February 24, 1881 (4 pages)

RE, X, a City fo %5 d 40° ees By SES 60 1-95 200 ei) 25 $1 09 $1 00 25 ete 4-66 =) 39) 1 00 100 30 .100 00 1.00 70 60: 6) , Loo 1.00 9) cts, a), ets, 5 cts al 50e 1, 2-25 1% 25 De de, 10c, mn. rrant 2D poses. satel, 'E. rts built for d anothny kind oN. ——— ONE THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA. Brief Hention. jeorge Washingten could not’ dance tlie racquet. ; Chicken ‘supper at the Half Mile ‘House ball to-night. ~ Dr. Stanley Jewett “and ‘wife of Sierra couatyare visiting ‘friends here. ‘ é : : " “Next Tuesday is St. David’s Day, and is geuerally observed as a holiday by our ‘Welsh population. Jaines A. Stidger, Esq., was asso“ ciated with Mr. Walling inthe de“fense of Mrs. Glassit who was charg" ¢d with the mutder of Jas. Malone. “Miss Mary AMcCutchan left yes-. = terday for the southern part of the State, where-she~wilt spend a few weeks in visiting friends and relatives. GENCY The carpenters are making rapid progress on the two new houses be— ing builé on Kearney street by Geo. M. Hughes, and the one on Water street by Sheriff Tompkins, Misses Annie and Phoebe Hinds . of San Jose, who are visiting friends in this #ity, were the recipients of. a pleasant surprise party given. Tues_-day evening at the residence of E. A clean-up of $6,009 was made a few days.since in A. G. Turuer’s hydraulc claim at Hunt’s Hill. The expense of production was very light, owing to the abundance of free water, ‘ Anonymous letters written to the patrons of a certain Nevala City gentleman, witha view to injuring his business, have been citculatiny quite freely through the postoffice of sate. Shame upon seeh an underhanded method of wreaking a personal spite, for doubtless the letters ate written from motives of revenge. Jurers Drawr. The fo lowing named persons were drawn in the Superior Court yesterday to serve as trial jurors beginning March-19th: “Nevada township—L. C. Keith, ¥. H. Hinds, Wesley Arnjar:, Le Housman, Henry Groves, Chas. Beedle, Hugh McAuley. Grass. Valley. township=—M. J. Higgins, Jno. T. Rodda, W. H. Buckett, Jas. R: Nickerson, J. M. Lakenan, Bernard Riley. Rough and Ready township—John Doubt, Stafford Green, C. O. Vaylor, Michael Kane, Wm. Hartley, . ~ Bridgeport township—Kerr ~~ Phet. an, John H. Perry, Geo. N. L. Powell, Jas. Conn, S. McCard. Meadow’ Lake township—G. V. Logau, Hugh Barbour. Bloomfield township—C. B. Hawley, J. Landsburg. : Washington township — Joseph Freeman. : ittle York tewnship—W.D. Aplin, ak A Wagen Road Preferred. ‘The Union dees not appear to favor the proposition to raise a fand in order to have the First Artillery Encampment held at. Glenbrook. It mys: ‘It issuggested here that, if the eitizens of Grass Valley have any money they wish to subscribe in a public way that it would.be devoted toa more practical purpose in raising.& fund for building the proposed new road from Grass Valiey to Deer Creek.” Judging from the above, Nevada OUity wil: have to subscribe about all the money that is raised, which-would-be-unfair.__Grass-Valley would derive nearly as much benefit as this city from the encampment, andher citizens are as well able to give as ours. Another Petitien. Chas. McElvy was yesterday engaged in circulating a petition to the Governor asking that the sentenee of Ah Look, the condemned murderer, be reprieve for thirty days. The effort to obtain the signatures of the sentencing Judge and the District Attorney was uusuccessful, anda similar back-set was experienced in numerous other quarters. The petition set forthseveral claims that would nf bear investigation, among them being one that Ah Look was eonvicted solely on Chinese evidence, whereas the fact is that there was a Teasonable amount of, corroborative white testimony. Taken to the Insane Asylum. Joha Watkins of Camptonvillehas been taléen tothe insane asylum. For tome time past he has been partially paralyzed, and but recently lost his mind. In his ravings he has within afew days bit twu of his fingers op and taxen a piece “ Rt of the hack of-his hand. He*ré‘. save the other one. anal eg . ‘The Unchristianlike Srether. The Appeal says that Bishop 0’. Connell of Marysville has received a letter from one of the clergy at '. Santa Barbata regariing Thomas Byrne, alias “Brother Aloyisius, ” who is traveling through this. part . of the State ‘as « Christian Brother . and collecting funds under the pretext that the donations are to be used for constructing orphan asylums, religious colleges, eto ‘The letter says: ‘“Thomas Byrne is not, to my knowledge, a brother. of the order. He was here for a while as acook, He never wore the habit of the order here. He wanted to enter the novitiate and make confession, but in conscience I could not receive him,-onaccount of his perverse. and. ajuarrelsome habits and of drinking . to “intoxication on every occasion. He tried hard in San-Francisco to ‘pass himself off as a priest-and gave his name as Father Leo, He could get work enough if he wou'd only keep away from the bottle,” Mining Accidents. ‘Last Friday Nicholas Marcuth' was hurt inthe Idaho mine, by ‘a piece cf rock flyinginto hiseye. He had to goto Sacramento and haveauoculist remove ‘the injured optic in erder te Thomas Martin is the name of the ‘than who was hurt in the Idaho mine early Tuesday morning. The Free Lance says he was badly jammed about the back, ribs. and lungs, but no ‘bones were broken. Edward Hicks, employed at the Merrifield, was injured by a cave in that mine this week, two of-bis ribs being broken, and his head somewhat bruised. Heis getting along nicely under Dr, Valantine’s—treatment, a A& Tough Chitiaman. A Mongolian section hand lost his foothold while crossing the Narrow Guage Railroad trestle over Greenhorn creek Tuesday. In his descent Le struck a cross-piece on the brilgy crushing his ekull in. Ashe landed in the channel sixty-fivef feet below the track his arm was broken. Notwithstanding allthis he walked to the top of the canon, and was taken to Colfax on ® passing train. He died within ten minutes .after artiving in that town. Ivy Secial Club Party. Never has a more enjoysble party been given by the Ivy Social Club than the one which took place at Temperanee Hall Tuesday evening. There were just enough people pre:= ent to fill the hall to comfort. The management was admirable, and if any of the dancers failed to have a good time it was their own fault, The music by Messrs. Elser brothers, Granvillé and Foote was splendid. The Ivy Club has party-giving reduced to ascience. . Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yester— day, Judge John Caldwell presiding; His Creditors vs. Wolf Peyser, James Kitts wag appointed asignee upon his filing a bond in the sum of On motion of Kitts & Dibble, at-torneys for his creditors, an order was made declaring B, Sanguinetti an insolvent debtor. . sn Tuesday evening, about half past eight o’clock, a resident of Grass Valley by the name of Wm. Smith went into the house of Dan Williams, a lawyer of that place, and beat him unmercifnily about the head and face, and fears are entertained of his recovery. It seems that they had some trouble before, and Smith undertook to get even with Williams, saRare opportunities offered a» Chestautwood’s Business College. A Star on . Fire! According to astronomers, ‘one of the fixed stars has been blotted ont of the firmament by the action of fire. bereavement{should a with of "s Honey of Horebound and = constant watch by an attendThis startlmg event is, however, ofAbout Music. Prof. Hand has secured numerous. pupils in this city and at Grass Valley who are, under his: tuition, rapidly acquiring a knowledge of music. . He pays particular attention to the giving of lessons in instrumental mu, sic, of which he isa master. Saturday afternoon he will begin teaching a juvenile class‘in vocalization at the vestry of the ™ .E. church, charging only two bits a lesson. He is also organizing a choral society for children of a larger growth, and this latter will probably be “held thought some of excluding from the -choral-society-all-persons—under 65 years of age, but az this rule would -by just 35 ycars prevent Rev. 0. P. ad of Grit pobidger of the San J van Times from entering, now announces that he will adniitall gentlemen of the cloth, ifrespective of age or beauty, so long as their vocal organs are unimpaired, e The Water Supply. Owing to the scarcity of snew in the mountains the water. snpply for hydraulic mining purposes is already getting short in.some parts of the have a head of only 1,200 inches, together as they can obtain. but an insignificant amount, Baptist Church Entertainment. There will be a musical and social Entertainment at the Baptist Church Wednesday evening, March, ee cen Fer the Masquerade. The best assortment of Masks ever brought to the city, Cambrics, all colors for Dominos, Spangles and Trimmings. Mrs. Lester & Crawrord, {23-1w Fine Tea at Cost. Being overstocked with the popular “‘C. B.” Tea, T -will uctil further notice sell the same at cost, viz: 35 cents a pound. j23-tf Waibiam Yor, -——_—— — se --£&Go tothe National . Exchange Hetel. S. A. Evpy, Proprietor. FIAY AT MARKET RATEA. £19-tf M. Losyer, Colfax. Fer Rent Cheap. Good furnished rooms can be had by the day, week or-mopth. Apply at the corner of Pine and Commercial ‘streets. Mrs. E. Nicnous, — j22 <> Sleeping Reems te Rent. Pleasant’ sleeping roems, with or without fire, on Broad street, for rent, Enquire at this office, {2 satiate A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, Sozodont. -Composed of rare antisepic herbs, it impaxts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves intact, from youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will destroy the stongest teeth unless its effects are counteracted with Sozodont, and this pure toothwash protects the dental ‘surface by removing every impurity that adherestothem, Ask your druggist for Sozodont. A Cough Cold or fore Threat should be stop 2 uently results in an incurable lung . disease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and. always give perfeet satisfaction. They are not yew or untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, the have attained well-merited ran among the few staple remedies of the age. Public speakers and sing~ ers use.them to clearand sttength-— en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a box A Box of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap is uivalent to many su phur bathe. s rw inhabitant Don’t f it. te <9 Pherae less consequence to any ‘inhabitant . yp iscer dye, black or brown; 50c. onour planet than the ofa dear = 7 friend or relative. by consumption. Wheever is threatened with such a Photographs equa te San Francisco's Tar by the party in peril. In every . Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, DWELLING IN a, a egpera fea of, this = ‘—— a ee Good Repair, on the manifested, Sold” by. druggaets [tod indacrsuons oe youth servow vak. AMM Bed Dog Road, bers ahaa money. $1----BAd . walt gond » recps thet wal care yon. FREE . yond Pine Grove Cemetery. ae + J ammened ba 0 ealeieeny Oats tae ter. INQUIRE WITHIN 3@ DAYS AT ont or hl ra: Oe id a. 2r". {121m OITIZENS BANK. in the Episcopal church. He had Toure’ fortooth ache and neuralgia county. The Blue Tent company . and the Sailor Flat company have} ‘. been compelled to stop washing al2d. . Full programme wilt appear in time. . Main street Nevada, } edly trouble if trifled with. Neglect freoy Neuralgia isa Discate of thé Past. Mrs. Dr. Howe's celebrated neuralgia medicine will ‘stop the pain as soon-as applied. Do vot suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. Howe's neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head fronmy whatever cause. Thedistressing pains experienced by miners, resu'ting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly known as “‘Giant Powder Headache.” -Instantly ciréd—nhever known to fail. Do not have your ‘teeth drawn; but get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe's cele‘brated Tooth Ache Cure. That will instantly stop the pain and save the tooth. Hold a few drops in the mouth from five to tenmiuutes. Her have never failed yet, Mothers ‘use ‘a few drops-itra little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington p-& Co,,and—Crane— &-Ce., of San Francisco, whe—supply—all f eee, druggists. jy22-ly TET7 rn, CELEBRATED ¢ No Time Shenld be Lost If the stomach, liver and bowels are affected to adopt: the eure remedy, Hostetter’s Stoinach Bitters. _ Diseases of the organs named beget others far more s rious, and a delay is ‘therefore hazardous, Dyspepsia, liver comwplaint, chills and fever, early rheuimatic twinges, kidney weakness, bring serious Lose no time in using this effective, safe and long known medicine. For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally. Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced! EING OVERSTOCKED WITH THE Finest Stock of — CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the. same at Wholesale or Retail during the next 60 DAYS ply, Sa LEGO THAN COaT IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is not Buncombe, but a Plain Brsiness Proposition !MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, . CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. Is among the best in the market, and 1 am also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any ether dealer in Nevmia City can offer. Read a few of my Prices: ~ . Cigars that cost $125 & thousand in San Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 « thousand in San Francisco, I-sell at 8 1-3 cents aplece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece. Very good Cigars for four and five cents each, 4 Call at my old Stand on Pine Strect and examine my Goods and It will instantly relieve the. . ;@: v. SCHMITTBURG, A. ROSENTHAL, MASQUERADE! oN TO BE GIVEN-AT TuesdayEve ’g, March 1st. et Committee of Arrangements, 3.3. OTT, JOHN HURST, LEOPOLD GARTHE, EDW. MULLER, FRANK EILERMAN. Floor Committee, Edward Muller, = Director. J. J. OTT, LEOPOLD GARTHE, G. Y. SCHMITTBURG, F, EILERMAN, . Reception Committee A. ROSENTHAL, L. GARTHE, JOHN HURST, 3. J. OTT. One Ticket is entitled to Two Ladies. 47 Only Maskers in costume admitted on the floor until half-past ' eleven.o’clock, The best of Musit will be in attendance. TWO. PIES Best sustained Characters. Price of Admission, $2. Spectators to Gallery, 50 cts. sar The Subseription List will be etoséd on the 28th of February, and no tickets will be sold after that date. ALEMANNIA CLUB. J. J. OTT, President. ALLEMANNIA . Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sanc HUNT’S HALL,. FIRST-CLASS MAR KET, ~Whith will be furnished at SSS SF Nan <2 Will be given-to—the-two}WM. R. COE, AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER -COM MERCIAL AND MAIN-STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUni KSCEIVED A LARGE STOCK or Boots,Shoes &G aiters. — Gents’ «ime Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Straight Kid, tals, Slippers @ assortment of I _ an School Shoes, Bove’ and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. Aretics tad Overshoes for young and old. and Buskins. Also a larg Children’s and Misses’ fro Goods but not the Quality, Thankirg my old friends and past-favors T ho the same, d20 pe to nierit @ continuance of _ 3 4 W. R. COR, KEYSTONE MARKET ‘ommercial Strect, Nevada City. ™. i y R 2s HAVING purchased the above <i Lars named Market; [will te and will be able_to supply the pablic with — all kinds of eS Fresh and Salt. Meats, ‘And everything generally Rept ti 8 THE VERY LOWEST RATES. : ALSO ON HAND. Of my own manufacture, which is guaran teed to be A, No,-1, Having had tong experience inthe bist ness, I can guarantee to vive perfect satisfac: tion to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. All kinds of Live Steck for Sale All Times. BAY STATE MARKE Broad street, gpp. City Hal, NEVADA CITY 2 JAMES COLLEY, Prop’r. Having purchased the goo will and fixtures ofthe Bay. State Market, I am prepared to supply thd people of Ne vada City and vicinity with choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, etc., At aslow ratesas can be purchased avywhere in Nevada County. Meats delivered within a reasonable dis-tance free of charge. Hf you want a nice roast, stenk, cut_ let or chop, give me a call. Those of my old-patrons who-are indebted to me for meats ‘purchased at the Broad Street Market, are requested to settle their accounts by the Ist of January, 1891, with: out fail, as the business must be qlosed by that time. JAMES COLLEY. Nevada City, Nov, 30, 1880, Groceries at Cost. SCHMIDT BROS., . AVING determined to-closeout their Grocery Store in Nevada City, offef their Entire New Stock ofGroceries and Provisions at San Francisco Cost --Wholesale or Retail. Parties who will purchase the entirestock, can obtain the same Below Cost Price. A Span of Horses and light business! Wagon is offered for sale cheap, The Fixtures of the Store are also ~~ SCHMIDT BROS: Nevada, Feb. 18th. : Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. Megs CONSTANTLY ON HAND FroR SAL®P All kinds of Common and Clear ZUTMBER. Orders left at the otfice of South Yuba Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grasu Val ley road will be promptly attended to. : REMOVED. C. LECOCQ has removed bis Ses CHOP HOUSE Te Srend Street, Below the Nationa’, NEVABA CITY. MEALS GOTTEN oe. SHORT NoTice AND IN ANY STYE DESIBED, M 2% Cents Up. ‘ OPEN AT NIGHT. £27 lt you want a Good Meal, go to , nae LECOCG’. _A. LADEMAN, ~ DEALER LI Groceries, Provisions, Ete. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets, L. Ganrug, Eecretary. Nevada City. ! Choice Family en Specialty r Thave reduréd my prices of . sous ieee Aad pled teseentt former par C1] ERR sani econo

RE, X, a City fo %5 d 40° ees By SES 60 1-95 200 ei) 25 $1 09 $1 00 25 ete 4-66 =) 39) 1 00 100 30 .100 00 1.00 70 60: 6) , Loo 1.00 9) cts, a), ets, 5 cts al 50e 1, 2-25 1% 25 De de, 10c, mn. rrant 2D poses. satel, 'E. rts built for d anothny kind oN. ——— ONE THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA. Brief Hention. jeorge Washingten could not’ dance tlie racquet. ; Chicken ‘supper at the Half Mile ‘House ball to-night.. ~ Dr. Stanley Jewett “and ‘wife of Sierra couatyare visiting ‘friends here. ‘ é : : " “Next Tuesday is St. David’s Day, and is geuerally observed as a holiday by our ‘Welsh population. Jaines A. Stidger, Esq., was asso“ ciated with Mr. Walling inthe de“fense of Mrs. Glassit who was charg" ¢d with the mutder of Jas. Malone. “Miss Mary AMcCutchan left yes-. = terday for the southern part of the State, where-she~wilt spend a few weeks in visiting friends and relatives. GENCY The carpenters are making rapid progress on the two new houses be— ing builé on Kearney street by Geo. M. Hughes, and the one on Water street by Sheriff Tompkins, Misses Annie and Phoebe Hinds . of San Jose, who are visiting friends in this #ity, were the recipients of. a pleasant surprise party given. Tues_-day evening at the residence of E. A clean-up of $6,009 was made a few days.since in A. G. Turuer’s hydraulc claim at Hunt’s Hill. The expense of production was very light, owing to the abundance of free water, ‘ Anonymous letters written to the patrons of a certain Nevala City gentleman, witha view to injuring his business, have been citculatiny quite freely through the postoffice of sate. Shame upon seeh an underhanded method of wreaking a personal spite, for doubtless the letters ate written from motives of revenge. Jurers Drawr. The fo lowing named persons were drawn in the Superior Court yesterday to serve as trial jurors beginning March-19th: “Nevada township—L. C. Keith, ¥. H. Hinds, Wesley Arnjar:, Le Housman, Henry Groves, Chas. Beedle, Hugh McAuley. Grass. Valley. township=—M. J. Higgins, Jno. T. Rodda, W. H. Buckett, Jas. R: Nickerson, J. M. Lakenan, Bernard Riley. Rough and Ready township—John Doubt, Stafford Green, C. O. Vaylor, Michael Kane, Wm. Hartley, . ~ Bridgeport township—Kerr ~~ Phet. an, John H. Perry, Geo. N. L. Powell, Jas. Conn, S. McCard. Meadow’ Lake township—G. V. Logau, Hugh Barbour. Bloomfield township—C. B. Hawley, J. Landsburg. : Washington township — Joseph Freeman. : ittle York tewnship—W..D. Aplin, ak A Wagen Road Preferred. ‘The Union dees not appear to favor the proposition to raise a fand in order to have the First Artillery Encampment held at. Glenbrook. It mys: ‘It issuggested here that, if the eitizens of Grass Valley have any money they wish to subscribe in a public way that it would.be devoted toa more practical purpose in raising.& fund for building the proposed new road from Grass Valiey to Deer Creek.” Judging from the above, Nevada OUity wil: have to subscribe about all the money that is raised, which-would-be-unfair.__Grass-Valley would derive nearly as much benefit as this city from the encampment, andher citizens are as well able to give as ours. Another Petitien. Chas. McElvy was yesterday engaged in circulating a petition to the Governor asking that the sentenee of Ah Look, the condemned murderer, be reprieve for thirty days. The effort to obtain the signatures of the sentencing Judge and the District Attorney was uusuccessful, anda similar back-set was experienced in numerous other quarters. The petition set forthseveral claims that would nf bear investigation, among them being one that Ah Look was eonvicted solely on Chinese evidence, whereas the fact is that there was a Teasonable amount of, corroborative white testimony. Taken to the Insane Asylum. Joha Watkins of Camptonvillehas been taléen tothe insane asylum. For tome time past he has been partially paralyzed, and but recently lost his mind. In his ravings he has within afew days bit twu of his fingers op and taxen a piece “ Rt of the hack of-his hand. He*ré‘. save the other one. anal eg . ‘The Unchristianlike Srether. The Appeal says that Bishop 0’. Connell of Marysville has received a letter from one of the clergy at '. Santa Barbata regariing Thomas Byrne, alias “Brother Aloyisius, ” who is traveling through this. part . of the State ‘as « Christian Brother . and collecting funds under the pretext that the donations are to be used for constructing orphan asylums, religious colleges, eto ‘The letter says: ‘“Thomas Byrne is not, to my knowledge, a brother. of the order. He was here for a while as acook, He never wore the habit of the order here. He wanted to enter the novitiate and make confession, but in conscience I could not receive him,-onaccount of his perverse. and. ajuarrelsome habits and of drinking . to “intoxication on every occasion. He tried hard in San-Francisco to ‘pass himself off as a priest-and gave his name as Father Leo, He could get work enough if he wou'd only keep away from the bottle,” Mining Accidents. ‘Last Friday Nicholas Marcuth' was hurt inthe Idaho mine, by ‘a piece cf rock flyinginto hiseye. He had to goto Sacramento and haveauoculist remove ‘the injured optic in erder te Thomas Martin is the name of the ‘than who was hurt in the Idaho mine early Tuesday morning. The Free Lance says he was badly jammed about the back, ribs. and lungs, but no ‘bones were broken. Edward Hicks, employed at the Merrifield, was injured by a cave in that mine this week, two of-bis ribs being broken, and his head somewhat bruised. Heis getting along nicely under Dr, Valantine’s—treatment, a A& Tough Chitiaman. A Mongolian section hand lost his foothold while crossing the Narrow Guage Railroad trestle over Greenhorn creek Tuesday. In his descent Le struck a cross-piece on the brilgy crushing his ekull in. Ashe landed in the channel sixty-fivef feet below the track his arm was broken. Notwithstanding allthis he walked to the top of the canon, and was taken to Colfax on ® passing train. He died within ten minutes .after artiving in that town. Ivy Secial Club Party. Never has a more enjoysble party been given by the Ivy Social Club than the one which took place at Temperanee Hall Tuesday evening. There were just enough people pre:= ent to fill the hall to comfort. The management was admirable, and if any of the dancers failed to have a good time it was their own fault, The music by Messrs. Elser brothers, Granvillé and Foote was splendid. The Ivy Club has party-giving reduced to ascience. . Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yester— day, Judge John Caldwell presiding; His Creditors vs. Wolf Peyser, James Kitts wag appointed asignee upon his filing a bond in the sum of On motion of Kitts & Dibble, at-torneys for his creditors, an order was made declaring B, Sanguinetti an insolvent debtor. . sn Tuesday evening, about half past eight o’clock, a resident of Grass Valley by the name of Wm. Smith went into the house of Dan Williams, a lawyer of that place, and beat him unmercifnily about the head and face, and fears are entertained of his recovery. It seems that they had some trouble before, and Smith undertook to get even with Williams, saRare opportunities offered a» Chestautwood’s Business College. A Star on . Fire! According to astronomers, ‘one of the fixed stars has been blotted ont of the firmament by the action of fire. bereavement{should a with of "s Honey of Horebound and = constant watch by an attendThis startlmg event is, however, ofAbout Music. Prof. Hand has secured numerous. pupils in this city and at Grass Valley who are, under his: tuition, rapidly acquiring a knowledge of music. . He pays particular attention to the giving of lessons in instrumental mu, sic, of which he isa master. Saturday afternoon he will begin teaching a juvenile class‘in vocalization at the vestry of the ™ .E. church, charging only two bits a lesson. He is also organizing a choral society for children of a larger growth, and this latter will probably be “held thought some of excluding from the -choral-society-all-persons—under 65 years of age, but az this rule would -by just 35 ycars prevent Rev. 0. P. ad of Grit pobidger of the San J van Times from entering, now announces that he will adniitall gentlemen of the cloth, ifrespective of age or beauty, so long as their vocal organs are unimpaired, e The Water Supply. Owing to the scarcity of snew in the mountains the water. snpply for hydraulic mining purposes is already getting short in.some parts of the have a head of only 1,200 inches, together as they can obtain. but an insignificant amount, Baptist Church Entertainment. There will be a musical and social Entertainment at the Baptist Church Wednesday evening, March, ee cen Fer the Masquerade. The best assortment of Masks ever brought to the city, Cambrics, all colors for Dominos, Spangles and Trimmings. Mrs. Lester & Crawrord, {23-1w Fine Tea at Cost. Being overstocked with the popular “‘C. B.” Tea, T -will uctil further notice sell the same at cost, viz: 35 cents a pound. j23-tf Waibiam Yor, -——_—— — se --£&Go tothe National . Exchange

Hetel. S. A. Evpy, Proprietor. FIAY AT MARKET RATEA. £19-tf M. Losyer, Colfax. Fer Rent Cheap. Good furnished rooms can be had by the day, week or-mopth. Apply at the corner of Pine and Commercial ‘streets. Mrs. E. Nicnous, — j22 <> Sleeping Reems te Rent. Pleasant’ sleeping roems, with or without fire, on Broad street, for rent, Enquire at this office, {2 satiate A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, Sozodont. -Composed of rare antisepic herbs, it impaxts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves intact, from youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will destroy the stongest teeth unless its effects are counteracted with Sozodont, and this pure toothwash protects the dental ‘surface by removing every impurity that adherestothem, Ask your druggist for Sozodont. A Cough Cold or fore Threat should be stop 2 uently results in an incurable lung . disease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches are certain to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat diseases. For thirty years the Troches have been recommended by physicians, and. always give perfeet satisfaction. They are not yew or untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, the have attained well-merited ran among the few staple remedies of the age. Public speakers and sing~ ers use.them to clearand sttength-— en the voice. Sold at 25 cts. a box A Box of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap is uivalent to many su phur bathe. s rw inhabitant Don’t f it. te <9 Pherae less consequence to any ‘inhabitant . yp iscer dye, black or brown; 50c. onour planet than the ofa dear = 7 friend or relative. by consumption. Wheever is threatened with such a Photographs equa te San Francisco's Tar by the party in peril. In every . Photo-Gallery, Broad Street, DWELLING IN a, a egpera fea of, this = ‘—— a ee Good Repair, on the manifested, Sold” by. druggaets [tod indacrsuons oe youth servow vak. AMM Bed Dog Road, bers ahaa money. $1----BAd . walt gond » recps thet wal care yon. FREE . yond Pine Grove Cemetery. ae + J ammened ba 0 ealeieeny Oats tae ter. INQUIRE WITHIN 3@ DAYS AT ont or hl ra: Oe id a. 2r". {121m OITIZENS BANK. in the Episcopal church. He had Toure’ fortooth ache and neuralgia county. The Blue Tent company . and the Sailor Flat company have} ‘. been compelled to stop washing al2d. . Full programme wilt appear in time. . Main street Nevada, } edly trouble if trifled with. Neglect freoy Neuralgia isa Discate of thé Past. Mrs. Dr. Howe's celebrated neuralgia medicine will ‘stop the pain as soon-as applied. Do vot suffer! try it. Miners attention! Mrs. Dr. Howe's neuralgia cure cures all pains in the head fronmy whatever cause. Thedistressing pains experienced by miners, resu'ting from the use of Giant Powder, and commonly known as “‘Giant Powder Headache.” -Instantly ciréd—nhever known to fail. Do not have your ‘teeth drawn; but get a bottle of Mrs. Dr. Howe's cele‘brated Tooth Ache Cure. That will instantly stop the pain and save the tooth. Hold a few drops in the mouth from five to tenmiuutes. Her have never failed yet, Mothers ‘use ‘a few drops-itra little warm sweetened water to swab a teething baby’s mouth. litte sufferer. Sold by Reddington p-& Co,,and—Crane— &-Ce., of San Francisco, whe—supply—all f eee, druggists. jy22-ly TET7 rn, CELEBRATED ¢ No Time Shenld be Lost If the stomach, liver and bowels are affected to adopt: the eure remedy, Hostetter’s Stoinach Bitters. _ Diseases of the organs named beget others far more s rious, and a delay is ‘therefore hazardous, Dyspepsia, liver comwplaint, chills and fever, early rheuimatic twinges, kidney weakness, bring serious Lose no time in using this effective, safe and long known medicine. For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally. Must be Reduced! Must be Reduced ! Must be Reduced! EING OVERSTOCKED WITH THE Finest Stock of — CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada City, Iam determined to sell the. same at Wholesale or Retail during the next 60 DAYS ply, Sa LEGO THAN COaT IN SAN FRANCISCO! This is not Buncombe, but a Plain Brsiness Proposition !MY ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY, . CUTLERY, FRUIT, Ete. Is among the best in the market, and 1 am also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any ether dealer in Nevmia City can offer. Read a few of my Prices: ~ . Cigars that cost $125 & thousand in San Francisco, I sellat 12 1-2 cents apiece. Cigars that cost $70 « thousand in San Francisco, I-sell at 8 1-3 cents aplece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece. Very good Cigars for four and five cents each, 4 Call at my old Stand on Pine Strect and examine my Goods and It will instantly relieve the. . ;@: v. SCHMITTBURG, A. ROSENTHAL, MASQUERADE! oN TO BE GIVEN-AT TuesdayEve ’g, March 1st. et Committee of Arrangements, 3.3. OTT, JOHN HURST, LEOPOLD GARTHE, EDW. MULLER, FRANK EILERMAN. Floor Committee, Edward Muller, = Director. J. J. OTT, LEOPOLD GARTHE, G. Y. SCHMITTBURG, F, EILERMAN, . Reception Committee A. ROSENTHAL, L. GARTHE, JOHN HURST, 3. J. OTT. One Ticket is entitled to Two Ladies. 47 Only Maskers in costume admitted on the floor until half-past ' eleven.o’clock, The best of Musit will be in attendance. TWO. PIES Best sustained Characters. Price of Admission, $2. Spectators to Gallery, 50 cts. sar The Subseription List will be etoséd on the 28th of February, and no tickets will be sold after that date. ALEMANNIA CLUB. J. J. OTT, President. ALLEMANNIA . Misses’ Fine Kid, Pebble Goat, Goat and Calf Balmoral, Sanc HUNT’S HALL,. FIRST-CLASS MAR KET, ~Whith will be furnished at SSS SF Nan <2 Will be given-to—the-two}WM. R. COE, AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER -COM MERCIAL AND MAIN-STREETS Nevada City, HAS JUni KSCEIVED A LARGE STOCK or Boots,Shoes &G aiters. — Gents’ «ime Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Straight Kid, tals, Slippers @ assortment of I _ an School Shoes, Bove’ and Gents’ Kip and Calf Boots. Aretics tad Overshoes for young and old. and Buskins. Also a larg Children’s and Misses’ fro Goods but not the Quality, Thankirg my old friends and past-favors T ho the same, d20 pe to nierit @ continuance of _ 3 4 W. R. COR, KEYSTONE MARKET ‘ommercial Strect, Nevada City. ™. i y R 2s HAVING purchased the above <i Lars named Market; [will te and will be able_to supply the pablic with — all kinds of eS Fresh and Salt. Meats, ‘And everything generally Rept ti 8 THE VERY LOWEST RATES. : ALSO ON HAND. Of my own manufacture, which is guaran teed to be A, No,-1, Having had tong experience inthe bist ness, I can guarantee to vive perfect satisfac: tion to all, and will supply the Very Best in my Line. All kinds of Live Steck for Sale All Times. BAY STATE MARKE Broad street, gpp. City Hal, NEVADA CITY 2 JAMES COLLEY, Prop’r. Having purchased the goo will and fixtures ofthe Bay. State Market, I am prepared to supply thd people of Ne vada City and vicinity with choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages, etc., At aslow ratesas can be purchased avywhere in Nevada County. Meats delivered within a reasonable dis-tance free of charge. Hf you want a nice roast, stenk, cut_ let or chop, give me a call. Those of my old-patrons who-are indebted to me for meats ‘purchased at the Broad Street Market, are requested to settle their accounts by the Ist of January, 1891, with: out fail, as the business must be qlosed by that time. JAMES COLLEY. Nevada City, Nov, 30, 1880, Groceries at Cost. SCHMIDT BROS., . AVING determined to-closeout their Grocery Store in Nevada City, offef their Entire New Stock ofGroceries and Provisions at San Francisco Cost --Wholesale or Retail. Parties who will purchase the entirestock, can obtain the same Below Cost Price. A Span of Horses and light business! Wagon is offered for sale cheap, The Fixtures of the Store are also ~~ SCHMIDT BROS: Nevada, Feb. 18th. : Nevada and Grass Valley Wood & Lumber Co. Megs CONSTANTLY ON HAND FroR SAL®P All kinds of Common and Clear ZUTMBER. Orders left at the otfice of South Yuba Water Co., or at the Yard, on the Grasu Val ley road will be promptly attended to. : REMOVED. C. LECOCQ has removed bis Ses CHOP HOUSE Te Srend Street, Below the Nationa’, NEVABA CITY. MEALS GOTTEN oe. SHORT NoTice AND IN ANY STYE DESIBED, M 2% Cents Up. ‘ OPEN AT NIGHT. £27 lt you want a Good Meal, go to , nae LECOCG’. _A. LADEMAN, ~ DEALER LI Groceries, Provisions, Ete. Junction of Broad and Commercial Streets, L. Ganrug, Eecretary. Nevada City. ! Choice Family en Specialty r Thave reduréd my prices of . sous ieee Aad pled teseentt former par C1] ERR sani econo