September 9, 1880 (4 pages)

vida City ivy $2 75 1 409 2) .2 50 ; 2 » 1874 ifn we Oo » 16% : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT], NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA, No Pancr To Merrow, 3 This being Admission Day, anda legal holiday accotdiag to Governor Perkins’ proclamation, business will, be pretty generally ‘suspended throughout the State. The attaches of the Transcript, desiting' ‘bo “ob-; serve the occasion in a fitting manner, Have ‘conclndéd to féllew thy example of their neighbors, and will babstain from labor. Consequently mo paper will be issued from: this o% tice tomorrow, asinine Maret Brier Mentien. . The Po sto fice wil! be apen From ~ to 3 o'vleck this afternoon, Twenty new names were recetven : eta forenoon fer the Great An dew. Muti: iréd Ootlar bat "of old fiem Ole: Neison’s mine medr hureka was breug hi to town — ra mega AReies Cormrsany 8., is.» LOO _ pe pdiny lees ins =] 00 hn’ ns } 18, of, ns— tp 18 bs. year. ‘b., iS. L lbs,, 1 60 ; «29 cts, 2) cts, 25 cts er-gal 50¢ ean, 2 25 1.00 23 et es, . lp.cta, ection. d warrant fair dealing stitutions of teted witha —— well as give ary, f Goodslaiwed th, ab) am tei So are tharg Goons, te. » ETC. plete. ; John Estat . SMITH, mecript Of = yer Co’sDOr d COATS. lous. mped Crack ave the Pure » and’ instep, ar breaking.— 43 any others alors. Packing, Hose, Shoes, Etc. or a x ma Agents, ae he HURCH. be talking. When’ thé job was fiii@ers of the robbery. % Fait and see the new goods, ‘few remarks commendatory of the j 4 organization was effected by the seUrnaiweR arre Pres, 5 Tuesday Wighi’s” ‘hantyttevaet nei] ‘erences ta the Speeches Made by Meyers. ‘Glascock and ©ross— Tne} cident N0¢ Down on the Bill. ‘ithe aiiiidincement ‘tliat Sohn RB, Glascock, Democratic and Workingiian cemdidate for Congress in ‘Uiis district, would expatiate on the isstes of the day for, the benefit of “the vause,” did nd€ attenct a very latge number of people to the stand at the ‘corner of Brond and, Pine ‘Streets'on Tuesday évening, At ‘eight e'clock Geo. S. Hepp called the gudience to order, and. after a) principal speaker of the evening, an lection of Jas. A. Kitts as Chairman, the Vice Presideats being G. E. Withington, Chas.” Moran, Leopold : Gerthe end W. C. Bradley. Mr. Kitts had .comewhat te say, . jrefercing te-the—advantageef-the . district having a Cengressman who . would bein accord with the majority of the law makers at: Washington. Congress and the Courts, 4 eo, tre fined bi ml GE YSTONE MARKET The “SLOTE” CIGAR! ‘ons for, deserting the Republican party and joining the. Democratic, which were briefly as follows: Republican administration had be ‘coute corrupt; it strove. to keep ative a feeling of hatred between the: North and South; Garfield was 7, btibe-taker and Arthur a base. man, The sa all kinds of veenaes Street; Nevada City. _—_—_— B HAVING puehipey the above may named Market, I will be glad tosce all former patrons and will be ohio’ jo supply the publi i¢ with Fresh and Salt Meats, . And everything generally kept in a the former having been convicted in] FIRST CLASS MARKE = He said not one: Republican in five could Stand in werowd and hear Garfield's tecord recited, and that no honest, sterling Republican would vote fer him, ‘Hantock was sbsiqless, ~ He said much mote in the same strain, mostof which was ta’sén down by the reporter, and w ould be publish= ed were it not for a lack of space, His speeqh was Teceived by some of: the Democrats with howls of delight. _When Mr, Cross had finished, three cheers’ were giveri for Mr. Glase ock, vie, tomenines nominee, and at the suggestion of the Chale: Wian, three more for ‘‘W. C, Han— cock,”’ whoever he may be: 4and therefore mere—tikely tose’, ee his constituency to advantage. He also paid a tribute to Hancock, ei whereupon a sturdy lookirsg young man in the crowd shouted in sten— Lidia tones, “We kr ow all about him, He's the man that took his Which Will Be furnished at THE VERY LOVEST RATES,. « +2 “. Also ON HAND EP RESE uARD Of: my own manufacture, which is guaranteed to be A. No. 1: plist Having had eee experierice in the business, I can guaranteé to give perfect satisfaction to’ all, and will supply the Very ‘Best in my Line. = Kinds of Live Steck for Sale at “ : AIP Times. : au24 CHAS. KENT. UNION MARKET, _COMME RIAL ‘STREET, NEVADA CITY. MUNGOR @ N NAFFZIGER, . A young man who said his name was James Gregg ahd that he came from. Colfax, got very drunk while in town ‘Tuesday, and distinguished himself in the early part of the ev eHing, by abusing 2 os. PR OPRIETORS. Sars HAVING PURCHASED RSE) ae the above Market we are now ie NW prepared to suppl¥"t ite public with the best. of Beef, Sausaces, ‘Ete,Cempany Goff. their empleyes yesterday,and i aminediately commence fitting for—irext -ceason’s Tua. ‘The? Sclain, ues yicitod satisfactorily this pee re wrens The New York Mining Company owners of the Hil Capitan mine) have wrought suk against. the Taemas Mining Gompany to derimiue the soldiers’ overcoats away and let. ¢he J peor devils freeze . Bee There was @A instance of awkward silence whicll' ome one interrupted by shrieking , “Put him out.” “Oh, 1 an prove what I say,” sponded the accuser defiantly, he the Words: leit his lips a stalwart pill-.r of the Democracy swooped OW ane of certain property for which the defendants arg secLing a datent. To-mi gh. Mis, “2 amily renswill deliver another lompenance lectare at the ME. ehurch, ersens WhO failed to hear this promptneut refo nier and’ elottient speaker last ".vening should not fail to. attend to-night. . unt i Goyne’s 8 full string band‘ will fprnish the music at the grand ball to be given at Hunt’s Hall on . the I7th, in honor of the opening of _ the New York Hotel. Do not fail . to secure a ticket,, which can be ' purchased at various placés of busi' ness in the city. eee The Union says of the specimen found in the Becky Bar asine last Saturday; “Phe Gompany has fixed . no valuation upon the specimen, but . $2,700 would uot buy -it.” 3 ‘pears that the gentleman who stat— ed.in this city they had offered it for that was mistaken. . Kighway Robbery. After the Demoeratic meeting in. this city Thesday night Chas. Moran, « pne Of tlie vice presidents, started for his home at Town Talk. He had reached Piety Hill, and was crossing he street from the corner of the gir. us lot to Cleave’s residence, when wo men suddenly .appeared’ in his path and ordered himto halt. While. pne’ of them held a revolver to his’ face,.the other searched his pockets. . fle protested that he hadno valua-1 bles on his person, but the robber: Giscovered and todk a. five-dollar old-pitce, about a dollar in small @ilver-coins, and a triink key. Both’ the highwaymen were -masked, d the one with the revolver did t utter a word, the other doing all @hed they started along the street wards town, but as John’ Senner, eg was onlya block or so behind Mr. Maran, did aot meet them, they Bact have taken to the edjeining fields before © ‘proceeding far, Mr. foran, who'says there lis nothing by hich he can identify the guilty parfics, went ae fer as Mr. Kitts’ resilence, them turmed back and caine jo town where hie informed the offi: a : Good News for ¢ the Ladies. MB tiaving heard that a ‘large invoice goods recently purchased in the st for the Palage Dry Goads Store i this eity hat ‘dtrived at San Fran0, Morris Rosenberg, one of the prietors of the Palace, went below terday morning to arrange for ir being shipped up here inmedily. Thenew stoek will be the rgest ever brought to Nevada councomprising all the. latest novels in Fall goods to be obtained. in Pitt SteThose It apdown on him, and ‘he was hustled out of theghick of the erowd ‘before he could offer any det heen ~-Mr, Glascock was for some: reason very coldly received, He launched out with the assertién that whom the gods love die young, and whom they hate grow up and run for Cou— gress., The people in the commer cial centres of the. State had. been led to believe that the mining camps were about played ont._Instead of surprised on coming here to see évidences of. thrift. and prosperity on every hand, The quartz mines were among the richest in the work. put upon the London market, the action will increase-the prosperity of the section till our towns that now contain 6,000 inhabitants each will increase to 30, 090 or 40, 000. The ed. The,speaker laid special stress upon the fact that he did not propaign, or indulge iu personalities, unless foreed to." He would, instead, { hurl solid chunks of granite carrying 4} more gold than any Specimens seen jbereabouts fora long time. Asa proof ef the sincerity of this asser—' record of General. Garfield and accused him of being an active advo— Mobilier, back-pay grab, De Golyer pavement, Sanborn, San Domingo, Moth, Vanezuela, and other jobs; said he figured dishonestly in con. nection with the Electoral Commision, ‘was ie favor of funding the National debt for forty years—in faet, according to the speaker’s own words, “‘he had been the favorer of every scheme foisted on Congress to swindle the people, and was always feund ready to champion other men who were stealing ihe country’s money.” Mr. nounced kim for pleading the ‘baby act,” said be was a thief among thieves, always stead on the side of moneyed corporatiors, was vascillat— jing, ete, etc. Perhaps more bitter personal attack was never made on any Presidential candidate by a stump speaker iu a Northern State. As aclimax to this tirade, jhe accused Garfield of farvuingChinese immigration. He said he himeélf was sound on the debris question, wanted to see the Mexican Veterans pensioned, ~ {and hoped the tritmph of Hancock, who was eulogized far possessing . statesmanlike qualities, would fullaw in order that sectional hatred might be done away with. © As to his own catididacy’ little was gaid, and Mr. Page was not mentioned: : Mr. Glascock ‘utterly’ failed to awaken aby especial degree of \en— thusiasm on the-part of the audience, : which had thinned’ aa caramel by the time:he said good-night.” Geo. 8: Hupp was next called . upon to speak, but was not: present, » Eastern or European rharkets. It j whereupon C. W.Cross: canie forWard in response to is cs invita~ . an abandoned. appearance, he .was if mining interests: ought to be protect-, pose fo throw. mud during the cam=. tion, he then reviewed the _alleged . cate and conspirator ini the Credit . Glascock -also de-. x} ext RST &-COu pre VL aged aii er ippled street musicians. Then he went over. to the Democratic pmeetitig, interrupted one of the speakers, and narrowly escaped hav: ing,a “‘head puton” him, About midnight officer Scott found him asleep in the old machine shop on Sacramento street, and put him in the City Prison, Yesterday morning he was teleased without. trial on ly leave the city and seek admission into the Reform Club at Grass Valley. = Ae te Slaven’s ‘Yosemite§Cologne, B. Slaven, at his drug store. in the Baldwin Hotel building, is unquestiovably the best in the world. Peoother kind if they want something extra nice for the same price that they pay for a.poor article. It canbe had at every first-class drug store in California and in the Eastern States. Those who have tried it can not be induced, under any circum= statice, to use ‘any other biit Slaven’s. Try it all you who have never used it, and-our word for it you will nev— ef tise any other kind in the future. Temperance } Lecture. Mis. Emily Pitt Stevens, State President Templars’ Band of Hope, General Superintendent of Juvenile Templars, State;Deputy G. W. Cy T. Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Cal, of San Francisco, will lecture at Nevada City, on Wednesday and Thursday eveniiigs, Sept. 8th and 9th, in the Methodist Church. LeeAdmission Free; tion will be given. to all. td = =o The Palnce Cigar Store. bacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac-. co. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his priceg are the lowest iif the city. t£ > “Save Your Money. Save your money for a few days, when the IXL Auction House will open on Broad street with one of the largest stocks brought to Nevada City. tf Emportant Notices When you buy your railway ‘tick: et at Colfax, buy an Insuranee ticket. You ouylit 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 indemnity for disabling injuries; and costing but 25 cents a day. Daa For Superviser. visor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a . candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the supnort it 2 friends reqnisans of party. ane S. Tompson. Look Out t for it. Dy . ae Sinner Ge a at as 7 . presi: Auction Store will in @. hw ~ die be opened on Broad street, in the building former dea Occupied by Mrs. Eckart, tf a promise that he would immediatej: The cologne mariufactured:by Hy ple who use cologne should get no] ture to commenee at § o'clock as} ~ A welcome recep. ALEX, ZEKIND, the populaf ‘to-. : . Nevadg and Placer i aait f Our facilities for procuring fat “young cattle are-superior to any firm in Neéyada votinsy, and our customers can aly aystely upon getting the . Best Meats ‘Tobe hadin the Market. 4£47°*Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully solicit @ tontinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed yore our predecessor, af A, LADEMAN, HiAuss PURCHASED THE STOCK Groceries, Provisions, Produce, ‘Ete, Ete., Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, Announeecs to the public that he is now prepared to furnish all ee in his line at_ yak AMLADEMAN, — Cor, Broad and’ Commercial Sts. , Nevada.Gity, July Lith. Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, ‘Corn Prices as low as the Lowest. SCHMIDT & POTTER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Deatere im ‘Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, Flour and Feed, Cigars, Tobacco, Ete: 41" Having opened the above Storé, ind ‘stocked it with a Large and Fresh Stock of First Class Goods, we are prepared. to supply the public with everything in oir line at LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--'‘Buy and éell for Cash.” ane 427 We extend a cordial. invitation to our friends and the public generally to call and exaniine our Goods and Prices. ad California Favorite (SPRING BED, ~--MADE BY— &. M EATON, Rockin, e HE Most Wonderful Invention of the Age. ‘It ig awire couple and for elasticity oat durability it cannot be surpassed. We guarantee the sae in every particul in : Sample and Otder @Ofttce at Taos: WACHA'S, Broad St. above Pinuc. ~ 38 Don't buy any other unt] you" have seen_this ore: je29 “Notice to Contractors: ——RD PROPOSALS will. be receive. at Ny my a of the County Clerk of :NevaRelieving that the office of Superda County; untill o'clock P. M.on Friday, mber 10th; 1880, for plans,. specifica: — and bids: for building a bridge across Bear River-at the Crandall or Neill crossing. The Bridge will be 209 feet im leiigth from approach to approach, with one ‘span 100 lo re ethe ents whose plans, specifications, and bid are accepted will be required to give bonds for the faithful perfoxmance of the “ire Boards reserve the right to reject any d\all plans, specifications and bids. By. aaine of the Boards of Supervisors of E, ce) RR, : pias § Clerk of ath: ounty. Dated Nevada City August 30th, 1390. idye can be obamber for building br litre the ground for $15 per “an _ asl c Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Méat Market, { sea JACK, Nevada City. J FIVE CENTS APIECE. JOHN JACK, Sole Avent in Nevada City: ts it TINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. CHEAPEST =? . JOHN TACK, . THE “SLOTE” CIGAR ! Give them a Trial! “Full Havana Filler,” Sacer, eats Sole Agents for Nevada County : GEO: 8. HOWE, Grass Valley. A. J. GRAHAM, Truckee, ——— DN JACKS TOBACCO STORE The oldest stand in Nevada Gity ! “The Cheapest Store i in : Nevada City: THE LARGEST VARIETY OF ‘TOBACCO AND CIGARS + 34 different brands.of “PLUG” TOBACCO, flape kiids ea ‘any stove in Nevada. ae ta. Before ‘purchasing any Cigars or Tobacco elsewhere, be : sure to.céll on JOHN JACK, who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPE zr. Also always on hand a full supply of Cutl:ry, Fancy Goods,, Candies,. Limes, Oranges, and Fruité af all. kinds. THE GREAT BOOM = epee and Dwelling Houses are scatce and Rents are Higher. Has Arrived in Nevada City at Last. Hundreds of strangers havé arrived tionr city, and there is still ‘‘veom for thousands more. The Chinese have gohe, and everybody i ig making money, consequent’ y in the language of the poet, everything is lovely andthe dose ines elevated. . Soaieaaed 20. 000 Dollars worth — GENERAL wrieRC EANDISE. =“TO BE SOmD Ar PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash, without limit or 1 reserve, say TEEi= : CHEAP GASH STORE, ‘COMMERCIAL STREET, _ opposite Coe’s Shee Store. +0 hitis GRAND SALE WILL COMMENCE ON THIS aVENING And to éontinue Beir Nventne sii furthet natide, The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods,» Dréss: ‘and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints, Theviots, Calitos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flannels, Bed Spreads, Boota and Shoes, Millinety Gypis, Men's, Youths and Boy’s Clothing: Silver Plated Ware, Crocket} and Glass Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, an] a thousand articles too numerous to mention, Evéry man, woman, and child, éspecially the ladi¢s, should take advan. tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they will beable to pr own prices : Five goods, at their in fact goods will be given.away for little or nothing. All Goods will be sold at pr, ate sale during,the. day and . hab Auction every evening, at 7 1-29 ‘clock, until further notice, at the ~ IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August 2lst, DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEE?.

vida City ivy $2 75 1 409 2) .2 50 ; 2 » 1874 ifn we Oo » 16% : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT], NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA, No Pancr To Merrow, 3 This being Admission Day, anda legal holiday accotdiag to Governor Perkins’ proclamation, business will, be pretty generally ‘suspended throughout the State. The attaches of the Transcript, desiting' ‘bo “ob-; serve the occasion in a fitting manner, Have ‘conclndéd to féllew thy example of their neighbors, and will babstain from labor. Consequently mo paper will be issued from: this o% tice tomorrow, asinine Maret Brier Mentien. . The Po sto fice wil! be apen From ~ to 3 o'vleck this afternoon, Twenty new names were recetven : eta forenoon fer the Great An dew. Muti: iréd Ootlar bat "of old fiem Ole: Neison’s mine medr hureka was breug hi to town — ra mega AReies Cormrsany 8., is.» LOO _ pe pdiny lees ins =] 00 hn’ ns } 18, of, ns— tp 18 bs. year. ‘b., iS. L lbs,, 1 60 ; «29 cts, 2) cts, 25 cts er-gal 50¢ ean, 2 25 1.00 23 et es, . lp.cta, ection. d warrant fair dealing stitutions of teted witha —— well as give ary, f Goodslaiwed th, ab) am tei So are tharg Goons, te. » ETC. plete. ; John Estat . SMITH, mecript Of = yer Co’sDOr d COATS. lous. mped Crack ave the Pure » and’ instep, ar breaking.— 43 any others alors. Packing, Hose, Shoes, Etc. or a x ma Agents, ae he HURCH. be talking. When’ thé job was fiii@ers of the robbery. % Fait and see the new goods, ‘few remarks commendatory of the j 4 organization was effected by the seUrnaiweR arre Pres, 5 Tuesday Wighi’s” ‘hantyttevaet nei] ‘erences ta the Speeches Made by Meyers. ‘Glascock and ©ross— Tne} cident N0¢ Down on the Bill. ‘ithe aiiiidincement ‘tliat Sohn RB, Glascock, Democratic and Workingiian cemdidate for Congress in ‘Uiis district, would expatiate on the isstes of the day for, the benefit of “the vause,” did nd€ attenct a very latge number of people to the stand at the ‘corner of Brond and, Pine ‘Streets'on Tuesday évening, At ‘eight e'clock Geo. S. Hepp called the gudience to order, and. after a) principal speaker of the evening, an lection of Jas. A. Kitts as Chairman, the Vice Presideats being G. E. Withington, Chas.” Moran, Leopold : Gerthe end W. C. Bradley. Mr. Kitts had .comewhat te say, . jrefercing te-the—advantageef-the . district having a Cengressman who . would bein accord with the majority of the law makers at: Washington. Congress and the Courts, 4 eo, tre fined bi ml GE YSTONE MARKET The “SLOTE” CIGAR! ‘ons for, deserting the Republican party and joining the. Democratic, which were briefly as follows: Republican administration had be ‘coute corrupt; it strove. to keep ative a feeling of hatred between the: North and South; Garfield was 7, btibe-taker and Arthur a base. man, The sa all kinds of veenaes Street; Nevada City. _—_—_— B HAVING puehipey the above may named Market, I will be glad tosce all former patrons and will be ohio’ jo supply the publi i¢ with Fresh and Salt Meats, . And everything generally kept in a the former having been convicted in] FIRST CLASS MARKE = He said not one: Republican in five could Stand in werowd and hear Garfield's tecord recited, and that no honest, sterling Republican would vote fer him, ‘Hantock was sbsiqless, ~ He said much mote in the same strain, mostof which was ta’sén down by the reporter, and w ould be publish= ed were it not for a lack of space, His speeqh was Teceived by some of: the Democrats with howls of delight. _When Mr, Cross had finished, three cheers’ were giveri for Mr. Glase ock, vie, tomenines nominee, and at the suggestion of the Chale: Wian, three more for ‘‘W. C, Han— cock,”’ whoever he may be: 4and therefore mere—tikely tose’, ee his constituency to advantage. He also paid a tribute to Hancock, ei whereupon a sturdy lookirsg young man in the crowd shouted in sten— Lidia tones, “We kr ow all about him, He's the man that took his Which Will Be furnished at THE VERY LOVEST RATES,. « +2 “. Also ON HAND EP RESE uARD Of: my own manufacture, which is guaranteed to be A. No. 1: plist Having had eee experierice in the business, I can guaranteé to give perfect satisfaction to’ all, and will supply the Very ‘Best in my Line. = Kinds of Live Steck for Sale at “ : AIP Times. : au24 CHAS. KENT. UNION MARKET, _COMME RIAL ‘STREET, NEVADA CITY. MUNGOR @ N NAFFZIGER, . A young man who said his name was James Gregg ahd that he came from. Colfax, got very drunk while in town ‘Tuesday, and distinguished himself in the early part of the ev eHing, by abusing 2 os. PR OPRIETORS. Sars HAVING PURCHASED RSE) ae the above Market we are now ie NW prepared to suppl¥"t ite public with the best. of Beef, Sausaces, ‘Ete,Cempany Goff. their empleyes yesterday,and i aminediately commence fitting for—irext -ceason’s Tua. ‘The? Sclain, ues yicitod satisfactorily this pee re wrens The New York Mining Company owners of the Hil Capitan mine) have wrought suk against. the Taemas Mining Gompany to derimiue the soldiers’ overcoats away and let. ¢he J peor devils freeze . Bee There was @A instance of awkward silence whicll' ome one interrupted by shrieking , “Put him out.” “Oh, 1 an prove what I say,” sponded the accuser defiantly, he the Words: leit his lips a stalwart pill-.r of the Democracy swooped OW ane of certain property for which the defendants arg secLing a datent. To-mi gh. Mis, “2 amily renswill deliver another lompenance lectare at the ME. ehurch, ersens WhO failed to hear this promptneut refo nier and’ elottient speaker last ".vening should not fail to. attend to-night. . unt i Goyne’s 8 full string band‘ will fprnish the music at the grand ball to be given at Hunt’s Hall on . the I7th, in honor of the opening of _ the New York Hotel. Do not fail . to secure a ticket,, which can be ' purchased at various placés of busi' ness in the city. eee The Union says of the specimen found in the Becky Bar asine last Saturday; “Phe Gompany has fixed . no valuation upon the specimen, but . $2,700 would uot buy -it.” 3 ‘pears that the gentleman who stat— ed.in this city they had offered it for that was mistaken. . Kighway Robbery. After the Demoeratic meeting in. this city Thesday night Chas. Moran, « pne Of tlie vice presidents, started for his home at Town Talk. He had reached Piety Hill, and was crossing he street from the corner of the gir. us lot to Cleave’s residence, when wo men suddenly .appeared’ in his path and ordered himto halt. While. pne’ of them held a revolver to his’ face,.the other searched his pockets. . fle protested that he hadno valua-1 bles on his person, but the robber: Giscovered and todk a. five-dollar old-pitce, about a dollar in small @ilver-coins, and a triink key. Both’ the highwaymen were -masked, d the one with the revolver did t utter a word, the other doing all @hed they started along the street wards town, but as John’ Senner, eg was onlya block or so behind Mr. Maran, did aot meet them, they Bact have taken to the edjeining fields before © ‘proceeding far, Mr. foran, who'says there lis nothing by hich he can identify the guilty parfics, went ae fer as Mr. Kitts’ resilence, them turmed back and caine jo town where hie informed the offi: a : Good News for ¢ the Ladies. MB tiaving heard that a ‘large invoice goods recently purchased in the st for the Palage Dry Goads Store i this eity hat ‘dtrived at San Fran0, Morris Rosenberg, one of the prietors of the Palace, went below terday morning to arrange for ir being shipped up here inmedily. Thenew stoek will be the rgest ever brought to Nevada councomprising all the. latest novels in Fall goods to be obtained. in Pitt SteThose It apdown on him, and ‘he was hustled out of theghick of the erowd ‘before he could offer any det heen ~-Mr, Glascock was for some: reason very coldly received, He launched out with the assertién that whom the gods love die young, and whom they hate grow up and run for Cou— gress., The people in the commer cial centres of the. State had. been led to believe that the mining camps were about played ont._Instead of surprised on coming here to see évidences of. thrift. and prosperity on every hand, The quartz mines were

among the richest in the work. put upon the London market, the action will increase-the prosperity of the section till our towns that now contain 6,000 inhabitants each will increase to 30, 090 or 40, 000. The ed. The,speaker laid special stress upon the fact that he did not propaign, or indulge iu personalities, unless foreed to." He would, instead, { hurl solid chunks of granite carrying 4} more gold than any Specimens seen jbereabouts fora long time. Asa proof ef the sincerity of this asser—' record of General. Garfield and accused him of being an active advo— Mobilier, back-pay grab, De Golyer pavement, Sanborn, San Domingo, Moth, Vanezuela, and other jobs; said he figured dishonestly in con. nection with the Electoral Commision, ‘was ie favor of funding the National debt for forty years—in faet, according to the speaker’s own words, “‘he had been the favorer of every scheme foisted on Congress to swindle the people, and was always feund ready to champion other men who were stealing ihe country’s money.” Mr. nounced kim for pleading the ‘baby act,” said be was a thief among thieves, always stead on the side of moneyed corporatiors, was vascillat— jing, ete, etc. Perhaps more bitter personal attack was never made on any Presidential candidate by a stump speaker iu a Northern State. As aclimax to this tirade, jhe accused Garfield of farvuingChinese immigration. He said he himeélf was sound on the debris question, wanted to see the Mexican Veterans pensioned, ~ {and hoped the tritmph of Hancock, who was eulogized far possessing . statesmanlike qualities, would fullaw in order that sectional hatred might be done away with. © As to his own catididacy’ little was gaid, and Mr. Page was not mentioned: : Mr. Glascock ‘utterly’ failed to awaken aby especial degree of \en— thusiasm on the-part of the audience, : which had thinned’ aa caramel by the time:he said good-night..” Geo. 8: Hupp was next called . upon to speak, but was not: present, » Eastern or European rharkets. It j whereupon C. W.Cross: canie forWard in response to is cs invita~ . an abandoned. appearance, he .was if mining interests: ought to be protect-, pose fo throw. mud during the cam=. tion, he then reviewed the _alleged . cate and conspirator ini the Credit . Glascock -also de-. x} ext RST &-COu pre VL aged aii er ippled street musicians. Then he went over. to the Democratic pmeetitig, interrupted one of the speakers, and narrowly escaped hav: ing,a “‘head puton” him, About midnight officer Scott found him asleep in the old machine shop on Sacramento street, and put him in the City Prison, Yesterday morning he was teleased without. trial on ly leave the city and seek admission into the Reform Club at Grass Valley. = Ae te Slaven’s ‘Yosemite§Cologne, B. Slaven, at his drug store. in the Baldwin Hotel building, is unquestiovably the best in the world. Peoother kind if they want something extra nice for the same price that they pay for a.poor article. It canbe had at every first-class drug store in California and in the Eastern States. Those who have tried it can not be induced, under any circum= statice, to use ‘any other biit Slaven’s. Try it all you who have never used it, and-our word for it you will nev— ef tise any other kind in the future. Temperance } Lecture. Mis. Emily Pitt Stevens, State President Templars’ Band of Hope, General Superintendent of Juvenile Templars, State;Deputy G. W. Cy T. Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Cal, of San Francisco, will lecture at Nevada City, on Wednesday and Thursday eveniiigs, Sept. 8th and 9th, in the Methodist Church. LeeAdmission Free; tion will be given. to all. td = =o The Palnce Cigar Store. bacconist, has just received a fresh stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars, of the choicest brands. Also all the favorite varicties of Chewing Tobac-. co. His stock of Candies and Nuts are choice and fresh, and his priceg are the lowest iif the city. t£ > “Save Your Money. Save your money for a few days, when the IXL Auction House will open on Broad street with one of the largest stocks brought to Nevada City. tf Emportant Notices When you buy your railway ‘tick: et at Colfax, buy an Insuranee ticket. You ouylit 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 indemnity for disabling injuries; and costing but 25 cents a day. Daa For Superviser. visor should not be of a partizan nature, I hereby announce myself as a . candidate for the office of Supervisor of Nevada Township, and respectfully solicit for the position the supnort it 2 friends reqnisans of party. ane S. Tompson. Look Out t for it. Dy . ae Sinner Ge a at as 7 . presi: Auction Store will in @. hw ~ die be opened on Broad street, in the building former dea Occupied by Mrs. Eckart, tf a promise that he would immediatej: The cologne mariufactured:by Hy ple who use cologne should get no] ture to commenee at § o'clock as} ~ A welcome recep. ALEX, ZEKIND, the populaf ‘to-. : . Nevadg and Placer i aait f Our facilities for procuring fat “young cattle are-superior to any firm in Neéyada votinsy, and our customers can aly aystely upon getting the . Best Meats ‘Tobe hadin the Market. 4£47°*Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases, We respectfully solicit @ tontinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed yore our predecessor, af A, LADEMAN, HiAuss PURCHASED THE STOCK Groceries, Provisions, Produce, ‘Ete, Ete., Formerly belonging to ERSKINE & ENRIGHT, Announeecs to the public that he is now prepared to furnish all ee in his line at_ yak AMLADEMAN, — Cor, Broad and’ Commercial Sts. , Nevada.Gity, July Lith. Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, ‘Corn Prices as low as the Lowest. SCHMIDT & POTTER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Deatere im ‘Choice Groceries, PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, Flour and Feed, Cigars, Tobacco, Ete: 41" Having opened the above Storé, ind ‘stocked it with a Large and Fresh Stock of First Class Goods, we are prepared. to supply the public with everything in oir line at LOWEST PRICE. Our Motto--'‘Buy and éell for Cash.” ane 427 We extend a cordial. invitation to our friends and the public generally to call and exaniine our Goods and Prices. ad California Favorite (SPRING BED, ~--MADE BY— &. M EATON, Rockin, e HE Most Wonderful Invention of the Age. ‘It ig awire couple and for elasticity oat durability it cannot be surpassed. We guarantee the sae in every particul in : Sample and Otder @Ofttce at Taos: WACHA'S, Broad St. above Pinuc. ~ 38 Don't buy any other unt] you" have seen_this ore: je29 “Notice to Contractors: ——RD PROPOSALS will. be receive. at Ny my a of the County Clerk of :NevaRelieving that the office of Superda County; untill o'clock P. M.on Friday, mber 10th; 1880, for plans,. specifica: — and bids: for building a bridge across Bear River-at the Crandall or Neill crossing. The Bridge will be 209 feet im leiigth from approach to approach, with one ‘span 100 lo re ethe ents whose plans, specifications, and bid are accepted will be required to give bonds for the faithful perfoxmance of the “ire Boards reserve the right to reject any d\all plans, specifications and bids. By. aaine of the Boards of Supervisors of E, ce) RR, : pias § Clerk of ath: ounty. Dated Nevada City August 30th, 1390. idye can be obamber for building br litre the ground for $15 per “an _ asl c Nextdoor to Naffziger’s Méat Market, { sea JACK, Nevada City. J FIVE CENTS APIECE. JOHN JACK, Sole Avent in Nevada City: ts it TINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. CHEAPEST =? . JOHN TACK, . THE “SLOTE” CIGAR ! Give them a Trial! “Full Havana Filler,” Sacer, eats Sole Agents for Nevada County : GEO: 8. HOWE, Grass Valley. A. J. GRAHAM, Truckee, ——— DN JACKS TOBACCO STORE The oldest stand in Nevada Gity ! “The Cheapest Store i in : Nevada City: THE LARGEST VARIETY OF ‘TOBACCO AND CIGARS + 34 different brands.of “PLUG” TOBACCO, flape kiids ea ‘any stove in Nevada. ae ta. Before ‘purchasing any Cigars or Tobacco elsewhere, be : sure to.céll on JOHN JACK, who keeps the very best and SELLS THE CHEAPE zr. Also always on hand a full supply of Cutl:ry, Fancy Goods,, Candies,. Limes, Oranges, and Fruité af all. kinds. THE GREAT BOOM = epee and Dwelling Houses are scatce and Rents are Higher. Has Arrived in Nevada City at Last. Hundreds of strangers havé arrived tionr city, and there is still ‘‘veom for thousands more. The Chinese have gohe, and everybody i ig making money, consequent’ y in the language of the poet, everything is lovely andthe dose ines elevated. . Soaieaaed 20. 000 Dollars worth — GENERAL wrieRC EANDISE. =“TO BE SOmD Ar PUBLIC AUCTION, To the Highest Bidder for Cash, without limit or 1 reserve, say TEEi= : CHEAP GASH STORE, ‘COMMERCIAL STREET, _ opposite Coe’s Shee Store. +0 hitis GRAND SALE WILL COMMENCE ON THIS aVENING And to éontinue Beir Nventne sii furthet natide, The stock offered for sale consists of Dry Goods,» Dréss: ‘and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Brocades, Pequoits, Moricals, Prints, Theviots, Calitos, Sheeting, Muslin, Flannels, Bed Spreads, Boota and Shoes, Millinety Gypis, Men's, Youths and Boy’s Clothing: Silver Plated Ware, Crocket} and Glass Ware. Embroideries, Shawls, an] a thousand articles too numerous to mention, Evéry man, woman, and child, éspecially the ladi¢s, should take advan. tage of this Mammoth Sale, as they will beable to pr own prices : Five goods, at their in fact goods will be given.away for little or nothing. All Goods will be sold at pr, ate sale during,the. day and . hab Auction every evening, at 7 1-29 ‘clock, until further notice, at the ~ IMPORTANT CHEAP CASH STORE, On Commercial Street, Nevada City. Don’t forget the First grand auction sale on Saturday evening, August 2lst, DAVID AUERBACH, AUCTIONEE?.