October 16, 1890 (4 pages)

Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. OFFICE: fo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City Cal. crR TESIn [Continued from Wednesday.) & College Men as Athletes. iWA7. mediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. Xe strengthens the . vocal organs, allays clares that the Republican nominee During the year 1889 the newer men for the Governorship is_ going to get in amateur athletics came mainly from was often many more than his‘party vote at the the colleges, and the question coming election. Mr. Langley says asked—not so often answered—whether this isparticularly true in some of the college athletes, as a class, are not bet up from northern places where the friends of ter than those who have come Mr. Pond had counted on Republican the vast army of clerks and business men. In years past the honors appeared dissatisfaction. Mr. Langley visited to be easy; what the coming years will fifty-six towns in nineteen counties, bring forth is problematic. No college and his cenclusions were reached after has yet turned out a runner as fast as careful inquiries among the business L. E. Myers, who for so long was the men of the different communities. best man America could prodyce, equalThe Republicans at Cherokee. ly good at fifty yards and the interme diate distances up to a mile. He was The Republican county candidates amember of the Manhattan Athletic held a meeting a Cherokee Monday club. For all distances below a mile evening, uhich was well attended. he was practically invincible, and above The Republicans had for several years that he was among the best. Many of mark been slighting the town by. not having the records he madestill stand—a a meeting, but this time the people for the host of ambitious men. who have turned out well to give them a welcome after him.—Charles P. Sawyer in Scribner's. i come. The meeting was held inthe school-house, and was called to order by Mr. Hustler. W. H. Hicks was The National Failing. ~ Jackson—I’m going to start a new chosen Chairman of the meeting, and paper, and I think I’'li call it The Umhe presided with the ease and dignity Merritt—Why? of an“‘old stager.”” F.T. Nilon, E. Jackson—Because everybody “who Bond, C. D. Gassaway, W. A. Sleep, sees it will take it. W.-J. Rogers, M. C. Hogan, Frank Merritt—Yes, people would take it, Snell and Al. Woods addressed the but they wouldn’t pay for it. West meeting. The best_of attention was Shore. given to the speakers, and the meet——= A Swindled Landlord. ing closed with three cheers for the ReTenant—/ don’t think I ought to pay publican nominees. any rent for this month. Hawley Appointed Circuit Judge Landlord—Why not? Hon. Thomas P. Hawley, formerly “Because the roof leaks so that the water runs down the wall.” of this city, United States District “What! There is running water on Judgefor the district. of Nevada, re‘the premises? You will have to pay cently appointed by President Harri@5. I wonder how long you have been son to fill the vacancy occasioned by enjoying water privileges at my exthe death of the late Judge M. Sabin, pense.” —Texas Siftings. has been designated and appointed by Judge Lorenzo Sawyer to holda A Waste of Lead. Circuit Court of the United States in For fifty years military men clung to San Francisco, for the present July the belief that nothing but an ounce term, and also for the present Novemball would do for an army musket. It ber term. Judge Hawley will enter is only within five years that they have upon the discharge of his new judicial come to see that if the ball does not hit it kills duties Monday forenoon at 11 o’clock, hit it is wasted. If it does a bullet from a revolinthe United States Court room, in no sooner than ver. All the new arms now call for _ the Appraisers’ Building. bullets no larger than a hunter uses.— panto 7) 3 “ whe New Reduction Werks. Tidings: Among the singular differences be W.C, D. Body & Bro., tween the two sides of the face a Ger who have the contract for the erection man professcr notes that the right ear of the Grass Valley Reduction Works, is almost invariably higher than the commenced grading for the foundation on Monday. The large scales have Writing for the Newspapers. been put in place and is in good workIam very frequently asked -whether ingorder, Thelarge building which the newspaper is the best starting point is to be used as an office, labratory, for young authors, and in. this question a grave etc., is completed and is a credit to lies, in nine cases out of ten, the builder and the company. It is misconception. Many young writers be the largést and best office in this lieve that work rejected by the monthly magazine will find a market with the county. , daily newspaper. Itseemsto be taken granted that the same degree of care ‘A pocror’s bill isseldom less than for is unnecessary for newspaper work as five dollars, and this does n’t include the cost ‘of filling prescriptions. One dollar purchases a bottle of Ayer’s . Sarsaparilla, which, in nine cases out . fof ten, is all the medical treatment needed. Try it, and save your money for a rainy day. for magazine writing. “The newspaper dies with the day, the magazine lives for a month,” is the general feeling, and hence the impression that ephemeral work will find a ready market with the newspaper. : It has been mypleasure to write for the newspaper press of America for six or seven years, and I give young writers a leaf from my experience when I say to We are frail creatures physically— them, do not allow yourselves to believe the most robust among us. The unthat minor work will find favor with the healtby man or woman is in great modern American newspaper. There is measure incapable of benefit to socijust as much demanded of a writer in ,a the newspaper editorial office as in that ety. If, for instance, biliousness, of the monthly magazine. A writer absttitrouble of frequence and often: commits the greatest mistake of her life nately resistant of ordinary medication when she looks upon the newspaper as a the of action ous harmoni the obstructs graduating school to the magazine. The liver and the bowels, the sufferer is same standard of grammar and sure to be dyspeptic.’ The three dission set by the magazine holds good with —Edward W. Bok in Ladies’ ordered conditions are sure to be connewspa; Human Fraiity. * firmed by neglect. “Under the: im pression that there is no hope for him, an impression in all likelihood confirmed by the use of objectionable remedies, the: sufferer is apt to be vents the inroads of , Consumption; in ‘every stage of that dread disease, Ayer’s Cherry Pecwe toral relieves coughSing and induces refreshing rést. : . “J have used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral years and have thirty for in my family for always found it ‘the best cages croup, to which complaint m children been ~ a egoliate . Carley, have Brooklyn,'N. c. EPiano Movine Promptly attended=:to and Carefully Performed. All at the Lowest Living Rates ——Wili— Remove Qn or About Septeber, 28th, 1890, Fromphis old stand at the corner of Broad and Pine streets to ' FOR C4asxzH, Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu REPUBLICAN erate. DISTRICT, COUNTY, ODD FELLOWS BLOCk, BROAD STREET TOWNSHIP, ‘Of San Francisco. that we had was sp ill from bronchitisher recovery. almost ce up hope of Our family physician, a skilful man and of large experience,‘pronounced it useless to give her an more medicine; saying that he had done all it was pos Just --Received ! sible to do, and we must prepare for the R. F. DELJVALLE, H.-H. MARKHAM, Or. J. CG. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase @rice $1 ; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle The Gelebrated French Gura, Warranted <A PHRODITINE” 27.22" om San Francisco, Cal. FOR CONTROLLER, FOR TREASURER, ADAM HEROLD... of Placer THE TRANSCRIPT FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, FOR ATTORNEY Gunrran, W.C.GRAVES.. of San Francisco Want to Keep Thereugh. y Pested REDDICK, JOHN P. DUNN.of San Francisco E. P. COLGAN... of Sonoma IF YOU * , CONCERNING J ta are a tt 29.9 2 t letuns Bree for $300. Bent mad on rection ct on q : A WRIT:i GUARA.NTEF ee is igiven for every $5.00 order received, to refund the Contr iG a Permanent cure is not effected. We hav pre apof eae pm old an‘ wOnne Vi been = an i permanentlyrecure free. Addres: FOR SURVEYOR-GENERAL, P Street and Traveling Purposes. FOR CLERK-OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR — CONGRESSMAN, (2d District,) FOR R. R. COMMISSIONER, THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS SPECIALTY 18 GENERAL LOCAL I F ewgic and it hascirculation that reach saguwatienne ge iairics © FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER — FIRST JAMES BRADY... of Alameda Places, r, Yue Yuba an 4 Bi erra counties, as well of the 5 D and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluabl as . iit giver a faithfal and compiete record, 0! the : der ing made in the development o: the coun y’s varied and extensive resources: It pre ents extraordinary indwcements DISTRICT, ARCHIBALD YELL. . .of Mendocino Main Street, Nevada City. Mt Markham & Reddick You Don’t Get the 2 News — ASSEMBLYMAN—14TH DISTRICT, You Take the “DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEW STORE. [ees & (Haw. =)0BEPRINTING = The TRANSCRIP’ has he < Largest and Best Eqaipped Job Print ing Office Quick Tine Cheap Fars s W. J. ROGERS.. of Grass Valley FOR CORONER, FOR CORONER, GEO. TRACY..of Grass Valley G. A.GRAY... of Nevada City RR .of Grass Valley SUPERVISORS, Clothing and Dey Goods Staple and Fancy Hardware CHAS. E.FORUREN. FOR SURVEYOR, : Cities. -AND AT New Yor and New Orleans a . (3d District,) _. R. P. ROSSEN.:..0f Relief Hill ‘With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. er ARTHUR POWELL. .of Grass Valley Glassware, Orockeryware, Etc. Eastern and SOUTHERN: PACIFIC COMPANY, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, —DEALERS IN — FOR TREASURER, WM.GEORGE.. of Grass Valley B. N. SHOECRAFT. .of Nevada City BY TRE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL tALL BAIL ROUTES « FOR RECORDER, —OF THE— FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, W. A. SLEEP.. of Grass Valley J. M. HUSSEY.. of Nevada City FOR TREASURER, (Paciric SystEM.) FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, Deily Express Trains make connecB. F. SNELL... of You Bet ons with the several Lin ED. SAMPSON.. of Grass Valley FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, * in the Eest, — H* OPENED A FIRST-CLASS Twelve Distinct Styles of thern Califernia. . _ FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, J. SIMS,.. vee ae Of Nevada City GEQ. E. RILEY. . of Grass Valley (15th District,) FOR ASSESSOR, T. C. HOCKING.. of Grase Valley WM. H. MARTIN. . .of Nevada City FOR SHERIFF, M.C.HOGAN.. of North San Juan. : FOR COUNTY CLERK, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, JAS. L. MORGAN.. of Cherokee Columbia Hill...0.“16 ‘STORE Best Advertising Medium in Ner 9 FOR COUNTY CLERK, 10 TO ADVERTISERS y OORT LAT IORS, FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, NILES SEARLS.. of Nevada City FRANK T. NILON. : .of Nevada City FOR RECORDER, FOR ASSES8OR, A.B. BRADY.. --0f Grass Valley E. BOND... «ee Of Nevada City ON LESS The Nominees of the Republican AS WM. BECKMAN.. of Sacramento M. GARVER.. of Nevada City FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, (2d District,) ASSEMBLYMAN—15TH DISTRICT, L: C. MOREHOUSE.:. .of Alameda THOS. DUNKLEY. ‘of Grass Valley FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, FOR SHERIFF, JOHN CALDWELL. . .of Nevada City GEO. W. DUNSTER.. of Truckee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, (14th District,) Washington...;.00000+ “91 And Other Resources, besides being Full Informed at’ 1 times on . FOR STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, (ist District,) MRS. LESTERi& CRAWFORD. Renablian Meetings . laxative, and harmless. J. D.SPENCER. . .of Stanislaus NEVADA COUNTY NOMINATIONS G. G. BLANCHARD. . .of Placerville ‘om SALE BY Mayhothoccccccacsccssec a5 oe ~ : HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL BTOCK GRAZING LUMBERING FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, ThisyHatgisfhaving§an immense saleZin. . SanfJFrancisco FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION , ee . J. W. ANDERSON. .of San Francisco “scific Branch, 108 Stevenson ; San FRaNcIS“2 -+ RNOGEG 555556 cos bes ssk saci 18 Sax HG. HALL. bos: of San Mateo GOLD MINING, e THEODORE REICHERT.. Seer See of San Francigco THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. esas sek ccs “417 eee eeeaeaeean te ‘a eee 20's FOR CONGRESS—-8ECOND DISTRICT, J.R. McDONALD.. of Stanislaus .5 see ences sect ecto ee ea seeseeete sentence FOR TREASURER, Hon: overindaigeson 6,‘ing tuckdownSe tocolBla. . Especially sdantea Power, Wak ted 6for si owe Memory, Loss of Power er and ao tency, which if neglected weelkatwoe INSTRUCTION, W.#H.H. HART. .of San Francisco A. CAMINETTI... of At®ador ; Vaan #7, %,%,%,%,%,%,9,* * Ea ? a¢ we = FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL. theexcessive H 129 O'Farrell Street, _. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, E. G.'WAITE... of Alameda z FOR CONTROLLER, _useof Stimulants, AFTER back, Seminal W: FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, W. C. HENDRICKS.. of Butte J.J. DEHAVEN.:. of Humboldt é SCHOOL ‘OF LANGUAGES R. C. HARRISON. .of San Francisco Hat! Is WoW A POsITIVE GUARANTEE youre sny form ofnervous disease orany disorder of © generative orof eithersex, , from MEISTERSCHAFT OC. H. GAROUTTE.:.. of Yolo IN THE WAY OF A ‘Chas. H. Sykes GEORGE H. SMITH. .of Los Angeles W. H. BEATTY.. of Sacramento FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, FOR ASSOCIATE’ JUSTICE, STANLEY C. BOOM. .of Humboldt t PREPARED BY cen Of Calaveras. JOHN B. o Latest Novelty Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for C PRINCIPAL} JAMES V. COFFEY,of San Francisco Of Los Angeles, Lepper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind. For Colds and Coughs, take , gets Ce Ps ics ne testimonials to 2S tio ame FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, out of danger. We continued om Pectoral until satisfied she was entire}, well. This has given me unbounded fai in the preparation, and I recommend it confidently to my_customers.’’—C. BEFORE ar1 on oy iar conversation, by Dr. Richatd 8, Rosenthal’s “EL ‘ED MEISTERSCH AFT BYETEM. ented JOHN A. STANLEY.. of Alameda Prof. FOR GOVERNOR, After taking a few doses she seemed to breathe easier, and, wizhin a week, was ee OU CAN BY THREE,MON' x hg mg betas tly for every day Of Lvs Angeles. (short term.) worst. Asa last resort, we dete to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and I-can truly. say, with the most happy results. Italian. FOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR, R. 8. Drake, M. D., Beliot, Kans. “My little sister, four years of age. an EDWARD B. POND, Suns Fach German, Election, Tuesday, Nov. 4th. twenty-five years ago, when its great VICTOR LEBECK Fer Neunty Supervisers. PULLMAN PALACE _ SLEEPING CARS And Tourist Sleeping Oars 3D DISTRICT, Trains. Neo . N. B, PARAZETT.of N. Bloomfield Attached le Overland additional barge i Tourist ge jer pers . 4TH DISTRICT, Tickets Sold, t. J ROBINSON. .of Indian Sleeping Car E Springs tien at the Company's offices where passen_ (Ath District, HEATING =: STOVES, sors calling in person can secure choice ef C. D. GASSAWAY. .of Indian Springs Truckee .,.:cseccsscees aoe And all the Best and Newest PatFOR ROAD OVERSEERS, A.N. TOWN. , H. GOODMAN. terns. OO Sb ris ss 29 General Masanes. "in Pass & Th't Act (1st District,) . (Such as prevailed wwhen ear kx Hyman forR. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager. Boston Ravine.... ¢ gl QOOOK :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES WM. KIRKHAM.. of Blue Tent merly conducted the same 8 @an Francisco Cal. Fer Read Overseers, All Styles. Grass Valley...-. Nov.1 (2d District,) Men's and Boys’ Clothing, 1sT DIstRict, RAILROAD LANDS. Nevada Clty .2.c.ccecscsscese eee THOS. 8. LEE..of Grass Valley THOS. MOONEY. .of Nevada City ‘Dry and Fancy Goods, The Bestin the Market. or address, * , aug : 43d District,) W. H. MILLS, i 2ND. DISTRICT, LL, Lend Agent, F.+ B. R. Bau. Os: 2 ee RICHARD PENROSE. .of Retief Hill. Agents for the celebrate’ C. McSTRAVICK . .of Boston Raving: 2 apply California, Southern canoes By Fie (4th District,) rae MX All are invited to atfend these ALBERT WOODS.. of Sweetland p JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. Be 8D DisTRIcT, meetings and bear the issues ofthe (5th District,) Guns, Pistols. R. HOLLAND, Jz. .of Columbia Hill I Challenge Competition ! Un VRS iar errr erie ae Have your teeth cleaned by machin FOR GOVERNOR, ~ ce 0! French Corral.. sebsat “si The Latest. OOMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Grea Tea Store. md Spenceville ....+066 Pease bE Anorons Liver Regulator is inval 4 ly solicit a continuance in the future. Nominations, t Adjoining B. H. Miller's Store. success was considered marvelous.”— uablein the nursery. It is a gentle In the National Hotel Building, Broad treet,, where he sells , and other Intcomnien ene e "pon At the Very: Lowest Prices ! ery. Adelicate rubber cup revolves “Hello! Hello!! Helloj!!” “Well; what is it?” I “ How is your mother, this +de torah Sgt geal tnt Bet opt The Famous Suverior Ranee, _ your teeth can be thus cleaned in ten Dr. Mar Boots, Shoes, Etc., Etc. 010-tf To prevent fevers, keep the liver CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING active and bowels regular with Sim -< mons Liver Regulator. A Werdte Ladies. campaign discussed. 2 ul clear Ladies who desire » beautif boils, blotches . ; at a25 coutbys Cass Sipe Pel Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippin# a specialty. being more salable now than it was Mooney Fiat.. gesvveesciass> bowels required to. . Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, © will address the fieople of Nevada It also cures and prevents malarial, rheumatic and kidney troubles. time, which . . am: pill at take is aw with pure sugar, and will not I. cines, I feel justified in recommending Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. One of the — best recommendations of the Pectoral is the enduring quality of its popularity, it Rough and Ready... -Oct. 9 Remember,B ig are onl DEALER IN county on the issues of the day, at ies concerned. the better for all‘What a series of mistakes! His liver isresponsible. -It is an incorporate of himself. How. discipline it? y the aid of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a certain medium for the re establishment of united, regular’ ac as E B&F Local Committees are request; e * =} from pi ples, in, ,ckfree and other eruptions, should commence at once to use Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. They will alse remove that heavy look about your eyes and make them bright, and will cure headache from whatever cause it arises. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL NDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, roprietary m years in the sale of yring Mattresses, Bf . sows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounges, Single Party for the legislature and county r is removed and that the soonehe tin, officein the Morgan Block. TW. VINTON, “From an experience of over poo from the sphere of human endeavor}. minutes and no acids used. os es, etc., etc., made to order, E the following places: rapidly over the tooth until the tartar is removed and the tooth made as white as snow. It does not scratch the enamel or wound the gums. All ¢ irritation, and pre come neglectful, nay, even reckless, tion in the stomach, liver and < OTICE THAT i to “Tike Magic,” . Markham’s nomination, and he de : " and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). Then, from behind the hedge, came 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra a shrill boyish voiee quivering with -(15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; er town of Nevata oounty? algo in Placer laughter: “Hi, hi, Min, you've got him artist strings, 30centseach. JohuF. and Sierra counties, at Zeqraeeento, San Francisco—in ee hout the State —see’t you keep him”—and the voice Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Diego from the Si broke off into a peal of smothered . from Siskiyou to Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid ‘iratothe Sea.” — laughter, dying away into the distance iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in with the muffled sound of footsteps on THURSDAY, OOTOBER 16, 1890. the rustling leaves. wenty years. . j. 29-tf. fe While Aunt Frances— well, Aunt Miere Than His Party Yote. ‘Frances was a wise woman and said litE. H. Langley, a prominent busitle, only wishing her niece all happiness —which Minnie understood when, at ness man.of San Francisco, on Monher wedding, she learned that she had day told a Call reporter that he has married Frederick Rogers Colby!—J. ‘ fg been, agen ig ee aiggeraned been traveling through the eutside K. Ludlum in Springfield Homestead. Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Croup, sections of the State .since Colonel “and Sore Throat are, in most cases, im onl ‘ JAMES KINKEAD We have the latest sheetmusic, finest * Grass Valle h & Ready ty nar e North pl beety et Cor ral,Qitee North Lvoegpey peat Tpoi star ing Shop , S. ATION NOMIN STATE Ni © She Daily Transeript DEMOCRATIC NOTICE OF REMOVAL ! The Leading Music House. HOWSHECAUGHT FISH ed make all necessary arrange bs! VICTOR LEBECK. . s Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR e ora DISTRICT, SAM’L PARKER. .Meadow Lake Tp. G. W. GIFFEN. eT ieoee of Truckee‘tod WM. PARK.. “ “ By order County Central Committee. A. BURROWS, Ch’n. a Fer Justices, FOR CONSTABLES, WM. SCOTT.. -Nevada Township Nevada township, eae -L. GARTHE a W. T. Moraay, Sec, publican and Herald ; lease copy. FOR JUSTICES, 8. WHEELER.. “ . wentsfor the meetings, Tidings, Telegraph, ‘Truckee Re ATH DISTRICT, Hyiman’s Old Stand, Broad Breet. O. V. B. Pocket Knives. C. FE. MULLOY. Nevada Township R. HUCKINS.of North San Juan San Francisco Price ~ FREIGHT ADDED, 2 Lt “se JAMES READ.Meadow Lake Tp, E.R.MORRILL. “ Lt] A = Fer Censtable:. WER Nevada township..,.R. DILLON, +

Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. OFFICE: fo. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City Cal. crR TESIn [Continued from Wednesday.) & College Men as Athletes. iWA7. mediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. Xe strengthens the . vocal organs, allays clares that the Republican nominee During the year 1889 the newer men for the Governorship is_ going to get in amateur athletics came mainly from was often many more than his‘party vote at the the colleges, and the question coming election. Mr. Langley says asked—not so often answered—whether this isparticularly true in some of the college athletes, as a class, are not bet up from northern places where the friends of ter than those who have come Mr. Pond had counted on Republican the vast army of clerks and business men. In years past the honors appeared dissatisfaction. Mr. Langley visited to be easy; what the coming years will fifty-six towns in nineteen counties, bring forth is problematic. No college and his cenclusions were reached after has yet turned out a runner as fast as careful inquiries among the business L. E. Myers, who for so long was the men of the different communities. best man America could prodyce, equalThe Republicans at Cherokee. ly good at fifty yards and the interme diate distances up to a mile. He was The Republican county candidates amember of the Manhattan Athletic held a meeting a Cherokee Monday club. For all distances below a mile evening, uhich was well attended. he was practically invincible, and above The Republicans had for several years that he was among the best. Many of mark been slighting the town by. not having the records he madestill stand—a a meeting, but this time the people for the host of ambitious men. who have turned out well to give them a welcome after him.—Charles P. Sawyer in Scribner's. i come. The meeting was held inthe school-house, and was called to order by Mr. Hustler. W. H. Hicks was The National Failing. ~ Jackson—I’m going to start a new chosen Chairman of the meeting, and paper, and I think I’'li call it The Umhe presided with the ease and dignity Merritt—Why? of an“‘old stager.”” F.T. Nilon, E. Jackson—Because everybody “who Bond, C. D. Gassaway, W. A. Sleep, sees it will take it. W.-J. Rogers, M. C. Hogan, Frank Merritt—Yes, people would take it, Snell and Al. Woods addressed the but they wouldn’t pay for it. West meeting. The best_of attention was Shore. given to the speakers, and the meet——= A Swindled Landlord. ing closed with three cheers for the ReTenant—/ don’t think I ought to pay publican nominees. any rent for this month. Hawley Appointed Circuit Judge Landlord—Why not? Hon. Thomas P. Hawley, formerly “Because the roof leaks so that the water runs down the wall.” of this city, United States District “What! There is running water on Judgefor the district. of Nevada, re‘the premises? You will have to pay cently appointed by President Harri@5. I wonder how long you have been son to fill the vacancy occasioned by enjoying water privileges at my exthe death of the late Judge M. Sabin, pense.” —Texas Siftings. has been designated and appointed by Judge Lorenzo Sawyer to holda A Waste of Lead. Circuit Court of the United States in For fifty years military men clung to San Francisco, for the present July the belief that nothing but an ounce term, and also for the present Novemball would do for an army musket. It ber term. Judge Hawley will enter is only within five years that they have upon the discharge of his new judicial come to see that if the ball does not hit it kills duties Monday forenoon at 11 o’clock, hit it is wasted. If it does a bullet from a revolinthe United States Court room, in no sooner than ver. All the new arms now call for _ the Appraisers’ Building. bullets no larger than a hunter uses.— panto 7) 3 “ whe New Reduction Werks. Tidings: Among the singular differences be W.C, D. Body & Bro., tween the two sides of the face a Ger who have the contract for the erection man professcr notes that the right ear of the Grass Valley Reduction Works, is almost invariably higher than the commenced grading for the foundation on Monday. The large scales have Writing for the Newspapers. been put in place and is in good workIam very frequently asked -whether ingorder, Thelarge building which the newspaper is the best starting point is to be used as an office, labratory, for young authors, and in. this question a grave etc., is completed and is a credit to lies, in nine cases out of ten, the builder and the company. It is misconception. Many young writers be the largést and best office in this lieve that work rejected by the monthly magazine will find a market with the county. , daily newspaper. Itseemsto be taken granted that the same degree of care ‘A pocror’s bill isseldom less than for is unnecessary for newspaper work as five dollars, and this does n’t include the cost ‘of filling prescriptions. One dollar purchases a bottle of Ayer’s . Sarsaparilla, which, in nine cases out . fof ten, is all the medical treatment needed. Try it, and save your money for a rainy day. for magazine writing. “The newspaper dies with the day, the magazine lives for a month,” is the general feeling, and hence the impression that ephemeral work will find a ready market with the newspaper. : It has been mypleasure to write for the newspaper press of America for six or seven years, and I give young writers a leaf from my experience when I say to We are frail creatures physically— them, do not allow yourselves to believe the most robust among us. The unthat minor work will find favor with the healtby man or woman is in great modern American newspaper. There is measure incapable of benefit to socijust as much demanded of a writer in ,a the newspaper editorial office as in that ety. If, for instance, biliousness, of the monthly magazine. A writer absttitrouble of frequence and often: commits the greatest mistake of her life nately resistant of ordinary medication when she looks upon the newspaper as a the of action ous harmoni the obstructs graduating school to the magazine. The liver and the bowels, the sufferer is same standard of grammar and sure to be dyspeptic.’ The three dission set by the magazine holds good with —Edward W. Bok in Ladies’ ordered conditions are sure to be connewspa; Human Fraiity. * firmed by neglect. “Under the: im pression that there is no hope for him, an impression in all likelihood confirmed by the use of objectionable remedies, the: sufferer is apt to be vents the inroads of , Consumption; in ‘every stage of that dread disease, Ayer’s Cherry Pecwe toral relieves coughSing and induces refreshing rést. : . “J have used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral years and have thirty for in my family for always found it ‘the best cages croup, to which complaint m children been ~ a egoliate . Carley, have Brooklyn,'N. c. EPiano Movine Promptly attended=:to and Carefully Performed. All at the Lowest Living Rates ——Wili— Remove Qn or About Septeber, 28th, 1890, Fromphis old stand at the corner of Broad and Pine streets to ' FOR C4asxzH, Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu REPUBLICAN erate. DISTRICT, COUNTY, ODD FELLOWS BLOCk, BROAD STREET TOWNSHIP, ‘Of San Francisco. that we had was sp ill from bronchitisher recovery. almost ce up hope of Our family physician, a skilful man and of large experience,‘pronounced it useless to give her an more medicine; saying that he had done all it was pos Just --Received ! sible to do, and we must prepare for the R. F. DELJVALLE, H.-H. MARKHAM, Or. J. CG. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase @rice $1 ; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle The Gelebrated French Gura, Warranted <A PHRODITINE” 27.22" om San Francisco, Cal. FOR CONTROLLER, FOR TREASURER, ADAM HEROLD..... of Placer THE TRANSCRIPT FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, FOR ATTORNEY Gunrran, W.C.GRAVES... of San Francisco Want to Keep Thereugh. y Pested REDDICK, JOHN P. DUNN..of San Francisco E. P. COLGAN..... of Sonoma IF YOU * , CONCERNING J ta are a tt 29.9 2 t letuns Bree for $300. Bent mad on rection ct on q : A WRIT:i GUARA.NTEF ee is igiven for every $5.00 order received, to refund the Contr iG a Permanent cure is not effected. We hav pre apof eae pm old an‘ wOnne Vi been = an i permanentlyrecure free. Addres: FOR SURVEYOR-GENERAL, P Street and Traveling Purposes. FOR CLERK-OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR — CONGRESSMAN, (2d District,) FOR R. R. COMMISSIONER, THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS SPECIALTY 18 GENERAL LOCAL I F ewgic and it hascirculation that reach saguwatienne ge iairics © FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER — FIRST JAMES BRADY..... of Alameda Places, r, Yue Yuba an 4 Bi erra counties, as well of the 5 D and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluabl as . iit giver a faithfal and compiete record, 0! the : der ing made in the development o: the coun y’s varied and extensive resources: It pre ents extraordinary indwcements DISTRICT, ARCHIBALD YELL. . .of Mendocino Main Street, Nevada City. Mt Markham & Reddick You Don’t Get the 2 News — ASSEMBLYMAN—14TH DISTRICT, You Take the “DAILY TRANSCRIPT NEW STORE. [ees & (Haw. =)0BEPRINTING = The TRANSCRIP’ has he < Largest and Best Eqaipped Job Print ing Office Quick Tine Cheap Fars s W. J. ROGERS... of Grass Valley FOR CORONER, FOR CORONER, GEO. TRACY....of Grass Valley G. A.GRAY..... of Nevada City RR .of Grass Valley SUPERVISORS, Clothing and Dey Goods Staple and Fancy Hardware CHAS. E.FORUREN.. FOR SURVEYOR, : Cities. -AND AT New Yor and New Orleans a . (3d District,) _. R. P. ROSSEN..:...0f Relief Hill ‘With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. er ARTHUR POWELL. .of Grass Valley Glassware, Orockeryware, Etc. Eastern and SOUTHERN: PACIFIC COMPANY, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, —DEALERS IN — FOR TREASURER, WM.GEORGE... of Grass Valley B. N. SHOECRAFT. .of Nevada City BY TRE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL tALL BAIL ROUTES « FOR RECORDER, —OF THE— FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, W. A. SLEEP.... of Grass Valley J. M. HUSSEY... of Nevada City FOR TREASURER, (Paciric SystEM.) FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, Deily Express Trains make connecB. F. SNELL...... of You Bet ons with the several Lin ED. SAMPSON... of Grass Valley FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, * in the Eest, — H* OPENED A FIRST-CLASS Twelve Distinct Styles of thern Califernia. . _ FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, J. SIMS,... vee ae Of Nevada City GEQ. E. RILEY. .. of Grass Valley (15th District,) FOR ASSESSOR, T. C. HOCKING... of Grase Valley WM. H. MARTIN. . .of Nevada City FOR SHERIFF, M.C.HOGAN... of North San Juan. : FOR COUNTY CLERK, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, JAS. L. MORGAN.... of Cherokee Columbia Hill......0..“16 ‘STORE Best Advertising Medium in Ner 9 FOR COUNTY CLERK, 10 TO ADVERTISERS y OORT LAT IORS, FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, NILES SEARLS... of Nevada City FRANK T. NILON. : .of Nevada City FOR RECORDER, FOR ASSES8OR, A.B. BRADY... --0f Grass Valley E. BOND..... «ee Of Nevada City ON LESS The Nominees of the Republican AS WM. BECKMAN... of Sacramento M. GARVER.... of Nevada City FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, (2d District,) ASSEMBLYMAN—15TH DISTRICT, L: C. MOREHOUSE..:. .of Alameda THOS. DUNKLEY.. ‘of Grass Valley FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE, FOR SHERIFF, JOHN CALDWELL. . .of Nevada City GEO. W. DUNSTER... of Truckee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, (14th District,) Washington.....;.00000+ “91 And Other Resources, besides being Full Informed at’ 1 times on . FOR STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, (ist District,) MRS. LESTERi& CRAWFORD. Renablian Meetings . laxative, and harmless. J. D.SPENCER.. . .of Stanislaus NEVADA COUNTY NOMINATIONS G. G. BLANCHARD. . .of Placerville ‘om SALE BY Mayhothoccccccacsccssec a5 oe ~ : HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL BTOCK GRAZING LUMBERING FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, ThisyHatgisfhaving§an immense saleZin. . SanfJFrancisco FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION , ee . J. W. ANDERSON. .of San Francisco “scific Branch, 108 Stevenson ; San FRaNcIS“2 -+ RNOGEG 555556 cos bes ssk saci 18 Sax HG. HALL.. bos: of San Mateo GOLD MINING, e THEODORE REICHERT... Seer See of San Francigco THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. esas sek ccs “417 eee eeeaeaeean te ‘a eee 20's FOR CONGRESS—-8ECOND DISTRICT, J.R. McDONALD... of Stanislaus .5 see ences sect ecto ee ea seeseeete sentence FOR TREASURER, Hon: overindaigeson 6,‘ing tuckdownSe tocolBla. . Especially sdantea Power, Wak ted 6for si owe Memory, Loss of Power er and ao tency, which if neglected

weelkatwoe INSTRUCTION, W.#H.H. HART.. .of San Francisco A. CAMINETTI..... of At®ador ; Vaan #7, %,%,%,%,%,%,9,* * Ea ? a¢ we = FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL. theexcessive H 129 O'Farrell Street, _. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, E. G.'WAITE...... of Alameda z FOR CONTROLLER, _useof Stimulants, AFTER back, Seminal W: FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, W. C. HENDRICKS.... of Butte J.J. DEHAVEN..:.. of Humboldt é SCHOOL ‘OF LANGUAGES R. C. HARRISON. .of San Francisco Hat! Is WoW A POsITIVE GUARANTEE youre sny form ofnervous disease orany disorder of © generative orof eithersex, , from MEISTERSCHAFT OC. H. GAROUTTE..:... of Yolo IN THE WAY OF A ‘Chas. H. Sykes GEORGE H. SMITH. .of Los Angeles W. H. BEATTY.... of Sacramento FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL, FOR ASSOCIATE’ JUSTICE, STANLEY C. BOOM.. .of Humboldt t PREPARED BY cen Of Calaveras. JOHN B. o Latest Novelty Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, for C PRINCIPAL} JAMES V. COFFEY,of San Francisco Of Los Angeles, Lepper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind. For Colds and Coughs, take , gets Ce Ps ics ne testimonials to 2S tio ame FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, out of danger. We continued om Pectoral until satisfied she was entire}, well. This has given me unbounded fai in the preparation, and I recommend it confidently to my_customers.’’—C. BEFORE ar1 on oy iar conversation, by Dr. Richatd 8, Rosenthal’s “EL ‘ED MEISTERSCH AFT BYETEM. ented JOHN A. STANLEY... of Alameda Prof. FOR GOVERNOR, After taking a few doses she seemed to breathe easier, and, wizhin a week, was ee OU CAN BY THREE,MON' x hg mg betas tly for every day Of Lvs Angeles. (short term.) worst. Asa last resort, we dete to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and I-can truly. say, with the most happy results. Italian. FOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR, R. 8. Drake, M. D., Beliot, Kans. “My little sister, four years of age. an EDWARD B. POND, Suns Fach German, Election, Tuesday, Nov. 4th. twenty-five years ago, when its great VICTOR LEBECK Fer Neunty Supervisers. PULLMAN PALACE _ SLEEPING CARS And Tourist Sleeping Oars 3D DISTRICT, Trains. Neo . N. B, PARAZETT..of N. Bloomfield Attached le Overland additional barge i Tourist ge jer pers . 4TH DISTRICT, Tickets Sold, t. J ROBINSON. .of Indian Sleeping Car E Springs tien at the Company's offices where passen_ (Ath District, HEATING =: STOVES, sors calling in person can secure choice ef C. D. GASSAWAY. .of Indian Springs Truckee .,..:cseccsscees aoe And all the Best and Newest PatFOR ROAD OVERSEERS, A.N. TOWN. , H. GOODMAN. terns. OO Sb ris ss 29 General Masanes. "in Pass & Th't Act (1st District,) . (Such as prevailed wwhen ear kx Hyman forR. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager. Boston Ravine........ ¢ gl QOOOK :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES WM. KIRKHAM.... of Blue Tent merly conducted the same 8 @an Francisco Cal. Fer Read Overseers, All Styles. Grass Valley......-.. Nov.1 (2d District,) Men's and Boys’ Clothing, 1sT DIstRict, RAILROAD LANDS. Nevada Clty .2.c.ccecscsscese eee THOS. 8. LEE...of Grass Valley THOS. MOONEY. ..of Nevada City ‘Dry and Fancy Goods, The Bestin the Market. or address, * , aug : 43d District,) W. H. MILLS, i 2ND. DISTRICT, LL, Lend Agent, F.+ B. R. Bau. Os: 2 ee RICHARD PENROSE. .of Retief Hill. Agents for the celebrate’ C. McSTRAVICK . .of Boston Raving: 2 apply California, Southern canoes By Fie (4th District,) rae MX All are invited to atfend these ALBERT WOODS... of Sweetland p JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. Be 8D DisTRIcT, meetings and bear the issues ofthe (5th District,) Guns, Pistols. R. HOLLAND, Jz. .of Columbia Hill I Challenge Competition ! Un VRS iar errr erie ae Have your teeth cleaned by machin FOR GOVERNOR, ~ ce 0! French Corral... sebsat “si The Latest. OOMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Grea Tea Store. md Spenceville .......+066 Pease bE Anorons Liver Regulator is inval 4 ly solicit a continuance in the future. Nominations, t Adjoining B. H. Miller's Store. success was considered marvelous.”— uablein the nursery. It is a gentle In the National Hotel Building, Broad treet,, where he sells , and other Intcomnien ene e "pon At the Very: Lowest Prices ! ery. Adelicate rubber cup revolves “Hello! Hello!! Helloj!!” “Well; what is it?” I “ How is your mother, this +de torah Sgt geal tnt Bet opt The Famous Suverior Ranee, _ your teeth can be thus cleaned in ten Dr. Mar Boots, Shoes, Etc., Etc. 010-tf To prevent fevers, keep the liver CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING active and bowels regular with Sim -< mons Liver Regulator. A Werdte Ladies. campaign discussed. 2 ul clear Ladies who desire » beautif boils, blotches . ; at a25 coutbys Cass Sipe Pel Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippin# a specialty. being more salable now than it was Mooney Fiat... gesvveesciass> bowels required to. . Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, © will address the fieople of Nevada It also cures and prevents malarial, rheumatic and kidney troubles. time, which . . am: pill at take is aw with pure sugar, and will not I. cines, I feel justified in recommending Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. One of the — best recommendations of the Pectoral is the enduring quality of its popularity, it Rough and Ready...... -Oct. 9 Remember,B ig are onl DEALER IN county on the issues of the day, at ies concerned. the better for all‘What a series of mistakes! His liver isresponsible. -It is an incorporate of himself. How. discipline it? y the aid of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a certain medium for the re establishment of united, regular’ ac as E B&F Local Committees are request; e * =} from pi ples, in, ,ckfree and other eruptions, should commence at once to use Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. They will alse remove that heavy look about your eyes and make them bright, and will cure headache from whatever cause it arises. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL NDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, roprietary m years in the sale of yring Mattresses, Bf . sows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounges, Single Party for the legislature and county r is removed and that the soonehe tin, officein the Morgan Block. TW. VINTON, “From an experience of over poo from the sphere of human endeavor}. minutes and no acids used. os es, etc., etc., made to order, E the following places: rapidly over the tooth until the tartar is removed and the tooth made as white as snow. It does not scratch the enamel or wound the gums. All ¢ irritation, and pre come neglectful, nay, even reckless, tion in the stomach, liver and < OTICE THAT i to “Tike Magic,” . Markham’s nomination, and he de : " and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). Then, from behind the hedge, came 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra a shrill boyish voiee quivering with -(15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; er town of Nevata oounty? algo in Placer laughter: “Hi, hi, Min, you've got him artist strings, 30centseach. JohuF. and Sierra counties, at Zeqraeeento, San Francisco—in ee hout the State —see’t you keep him”—and the voice Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Diego from the Si broke off into a peal of smothered . from Siskiyou to Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid ‘iratothe Sea.” — laughter, dying away into the distance iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in with the muffled sound of footsteps on THURSDAY, OOTOBER 16, 1890. the rustling leaves. wenty years. . j. 29-tf. fe While Aunt Frances— well, Aunt Miere Than His Party Yote. ‘Frances was a wise woman and said litE. H. Langley, a prominent busitle, only wishing her niece all happiness —which Minnie understood when, at ness man.of San Francisco, on Monher wedding, she learned that she had day told a Call reporter that he has married Frederick Rogers Colby!—J. ‘ fg been, agen ig ee aiggeraned been traveling through the eutside K. Ludlum in Springfield Homestead. Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Croup, sections of the State .since Colonel “and Sore Throat are, in most cases, im onl ‘ JAMES KINKEAD We have the latest sheetmusic, finest * Grass Valle h & Ready ty nar e North pl beety et Cor ral,Qitee North Lvoegpey peat Tpoi star ing Shop , S. ATION NOMIN STATE Ni © She Daily Transeript DEMOCRATIC NOTICE OF REMOVAL ! The Leading Music House. HOWSHECAUGHT FISH ed make all necessary arrange bs! VICTOR LEBECK. . s Ammunition of all Kinds. SOLE AGENTS FOR e ora DISTRICT, SAM’L PARKER. .Meadow Lake Tp. G. W. GIFFEN.. eT ieoee of Truckee‘tod WM. PARK.... “ “ By order County Central Committee. A. BURROWS, Ch’n. a Fer Justices, FOR CONSTABLES, WM. SCOTT... -Nevada Township Nevada township, eae -L. GARTHE a W. T. Moraay, Sec, publican and Herald ; lease copy. FOR JUSTICES, 8. WHEELER... “ . wentsfor the meetings, Tidings, Telegraph, ‘Truckee Re ATH DISTRICT, Hyiman’s Old Stand, Broad Breet. O. V. B. Pocket Knives. C. FE. MULLOY.. Nevada Township R. HUCKINS..of North San Juan San Francisco Price ~ FREIGHT ADDED, 2 Lt “se JAMES READ..Meadow Lake Tp, E.R.MORRILL. “ Lt] A = Fer Censtable:. WER Nevada township...,.R. DILLON, +