September 20, 1898 (4 pages)

Be, Recorder, ie ae Ee nods) inty Clerk, SAST. Se as For Sheriff, te r Assessor, ELM, lee Treasurer, Om see = 2 4RS. 1¢e . t Attorney, TER, F'4 ; Reached, .LER’S DGE” SEER iILT EDGE S PURE. Agents ‘sat ty Saloon Proprietor.ada City. anted. » > our complete sets: ie holidays, Each for little ones to ok charming, de‘ices range e déom each overdiowius ns. . Tremendous m. Four months ic workers. yet ‘zest commiss Ons, ro eee ares. s for paying pa e. Drop all ech ith‘our eXeclusive NAL BOOK , CO CHICAGO, a2 90¢ Aa Ein Te bbb Ad jit, $2. ed a lot of y are Grand LE} 4L. CHEAP. is $1.75 and rain brin gs D. 1 cur winA didddd THE GRASS VALLEY NBWS, . Avowed Democratic aspirants tor Cel mamueeat a ae mad since the primaries of last SatarA Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told . day, but they are not the only factors mal fn the situation, There area number Over The Telephone. of patriots on the qui vive, as if exMrs. Henry Daniels is very sick. \pecting to hear at any moment a call William Provis, the grocer, and his. from their country to sacrifice thetnwife have returned from the seashore. selves for their party’s good by conMrs, O. H. Hankins and her grand-. senting to let their hame go on the danghter, Carrie Brown, have gone to. Democratic ticket in order to give presOakland to spend the winter. tige and tone to it if for no other purPeter Wettereau and Miss Jennie} pose. Guerin were married at the Catholic! There is at least one place on the church this morning by Rev. Father Maguire ticket that threatens to’ go Greeley. begging, and that is the Assemblyship. Emmanuel Episcopal church of this . First Samuel Butler, the’ miner-orator city has extended a call to Rev. Mars-. of this city, had it thrown at his head den of Buffalo, New York, to become . and he dodged with alacrity. its rector.and the reverend gentleman! Then the Democrats agreed as with has signified his acceptance of the call. . one accord. that Thomas H. Carr, who He recently lost his wife, and is anxious . some years ago served a term in the to take ~ his work in the midst of new . Assembly from Yaba county and madé scenes. & record that was greatly to his credit, ee nae was just the man for the place, but Mr. A Strong Candidate. — Carr surveyed the situation, sized up The Grass Valley Union, the organ of . the chances and said, “Nay, Pauline.” the Democratic party, pays this spon-. . Within the past week sothebody distaneous and merited tribute to Sheriff . covered County Assessor Martin. Then Getchell who is a candidate for re-. @ delegation went and serenaded him election: “The splendid showing and the great . aud fame might be ‘his if he would strength he showed in the Republican . only bow his head to receive the crown. nominating convention is evidence that . But he had been doing some figuring he is very popular in his party and ‘on. his own hook and he broke away ample evidence that the Democrats will . with a suddenness that baffled pur; have to nominate a strong man to beat . suit. him. Mr. Getchell has conducted the. This week a fine-tooth comb and a office creditably.” microscope have been brought to bear : eee ‘ on Grass Valley with the hope of fillThe decision of Judge Prewitt of . there that is worth having seems to Napa to the effect; that in counties . want to be had in that connection. It ' where the Great Register hms not been. !ooks very much just now as though caneelled, electors have a right to regis-. the Democracy will concede that the ter up to fifteen days before election. Republicans have in Assemblyman will have a big effect throughout the . Robinson an honest, capable, conservaState if sustained by the Supreme . tive and watchful mun who will do the Court to which tribunal an appeal has . Square thing by all his constituents in already been taken. The points ,of. the future as he has in the past, and law he makes appear to be good andthe. that they will not array any body general opinion is that he will not be; against him. : reversed. “It is either this,” said a prominent Democrat on Broad street today, “or se we might perhaps listen to the plea of Alexander Field, surveyor of the Fire . the Populists for fusion to the extent Underwriters of the Pacific Coast, is . that we let them name the Assemblyhere supervising a new survey of the . ’man on our ticket.” city with a view to revising the rates. It is believed that the Populists, who for fire insurance. This action is. hold their county convention in this rendered necessary by the extension. city beginning at the same hour next and improvement of the water system . Saturday the Democrats meet, ' will of the city, Many of our citizens will! consent to fuse on condition that they get the benefit of marked reductions . are accorded the right to name the Asin the rates they are now paying. semblyman and the County Treasurer, — +00 An Unaccountable Disappearance. Last Thursday Antone Boardman, a Democrats themselves are divided on seventeen year old lad employed in. the fusion proposition. Some of them Giffin’s cigar factory at this city, dis-. bitterly oppose recognizing the Peoappeared after drawing his pay and has. Ple’s Party to the slightest extent, but not since been heard from. He did not . tbete is a strong faction who are conA New insurance Survey. with a beautiful song of what honor . *hirds of the members of t but that they will not cansent to ac-. ana needy. cepting one place on the ticket. The, worthy. families are being cared for. ISCRIE DBWOGRATIC. POSSIBILITIES. count CEMERAL cOWMITTE) TUESDAY ...SEPT. 20, 1808. (Many Asprants For Nomination and Not Tt Oganias or the Coming Ca "How Ofcors and Committees, The newly appointed Republican . . nomination have been hustling like . county central committee met last evening at the parlors, of the Union hotel in this city and organized for the campaign that is about to open by electing S. W. Marsh, Nevada City, chairman; W. J. Michell, Grass Valley, vice chairman; J. J. Hanley, Nevada City, Secretary; A. J. Hosking, Grass Valley, assistant secretary; M. W. Ar‘gall, Grass Valley, treasurer. An executive committee was agpointed, consisting of Ohaitman Marsh, Vice Chairman Michell, Secretary Hanley, Assistant Secretary Hosking, together with Messrs. Argall, Matteson _ and Robert Deeble of Grass Valley and Messrs. Meservey, Shoecraft and Hughes of Nevada City.: George L. Hughes presented the following which was adopted: Resouvep, That’ hereafter all delegates from Nevada county to Republican State and District conventions shall be elected at primaries, caucuses or county conventiinn as may be determined by proper action of the county central committee acting under the call of the State Central mittee. Be it further resolved that this resolution, when adopted, shall not be rescinded except at a meeting where twocommittee shall actually be present and vote in favor of reconsidering the same. The com mittee ordered all outstanding bills paid, after which a vote of thanks was tendered Oo. 0, N.G.C,, for the use of its armory last Thursday night; to D. J. Stevens and Rector Bros. for the use of their hotel parlors, and to the officers of the retiring County Central Committee for duties well performed. The committee nidiemrnien to meet Holbrook House, Grass Valley, when the party nominees and the members of the Purity Seeamiien are expected to be present. ° An Unfortunate Family. Last evefiing’s Grass Valley Telegraph says: A family named Cave, who arrived here a few days ago, and are residing on Hill’s Flat, are in destitute circumstances and to add to their misfortune two of the children are down with scarlet fever. The attention of the Ladies’ Relief Society was called to the case and Saturday they sent out a supply of provisions. The children who are ill are now Yeceiving proper care and it is hoped will’ soon be well. The society is doing a vast amount of good in Grass Valley, and the ladies are deserving of great credit for their untiring efforts in behalf of the poor At’present three or four UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. s D.J. STEVENS, MAnaGcErR take away his clothing and other pertemplating making a vigorous fight on ee sonal effects and his brother, Liew . this issue. Strenuous efforts are being Boardman of the Herald office, is wor-. ™ade to prevail upon the latter to re-; R. L. Harter, San Jose ried aboat ink cede from their position, but so far. 8. Murchin, x si Steccatatinc cy ena ea without avail. r? eet Juhn Kendrick Bangs’ New Stories. oa are oe ey dengan CG. A; Page, Stockton ga : , ay for the Treasureship. Some o 8S. Andrews bis 4 a rca gem eo pee the straight-out Democrats think Cal. D. Gotz, Sacramento PP aay R. Clarke would prove a formidable} HWilson, “ Journal. ‘They are called “Stories of a didat Kila ‘the fasidnist H. Brown, San Francisco Suburban Town.” There are several, . “@UCl@ale, while the fusionists are. (5 "Wilson, and each wil] relate some droll inciunited in the opinion that J.J.Jack-. B. Black, es a in the life of Nt hich . 8°" WNogs the Populist candidate of . M. Adler, . ents 15 bne TN) of 6 sonar OMe She four years ago came within about 125. ERich, Sacramento ‘every “suburbanite” will instantly apvotes of defeating County. Treasurer J. Miller, — W. Smith, Auburn Yay te bei Set swe aha oe Snell and led E. W. Donnelly, the reg-. _ R. Bacon, Elke Grove ular Democratic nominee by about 475. A. Winters, Monterey Pareck: 6. Gone eee votes, would give popularity. to the ?: Sir ar iene pate “Mesérs. Osborne, Dower & Co. who! ticket. C. Sais Cherokee :are prospecting the Maude 8. quartz/ Yesterday the Grass Valley Demo-. M. Lang, claim at Canada Hill, near the Charon-. erats brought to the front a new can-. A. Govan. Delhi nat, have found a twelve inch ledge of . didate for Public Administrator in the. MSneed, good quality and everything indicates . person of E. 8. Mainbart, a well-known Se that they will make a paying mine of . grocer of that town. As faras can be dit. They have a hoisting and pumping . ascertained now, however, it looks as —PLAZA— rig on the property. thoagh Chairman Snyder of thecounty. . . VERY AND FEED STABLE. “cincinnati ot central committee had so laid his wires * He Will Recover. as to have a “cinch” on this plam. f Willow Valley, who It looks now as though Grass Valley « Johan Garam af, 80 badly by cane a . Would capture about three-quarters:.of loaded wood wagon ran over hini, is the places on the Maguire ticket and getting along well. It is now believed . the situation naturally provokes * he will secever. good deal of feeling among the aspieee ‘ . rants from other parts of the county. I A Very Surprised Man. Rough and Ready Notes. It was a surprised man who wentinto. ‘yr. and Mrs. ‘Ed. Byers will return Hibbitt’s, the Tailor Store on Pine) this week from their wedding trip and street, yesterday and saw him opening . Mr, Byers will build a house near the np bolt after bolt of New Woolens for Byers ‘homestead. the Fall trade, and when Hibbitt) yr) jorass contemplates a trip to quoted the low prices for suits and. Norway. He has rented the Jorass pants be was more surprised. But . panch to Andrew Fagerskog. when he was told they were bought for!’ The Rough and Ready schgol has 29 Spot Cash he was not’ surprised at the pupils enrolled. ° low prices, as he was a business manand. ‘The Adventists hold Sabbath school knows the difference between buying . weekly in the public school honse. on credit and boying for cash. Rev. Withrow’s health has not been If you are thinking’ of getting any-. pood recently and he expects to be thing in his line see him and get his) transferred from the Indian Springs prices and you will leav your 0r-. circuit to the coast. ders. 820-tf The new. postoffice of Fernly at Tne y ———--_ +o Tue Leader milliner from San Fran. dian Springs makes a good showing for ’ dised is now at the er, Mrs. Fish. '‘the trial period and will probably be, er’s, with an elegant ling of. millinery, . continued. and will remain th days, Please ; = call. 820-3t Tz You Have Any disease due to imRare pure or impoverished blood, like scrofGreat gains. ula, salt rheam, dyspepsia, or catarrh, ‘No establishment in California offer /you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla weuch big bargains in clothing, gents and be promptly cured. furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hate, Hoop’s PItts are easy i take, easy to Bner Ot. 8: F +: LAER AO, Peale te. Cure indigestion, ‘biliousClothing Emporiam. You can save . °PeTs!e— dollars by calling at this place. Do so. %®8*25 Gah NC Ro ay RNa before making your purchases elseNew ice Company. where. 8-15 ant araitils Se een ore “fhe Nevada City Ice Company is now Hot Weather Food. prepared to supply the public with Nothing conld be better than the first-class natural ice at reasonable . rates, Ottice at residence of Thomas ee ae feet and tripe . (oreoran, first door above Theater s a ve They are the rahe rear of fheater. ‘Telephone ean William & Thomas Harry, Propietors, (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) ILL KEEP CONT TARTS ON HAND THE horses and buggies that can be obtained in the pape ys . ce ag day. and night. 8 give usa call, jon to transients. -@Q When you want a sty ae S; . NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. een No. 72. Delinquent Notice. A SUERTE GOLD og ooty COMPANY. 404 ee abs ro Podiong a . fe fornia. Li ne, ore on of + works, Nevada City, ea are pe apm ge pon the follewing descri nt of assessmeat Ho, 1k levied om the dd day of Aeguee the several ite the the ney d of the respective shareh: jows : No N Nam Be wr Shares. Am’t. L. 8. hose, T 2500 And in Chie denad aith law, and a Pte «. cf the Board of Directors, made on $d ad oot deck ca ne may het of each be ola at pablie auction at the office of ‘the Compan. Street; San FranFrege California, on W ey "i gdnyeedas » the 28th os f Septem of Lo'clock . of said Peel 13 bay tt mit and expenses of the sale. chaicest selected goods. For sale in . No. qaantities to suit. {tf) J.J. JAacKsoN. tf. Corcoran & Arpoaasr. Office—401 Mo: fe 3 Street, San Fran~ cisco, California. 818 ee SPs again next Tuesday.evening at the. class custom. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT oe TT SLOIGE-BOK. n/ The God Sarng nv Invention of a ry J, Wess Moore of f Fragdon, Trinity . county, is the inventor of a siuice-box . for saving fine or flour ‘gold, -“Mr. Moore was in town the ‘other day,” says the Redding Free Press, which publisb. es the following wos Cpaed had ite him: a “My alules tema wad Mr. Moore, “made and set flume fashin, are twelve feet long with ten-inch slides, and sixteen inches wide. They are set at a grade.of not less than seven incfies to every twelve feet. The first box set, is the last box the dirt goes through; made sixteen inches wide at the top end, thirty-two inches wide at the bottom end, and having a sevei-inch grade. Common grain sacks are laid on the bottom and wooden riffles laid’ on the sacks, seven-éeighths of an inch apart. “The next. box is carpeted with one thickness of sack, securely tacked at the top end only and. overlapping the one below three to five inches. . Each box above is likewise arranged. Wooden riffles may be laid in box No. 2, as well as in box No. 1,the spreading box, Care must be exercised to not ran more water through than is absolutely neaanas 5! to carry off the gravel. Take up the top sacks first, washing them wellinatub of water, After all the sacks are up sweep and Scrape the ‘boxes tothe bottom end and amalgamate. I guarantee that the boxes will catch all the. gold if handled properly.” nem arnt sen . Saloon For Sale. cated saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale. Has an excellent run of firstoffice. as0-tf “In cleaning up, run very little wate f One of the best fitted up and best lo-. : Che Health of the ts indicated by its Segditsn. Phen sen . the natural secretions decrease; when the hair becomes dry, splits at the ends and comes out in combing ¢ when the gloss disappears and the hair be~ comes gray or faded, the til health of the hair is indicated. esuccess of AYER’S HAIR VIGOR is dae to the fact that it restores the hatr-producing organs to their natural vigor. encourages and promotes the szcretions of the hair follicles, and thus gray or faded hair regains its original color, new growth begins, ard lost lastre is restored, “T have used Htatr Vigor for fifteen ycars, It causes the hairto keep its natural ¢ lor andisa pasitive cure for, baldness,” — T, WEYANT, Weyant, Pa, aan George E. Riley Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nomnating Convention. — i A Beautiful Present 7 the manufacturers, J.C. decided to GIVE A In order to further introduck ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand), Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, AY a beautiful present with each package of starch sold. These presents are in the form of Beautiful Pastel Pictures . They are 13x19 inches in size, and are entitled as follows: lowa, have R. LeRoy, of urchased of your grocer, beautiful picture. Lilacs and Wild Pansies. American Poppies. Pansies and Lilacs and Marguerites. Iris, These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned pastel artist, ew York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. The pictures are accurately reproduced. in all the oe used in the originals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing them in beauty, richness of color and aa merit. One of these pictures sh ada s Elastic Starch with each package of a . arc It is the best laundry starch on the market, and 1s sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE i sh rewd People >? ® AE ASAE ASAT TIE AT AS AAT pede Selon Sp pIEIDBIDIIIIORINROOIOIORIOIOING MMM MEME Ie MCMEIC ILSNOSME SESE SESE So Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to anything in ‘the line of FURNITURE they have found that a5 ; JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial ‘Street, Keeps _a.large stock and gives his /eustomers the best bargains. If you are pace gees, Hs of gerard new farniVai Will Profit Thereby. STATI RHA IE ROKK bd IIIA Ky . : OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. ‘Call on us before : going elsewhere. M. L. & D, MARSH Stylish Millinery, Including the latest. and most. ; fashionable goods for the fall trade, expressly for this market! Carefully selected ELEANOR mings, etc, consisting of the ‘finest in E. HOEFT, The Artistic: Milliner, Is now in New York city, where she has pur. chased a large stock of Hats, Bonnets, Trim+ : re _——et> PARISIAN AND NEW YORK STYLES. a The new goods will shortly arrive and be on exhibition at her store} on Broad street next door to the County Treasurer’ 8 office. During the remainder of our © . Clecrance Sale prices upon Goods will be cut in Two. Hore Are a Fo Bargains . adies’ Kid Button: ‘and Lace Shoes, with patent: leather tips, coin toe, $1 per pair. . Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12:to 2, for 90 cents per pair. Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizés 11 to 2, regular $2 Shoe, will be closed out $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10-cents. -Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now 10 cents. Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at 80 cents. All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy Hiveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Note These Prices Are Strictly Cash, The Popular . Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. Commercial Street---Telephone 203, What a Man Wears in the way of Jewelry is not usually conspicuons, but it Should be good. Many flim-+ sy articles are offered as Pr yhrg which are unworthy . of the name and unfit to ‘wear. Look at our'‘line of Scarf Pins, Shirt Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and Cuff Buttons and the more important articles such as Watches, Chains, ‘Rings, etc.,and your good taste will immediately recBe ognize them as being of'sterling meri‘, They are rich in design, claste in workmanship, and fine in quality, but moderate in price. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. . 8 4 Watchmakers and Jewelers. 159999099 s_.The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a_ high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. ra% Vv MADE IN NEVADA CITY my SGI PP By N. S. of Md. THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the ~ LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ooPk. B. WOLF CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; ‘Has the Best Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—asc. per quart. any quantity you want. _ Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. ‘DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY, Will sell you 2 1

Be, Recorder, ie ae Ee nods) inty Clerk, SAST. Se as For Sheriff, te r Assessor, ELM, lee Treasurer, Om see = 2 4RS. 1¢e . t Attorney, TER, F'4 ; Reached, .LER’S DGE” SEER iILT EDGE S PURE. Agents ‘sat ty Saloon Proprietor.ada City. anted. » > our complete sets: ie holidays, Each for little ones to ok charming, de‘ices range e déom each overdiowius ns. . Tremendous m. Four months ic workers. yet ‘zest commiss Ons, ro eee ares. s for paying pa e. Drop all ech ith‘our eXeclusive NAL BOOK , CO CHICAGO, a2 90¢ Aa Ein Te bbb Ad jit, $2. ed a lot of y are Grand LE} 4L. CHEAP. is $1.75 and rain brin gs D. 1 cur winA didddd THE GRASS VALLEY NBWS, . Avowed Democratic aspirants tor Cel mamueeat a ae mad since the primaries of last SatarA Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as Told . day, but they are not the only factors mal fn the situation, There area number Over The Telephone. of patriots on the qui vive, as if exMrs. Henry Daniels is very sick. \pecting to hear at any moment a call William Provis, the grocer, and his. from their country to sacrifice thetnwife have returned from the seashore. selves for their party’s good by conMrs, O. H. Hankins and her grand-. senting to let their hame go on the danghter, Carrie Brown, have gone to. Democratic ticket in order to give presOakland to spend the winter. tige and tone to it if for no other purPeter Wettereau and Miss Jennie} pose. Guerin were married at the Catholic! There is at least one place on the church this morning by Rev. Father Maguire ticket that threatens to’ go Greeley. begging, and that is the Assemblyship. Emmanuel Episcopal church of this . First Samuel Butler, the’ miner-orator city has extended a call to Rev. Mars-. of this city, had it thrown at his head den of Buffalo, New York, to become . and he dodged with alacrity. its rector.and the reverend gentleman! Then the Democrats agreed as with has signified his acceptance of the call. . one accord. that Thomas H. Carr, who He recently lost his wife, and is anxious . some years ago served a term in the to take ~ his work in the midst of new . Assembly from Yaba county and madé scenes. & record that was greatly to his credit, ee nae was just the man for the place, but Mr. A Strong Candidate. — Carr surveyed the situation, sized up The Grass Valley Union, the organ of . the chances and said, “Nay, Pauline.” the Democratic party, pays this spon-. . Within the past week sothebody distaneous and merited tribute to Sheriff . covered County Assessor Martin. Then Getchell who is a candidate for re-. @ delegation went and serenaded him election: “The splendid showing and the great . aud fame might be ‘his if he would strength he showed in the Republican . only bow his head to receive the crown. nominating convention is evidence that . But he had been doing some figuring he is very popular in his party and ‘on. his own hook and he broke away ample evidence that the Democrats will . with a suddenness that baffled pur; have to nominate a strong man to beat . suit. him. Mr. Getchell has conducted the. This week a fine-tooth comb and a office creditably.” microscope have been brought to bear : eee ‘ on Grass Valley with the hope of fillThe decision of Judge Prewitt of . there that is worth having seems to Napa to the effect; that in counties . want to be had in that connection. It ' where the Great Register hms not been. !ooks very much just now as though caneelled, electors have a right to regis-. the Democracy will concede that the ter up to fifteen days before election. Republicans have in Assemblyman will have a big effect throughout the . Robinson an honest, capable, conservaState if sustained by the Supreme . tive and watchful mun who will do the Court to which tribunal an appeal has . Square thing by all his constituents in already been taken. The points ,of. the future as he has in the past, and law he makes appear to be good andthe. that they will not array any body general opinion is that he will not be; against him. : reversed. “It is either this,” said a prominent Democrat on Broad street today, “or se we might perhaps listen to the plea of Alexander Field, surveyor of the Fire . the Populists for fusion to the extent Underwriters of the Pacific Coast, is . that we let them name the Assemblyhere supervising a new survey of the . ’man on our ticket.” city with a view to revising the rates. It is believed that the Populists, who for fire insurance. This action is. hold their county convention in this rendered necessary by the extension. city beginning at the same hour next and improvement of the water system . Saturday the Democrats meet, ' will of the city, Many of our citizens will! consent to fuse on condition that they get the benefit of marked reductions . are accorded the right to name the Asin the rates they are now paying. semblyman and the County Treasurer, — +00 An Unaccountable Disappearance. Last Thursday Antone Boardman, a Democrats themselves are divided on seventeen year old lad employed in. the fusion proposition. Some of them Giffin’s cigar factory at this city, dis-. bitterly oppose recognizing the Peoappeared after drawing his pay and has. Ple’s Party to the slightest extent, but not since been heard from. He did not . tbete is a strong faction who are conA New insurance Survey. with a beautiful song of what honor . *hirds of the members of t but that they will not cansent to ac-. ana needy. cepting one place on the ticket. The, worthy. families are being cared for. ISCRIE DBWOGRATIC. POSSIBILITIES. count CEMERAL cOWMITTE) TUESDAY .....SEPT. 20, 1808. (Many Asprants For Nomination and Not Tt Oganias or the Coming Ca "How Ofcors and Committees, The newly appointed Republican . . nomination have been hustling like . county central committee met last evening at the parlors, of the Union hotel in this city and organized for the campaign that is about to open by electing S. W. Marsh, Nevada City, chairman; W. J. Michell, Grass Valley, vice chairman; J. J. Hanley, Nevada City, Secretary; A. J. Hosking, Grass Valley, assistant secretary; M. W. Ar‘gall, Grass Valley, treasurer. An executive committee was agpointed, consisting of Ohaitman Marsh, Vice Chairman Michell, Secretary Hanley, Assistant Secretary Hosking, together with Messrs. Argall, Matteson _ and Robert Deeble of Grass Valley and Messrs. Meservey, Shoecraft and Hughes of Nevada City.: George L. Hughes presented the following which was adopted: Resouvep, That’ hereafter all delegates from Nevada county to Republican State and District conventions shall be elected at primaries, caucuses or county conventiinn as may be determined by proper action of the county central committee acting under the call of the State Central mittee. Be it further resolved that this resolution, when adopted, shall not be rescinded except at a meeting where twocommittee shall actually be present and vote in favor of reconsidering the same. The com mittee ordered all outstanding bills paid, after which a vote of thanks was tendered Oo. 0, N.G.C,, for the use of its armory last Thursday night; to D. J. Stevens and Rector Bros. for the use of their hotel parlors, and to the officers of the retiring County Central Committee for duties well performed. The committee nidiemrnien to meet Holbrook House, Grass Valley, when the party nominees and the members of the Purity Seeamiien are expected to be present. ° An Unfortunate Family. Last evefiing’s Grass Valley Telegraph says: A family named Cave, who arrived here a few days ago, and are residing on Hill’s Flat, are in destitute circumstances and to add to their misfortune two of the children are down with scarlet fever. The attention of the Ladies’ Relief Society was called to the case and Saturday they sent out a supply of provisions. The children who are ill are now Yeceiving proper care and it is hoped will’ soon be well. The society is doing a vast amount of good in Grass Valley, and the ladies are deserving of great credit for their untiring efforts in behalf of the poor At’present three or four UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. s D.J. STEVENS, MAnaGcErR take away his clothing and other pertemplating making a vigorous fight on ee sonal effects and his brother, Liew . this issue. Strenuous efforts are being Boardman of the Herald office, is wor-. ™ade to prevail upon the latter to re-; R. L. Harter, San Jose ried aboat ink cede from their position, but so far. 8. Murchin, x si Steccatatinc cy ena ea without avail. r? eet Juhn Kendrick Bangs’ New Stories. oa are oe ey dengan CG. A; Page, Stockton ga : , ay for the Treasureship. Some o 8S. Andrews bis 4 a rca gem eo pee the straight-out Democrats think Cal. D. Gotz, Sacramento PP aay R. Clarke would prove a formidable} HWilson, “ Journal. ‘They are called “Stories of a didat Kila ‘the fasidnist H. Brown, San Francisco Suburban Town.” There are several, . “@UCl@ale, while the fusionists are. (5 "Wilson, and each wil] relate some droll inciunited in the opinion that J.J.Jack-. B. Black, es a in the life of Nt hich . 8°" WNogs the Populist candidate of . M. Adler, . ents 15 bne TN) of 6 sonar OMe She four years ago came within about 125. ERich, Sacramento ‘every “suburbanite” will instantly apvotes of defeating County. Treasurer J. Miller, — W. Smith, Auburn Yay te bei Set swe aha oe Snell and led E. W. Donnelly, the reg-. _ R. Bacon, Elke Grove ular Democratic nominee by about 475. A. Winters, Monterey Pareck: 6. Gone eee votes, would give popularity. to the ?: Sir ar iene pate “Mesérs. Osborne, Dower & Co. who! ticket. C. Sais Cherokee :are prospecting the Maude 8. quartz/ Yesterday the Grass Valley Demo-. M. Lang, claim at Canada Hill, near the Charon-. erats brought to the front a new can-. A. Govan. Delhi nat, have found a twelve inch ledge of . didate for Public Administrator in the. MSneed, good quality and everything indicates . person of E. 8. Mainbart, a well-known Se that they will make a paying mine of . grocer of that town. As faras can be dit. They have a hoisting and pumping . ascertained now, however, it looks as —PLAZA— rig on the property. thoagh Chairman Snyder of thecounty. . . VERY AND FEED STABLE. “cincinnati ot central committee had so laid his wires * He Will Recover. as to have a “cinch” on this plam. f Willow Valley, who It looks now as though Grass Valley « Johan Garam af, 80 badly by cane a . Would capture about three-quarters:.of loaded wood wagon ran over hini, is the places on the Maguire ticket and getting along well. It is now believed . the situation naturally provokes * he will secever. good deal of feeling among the aspieee ‘ . rants from other parts of the county. I A Very Surprised Man. Rough and Ready Notes. It was a surprised man who wentinto. ‘yr. and Mrs. ‘Ed. Byers will return Hibbitt’s, the Tailor Store on Pine) this week from their wedding trip and street, yesterday and saw him opening . Mr, Byers will build a house near the np bolt after bolt of New Woolens for Byers ‘homestead. the Fall trade, and when Hibbitt) yr) jorass contemplates a trip to quoted the low prices for suits and. Norway. He has rented the Jorass pants be was more surprised. But . panch to Andrew Fagerskog. when he was told they were bought for!’ The Rough and Ready schgol has 29 Spot Cash he was not’ surprised at the pupils enrolled. ° low prices, as he was a business manand. ‘The Adventists hold Sabbath school knows the difference between buying . weekly in the public school honse. on credit and boying for cash. Rev. Withrow’s health has not been If you are thinking’ of getting any-. pood recently and he expects to be thing in his line see him and get his) transferred from the Indian Springs prices and you will leav your 0r-. circuit to the coast. ders. 820-tf The new. postoffice of Fernly at Tne y ———--_ +o Tue Leader milliner from San Fran. dian Springs makes a good showing for ’ dised is now at the er, Mrs. Fish. '‘the trial period and will probably be, er’s, with an elegant ling of. millinery, . continued. and will remain th days, Please ; = call. 820-3t Tz You Have Any disease due to imRare pure or impoverished blood, like scrofGreat gains. ula, salt rheam, dyspepsia, or catarrh, ‘No establishment in California offer /you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla weuch big bargains in clothing, gents and be promptly cured. furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hate, Hoop’s PItts are easy i take, easy to Bner Ot. 8: F +: LAER AO, Peale te. Cure indigestion, ‘biliousClothing Emporiam. You can save . °PeTs!e— dollars by calling at this place. Do so. %®8*25 Gah NC Ro ay RNa before making your purchases elseNew ice Company. where. 8-15 ant araitils Se een ore “fhe Nevada City Ice Company is now Hot Weather Food. prepared to supply the public with Nothing conld be better than the first-class natural ice at reasonable . rates, Ottice at residence of Thomas ee ae feet and tripe . (oreoran, first door above Theater s a ve They are the rahe rear of fheater. ‘Telephone ean William & Thomas Harry, Propietors, (Successors to T. H. Mooney.) ILL KEEP CONT TARTS ON HAND THE horses and buggies that can be obtained in the pape ys . ce ag day. and night. 8 give usa call,

jon to transients. -@Q When you want a sty ae S; . NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient customers. Stables Open All Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. een No. 72. Delinquent Notice. A SUERTE GOLD og ooty COMPANY. 404 ee abs ro Podiong a . fe fornia. Li ne, ore on of + works, Nevada City, ea are pe apm ge pon the follewing descri nt of assessmeat Ho, 1k levied om the dd day of Aeguee the several ite the the ney d of the respective shareh: jows : No N Nam Be wr Shares. Am’t. L. 8. hose, T 2500 And in Chie denad aith law, and a Pte «. cf the Board of Directors, made on $d ad oot deck ca ne may het of each be ola at pablie auction at the office of ‘the Compan. Street; San FranFrege California, on W ey "i gdnyeedas » the 28th os f Septem of Lo'clock . of said Peel 13 bay tt mit and expenses of the sale. chaicest selected goods. For sale in . No. qaantities to suit. {tf) J.J. JAacKsoN. tf. Corcoran & Arpoaasr. Office—401 Mo: fe 3 Street, San Fran~ cisco, California. 818 ee SPs again next Tuesday.evening at the. class custom. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT oe TT SLOIGE-BOK. n/ The God Sarng nv Invention of a ry J, Wess Moore of f Fragdon, Trinity . county, is the inventor of a siuice-box . for saving fine or flour ‘gold, -“Mr. Moore was in town the ‘other day,” says the Redding Free Press, which publisb. es the following wos Cpaed had ite him: a “My alules tema wad Mr. Moore, “made and set flume fashin, are twelve feet long with ten-inch slides, and sixteen inches wide. They are set at a grade.of not less than seven incfies to every twelve feet. The first box set, is the last box the dirt goes through; made sixteen inches wide at the top end, thirty-two inches wide at the bottom end, and having a sevei-inch grade. Common grain sacks are laid on the bottom and wooden riffles laid’ on the sacks, seven-éeighths of an inch apart. “The next. box is carpeted with one thickness of sack, securely tacked at the top end only and. overlapping the one below three to five inches. . Each box above is likewise arranged. Wooden riffles may be laid in box No. 2, as well as in box No. 1,the spreading box, Care must be exercised to not ran more water through than is absolutely neaanas 5! to carry off the gravel. Take up the top sacks first, washing them wellinatub of water, After all the sacks are up sweep and Scrape the ‘boxes tothe bottom end and amalgamate. I guarantee that the boxes will catch all the. gold if handled properly.” nem arnt sen . Saloon For Sale. cated saloons in Nevada City is offered for sale. Has an excellent run of firstoffice. as0-tf “In cleaning up, run very little wate f One of the best fitted up and best lo-. : Che Health of the ts indicated by its Segditsn. Phen sen . the natural secretions decrease; when the hair becomes dry, splits at the ends and comes out in combing ¢ when the gloss disappears and the hair be~ comes gray or faded, the til health of the hair is indicated. esuccess of AYER’S HAIR VIGOR is dae to the fact that it restores the hatr-producing organs to their natural vigor. encourages and promotes the szcretions of the hair follicles, and thus gray or faded hair regains its original color, new growth begins, ard lost lastre is restored, “T have used Htatr Vigor for fifteen ycars, It causes the hairto keep its natural ¢ lor andisa pasitive cure for, baldness,” — T, WEYANT, Weyant, Pa, aan George E. Riley Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nomnating Convention. — i A Beautiful Present 7 the manufacturers, J.C. decided to GIVE A In order to further introduck ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand), Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, AY a beautiful present with each package of starch sold. These presents are in the form of Beautiful Pastel Pictures . They are 13x19 inches in size, and are entitled as follows: lowa, have R. LeRoy, of urchased of your grocer, beautiful picture. Lilacs and Wild Pansies. American Poppies. Pansies and Lilacs and Marguerites. Iris, These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned pastel artist, ew York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public. The pictures are accurately reproduced. in all the oe used in the originals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing them in beauty, richness of color and aa merit. One of these pictures sh ada s Elastic Starch with each package of a . arc It is the best laundry starch on the market, and 1s sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIO STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE i sh rewd People >? ® AE ASAE ASAT TIE AT AS AAT pede Selon Sp pIEIDBIDIIIIORINROOIOIORIOIOING MMM MEME Ie MCMEIC ILSNOSME SESE SESE So Buy things where they get the most value for their money, and when it comes to anything in ‘the line of FURNITURE they have found that a5 ; JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial ‘Street, Keeps _a.large stock and gives his /eustomers the best bargains. If you are pace gees, Hs of gerard new farniVai Will Profit Thereby. STATI RHA IE ROKK bd IIIA Ky . : OFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. ‘Call on us before : going elsewhere. M. L. & D, MARSH Stylish Millinery, Including the latest. and most. ; fashionable goods for the fall trade, expressly for this market! Carefully selected ELEANOR mings, etc, consisting of the ‘finest in E. HOEFT, The Artistic: Milliner, Is now in New York city, where she has pur. chased a large stock of Hats, Bonnets, Trim+ : re _——et> PARISIAN AND NEW YORK STYLES. a The new goods will shortly arrive and be on exhibition at her store} on Broad street next door to the County Treasurer’ 8 office. During the remainder of our © . Clecrance Sale prices upon Goods will be cut in Two. Hore Are a Fo Bargains . adies’ Kid Button: ‘and Lace Shoes, with patent: leather tips, coin toe, $1 per pair. . Misses Chocolate, Fancy Cloth Tops, Lace—sizes 12:to 2, for 90 cents per pair. Misses Ten Button Shoes, Coin Toe, sizés 11 to 2, regular $2 Shoe, will be closed out $1 per pair. Men’s $2 Calf Shoe, all sizes, now going at $1 per pair. A lot of Boy’s Straw Hats—the 25 cent kind, will be closed out 10-cents. -Men’s and Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy patterns, sold everywhere else at 25 cents, now 10 cents. Men’s Pearl, Nutria Brown, Fedora Hats, latest shapes, at 80 cents. All our Men’s 25 cent Overshirts, cut down to 15 cents. Our 50 cent Men’s heavy Hiveted Overalls, (during this clearance sale) will be sold at 35 cents. Please Note These Prices Are Strictly Cash, The Popular . Glothing Store. J. LEVY, Proprietor. Commercial Street---Telephone 203, What a Man Wears in the way of Jewelry is not usually conspicuons, but it Should be good. Many flim-+ sy articles are offered as Pr yhrg which are unworthy . of the name and unfit to ‘wear. Look at our'‘line of Scarf Pins, Shirt Studs, Tie Holders, Collar and Cuff Buttons and the more important articles such as Watches, Chains, ‘Rings, etc.,and your good taste will immediately recBe ognize them as being of'sterling meri‘, They are rich in design, claste in workmanship, and fine in quality, but moderate in price. LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. . 8 4 Watchmakers and Jewelers. 159999099 s_.The War Tariff Is On BUT THE WOOD-PEGKER Stands as it always has---a_ high grade Cigar for a reasonable price. ra% Vv MADE IN NEVADA CITY my SGI PP By N. S. of Md. THINK IT OVER We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the ~ LEAST MONEY. WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ooPk. B. WOLF CASH GROCER, Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; ‘Has the Best Quality of Goods. Try our Mustard in bulk—asc. per quart. any quantity you want. _ Ripe and Green Olives in bulk. Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. ‘DOUGLASS BUTTER, ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY, Will sell you 2 1