October 7, 1892 (4 pages)

aera disease, rheamatiam, kidney trouble, ehronic indigestion and biliousness, Tt is an ineifably fine tonic, promote aa waleacence and mitigates the uw es ef age. Taken before retiring at night it is a promoter of sleep. . —— me Manufacturers of all kinds of al Match Fling, Fencing, 2 LATHS AND DRESSED SIDING. a Large quantity of 95 AboNED a LUMB EB on head which will be eae ; eald at the Lowest Marke Rates. —_— Lumber of all binds for Building ead Min > ng parpoees, always OB band or Sawed ‘ ender, Gudere left ot the Saw MILL Bear Quaker Hill, or the orricr, PIgTY HILL the day, Vhen from m along the My darting! reund, But never fm found; No rose was No sound or Alone throu Those spring Bat heme « and gladness My soul is ti and ba! Come back, ery; on the Gress Valley Road, will be promyt'y @eliveree, = =—g a ~~ fy sweetheart! my jeveling? you dar kened all turned away; he morn was dark as aad as dawn, The wilk white daisies my dearest! I sought the garden your throat, thrash's Rote ah! What is like your eyes, dear?-gray sparkles . of the sea, Be clear and crystal shining their bery! glances be; \ And where is any Gower of all that may compare With the softly dancing glitter of the sunshine iu your hair, your feet, way beat; Lhear the dewdrape rustle ta the branches eaverbead. have fied. My life is sad and weary, too dark with want pain, But your dear eyes would bring tts light and Lm, For you were like the diamend spring beneath its lonely palm. epaces hear: Come light this aight of grief and gicom, my Hesper shining elear Not leag bave I te linger, Bot Come back my treasarel came, BY Deas, act tadens. ' ; y silent dwelling your footsteps midnight, the noonday droopet their heads dewy lawa, a blossom your precious tace . red beside your lips, Bo Wy like thrilling of your rove im any gh lingering daytime I listen for ing steps no longer aloag the pathMili md you together for many a day back again; red of desert sands, bereft of cheer come back, my @arling! Across the long te call or fuck Flooring, al ordera, Large er Small are given ‘I stick my head out of a car window, LOOK OUT, when all the time they mein for me to look in,” said the Frenchman. We ask you to LOOK: OUT for bargains, and in so doing you should not fail to LOOK IN our atore. LOOK OUT: and they say to me And not get cheated everywhere else. Every chance you get ° into our store. LOUK OUT For our frequent announcements. ace LOOK IN At our ton of pure Maple Sugar and our 100 gallons of pure Maple Syrup just received direct from the groves of Stanstead county, Canada East. LOOK OUT And get some of our delicious Dried Beef, chipped by machinery while you wait. EFreah Vegetables and Frun EVERY WEDNESDAY. GROCERIES and PROVISIONS FEED, HAY, BIC, Thos, Shutle & San, Plaza Store. TAXES 3-3 1882 rt TAXES! — Notice to Taxpayers — OTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THATT N the Assessment Roll of the County of Nevaga has been placed in nff hands, and that The “State and County Taxes for 1392 are now Due and Payable. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY. GIVEN that in accordance with the requirements of the Political Code, Section 3746, **That the taxes on all personal property secured by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property, will be due and Payable on the First Monday in October, and will be Delinquent on the Last Monday in November Next Thereafter at 6 o'clock P. My and that unless paid prior thereto, 15 per cent. will be added to the amount thereef, and that if said one-half be uot paid before the —— A Hayalican Meng RICHASD . , FHOMAS, For Assemblyman. D. D. BOWMAN, For District Attoruey. B. F. SNELL. For County Treasurer. SHERMAN W. MARSH, For County Clerk. WM. L, COLE, For Sheriff. JOHN WERRY, For County Recorder. ARTHUR POWELL, For Public Administrator. CHAS, E. UREN, For Surveyor. HENRY DANIELS, For Coroner, Will speak at the following places : . Graniteville, Monday, Oct. 10th. North Bloomtield, Tuesday, Oct: 1ith Columbia Hill, Wednesday, Oct. 12th. North San Juan, Thursday, Oct. 13th. French Corral, Friday, Oct. 14th. Mooney Flat, Saturday, Oct. 15th. Maybert, Monday, Oct. 17th. Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 18th. . Last Monday in April Next At 6 o'clock P. M., an additional 5 per cent. will be added thereto. “That the remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property will be payable on and after the Firet Monday in January Next, and WIL be Delinquent on the Last Monday jn April Next thereafter at 6 o'clock P.M, and that unless paid prior thereto § per cent. will be addéd to the amount thereof. “That all the Taxes may be paid at}. the time the first installment as therein provided is due and payable.’’ — For the convenience of tax-payers I will visit the ‘following places at. the times mentioned for the purpose of collecting taxes : NORTH BLOOMFIELD—At Mrs. Lund’s Hotel, October 21. NORTH SAN JUAN—At Furth’s Store, Octobe. 22. TRUCKEE—At Burckhalter’s Bank, October 24. : GRASS VALLEY-—At Clinch & Co's, Store, October 26, 27, 28 and 29. B. F. SNELL, Tax Collector Nevada County. Nevada City, Oct. 4, 1892. CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gus, J, & Ed, Wi Schmidt ty’ Malt Whiskey 4 “Reohive’ Commercial Street, —CREEK SAW MILL and LUMBER C0,, M. L & D MARSH, Proprietors. —_—o on Rock Creek. Office and Yards—Boulder St, Nevada City, Cal. ——aieeenrs Mavufecturare and Dealers tw DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, BOXES, Ete. : — 5 Kept constantly on band or made to order, BRIDCE AND MINING LUMBER-a specialt Oak Wood, in any quantity, for sale. —_———— a Rustic, Siding, Laths, Shakes, Shi: gles in mediate and personal attention . A e “ a hs ral hs . A Bea Serpent in Lake Erie, Specimen Cases. ‘ ' ' THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. While the schooner Madeline Down4:8, an r rotection Reci rocit i H S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was L} 1 oe tng, on ite way from -Buffalo to this troubled with Neur ‘via and Ri.eumatiam . city, was passing the Dunning, about . ~ ws wees . 8 BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors $66 niles eust of a in Lake Evie, Caphis Stomach was d sordered, his Liver . ” . tain Patrick Woods saw about helf a . *99 aifected to an alarming legree . — FRIDAY EV'NG ocr. 7% ‘'9%-) mile ahead the waters of the lake’lashed . appetite fell away, aad he was terribly : into a foam. ' reduced in flesh and strength. Three m : ; y Drawing near, to the surprise of the . bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. G W D t P iF BLOOD MAY FLOW. captain and all.on board, a huge sea rerEdward Shepherd Harrisburg Ih. . urs j ro Z F —— re rt wréstling about in the waters as if P pee : ie ee Candidat . fighting with an unseen enemy was seen had a running sore on his leg of eight . Weaver, the People's Parly t, It soon quieted down and lay at full years’ standing, Used three bottles of Wau PURCHASED THI8 WELLCourting Death. Jength on the surface of the water. cate : ‘Bitters vs seven boxes of known and povular Bakery, on ” : : ° . Captain Woods estimates it to be} Duckiens Arnica Salve, and. his leg is) ; ini A NasHVILis, fenn., Oct. 6.—The nies ‘about fifty feet in length and not Jess . sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, Commercial Street, adjoining : from Pulaski 1s alarming. Genera!) » 41 four feet in circumference of body. . O., had tive large Fever sores on his leg, Transcript Block, i % Weaver says that he will go there ©" . Its head was projecting from the water . doctors said he was incurable, One bot . 1 Intend tokeep on hand at all times thx S: Saturday and hurl defiance at his ig ahomh tour foot. He rig a A ter. te Electric Bitters and one box Backlen’s yory vestot _ On the other hand, it is openly de-{rible looking object. It hac viciously . Arnica Sal ; : ' F ‘ sors 7m ’ aiad ites want ie eparkling eyes ane a ance weed. Pine . rales : ve — him entirely. Sold Bre ad, Pies. Cake, Etc. clared that he will be killec t were plainly seen seemingly sufficiently at Carr Bros., Drag store. j sulting language: oad wad to wh large to assist the snake in propelling itepee aac = Wedding Cakes and Pastry One ae ates = tactading . through the water. The body was A Leader. eee eer +” men, D . 3 mane a Made ta ; death. i Pas endeaeiity are dark brown in color, which — uniform Since its first introduction, Electric Bit1 eeouanie Wrek — Tite [ be many old soldiers 0! : all along. From what he says it would ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, Allorders for anythitg im my line prompt rs ; a:ming and preparing to g° there to pro-. pe capable of crushing a yawl boat and. gm leeoge pune : . ly attended to. ; a cite! tect Weaver. : ite occupants. until now it is clearly in the lead among : By. strict attention to business, giving the asa —_Hs A bloody. fight will certainly follow) As the vessel passed on its. course the . pure medicinal sone and altoratives— ee ape oD ferrel patrenege. eased . : fa single gun anake was seen disporting itself on the . containing nothing which permits iteuse) 0 ee : : _— > "bo . committee is lake. At-the time he saw it the lake . as a bevcrage or intoxicant, it is recog: The oe the affair. -. was calm and there could have been no . nized as the best and purest mediciue for . REDUCTION IN PAINTING ; much distur ® es = mistake in recog niging the object. —Cin-'. a}1 ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kid: NATIONAL,sea Tatereste of Mr. Davie: eater = = neys. It will cure Sick Headache, Indi: CONGRESSIONAL, LF K { Los Angeles a gentleSermons as an Investment. en cae 8 soit ee eg COUNTY, . F. Knapp o = What is the most paying form of lit. 'ro™ e system, Satisfaction gusranss * ; man politically identified with the Reerature? Under certain circumstances, teed with each bottle or the money will. G. E. WITHIN @TON DISTRICT, . e 5 publican League and with the tin indus-) yparently, sermons. The sermon which . be refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle. : : TOWNSHIP try in Southern California,is at the Palace, . Canon Fleming recently preached ‘at Sold by Carr Bros. a NOMINATIONS. says the Chronicle of Tuesday. He is} Sandringham, has already realized 4 __.<éehee IVES notice. that e te "grepare’ to os : the State in the interest profit of £1,300. Considering the com; ‘ : paint Signs, Carts, Buggies on ag5 a arate per eilk visit the different parative brevity of such a contribution : rivate Leeson? ons, ete., in the highest atyle of the art. _ FOR, PRESIDENT, 6 ie . ry ; ‘ : : : . . . : ees : to literature, this must almost be a ‘‘recFrank Power will give rivate lessons "i : 4 ! Congressional districts. He pee ee ord” in publishing profits, Thirteen . at his rooms on ale oa ae ee From and after date I will paint enjamin F arrison eounty to help out John ¥ avis, 7 hundred pounds is no very excessive English branches, Penmanship, Greek Carts from $5 to $10. j j will then return to the Seventh. # sum for a three volume novel, but fora ae te Single a Double Entry : OF INDIANA, Knapp is one of the State organizers Of} pamphlet nofimuch larger than a lead. “"* HS ish e ‘ ciel the rete He thinks there ls no doubt . ing article in a newspaper it is a unique Raise and in ecg Buggies from $16 bo $22.50. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, blic sces3. price. : ypewriting. -lw. ‘ iy nate ads se ee on But, then, the circumstances were TY Sign Painting ss specialty. WHITELAW RED , ARRIVALS. unique, The sermon was preached by . ane : * : or command of the Princess of Wales, and THE HOME MUTUAL SHOP ON BROAD STREET, OPFO oe Union Arrivals. it had. special reference to the premaSITE YORK STREET. : Z ee ture death of the heir presumptive to the INSURANOEB COMPANY : : : : eu uaetaees —— F. E. Jones, Colfax g crown. Ono is glad to know that the] —or— gO © ive me a call before placing Joseph C. Campbell. Of San Joaquin : ¥ W. Clock, Colfax, excellent : Gordon Boys home has SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. rour work elsewhere. Thenes Th. Bird. .>.«.+-0f Venture C. FE. Purington, San Francisco, profited by the large sum realized by the —\ ce Edgar Jenkins, Downieville, sale which Canon Fleming has generHome Otfice—318 California street, . ————— oN Se ee ee William Carson. ..---Of Humboldt W. E. Davis, You Bet, ously placed at its disposal,—St, James’ Company's Building. / Dissolution otice. MB. Mory..-.<0ss-000s Of Chico Mrs. H. Dickenson, Bloomfield, Gazette. Solid in Assets, ; T ) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-NoJames Waymire..-.--Of Oakland J. H. Helwig, 2 Se Cautious in Management, tice is hereby ‘given that the co-partI. Hecht..-.++Of San Francisco Mits M. Helwig, . ae Se _— oe wie heretofore existing between the H. V. Morehouse..Of Santa Rosa A. M. Williama, Sacramento, John B, Snyder, of Barto, Berks Liberal and Prom pt in the undersigned in the blacksmithing busi-. Jonn T. Porter OF Montere Ely eg ner a serge k , ones siptagepeee ty = Adjustment and Payment ness under the firm name ead, sty, Lb hae oe kee eae e teiend Miss 8. ’ out after wild raspberries the other day Barton & Smith, has this day been dis» L. Hanscom...-+-> 4 Geo. Arden, Auburn, on the premises’ of his brother, Jacob of Leases a a mutual consent, William J. : — et Reno, Snyder, above Forgedale, when he: met od Smith will continue baer Lrpae os ye For Congress—Seeoad District, re Gedk Columbia Hill with quite an adventure, He was busy é : same place and will pay all debts due by on H ion Forest City, : among some briers and brambles, when GEO, W. HILL, Manager, said firm ard collect and receipt for al. John F. Davis, ee Shesrnhia, . a big black snake suddenly reared up Omce No. 90 Main Street. debts and aannnse ager aa aioe a Ot Calaveras. one : Chas. K. Tower, Portjand, Or., near him and came at him full tilt. : 2 a Dated at a a City, la, ey ‘Prank Morris, & P. Ca, The only weapon Snyder had was his GRASS VALLEY, paver aie BARTON, JR., For Joint Senator, oc Dave Morris, & berry kettle, which he swung at the Jounx Mutroy, Special Agent. sk WILLIAM J. SMITH. Third Senatorial District. —_— head of the serpent, knocking it-over, : F (Nevada, Sierra and Plumas Counties, ) National Exchange: then-jamped.upon and dispatched the —————eeeeao : ‘IMrvey L. Ford, — memny: eer Of Downieville. : Ban Francisco, Just then down from a bush dropped I I I sluceniune ‘ ee . mM. a 7 the mate of the ugly reptile and at once é For Assemblyman—12th District, : 5 eS “i showed fight, but this one also got a : oe , J. H. Roberta, +e : Richard I. Thomas, 5 ee H. 8. Judell, + whack with the kettle and was soon a Aeenvl a . . : D. Hi. Birdsell, * killed. Mr. Snyder lost all his berries I Ot Birchville. : W. W. Van Eman, = and left the field somewhat nervous and : : : Sog Caro, # excited after his set-to and victory. The ’ For Sheriff, F. 8. Jacoby, aii “gnaix” were about 514 feet long.—Potts. William L. Cole, : F. a Eo ely 25, town Leader. ; Of Nevada City. Geo. q = ania S. Cobn, wnieville, A A cS ‘ ‘ “an 6 : 5 ge ee il t a eae weno Sora . Owing to my continued sickness, 1 have conclud , sons Olek, 5 “ we yple. a . ar = < : 2 a D. Datrom, Bloomfield, am experience that will enable them . t> close out my business in Nevada City. I offer to the waar es Fi oo i 5 G. W. Robinaoa, a to tell about the largest fish story of the . — : . c : R. McMurray, 5an Juan season. Soon after dinner it was dispeople of this county a grand line ot ‘ M. C. Hogan, “ eovered that the bluefish were driving For County Treasurer, A. Meyer, = mackerel in schools into Goose Fair : : a a = B. F. Snell, 4 H, A. Bell, Sacramento, brook, a stream about knee deep and a = Of You Bet. ; bs : Path eg rod wide, By 4 o'clock probably 150 APE Cesc e . Newborg, sona-—imien, Ww irls— “ ur District Attorne z 3: City, persons—imen, women, boys and girls : y: oy : * Me eels, Colts, were hard at work in the water. Every ’ 1 i Dp. D. Bowman, ie Wm. "Selick, " male who arrived at the scene of action q } Of Graas Valley. — =e } promptly divested himself of shoes and —_ om z . « . stockings and entered the water. The } a} j } For County Recorder, : Mr. W. D. Wert of Geneva, N. ¥.] women and girls did the same, John Werry; a Ss , was cured of the severest form of dyapep Altogether a conservative estimate AT A Of Nevada City. me sia by Hood's Sarsaparilla. . Full oy would make the afternodn catch at least — ae lars sent if you write Cc, IL. Hoo . an ordinary one horse cart full.—Lowell : For Public Administrator, fe Co., Lowell, Mass. Mail. oe Arthur Powell, ‘a T highest praise has been won by Arrested in the Eighth Inaing. GREAT ‘ Py Of Grass Valley. PER re sglgoors easy, yet efficient Two twelve-year-old colored lade For C aa A action. climbed a*tree one day and proceeded ° oe County Sucre ae to watch tha ball game without liqui= . TC ae Charles E. Uren, pucklen's Arnica Salvedating at the box office. All would have He on : 3 Of Grass Valley. ig 2 — been serene if they had not broken off : sr ee The best Salve in the world for Co several branches ofthe tree. The owner ee : For Coroner, : Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe] of the tree, who happened to be in the Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. Henry Daniels, ‘a wer Sorea, Tettar, Chapped Hands, Chil-]. grounds, saw the destruction of his Of Grass Valley. : ; " blai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and . shade tree, and getting an offiver, slipped — : itiv ely cures Piles, or no pay required around and pulled the boys trom, their TOWNSHIP : NOMINATIONS. z : : Ais OX y teed to give Bee! 2 satisfac . perch. The youtha did not mind being te e toe o1 money sob a Price 25 cents . arrested, which occurred in the last half For Supervisor—First District. € per bor For sale ¢ Carr Brothers’ Dra . of the eighth inning, but begged the offiJ. M. BUFFINGTON, co Biers: a20ly . cer to let them remain until the game Of Nevada City. Ss . was finished,— Washington Letter.ee eo eee . For Supervi d District, Phantome. A Giant, and Still Growing. — RICHARD NOELL, x the adA young wan came to the city thir. ~£ AY Ot Grass Valley. \ ann “—— lo oe st svening from Monterey en route northAGEN T FOR —_—. : seg phantoms, without the slightest} ‘ard and soon had crowds following For Supervisor—Fifth District, Cae shadow of reality about them. Qa the im everywhere he went. His name i: : ; : } Cc. R. MeLENNAN, Y ether hand, uo statement has ever been . \rthur Johnson, and he is a native of . a ; posal Ot Truckee. made in behalf of Hostetter’s Stomach} janta Cruz. He is only eighteen years \ eee : W ATER. “ Bittera that is not susceptible cf ample . ¢ age, but 6 feet 044 inches in his stockNT 0). ! ; i) GING ER ALE Nevada Township. substantiation. Care haa ever —— ugs aud weighs about 180 pounds. Hk ae : >) = i: Beagre YER For Justices of the Peace—Charles E. in laying it shen Sater > . — ueasures 80 inches about the waist ana % \ ( 4 ( 8 RAN G = C . D Mulloy and W. D. Plunkett. cLrcnea ett ee on onteite il ant about the chest, He is still growing m : For Constables—Wm. Scott and Jos. . aoe hes tie, vecord of thia ster—Sacramento Cor, San Francisco Chron : Foyer. _ time-hanored remedy, provea by iele Ese e ss eee : = E re most respectable evidence to be a eae oust Recelve Grass Valley Township. remedy for and preventive of malaria ate sf For Justices of the Peace—J. 1. Sykes, Jas. McLachlan. % ‘For Constables—Wm. Richards, Thos. Halsall. Meadow Lake Township. For Justices of the Peace—C. Thomas For Constibles—J. Lambercht and C. Anderson. Little York Township." For Justices of the joe and Alex. Drynan. Bottomley. 4 Washington Township. Cook and W. E. Yeaw. For Constable—John B. Lithgow. Eureka Township. lar. For Constables—E. Northup and W Bloomfield Township. Por Justices of the Peace—Jas. Mec Kinney, Sidney Richardson. For Constables— F. L. Arbogast, Edw Cummins. . Rough & Realy Townsh NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. RECTOR BROS Proprietors For Constables—R. E. Linder and R. For Justices of the Peace—John L” Bridge Township. For Justices of the See TO Stot‘The Only First-class Hotel in the_it) Free from the danger of Fire so prevalentin Large Hotels, —< Headquarters of Commercial Traveler: and Tourists. Free Bus to andfrom al Trains. Telegraph, Post Office and General Stag Office in the Building. Any Hotel in the Interior lof the State. PROTECTION. ° RECIPROCIT —FOoR— Candidate for Assemblyman, —AND— 2D. Bowmas, Candidate for District Attorney, North Bloomfield, Sept. 28th. Rough & Ready, Sept. 29th. -. Truckea, Saturday, et. St. Massive Fire-proof Structure. The Table Not Excelled by tha: HARRISON AND RELD. Richard 1. Thomas, Will Address the fo at the followmg 2s I AVING eee the btoc and trade of L. Hirschman, on PINE STREET, lic generally th will keep on hand all grades of CIG $, TOBACCO, IPES, Ete., which will sell at the west rates. UNION HOTEL First-Class in all Its Appointments,2 And the only hotel in the city that employs ALL WHITE LABOR. e@Free ‘Bus to and From All Trains. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprietor. uick Time § Chean are ak a Wa Bastern Cities and to }a¥ Ve GREAT TRE NSCONTICENTA) ‘@, ALL RAIL RO€TES —OFr THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (Paciric System.) with Railway nes ‘lew York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE a SLEEPING ,CARs And S<cond-class. Sleeping Oars Attached ‘to Express Traina’ Hereby notify their friends and the pub-. . daily Express Trains make prompt connec. . tions Boston Ravine, Thursday, Oct. 20th Grass Valley, Friday, Oct. 22nd. You Bet, Saturday, Oct. 21st. Boca, Tuesday, Oct. 25th. Truckee, Wednesday, Oct. 26th. Cuicago Park, Thursday, Oct. 27th. Nevada City, Saturday, Oct. 29th. Rough and Ready, Monday, Oct. Slat. Pleasant Valley, Tuesday, Nov. lat. Spenceville, Wednesday, Nov. 2nd. Union Schoo] House, Thurday, Nov. 3rd. Nevada City, Saturday, Nov. 5th. Grass Valley, Monday, Nov. 7th. ‘Township Committees will please make all necessary arrangements for ithe above meetings. N. P. BROWN, Chairman Republican County Central Committee. J. J. Tyrrett, Secretary. GOOD Journals FOR THE PRICE OF ONE, — K—_—= Our Premiums FOR THIS YEAR. —><—— —THIS PAPER— —WIiTR— THE SAN FRANCISCO Weekly Call! PRICE 91.25 PER YEAR, a) THE SAN FRANCISCO. Morning Call! PRICE 86.00 PER XEAB. ve E SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL Is a bandsome eight page paper. It is issued every Tharsdaf, and contains all of the important news of the week, gleaned [rom every quarter of the globe, complete up to date of publication. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial newa and market quotations, aud gives special attention to horticultural and agricultural news, and is in every respect a firstclass family paper,. appealing tothe interest. of every member of the household. 2@ —N—— : HE MORNING CALL ni (Seven Issuzs a WEex) Is a live metropolitan daily. It is the MOST RELIABLE, and ts recognized as being the LEADING NEWSPAPER of the Pacific Coast, Either of the above papers we will send postpald es a premium on receipt of the follow. 1 ‘ing subscription prices for the combination: z DAILY CALL AND THIS PAPER, PRR YEAR, [$9.00] IN ADVANCE. WEEKLY CALL And This Paper, Per Year, . $6.50) © IN ADVANCE, ——————— Broad st., Nevada one, op: Nat-ovna © ehange hotel TS PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of Tickets Sold, Sieeping Car Berths secured and other inform m given & applic: tion at the Company's Offices where passe gers calling in person can sesure choice o: routes, ete. * a Terri 7.8. GOODMAN, bh GRAY, Gus. Tet eee RAIL ROAD LANDS. ; i For. Justices of the cone: a Q Roberts, Wm Walker. Lavy. For Constablee—Frank Rex, Wa. . Orders sold at Lowest Rates for tickets for passage from Europe and Eastern citGerses, Carriages and Buaga'e? To de found in this part of the State. Backs to let at shortest Sues hy peo dK nontey The borees are free from vice, of gerd st)! and capable of going aa fast as any gentle These orders, if not used oe ats an ek oueeeh Gall Good Saddle Horses alwarson band MES. B. LUTZ, Proprietor. The Township Committees will pl For iands in Central make all ¥ arrangemeats for the fo als Oregon, gata 224, Belk Tops to . Broad Strent.< . .beleiw National Hotel. ae N, P. BROWN, w. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C, P. R: R. 8a . Comfortable Rooms coe gern Chairman 3 Coun’ Franciece. The Table Supplied + Committee. v Arel, Tor Lapfain Southern: Qoliteenity. COA? 1 market affords. J. R. Traasaa, Secretary: . TaRoME MADDEN, Land Acent. 8 FR * Gourd and Lodging by the day, voek ‘ Francine, o “ ae

aera disease, rheamatiam, kidney trouble, ehronic indigestion and biliousness, Tt is an ineifably fine tonic, promote aa waleacence and mitigates the uw es ef age. Taken before retiring at night it is a promoter of sleep. . —— me Manufacturers of all kinds of al Match Fling, Fencing, 2 LATHS AND DRESSED SIDING. a Large quantity of 95 AboNED a LUMB EB on head which will be eae ; eald at the Lowest Marke Rates. —_— Lumber of all binds for Building ead Min > ng parpoees, always OB band or Sawed ‘ ender, Gudere left ot the Saw MILL Bear Quaker Hill, or the orricr, PIgTY HILL the day, Vhen from m along the My darting! reund, But never fm found; No rose was No sound or Alone throu Those spring Bat heme « and gladness My soul is ti and ba! Come back, ery; on the Gress Valley Road, will be promyt'y @eliveree, = =—g a ~~ fy sweetheart! my jeveling? you dar kened all turned away; he morn was dark as aad as dawn, The wilk white daisies my dearest! I sought the garden your throat, thrash's Rote ah! What is like your eyes, dear?-gray sparkles . of the sea, Be clear and crystal shining their bery! glances be; \ And where is any Gower of all that may compare With the softly dancing glitter of the sunshine iu your hair, your feet, way beat; Lhear the dewdrape rustle ta the branches eaverbead. have fied. My life is sad and weary, too dark with want pain, But your dear eyes would bring tts light and Lm, For you were like the diamend spring beneath its lonely palm. epaces hear: Come light this aight of grief and gicom, my Hesper shining elear Not leag bave I te linger, Bot Come back my treasarel came, BY Deas, act tadens. ' ; y silent dwelling your footsteps midnight, the noonday droopet their heads dewy lawa, a blossom your precious tace . red beside your lips, Bo Wy like thrilling of your rove im any gh lingering daytime I listen for ing steps no longer aloag the pathMili md you together for many a day back again; red of desert sands, bereft of cheer come back, my @arling! Across the long te call or fuck Flooring, al ordera, Large er Small are given ‘I stick my head out of a car window, LOOK OUT, when all the time they mein for me to look in,” said the Frenchman. We ask you to LOOK: OUT for bargains, and in so doing you should not fail to LOOK IN our atore. LOOK OUT: and they say to me And not get cheated everywhere else. Every chance you get ° into our store. LOUK OUT For our frequent announcements. ace LOOK IN At our ton of pure Maple Sugar and our 100 gallons of pure Maple Syrup just received direct from the groves of Stanstead county, Canada East. LOOK OUT And get some of our delicious Dried Beef, chipped by machinery while you wait. EFreah Vegetables and Frun EVERY WEDNESDAY. GROCERIES and PROVISIONS FEED, HAY, BIC, Thos, Shutle & San, Plaza Store. TAXES 3-3 1882 rt TAXES! — Notice to Taxpayers — OTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THATT N the Assessment Roll of the County of Nevaga has been placed in nff hands, and that The “State and County Taxes for 1392 are now Due and Payable. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY. GIVEN that in accordance with the requirements of the Political Code, Section 3746, **That the taxes on all personal property secured by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property, will be due and Payable on the First Monday in October, and will be Delinquent on the Last Monday in November Next Thereafter at 6 o'clock P. My and that unless paid prior thereto, 15 per cent. will be added to the amount thereef, and that if said one-half be uot paid before the —— A Hayalican Meng RICHASD . , FHOMAS, For Assemblyman. D. D. BOWMAN, For District Attoruey. B. F. SNELL. For County Treasurer. SHERMAN W. MARSH, For County Clerk. WM. L, COLE, For Sheriff. JOHN WERRY, For County Recorder. ARTHUR POWELL, For Public Administrator. CHAS, E. UREN, For Surveyor. HENRY DANIELS, For Coroner, Will speak at the following places : . Graniteville, Monday, Oct. 10th. North Bloomtield, Tuesday, Oct: 1ith Columbia Hill, Wednesday, Oct. 12th. North San Juan, Thursday, Oct. 13th. French Corral, Friday, Oct. 14th. Mooney Flat, Saturday, Oct. 15th. Maybert, Monday, Oct. 17th. Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 18th. . Last Monday in April Next At 6 o'clock P. M., an additional 5 per cent. will be added thereto. “That the remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property will be payable on and after the Firet Monday in January Next, and WIL be Delinquent on the Last Monday jn April Next thereafter at 6 o'clock P.M, and that unless paid prior thereto § per cent. will be addéd to the amount thereof. “That all the Taxes may be paid at}. the time the first installment as therein provided is due and payable.’’ — For the convenience of tax-payers I will visit the ‘following places at. the times mentioned for the purpose of collecting taxes : NORTH BLOOMFIELD—At Mrs. Lund’s Hotel, October 21. NORTH SAN JUAN—At Furth’s Store, Octobe. 22. TRUCKEE—At Burckhalter’s Bank, October 24. : GRASS VALLEY-—At Clinch & Co's, Store, October 26, 27, 28 and 29. B. F. SNELL, Tax Collector Nevada County. Nevada City, Oct. 4, 1892. CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gus, J, & Ed, Wi Schmidt ty’ Malt Whiskey 4 “Reohive’ Commercial Street, —CREEK SAW MILL and LUMBER C0,, M. L & D MARSH, Proprietors. —_—o on Rock Creek. Office and Yards—Boulder St, Nevada City, Cal. ——aieeenrs Mavufecturare and Dealers tw DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, BOXES, Ete. : — 5 Kept constantly on band or made to order, BRIDCE AND MINING LUMBER-a specialt Oak Wood, in any quantity, for sale. —_———— a Rustic, Siding, Laths, Shakes, Shi: gles in mediate and personal attention . A e “ a hs ral hs . A Bea Serpent in Lake Erie, Specimen Cases. ‘ ' ' THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. While the schooner Madeline Down4:8, an r rotection Reci rocit i H S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was L} 1 oe tng, on ite way from -Buffalo to this troubled with Neur ‘via and Ri.eumatiam . city, was passing the Dunning, about . ~ ws wees . 8 BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors $66 niles eust of a in Lake Evie, Caphis Stomach was d sordered, his Liver . ” . tain Patrick Woods saw about helf a . *99 aifected to an alarming legree . — FRIDAY EV'NG ocr. 7% ‘'9%-) mile ahead the waters of the lake’lashed . appetite fell away, aad he was terribly : into a foam. ' reduced in flesh and strength. Three m : ; y Drawing near, to the surprise of the . bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. G W D t P iF BLOOD MAY FLOW. captain and all.on board, a huge sea rerEdward Shepherd Harrisburg Ih. . urs j ro Z F —— re rt wréstling about in the waters as if P pee : ie ee Candidat . fighting with an unseen enemy was seen had a running sore on his leg of eight . Weaver, the People's Parly t, It soon quieted down and lay at full years’ standing, Used three bottles of Wau PURCHASED THI8 WELLCourting Death. Jength on the surface of the water. cate : ‘Bitters vs seven boxes of known and povular Bakery, on ” : : ° . Captain Woods estimates it to be} Duckiens Arnica Salve, and. his leg is) ; ini A NasHVILis, fenn., Oct. 6.—The nies ‘about fifty feet in length and not Jess . sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, Commercial Street, adjoining : from Pulaski 1s alarming. Genera!) » 41 four feet in circumference of body. . O., had tive large Fever sores on his leg, Transcript Block, i % Weaver says that he will go there ©" . Its head was projecting from the water . doctors said he was incurable, One bot . 1 Intend tokeep on hand at all times thx S: Saturday and hurl defiance at his ig ahomh tour foot. He rig a A ter. te Electric Bitters and one box Backlen’s yory vestot _ On the other hand, it is openly de-{rible looking object. It hac viciously . Arnica Sal ; : ' F ‘ sors 7m ’ aiad ites want ie eparkling eyes ane a ance weed. Pine . rales : ve — him entirely. Sold Bre ad, Pies. Cake, Etc. clared that he will be killec t were plainly seen seemingly sufficiently at Carr Bros., Drag store. j sulting language: oad wad to wh large to assist the snake in propelling itepee aac = Wedding Cakes and Pastry One ae ates = tactading . through the water. The body was A Leader. eee eer +” men, D . 3 mane a Made ta ; death. i Pas endeaeiity are dark brown in color, which — uniform Since its first introduction, Electric Bit1 eeouanie Wrek — Tite [ be many old soldiers 0! : all along. From what he says it would ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, Allorders for anythitg im my line prompt rs ; a:ming and preparing to g° there to pro-. pe capable of crushing a yawl boat and. gm leeoge pune : . ly attended to. ; a cite! tect Weaver. : ite occupants. until now it is clearly in the lead among : By. strict attention to business, giving the asa —_Hs A bloody. fight will certainly follow) As the vessel passed on its. course the . pure medicinal sone and altoratives— ee ape oD ferrel patrenege. eased . : fa single gun anake was seen disporting itself on the . containing nothing which permits iteuse) 0 ee : : _— > "bo . committee is lake. At-the time he saw it the lake . as a bevcrage or intoxicant, it is recog: The oe the affair. -. was calm and there could have been no . nized as the best and purest mediciue for . REDUCTION IN PAINTING ; much distur ® es = mistake in recog niging the object. —Cin-'. a}1 ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kid: NATIONAL,sea Tatereste of Mr. Davie: eater = = neys. It will cure Sick Headache, Indi: CONGRESSIONAL, LF K { Los Angeles a gentleSermons as an Investment. en cae 8 soit ee eg COUNTY, . F. Knapp o = What is the most paying form of lit. 'ro™ e system, Satisfaction gusranss * ; man politically identified with the Reerature? Under certain circumstances, teed with each bottle or the money will. G. E. WITHIN @TON DISTRICT, . e 5 publican League and with the tin indus-) yparently, sermons. The sermon which . be refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle. : : TOWNSHIP try in Southern California,is at the Palace, . Canon Fleming recently preached ‘at Sold by Carr Bros. a NOMINATIONS. says the Chronicle of Tuesday. He is} Sandringham, has already realized 4 __.<éehee IVES notice. that e te "grepare’ to os : the State in the interest profit of £1,300. Considering the com; ‘ : paint Signs, Carts, Buggies on ag5 a arate per eilk visit the different parative brevity of such a contribution : rivate Leeson? ons, ete., in the highest atyle of the art. _ FOR, PRESIDENT, 6 ie . ry ; ‘ : : : . . . : ees : to literature, this must almost be a ‘‘recFrank Power will give rivate lessons "i : 4 ! Congressional districts. He pee ee ord” in publishing profits, Thirteen . at his rooms on ale oa ae ee From and after date I will paint enjamin F arrison eounty to help out John ¥ avis, 7 hundred pounds is no very excessive English branches, Penmanship, Greek Carts from $5 to $10. j j will then return to the Seventh. # sum for a three volume novel, but fora ae te Single a Double Entry : OF INDIANA, Knapp is one of the State organizers Of} pamphlet nofimuch larger than a lead. “"* HS ish e ‘ ciel the rete He thinks there ls no doubt . ing article in a newspaper it is a unique Raise and in ecg Buggies from $16 bo $22.50. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, blic sces3. price. : ypewriting. -lw. ‘ iy nate ads se ee on But, then, the circumstances were TY Sign Painting ss specialty. WHITELAW RED , ARRIVALS. unique, The sermon was preached by . ane : * : or command of the Princess of Wales, and THE HOME MUTUAL SHOP ON BROAD STREET, OPFO oe Union Arrivals. it had. special reference to the premaSITE YORK STREET. : Z ee ture death of the heir presumptive to the INSURANOEB COMPANY : : : : eu uaetaees ——

F. E. Jones, Colfax g crown. Ono is glad to know that the] —or— gO © ive me a call before placing Joseph C. Campbell. Of San Joaquin : ¥ W. Clock, Colfax, excellent : Gordon Boys home has SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. rour work elsewhere. Thenes Th. Bird. ..>.«.+-0f Venture C. FE. Purington, San Francisco, profited by the large sum realized by the —\ ce Edgar Jenkins, Downieville, sale which Canon Fleming has generHome Otfice—318 California street, . ————— oN Se ee ee William Carson. ...---Of Humboldt W. E. Davis, You Bet, ously placed at its disposal,—St, James’ Company's Building. / Dissolution otice. MB. Mory...-.<0ss-000s Of Chico Mrs. H. Dickenson, Bloomfield, Gazette. Solid in Assets, ; T ) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-NoJames Waymire...-.--Of Oakland J. H. Helwig, 2 Se Cautious in Management, tice is hereby ‘given that the co-partI. Hecht....-.++Of San Francisco Mits M. Helwig, . ae Se _— oe wie heretofore existing between the H. V. Morehouse....Of Santa Rosa A. M. Williama, Sacramento, John B, Snyder, of Barto, Berks Liberal and Prom pt in the undersigned in the blacksmithing busi-. Jonn T. Porter OF Montere Ely eg ner a serge k , ones siptagepeee ty = Adjustment and Payment ness under the firm name ead, sty, Lb hae oe kee eae e teiend Miss 8. ’ out after wild raspberries the other day Barton & Smith, has this day been dis» L. Hanscom.....-+-> 4 Geo. Arden, Auburn, on the premises’ of his brother, Jacob of Leases a a mutual consent, William J. : — et Reno, Snyder, above Forgedale, when he: met od Smith will continue baer Lrpae os ye For Congress—Seeoad District, re Gedk Columbia Hill with quite an adventure, He was busy é : same place and will pay all debts due by on H ion Forest City, : among some briers and brambles, when GEO, W. HILL, Manager, said firm ard collect and receipt for al. John F. Davis, ee Shesrnhia, . a big black snake suddenly reared up Omce No. 90 Main Street. debts and aannnse ager aa aioe a Ot Calaveras. one : Chas. K. Tower, Portjand, Or., near him and came at him full tilt. : 2 a Dated at a a City, la, ey ‘Prank Morris, & P. Ca, The only weapon Snyder had was his GRASS VALLEY, paver aie BARTON, JR., For Joint Senator, oc Dave Morris, & berry kettle, which he swung at the Jounx Mutroy, Special Agent. sk WILLIAM J. SMITH. Third Senatorial District. —_— head of the serpent, knocking it-over, : F (Nevada, Sierra and Plumas Counties, ) National Exchange: then-jamped.upon and dispatched the —————eeeeao : ‘IMrvey L. Ford, — memny: eer Of Downieville. : Ban Francisco, Just then down from a bush dropped I I I sluceniune ‘ ee . mM. a 7 the mate of the ugly reptile and at once é For Assemblyman—12th District, : 5 eS “i showed fight, but this one also got a : oe , J. H. Roberta, +e : Richard I. Thomas, 5 ee H. 8. Judell, + whack with the kettle and was soon a Aeenvl a . . : D. Hi. Birdsell, * killed. Mr. Snyder lost all his berries I Ot Birchville. : W. W. Van Eman, = and left the field somewhat nervous and : : : Sog Caro, # excited after his set-to and victory. The ’ For Sheriff, F. 8. Jacoby, aii “gnaix” were about 514 feet long.—Potts. William L. Cole, : F. a Eo ely 25, town Leader. ; Of Nevada City. Geo. q = ania S. Cobn, wnieville, A A cS ‘ ‘ “an 6 : 5 ge ee il t a eae weno Sora . Owing to my continued sickness, 1 have conclud , sons Olek, 5 “ we yple. a . ar = < : 2 a D. Datrom, Bloomfield, am experience that will enable them . t> close out my business in Nevada City. I offer to the waar es Fi oo i 5 G. W. Robinaoa, a to tell about the largest fish story of the . — : . c : R. McMurray, 5an Juan season. Soon after dinner it was dispeople of this county a grand line ot ‘ M. C. Hogan, “ eovered that the bluefish were driving For County Treasurer, A. Meyer, = mackerel in schools into Goose Fair : : a a = B. F. Snell, 4 H, A. Bell, Sacramento, brook, a stream about knee deep and a = Of You Bet. ; bs : Path eg rod wide, By 4 o'clock probably 150 APE Cesc e . Newborg, sona-—imien, Ww irls— “ ur District Attorne z 3: City, persons—imen, women, boys and girls : y: oy : * Me eels, Colts, were hard at work in the water. Every ’ 1 i Dp. D. Bowman, ie Wm. "Selick, " male who arrived at the scene of action q } Of Graas Valley. — =e } promptly divested himself of shoes and —_ om z . « . stockings and entered the water. The } a} j } For County Recorder, : Mr. W. D. Wert of Geneva, N. ¥.] women and girls did the same, John Werry; a Ss , was cured of the severest form of dyapep Altogether a conservative estimate AT A Of Nevada City. me sia by Hood's Sarsaparilla. . Full oy would make the afternodn catch at least — ae lars sent if you write Cc, IL. Hoo . an ordinary one horse cart full.—Lowell : For Public Administrator, fe Co., Lowell, Mass. Mail. oe Arthur Powell, ‘a T highest praise has been won by Arrested in the Eighth Inaing. GREAT ‘ Py Of Grass Valley. PER re sglgoors easy, yet efficient Two twelve-year-old colored lade For C aa A action. climbed a*tree one day and proceeded ° oe County Sucre ae to watch tha ball game without liqui= . TC ae Charles E. Uren, pucklen's Arnica Salvedating at the box office. All would have He on : 3 Of Grass Valley. ig 2 — been serene if they had not broken off : sr ee The best Salve in the world for Co several branches ofthe tree. The owner ee : For Coroner, : Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe] of the tree, who happened to be in the Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. Henry Daniels, ‘a wer Sorea, Tettar, Chapped Hands, Chil-]. grounds, saw the destruction of his Of Grass Valley. : ; " blai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and . shade tree, and getting an offiver, slipped — : itiv ely cures Piles, or no pay required around and pulled the boys trom, their TOWNSHIP : NOMINATIONS. z : : Ais OX y teed to give Bee! 2 satisfac . perch. The youtha did not mind being te e toe o1 money sob a Price 25 cents . arrested, which occurred in the last half For Supervisor—First District. € per bor For sale ¢ Carr Brothers’ Dra . of the eighth inning, but begged the offiJ. M. BUFFINGTON, co Biers: a20ly . cer to let them remain until the game Of Nevada City. Ss . was finished,— Washington Letter.ee eo eee . For Supervi d District, Phantome. A Giant, and Still Growing. — RICHARD NOELL, x the adA young wan came to the city thir. ~£ AY Ot Grass Valley. \ ann “—— lo oe st svening from Monterey en route northAGEN T FOR —_—. : seg phantoms, without the slightest} ‘ard and soon had crowds following For Supervisor—Fifth District, Cae shadow of reality about them. Qa the im everywhere he went. His name i: : ; : } Cc. R. MeLENNAN, Y ether hand, uo statement has ever been . \rthur Johnson, and he is a native of . a ; posal Ot Truckee. made in behalf of Hostetter’s Stomach} janta Cruz. He is only eighteen years \ eee : W ATER. “ Bittera that is not susceptible cf ample . ¢ age, but 6 feet 044 inches in his stockNT 0). ! ; i) GING ER ALE Nevada Township. substantiation. Care haa ever —— ugs aud weighs about 180 pounds. Hk ae : >) = i: Beagre YER For Justices of the Peace—Charles E. in laying it shen Sater > . — ueasures 80 inches about the waist ana % \ ( 4 ( 8 RAN G = C . D Mulloy and W. D. Plunkett. cLrcnea ett ee on onteite il ant about the chest, He is still growing m : For Constables—Wm. Scott and Jos. . aoe hes tie, vecord of thia ster—Sacramento Cor, San Francisco Chron : Foyer. _ time-hanored remedy, provea by iele Ese e ss eee : = E re most respectable evidence to be a eae oust Recelve Grass Valley Township. remedy for and preventive of malaria ate sf For Justices of the Peace—J. 1. Sykes, Jas. McLachlan. % ‘For Constables—Wm. Richards, Thos. Halsall. Meadow Lake Township. For Justices of the Peace—C. Thomas For Constibles—J. Lambercht and C. Anderson. Little York Township." For Justices of the joe and Alex. Drynan. Bottomley. 4 Washington Township. Cook and W. E. Yeaw. For Constable—John B. Lithgow. Eureka Township. lar. For Constables—E. Northup and W Bloomfield Township. Por Justices of the Peace—Jas. Mec Kinney, Sidney Richardson. For Constables— F. L. Arbogast, Edw Cummins. . Rough & Realy Townsh NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. RECTOR BROS Proprietors For Constables—R. E. Linder and R. For Justices of the Peace—John L” Bridge Township. For Justices of the See TO Stot‘The Only First-class Hotel in the_it) Free from the danger of Fire so prevalentin Large Hotels, —< Headquarters of Commercial Traveler: and Tourists. Free Bus to andfrom al Trains. Telegraph, Post Office and General Stag Office in the Building. Any Hotel in the Interior lof the State. PROTECTION. ° RECIPROCIT —FOoR— Candidate for Assemblyman, —AND— 2D. Bowmas, Candidate for District Attorney, North Bloomfield, Sept. 28th. Rough & Ready, Sept. 29th. -. Truckea, Saturday, et. St. Massive Fire-proof Structure. The Table Not Excelled by tha: HARRISON AND RELD. Richard 1. Thomas, Will Address the fo at the followmg 2s I AVING eee the btoc and trade of L. Hirschman, on PINE STREET, lic generally th will keep on hand all grades of CIG $, TOBACCO, IPES, Ete., which will sell at the west rates. UNION HOTEL First-Class in all Its Appointments,2 And the only hotel in the city that employs ALL WHITE LABOR. e@Free ‘Bus to and From All Trains. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprietor. uick Time § Chean are ak a Wa Bastern Cities and to }a¥ Ve GREAT TRE NSCONTICENTA) ‘@, ALL RAIL RO€TES —OFr THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (Paciric System.) with Railway nes ‘lew York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE a SLEEPING ,CARs And S<cond-class. Sleeping Oars Attached ‘to Express Traina’ Hereby notify their friends and the pub-. . daily Express Trains make prompt connec. . tions Boston Ravine, Thursday, Oct. 20th Grass Valley, Friday, Oct. 22nd. You Bet, Saturday, Oct. 21st. Boca, Tuesday, Oct. 25th. Truckee, Wednesday, Oct. 26th. Cuicago Park, Thursday, Oct. 27th. Nevada City, Saturday, Oct. 29th. Rough and Ready, Monday, Oct. Slat. Pleasant Valley, Tuesday, Nov. lat. Spenceville, Wednesday, Nov. 2nd. Union Schoo] House, Thurday, Nov. 3rd. Nevada City, Saturday, Nov. 5th. Grass Valley, Monday, Nov. 7th. ‘Township Committees will please make all necessary arrangements for ithe above meetings. N. P. BROWN, Chairman Republican County Central Committee. J. J. Tyrrett, Secretary. GOOD Journals FOR THE PRICE OF ONE, — K—_—= Our Premiums FOR THIS YEAR. —><—— —THIS PAPER— —WIiTR— THE SAN FRANCISCO Weekly Call! PRICE 91.25 PER YEAR, a) THE SAN FRANCISCO. Morning Call! PRICE 86.00 PER XEAB. ve E SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL Is a bandsome eight page paper. It is issued every Tharsdaf, and contains all of the important news of the week, gleaned [rom every quarter of the globe, complete up to date of publication. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial newa and market quotations, aud gives special attention to horticultural and agricultural news, and is in every respect a firstclass family paper,. appealing tothe interest. of every member of the household. 2@ —N—— : HE MORNING CALL ni (Seven Issuzs a WEex) Is a live metropolitan daily. It is the MOST RELIABLE, and ts recognized as being the LEADING NEWSPAPER of the Pacific Coast, Either of the above papers we will send postpald es a premium on receipt of the follow. 1 ‘ing subscription prices for the combination: z DAILY CALL AND THIS PAPER, PRR YEAR, [$9.00] IN ADVANCE. WEEKLY CALL And This Paper, Per Year, . $6.50) © IN ADVANCE, ——————— Broad st., Nevada one, op: Nat-ovna © ehange hotel TS PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of Tickets Sold, Sieeping Car Berths secured and other inform m given & applic: tion at the Company's Offices where passe gers calling in person can sesure choice o: routes, ete. * a Terri 7.8. GOODMAN, bh GRAY, Gus. Tet eee RAIL ROAD LANDS. ; i For. Justices of the cone: a Q Roberts, Wm Walker. Lavy. For Constablee—Frank Rex, Wa. . Orders sold at Lowest Rates for tickets for passage from Europe and Eastern citGerses, Carriages and Buaga'e? To de found in this part of the State. Backs to let at shortest Sues hy peo dK nontey The borees are free from vice, of gerd st)! and capable of going aa fast as any gentle These orders, if not used oe ats an ek oueeeh Gall Good Saddle Horses alwarson band MES. B. LUTZ, Proprietor. The Township Committees will pl For iands in Central make all ¥ arrangemeats for the fo als Oregon, gata 224, Belk Tops to . Broad Strent.< . ..beleiw National Hotel. ae N, P. BROWN, w. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C, P. R: R. 8a . Comfortable Rooms coe gern Chairman 3 Coun’ Franciece. The Table Supplied + Committee. v Arel, Tor Lapfain Southern: Qoliteenity. COA? 1 market affords. J. R. Traasaa, Secretary: . TaRoME MADDEN, Land Acent. 8 FR * Gourd and Lodging by the day, voek ‘ Francine, o “ ae