April 27, 1883 (4 pages)

o Pra Sau fl . GRAND OPENING DAY. To the Voters of Nevada School District. Eprron Transcrret—You have been so generous through the col‘Paystctans say it becomes all the: desiderata of every ferruginous tonic prescribed by every school of med‘icine. Brown's Iron Bitters. TEE IN nSsT Yer. Just received from San 1 Francisco, the Largest and most Fashionable“stock of “YE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . PBer: Reeamor erzans. a ae — : tion. BROWN & CALKINS, Prop'rs. Nevapa Cyry, April 26, 1883. . umns of your papdr in disseminating ; ; : : ay (he ; CHiL Rex's pictares taken instanteowat nD CAIN “eee lor Enron Transcatrr: I had no in-. light on the subject of school: reform . . srecusly by Swart, Nevada City. tf CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, Saturday, Anni April 7h 1883, tention of taking part in the contro-. in this district, now agitating the CONSISTING OF FINEversy on the school question, but the articles in this morning’s TRANSCRIPT convince me that silence on my part has ceased to be a virtue, There isa misconception concerning the gradation of the echools of this city. The gradation citicised by the Grass Valley Union exists only in the imagination of the writer, Just think of it; eleven grades, and minds of the people as touching’ the education, custody and euntrol of these precious jewels, you will allow me now to suggest the paramount importance of selecting on next Satarday .three Directors in whom the'people can confide the care of the children, who constitute their precious jewels. I have examined the Code and fiud by the The grandest stock a FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, . Ever known to be in one establishment, will he opened at the . . PALACE DRY GOODS STORE MEN'S DRESS AND: BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. ——O Particular attention is directed to my ‘ne of PRINCE ALBERT gl te IN BROADCLOTH AND WOR —AND THE— GLENBROOK PARK FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. Nevada County Oficial Press. FRIDAY. APRIL 27. THAT BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE and Property, known as (WHERE THE TROUBLE Is. The Grass Valley Union of yesterday says: ““The school children have taken so much interest in the Institute, or the fine music that is presented there, that -their large atteridance has become an obstacle to the transaction of business. Yesterday not less than 150 attended the afternoon caused great inconvenience and 80 much confusion as to greatly interrupt the proceedings. In order to remedy this it has heen decided by the Institute that during the re_-mainder_of the sessions, to be held. to-day and to-morrow, no children under sixteen years of age will be admitted. It is hoped that parents will notice this rule and impress upon their children the necessity of staying away. While it is creditashould desire to attend the Institute yet it mast be remembered that the meetings are. held not for their instruction, but for the benefit of the teachers,” cated say that as a school it has thus far been almost a failure, but as a “show” it has been ‘‘immense.” An elaborate musical programme, — réflecting the greatest credit upon the performers, has Ween carried out _ from day to day, to the great delectation of the seventy-five or so teachleast four dollars each per day for the time that they are in attendance. Let us see what this Institute costs the tax-payers: For the five days it continues the aggregate per diem of those in attendance will not fall short of $1,500, while the incidental expenses muat be at least $150, The question arises, can we in these hard ble to the. little folks that theytreach the High school at fourteen apupil must pass through all o! them in three years, (a, school year in this city is ten months) or rather less than three months in a grade! This is news for our pupils, teachers and the community. The schools of this city are divided into Primary, Grammar and High. grade in the Primary or Grammar schools in one school year. Pupils of more than ordinary capacity can, and-do,;-accomplish the work in less There are pupile, too, who take more than vight years to do the work of the Primary aud Grammar grades. Our critics seem to forget that-education is a development of powers the pupils have, not a warfare on nature. As pupils enter our schools at six years of age they can years of age, and pupils of superior ability (or of early development) can’ be advanced to that schovl earlier. Our High school consiste—of.-three This gradation is similar to that of San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento, It is that adepted in nearly all the cities on the Pacific coast. ‘The course of study in OUR schools is also very nearly the sme as that in the cities I have narsed, On this But all divide Primary schools into four grades of one-year each, and Grammar schools into four grades of one year each. A practice almost universal must be based on sound reasons. Are all the educators o! the United States wrong and Mr. Caldwell right? There is no room for a middle course. coast a High school eyurse is,usually, . . provisions of the Political Code of this State that women ‘are equally eligible with men to all educational offices within this State; and entertaining the highest regard for the pledges made by Mrs. Bradley, Parsons aud Rolfe, I take pleasure in seconding their nomination to that their election, which I believe is certain, they will devise salutary measures of reform, * J, I. CaLpwELt. April 26th, 1883. a ee ——fwo-hundred Chinese sailed pr the Oceanic on Tuesday. “One hundred and eighteen of them had retagn certificates, making 6,547 of these papers issued to date by the Custom house. OE PE NLD BUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —9o—— STANLEY a EDDY. ,.0:00006 Proprietor April 25, 1883. Chas, Ford & w, Moore’s Flat. C. Watts, Quaker, Hill, H. ©, Dickson, Spenceville. J. R. Davis, San Juan, Ed hi og booed City. Mrs._Dr.Welch &'8, Tan isias. Robt, Cale, Forest City. Fred Dennocci, City. John Sweeney, Moore’s Flat. April 25th, !883. Splidd, Grass Valley. BK. Webber, Yon mine, . Carroll, Washington. Hoyt, San Francisco. Miss Chevhall, ‘Truckee, H. Bushman, Washington, M. A. Baugh, Mine. J. Forest, do F, E. Baker, Blue Tent. Moe . GLENBROOK, Situate haif way between Grass Valley and Nevada City, containing 160 acres, (more or less), including the MILE RACE TRACK, is offered for sale AT A BARE BARGAIN. Property Unincambered and Tithe Perfect. For particulars ly. to SAMUEL GRANGER, at. Grass Veltoy, or Capt, JOHN A. I ‘AVING LEASED THE ABOVE 8ALOON, I extend an invitation to = old fiends and patrons, and the public erally, to call at the “Opera,” where ¢ ey will find the best-of Wines, . Liquors, Ale, Porter, Beer and. . Constantly o1 on n hand. A BOWLING ALLEY in connection big the Sak Saloon, — For City Marshel. josers EUSTIS is hereby announced as a candidate for the officc of City Marshal —subject to the voters of Nevada City.— Election first Monday iu May. Common-sense Remiedy. No niore Rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia. Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure Guaranteed. IVE .YEARS.-ESTABLISUED-AND never known to. fail in a single case acute or ckronic. Refer to all. prominent physicians and druggists for the standing of SALICYLICA, AND GOUTY PATIENTS. SARACYLICA is known as a common sense remedy, because it strikes directly at the cause of “Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralsaree panaceas only treat locally the efIt has been coiiceded by eminent scientists tha’ outward applications, such as rubbing with oils, ointments, liniments and soo.hing lotions will not eradicate those diseases which are the result of the poisoning of the blood with Uric Acid, SALICYLICA works with marvelous efgia, whilé so many so-called specifics and. SAMPLES IN THE SHOW WINDOW, a em CASSIMERE AND SCOTCH. BUSINESS SUITS. THE BEST LOT OF FINE SUMMER UNDERWEAR Ever brought : this market. Take a look at the Then drop in and learn the low prices. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Biock, Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘ THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR OF MRS. CARPETS ! In this line of Goods we have this Spring the largest and best selected stock ever seen in Northments. Is such as was never before At greatly reduced prices. CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, MATTING, Window Shades, WallPaper Upholstering ROSENBERG BROTHERS ’ CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! session, and haViig got anjearly start . In the Pcimary schools there are four . office. We known that each of them . RAPP, at Nevada City. ap26-2m : THE “LATEST OUT” IN eve Califariia 16 Geet give the. peo "ge op: had pretty much’ occupied the seats) grades. In the: Grammar. schools} possesses the judgment to direct, and Saloo : Caps. _ before the members of the Institute . there are four grades, A pupil of. the ability to execute the dutics of Open Semen eat Dowling Alley, Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, Fancy Hosiery, Hats & P portunity to buy their Carpets i in this cit we have or older persons had arrived. This} fair capacity can do the work of a. said office; and that in the event of} ROGER CONLAN, Prop’r. An unusually large display. of STRAW: HATS. made sweeping reductions i in prices in all departOur stock of SPLY, TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS seen in this city OIL CLOTHS AND LINCLEUMS — Goods, Etc., e Should by all means consult us before purchasing elsewhere. Goods delivered to any part of Nevada County at our expense. « classes, viz; Junior, Senior and Mid-. J. G. Hartwell, City. : bade rages =. rien ee die. The work of each’class requires = at errig gra as eng : , oa = Rivapg trom ¢ at's the question . year of time. Our graduates are] WC. Miller, French Corral ’ ni i 4 , 10] Se ee basin, Mhcceeh img eeees, bor jon cere ee . a a ene Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats a Specialty. with whom this writer has communi. ¢.,,” H.N. Morrison, Derbec mine. Respectfully ROSENBERG BROS. : OPENING DAW —— OF -——— % = ers present, who draw from he} 1,6 yeors; in thy States east of the ~ Union Hotel, tar THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF eg fHE NEW ADVERTISEMENT ‘ “ant ay Br tir foods 4 county treasury an average Of ab) Visissippi it is usually four years. . RECTOR BEOS.. cca eee ee oat’ oP RHEUMATIC = MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1883. o——_——_A. BLUMEN TEAL, Corner of Broad ani Pine Streets, Nevada City. Has_received the Largest Stock of Spring and Anyone wishing to buy © Summer Dry and Fancy Goods ever brought to Nevada City, and will be sold at ‘Astonishing Low Prices. 1 have received a full assortment of. feck *n _ acid and = removes. me Tyre ¥ er. is now exclusively used by all celeP. Young, City. . brated physiciana.of Europe. Highest MellChas. Grissell, Washington. ical Acaciemy of Paris reports 95 per cent. L. Morrison, City. cures in three days. times afford to spend $1,650 (and W, Loyaet, do * do that estimate is exceedingly low) in order that such an Institute as this Pupils are promoted into the High school as coon as they are ready. No pupil living in this district has LESTER & CRAWFORD, present one may be held? We] . : ae . E. Cheney, San Francisco. REMEMBER P : know that many teachers (and peraided Tees FeTheRs NaTaeNIOn 0 Out A. Monnier, do do. THAT SAVICYLICA tsa certain cure for. Summer Silks, Sammer Dress G ods, Black Silks, Rhademas, “Seay ail aealbls Gaal: Suiek wet High school for want of room. WS Recnss, do ae _. RHEUMATL M, COUT and NEURALGIA janda fall assortment of Domestic Goods, Sheatings, Table Lin4 beli b b : : Mr, Cowdery has shown that as W. Wolfe, Sacramento,: ; pole pains are subdued almost ens, ‘Napkins; Blanksts; Bed Spreads and Somforters. aad wa believe that, the patrons an: large a percentage of our pupils reach T. Maloney, Washington. “tana ita trial. Reliof guaranteed or mon. T. Garraty,. Watsonville. &@ A fall stock of Fancy Goods and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, W.D. Harris, City. H. Dunlap, San Francisco, supporters of the public. schools wil: agree with them. EEE Wants Information. A prominent rancher of Sierra valley is-said to have received the following letter from W. M. Boggs, “Inspector of Fruit Pests,"’ recently elected by the State Board of Horticulture: : “Dear Sin:—I notice by the Leader, that some kind of . pests, ey refnnded. Thousands of testimonials sent on applicatlon, the High school as in other cities. Therefore there must be a general cause, nut-a local one, tur the failure F. West, Dutch Flat. of many pupils to reach the High. E. W. Towle, City. school. aspenonsangrenter ey Mr.-Caldwell wants no favoritism. “MARRIED. Neither do the teachers.There has been none. Mr, Caldwell’s remarks in this connection are an insult to every teacher in our schools and to the Board of Education who employ them. ‘Teachers, liké other people, oO Sent free on receipt of money. Ask your Druggist for t. Do not be dehided into takingm tiions or substitutes, or something recummended ‘just as good.” Insist on the genuine with ‘ the name of WASHBURNE & CO., on each . box, which is gu-anteed chemically, pnre under our signe.ui 2 an indispensibles requisite toinsur> sveccss in the treatment. Take no othes, of cend tous. r Washburns & 0,, Proprietor 287 Broadway, cor, Reade St. NEW YORK. For Sale by CARPETS ! CARPETS ! I have the largest stock of Body Brussel, Threeply and Tapestry ever brought to this city. I invite inspection of my goods, and_.guarantee prices the lowest in the county. Cuartry orders promptly attended to avd samples sent on application ’ : No Trouble to Show Goeds. At Saint Rose’s Church. San Francisco, April 15th, 1883, by Rev. Father Casey, John 8. Dunn of San Francisco to Miss Mary E, Glassett of Montezuma Hill, Nevada county. At Grass Valley, April 26th, 1883, by Rev. W. C, Powell, Byron N\. Shoecraft of Nevada Vity and Miss Belle Dorsey of Grass Valley. $1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR 95. s , dia? ante scientifically known as grasshoppers, are likely to do some damage to your beautiful valley during the coming season. As . have been recently elected ‘Inspector of Fruit Pests,’ and not knowing the difference between a caterpillar ard a canteloupe, want to succeed in their business. They bend their best energies to promote the good of their school, to ‘‘secure the greatest good to the greatest number,” As no two minds are: exactly alike, people will to the end of time view methods and principles At Nevada City, Apri! 25th, 1883, by Rev. W. C, Powell, D k Morgan and Miss Helen G, Naffziger, ‘poth of this city. CARR BROS., And ali leading Druggists. BANK EXCHANGE SALOON, WAITIFOR THE MAMMOTH STOCK OF Corner Broad and Pine Sts., A. BLUMBENTEHAT, Nevada Drug Store, Nevada City. differently. Therefore it is unreasonable to expect a great undertaking like. the education of seven hundred children to be carried on without some friction, I have not attempted any special pleading, All Cask for is a candid consideration of what I have written. N. Kennepy. pete sheaths: ral Tue Nord German Gazette severely criticises the report from Sargent, the American Minister in Berlin, to the American Department of State in regard to the action of Germany on the importation of American pork. I desire information on the subject of bugs in general and the manner in which they may be exterminated withont pain, Therefore can you inferm me as to the nature and habits of grasshoppers? What are their size, color and previous condition of servitude? How many young san they rear ina litter, and how long do they have to set on the eggs. before hatching? How do they attack your orchards? Do they gnaw the bark all around, thus kill” ing the tree, do they subsist. on the foliage, or do they climb the tree, ) pluck the green fruit amd hide it under the haystack, the same asl used to do whena boy? I would also like to know as to the best method of destroying them. Which is better, poison scattered around or a shot gun? I am willing and anxious to learn all about the personal habits of different kinds of bugs, and with this end in view, have addreseed letters similar to this:to residents of different portions of the state, and the information derived by this means, will. be duly published.” WALTER B. VINTON EFroprictor. Broad Street, = Citizens sr hee Mane Gruaiity os TA Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, BEER, i, PO ORTER, Etc, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, AL Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, AGENCY FOR THE Toilet Articles of all kinds. Celebrated Philadelphia Beer, , , ; : Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions From the Philadelphia Brewery, San Francisco, By a Competent Druggist, ang PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. Wholesale or Retail, 5, 10 or 15 gallon kegs. This is the Best Beer in the, market. During 1882 the Philadelphia , pe Brew ery sold 64,189 Barrels of Beer, which is MORE THAN TWICE the amount sold by any other Brewery in San Francisco. Give it a trial. wae Families or dealers “on on os: notice. “ALSO 0 ON Hi HAND HKastern on Weiss’ Bottled Beer. Only White Labor Cigars Sold To patrons, from Giffin’s factory,and everything guaranteed as represented. Fancy Drinks “of all kinds a specialty, and mixed from the best liquors, — ‘ When thirsty or in search of a good cigar, call at the BANE BrCHAN GE, M. COYNE, Proprietor. PORTABLE: ELECTRIC LIGHTER, . Now being shipped to this store. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND——— ‘LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE. ’ Over Republican paper finds. consolation in the,Democratic victory of Chicago. ‘The Rochester Post-Express thinks ‘‘it would be a aingrace to have sucha city go Bepultican.” a Tue Shah of Persia believes i ina stable government. He has 400 horses, J. E. CARR. T. BH. CABR CABS BROTHERS, Successor to ©. Ex. Belden, PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG STORE, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. : . NEVADA én? Ez Glad Tidings to the > People of Nevada City. <9 THE CARPET HOUSE NEVADA ‘COUN oS BAMBERGER “BROTHERS, The Leading Dry Goods Firm in @RASS VALLEY, : ; ie er connected their extensive, well alid —0 avorably known establishment with an additional LETE large floor, arranged into a pi ed Fassd . CARPET DEPARTMENT ssorases cuanto acerca torsford’s Acid. Phosphate for Overwork. be. G,.W. Collins, Tipton, .Ind., says: ‘I used it in nervous debility brought on by overwork in warm weather, with good results,” et HE The Beehive. J. D. Cuarke, of ‘the firm of Clarke & Franks, of Stewartsville, Ky., was shot and killed Monday by his partner, J.T. Franks. He had aceused Franks of stealing the firm's money. A quarrel arose and Franks shot Clarke five times. Trere is nu establishment north of Sacramento that offers greater inducements to purchasers of groceries, ‘rovisions, etc., than the Beehive, on Commercial street, Nevada, tf . Frank Lasko, aged 27, Of} morses, Wagonand Harness for Sale. ree 3 tee ON A GRAND SCALE, i adaagtanyer soba in pa Four good Work Horses with apt 3 3: ail __ laving supplied Mepems ic — oe . PERF UMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES ‘his own throat, after failing to shoot . Harness “and Wagon will be » td] . BEgSFe.sS83 §384 . felt want of a complete line of carpets, from the low-. And everything el an officer. [etme Apply, oe Tuomas S int Hy ue est grade to the best of English Baay’ Bresette Pap nes, ing else usually found ina fi ‘st. class r f : Near Nevada City. f Bese 2735 a Baa ; ee q ea the mavofacturers propose al eur < SnG4 3° eunstagte invite the peop .* evada City and WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE j Soren ws ia sue elas “heckled code ee eee vicinity to call and inspect their stock, imported SCHOOL a Tr brrenaghecncinl Es cieag aa Fl szeees 238 hee : direct from American and English factories. BOOKS, STATIONERY, — W. Sranzey, a will nd & recipg vhat wil cure you, FEE Ht rt sdiust , 83 Low prices and -fair dealings assured. Carpets . Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, Ete. Des aad oc covered bye missonaty in Bout Aroerica 3 ‘i Fl a iz sewed free of charge, and de fered to all parts of. SHEBT MUSIC AT. REDUCED RATES, ; Josura T. Inman, Station D, New Yoru & Nevada Cc i ey 3 iG Ae : — and adjoining counties. A Fine display of Pocket Knives ad LO Mee etoniy seasmretial Fu ie 4, . : BAMBERGER BROTHERS, . . biwanro wire Benefit As-. ‘A sure and reliable toate, Brown's. GH Hi as i a ERA Retorm Club. Hall, se ee ee Agt. . ek Bitters, oe : : Beis. . RASS VALLEY, CAL]. 5 =r storm aps by “P, ~ Baas, : hgh 2s 2 ESS

o Pra Sau fl . GRAND OPENING DAY. To the Voters of Nevada School District. Eprron Transcrret—You have been so generous through the col‘Paystctans say it becomes all the: desiderata of every ferruginous tonic prescribed by every school of med‘icine. Brown's Iron Bitters. TEE IN nSsT Yer. Just received from San 1 Francisco, the Largest and most Fashionable“stock of “YE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. . PBer: Reeamor erzans. a ae — : tion. BROWN & CALKINS, Prop'rs. Nevapa Cyry, April 26, 1883. . umns of your papdr in disseminating ; ; : : ay (he ; CHiL Rex's pictares taken instanteowat nD CAIN “eee lor Enron Transcatrr: I had no in-. light on the subject of school: reform . . srecusly by Swart, Nevada City. tf CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, Saturday, Anni April 7h 1883, tention of taking part in the contro-. in this district, now agitating the CONSISTING OF FINEversy on the school question, but the articles in this morning’s TRANSCRIPT convince me that silence on my part has ceased to be a virtue, There isa misconception concerning the gradation of the echools of this city. The gradation citicised by the Grass Valley Union exists only in the imagination of the writer, Just think of it; eleven grades, and minds of the people as touching’ the education, custody and euntrol of these precious jewels, you will allow me now to suggest the paramount importance of selecting on next Satarday .three Directors in whom the'people can confide the care of the children, who constitute their precious jewels. I have examined the Code and fiud by the The grandest stock a FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, . Ever known to be in one establishment, will he opened at the . . PALACE DRY GOODS STORE MEN'S DRESS AND: BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. ——O Particular attention is directed to my ‘ne of PRINCE ALBERT gl te IN BROADCLOTH AND WOR —AND THE— GLENBROOK PARK FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. Nevada County Oficial Press. FRIDAY. APRIL 27. THAT BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE and Property, known as (WHERE THE TROUBLE Is. The Grass Valley Union of yesterday says: ““The school children have taken so much interest in the Institute, or the fine music that is presented there, that -their large atteridance has become an obstacle to the transaction of business. Yesterday not less than 150 attended the afternoon caused great inconvenience and 80 much confusion as to greatly interrupt the proceedings. In order to remedy this it has heen decided by the Institute that during the re_-mainder_of the sessions, to be held. to-day and to-morrow, no children under sixteen years of age will be admitted. It is hoped that parents will notice this rule and impress upon their children the necessity of staying away. While it is creditashould desire to attend the Institute yet it mast be remembered that the meetings are. held not for their instruction, but for the benefit of the teachers,” cated say that as a school it has thus far been almost a failure, but as a “show” it has been ‘‘immense.” An elaborate musical programme, — réflecting the greatest credit upon the performers, has Ween carried out _ from day to day, to the great delectation of the seventy-five or so teachleast four dollars each per day for the time that they are in attendance. Let us see what this Institute costs the tax-payers: For the five days it continues the aggregate per diem of those in attendance will not fall short of $1,500, while the incidental expenses muat be at least $150, The question arises, can we in these hard ble to the. little folks that theytreach the High school at fourteen apupil must pass through all o! them in three years, (a, school year in this city is ten months) or rather less than three months in a grade! This is news for our pupils, teachers and the community. The schools of this city are divided into Primary, Grammar and High. grade in the Primary or Grammar schools in one school year. Pupils of more than ordinary capacity can, and-do,;-accomplish the work in less There are pupile, too, who take more than vight years to do the work of the Primary aud Grammar grades. Our critics seem to forget that-education is a development of powers the pupils have, not a warfare on nature. As pupils enter our schools at six years of age they can years of age, and pupils of superior ability (or of early development) can’ be advanced to that schovl earlier. Our High school consiste—of.-three This gradation is similar to that of San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento, It is that adepted in nearly all the cities on the Pacific coast. ‘The course of study in OUR schools is also very nearly the sme as that in the cities I have narsed, On this But all divide Primary schools into four grades of one-year each, and Grammar schools into four grades of one year each. A practice almost universal must be based on sound reasons. Are all the educators o! the United States wrong and Mr. Caldwell right? There is no room for a middle course. coast a High school eyurse is,usually, . . provisions of the Political Code of this State that women ‘are equally eligible with men to all educational offices within this State; and entertaining the highest regard for the pledges made by Mrs. Bradley, Parsons aud Rolfe, I take pleasure in seconding their nomination to that their election, which I believe is certain, they will devise salutary measures of reform, * J, I. CaLpwELt. April 26th, 1883. a ee ——fwo-hundred Chinese sailed pr the Oceanic on Tuesday. “One hundred and eighteen of them had retagn certificates, making 6,547 of these papers issued to date by the Custom house. OE PE NLD BUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —9o—— STANLEY a EDDY. ,..0:00006 Proprietor April 25, 1883. Chas, Ford & w, Moore’s Flat. C. Watts, Quaker, Hill, H. ©, Dickson, Spenceville. J. R. Davis, San Juan, Ed hi og booed City. Mrs._Dr.Welch &'8, Tan isias. Robt, Cale, Forest City. Fred Dennocci, City. John Sweeney, Moore’s Flat. April 25th, !883. Splidd, Grass Valley. BK. Webber, Yon mine, . Carroll, Washington. Hoyt, San Francisco. Miss Chevhall, ‘Truckee, H. Bushman, Washington, M. A. Baugh, Mine. J. Forest, do F, E. Baker, Blue Tent. Moe . GLENBROOK, Situate haif way between Grass Valley and Nevada City, containing 160 acres, (more or less), including the MILE RACE TRACK, is offered for sale AT A BARE BARGAIN. Property Unincambered and Tithe Perfect. For particulars ly. to SAMUEL GRANGER, at. Grass Veltoy, or Capt, JOHN A. I ‘AVING LEASED THE ABOVE 8ALOON, I extend an invitation to = old fiends and patrons, and the public erally, to call at the “Opera,” where ¢ ey will find the best-of Wines, . Liquors, Ale, Porter, Beer and. . Constantly o1 on n hand. A BOWLING ALLEY in connection big the Sak Saloon, — For City Marshel. josers EUSTIS is hereby announced as a candidate for the officc of City Marshal —subject to the voters of Nevada City.— Election first Monday iu May. Common-sense Remiedy. No niore Rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia. Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure Guaranteed. IVE .YEARS.-ESTABLISUED-AND never known to. fail in a single case acute or ckronic. Refer to all. prominent physicians and druggists for the standing of SALICYLICA, AND GOUTY PATIENTS. SARACYLICA is known as a common sense remedy, because it strikes directly at the cause of “Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralsaree panaceas only treat locally the efIt has been coiiceded by eminent scientists tha’ outward applications, such as rubbing with oils, ointments, liniments and soo.hing lotions will not eradicate those diseases which are the result of the poisoning of the blood with Uric Acid, SALICYLICA works with marvelous efgia, whilé so many so-called specifics and. SAMPLES IN THE SHOW WINDOW, a em CASSIMERE AND SCOTCH. BUSINESS SUITS. THE BEST LOT OF FINE SUMMER UNDERWEAR Ever brought : this market. Take a look at the Then drop in and learn the low prices. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Biock, Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘ THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR OF MRS. CARPETS ! In this line of Goods we have this Spring the largest and best selected stock ever seen in Northments. Is such as was never before At greatly reduced prices. CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, MATTING, Window Shades, WallPaper Upholstering ROSENBERG BROTHERS ’ CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! session, and haViig got anjearly start . In the Pcimary schools there are four . office. We known that each of them . RAPP, at Nevada City. ap26-2m : THE “LATEST OUT” IN eve Califariia 16 Geet give the. peo "ge op: had pretty much’ occupied the seats) grades. In the: Grammar. schools} possesses the judgment to direct, and Saloo : Caps. _ before the members of the Institute . there are four grades, A pupil of. the ability to execute the dutics of Open Semen eat Dowling Alley, Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, Fancy Hosiery, Hats & P portunity to buy their Carpets i in this cit we have or older persons had arrived. This} fair capacity can do the work of a. said office; and that in the event of} ROGER CONLAN, Prop’r. An unusually large display. of STRAW: HATS. made sweeping reductions i in prices in all departOur stock of SPLY, TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS seen in this city OIL CLOTHS AND LINCLEUMS — Goods, Etc., e Should by all means consult us before purchasing elsewhere. Goods delivered to any part of Nevada County at our expense. « classes, viz; Junior, Senior and Mid-. J. G. Hartwell, City. : bade rages =. rien ee die. The work of each’class requires = at errig gra as eng : , oa = Rivapg trom ¢ at's the question . year of time. Our graduates are] WC. Miller, French Corral ’ ni i 4 , 10] Se ee basin, Mhcceeh img eeees, bor jon cere ee . a a ene Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats a Specialty.

with whom this writer has communi. ¢..,,” H.N. Morrison, Derbec mine. Respectfully ROSENBERG BROS. : OPENING DAW —— OF -——— % = ers present, who draw from he} 1,6 yeors; in thy States east of the ~ Union Hotel, tar THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF eg fHE NEW ADVERTISEMENT ‘ “ant ay Br tir foods 4 county treasury an average Of ab) Visissippi it is usually four years. . RECTOR BEOS.... cca eee ee oat’ oP RHEUMATIC = MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1883. o——_——_A. BLUMEN TEAL, Corner of Broad ani Pine Streets, Nevada City. Has_received the Largest Stock of Spring and Anyone wishing to buy © Summer Dry and Fancy Goods ever brought to Nevada City, and will be sold at ‘Astonishing Low Prices. 1 have received a full assortment of. feck *n _ acid and = removes. me Tyre ¥ er. is now exclusively used by all celeP. Young, City. . brated physiciana.of Europe. Highest MellChas. Grissell, Washington. ical Acaciemy of Paris reports 95 per cent. L. Morrison, City. cures in three days. times afford to spend $1,650 (and W, Loyaet, do * do that estimate is exceedingly low) in order that such an Institute as this Pupils are promoted into the High school as coon as they are ready. No pupil living in this district has LESTER & CRAWFORD, present one may be held? We] . : ae . E. Cheney, San Francisco. REMEMBER P : know that many teachers (and peraided Tees FeTheRs NaTaeNIOn 0 Out A. Monnier, do do. THAT SAVICYLICA tsa certain cure for. Summer Silks, Sammer Dress G ods, Black Silks, Rhademas, “Seay ail aealbls Gaal: Suiek wet High school for want of room. WS Recnss, do ae _. RHEUMATL M, COUT and NEURALGIA janda fall assortment of Domestic Goods, Sheatings, Table Lin4 beli b b : : Mr, Cowdery has shown that as W. Wolfe, Sacramento,: ; pole pains are subdued almost ens, ‘Napkins; Blanksts; Bed Spreads and Somforters. aad wa believe that, the patrons an: large a percentage of our pupils reach T. Maloney, Washington. “tana ita trial. Reliof guaranteed or mon. T. Garraty,. Watsonville. &@ A fall stock of Fancy Goods and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, W.D. Harris, City. H. Dunlap, San Francisco, supporters of the public. schools wil: agree with them. EEE Wants Information. A prominent rancher of Sierra valley is-said to have received the following letter from W. M. Boggs, “Inspector of Fruit Pests,"’ recently elected by the State Board of Horticulture: : “Dear Sin:—I notice by the Leader, that some kind of . pests, ey refnnded. Thousands of testimonials sent on applicatlon, the High school as in other cities. Therefore there must be a general cause, nut-a local one, tur the failure F. West, Dutch Flat. of many pupils to reach the High. E. W. Towle, City. school. aspenonsangrenter ey Mr.-Caldwell wants no favoritism. “MARRIED. Neither do the teachers.There has been none. Mr, Caldwell’s remarks in this connection are an insult to every teacher in our schools and to the Board of Education who employ them. ‘Teachers, liké other people, oO Sent free on receipt of money. Ask your Druggist for t. Do not be dehided into takingm tiions or substitutes, or something recummended ‘just as good.” Insist on the genuine with ‘ the name of WASHBURNE & CO., on each . box, which is gu-anteed chemically, pnre under our signe.ui 2 an indispensibles requisite toinsur> sveccss in the treatment. Take no othes, of cend tous. r Washburns & 0,, Proprietor 287 Broadway, cor, Reade St. NEW YORK. For Sale by CARPETS ! CARPETS ! I have the largest stock of Body Brussel, Threeply and Tapestry ever brought to this city. I invite inspection of my goods, and_.guarantee prices the lowest in the county. Cuartry orders promptly attended to avd samples sent on application ’ : No Trouble to Show Goeds. At Saint Rose’s Church. San Francisco, April 15th, 1883, by Rev. Father Casey, John 8. Dunn of San Francisco to Miss Mary E, Glassett of Montezuma Hill, Nevada county. At Grass Valley, April 26th, 1883, by Rev. W. C, Powell, Byron N\. Shoecraft of Nevada Vity and Miss Belle Dorsey of Grass Valley. $1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR 95. s , dia? ante scientifically known as grasshoppers, are likely to do some damage to your beautiful valley during the coming season. As . have been recently elected ‘Inspector of Fruit Pests,’ and not knowing the difference between a caterpillar ard a canteloupe, want to succeed in their business. They bend their best energies to promote the good of their school, to ‘‘secure the greatest good to the greatest number,” As no two minds are: exactly alike, people will to the end of time view methods and principles At Nevada City, Apri! 25th, 1883, by Rev. W. C, Powell, D k Morgan and Miss Helen G, Naffziger, ‘poth of this city. CARR BROS., And ali leading Druggists. BANK EXCHANGE SALOON, WAITIFOR THE MAMMOTH STOCK OF Corner Broad and Pine Sts., A. BLUMBENTEHAT, Nevada Drug Store, Nevada City. differently. Therefore it is unreasonable to expect a great undertaking like. the education of seven hundred children to be carried on without some friction, I have not attempted any special pleading, All Cask for is a candid consideration of what I have written. N. Kennepy. pete sheaths: ral Tue Nord German Gazette severely criticises the report from Sargent, the American Minister in Berlin, to the American Department of State in regard to the action of Germany on the importation of American pork. I desire information on the subject of bugs in general and the manner in which they may be exterminated withont pain, Therefore can you inferm me as to the nature and habits of grasshoppers? What are their size, color and previous condition of servitude? How many young san they rear ina litter, and how long do they have to set on the eggs. before hatching? How do they attack your orchards? Do they gnaw the bark all around, thus kill” ing the tree, do they subsist. on the foliage, or do they climb the tree, ) pluck the green fruit amd hide it under the haystack, the same asl used to do whena boy? I would also like to know as to the best method of destroying them. Which is better, poison scattered around or a shot gun? I am willing and anxious to learn all about the personal habits of different kinds of bugs, and with this end in view, have addreseed letters similar to this:to residents of different portions of the state, and the information derived by this means, will. be duly published.” WALTER B. VINTON EFroprictor. Broad Street, = Citizens sr hee Mane Gruaiity os TA Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, BEER, i, PO ORTER, Etc, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, AL Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, AGENCY FOR THE Toilet Articles of all kinds. Celebrated Philadelphia Beer, , , ; : Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions From the Philadelphia Brewery, San Francisco, By a Competent Druggist, ang PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. Wholesale or Retail, 5, 10 or 15 gallon kegs. This is the Best Beer in the, market. During 1882 the Philadelphia , pe Brew ery sold 64,189 Barrels of Beer, which is MORE THAN TWICE the amount sold by any other Brewery in San Francisco. Give it a trial. wae Families or dealers “on on os: notice. “ALSO 0 ON Hi HAND HKastern on Weiss’ Bottled Beer. Only White Labor Cigars Sold To patrons, from Giffin’s factory,and everything guaranteed as represented. Fancy Drinks “of all kinds a specialty, and mixed from the best liquors, — ‘ When thirsty or in search of a good cigar, call at the BANE BrCHAN GE, M. COYNE, Proprietor. PORTABLE: ELECTRIC LIGHTER, . Now being shipped to this store. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND——— ‘LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE. ’ Over Republican paper finds. consolation in the,Democratic victory of Chicago. ‘The Rochester Post-Express thinks ‘‘it would be a aingrace to have sucha city go Bepultican.” a Tue Shah of Persia believes i ina stable government. He has 400 horses, J. E. CARR. T. BH. CABR CABS BROTHERS, Successor to ©. Ex. Belden, PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG STORE, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. : . NEVADA én? Ez Glad Tidings to the > People of Nevada City. <9 THE CARPET HOUSE NEVADA ‘COUN oS BAMBERGER “BROTHERS, The Leading Dry Goods Firm in @RASS VALLEY, : ; ie er connected their extensive, well alid —0 avorably known establishment with an additional LETE large floor, arranged into a pi ed Fassd . CARPET DEPARTMENT ssorases cuanto acerca torsford’s Acid. Phosphate for Overwork. be. G,.W. Collins, Tipton, .Ind., says: ‘I used it in nervous debility brought on by overwork in warm weather, with good results,” et HE The Beehive. J. D. Cuarke, of ‘the firm of Clarke & Franks, of Stewartsville, Ky., was shot and killed Monday by his partner, J.T. Franks. He had aceused Franks of stealing the firm's money. A quarrel arose and Franks shot Clarke five times. Trere is nu establishment north of Sacramento that offers greater inducements to purchasers of groceries, ‘rovisions, etc., than the Beehive, on Commercial street, Nevada, tf . Frank Lasko, aged 27, Of} morses, Wagonand Harness for Sale. ree 3 tee ON A GRAND SCALE, i adaagtanyer soba in pa Four good Work Horses with apt 3 3: ail __ laving supplied Mepems ic — oe . PERF UMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES ‘his own throat, after failing to shoot . Harness “and Wagon will be » td] . BEgSFe.sS83 §384 . felt want of a complete line of carpets, from the low-. And everything el an officer. [etme Apply, oe Tuomas S int Hy ue est grade to the best of English Baay’ Bresette Pap nes, ing else usually found ina fi ‘st. class r f : Near Nevada City. f Bese 2735 a Baa ; ee q ea the mavofacturers propose al eur < SnG4 3° eunstagte invite the peop .* evada City and WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE j Soren ws ia sue elas “heckled code ee eee vicinity to call and inspect their stock, imported SCHOOL a Tr brrenaghecncinl Es cieag aa Fl szeees 238 hee : direct from American and English factories. BOOKS, STATIONERY, — W. Sranzey, a will nd & recipg vhat wil cure you, FEE Ht rt sdiust , 83 Low prices and -fair dealings assured. Carpets . Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, Ete. Des aad oc covered bye missonaty in Bout Aroerica 3 ‘i Fl a iz sewed free of charge, and de fered to all parts of. SHEBT MUSIC AT. REDUCED RATES, ; Josura T. Inman, Station D, New Yoru & Nevada Cc i ey 3 iG Ae : — and adjoining counties. A Fine display of Pocket Knives ad LO Mee etoniy seasmretial Fu ie 4, . : BAMBERGER BROTHERS, . . biwanro wire Benefit As-. ‘A sure and reliable toate, Brown's. GH Hi as i a ERA Retorm Club. Hall, se ee ee Agt. . ek Bitters, oe : : Beis. . RASS VALLEY, CAL]. 5 =r storm aps by “P, ~ Baas, : hgh 2s 2 ESS