July 4, 1885 (4 pages)

us PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada ‘County, f 7 H PRICE LIST prow tcuam..ronton. FOr Cash ! “SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1835. AT VERDICT. The verdict ofthe jury in the case of the People against young Spreckles is the latest evidence afforded that the people of California are not in sympathy with the virulent style of journalism for which the San Francisco Chronicle is notorious, Thejury-in acquit. ting the defendant doubtless did what nineteen out of twenty men in Nevada county, or anywhere ~ g@lse in Califoraia, would have _. done; not because people general: lly indorse to any extent the arga-mentof the pistol, but because they hate abusive personalities in journalism. No one here acquaint. ed with all the circumstances ex* ‘pected any other result of the trial than that which transpired. The "San Francisco Post, which is a very fair-minded and intelligent journal, makes some sensible remarks 6n thismatter. After ex“pressing a belief tliat the ‘verdict , Was given on “‘general principles,’’ it says: ‘‘When Mr. De Young recovers from the mortification and alarm naturally occasioned by this verdict—which must at present seem to him something like‘a formal declaration that he is not entitled to the protection of the law— he will, if he be a ‘sensible man, recognize and profit by the lesson which the verdict teaches. He is the proprietor of a journal that. is in’ many respects admirable.— Tt has a wide circulation, and, in his hands, can be redeemed from the single fault which has always marred its management. This fault has limited its influence, and brought blovdy consequences upon its owners. We refer to its habit.of dealing in offensive personalities. ‘Too often its criticisms have been extremely abusive and undisguisedly vindictive. For the sort of attack upon motives alich earactre Lt y icle has been given, men_instinctively feel that the libel laws, civil and criminal, do not furnish —adeRE quate redress. They fealthatin a quarrel between a private citizen and a newspaper, the. private citizens is at a disadvantage which justifies him, morally if not legally, in going outside the law when too hard pressed in the unequal fight. The love of fair play is a ' stronger sentiment than reverence for statutes. The Chronicle had @ right to criticise the conduct. of the Spreckleses,so far‘as that conduct affected the public, but it had no right to pursue them with sneers, inndendo andvenomous denunciation. It turned criticism into persecution, and, bavause it thus so far forgot the proper restraints of decorous journalism,. it awakened a public sentiment hostile to itself, instead of against the victims of its malice. This. public sentiment found concrete. expression in -yesterday’s verdict.”’ SEEN AEN APEC EBS SWEAR Tue three Italians who killed Filippo Carusso at Chicago and shipped the body to Pittsburg in a trunk have been found guilty of murder in the first degree. Ir is reported that two engage” ‘ments have taken place: between the troops and Indians in Mexico and that over fifty of the renegades have been killed. Two. Mexican horse thieves “were captured and! another was killed by officers in the Huachuca ‘mountains, A. T., Wednesday. pe Wiiuiam_ H. Orrick shot and jnstantly killed Daniel Severance at Milford, U. T., in a quarrel about a little girl. —— — +22 --——— R Porter Asue’s King of Norfolk won the race for the Kenday. ta 6 This powder never varies. A chr of Saniy, gr Ebbaicg and lesomeness. More economi~. eannot be sold in competition with : short gal than the ordinary kinds, and the muititude 0! ders. Soxp oNLV my cans. Roya. Se ‘Powper Co., 106 Wa. eo 2° SABER ae ee eee Corn, cies Rolled Barley“ “ wood stakes at Chicago Wednes. © ‘weight, alum or phosphate pow-. Flour, per 100 Ibs..:.82 75 Wheat, sed owe White Sugar, 12 Ibs.. 1 Brown ‘' 16lbs..1 Rice 10 igiciss. 1 Cisate 1S pecs: 1 Prunes, ro aoe eee . Cod Fish, 90." .. 1 Beans, 60 re. 1 Pearl Barley, 12 “ ..+2 JavaCoffee, 4° .. 1 Costa Rica’ 6° ..3.1 Washing fowder 12 pap’rs 1 Chocolate;-4 papers..1_ Oysters, 12 cans.1 Green Corn, $444Green Peas, eerie . Strirg Beans 8 “ .1 Tomatoes 10 4.1 Salmon, 10 ak Table Fruit, Beas . Pie Fruit, ewes . Jelly, 62 8 Sardines, oo Lobsters, 6. 3 Deviled Ham. 4 “ Corned Beef 4 weask Lard, 10 Ib “. 90 Lard, Sib oo. Lard, ath“ . M Kerosene, 5 gallon ‘ .1 50 Kerosene, per ies OO Syrup, per! gallou... 66 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs. '.2 40 Pickles 5°" =“ 44.11 46 Tea, 5 pound box, .I 25 Japan Tea,per pound, 35 Eng. Breakfast Tea_ “‘ 40 Soap, per box, S00 Harkness Candles, per box,3_50 " \ -eiie 1 > 80 for 1 per box J250 perroll 46 per plug 50 And Everything else in proporWILLIAM WOLP San Fran“ * “é Tobacco, JAMBURG TE A. Invaluable. As .a_ specific “. against contagion, and an efficacious remedy for sudden and severe coughs, colds, asthma, the piles, sores, freckles, foul breath, the Emil Frese’s Hamburg Tea. It purifies the blood, cleanses the stomach and bowels, and gives the whole system a healthy and demedicine for the nursery equat to ‘ rs it. : Ke ALF BERG, “Troristor Repairing done of all complicated Watchés, such as Chronograph-striking, Rgpeaters, English Patent Lever and other une i -equag All kinds of Jewelry Repairing one, Large Stoek of Watches and Jew> elry always on hand. Prices Low. 4a PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTR\. ALF BERG, 22 Mitt SrREEr, GRAssS_ VALLEY GEO. C. GAYLORD DEALER IN : ‘Groceries, Provisions, nc Goods Grain, Feed, Ete., Agent for Giant Powder Company Kotic:,. ITY TAXES will .be.delinquent on the fia. Monday ih August, 1885, até o'clock P. M., and un'ess paid prior thereto five es cent, will be added to the amount the Taxes are payable at the City Hall, Ottice hours from 9 o'clock a. M. to oclock?.u. =i J. &. HOLBROOK, City Marshal. etc., there is no remedy equal to}. lightful tone. There never was 4 4 Goods Sold at Bed Kock Price: . ’ 2S What a Pity PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE CURE FOUND aT LasT! No One Need Suffer. Wepvespay afternoon the jury . in the case of ‘the people against A. B. Spreckels brought in a verdict of not guilty. On the 19th . } hing and Ulcerated Piles has of November, 1884, the accused . been iscovered by Dr. Williams entered the business office of ee Te ovate 7 ‘: d shot hi vice. . William’s Indian Pile Oimtment. oe preg ee ee =e gos A single box has cured the worst The wounds, though serious, did} Ghonic cases of 25 or 30 years not prove fatal. standing. No one need suffer five : minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do That the otherwise beautiful girl should have such bad teeth. And because she did not use SOZODONT. It costs so little to buy it considering the good it does, and its benefits scretch out into her future life. Poor girl! jé23-5w ——_—--—.Ir is believed that the Salisbury . Ministry will pursue a very liberal : : eat ic more harm than good. illiam’s policy towards: Ireland. Indian Pile VUintment absorbs the eee tumors, allays the intense itching The Beauty of Youth. (particularly at night after getting = warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, No matter how handsome or! gives instant relief, and is preparTake advantage of the liberal offer made to cash buyers by B. H. Miller, and get ten per cent. a discount for cash. tt Special Notice That Ten Per Cent Reduction, During the past few weeks I have been selling goods at ten per cent. reduction, and prices have not been raised on former low rates, but purchasers have had the iull advantage of the great bargains. 1 now give notice that the same rule will be carried out up to July “Ist, 1885. After that date the ten per cent. reduction will vease, and I therefore request all who want totake advantage of the d:scount todo so before that time. B. H. Mitter, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City. NY information of the whereabouts of THERESA DANIELS, daughter and wir of Thomas l'anicls, deceaseu, forwardto Joh Danieis, of .evada City, Ca.ifornia, will be properly re vard-d. : Nevada City, Juve 30, 1885-im ~* stalwart a young man may be oth. ed only for Piles, itching of the prierwise, nothing can make up for . Vate parts, and for nothing else. : : nberry of Cleveland says about Dr talents are attractive, but a shin-{ William’s Indian Pile Ointment: ing poll is not. The cause may i and it.affords me pleasure oe a & # that I have never found anythin Parker’s Hair Balsam will stop y the loss of the hair and -start-a. permanent relief as Dr. Williain’s {ndian Ointment.”’ For saleby hair so quickly as to surprise you Tugs’ ol we orldthal pity at 0! Price, o0¢ and §1. PRAZ(ER MepSoe te ee One 1crnz Co., Proprietors, Cleveland, oily, delicately perfumed. Only cecaeed standard 50c. dressing. In the Superior Court, Nevada County, State cf Caliiornia An ordinance providing for compiling, codt. WILLIAM KISTLE, Deceased. fetice is hereby given by the underThe Board of ‘trustees of Nevada City . William Ki tie; d «);,to the creditors of do ordain as follows: and all persons having claims against be collected, codified. classified and renuim. ne e-sary vouchers; within four, months bered when necessary for such classifica. after the first publication of this notice to tnat the C.ty Attorney be employed for. on Park Avenue,-insaid Nevda township the perfo mance of the same. ana county, WM. H. hisTLE, W.G. Kicuarps, Clerk, deceused. Ordered adopted aud published May 2ist,. Dated at Nevada City, June 30th, 1885, 1835, : a partially bald head. Shining fi Read what the Hon. J. M. Cof“I have used scores of Pile Cures, be sickness or anything else, yet which gave such immediate a new growth of glossy and soft 1 all druggists and mailed on receipt the same time. Not a-dye, not’ Ohio, Carr Bros., Agents. Notice to Urcditors. ; IN Tusk MATCER OF THE ESTATE OF INFORMATION WANTED. . {hneticen ot the City of Nevada e . NY “ie neh, adinaettstor of xe sotate ot That the ordinances of the City of Nevada . the said deceased, to exhibit them with the tion, and publi-hed in pamphlet form, and (ths said Administrator, at his residence H.C. Vil. LS, President, Administrator of the estate of Wm. Kistle, my24 J hnpon & Mason, attys for administrator. W. A. SIGOURMEY, Commercial St. Nevada City, Be poeae AND RETAIL DEALER E. ROSENTHAL’S Popalar VARIETY STORE: NEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MARForeign and Domestic Fruits, VEGETABLES, fOBACCO, CIGARS, NUTS, CANDIES, CRACKERS, BU'ITER,EGGS, ULTRY, GAMF, FRESH FISH, Etc., Ete. ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, Commercial Stre UPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Froprietor. VEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. ie THE PLACE TO BOY Beef, 0. 0. PERCIVAL, Evep’s> . Fine Confectionery Pork, Over Tam’s Oyster Saloon, Nevada City. Fruits nd Vevet bl 5 Mutton, peg noe eo rg Reg eal acteabiay Veal, us Sen as, Choice Cigars, Ete.) . Sausages, Ete., art OSA MAREE: Hams, Bacon and;fLard, WholeSacigees sale or Retail. Pietares copied and enlarged. Satisfaction ‘guarantéed. And afl kinds of meat usually found in a first class market. ALL OF THE BEST Mountain and Valley Fruits IN THEIR SEASON, THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR CASH WiLL FIND IT .TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I Confederate-X Rods. faE OLD IKE LLOYD. SALOON. 8. O. WHITING, Prép’r., EF AS fitted up this’ favorite place of.ieacrt naneat and cosy manner, and ig ready to supply his patrons with choice WANES AND LIQUORS, From the vaults of G. W. Chesley, Sacramento, Also the best BEKR and CIGARS o be found in the market, E WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST RATES. Fresh Strawberries & Cherries Received Dally. _ B. ROSENTHAL 4@ Meats delivered free of charge. apl Cc. J. NAFFZIGER. Public Sale for the Benefit of Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, \If you want to make money on purchases in CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, &. CALL ON THE UNDERSIGNED. PRICE LIsT: 3 ‘100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 40 cents a pair, worth $1.00. 50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. 20. = ‘“ Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. 5 “~ Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair. : 100 pairs Men's Cass. Pants, good quality, at $3.00 a pair. a wae * “second. * Se.00: 4 Men’s ‘Sammer Coats at-40¢-eaeh,——___—____-.--_--___-_—_ United Workingmen's Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, the best quality, at $4.75 a pair. ae a ; 20,000 Men's Paper Collars, 12% cents each box. _Men’s Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25c. 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65c a pair 19. ©“. Second Grade =“ es 50c a pair. 10. “ Third . be “ oun aS Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. 100 pair Me's Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25c a pair. : Men’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men’s Cassimere Suits at $12; Men's Fine S Worsted Suits at $14; Men's Union Suits, $6. -’ Men’s White’ Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys’ Good Suits from 4 to 6 years, $3.00. Wi ae xi $4.00. Bee . See v3 &2=You can buy at my Store F OR CASH OR CREDIT. }can-accom: modate all, Country Dealers, take notice of my Price ‘List.’ You can send for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself @g. i een A _ ow 5 ~~ A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, . . KET OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, ack}. We Cala! Saturday Evening, July 4th. GRAND Sparring Exhibition ! MIKE CLEARY Of New York, Champion Heavy Weight of America. JACK DEMPSEY, Of New Jersey, Champion Light weight of the World. $250 To theman who will standup before either of the above gentlemen four rounds. Grind Wrestling Exhibition. DUNGAN CG. ROSS, Champion all round Athlete of the World, and TOM CANNON, Champion all round Wrestler of England. $250 To.anyone defeating ¢ither man 2 Admission, $1.00. Doors open at 7. Begin at 8. MIKE SMITH, Manager. GRAND PICNIC —BY THE— UNION BRASS BAND NEVADA CITY, —aAT— ISMERT’S GROVE, July 4,8. DANCING, Brass and String Music, FIRST-CLASS FLOOR, SPORTS & CAMES, INCLUDING RACES OF ALL KINDS, Throwing Heavy Weights, Climbing Greased Pole, Etc., Etc., Ete. Reftehments fo all . Forsale on the Grounds at very reasonable prices. —-O——_ (&0@A large corps.of Police to be present and maintain, the best of order. ; . —_o—-— a Railroad Trains. : Railroad trains will run during the day between the Grove and Grass Valley and Nevada City as follows: Leave. Nevada City— 9 :30 and 10:40-4. M., 1:15, 2:15, 4:00 and 7:00 Pp. Mx. Leave Grass Valley—9 :30 and 10:10 4. m., 1:15, 3:30 and 6:00 Pp. m. Fare. for round trip 25 cents. . —o— 1776. 1885. FOURTHOF JOLY CBLEBRATIONT GRASS VALLEY ! —— The citizens of Nevada county will celebrate the 109th anniversary of our National Independence, at Grass Valley, on Gaturday, duly 4, '88, With appropriate ceremonies, and to the end that the occasion may be made worthy of the event, all the people are invited to participate inthe observance of the day. There will be a fine PROCESSION, Comprising the Military, Fire Organizations, ganizatious, Trades, Etc. THELITERARY EXERCISES Will be held under a large cauvas, capable of pr toca . several thougand persons, and will consist o Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading of Declaration of Independence. Music by the Handel and Haydn Society. Poem, by Miss Ella Whiting, of Grass Valley. ~ Oration, by Orator of the Day. OFFICERS OF THE DAY: President of the Day: HON. J. M. WALLING. Orator: HON. B.J. WATSON. Grand Marshal: T. H. WILHELM. Reader of Declaration, J. STEIN. Poetess: MISS ELLA WHITING, Chaplain: REV. R. H. SINK. VICE PRESIDENTS: A. Burrows, Daniel Collins, F. Dulmaine, T. C. Hocking, J. P. Shoemaker, D. B. Marwick, H. B. Johnson, Jos. Gilbert, M. C. Taylor, Angus McKay, John McKay, S.-H. Dille, P. T. Riley, Edward Coleman, J. M. Lakenan, J. F. Kidder, Peter Johnson, A. J. Ridge, J. J. Dorsey, C. H. Huankins, A. B. Dibble, Geo. Lord, §, M. Harris, Samuel: Tyrell, F. G. Beatty, E. W. Roberts,Henry Atwood, W: H. Mitchell, Wm. Loutzenheiser, Wm. E. Deamer, 5S. D. Bosworth, John Glasson, James Conaway, Wm. George, W.C. Jones, Elam Biggs, M. Byrne, Jr., Jacob Weissbein, S. Yeo, P. Noonan, Samuel Granger, H. Silvester; Jarges: Bennallack, A. W. Stoddart, George Starr, «H. Wohler. ~ ; There will be a Grand Display of FIREWORKS In the Evening. The Finest Ever Seen, in the Courty. RAILROAD TRAINS. Railroad trains will run during the day between Grass Valley and Nevada City as follows: Leave Nevada City—9: 30 and 10:40 a. M., 4:15, 2:15, 4:00 and 7:00 Pp. mM. Leave Grass Valley—9. 30 andl0: 104. M., 1:15, 3:30, 6 00 and 10;.00 PSM. . Fare for round trip, 50 cénts. National Salutes willbe fired at Sunrise, Noon and Sunset Fare for Round Trip 25 cents der RK. U. S. at 5 o’clock P. mu. J. E. CARR Corner Pine and Commercial sts:, CARR BROTHERS, Proprietors of THEPALACE DRUG STORE. T. H. CARR. Nevada’ CityKeep constantly on hand a large and_complete'stock of everything usually found in First Olass Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. ~ SCHOOL BOOKS, S BLANK BOOKS, ae MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AML kinds of Petiodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS. OF C!SARS. * and the various Civic Or-. Unique Parade by Ancient Or> Ppctennenaeel CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR 188s. os At Sacramento, Septemiyer 7th to , 19th, Iwo Weeks. aan _— ot = at community of this Sia «ticularly calleu liberal awards offered tor xf sl COUN £Y EX sIBITs. Th encouragement the Board -n: in their fh ot cflurt to establish a an of this character, has iuducsd them ty, ine crease the amount of —— this } ear The exhibits made in this department ay the last Sto e Farr, w re forwarded to New Or. leans, aud furin d a greater paroof Calitor. wia’s exhibit at the World's Fair of 18445, wh. re they created an interest and at the sume time presented the practical results of farming in valitornia. The object of the Board in offering these indu:cments, ig to orivg directly tu the novice of the world the superior advantages a t.ined by Califurnia in farm products. The tide of imunigration has turued this way. ‘Lhose seexing nomeg among Us are anx.ous to ubtuin as mucli in. formation as pussiele as to the yield of yarous products in different ivcalities, ete, of each counts could be devised. To’ thig en. the Board offers for the most extensive, perfect and varied exhibit of Farm Products (exclusive of live g ock) exhibited as a County Production the sum of $1500, divided as fu}. luws: For Best Display ~ $500 The renisining one thousand dollars wil} be uistributed amoug the o.her counties in equitable proportion, considering the mere its of each county exhibit. Competition to be between coun ies only, That is to say, that the ENIIRE EXHIBIT made by onecounty must compete AGAINST the BN‘: KE EXHIBit of avoiner county, -The prem.um «warded to each county exhib. it will be paid to the committe in chaiye of said exhibit. The State Board of Agriculture earnestly desires tar hearty cv operation of the various subordinate Grau ges throughout the State, in masiog this exhivition ef California’s products a success, whereby the varied products of different localities may be fully shown, We wouldask thesppuintment ofa coumictee from th+ Grange in each county to cail upon and urge the Patrous to make a display represeating their respective councies. 4a@7Send for Premium list. J#Sst D. C. RR, President. EDWLN_F. SMciTH, Secretary. Califia Wire Works, 329 Market street, San Francisco, Manutfacturera of Wisvand Erery'bing in Wie, ——-0 mo WIRE ROPE, Flat and round, iron and steel. Guaranteed of the best quality and workmanship. Batte ry Sereens . Tapered Stee! or brass wire, ail mesh es up tol50 Wire . for telegraph, telephone, baling hay, «40 . fences, bridges, springs, ete., all kins ad sizes.4 regularly licensed manBarbed Witt . Sons. of 2 and 4 point, regular and thick set. Our customers are guaranteed against law suits. ALL Gopher Traps, Bird Cages. Atk of traps and cages, avaries, summer houses, ete. ALL Wire Cloth and Netting. AW, and meshes and any degree of stre ngth. ALL KINDS OF WIRE GOODS for the Miner, Farmer an! general public. NOTE—We defy competition and sell you better goods at les; prices than Eastern manufacturers. sul 1-6m BLACKSMITHING, CARRIAGE AND WAGON —AND— HORSE-SHOEING SHOP, BROAD STREET,FABOVEJW2;C.JGROVE fP. CLANCY, Proprietor. mr HAVING SECURED ‘HE SE csices OF A_ FIRST. CLASS BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER, FROM SAN .FRANCISCO, AND THOMAS McKEE HAVING BEEN EMPLOYED AS WHEELWRIGHT, I 4M NOW PREPARED 10 DO ALL KINDS OF. YORK IN MY LINE IN. THE BEST TYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. P. CLANCY. il 1, 1885. Notice of Sale. Noo is hereby given that the underi signed, executor of Last Will of Anthoni Thorsen, dece ised. wi . sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, gol cvin of the United States; on SATURDAY, the 11th day. of JULY; 1885, at, one o'clock , P. M., a6 the late residence of deceased, at Blue Tent, Nevada county, California, the allowing personal property, to-wit: — d furniture, stoves, utensils, beds, beuding, &c. Also one dozen chickens and two pig-, three flasks of quicksil: er and other personai property. Also the f lowing real pro, erty, to-wit: coo! ing Tent; a cabin at Sailox Fiat, and ‘a canyor clair in Sailor Plat Canyon, extending from the Enterprise claims’at Sailor Fiat to the Sonth Yuba river. re Nevada City, July 1, 1885. ee OY B.D. CHADWICK, Executor of Last Will of” Anthoni Thor sen, deceasd. Ks : 4 Keystone ‘Market. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. —_—— A oe CHAS. KENT, Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASED the sbove named Market w.ll be glad to see all former ame patrons and will be able t supply the pubic with all kinds of Fresh and Salt: Meats, AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A ; FIRST CLASS MARKET! Which will be furnished at the VERY LOWEST RATES, ee Raving had long experience in. the bust: ness, J can guarantee 10 give perfect Bats faction to ail, and wi.l supply the No better method for showing the resources —* Possessory title ta honse and ot at blue _~ I PE! PE: Cc Si fea Sa oe 2/2 42 @ Qa bs fi ESET pounded by a careful and competent-Druggisr —— . i = Prescriptions accurately ‘and . carefully comWEALL KINDS OF LIVE STOCK FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES.

us PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada ‘County, f 7 H PRICE LIST prow tcuam...ronton. FOr Cash ! “SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1835. AT VERDICT. The verdict ofthe jury in the case of the People against young Spreckles is the latest evidence afforded that the people of California are not in sympathy with the virulent style of journalism for which the San Francisco Chronicle is notorious, Thejury-in acquit. ting the defendant doubtless did what nineteen out of twenty men in Nevada county, or anywhere ~ g@lse in Califoraia, would have _. done; not because people general: lly indorse to any extent the arga-mentof the pistol, but because they hate abusive personalities in journalism. No one here acquaint. ed with all the circumstances ex* ‘pected any other result of the trial than that which transpired. The "San Francisco Post, which is a very fair-minded and intelligent journal, makes some sensible remarks 6n thismatter. After ex“pressing a belief tliat the ‘verdict , Was given on “‘general principles,’’ it says: ‘‘When Mr. De Young recovers from the mortification and alarm naturally occasioned by this verdict—which must at present seem to him something like‘a formal declaration that he is not entitled to the protection of the law— he will, if he be a ‘sensible man, recognize and profit by the lesson which the verdict teaches. He is the proprietor of a journal that. is in’ many respects admirable.— Tt has a wide circulation, and, in his hands, can be redeemed from the single fault which has always marred its management. This fault has limited its influence, and brought blovdy consequences upon its owners. We refer to its habit.of dealing in offensive personalities. ‘Too often its criticisms have been extremely abusive and undisguisedly vindictive. For the sort of attack upon motives alich earactre Lt y icle has been given, men_instinctively feel that the libel laws, civil and criminal, do not furnish —adeRE quate redress. They fealthatin a quarrel between a private citizen and a newspaper, the. private citizens is at a disadvantage which justifies him, morally if not legally, in going outside the law when too hard pressed in the unequal fight. The love of fair play is a ' stronger sentiment than reverence for statutes. The Chronicle had @ right to criticise the conduct. of the Spreckleses,so far‘as that conduct affected the public, but it had no right to pursue them with sneers, inndendo andvenomous denunciation. It turned criticism into persecution, and, bavause it thus so far forgot the proper restraints of decorous journalism,. it awakened a public sentiment hostile to itself, instead of against the victims of its malice. This. public sentiment found concrete. expression in -yesterday’s verdict.”’ SEEN AEN APEC EBS SWEAR Tue three Italians who killed Filippo Carusso at Chicago and shipped the body to Pittsburg in a trunk have been found guilty of murder in the first degree. Ir is reported that two engage” ‘ments have taken place: between the troops and Indians in Mexico and that over fifty of the renegades have been killed. Two. Mexican horse thieves “were captured and! another was killed by officers in the Huachuca ‘mountains, A. T., Wednesday. pe Wiiuiam_ H. Orrick shot and jnstantly killed Daniel Severance at Milford, U. T., in a quarrel about a little girl. —— — +22 --——— R Porter Asue’s King of Norfolk won the race for the Kenday. ta 6 This powder never varies. A chr of Saniy, gr Ebbaicg and lesomeness. More economi~. eannot be sold in competition with : short gal than the ordinary kinds, and the muititude 0! ders. Soxp oNLV my cans. Roya. Se ‘Powper Co., 106 Wa. eo 2° SABER ae ee eee Corn, cies Rolled Barley“ “ wood stakes at Chicago Wednes. © ‘weight, alum or phosphate pow-. Flour, per 100 Ibs...:.82 75 Wheat, sed owe White Sugar, 12 Ibs... 1 Brown ‘' 16lbs....1 Rice 10 igiciss. 1 Cisate 1S pecs: 1 Prunes, ro aoe eee . Cod Fish, 90." .... 1 Beans, 60 re. 1 Pearl Barley, 12 “ ...+2 JavaCoffee, 4° .... 1 Costa Rica’ 6° ...3..1 Washing fowder 12 pap’rs 1 Chocolate;-4 papers....1_ Oysters, 12 cans..1 Green Corn, $444Green Peas, eerie . Strirg Beans 8 “ ..1 Tomatoes 10 4.1 Salmon, 10 ak Table Fruit, Beas . Pie Fruit, ewes . Jelly, 62 8 Sardines, oo Lobsters, 6. 3 Deviled Ham. 4 “ Corned Beef 4 weask Lard, 10 Ib “.. 90 Lard, Sib oo. Lard, ath“ . M Kerosene, 5 gallon ‘ ..1 50 Kerosene, per ies OO Syrup, per! gallou..... 66 Syrup, 5 gallon kegs. '.2 40 Pickles 5°" =“ 44.11 46 Tea, 5 pound box, ..I 25 Japan Tea,per pound, 35 Eng. Breakfast Tea_ “‘ 40 Soap, per box, S00 Harkness Candles, per box,3_50 " \ -eiie 1 > 80 for 1 per box J250 perroll 46 per plug 50 And Everything else in proporWILLIAM WOLP San Fran“ * “é Tobacco, JAMBURG TE A. Invaluable. As .a_ specific “. against contagion, and an efficacious remedy for sudden and severe coughs, colds, asthma, the piles, sores, freckles, foul breath, the Emil Frese’s Hamburg Tea. It purifies the blood, cleanses the stomach and bowels, and gives the whole system a healthy and demedicine for the nursery equat to ‘ rs it. : Ke ALF BERG, “Troristor Repairing done of all complicated Watchés, such as Chronograph-striking, Rgpeaters, English Patent Lever and other une i -equag All kinds of Jewelry Repairing one, Large Stoek of Watches and Jew> elry always on hand. Prices Low. 4a PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTR\. ALF BERG, 22 Mitt SrREEr, GRAssS_ VALLEY GEO. C. GAYLORD DEALER IN : ‘Groceries, Provisions, nc Goods Grain, Feed, Ete., Agent for Giant Powder Company Kotic:,. ITY TAXES will .be.delinquent on the fia. Monday ih August, 1885, até o'clock P. M., and un'ess paid prior thereto five es cent, will be added to the amount the Taxes are payable at the City Hall, Ottice hours from 9 o'clock a. M. to oclock?.u. =i J. &. HOLBROOK, City Marshal. etc., there is no remedy equal to}. lightful tone. There never was 4 4 Goods Sold at Bed Kock Price: . ’ 2S What a Pity PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE CURE FOUND aT LasT! No One Need Suffer. Wepvespay afternoon the jury . in the case of ‘the people against A. B. Spreckels brought in a verdict of not guilty. On the 19th . } hing and Ulcerated Piles has of November, 1884, the accused . been iscovered by Dr. Williams entered the business office of ee Te ovate 7 ‘: d shot hi vice. . William’s Indian Pile Oimtment. oe preg ee ee =e gos A single box has cured the worst The wounds, though serious, did} Ghonic cases of 25 or 30 years not prove fatal. standing. No one need suffer five : minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do That the otherwise beautiful girl should have such bad teeth. And because she did not use SOZODONT. It costs so little to buy it considering the good it does, and its benefits scretch out into her future life. Poor girl! jé23-5w ——_—--—.Ir is believed that the Salisbury . Ministry will pursue a very liberal : : eat ic more harm than good. illiam’s policy towards: Ireland. Indian Pile VUintment absorbs the eee tumors, allays the intense itching The Beauty of Youth. (particularly at night after getting = warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, No matter how handsome or! gives instant relief, and is preparTake advantage of the liberal offer made to cash buyers by B. H. Miller, and get ten per cent. a discount for cash. tt Special Notice That Ten Per Cent Reduction, During the past few weeks I have been selling goods at ten per cent. reduction, and prices have not been raised on former low rates, but purchasers have had the iull advantage of the great bargains. 1 now give notice that the same rule will be carried out up to July “Ist, 1885. After that date the ten per cent. reduction will vease, and I therefore request all who want totake advantage of the d:scount todo so before that time. B. H. Mitter, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St., Nevada City. NY information of the whereabouts of THERESA DANIELS, daughter and wir of Thomas l'anicls, deceaseu, forwardto Joh Danieis, of .evada City, Ca.ifornia, will be properly re vard-d. : Nevada City, Juve 30, 1885-im ~* stalwart a young man may be oth. ed only for Piles, itching of the prierwise, nothing can make up for . Vate parts, and for nothing else. : : nberry of Cleveland says about Dr talents are attractive, but a shin-{ William’s Indian Pile Ointment: ing poll is not. The cause may i and it.affords me pleasure oe a & # that I have never found anythin Parker’s Hair Balsam will stop y the loss of the hair and -start-a. permanent relief as Dr. Williain’s {ndian Ointment.”’ For saleby hair so quickly as to surprise you Tugs’ ol we orldthal pity at 0! Price, o0¢ and §1. PRAZ(ER MepSoe te ee One 1crnz Co., Proprietors, Cleveland, oily, delicately perfumed. Only cecaeed standard 50c. dressing. In the Superior Court, Nevada County, State cf Caliiornia An ordinance providing for compiling, codt. WILLIAM KISTLE, Deceased. fetice is hereby given by the underThe Board of ‘trustees of Nevada City . William Ki tie; d «);,to the creditors of do ordain as follows: and all persons having claims against be collected, codified. classified and renuim. ne e-sary vouchers; within four, months bered when necessary for such classifica. after the first publication of this notice to tnat the C.ty Attorney be employed for. on Park Avenue,-insaid Nevda township the perfo mance of the same. ana county, WM. H. hisTLE, W.G. Kicuarps, Clerk, deceused. Ordered adopted aud published May 2ist,. Dated at Nevada City, June 30th, 1885, 1835, : a partially bald head. Shining fi Read what the Hon. J. M. Cof“I have used scores of Pile Cures, be sickness or anything else, yet which gave such immediate a new growth of glossy and soft 1 all druggists and mailed on receipt the same time. Not a-dye, not’ Ohio, Carr Bros., Agents. Notice to Urcditors. ; IN Tusk MATCER OF THE ESTATE OF INFORMATION WANTED. . {hneticen ot the City of Nevada e . NY “ie neh, adinaettstor of xe sotate ot That the ordinances of the City of Nevada . the said deceased, to exhibit them with the tion, and publi-hed in pamphlet form, and (ths said Administrator, at his residence H.C. Vil. LS, President, Administrator of the estate of Wm. Kistle, my24 J hnpon & Mason, attys for administrator. W. A. SIGOURMEY, Commercial St. Nevada City, Be poeae AND RETAIL DEALER E. ROSENTHAL’S Popalar VARIETY STORE: NEW MEAT MARKET AT THE OLD PORK MARForeign and Domestic Fruits, VEGETABLES, fOBACCO, CIGARS, NUTS, CANDIES, CRACKERS, BU'ITER,EGGS, ULTRY, GAMF, FRESH FISH, Etc., Ete. ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, Commercial Stre UPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, C. J. NAFFZIGER, Froprietor. VEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. ie THE PLACE TO BOY Beef, 0. 0. PERCIVAL, Evep’s> . Fine Confectionery Pork, Over Tam’s Oyster Saloon, Nevada City. Fruits nd Vevet bl 5 Mutton, peg noe eo rg Reg eal acteabiay Veal, us Sen as, Choice Cigars, Ete.) . Sausages, Ete., art OSA MAREE: Hams, Bacon and;fLard, WholeSacigees sale or Retail. Pietares copied and enlarged. Satisfaction ‘guarantéed. And afl kinds of meat usually found in a first class market. ALL OF THE BEST Mountain and Valley Fruits IN THEIR SEASON, THOSE DESIRING TO BUY MEAT FOR CASH WiLL FIND IT .TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH ME, AS I Confederate-X Rods. faE OLD IKE LLOYD. SALOON. 8. O. WHITING, Prép’r., EF AS fitted up this’ favorite place of.ieacrt naneat and cosy manner, and ig ready to supply his patrons with choice WANES AND LIQUORS, From the vaults of G. W. Chesley, Sacramento, Also the best BEKR and CIGARS o be found in the market, E WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST RATES. Fresh Strawberries & Cherries Received Dally. _ B. ROSENTHAL 4@ Meats delivered free of charge. apl Cc. J. NAFFZIGER. Public Sale for the Benefit of Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY, \If you want to make money on purchases in CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, &. CALL ON THE UNDERSIGNED. PRICE LIsT: 3 ‘100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 40 cents a pair, worth $1.00.

50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. 20. = ‘“ Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. 5 “~ Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair. : 100 pairs Men's Cass. Pants, good quality, at $3.00 a pair. a wae * “second. * Se.00: 4 Men’s ‘Sammer Coats at-40¢-eaeh,——___—____-.--_--___-_—_ United Workingmen's Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, the best quality, at $4.75 a pair. ae a ; 20,000 Men's Paper Collars, 12% cents each box. _Men’s Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25c. 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65c a pair 19. ©“. Second Grade =“ es 50c a pair. 10. “ Third . be “ oun aS Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. 100 pair Me's Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 doz. Men’s White Knitted Drawers at 25c a pair. : Men’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men’s Cassimere Suits at $12; Men's Fine S Worsted Suits at $14; Men's Union Suits, $6. -’ Men’s White’ Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys’ Good Suits from 4 to 6 years, $3.00. Wi ae xi $4.00. Bee . See v3 &2=You can buy at my Store F OR CASH OR CREDIT. }can-accom: modate all, Country Dealers, take notice of my Price ‘List.’ You can send for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself @g. i een A _ ow 5 ~~ A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, . . KET OF JACOB NAFFZIGER, ack}. We Cala! Saturday Evening, July 4th. GRAND Sparring Exhibition ! MIKE CLEARY Of New York, Champion Heavy Weight of America. JACK DEMPSEY, Of New Jersey, Champion Light weight of the World. $250 To theman who will standup before either of the above gentlemen four rounds. Grind Wrestling Exhibition. DUNGAN CG. ROSS, Champion all round Athlete of the World, and TOM CANNON, Champion all round Wrestler of England. $250 To.anyone defeating ¢ither man 2 Admission, $1.00. Doors open at 7. Begin at 8. MIKE SMITH, Manager. GRAND PICNIC —BY THE— UNION BRASS BAND NEVADA CITY, —aAT— ISMERT’S GROVE, July 4,8. DANCING, Brass and String Music, FIRST-CLASS FLOOR, SPORTS & CAMES, INCLUDING RACES OF ALL KINDS, Throwing Heavy Weights, Climbing Greased Pole, Etc., Etc., Ete. Reftehments fo all . Forsale on the Grounds at very reasonable prices. —-O——_ (&0@A large corps.of Police to be present and maintain, the best of order. ; . —_o—-— a Railroad Trains. : Railroad trains will run during the day between the Grove and Grass Valley and Nevada City as follows: Leave. Nevada City— 9 :30 and 10:40-4. M., 1:15, 2:15, 4:00 and 7:00 Pp. Mx. Leave Grass Valley—9 :30 and 10:10 4. m., 1:15, 3:30 and 6:00 Pp. m. Fare. for round trip 25 cents. . —o— 1776. 1885. FOURTHOF JOLY CBLEBRATIONT GRASS VALLEY ! —— The citizens of Nevada county will celebrate the 109th anniversary of our National Independence, at Grass Valley, on Gaturday, duly 4, '88, With appropriate ceremonies, and to the end that the occasion may be made worthy of the event, all the people are invited to participate inthe observance of the day. There will be a fine PROCESSION, Comprising the Military, Fire Organizations, ganizatious, Trades, Etc. THELITERARY EXERCISES Will be held under a large cauvas, capable of pr toca . several thougand persons, and will consist o Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading of Declaration of Independence. Music by the Handel and Haydn Society. Poem, by Miss Ella Whiting, of Grass Valley. ~ Oration, by Orator of the Day. OFFICERS OF THE DAY: President of the Day: HON. J. M. WALLING. Orator: HON. B.J. WATSON. Grand Marshal: T. H. WILHELM. Reader of Declaration, J. STEIN. Poetess: MISS ELLA WHITING, Chaplain: REV. R. H. SINK. VICE PRESIDENTS: A. Burrows, Daniel Collins, F. Dulmaine, T. C. Hocking, J. P. Shoemaker, D. B. Marwick, H. B. Johnson, Jos. Gilbert, M. C. Taylor, Angus McKay, John McKay, S.-H. Dille, P. T. Riley, Edward Coleman, J. M. Lakenan, J. F. Kidder, Peter Johnson, A. J. Ridge, J. J. Dorsey, C. H. Huankins, A. B. Dibble, Geo. Lord, §, M. Harris, Samuel: Tyrell, F. G. Beatty, E. W. Roberts,Henry Atwood, W: H. Mitchell, Wm. Loutzenheiser, Wm. E. Deamer, 5S. D. Bosworth, John Glasson, James Conaway, Wm. George, W.C. Jones, Elam Biggs, M. Byrne, Jr., Jacob Weissbein, S. Yeo, P. Noonan, Samuel Granger, H. Silvester; Jarges: Bennallack, A. W. Stoddart, George Starr, «H. Wohler. ~ ; There will be a Grand Display of FIREWORKS In the Evening. The Finest Ever Seen, in the Courty. RAILROAD TRAINS. Railroad trains will run during the day between Grass Valley and Nevada City as follows: Leave Nevada City—9: 30 and 10:40 a. M., 4:15, 2:15, 4:00 and 7:00 Pp. mM. Leave Grass Valley—9. 30 andl0: 104. M., 1:15, 3:30, 6 00 and 10;.00 PSM. . Fare for round trip, 50 cénts. National Salutes willbe fired at Sunrise, Noon and Sunset Fare for Round Trip 25 cents der RK. U. S. at 5 o’clock P. mu. J. E. CARR Corner Pine and Commercial sts:, CARR BROTHERS, Proprietors of THEPALACE DRUG STORE. T. H. CARR. Nevada’ CityKeep constantly on hand a large and_complete'stock of everything usually found in First Olass Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC. ~ SCHOOL BOOKS, S BLANK BOOKS, ae MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AML kinds of Petiodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS. OF C!SARS. * and the various Civic Or-. Unique Parade by Ancient Or> Ppctennenaeel CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR 188s. os At Sacramento, Septemiyer 7th to , 19th, Iwo Weeks. aan _— ot = at community of this Sia «ticularly calleu liberal awards offered tor xf sl COUN £Y EX sIBITs. Th encouragement the Board -n: in their fh ot cflurt to establish a an of this character, has iuducsd them ty, ine crease the amount of —— this } ear The exhibits made in this department ay the last Sto e Farr, w re forwarded to New Or. leans, aud furin d a greater paroof Calitor. wia’s exhibit at the World's Fair of 18445, wh. re they created an interest and at the sume time presented the practical results of farming in valitornia. The object of the Board in offering these indu:cments, ig to orivg directly tu the novice of the world the superior advantages a t.ined by Califurnia in farm products. The tide of imunigration has turued this way. ‘Lhose seexing nomeg among Us are anx.ous to ubtuin as mucli in. formation as pussiele as to the yield of yarous products in different ivcalities, ete, of each counts could be devised. To’ thig en. the Board offers for the most extensive, perfect and varied exhibit of Farm Products (exclusive of live g ock) exhibited as a County Production the sum of $1500, divided as fu}. luws: For Best Display ~ $500 The renisining one thousand dollars wil} be uistributed amoug the o.her counties in equitable proportion, considering the mere its of each county exhibit. Competition to be between coun ies only, That is to say, that the ENIIRE EXHIBIT made by onecounty must compete AGAINST the BN‘: KE EXHIBit of avoiner county, -The prem.um «warded to each county exhib. it will be paid to the committe in chaiye of said exhibit. The State Board of Agriculture earnestly desires tar hearty cv operation of the various subordinate Grau ges throughout the State, in masiog this exhivition ef California’s products a success, whereby the varied products of different localities may be fully shown, We wouldask thesppuintment ofa coumictee from th+ Grange in each county to cail upon and urge the Patrous to make a display represeating their respective councies. 4a@7Send for Premium list. J#Sst D. C. RR, President. EDWLN_F. SMciTH, Secretary. Califia Wire Works, 329 Market street, San Francisco, Manutfacturera of Wisvand Erery'bing in Wie, ——-0 mo WIRE ROPE, Flat and round, iron and steel. Guaranteed of the best quality and workmanship. Batte ry Sereens . Tapered Stee! or brass wire, ail mesh es up tol50 Wire . for telegraph, telephone, baling hay, «40 . fences, bridges, springs, ete., all kins ad sizes.4 regularly licensed manBarbed Witt . Sons. of 2 and 4 point, regular and thick set. Our customers are guaranteed against law suits. ALL Gopher Traps, Bird Cages. Atk of traps and cages, avaries, summer houses, ete. ALL Wire Cloth and Netting. AW, and meshes and any degree of stre ngth. ALL KINDS OF WIRE GOODS for the Miner, Farmer an! general public. NOTE—We defy competition and sell you better goods at les; prices than Eastern manufacturers. sul 1-6m BLACKSMITHING, CARRIAGE AND WAGON —AND— HORSE-SHOEING SHOP, BROAD STREET,FABOVEJW2;C.JGROVE fP. CLANCY, Proprietor. mr HAVING SECURED ‘HE SE csices OF A_ FIRST. CLASS BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER, FROM SAN .FRANCISCO, AND THOMAS McKEE HAVING BEEN EMPLOYED AS WHEELWRIGHT, I 4M NOW PREPARED 10 DO ALL KINDS OF. YORK IN MY LINE IN. THE BEST TYLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. P. CLANCY. il 1, 1885. Notice of Sale. Noo is hereby given that the underi signed, executor of Last Will of Anthoni Thorsen, dece ised. wi . sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, gol cvin of the United States; on SATURDAY, the 11th day. of JULY; 1885, at, one o'clock , P. M., a6 the late residence of deceased, at Blue Tent, Nevada county, California, the allowing personal property, to-wit: — d furniture, stoves, utensils, beds, beuding, &c. Also one dozen chickens and two pig-, three flasks of quicksil: er and other personai property. Also the f lowing real pro, erty, to-wit: coo! ing Tent; a cabin at Sailox Fiat, and ‘a canyor clair in Sailor Plat Canyon, extending from the Enterprise claims’at Sailor Fiat to the Sonth Yuba river. re Nevada City, July 1, 1885. ee OY B.D. CHADWICK, Executor of Last Will of” Anthoni Thor sen, deceasd. Ks : 4 Keystone ‘Market. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. —_—— A oe CHAS. KENT, Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASED the sbove named Market w.ll be glad to see all former ame patrons and will be able t supply the pubic with all kinds of Fresh and Salt: Meats, AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A ; FIRST CLASS MARKET! Which will be furnished at the VERY LOWEST RATES, ee Raving had long experience in. the bust: ness, J can guarantee 10 give perfect Bats faction to ail, and wi.l supply the No better method for showing the resources —* Possessory title ta honse and ot at blue _~ I PE! PE: Cc Si fea Sa oe 2/2 42 @ Qa bs fi ESET pounded by a careful and competent-Druggisr —— . i = Prescriptions accurately ‘and . carefully comWEALL KINDS OF LIVE STOCK FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES.