August 19, 1870 (4 pages)

These, yokag m about a month ago well seonnminded, and organized a singing school, mostly . . ) lected one dollar each in advance. . They had taught a school in Grass Valley, where they gave. satisfaction, rad for that reason we had no hesitation in recommending them. Their work was mostly in organizing classes, but the giving of lessons was put off for one reason and another, uatil finally they disappeared, and the next we heard of them they were giving concerts in the northern part of the State, They had ~ giso comtracted bills for printing, and perhaps Others that we know not of. % estoy: tn scarching_ out the ame . ? fied mortgages, with the view of hav: ing them entered upon the supplemental assessment roll. A law to exempt }from taxation money loaned on mort-. gage, Was passed by the last Legisla. ture, but it is believed the law will be declared null, and for that reason [oregages are = eed . in many . ieipbceiatiles iin endeel Location, , Cornelius Sullivan and others have located thirteen claims, of one hundred feet eachi on the Spring ledge, near the abip,, a p eda Bi: EE time a lady who-uses fragrant Sozopent opéns her mouth she advertises the article. The cellence. No spot darkens their surface, no impurity clings to.them, the cushions in Allison Ranch, in Grass 9 town-. state of hér teeth is a ‘certificate of its ex-. . powerful and héalthfal uf all vegetable tonics. Long experience has proved that nothing else . will efficiently sustain and regulate the aystem, when wilting: down under the double pressure. of excessive heat, and constant physica] or mental labor. All persons who have been tempted to try the local “tontes” (so-called) which have been started by sordid speculators in every town and village, with a . view. of “turning a penny” by the credulity of the unwary, know thia to their cost. It is a wise maxim that says “hold faet te that whieh fs good.” Of the forty millions of people in the United. States, probably one-fifth CLOTHING, SP phe 8 cee 8 es it & 2 .h-. A ee ee BS i Z ° SEESSEESSEES g 8] EESESSSEessceceece f gE tlt 7 Ba E Ly g LEG ” 0} A day or two ago we received a note . which the y are set are rosy, and the breath have tested. ive properties of Hosfrom them, dated at Chico, on Monday, . that swells through them is sweet as the . telter's Bitters and know it 10, be = epecific . in naa infec ‘ee we breeze of June. -. ome aPee rye conat on ever aad up thetr aC here, but would refun “SpaupIne’s Givz,” useful ii? every . be bo poy ger Syith the worthfifty cents each to the children, pay @. jong, * less Soonraaaae, recommended by unecra portion of their other. bills, and the re: 2 : _. Jous ov ignorant empirics seems almest —_ when ‘they gota remittance from.the.Bast,.We learn by the Appeal, however, that they ‘played the same game at ‘Chico they did here, " having eolleeted $1 25 each front a class of about:80: children, and leaving the town with sundry” other bills ‘wnpaid. . "Phey _aré) chatged with “playing ‘the ~ woulidence game on quite an extensive. charge would seem to be. just; for they ean. have no excuse for " failingte come ‘Wp to thir agreement . here, and have proved themselves unworthy of confidence. Fatal Actident. Thomas Fant, a.teamster, whose resi lence ‘wasat French Corral,met with a . shocking death on Wednesday after noon, while om. his way from Cherokee to North San Juan. On arriving atthe brow of the long hill between the two places, his horses from. some cause took fright and rin away, and Mr. Fant was found soon after at the foot of the hill, mangled in a most shocking manner. His, skull was fractured, nearly all his ribs were broken, also his backbone and one of his legs. He was alive when found. but insensi dle, and died in about an hour. It is not known precisely how the accident oceurred, as no one was with him ; but it is supposed he was thrown from the wagon, and caught by the lines or in some other in manner, and dragged to the foot of the hill, a distance ot near halfamile, Mr. Fant was about 63 years old, and leavesa wife at French Corsa, bat no children. — ®. Bridge. p resort ty contract for the repair of the suspension bridge, it has been fourid that the timbers are rotted more than was supposed, and that to ‘the sepaira as at first contemplated. would be of little or no use. ee ae fron shoes the upright timbers, at the junetion with? the’ wea sven ba ‘touch sound timter. oath abiail of Tr aded in the additional tiirber can be ascertained.” It has been Proposed to Build up a stone ‘gills; But the wood. is rotten . for a foot-or more, and will have to be . ’ This. would be the most’ WIRE CABLE FOR SALE renee tae ry} ‘HREE HUNDRED FEET of superior 2-inch WIRE CABLES, Nearly New and entirely uninjared, BARGAIN. SON, at the National Exchange Hotel, orto . » PETER PURDON, : aie Black's Bridge. OLD STAND. NEW coops ’ —AND— NEW PROPRIETORS. AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES For Cash, ; — ¢ Approved Credit for 30 days, And hope by strict attention to business, to merit_a share of public patronage. ee ‘?2r ate, PARTIES indebted to the late firm of Mason & White, will please call and. COBB. You Bet, July 20th, 1970 —3w. Notice to Wood Men! S aaenanneneel Sees PROPOSALS x will be received: at the Clerk's Office, until sya Household Furniture For “Sale! . BED ROOM SETS, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAT —, Cnt sachs nad For particulars applyto W. H, DAVIDka Rete HOSE IN WANT OF FURNITURE CAN obtain at about balf coxt, — « ROCKING CHAIRS, STUDY TABLE & BOOK CASE, STEWART STOVE, ‘CROOKERY, &c, &c.,. : . pibtiheine This eatin has been ‘widely and fa ‘our own aad Foreign countries mpwands of . } Proce aie YEARS? OLIVER & {FOX a at ae sees oe od tras but But continves to oe promFATES ,PoBoRasED THRs sToRE . inept Pes ort Pee Peek For rmeriy owl Mason & You Bet, now ofler to She posild SE dead oase bowel aisen jorge ha fl te, it ie = Dry Geods, rind or the physician. tome . me Se aa and Groceries, ced rae ina perfectly safe, med all Bose emg -whets.,ena $i per bott:e. ang 3 Druggists and Apothecaries: settle their accounts. immediately, and save{ © County and — PRIVATE SCHOO aae wort exivture te ¥ judo? Biasoare wb? rarick Schoo! Honea Neveda street é each bottle. Sold by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Paints, ‘ils and Varnishes. ) _ Nevade, aly 20th, 1900 ". EVERY WoLicna SPENT ee . eon aera lected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever offered in the Interior of the Btate!Where do you buy your Harness, TW eccteoandiag rte at ‘wo Mone to order. WORTH OF ‘FURNISHING Goons, . ROWS CLOTHING, At ‘Aavenishing Low Prices! @ne Halt of former Rates eer et of Goods. A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF Semel .— einai neil Cee Uae Sales, Wak Wee 86-. Now is the time to make your purchases. — A general invitation is extended toal. _ CORNER BROAD & PINE Saddles, Robes, es, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM “ MOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below eens Nn 7 CALL AND SBE FOR YOURSELF Cee custom Je%6 ice CREAM, . © . AT THE U 8. BAKERY, MINE STREET. Saturday, August 20th, 451870, To supply the Cotirt House with “~~ ra ‘'. BAILEY a ©. . Forty Cords’ of Good Oak Wood Siegen & Homexpathie P ysician . " eet PN scschance Hotel, adjoin 1a opposite National "oar fet long.) Attorney at law rapes Et Ase ‘FOR THE SALE OFMINING} LD ee Lessing onl x Houses and Lots, _ Nevada, August 5th, 1870. ia 1 Ree in NOWTH GAN : ~ Wotice to Scrip Holders, eamete ae ta Guar renee OF Donrar. weet ee Boulder steet. jy im ‘terme, apply at the School Honee, or to Hebbard, on FOU NTAIN SODA ’ 4 are DREYFUSS, lee gp tgp gah bp ah Reap . At of boat act wollen evening. Parties wgpser Stews served p i he highest st . Ronee, pete Cake, iced or plain, made to SELLING OUT! pate Se ce delivered to every mee orders le-tnt tbo Bakery Bakery will be ee sas is ge @ Slab Sha-dobtnllen spent DRG. TeEIBECK, exh heared: Riek oS TERS SREY ¢ drain that produces these effects can not be ag pee arrested, because it is due to the heat of the }: ee ‘of atmosphere; but the loss of the life-eustainTONS ee far grat Ae A ate eee nantly ranch of oration. Now, therefore, is the time to ren "=" NOv S21 Powell Street,” sort to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the most . . MENTAL AND. PHYSICAL DEBILIBi Biber penn goo Noe.” BeOTS, BEng nom “CONTROL OP THE PASSIONS. HATS, . pipe able work, a P see Proteins __ “JOURNAL OF cuxkiurny: mo Be nn oda ar will be of Ate . , ‘lean orion ica te oa ‘BANNER's EMPORIUM, — . uif)s"ENie 4 thea os PACIFIC INSURANCE : \2 oe é Festa extess of ‘pay Losses _ = Dividends. ---2-2e=+2+0949 + donee ‘aeen Assets in Gold, . Loans on Real Estate and Collat£99,420,000.04:08e0«! ‘sa + eeenoee Bick eee Mecreve SCCeeoseseeeeeons Ray renee sas Total Assetsin Gold, $1,740,065, 11 oar Cees Pea Prempuly te Geld on AdA. J. Ralston, See?y, : . SBunt, Preset. A a Bui of brick work dispatch. -. 10,000 Ge0a —s SES Tarar ‘ wor raraitlt + Be ALMRAT ON ‘th Wis srORE . bons part of . . Big lay cuencn KEENEYS HARDWARE STORE: $2 ori “. won soma ; “TABLES, ALL KINDS; BOFAR, tor BaAONe OEE

These, yokag m about a month ago well seonnminded, and organized a singing school, mostly . . ) lected one dollar each in advance. . They had taught a school in Grass Valley, where they gave. satisfaction, rad for that reason we had no hesitation in recommending them. Their work was mostly in organizing classes, but the giving of lessons was put off for one reason and another, uatil finally they disappeared, and the next we heard of them they were giving concerts in the northern part of the State, They had ~ giso comtracted bills for printing, and perhaps Others that we know not of. % estoy: tn scarching_ out the ame . ? fied mortgages, with the view of hav: ing them entered upon the supplemental assessment roll. A law to exempt }from taxation money loaned on mort-. gage, Was passed by the last Legisla. ture, but it is believed the law will be declared null, and for that reason [oregages are = eed . in many . ieipbceiatiles iin endeel Location, , Cornelius Sullivan and others have located thirteen claims, of one hundred feet eachi on the Spring ledge, near the abip,, a p eda Bi: EE time a lady who-uses fragrant Sozopent opéns her mouth she advertises the article. The cellence. No spot darkens their surface, no impurity clings to.them, the cushions in Allison Ranch, in Grass 9 town-. state of hér teeth is a ‘certificate of its ex-. . powerful and héalthfal uf all vegetable tonics. Long experience has proved that nothing else . will efficiently sustain and regulate the aystem, when wilting: down under the double pressure. of excessive heat, and constant physica] or mental labor. All persons who have been tempted to try the local “tontes” (so-called) which have been started by sordid speculators in every town and village, with a . view. of “turning a penny” by the credulity of the unwary, know thia to their cost.. It is a wise maxim that says “hold faet te that whieh fs good.” Of the forty millions of people in the United. States, probably one-fifth CLOTHING, SP phe 8 cee 8 es it & 2 .h-. A ee ee BS i Z ° SEESSEESSEES g 8] EESESSSEessceceece f gE tlt 7 Ba E Ly g LEG ” 0} A day or two ago we received a note . which the y are set are rosy, and the breath have tested. ive properties of Hosfrom them, dated at Chico, on Monday, . that swells through them is sweet as the . telter's Bitters and know it 10, be = epecific . in naa infec ‘ee we breeze of June. -. ome aPee rye conat on ever aad up thetr aC here, but would refun “SpaupIne’s Givz,” useful ii? every . be bo poy ger Syith the worthfifty cents each to the children, pay @. jong, * less Soonraaaae, recommended by unecra portion of their other. bills, and the re: 2 : _. Jous ov ignorant empirics seems almest —_ when ‘they gota remittance from.the.Bast,.We learn by the Appeal, however, that they ‘played the same game at ‘Chico they did here, " having eolleeted $1 25 each front a class of about:80: children, and leaving the town with sundry” other bills ‘wnpaid. . "Phey _aré) chatged with “playing ‘the ~ woulidence game on quite an extensive. charge would seem to be. just; for they ean. have no excuse for " failingte come ‘Wp to thir agreement . here, and have proved themselves unworthy of confidence. Fatal Actident. Thomas Fant, a.teamster, whose resi lence ‘wasat French Corral,met with a . shocking death on Wednesday after noon, while om. his way from Cherokee to North San Juan. On arriving atthe brow of the long hill between the two places, his horses from. some cause took fright and rin away, and Mr. Fant was found soon after at the foot of the hill, mangled in a most shocking manner. His, skull was fractured, nearly all his ribs were broken, also his backbone and one of his legs. He was alive when found. but insensi dle, and died in about an hour. It is not known precisely how the accident oceurred, as no one was with him ; but it is supposed he was thrown from the wagon, and caught by the lines or in some other in manner, and dragged to the foot of the hill, a distance ot near halfamile, Mr. Fant was about 63 years old, and leavesa wife at French Corsa, bat no children. — ®. Bridge. p resort ty contract for the repair of the suspension bridge, it has been fourid that the timbers are rotted more than was supposed, and that to ‘the sepaira as at first contemplated. would be of little or no use. ee ae fron shoes the upright timbers, at the junetion with? the’ wea sven ba ‘touch sound timter. oath abiail of Tr aded in the additional tiirber can be ascertained.” It has been Proposed to Build up a stone ‘gills; But the wood. is rotten . for a foot-or more, and will have to be . ’ This. would be the most’ WIRE CABLE FOR SALE renee tae ry} ‘HREE HUNDRED FEET of superior 2-inch WIRE CABLES, Nearly New and entirely uninjared, BARGAIN. SON, at the National Exchange Hotel, orto . » PETER PURDON, : aie Black's Bridge. OLD STAND. NEW coops ’ —AND— NEW PROPRIETORS. AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES For Cash, ; — ¢ Approved Credit for 30 days, And hope by strict attention to business, to merit_a share of public patronage. ee ‘?2r ate, PARTIES indebted to the late firm of Mason & White, will please call and. COBB. You Bet, July 20th, 1970 —3w. Notice to Wood Men! S aaenanneneel Sees PROPOSALS x will be received: at the Clerk's Office, until

sya Household Furniture For “Sale! . BED ROOM SETS, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAT —, Cnt sachs nad For particulars applyto W. H, DAVIDka Rete HOSE IN WANT OF FURNITURE CAN obtain at about balf coxt, — « ROCKING CHAIRS, STUDY TABLE & BOOK CASE, STEWART STOVE, ‘CROOKERY, &c, &c.,. : . pibtiheine This eatin has been ‘widely and fa ‘our own aad Foreign countries mpwands of . } Proce aie YEARS? OLIVER & {FOX a at ae sees oe od tras but But continves to oe promFATES ,PoBoRasED THRs sToRE . inept Pes ort Pee Peek For rmeriy owl Mason & You Bet, now ofler to She posild SE dead oase bowel aisen jorge ha fl te, it ie = Dry Geods, rind or the physician. tome . me Se aa and Groceries, ced rae ina perfectly safe, med all Bose emg -whets.,ena $i per bott:e. ang 3 Druggists and Apothecaries: settle their accounts. immediately, and save{ © County and — PRIVATE SCHOO aae wort exivture te ¥ judo? Biasoare wb? rarick Schoo! Honea Neveda street é each bottle. Sold by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No. 43, Broad Street, Paints, ‘ils and Varnishes. ) _ Nevade, aly 20th, 1900 ". EVERY WoLicna SPENT ee . eon aera lected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever offered in the Interior of the Btate!Where do you buy your Harness, TW eccteoandiag rte at ‘wo Mone to order. WORTH OF ‘FURNISHING Goons, . ROWS CLOTHING, At ‘Aavenishing Low Prices! @ne Halt of former Rates eer et of Goods. A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF Semel .— einai neil Cee Uae Sales, Wak Wee 86-. Now is the time to make your purchases. — A general invitation is extended toal. _ CORNER BROAD & PINE Saddles, Robes, es, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM “ MOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below eens Nn 7 CALL AND SBE FOR YOURSELF Cee custom Je%6 ice CREAM, . © . AT THE U 8. BAKERY, MINE STREET. Saturday, August 20th, 451870, To supply the Cotirt House with “~~ ra ‘'. BAILEY a ©. . Forty Cords’ of Good Oak Wood Siegen & Homexpathie P ysician . " eet PN scschance Hotel, adjoin 1a opposite National "oar fet long.) Attorney at law rapes Et Ase ‘FOR THE SALE OFMINING} LD ee Lessing onl x Houses and Lots, _ Nevada, August 5th, 1870. ia 1 Ree in NOWTH GAN : ~ Wotice to Scrip Holders, eamete ae ta Guar renee OF Donrar. weet ee Boulder steet. jy im ‘terme, apply at the School Honee, or to Hebbard, on FOU NTAIN SODA ’ 4 are DREYFUSS, lee gp tgp gah bp ah Reap . At of boat act wollen evening. Parties wgpser Stews served p i he highest st . Ronee, pete Cake, iced or plain, made to SELLING OUT! pate Se ce delivered to every mee orders le-tnt tbo Bakery Bakery will be ee sas is ge @ Slab Sha-dobtnllen spent DRG. TeEIBECK, exh heared: Riek oS TERS SREY ¢ drain that produces these effects can not be ag pee arrested, because it is due to the heat of the }: ee ‘of atmosphere; but the loss of the life-eustainTONS ee far grat Ae A ate eee nantly ranch of oration. Now, therefore, is the time to ren "=" NOv S21 Powell Street,” sort to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the most . . MENTAL AND. PHYSICAL DEBILIBi Biber penn goo Noe.” BeOTS, BEng nom “CONTROL OP THE PASSIONS. HATS, . pipe able work, a P see Proteins __ “JOURNAL OF cuxkiurny: mo Be nn oda ar will be of Ate . , ‘lean orion ica te oa ‘BANNER's EMPORIUM, — . uif)s"ENie 4 thea os PACIFIC INSURANCE : \2 oe é Festa extess of ‘pay Losses _ = Dividends. ---2-2e=+2+0949 + donee ‘aeen Assets in Gold, . Loans on Real Estate and Collat£99,420,000.04:08e0«! ‘sa + eeenoee Bick eee Mecreve SCCeeoseseeeeeons Ray renee sas Total Assetsin Gold, $1,740,065, 11 oar Cees Pea Prempuly te Geld on AdA. J. Ralston, See?y, : . SBunt, Preset. A a Bui of brick work dispatch. -. 10,000 Ge0a —s SES Tarar ‘ wor raraitlt + Be ALMRAT ON ‘th Wis srORE . bons part of . . Big lay cuencn KEENEYS HARDWARE STORE: $2 ori “. won soma ; “TABLES, ALL KINDS; BOFAR, tor BaAONe OEE