stops io the middle of outed turn back bring will on circulati Its action on the Terms of sale on real es: Davis,“ do No remedy ho 000 year, his the natural color to the a hair. at ly 000, fixed $20, out ing looks and is turn street and interest, and made known on day of sale. Wm. G. Richards, Purdon, Bridge. << been found to cure the inflammation Personsin want of land ata low figure, OAK as effectually because a few lawyers and Ig tWo-minutes fifty people line t POISON by i Campbell, Grass V alley. uced 3 that will be the best land in the county in B AINAXA the as . the for and rapid candidate mi+ a das the tone, e announce curbs forc ~ hereby bd Ayers, Tombstone, A. T. S the course of time, should not fail to attend ‘be anak eg ean neither mercury, ‘ners to their terms, These rule-orle have now met with a porain litical rebuff from both parties. They For Tre Wm. Dawi yon Schmi "For Asst Over Six Million Dollars, ° GOOD YEAR RUBBER Co. scribed tracts of lands are No, 1 land for grain and vegetables of every descripticn. Also 2, 189 95-300 acres of land situated in Linda township, and commonly known as the McDaniel tract, 1,800 acres of it being heavil covered with timber, and 389 95-100 acres first-class grain land. The title to all The AINAXAB contains office of County Treasurer, subject to the lead, bismuth nitrate of silver, nor any mindecision of the Republican County Conventhe in could éral or vegetable salts, which tion. least injure the most delicate complexion itca:. be used largely with perfect confidenceIf you do not find the Ainaxab at your druggists enclose One Dollar in postage For Shuy Mein, He AND SHOES, Etc. acres, being thesoSW 160 conthe Wise ran, 15 N., R. 4 E. of sectaining 160 acres, being the NE 1-4 tion 15, Tp 16 N., BR. 4 E. The above de R. E. ROBINSON. 4%, G. O’Co RUBBER. BELTING, PACKHave been paid gh mf Holders and th KINDS ALLNG HOSE, SPRINGS CLOTHING. + e@ntaining the Republican . Que’ "ie old Mekiahon 1:4rand,” of Section 1, TP agaeewien cocation. in1 Cusaty Conrents. “ould they the whieh circulat «sof the will res For County Clerk, capil ary vessels, it-w . give back the the e ing them with RUBB AND ASBESTOS Soles which will make themlast more than twice as long as any Rubber Boots maie. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. ee coer* hag ° RU . M. For Asse for Supe URING THE PAST YEAR this Com. pany has paid for Death Cla J old McMahon Ranch, situated, between the Yellow Diamond Mining Co. Linéoln Mining Co. fh, ee Des Gees tele CRACK E sure the Boots are stam F and have the PURE the heels, OO B PRon instep, and UM SPRINGS on the foot which prevent their cracking or a Weare now 05002055 000:. For Sup Ino. T. Wi ‘For Coro! Surplus, $11,000,000, At 11 o'clock, on the premises known as the , Dan. Collin Assets, $91,135,786.62. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. September 12, 1882! hereby announce. . John Canty aneme Beenmney ranches.-oe ME, shorn oy Leh tal cgdot saber ey GRASS VALLEY, isee ees ship, suction 82, Tp 16, R, & ‘ x D. M. Saneeine & conciaats oF, ¥. 8 WINSTON.(. RUBBER BOOTS. id 4 estl ont White, James Weeks, Geo. W. CRACK PROOF ©. SHAFFER, AUCTIONEER. will Tuesday, r Ra vé a doughy doughy skin, ; full 1 of black y May, Hattie Alameda. fit lesson forshem, and we hope and trust will convinus them that our peo” Ses O F GEASS VALLEY, will be a candi AB : Pure, Para. Gum. LARGE AUCTION SALE WILLIAM HERROD, For Treas Jos. D. Fle For Cler! Instance Cy in Union India Rubber Co's MutalOFLife NEW YORK. L, GARTHE;~ For School Superintendent. Fischer, Miss E. For Sher p. Carter, For Ass COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY W ILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR SUPER R District No. 1, Nevada VISOof the to t subjec , county a Township ,Nevad M Dodge,7 Mre:ey . ——ASK FOR——— . ms For the liberal patronage extended to my sincere thanks and pastI return the in ANNEVADA CITY, IS HEREBY uance of the same. office of ask a contin please say ‘‘advertised.” J. 8. Hotproosn, P. M. their Lal grievances into the great -the ples JOS. -D. FLEMING, TTL Alman, Samuel Antonio, Giano Berrey, Mrs. E. Pupils Received at Any Time Nevada City, Ang. 16, 1882. VERY LOW PRICES. For County Treasurer. Advertised Letters. Firat District-‘under the certainty of caring Second District-—-L. C. Morehouse is Yet, of. ained the evile ‘Gompl of Alameda. “view of these acts upon the Third District--G. G. Kimball of and the GoveraFehama. of the mincrs part A -miners” have Fourth District—C, W. Dana of . ; ‘‘anti rabid hese varént; ¥ igh Commercial Zéication havi mal4 in the opinand military, sll concur You Bet, tables, California and withouwife, not be responsible t ere SION OF THE Fresh Vege Rept TO THE DECIenti for any debts contracted by_her. on. Conv ty s. ical Coun Trop Fruit an Republic GEORGE HGSKING. b van ve gar leave Orders chorus of the two great hosts s both civit, of the age, ext engineer CONGRESS. ap to God, and when they had finished from the boys in gray, came First District--Paul. Neumann. the challenge : “Three cheers for], jon'that the ills complained of can be Page F, race ct--Ho Distri d Secon home,” and they. went up resounding easily cured, and so thoroughly and through the skies, from both sides that-not only will fatare . of El Dorado. of of the river.. ‘Something upon the Haven De J. ictJ. Distr Third evils the but d, vente soldier’s chee k washed off the stains as mat. Humboldt. in to follows : ‘whieb*are L. Woods of powder.” Washington y this Scheol topo desiring a— Notice to the Public. E HOSKING,. my M®; KATE NELLI my bed and FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. E. W. ROBERTS. st6 A. M day and Sotur —— called to th ESDAY, i WEDN MRS. Imported Wines & Liquors) fax, Valley “pirect mail Direct mail: jue Tent, } aad Granitevil : : o gierra City \ oo 6A. Me ice Hatin & Greek, ~ sn onl HE TWENTIETH YEAR WILL BEGIN : AUG, 2, 1882. HERMON PERRY, MISS KATE V. DARLING, Principals. July 28th. be found —— erman,Fre . " No, 1012 JSt. Sacramento, Cal in a First-class Grocery Stere. ject to the decision County Cons ention. nt engaged at N.B, Mr. Duncan was formerly and is \ ve . bee J © fornia. “a _—— aacaak Weak, Consisting of Everything te i ation my omin Boots Bla-ked Free of Charge. mighty chorus swelled ap and down M. E. OLIVER, sige army: “Home, Sweet Home.” our quin. of d was whirlwin there the to. . “mg: it House & Ornamental Painter k of the Supreme Court— When they had finished band every fanaticism that Cadwal & ComCler for yonder, ge challen o. no . Frank Gross of 58m Francisc up Justices ‘Sapreme Court—John upon the farther shore had taken AT THE MOST READONE ORK h ed tn booming SONABLE PRICES, AND SATISFACHunt, Jr.,.of San Francisco, ami S. the tovely air, so attuned to all that The ED. truth: That paper says with is holiest and dearest, and one great TION GUARANTE D. C. Densan of Sacramento. at) A. I. Zekind's went an tion—S. D. Waterm Store on stitute in Northern Cali 5 e is oo & wo tusLange; RetReeccoe : J. a ssi DR. H. S. WELCH, ~ pine‘wtreet, Beckman’s Builcing. bands of music to beAttorney General—A: L. Hart of j."one of those as men “YOUNG LADIES.~ . anorine commamerces a s —FOR— DESIRE TO CALL. THE ATTENTION 2ey RA boos ‘The Mést Suceess ful Educational In Canned Goods, etc. GS Beprtican Gomnty rina tage Bate ipy ws: — Provisons, Groceries, clos Until furthe on. W. D. LONG. NEW SHAVING PARLORS, in wn the soul of a ‘single soldier L. CARTHE, For District Attorney, DUNCAN’S “SACRAMENTO — . EMINARY a, e FURNISHED ROOMS, ~ (\,