October 30, 1888 (4 pages)

Constable at Blacks, and was heard, read and talked of by Wm. Summ, of Dunnigan, who was coming to Woodland. He came on tothis town, put up_at.the Pacific House, and found there aman who was trying to sell a horse and buggy. He went out to look at them,and finding they answered the description of the stolen property which he heard in Blacks, at once notified the Sheriff at this place, who arrested the man and placed him in jail. Constable Dyer was notified, and he arrived here last night and tpok possession of his man, whom he will return to Colfax today. Chrisman admitsthat he took the horse and rig, but puts up the pleathat Mrs. Harlan, was a relative of his, and that he took the horse to cell for her. accompanied by a woman whom ‘he claims to be his wife. AConcentrating Patent. George W. Starrand R. M. Kinley of Grass Valley recentiy secured a patent on a sulphuret working apparatus, which is asserted to be an im-' provement on endless belt concentrators, like the Frue and Triumph. The object of the improvement is to discharge tle stlphurets before the belt reaches the usual washing-tank, The discharge consists of a rabber strip secured along the top edge ef a body piece, the upper end of which is proyided with # curved seat on which the rubber strip is secured, so that it 1s given acurve or cross section to conform to the curve in the belt. © The strip is so placed as to be adjustable Chrisman ‘fs F formnlas so generally used for. various disorders. time preparations affect the people of this age, who have béen treated, under modern medical schools and codes, with poisonous and injurious drugs. This test has been carefully. pursued, until they are convinced that the preparations they now call Warner’s Log Cabin remedies are what our much abused systems required. : ' Among them is what is known as Warner’s Log Cahin sarsaparilla, and they frankly announce that they do not consider the sarsapariila of 80 much value in itself as it isin the combination of the various ingredients which tozether work marvelously upon the system. They also. have preparations for ther diseases, such as ‘‘Warner’s Log Cabin congh and consumption remedy,’ ‘‘Log Cabin hops and buchn remedy,” ‘‘Warner’s Log Cubin hair tonic.”” They have great confidence that they have a cure for the common disease of catarrh. which they give the name of ‘‘Log Cabin rose cream.” Also a ‘‘Log Cabin plaster,” which they are confilent will supplant all others, and a liver pill, to be used separately or in connection with the other remedies. We hope that the public -will not he disappointed in these remedies, but will ieap a benefit from the investigations, and that the proprietors will not be embarrased in their introduction by dealers trying to substitute remedies that have been so familiar tg the shelves of our druggists. This line of remedies will be used instead of others. Insist npon your drugzist getting them for you if he hasn't them yet in stock, and we feel confident that these new remedies will receive approbation at our reader’s hands, as the founders haye used every. care in their preparation. WEALTH IN THE QUAKE CIT®. A Philadelphian Gives Facts About the Thrifty Friends. ~ “7 S.C.” writes from Philadelphia laterally, and the contact may be acthat the populaticn of that city is upward Now the question is. how will the olden . preme Court, Jude Niles Searls, Of’ Nevada Ceunty. FOR CONSTABLE. RICHARD DILLON — Witt BE A CANDIDATE FOR REelection ag Constable of Nevada township. Election November 6th. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Recorder, A. B. BRADY, . Of Grass Valley. Regular Hepublican Nomivec For Conyressman—2d District, JOHN A. EAGON, Of Jackson, Amador County. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Clerk, JAMES L. MO?GAN, Oi Cherckee. Regular Democratic Noniince 3 For County Treasurer, B. W._SHOECRAFT, Of Nevada City. tank of water, they are discharged from the belt by the contact of the rubber strip therewith, with the assistance of . astream of water, so that instead of . passing round with the belt into the underlying tank, they fall into a. receiving-box and may be handled readily. The inventors are aware that ro-, tating scrapers or brushes have been . ~used to scrape off sulphurets from a . hundred churches of different denominaions. There are cleven Quaker meeting . " houses. Contrary to a very general. opinion, Chest uutstreet isnot thronged with portly men in shad-bellied coats, nor with women in sober drab dresses and coal scuttle bonnets, Norisit true that the majority of Regular Republican Nominee "FRANK T. WILON, Of evade City. Regular Republican Nominee, business men use ‘thee and thou” in addressing cach other, or that street car conductors use this plain language in asking. the passengers to move alittle farther up ‘ g . front, traveling belt, but claim this particu. As small as the Quaker population is, its lar discharger, curved to conform to/. beneficent influence is felt in the business the direction of the belt, and made of rubber for rubber belts. eee Advice to a Gasmaker. ‘eee ’The other day John Glasson, proprietor of the Grass Valley Gasworks, went to San Francisco and registered at one of the leadinghotels. The lad who showed him to his: room eareful\ life of the town. The mania for speculation is less pronounced lLere than in any other cityin the Union. Tnere are more solid investments, fewer fictitious values. These are stancing Cuaker monuments of what thrift and incustry will do when compared with the feverish race for wealth that is shor*cning L.{e everywhere. _Joseph Wharton is a representative Hlicksite. Ile is. worth ¢3,000,000, made in the niciel-p!-‘e business, Isaiah V. \. iiliamson is another wealthy For State Senator, ° E. M. PRESTON, Of Nevada City. Regular Republican Nominee, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City, Regular Republican Nominee For Sheriff, GEORGE LORD, Trade, at TRUCKEE, —AND— NEVADA CITY, Saturday Eve’g. Nov. 3. The County Committee will please make the necessary arrangements for the méetinzs. Ry order of the Republican State Central Committee. W.H. DIMOND, Chairman. J. STEPPACHER, Secretary. REPUBLICAN = MEETINGS ! Harrison and Morton ! PROTECTION 19 AMERICAN INDUSTRIES ! . __E. M. PRESTON, Hon. J. SIMS, Hon. J. . . SYKES Hon. B. J. WATSON. FRANK T. NILON, S. A. BULFINCH. And other Republican candidates will address the people of Nevada county on the issues.of the day;"at the following places: Nevada City, Thursday, Nov. 1st. Grass Valley, Monday, Nov. 5th. PALEY! . Baliye MF All are invited to attend these meetings and-hear the issues of the campaign discussed. Hon. H. ¥. Morehouse I.L ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON ?HE E issues of Protection, against Free Thursday Ev’g, Nov. 1, stocked with a full line of the In the way of Cloths, MR. JOHNSTON the Latest Styles and at Parties From Up Country for Self-Measurement. as good a fit can be obtained by by one living here. be made known on Application. Remember the place. A. FRIEDMAN, City. THE STOCK OF wow IN OUR in order to make room for Two Carloads of Furniture Now on the way from the East. For this reason we offer IN BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS, LATEST NOVELTIES Is prepared to make them up in MOST REASONABLE PRICES Desiring samples, will please write, when the samples will be forwarded Free of Charge, accompanied by Rules 3y this means gentleman residing in Sierra county as A FITGUARANTEED OR NO SALE. fF A GREAT REDUCTION. IN PRICES has been inade, which will Broad Sireet, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Co.’» Express Office, Nevada own Goes F'arnitars FURNITURE STORE MUST BE REduced regardless of what we get for it BE Extraordinary Bargains to 75 cents. = ; Parlér Sets, redaced irom $60 to $40 “Re to $15. = Spring Beds, reduced from $1) to $7 to $9. Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture Frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price. — Bird Cages, Half Price. Fine Rugs, Two-thirds Price. Low Prices. ~ The Goods will be Sold Without Reserve ! a AND IN STYLE. REMEMBER THE PLACE: COMMERCIAL STREET, (Near Pine,) NEVADA CITY.. BRIE PROPRIETORS. B. H. MILLER Reguiarly Receives IN MENS AND: ROS CoLoTH in G And Furnishing Goods. As Handsome a lot of As can be found anywhere. Tn the way of, My Stock isyuot excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashious © Bed Lounges, reduced from $350 to Fe “Hair Mattresses, reduced from $20 Willow Rockers, reduced from-$12+Rattan Rockers, reduced from $9 to Aud Everything Else at Equally Most of the Stok is New Sakeforth’s Old Stand The Most AnorovedsStvles Underwear . Of Ohio. : For Presidential Electors, 2 At Large, Cc. P. BERRY, B. D. MURPHY. First District, F. BERRINGER. Second District, A. CAMINETTI. Third District, C. A. JENKINS. Fourth District, P. J. MURPHY. Fifth District, N. BOWDEN. Sixth District, BYRON WATERS. Yor Chief Justice Supreme Court, NILES SEARLS: Of Nevada County. " For Associate Justice Supreme Court, J. F. SULLIVAN,! Of San Francisco, < ——— FOR CONGRESS, 9d District ~ MARION BIGGS, QUUNTY TICKET, JOHN H. AUSTIN, Of Pleasant Ridge} For Assemblyman— . 5th District, CHARLES W. KITTS, Of Grass Valley. Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Fto., §Etc., eae For Sheriff, GEORCE W. DUNSTER,’ _ Of Truckee. =For County Clerk, JAMES L. MORGAN, At Large, JOHN F. SWIFT, W. H. L. BARNES. 1st District, 7. L. CAROTHERS, (C. C. Bush, alternate.) 2d District, G. W. SCHELL. (F. W. Street, alternate.) 3d_ District, L. B. MIZNER. (J. P. Abbott, alternate.) 4th District, ‘8S. M. SHORTRIDGE. (C. Dunker, alternate.) 5 h District, . KNIGHT. (J. R. Lowe, alternate.) 6th District, H. M. SYREETER. (H. V. Morehouse, alternate. ) For Chief Justice, W. H. BEATTY, Of Sacraniento. For Associate Justice, WW. D. WORKS,. O1 San Diego. FOR CONGRESS: Ist District, J. J. DEHAVEN, Of Humboldt County. 2d District, JSOEN A. FAGONWN. Of Amador County. 3d District, JOSEPH McKENNA, Uf Solano County. 4th District, W. W. MORROW, Of San Francisco. 5th District, T.G. PHELPS, Of San Mateo County. 6th District, GEN. VANDEVER. Of Los Angeles. Repblian out Ticket, For Senator, E. M. Preston, Of Nevada City. Of Cherokee. Assemblyman 14th District,; ‘ DINING ) : y : . ly explained to him the workirigs of Quaker. Tio is worth between £15,000,000 Ran eS Local Committees are requested to : ING ROOM TABLES AND _ poses esletady Etats sy + Gina. the gas chandelier and remarked as ha, #24 $17,000,000. Dry goods produced the ” se make all necessary arrangements for CHAIRS, : SHOES, a Of Nevada City. turned to go, “Now be careful mister . PUNE of this, but part of it cams from in— the meetings. BEDS AND BEDDING SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFES, QE VOUIEY Tener ay as $i tern Gut the ight: for I-yon blow Hl re ee een ee . Regular Mepudlionn Neiinse By order County Central Committee. : TRUNKS AND VALISES B. N. SHOECRAFT, my mien ah District, : t ght, . Goodness alive, no! When Me. William: : Saris 3 ane LOUNGES ie : J.1I. Sykes out you'll wish you hadn’t.”’ son went on “the street” he bou <ht ontFor County. Surveyor, ERASTUS BOND, Chairman, eee Of Nevada City. : A Bonanza at the Delhi. Another bonanza of specimen ore . was uncovered Saturday at the Delhi One piece about ten by five inches in dimensions . mine near Columbia Hill. is estimated to contain $1,000 worth o gold. A Beturn to Duty. This is always desirable, and th . right and the certifc:te was handed over ; to him. He lives p!ainly. His expenses for shelter, food and raiment will not cxceed €1,.0 in a rear, ; Clement LI. L.ddle, of the Diddle Ti: rdware Company, is cuother example of business tact and sterli-@ integrity. He isa member of the Hicksite branch and is very wealthy. f . Joshua J. Beiley, Orthodox, has made his influence felt in the political destinies . “ the city, as well as being a philanthro. pist, : Samucl R. Shipley, president of the _; Provident Life and Trust Company, is So speedier it takes place the better.; are Wistor Lrown and Joun Farnum. Doubly welcome is it in the case of . Jobn B. Carrett and Puilip C. Garrett are those usually industrious little organs, 1 F ©) another influential orthodox Cuaker. promineyt as careful business men. seriously imperil health in more than , bel>cd wipe it out. thei inaction begets their disease, which i one way. First and foremost, They : : : are weel-ay, Friend FbillirssLowed himthe kidneys, which, when they goona gelftu bea fighting Quaker in the way he strike—so to speak—and drop work, pitched intoa corrupt political ring and It is impossiLle to correctly estimate the personcl wea): of t's smc .colen~, butit } ~~ . Arch street, te heait cf tec.’ >, is onan CHARLES E. UREN, Of Grass Valley. Republican Nominee For Clerk, * S. A. Bulfinch, Oi Truckee, For Sheriff, GEORGE W. GUNSTER, Of Truckee, ~ . man for the Fif eenth Assembly District. KRe,yular Democratic Nominee . George L. Huaues, Secretary. CLEVELAND & THORMAN, For Low Taxaiion . No More Chinese ! WINDOW SHADES, CORNIUES, Ete. Finest Stock of Farn‘tar: IN NEVADA COUNTY Impoxters and Dealersin TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, COAL, O1L, PAINTS, Fine Upholstering a Specialty LEGG & SHAW Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves I Leather and Shoe Findinys,Glass. fiist-cluss store of the kind. my Stock is the Most Oor-~I.te. BR, H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. BARBER SHI? REMOVED. Cc. E. WILDE “JAS REMOVED HIS BARBER SHUP TO : The Rear of Britland’s Saloon. ON PINE STREET, todo all kinds of onsvurial work in first cluss sty le. oct2-lus And everything else usually found in a My Prices are Astouishingly Low and For District Attorney. THOMAS S. FORD, Of Nevada City. For County Recorder, A. B. BRADY, Of Grass Valley. For Public Administrator. ED. SAMPSON, Of Grass Valley. For Coroner, GEORGE TRACY Of Grass Valley. Sheriff, George Lord, Of Grass Valley. Clerk, s. A. Bulfinch, Of Truckee. District Attorney, ¥F. 'T. Nilon, Of Nevada City. Treasurer, B. J. Watson, Of Nevada City. Recorder, John A. Rapp, Of Nevada City. Public Administrator, —" onan —-—--~ _ _ c 8; will foot : tot 3000000 4 i F VARNISHES Of Gruss Valley. Fred J. Thomas, wi oct up ciuse toy, A . s-evalue a £ ¥ ase . : ‘ y =. hydra-headed, including such danger. of the lands and build.ngs owned by the OF the Assembly. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE OF" Opposite his old Stand, xd a epee OE Grace Valor: ous maladies as Bright’s disease and . 80cietyin PLilade! phia will ea--roz: WISH TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I AM Bees z : ?) Where he will better prepared than eve: =e Beebe Surveyor, diabetes. Next. wheri inactive they . €6,00),¢.0. The méeting house at ~ an independent candidate for AssemblyFOR COUNTY SUPERVISORS, ©. E. Uren, ee 4 3 mi ory § @ 2 es if eh ae i 2 : ; \ ne 35 2 ‘itu Granseript. . ceFORE ris BoRN. if You Are Sick . ie . . 1] The Daily Transcript. . wl, You Are Sick . L:a i tI . _f OFFICE: . forme Startling Statements of Genera} . pepsia, peers rn So en poses Te ' . é ee : ‘4 T Disease, Const: ion, Female Troubles, Fever or t . —_o— si hs ams ecgzaarend aia : —— and Ague, Sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or . ‘ = “ght Zy 4 —— : ee . — sees es Nervous Prostration, use Paine’s Celery Com. } xe eee ia + eee CGR AND CIRCULATES IN Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, on being . pound and be cured. In each of these the . ree 4 . dievada City Grane Valley, Rough & Reedy, asked wien the gee“ : child shoul cause is mental or physical overwork, ena’, as ', . Spencevilie North San Juan, Fren: ‘. begin, replied, ‘“‘A hundred years before . exposure or malaria, the effect of which is to an ‘ } . Fist, eemtnertile Truckee, and every othit is born.” weaken the nervous system, resulting imme} Ys ed : er town of Nevada county: also Sha oo Are we toinfer from ig that this gen. of these diseases. Remove the Cavsk chin . ‘ a j / 4 and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, ©an . eration is responsible for the condit’on,} that great Nerve Tonic, an¢ che Hrsvit wi ~ 3 a a — Q——— aeony Siekiyon to dan Diego, front {ne si. . of the race a hundred years from now? _ disappear. . x. . : a exra to the Sea.” Is this wenderful generation the natural PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND } * 4 f THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ea — cme 2 diet-and medicines . fet powas, Springfield, Mase, writes:— . Waer. (0 ecort ode hae Fz Merchant Tailor, é : ; of a hundred years ago? . «Paine's. Celery Compound cannot be ex. other» te Att ; re TUESDAY. OCT. 30, 1888. It is conceded in other lands that most’; celted! asa Hares Tonic. In ray aide asingle H ee eae ‘ = z= Household Furniture . of the wonderful discoveries of the . bottle wrought a great change. My nervous: SC Having been called East, has secured . world in this century have come from . D¢< eStinly Sipe peered: sa a A Brs-s j . suiti recti oO ée stomach, he Prva = . watt " ipeas . this country. Our ancestors were reared . liver, and the whole tone of ie systom wan A Cont C9 during his absence the services of Mattresses, o : ina . wonderfully invigorate ‘ei}-my friends, : = ee f fd : ae and suffered hardships Sel "C seers ( ak Barmenis fieuen . 5 +a pe Spring Beds = : : But they lived and enjoyed health to a} I ure ou hild enn tiatere Mp Andre : J hnson t The Woodland Democrat of Saturripe old age. The women of those days fold by druggists. $1; six for$5. Prepared on. of ct =z ' . ‘ W () j Carpets, i Sr day evening says: Last Wednesday would endure hardships without appar' ly by ee ea tDr : 1 » : : L. Chas. Chrisman went tothe stable of es = Beco would startle those of . For the Aged, veCPVOUS, Osbilitated. . weirs, : 40563 > —ONE OF THE— Mirrors, Etc., Albert Harlin, in Colfax, harnessed Why wan it? d L. M. Suke" FOR PRESIDENT,} = one of his horses, hitched it toa buggy. One of the proprietors of the popular;™—S<C—Ss‘;_p. OO eS Leading: Cutters Recently owne byl. M. s . belonging to Mr. Harlin and drove remedy known as Warner’s safe cure,has . ie , ie te a 7 . 3 forth’and chased at SherBen amin Harrison tears GomutioDver,fthat pa [begat weetenipe eestor, MMAR Marion Figs, . llarrison and’ Morton !}; . tate a a" Ty nee : . an as cailed to his aid scientists as i a y : as A + ah . = ; : 5 . was notified: fthe affairand immedi-. we)] as medical men; impressing upon , : ns Of Ban Franciang,: whe. wilt We O00" lis Gale by the undersigned. For President, aq OF INDIANA, ately began a vigilayt pursuit of the] them the fact that there cannot be an Of Butte County, stantly on hand at the estab; 7 nit avy ce + on™ = mangers tions dlvcloned the tact thas in the golden . REGULAR i TH an lishment, on BEHOLD Tk BARGAINS : Grover Clevelana, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, . and stolen property was obtained an seria Pan dminis-. NEE FOR RE-EL ree x = ; : 2 . ee = cards sent out in all directions, ole tana. Patol ance geen gy by ond venta. We believe oe sate aaees opie Broad street, Bedroom Sets reduced from $#H5—to Of-New York. Levi P Mortor ing $50 reward for his capture. Mr. which were gathered and stored in the CONGRESSMAN nats Industries, and shells apital $85. : a4 : es r} . : De tified the Constables at neigh-. lofts of the log cabins, and when sickness . sea -. Against the Whole World. Two Doors Below Express Office. Bedroom Sets reduced from $ ° ica Product OF NEW YORK. ! \ el asc sees d ti came on, these remedies from nature’s ; From the Second District. #30. tad Ie For Nice Testers : boring towns a oe oa “ laboratory were used with the besteffects. i : Es some ann per yard, reduced from ) yr: money himeelf in the search. One cf; What were these remedies? hat . > : go iad All 6 Th : the cards fell into the hands 2f the. were they used for? After untiring and F Chief Justice of the Su. The. Establishment has recently been! Carpets. per yard, reduced from $1 en » urm an FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS i diligent search they have obtained the or 1€ ; eps , Task the vote ; ; : * . : First District—Nevada Townshi ce) Plloy fail to assist in removing from the} pcre lot, a21is owned in Lo~" ssid. It will . support as Chel ete ct hen de H. AUSTIN, ware, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, . __ ee 1. P. EBAUGH sin ne f Grass Valley, blood impurities that beget rheuma-j never be so.J; or, at least, ic is more l.kely Se ae ee Se Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, . = ieee of Nevade City. fs Coroner tisn, gout and dropsy. ‘Third, tieir. to Stay in the hancs of the prescat owners . w : ae pe Ree Fae TP ; : : illi 5 . inamtins weakous “iy bladder aj) . than either old Trinity orSt. Paul'sin New . cleming eases ct cent ete eaters . , CHAS. W. KITTS, merge Ti Rio. New York Bakery. . William Powelk act ens the Diadder, York. condition of uselessness, or of comparative : Kitchen Stoves and Rang Of Grass Valley, this is preventable and remediable by : dy little use, to that of greater value and a THOS. S. FORD. : a ee Seca Second District—Crass Valley T the pleasant promoter of organic A Cirl Carries off Her Lover. Base Prong 2 oar Meals co he henna ee : Ol} Stovee, a me raps Vahey Tewrnenin, aes ye action, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, at! bave often heard of young mensteal. already bestowed by the" reator, may peri G. WM DURST : Pro rietor st ee 8 * “Jonee @ tonte and F Thix {28 thelr sweethearts and running away to . hereon: to bring into operation the meat B. N. SHOECRAFT, Manufacturers and Repairers of : : ee oR Of Grass Valley, upervisor Ist District, J. M. Buf. "gently t ne a regulator. Thiet get married, but never before tho other . mothods possible to extrect tram Nations Tin, C e sinaten, ar. : gently but effectu lly impels the kidday have we heard of a young lady stealing . resources the greatest amount of benefits to ND OTHER NOMIN ‘ in, opper & Sheet Iron Ware a Se Se Supervisor 24 neys toretura to duty, and strengthens ® young man and running away to cet . menkind, whether in the line of farming,. (AQ OckATIC COUNTY TIGh ET oe hee ' District, Richard . tb , engthe eg ¥ to Get . mining, mannfacturing or whatever clee, . drtac the saginnt Meena soe Mall ad: HYDRAULIC PIPE, FIAYING PURCHASED THIS WEL! . Fifth District=M Lak Noell. vem and ‘the bladder. Upon the cen ae wc a ‘shissuublect is of more importance to thia . ree ine poole Of Nevada santy pa Ks es i Wins we parts ae) ane popular Bakery of Mrs eadow Lake and Little Supervyiser 5th District . 4 ot . oung lacy from lor eorgia hag . county au e State, and more wort { e aes 7 : 7a8 an: ater Pipes and Fittings, ret, 0: 4 i eh tg eet ae — 2 ton spending some time with itanta ie eration in this BIRRERY, EOUECE) cam places during the pending political canvass: pee a ittings : York Townships, Stevens, : \ enlating and invigorating abowit five miles from her =f REM: PARR RES CIN OTSEE ES DE sae ee Dene d OOMMEROIAL STREET, iS ae bi i A : : ba . tiles einthe country, ‘ JOHN A. BA * tw Talla qj ‘ : ’ DANIEL MoP influence, and it strengthens the wye and upon getting ready to go home she Sica Vallis kus 4 L Grass Valley. . Saturday, Nov, 3. Mining Implements a Specialty i eae } cPHETRES, ROAD OVERSEERs. i tem, and averts and remedies malaria cue arith one of our most prosperous . —<—-~— Se ie . Neve City, . .-Monday, Nov. 5} . ’ uae scold keep on hand at all times a goo Oe Sreekee 1st District. 3. B, Hitchcock = and rheumatism. cupg farmers, -The man's father hearin 2a “ oS pam Peet cae eae st . STUDEBAKER arm" . sameeren rae . emeam — fener _forbaco them cver going to his house : ‘ PIES 4th % Der ee Buckien’s Arnica Salve. Beain, ° satan cates eee, eae Calif; ee CAKE, ROAD OVERSEERS: mi 46 eee — Fleming best Sal } > we la rp oe not bee catiaficd te Light Two-Horse Wagon, ments for holding these meetings ; iTMld OW r or . Etc,: . First Distelat PEA a WM. WHITER’ . a —" ——— : The ve in the world for Cuts, 2Y° P¢4?, took the cars here for the Lone : Joe Second “7! Sineeeeced Woah! I : ; Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum . ) .** , t8'e; Where they will make their 5 hee ehsndicd tvs es Wedding Cakes third ew eae sou fUSTICES OF THE PEACE, f 4 ing . home in tho futurs. (Moosetown Humshatrann Contrary Commitee. Largest and Mest Equi " matey , os sores SAS. HACKETT . Nevada Township , Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, i ming Bird. : WM. BARTON, Agent. Ep. Sampson, Secretary. pg aah Popa a Made to ordet on short notice o: aus Fitth AORN C Soab ee JAS. BLANEY, 8k, “ = . ALR. W ADSWORTH Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupi : sete EES yee eS : reasonable terma ; —_— : :TLAMILTON McCormick aad dad peddle outed Pilosni : Hor Artificial Graces. ; : : in Northern-Central California Meadow Lake Tp. .D, W. Brey : A i oy Newbind— ‘What. a charming _fzuro LL PERSONS IN NEED Of WAGONS E WISH TO EMPLOY A RELIABLE say ac aed All order for anything fn my line prompt JUSTICES: “ “ “ 4 : ERTON no pay required. Itig guaranteed tu Miss de Polite has.” : « Pr ses ealland examine beiore purchas-. W mau in your county. No experience Prices as Low as the Lowest. ly attended to, Nevada Township—F, Power, Le -.Samun, Parker : i i give perfect satisfaction, or money re} Oldruik—*'She ought to be very-proud of 2 : required; permanent ition for three ae GARTHE, 1 OEY Srestine : “. funded, Price ’25 cent, é @ tailor. who can upholster. like that.” B ‘ sr yeurs, Salary increased each year. Light, By sirict attention-to business, givin . — oe CONSTABLEs. : is i cents per box. For (Town Topics. y arton’s Blacksmith Shop, easy, geuteel business. Money advanced s LEGG & SHAW good satisfaction aniselliag atlow rates, co ‘ Nevada Townshj : sale by Carr Bros, ag os ahaa . x Hh oat A ag oN Fes ol mph 9 [hope to merit a Liberal patronage. es aaie « NSTABLES;: , nship,.. Wat, Score e lase. . Main Street ada 0 . Nevacta we : ‘ : ’ ; = the Plone, postals. Centennial M’fg Co., Cineinatti, ON : City ; G. W DU RST + poate ras ee Mtaon, Mead moat keene Josern Foyrr : : ° : eadow Lake Tp J cee — we soe : Se eee aD oe AcoB Terrgrs : a. . 2 : 7 z beets ‘ ie aes £ i . 4 ‘ BP RS eee? ‘s Vie: : 4 . x na he a vw sat So, % r ee 7 . : : ae “F = . , — S e » a ae ; % ab

Constable at Blacks, and was heard, read and talked of by Wm. Summ, of Dunnigan, who was coming to Woodland. He came on tothis town, put up_at.the Pacific House, and found there aman who was trying to sell a horse and buggy. He went out to look at them,and finding they answered the description of the stolen property which he heard in Blacks, at once notified the Sheriff at this place, who arrested the man and placed him in jail. Constable Dyer was notified, and he arrived here last night and tpok possession of his man, whom he will return to Colfax today. Chrisman admitsthat he took the horse and rig, but puts up the pleathat Mrs. Harlan, was a relative of his, and that he took the horse to cell for her. accompanied by a woman whom ‘he claims to be his wife. AConcentrating Patent. George W. Starrand R. M. Kinley of Grass Valley recentiy secured a patent on a sulphuret working apparatus, which is asserted to be an im-' provement on endless belt concentrators, like the Frue and Triumph. The object of the improvement is to discharge tle stlphurets before the belt reaches the usual washing-tank, The discharge consists of a rabber strip secured along the top edge ef a body piece, the upper end of which is proyided with # curved seat on which the rubber strip is secured, so that it 1s given acurve or cross section to conform to the curve in the belt. © The strip is so placed as to be adjustable Chrisman ‘fs F formnlas so generally used for. various disorders. time preparations affect the people of this age, who have béen treated, under modern medical schools and codes, with poisonous and injurious drugs. This test has been carefully. pursued, until they are convinced that the preparations they now call Warner’s Log Cabin remedies are what our much abused systems required. : ' Among them is what is known as Warner’s Log Cahin sarsaparilla, and they frankly announce that they do not consider the sarsapariila of 80 much value in itself as it isin the combination of the various ingredients which tozether work marvelously upon the system. They also. have preparations for ther diseases, such as ‘‘Warner’s Log Cabin congh and consumption remedy,’ ‘‘Log Cabin hops and buchn remedy,” ‘‘Warner’s Log Cubin hair tonic.”” They have great confidence that they have a cure for the common disease of catarrh. which they give the name of ‘‘Log Cabin rose cream.” Also a ‘‘Log Cabin plaster,” which they are confilent will supplant all others, and a liver pill, to be used separately or in connection with the other remedies. We hope that the public -will not he disappointed in these remedies, but will ieap a benefit from the investigations, and that the proprietors will not be embarrased in their introduction by dealers trying to substitute remedies that have been so familiar tg the shelves of our druggists. This line of remedies will be used instead of others. Insist npon your drugzist getting them for you if he hasn't them yet in stock, and we feel confident that these new remedies will receive approbation at our reader’s hands, as the founders haye used every. care in their preparation. WEALTH IN THE QUAKE CIT®. A Philadelphian Gives Facts About the Thrifty Friends. ~ “7 S.C.” writes from Philadelphia laterally, and the contact may be acthat the populaticn of that city is upward Now the question is. how will the olden . preme Court, Jude Niles Searls, Of’ Nevada Ceunty. FOR CONSTABLE. RICHARD DILLON — Witt BE A CANDIDATE FOR REelection ag Constable of Nevada township. Election November 6th. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Recorder, A. B. BRADY, . Of Grass Valley. Regular Hepublican Nomivec For Conyressman—2d District, JOHN A. EAGON, Of Jackson, Amador County. Regular Democratic Nominee For County Clerk, JAMES L. MO?GAN, Oi Cherckee. Regular Democratic Noniince 3 For County Treasurer, B. W._SHOECRAFT, Of Nevada City. tank of water, they are discharged from the belt by the contact of the rubber strip therewith, with the assistance of . astream of water, so that instead of . passing round with the belt into the underlying tank, they fall into a. receiving-box and may be handled readily. The inventors are aware that ro-, tating scrapers or brushes have been . ~used to scrape off sulphurets from a . hundred churches of different denominaions. There are cleven Quaker meeting . " houses. Contrary to a very general. opinion, Chest uutstreet isnot thronged with portly men in shad-bellied coats, nor with women in sober drab dresses and coal scuttle bonnets, Norisit true that the majority of Regular Republican Nominee "FRANK T. WILON, Of evade City. Regular Republican Nominee, business men use ‘thee and thou” in addressing cach other, or that street car conductors use this plain language in asking. the passengers to move alittle farther up ‘ g . front, traveling belt, but claim this particu. As small as the Quaker population is, its lar discharger, curved to conform to/. beneficent influence is felt in the business the direction of the belt, and made of rubber for rubber belts. eee Advice to a Gasmaker. ‘eee ’The other day John Glasson, proprietor of the Grass Valley Gasworks, went to San Francisco and registered at one of the leadinghotels. The lad who showed him to his: room eareful\ life of the town. The mania for speculation is less pronounced lLere than in any other cityin the Union. Tnere are more solid investments, fewer fictitious values. These are stancing Cuaker monuments of what thrift and incustry will do when compared with the feverish race for wealth that is shor*cning L.{e everywhere. _Joseph Wharton is a representative Hlicksite. Ile is. worth ¢3,000,000, made in the niciel-p!-‘e business, Isaiah V. \. iiliamson is another wealthy For State Senator, ° E. M. PRESTON, Of Nevada City. Regular Republican Nominee, For Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, Of Nevada City, Regular Republican Nominee For Sheriff, GEORGE LORD, Trade, at TRUCKEE, —AND— NEVADA CITY, Saturday Eve’g. Nov. 3. The County Committee will please make the necessary arrangements for the méetinzs. Ry order of the Republican State Central Committee. W.H. DIMOND, Chairman. J. STEPPACHER, Secretary. REPUBLICAN = MEETINGS ! Harrison and Morton ! PROTECTION 19 AMERICAN INDUSTRIES ! . __E. M. PRESTON, Hon. J. SIMS, Hon. J. . . SYKES Hon. B. J. WATSON. FRANK T. NILON, S. A. BULFINCH. And other Republican candidates will address the people of Nevada county on the issues.of the day;"at the following places: Nevada City, Thursday, Nov. 1st. Grass Valley, Monday, Nov. 5th. PALEY! . Baliye MF All are invited to attend these meetings and-hear the issues of the campaign discussed. Hon. H. ¥. Morehouse I.L ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON ?HE E issues of Protection, against Free Thursday Ev’g, Nov. 1, stocked with a full line of the In the way of Cloths, MR. JOHNSTON the Latest Styles and at Parties From Up Country for Self-Measurement. as good a fit can be obtained by by one living here. be made known on Application. Remember the place. A. FRIEDMAN, City. THE STOCK OF wow IN OUR in order to make room for Two Carloads of Furniture Now on the way from the East. For this reason we offer IN BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS, LATEST NOVELTIES Is prepared to make them up in MOST REASONABLE PRICES Desiring samples, will please write, when the samples will be forwarded Free of Charge, accompanied by Rules 3y this means gentleman residing in Sierra county as A FITGUARANTEED OR NO SALE. fF A GREAT REDUCTION. IN PRICES has been inade, which will Broad Sireet, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Co.’» Express Office, Nevada own Goes F'arnitars FURNITURE STORE MUST BE REduced regardless of what we get for it BE Extraordinary Bargains to 75 cents. = ; Parlér Sets, redaced irom $60 to $40 “Re to $15. = Spring Beds, reduced from $1) to $7 to $9. Wall Paper, Half Price. Picture Frames, Half Price. Mirrors, Half Price. — Bird Cages, Half Price. Fine Rugs, Two-thirds Price. Low Prices. ~ The Goods will be Sold Without Reserve ! a AND IN STYLE. REMEMBER THE PLACE: COMMERCIAL STREET, (Near Pine,) NEVADA CITY.... BRIE PROPRIETORS. B. H. MILLER Reguiarly Receives IN MENS AND: ROS CoLoTH in G And Furnishing Goods. As Handsome a lot of As can be found anywhere. Tn the way of, My Stock isyuot excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashious © Bed Lounges, reduced from $350 to Fe “Hair Mattresses, reduced from $20 Willow Rockers, reduced from-$12+Rattan Rockers, reduced from $9 to Aud Everything Else at Equally Most of the Stok is New Sakeforth’s Old Stand The Most AnorovedsStvles Underwear . Of Ohio. : For Presidential Electors, 2 At Large, Cc. P. BERRY, B. D. MURPHY. First District, F. BERRINGER. Second District, A. CAMINETTI. Third District, C. A. JENKINS. Fourth District, P. J. MURPHY. Fifth District, N. BOWDEN. Sixth District, BYRON WATERS. Yor Chief Justice Supreme Court, NILES SEARLS: Of Nevada County. " For Associate Justice Supreme Court, J. F. SULLIVAN,! Of San Francisco, < ——— FOR CONGRESS, 9d District ~ MARION BIGGS, QUUNTY TICKET, JOHN H. AUSTIN, Of Pleasant Ridge} For Assemblyman— . 5th District, CHARLES W. KITTS, Of Grass Valley. Neckties, Svarfs, Oravats, Fto., §Etc., eae For Sheriff, GEORCE W. DUNSTER,’ _ Of Truckee. =For County Clerk, JAMES L. MORGAN,

At Large, JOHN F. SWIFT, W. H. L. BARNES. 1st District, 7. L. CAROTHERS, (C. C. Bush, alternate.) 2d District, G. W. SCHELL. (F. W. Street, alternate.) 3d_ District, L. B. MIZNER. (J. P. Abbott, alternate.) 4th District, ‘8S. M. SHORTRIDGE. (C. Dunker, alternate.) 5 h District, . KNIGHT. (J. R. Lowe, alternate.) 6th District, H. M. SYREETER. (H. V. Morehouse, alternate. ) For Chief Justice, W. H. BEATTY, Of Sacraniento. For Associate Justice, WW. D. WORKS,. O1 San Diego. FOR CONGRESS: Ist District, J. J. DEHAVEN, Of Humboldt County. 2d District, JSOEN A. FAGONWN. Of Amador County. 3d District, JOSEPH McKENNA, Uf Solano County. 4th District, W. W. MORROW, Of San Francisco. 5th District, T.G. PHELPS, Of San Mateo County. 6th District, GEN. VANDEVER. Of Los Angeles. Repblian out Ticket, For Senator, E. M. Preston, Of Nevada City. Of Cherokee. Assemblyman 14th District,; ‘ DINING ) : y : . ly explained to him the workirigs of Quaker. Tio is worth between £15,000,000 Ran eS Local Committees are requested to : ING ROOM TABLES AND _ poses esletady Etats sy + Gina. the gas chandelier and remarked as ha, #24 $17,000,000. Dry goods produced the ” se make all necessary arrangements for CHAIRS, : SHOES, a Of Nevada City. turned to go, “Now be careful mister . PUNE of this, but part of it cams from in— the meetings. BEDS AND BEDDING SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFES, QE VOUIEY Tener ay as $i tern Gut the ight: for I-yon blow Hl re ee een ee . Regular Mepudlionn Neiinse By order County Central Committee. : TRUNKS AND VALISES B. N. SHOECRAFT, my mien ah District, : t ght, . Goodness alive, no! When Me. William: : Saris 3 ane LOUNGES ie : J.1I. Sykes out you'll wish you hadn’t.”’ son went on “the street” he bou <ht ontFor County. Surveyor, ERASTUS BOND, Chairman, eee Of Nevada City. : A Bonanza at the Delhi. Another bonanza of specimen ore . was uncovered Saturday at the Delhi One piece about ten by five inches in dimensions . mine near Columbia Hill. is estimated to contain $1,000 worth o gold. A Beturn to Duty. This is always desirable, and th . right and the certifc:te was handed over ; to him. He lives p!ainly. His expenses for shelter, food and raiment will not cxceed €1,.0 in a rear, ; Clement LI. L.ddle, of the Diddle Ti: rdware Company, is cuother example of business tact and sterli-@ integrity. He isa member of the Hicksite branch and is very wealthy. f . Joshua J. Beiley, Orthodox, has made his influence felt in the political destinies . “ the city, as well as being a philanthro. pist, : Samucl R. Shipley, president of the _; Provident Life and Trust Company, is So speedier it takes place the better.; are Wistor Lrown and Joun Farnum. Doubly welcome is it in the case of . Jobn B. Carrett and Puilip C. Garrett are those usually industrious little organs, 1 F ©) another influential orthodox Cuaker. promineyt as careful business men. seriously imperil health in more than , bel>cd wipe it out. thei inaction begets their disease, which i one way. First and foremost, They : : : are weel-ay, Friend FbillirssLowed himthe kidneys, which, when they goona gelftu bea fighting Quaker in the way he strike—so to speak—and drop work, pitched intoa corrupt political ring and It is impossiLle to correctly estimate the personcl wea): of t's smc .colen~, butit } ~~ . Arch street, te heait cf tec.’ >, is onan CHARLES E. UREN, Of Grass Valley. Republican Nominee For Clerk, * S. A. Bulfinch, Oi Truckee, For Sheriff, GEORGE W. GUNSTER, Of Truckee, ~ . man for the Fif eenth Assembly District. KRe,yular Democratic Nominee . George L. Huaues, Secretary. CLEVELAND & THORMAN, For Low Taxaiion . No More Chinese ! WINDOW SHADES, CORNIUES, Ete. Finest Stock of Farn‘tar: IN NEVADA COUNTY Impoxters and Dealersin TINWARE, DOORS, WINDOWS, COAL, O1L, PAINTS, Fine Upholstering a Specialty LEGG & SHAW Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves I Leather and Shoe Findinys,Glass. fiist-cluss store of the kind. my Stock is the Most Oor-~I.te. BR, H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. BARBER SHI? REMOVED. Cc. E. WILDE “JAS REMOVED HIS BARBER SHUP TO : The Rear of Britland’s Saloon. ON PINE STREET, todo all kinds of onsvurial work in first cluss sty le. oct2-lus And everything else usually found in a My Prices are Astouishingly Low and For District Attorney. THOMAS S. FORD, Of Nevada City. For County Recorder, A. B. BRADY, Of Grass Valley. For Public Administrator. ED. SAMPSON, Of Grass Valley. For Coroner, GEORGE TRACY Of Grass Valley. Sheriff, George Lord, Of Grass Valley. Clerk, s. A. Bulfinch, Of Truckee. District Attorney, ¥F. 'T. Nilon, Of Nevada City. Treasurer, B. J. Watson, Of Nevada City. Recorder, John A. Rapp, Of Nevada City. Public Administrator, —" onan —-—--~ _ _ c 8; will foot : tot 3000000 4 i F VARNISHES Of Gruss Valley. Fred J. Thomas, wi oct up ciuse toy, A . s-evalue a £ ¥ ase . : ‘ y =. hydra-headed, including such danger. of the lands and build.ngs owned by the OF the Assembly. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE OF" Opposite his old Stand, xd a epee OE Grace Valor: ous maladies as Bright’s disease and . 80cietyin PLilade! phia will ea--roz: WISH TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I AM Bees z : ?) Where he will better prepared than eve: =e Beebe Surveyor, diabetes. Next. wheri inactive they . €6,00),¢.0. The méeting house at ~ an independent candidate for AssemblyFOR COUNTY SUPERVISORS, ©. E. Uren, ee 4 3 mi ory § @ 2 es if eh ae i 2 : ; \ ne 35 2 ‘itu Granseript. . ceFORE ris BoRN. if You Are Sick . ie . . 1] The Daily Transcript. . wl, You Are Sick . L:a i tI . _f OFFICE: . forme Startling Statements of Genera} . pepsia, peers rn So en poses Te ' . é ee : ‘4 T Disease, Const: ion, Female Troubles, Fever or t . —_o— si hs ams ecgzaarend aia : —— and Ague, Sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or . ‘ = “ght Zy 4 —— : ee . — sees es Nervous Prostration, use Paine’s Celery Com. } xe eee ia + eee CGR AND CIRCULATES IN Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, on being . pound and be cured. In each of these the . ree 4 . dievada City Grane Valley, Rough & Reedy, asked wien the gee“ : child shoul cause is mental or physical overwork, ena’, as ', . Spencevilie North San Juan, Fren: ‘. begin, replied, ‘“‘A hundred years before . exposure or malaria, the effect of which is to an ‘ } . Fist, eemtnertile Truckee, and every othit is born.” weaken the nervous system, resulting imme} Ys ed : er town of Nevada county: also Sha oo Are we toinfer from ig that this gen. of these diseases. Remove the Cavsk chin . ‘ a j / 4 and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, ©an . eration is responsible for the condit’on,} that great Nerve Tonic, an¢ che Hrsvit wi ~ 3 a a — Q——— aeony Siekiyon to dan Diego, front {ne si. . of the race a hundred years from now? _ disappear. . x. . : a exra to the Sea.” Is this wenderful generation the natural PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND } * 4 f THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ea — cme 2 diet-and medicines . fet powas, Springfield, Mase, writes:— . Waer. (0 ecort ode hae Fz Merchant Tailor, é : ; of a hundred years ago? . «Paine's. Celery Compound cannot be ex. other» te Att ; re TUESDAY. OCT. 30, 1888. It is conceded in other lands that most’; celted! asa Hares Tonic. In ray aide asingle H ee eae ‘ = z= Household Furniture . of the wonderful discoveries of the . bottle wrought a great change. My nervous: SC Having been called East, has secured . world in this century have come from . D¢< eStinly Sipe peered: sa a A Brs-s j . suiti recti oO ée stomach, he Prva = . watt " ipeas . this country. Our ancestors were reared . liver, and the whole tone of ie systom wan A Cont C9 during his absence the services of Mattresses, o : ina . wonderfully invigorate ‘ei}-my friends, : = ee f fd : ae and suffered hardships Sel "C seers ( ak Barmenis fieuen . 5 +a pe Spring Beds = : : But they lived and enjoyed health to a} I ure ou hild enn tiatere Mp Andre : J hnson t The Woodland Democrat of Saturripe old age. The women of those days fold by druggists. $1; six for$5. Prepared on. of ct =z ' . ‘ W () j Carpets, i Sr day evening says: Last Wednesday would endure hardships without appar' ly by ee ea tDr : 1 » : : L. Chas. Chrisman went tothe stable of es = Beco would startle those of . For the Aged, veCPVOUS, Osbilitated. . weirs, : 40563 > —ONE OF THE— Mirrors, Etc., Albert Harlin, in Colfax, harnessed Why wan it? d L. M. Suke" FOR PRESIDENT,} = one of his horses, hitched it toa buggy. One of the proprietors of the popular;™—S<C—Ss‘;_p. OO eS Leading: Cutters Recently owne byl. M. s . belonging to Mr. Harlin and drove remedy known as Warner’s safe cure,has . ie , ie te a 7 . 3 forth’and chased at SherBen amin Harrison tears GomutioDver,fthat pa [begat weetenipe eestor, MMAR Marion Figs, . llarrison and’ Morton !}; . tate a a" Ty nee : . an as cailed to his aid scientists as i a y : as A + ah . = ; : 5 . was notified: fthe affairand immedi-. we)] as medical men; impressing upon , : ns Of Ban Franciang,: whe. wilt We O00" lis Gale by the undersigned. For President, aq OF INDIANA, ately began a vigilayt pursuit of the] them the fact that there cannot be an Of Butte County, stantly on hand at the estab; 7 nit avy ce + on™ = mangers tions dlvcloned the tact thas in the golden . REGULAR i TH an lishment, on BEHOLD Tk BARGAINS : Grover Clevelana, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, . and stolen property was obtained an seria Pan dminis-. NEE FOR RE-EL ree x = ; : 2 . ee = cards sent out in all directions, ole tana. Patol ance geen gy by ond venta. We believe oe sate aaees opie Broad street, Bedroom Sets reduced from $#H5—to Of-New York. Levi P Mortor ing $50 reward for his capture. Mr. which were gathered and stored in the CONGRESSMAN nats Industries, and shells apital $85. : a4 : es r} . : De tified the Constables at neigh-. lofts of the log cabins, and when sickness . sea -. Against the Whole World. Two Doors Below Express Office. Bedroom Sets reduced from $ ° ica Product OF NEW YORK. ! \ el asc sees d ti came on, these remedies from nature’s ; From the Second District. #30. tad Ie For Nice Testers : boring towns a oe oa “ laboratory were used with the besteffects. i : Es some ann per yard, reduced from ) yr: money himeelf in the search. One cf; What were these remedies? hat . > : go iad All 6 Th : the cards fell into the hands 2f the. were they used for? After untiring and F Chief Justice of the Su. The. Establishment has recently been! Carpets. per yard, reduced from $1 en » urm an FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS i diligent search they have obtained the or 1€ ; eps , Task the vote ; ; : * . : First District—Nevada Townshi ce) Plloy fail to assist in removing from the} pcre lot, a21is owned in Lo~" ssid. It will . support as Chel ete ct hen de H. AUSTIN, ware, Guns, Pistols, Shot, Caps, Fuse, . __ ee 1. P. EBAUGH sin ne f Grass Valley, blood impurities that beget rheuma-j never be so.J; or, at least, ic is more l.kely Se ae ee Se Cutlery, Crockery, Horseshoes, Nails, . = ieee of Nevade City. fs Coroner tisn, gout and dropsy. ‘Third, tieir. to Stay in the hancs of the prescat owners . w : ae pe Ree Fae TP ; : : illi 5 . inamtins weakous “iy bladder aj) . than either old Trinity orSt. Paul'sin New . cleming eases ct cent ete eaters . , CHAS. W. KITTS, merge Ti Rio. New York Bakery. . William Powelk act ens the Diadder, York. condition of uselessness, or of comparative : Kitchen Stoves and Rang Of Grass Valley, this is preventable and remediable by : dy little use, to that of greater value and a THOS. S. FORD. : a ee Seca Second District—Crass Valley T the pleasant promoter of organic A Cirl Carries off Her Lover. Base Prong 2 oar Meals co he henna ee : Ol} Stovee, a me raps Vahey Tewrnenin, aes ye action, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, at! bave often heard of young mensteal. already bestowed by the" reator, may peri G. WM DURST : Pro rietor st ee 8 * “Jonee @ tonte and F Thix {28 thelr sweethearts and running away to . hereon: to bring into operation the meat B. N. SHOECRAFT, Manufacturers and Repairers of : : ee oR Of Grass Valley, upervisor Ist District, J. M. Buf. "gently t ne a regulator. Thiet get married, but never before tho other . mothods possible to extrect tram Nations Tin, C e sinaten, ar. : gently but effectu lly impels the kidday have we heard of a young lady stealing . resources the greatest amount of benefits to ND OTHER NOMIN ‘ in, opper & Sheet Iron Ware a Se Se Supervisor 24 neys toretura to duty, and strengthens ® young man and running away to cet . menkind, whether in the line of farming,. (AQ OckATIC COUNTY TIGh ET oe hee ' District, Richard . tb , engthe eg ¥ to Get . mining, mannfacturing or whatever clee, . drtac the saginnt Meena soe Mall ad: HYDRAULIC PIPE, FIAYING PURCHASED THIS WEL! . Fifth District=M Lak Noell. vem and ‘the bladder. Upon the cen ae wc a ‘shissuublect is of more importance to thia . ree ine poole Of Nevada santy pa Ks es i Wins we parts ae) ane popular Bakery of Mrs eadow Lake and Little Supervyiser 5th District . 4 ot . oung lacy from lor eorgia hag . county au e State, and more wort { e aes 7 : 7a8 an: ater Pipes and Fittings, ret, 0: 4 i eh tg eet ae — 2 ton spending some time with itanta ie eration in this BIRRERY, EOUECE) cam places during the pending political canvass: pee a ittings : York Townships, Stevens, : \ enlating and invigorating abowit five miles from her =f REM: PARR RES CIN OTSEE ES DE sae ee Dene d OOMMEROIAL STREET, iS ae bi i A : : ba . tiles einthe country, ‘ JOHN A. BA * tw Talla qj ‘ : ’ DANIEL MoP influence, and it strengthens the wye and upon getting ready to go home she Sica Vallis kus 4 L Grass Valley. . Saturday, Nov, 3. Mining Implements a Specialty i eae } cPHETRES, ROAD OVERSEERs. i tem, and averts and remedies malaria cue arith one of our most prosperous . —<—-~— Se ie . Neve City, . .-Monday, Nov. 5} . ’ uae scold keep on hand at all times a goo Oe Sreekee 1st District.. 3. B, Hitchcock = and rheumatism. cupg farmers, -The man's father hearin 2a “ oS pam Peet cae eae st . STUDEBAKER arm" . sameeren rae . emeam — fener _forbaco them cver going to his house : ‘ PIES 4th % Der ee Buckien’s Arnica Salve. Beain, ° satan cates eee, eae Calif; ee CAKE, ROAD OVERSEERS: mi 46 eee — Fleming best Sal } > we la rp oe not bee catiaficd te Light Two-Horse Wagon, ments for holding these meetings ; iTMld OW r or . Etc,: . First Distelat PEA a WM. WHITER’ . a —" ——— : The ve in the world for Cuts, 2Y° P¢4?, took the cars here for the Lone : Joe Second “7! Sineeeeced Woah! I : ; Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum . ) .** , t8'e; Where they will make their 5 hee ehsndicd tvs es Wedding Cakes third ew eae sou fUSTICES OF THE PEACE, f 4 ing . home in tho futurs. (Moosetown Humshatrann Contrary Commitee. Largest and Mest Equi " matey , os sores SAS. HACKETT . Nevada Township , Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, i ming Bird. : WM. BARTON, Agent. Ep. Sampson, Secretary. pg aah Popa a Made to ordet on short notice o: aus Fitth AORN C Soab ee JAS. BLANEY, 8k, “ = . ALR. W ADSWORTH Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupi : sete EES yee eS : reasonable terma ; —_— : :TLAMILTON McCormick aad dad peddle outed Pilosni : Hor Artificial Graces. ; : : in Northern-Central California Meadow Lake Tp.. .D, W. Brey : A i oy Newbind— ‘What. a charming _fzuro LL PERSONS IN NEED Of WAGONS E WISH TO EMPLOY A RELIABLE say ac aed All order for anything fn my line prompt JUSTICES: “ “ “ 4 : ERTON no pay required. Itig guaranteed tu Miss de Polite has.” : « Pr ses ealland examine beiore purchas-. W mau in your county. No experience Prices as Low as the Lowest. ly attended to, Nevada Township—F, Power, Le -..Samun, Parker : i i give perfect satisfaction, or money re} Oldruik—*'She ought to be very-proud of 2 : required; permanent ition for three ae GARTHE, 1 OEY Srestine : “. funded, Price ’25 cent, é @ tailor. who can upholster. like that.” B ‘ sr yeurs, Salary increased each year. Light, By sirict attention-to business, givin . — oe CONSTABLEs. : is i cents per box. For (Town Topics. y arton’s Blacksmith Shop, easy, geuteel business. Money advanced s LEGG & SHAW good satisfaction aniselliag atlow rates, co ‘ Nevada Townshj : sale by Carr Bros, ag os ahaa . x Hh oat A ag oN Fes ol mph 9 [hope to merit a Liberal patronage. es aaie « NSTABLES;: , nship,.... Wat, Score e lase. . Main Street ada 0 . Nevacta we : ‘ : ’ ; = the Plone, postals. Centennial M’fg Co., Cineinatti, ON : City ; G. W DU RST + poate ras ee Mtaon, Mead moat keene Josern Foyrr : : ° : eadow Lake Tp J cee — we soe : Se eee aD oe AcoB Terrgrs : a. . 2 : 7 z beets ‘ ie aes £ i . 4 ‘ BP RS eee? ‘s Vie: : 4 . x na he a vw sat So, % r ee 7 . : : ae “F = . , — S e » a ae ; % ab