February 6, 1883 (4 pages)

ial 8 prices Years Block nétoSIBLE in the a WORTH KY, ; Sonn” Sgn eeeealeeian Sees ee ee the pence. than ever before. tthe subject: for that kind of an exper. "this town, and as he went away schriatian. he ia, some advice, and it. looks now as ond Geanthevilie, dally, . ). zanization, has: been bore for a fortWw and Omega, Tuesday, Thurs . night engrossing pablic attention. 5 ete ilk, Outen ue Its presence among us exhibits Swiss Monday, . sed Prana a love for liberty ina bad light, This 4 is due in # great part to the eccenVarious Mappenings In and Out of : Towa. ‘A key and key-ring found on. suspension bridge can be recovered if the owner will call at this office, . Thomas Witliains, a vag., was yesterday morning sentenced by Justice Blakey to 15 days in the County Sail, ‘The snnual meeting of the atockpied by W. R. Coe, for the Pas of opening an auction room there. The trouble about wages at Blue Tent has been satisfactorily settled, as might have been expected, and rom Rs ahaa af again, Justice Wadeworth had his firat criminal ease: yesterday. He sentenced Thomas McLaughlin to five days’ imprisonment for. Atetarbing ~A& chimney ti Mira. Richatds’” sa: 88 loon building on Pine street burned out afternoon, At one. time the flames shot up ten: feet above ita top. The new eight-stamp. will at the! Murchie will be running in a few days. The underground Workings . Mr, Schwartz, ‘the photographer, is here making preparations to open ® photograph gallery on Broad . street, in the building now occupied . . : “by Mrs. Mills;the-dressniaker, The Dutch Flat Times of Saturday says: Sheriff A. Huntley was in town yesterday serving anattach“ment process onthe property of James Teaff at the pomienes of George . Gunauldson. r “T understand shat Mrs, Langtry has shortened her skirts two inches nounced to appear at this city next May. “Rather » high price for two inches,” retorted Madame, severely, as she looked over her glasses with 4 frown, . The Virginia City Enterprise asys: "It don’t hurt a man of Nevada City to have his brains knocked out, It is just as it is with a crawfish, pull one of his claws off and another grows out at once; knock’ the. brains out of a Nevada man, and he eats 4 shrimp or a smelt, when in s week he has.ae much braias'aé 6vek in his life.” The Enterprise man is mad because he can’t find a man_on the Comstock who is qualified to beooine . iment, =. Henry Ward Beecher proposes to make a simmer tour through Dakota, Montana, Washington . Territory, Oregon, California, delivering leoturés at the principal towns on his way. He will start in July and will have his list of appointments made out before leaving New York. When Henry was out here before he talked to the biggest kind of an audience in atomized that if he ever came.to, the State again he would revisit Nevada City. . We'll have a chance in a few anonths to prove what. kind. of a An Interrupted ont Maveree Ante, . A Grass Valley couple recently became parties to a divorce suit before the Superior Court, cruelty being alleged on One side and adaltery on the other, While the case has been dragging along in the legal mill the man and woman have been attending the revival mestings in their town and “‘got religion.” Evangelist Newton has been giving them ~~ echek'y business ; ( the boys. Malevolent persons were meetings were begun i in the Methonominational character. time. A notice placed upon our tatis, Go out quickly into the streets and lanes of the city, and bring in ‘. hither the poor and the maimed and ; : ey, proerd ay pence . burning out of chimney in the . Union” Hotel. o2casionally sinners, but the members fare fully }0 well as like reformers elsewhere, A newspaper correspondent writes ‘from Geneva, Switzerland: A de[tachment of the Salvation Army, headed by Miss Catherine Booth, were first informed of its inition to undertake a campaign in Geneva by Colonel Glibborn; who: came as ® scout to recconnoitre the position. He spoke Frevch with sa English secent, but he proved an eloquent was . orator and waxed somewhat popular. In a series of lectures he showed the aim of the army, and did his best to interest us in his work. His meet. ings did not materially differ. from ‘were quiet and orderly. . All this was changed on the arrival of the detachment of the main -} army, Marshal Catherine Booth’ is ‘a lady 20 or 22 years old. She went to work with a will; She ‘nad a ‘large audience at the firat meeting, composed mainly of persons suppoged to be sympathetic . with the army. She gained not only the esteem but the admiration of all her hearere.by the noble and striking ‘manner in which she presented her plans and ‘explained her mission. She said that she had been led to accopt'the mission with the “object of . distributing the comfort and joys of teligion among thase who. so often remain.in a state of complete indiffer. ence, “Miss Booth is tall,: thin and graceful. She speaké~ French very well, A more zealous-woman breathed. She has been here ya few days when the follow ing ap. jor aonet re : SHPO Reade nearer ere owenseyeesccececses at wage Pig dh Sow ARMY : HREE will : eee eeeees eens a SPs eeds sesecetene is warlike a annoancement led to untoward regalts, We are not used to such sensational aanouncements, The converts of Satan were inspired by a desire to repel the attack. The meetings were interrupted by hissings, groans, and cat calls. The hymns were drowned in comical songs and the trumpeters were hooted from the: platform. The-most~demonstrative section of Satan’s army wis} ‘ dees scattered among them, inciting them to violence. The police repressed all attempts to drive the army from the hall. I attended one ef these tqnsltu; ous services, The orators were unable to make themselves heard. The interruptions were simply disgraceful. The press of all shades favored ‘the vindication: of ‘liberty of speech. I doubt whether the agitation would have been quelled were it not for the common sense displayed by.the Marechale. She decided not one should be admitted without a ticket. The tickets were distributed: almost exclusively among . orderly persons. A few of the devil's . adherents, however, managed to secure admission, and tried a guerilld warfare, but they were captured by the police. Since then things bare been comparatively quiet. } The detachment is com of ten persons, including three or four women. Atthe conclusion of these services they hold prayer meetings, to ‘which all’.are invited. Those seeking the benefit of prayer come to the front and kneel down. This practice, common among 'the Methodists, is quite new to the old Calvinistic Presbyterians of Geneva. It excited a great deal of curiosity. Revival al Meetings. Sunday evening s ng 8 series of revival dist Church at this city, and will continue every afternoon st 2:30 o'clock and night at 7:30 (except, Saturday) until further notice. They are to be under the direction of Col. Newton.of the Pacific Coast Holiness Association, aud are not of a deStreet. services will also be held from time to ble says : ‘The supper call is upon the halt.and the blind.’ ”:. Brother Newton is said to bea stirring reformer, and the, fact’‘of his being’ fs iabieaectile was called out 7a ie’ became The Salvation Army at Grass Valley gots some pretty hard knocks trom unappreciative refractory, Jones knocked the aniit-over the head and iis in a brutal manner, yeare. Now she was a well preserv-{: Jed matron with the satne sweet smile on her face, and a set of splendid teeth, thanks to SOZODONT. Her she uae them m up = Crushed by Crees. We gave in Sunday's the Sacramento Record-Union had to. 2 say about Cross’s speech in the Senate on the removal of the mineral specimens in the State Library from Sacramento tc San Francisco, Here’s what the Bee had to say about the same subject: “The discussion which ensued in connection therewith was ‘an animated one, and took a wide range—slickens and the proposed new State Pavillion issue being’ prominently agitated. It also gave Cross, of Nevada, an opportunity to make the beat speech which has been heard at this session of the Legislature, While he did not take grounds against the farmers, he warmly urged that the mining and agricultural Were connate, and thit every man who assisted in developing any of industries of the State was a friend thereof and a good citizen, His eloquent remarks were most attentively listened to,. members putting aside their papers, suspending writing and turning in their chairs sv as -to face him and catch every word. P+ bill, anid: Over the knuckles from Cross, who accused him of standing ‘in with the farmers of the Sacramento Valley —notwithstanding the fact that he was from a mining county—ever since his defeat for the Gubernatorial nomination/at San Jose." dia gave a. -danee up-at wiles Valley the other night, and ‘at the proper time in the evening small Packages wrapped in colored tissue paper were distributed to each peraon. On. being opened, . each was. found .to-.contain-a-cheice: piece~ of chewing gum. This was a pleasant to all, and after the first uret of astonishment was Over, the ‘work of mastication was beguo in earnest. ‘The scene was enough to ‘. make a strong man shed tears. The '] ©xpreasionof joy and sweet smile of . eatistaction displayed by the whole . assemblage, while wagging jaws kept rythmic time to moving feet and muéic fine, ‘should have been seen to be fully appreciated. The party is regarded as an episode in will be forgotten, Had the young man of the Tri-Weekly Herald been there we'll bet he would have swapped gum with every pretty lady ix the room-before the party broke up. If you don’t believe it, girle, get up a gum party down here and try him on, ; WHAT THEY ARK DOING. w.c. Groves, the Ss alietahte, is suffering from an attack of pneumonia. He is not believed to be in a. dangerous condition. C. Beckman, whose great toe was amputated last-week as a result of ite being injured by a projecting nail in his shoe, is getting along nively. A. Badger, of Liberty Hill, gave a supper and dance at his hotel Friday night in honor of te occasion of the birthday of Mr. E. Mason, foreman of the Liberty Hill mine, C. F, McGlashan, late of Santa Barbara, has.returned to Truckee and hang ont his sign as Attorney and Counselor at law. The Republican tead like old_times last week, and wet shouldn’t be surprised to learn that “Mac” was writing for it again. Mrs. Getchell’s Brother. The following appeared in the Transonirr of Thursday: One of the ‘surviving “forty-niners,” Mr. Levi Farnsworth of Jonesboro, Maine, returned to his old home a few days ago after an. absence of thirty-three years, He sailed for the Pacific in November, 1849, leaving behind him a wife and six children, all of whom were living to reet him on his return, except one i ata who died. twenty years i. Farnaworth is a brother of Mrs. G. 8. 8; Getchell of this city. She had not known his whereabouts for fourteen years until reading the above item in this paper. TT cc Cruelty te Animals. A pediar named Jones who is said Marysville, was arrested at Grass Valley. Saturday on complaint of a representative of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It is alleged that because l.is horse was mal down in the streeta and clubbed Thad not seen “her for twenty daughters. call her blessed because issue what} _ Taylor, of Shasta, spoke against the : “a Tap the lives.of these-present-that--never {~~ _. “Olivette.” “We can imagine how a ‘simular attempt-woutd pan out here} to hail from the neighborhood of. — by whic $5 to $20.0 day can be earnss was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: G. G. Allan ve, Baltic Mane. A Davis, Jus. Ferguson and M. Callazhan gianted permission to intervene. Jean Le Du va. B. Brockmeir. ‘Leave-granted plaintiff to withdraw amended complaint, A. G. Peterson vs. Weissbein Bros, et al, Trial set for February 13th, Mary E. Uttin vs. Geo. Lord. Jury demanded by plaintiff, Trial continued for session. Edward Mitchell vs, Centennial M. Co. Demurrer to complaint argued and submitted. H. H. Sweet vs, E. O. Tompkins. Plaintiff failed to appear. E. O. ‘Tompkins sworn and examined. Court orlera that defendant have jadgment for costs. Pennsylvania G. M. Co va. Menlo G. M. Co, Hearing of demurrer set for Febraary 12th. Ordered that plaintiff ‘grant-inspection of the origi. t relerred to in complaint, . and furnish a copy to~ defendant, if said contract be in plaintiff's possession, 2 A Fraud. ‘The Portable Electric Light Company of Boston sent out circulars ad: vertising “A portable electric lighter — scientific apparatus for lighting, combining safety and economy.” It was stated that a current of electricity was produced by chemical action, and by. it a apiral of platinum . igt_ at a coat not exceeding 25 cents. The price of this machine was only ing their money, and receiving liter. ally-just what is promised—an electric “‘lighter,” consisting of @ battery . ‘and an electric current, which, through an armature flashes’ spark of fire; and this is intended for “inbut itis not a—continuvus—iluminator, a ST ~ Wholesale . Song and Dance. They tried the ‘Centennial. Lane: ers” for the first time on the Comstock ata party held in Virginia City the other evening. The Enterprise saya that alt who chose to sing joined in the music. It was a colossal.song and dance. The airs were from ‘Pinafore,” “The Mascot” and with Prof. Michell warbling the solos and Reardan, Fairer, Gray, Tompkins, Beatty aud thirty or forty mare of “‘the boys” who don’t know a jeweharp from a hand-organ, (metaphorically speaking) turning their lungs loose in the choruses. At Their Old Tricks. The Tidings says: Friday night some parties! tore down the blacksmith shed at the Nevada mine prospect shaft,on Ophir Hill; damped the bellows, tools and every portable object about the premises, into the shaft. Theshaft is about 120 feet deep, and it was that night filled and the property thrown in, This property is being operated by James Bennallack, David Watt and others. The managers are'ata loss of conjecture who should oe phamnetyte to so mean a trick. Appointed Commissioner. Governor Stoneman has appointed Judge Dibble of Grass Valley and R. M. Buckingham of Solana:as Fish Commissioners, His excéliency could not have made wiser selections if he had searched the whole State over with a fine tooth comb.: rep eoaunctctn anes Tue only scientific Iron Medicine that does not produce headache, &e., but: gives t the system all the benefits of iron without its bad effects, jis Brown’s Iron Bitters. Insvrg your life with Brand. & Bro, fl-5t Farmers _ and others desiriug a ponies, lucrative agency business, sénd address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson & Co., 195 i Brand & Bro. f1-5¢ Pig age Co . dense volumes of smoke poured out meeeeeee See _ Hialids, broken down in health Sis deere BPRS bib amass in into some of the tooms causing much wnfortable. ‘rooms over Ico 4nd spirits by chronic dyspepsia, or ment is tponed until TUESDAY, ree aE, Si : ; Boguis of EL Goawtion that follows the attacks of acute . Bt SAEURD AY the Bevamtcenth Gith) day » ‘K sikprenee of real dietit presorib-. 5 weeping Lid as tf . disease, the testimony of thousands . ” By order of the Board of Directors. pg ny leading al 2» [who have been raised as by a mira. 5g ______ We J. STEWART, ed by, many leading physicians, apd. — -— ae eR ere AT hms tres be . by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, ia a . -mha’scine eer eoN EE ve unio sure guarantee‘ that by the same'. ment is b = Pedr gt means you, too, may be strengthen. . ene "as Event Gay . > demurrer and submit answer to was heated to incandescence, the. . compounded on thoroughly light being instantaneous. ‘The ma-. Scientific, ‘chemical and terial-would-last~two-months,;-and . medicinal prificiples, and . then could be renewed by any ehemdoes just what is claimed for $5._A great many people-are-send-}stantaneously lighting lamps a d yas . nearly tothe top with old rubbish . 197 Falton Street, New York. cation of prin al place of business, San “thal ti snag egies si cine tae ton, payable te capital stock of the Corporagold Son tothe'Secretary, atthe office of oe Sow poy Assistant Secretary, 8. J. Bolles, at his office, No. 2 Nassau street, New York City, New York. Gary, 1863. will ao ed for sale on, ard unless payment be i before, will be sold at the office of Feeling the Grangers, Dand Qi'le = following in the Enterprise, The man from the mines referred to is supposed to be Senator Wallis, because. jt’s just jokéi from one of the California mining camps, who happened to be stopping on a ranch in Sacramento Valley for a-day or two, was bored day. and night by the farmers, who talk6d nothing else to him bat “slickens,” and the havoc of the ducks and geese in grain fields. He finally told the ranchmen that he could tell them of no cure for slickens—there Would be slickens as long as there was gold in the gravel of the moun‘tains—but he told them of something that was good for ducks, geese and cranes. So he informed the ranchmen if they would leave lighted lanterns in the grain fie'ds -all night they would find’ things go better: _ farmers put out the lanterns, oing out in a night or two oa .them as recommended—*« for the ducks,” Each old drake, crane or gander who was the father of a flock bad a lantera in his’ beak, and was stalking about giving light to-his-brood-as-they~ mowed down the young wheat eiiiiniaeiieeneee nines TheSecret of the universal: Success of Brown’s Iron Bitters is simply this: It is the best Iron it—na more and no less, _By thorough and rapid . assimilation with the blood, _it-reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying = strengthening. Coming at the foundation it it barlds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. 79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. 7. Thave been aj-eet sufferer from avery weak stomach, ni ,and Br bev in its worstform, Nearly I ate gave me distress, ont 1 could eat but little. Thave tried everything recommended, ha’ taken the prescriptions-of a tenon’ ” physicians, but got no relief until I took B Brown’s Iron Bitters. 1 feel none of the old troubles, and am a hew man, I am getting much stronger, and feel first-rate. Iam s pesey egg on and now make my trips ai ret gr wonder too much in Praise Fe. ‘fil'medicine. D.C. Mack, __-Brown’s Iron Birrers does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indiestion, heartburn, sleepessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c, : U ly Brown’s Iron Bitters made Sepia Choulcal Co,, Baltimore, poet . ged lines and trade-mark on wrapper. eff, NOW IS THE TIME To Set Out Your Trees. AS AGENT FOR THE Reber Nursery OF SACRAMENTO, W: H. CRAWFORD Trees, Flowers ——AND—~ Shrubberv om ATI: KINDS. CATAL@GUES FREE ON APPLICATION. Leave orders at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, Main Street, Nevada City. fr Assessment Notice AREIaIOP WATER AND MINING E Compan 1" Location of works, Yuba and vada po len State of California. Lo882,an assessment, No. 4, . ” ‘One Dollar and titty. Cents per share was ble immediately in United States Rooms 8 and 9, No. 216 Sanprimera tag Francisco, ‘California, or An pone upon which this assessment shall on Monday;the 29th day of Jan ot Aegan ag and advertisthe. Pompey Bout nies 9. ae preparation ever made; is™ a like him to do such a thing: Some . . ay ace Ibe 8; Gentlem [Masquerade Ball FA OHA MICHELL, Will give an Invitation Masquerade Ball at HUNT'S HALL, —Oxn— Friday Evening, Feb. 9th Two ven for yand gentleman—to be awarded c ‘committee selevted-from among = spectators, Goo > MUSIoO Has been-secured for the occasion. Tickets $1, pectators Admission ‘to the Gallery— en, 50 cents; Ladies and Children 25 cents each, Spectators down stairs, $1 Per couple -lad. £2 Noone allow invitation. Grand. March will be ‘masking-takes-plave at IL before entering the Hall, CARR BROTHERS, Successors to ©. Ex. Belden, -DRUGS & MEDICINE, TOTLET ARTICLES —And_everything else usually found in-a first-class] Dave STORE, aoe UMERY-AND SH CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK Of Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Floar FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. My Goods are First Class and My Prices the Lowest. and gentleman, “1 _ respec’ the liberal upon my Predecessor; UNION nant we, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA city. Cc, J. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR, Beef, Pork, Veal Mutton, Cor 1 &ec. tfully eolicit a continuance of Levon heretofore bestoweo fl Office of JOH o—. PRIZES Hotel f for hc or Rent. ff ons certain Hotel or the south side of B; da City, next door above the-City kuown asthe Kin, ree A at NS ON ke Pest y th Law Nevada City, “January 30, 1883, Stree! the best sustained charFOR on the floor without in-at 9 o'clock, ; Maskers wiih te PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG STORE, rn er Pine and Commercial Streets. . -=0 A COMPLETE STOCK OF ———0=-—. is. WE. ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ‘Newspapers, Illustrated Rice. ray Ete. ATES, ne display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery EET MUSIC AT REDUCE _———9 — — &@ Peescriptions carefully compounded at all hours by P, H. Betpen, an experienced. Druggist. ee ~The Bass ) Grocery Store, WwW EE SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Qo 0--——___—_—_0——_ —__. , SAVE.MONEY BY TRADING AT TAH Boss: SRC. STORE BUILDING LOTS SALE. ! saiari GOOD BUILDING LOTS, OR A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, Situated on Piety Hit; For iculars, inqui bad obliged to raise their Masks to a Co:mnittee . Broad arte or at the Citizens 5 rare Nevada City, Jan, 26-lm nein 3. E. CARR. . NEVADA ary T. MH. CARR ee Drug Siare, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, ‘IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. "Tobacco and Smokers see WALTER D. VINTON EFroprietor. , A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, “Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions EBy a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AND-——_— 5--THE— LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN. THE MOUNTAINS. 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY . OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY. —_——9— ISOMERS CALL & HLA guy PR . “Ais a oe Lie of Nevada] City, of all kinds. rty situate on oe and J. S. DUNN, Manager. Tel DE ALERS IN Spruce, Sugar And Yellow Pine Flooring, Siding, Moulding, All kinds of Surfaced Lumber, SugarPineShingles Stakes, Pickets, (Rough and Dressed) POoOsTs, (Sawed and Split) Mining ‘Timbers, Mining Poles, oie ABO ca. Inconnectio1 with ths adov3, — FLA STOR NEW GROCERY. Wholesale and Retail, J. 8. DUNN, PROP’R, r GROCERIES,-PROVISIONS, Canned and Case Gooods, Feed, Grain, Crockery, Glassware, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Shovels, Picks, Hoes, Nails, Wire Clothes Lines, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. Everything kept in A First Class Grocery Store at Frices LUWER than e VERY LOWEST, ONE PRICE To all, and satis‘action guarantee l eA t N. B. Order blanks -furni-h e residents of Nevada, Grass Valle and the adjoining country,. Goods delivered promptly free charge.

ial 8 prices Years Block nétoSIBLE in the a WORTH KY, ; Sonn” Sgn eeeealeeian Sees ee ee the pence. than ever before. tthe subject: for that kind of an exper. "this town, and as he went away schriatian. he ia, some advice, and it. looks now as ond Geanthevilie, dally, . ). zanization, has: been bore for a fortWw and Omega, Tuesday, Thurs . night engrossing pablic attention. 5 ete ilk, Outen ue Its presence among us exhibits Swiss Monday, . sed Prana a love for liberty ina bad light, This 4 is due in # great part to the eccenVarious Mappenings In and Out of : Towa. ‘A key and key-ring found on. suspension bridge can be recovered if the owner will call at this office, . Thomas Witliains, a vag., was yesterday morning sentenced by Justice Blakey to 15 days in the County Sail, ‘The snnual meeting of the atockpied by W. R. Coe, for the Pas of opening an auction room there. The trouble about wages at Blue Tent has been satisfactorily settled, as might have been expected, and rom Rs ahaa af again, Justice Wadeworth had his firat criminal ease: yesterday. He sentenced Thomas McLaughlin to five days’ imprisonment for. Atetarbing ~A& chimney ti Mira. Richatds’” sa: 88 loon building on Pine street burned out afternoon, At one. time the flames shot up ten: feet above ita top. The new eight-stamp. will at the! Murchie will be running in a few days. The underground Workings . Mr, Schwartz, ‘the photographer, is here making preparations to open ® photograph gallery on Broad . street, in the building now occupied . . : “by Mrs. Mills;the-dressniaker, The Dutch Flat Times of Saturday says: Sheriff A. Huntley was in town yesterday serving anattach“ment process onthe property of James Teaff at the pomienes of George . Gunauldson. r “T understand shat Mrs, Langtry has shortened her skirts two inches nounced to appear at this city next May. “Rather » high price for two inches,” retorted Madame, severely, as she looked over her glasses with 4 frown, . The Virginia City Enterprise asys: "It don’t hurt a man of Nevada City to have his brains knocked out, It is just as it is with a crawfish, pull one of his claws off and another grows out at once; knock’ the. brains out of a Nevada man, and he eats 4 shrimp or a smelt, when in s week he has.ae much braias'aé 6vek in his life.” The Enterprise man is mad because he can’t find a man_on the Comstock who is qualified to beooine . iment, =. Henry Ward Beecher proposes to make a simmer tour through Dakota, Montana, Washington . Territory, Oregon, California, delivering leoturés at the principal towns on his way. He will start in July and will have his list of appointments made out before leaving New York. When Henry was out here before he talked to the biggest kind of an audience in atomized that if he ever came.to, the State again he would revisit Nevada City. . We'll have a chance in a few anonths to prove what. kind. of a An Interrupted ont Maveree Ante, . A Grass Valley couple recently became parties to a divorce suit before the Superior Court, cruelty being alleged on One side and adaltery on the other, While the case has been dragging along in the legal mill the man and woman have been attending the revival mestings in their town and “‘got religion.” Evangelist Newton has been giving them ~~ echek'y business ; ( the boys. Malevolent persons were meetings were begun i in the Methonominational character. time. A notice placed upon our tatis, Go out quickly into the streets and lanes of the city, and bring in ‘. hither the poor and the maimed and ; : ey, proerd ay pence . burning out of chimney in the . Union” Hotel. o2casionally sinners, but the members fare fully }0 well as like reformers elsewhere, A newspaper correspondent writes ‘from Geneva, Switzerland: A de[tachment of the Salvation Army, headed by Miss Catherine Booth, were first informed of its inition to undertake a campaign in Geneva by Colonel Glibborn; who: came as ® scout to recconnoitre the position. He spoke Frevch with sa English secent, but he proved an eloquent was . orator and waxed somewhat popular. In a series of lectures he showed the aim of the army, and did his best to interest us in his work. His meet. ings did not materially differ. from ‘were quiet and orderly. . All this was changed on the arrival of the detachment of the main -} army, Marshal Catherine Booth’ is ‘a lady 20 or 22 years old. She went to work with a will; She ‘nad a ‘large audience at the firat meeting, composed mainly of persons suppoged to be sympathetic . with the army. She gained not only the esteem but the admiration of all her hearere.by the noble and striking ‘manner in which she presented her plans and ‘explained her mission. She said that she had been led to accopt'the mission with the “object of . distributing the comfort and joys of teligion among thase who. so often remain.in a state of complete indiffer. ence, “Miss Booth is tall,: thin and graceful. She speaké~ French very well, A more zealous-woman breathed. She has been here ya few days when the follow ing ap. jor aonet re : SHPO Reade nearer ere owenseyeesccececses at wage Pig dh Sow ARMY : HREE will : eee eeeees eens a SPs eeds sesecetene is warlike a annoancement led to untoward regalts, We are not used to such sensational aanouncements, The converts of Satan were inspired by a desire to repel the attack. The meetings were interrupted by hissings, groans, and cat calls. The hymns were drowned in comical songs and the trumpeters were hooted from the: platform. The-most~demonstrative section of Satan’s army wis} ‘ dees scattered among them, inciting them to violence. The police repressed all attempts to drive the army from the hall. I attended one ef these tqnsltu; ous services, The orators were unable to make themselves heard. The interruptions were simply disgraceful. The press of all shades favored ‘the vindication: of ‘liberty of speech. I doubt whether the agitation would have been quelled were it not for the common sense displayed by.the Marechale. She decided not one should be admitted without a ticket. The tickets were distributed: almost exclusively among . orderly persons. A few of the devil's . adherents, however, managed to secure admission, and tried a guerilld warfare, but they were captured by the police. Since then things bare been comparatively quiet. } The detachment is com of ten persons, including three or four women. Atthe conclusion of these services they hold prayer meetings, to ‘which all’.are invited. Those seeking the benefit of prayer come to the front and kneel down. This practice, common among 'the Methodists, is quite new to the old Calvinistic Presbyterians of Geneva. It excited a great deal of curiosity. Revival al Meetings. Sunday evening s ng 8 series of revival dist Church at this city, and will continue every afternoon st 2:30 o'clock and night at 7:30 (except, Saturday) until further notice. They are to be under the direction of Col. Newton.of the Pacific Coast Holiness Association, aud are not of a deStreet. services will also be held from time to ble says : ‘The supper call is upon the halt.and the blind.’ ”:. Brother Newton is said to bea stirring reformer, and the, fact’‘of his being’ fs iabieaectile was called out 7a ie’ became The Salvation Army at Grass Valley gots some pretty hard knocks trom unappreciative refractory, Jones knocked the aniit-over the head and iis in a brutal manner, yeare. Now she was a well preserv-{: Jed matron with the satne sweet smile on her face, and a set of splendid teeth, thanks to SOZODONT. Her she uae them m up = Crushed by Crees. We gave in Sunday's the Sacramento Record-Union had to. 2 say about Cross’s speech in the Senate on the removal of the mineral specimens in the State Library from Sacramento tc San Francisco, Here’s what the Bee had to say about the same subject: “The discussion which ensued in connection therewith was ‘an animated one, and took a wide range—slickens and the proposed new State Pavillion issue being’ prominently agitated. It also gave Cross, of Nevada, an opportunity to make the beat speech which has been heard at this session of the Legislature, While he did not take grounds against the farmers, he warmly urged that the mining and agricultural Were connate, and thit every man who assisted in developing any of industries of the State was a friend thereof and a good citizen, His eloquent remarks were most attentively listened to,. members putting aside their papers, suspending writing and turning in their chairs sv as -to face him and catch every word. P+ bill, anid: Over the knuckles from Cross, who accused him of standing ‘in with the farmers of the Sacramento Valley —notwithstanding the fact that he was from a mining county—ever since his defeat for the Gubernatorial nomination/at San Jose." dia gave a. -danee up-at wiles Valley the other night, and ‘at the proper time in the evening small Packages wrapped in colored tissue paper were distributed to each peraon. On. being opened, . each was. found .to-.contain-a-cheice: piece~ of chewing gum. This was a pleasant to all, and after the first uret of astonishment was Over, the ‘work of mastication was beguo in earnest. ‘The scene was enough to ‘. make a strong man shed tears. The '] ©xpreasionof joy and sweet smile of . eatistaction displayed by the whole . assemblage, while wagging jaws kept rythmic time to moving feet and muéic fine, ‘should have been seen to be fully appreciated. The party is regarded as an episode in will be forgotten, Had the young man of the Tri-Weekly Herald been there we'll bet he would have swapped gum with every pretty lady ix the room-before the party broke up. If you don’t believe it, girle, get up a gum party down here and try him on, ; WHAT THEY ARK DOING. w.c. Groves, the Ss alietahte, is suffering from an attack of pneumonia. He is not believed to be in a. dangerous condition. C. Beckman, whose great toe was amputated last-week as a result of ite being injured by a projecting nail in his shoe, is getting along nively. A. Badger, of Liberty Hill, gave a supper and dance at his hotel Friday night in honor of te occasion of the birthday of Mr. E. Mason, foreman of the Liberty Hill mine, C. F, McGlashan, late of Santa Barbara, has.returned to Truckee and hang ont his sign as Attorney and Counselor at law. The Republican tead like old_times last week, and wet shouldn’t be surprised to learn that “Mac” was writing for it again. Mrs. Getchell’s Brother. The following appeared in the Transonirr of Thursday: One of the ‘surviving “forty-niners,” Mr. Levi Farnsworth of Jonesboro, Maine, returned to his old home a few days ago after an. absence of thirty-three years, He sailed for the Pacific in November, 1849, leaving behind him a wife and six children, all of whom were living to reet him on his return, except one i ata who died. twenty years i. Farnaworth is a brother of Mrs. G. 8. 8; Getchell of this city. She had not known his whereabouts for fourteen years until reading the above item in this paper. TT cc Cruelty te Animals. A pediar named Jones who is said Marysville, was arrested at Grass Valley. Saturday on complaint of a representative of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It is alleged that because l.is horse was mal down in the streeta and clubbed Thad not seen “her for twenty daughters. call her blessed because issue what} _ Taylor, of Shasta, spoke against the : “a Tap the lives.of these-present-that--never {~~ _. “Olivette.” “We can imagine how a ‘simular attempt-woutd pan out here} to hail from the neighborhood of. — by whic $5 to $20.0 day can be earnss was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge John Caldwell presiding: G. G. Allan ve, Baltic Mane. A Davis, Jus. Ferguson and M. Callazhan gianted permission to intervene. Jean Le Du va. B. Brockmeir. ‘Leave-granted plaintiff to withdraw amended complaint, A. G. Peterson vs. Weissbein Bros, et al, Trial set for February 13th, Mary E. Uttin vs. Geo. Lord. Jury demanded by plaintiff, Trial continued for session. Edward Mitchell vs, Centennial M. Co. Demurrer to complaint argued and submitted. H. H. Sweet vs, E. O. Tompkins. Plaintiff failed to appear. E. O. ‘Tompkins sworn and examined. Court orlera that defendant have jadgment for costs. Pennsylvania G. M. Co va. Menlo G. M. Co, Hearing of demurrer set for Febraary 12th. Ordered that plaintiff ‘grant-inspection of the origi. t relerred to in complaint, . and furnish a copy to~ defendant, if said contract be in plaintiff's possession, 2 A Fraud. ‘The Portable Electric Light Company of Boston sent out circulars ad: vertising “A portable electric lighter — scientific apparatus for lighting, combining safety and economy.” It was stated that a current of electricity was produced by chemical action, and by. it a apiral of platinum . igt_ at a coat not exceeding 25 cents. The price of this machine was only ing their money, and receiving liter. ally-just what is promised—an electric “‘lighter,” consisting of @ battery . ‘and an electric current, which, through an armature flashes’ spark of fire; and this is intended for “inbut itis not a—continuvus—iluminator, a ST ~ Wholesale . Song and Dance. They tried the ‘Centennial. Lane: ers” for the first time on the Comstock ata party held in Virginia

City the other evening. The Enterprise saya that alt who chose to sing joined in the music. It was a colossal.song and dance. The airs were from ‘Pinafore,” “The Mascot” and with Prof. Michell warbling the solos and Reardan, Fairer, Gray, Tompkins, Beatty aud thirty or forty mare of “‘the boys” who don’t know a jeweharp from a hand-organ, (metaphorically speaking) turning their lungs loose in the choruses. At Their Old Tricks. The Tidings says: Friday night some parties! tore down the blacksmith shed at the Nevada mine prospect shaft,on Ophir Hill; damped the bellows, tools and every portable object about the premises, into the shaft. Theshaft is about 120 feet deep, and it was that night filled and the property thrown in, This property is being operated by James Bennallack, David Watt and others. The managers are'ata loss of conjecture who should oe phamnetyte to so mean a trick. Appointed Commissioner. Governor Stoneman has appointed Judge Dibble of Grass Valley and R. M. Buckingham of Solana:as Fish Commissioners, His excéliency could not have made wiser selections if he had searched the whole State over with a fine tooth comb.: rep eoaunctctn anes Tue only scientific Iron Medicine that does not produce headache, &e., but: gives t the system all the benefits of iron without its bad effects, jis Brown’s Iron Bitters. Insvrg your life with Brand. & Bro, fl-5t Farmers _ and others desiriug a ponies, lucrative agency business, sénd address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson & Co., 195 i Brand & Bro. f1-5¢ Pig age Co . dense volumes of smoke poured out meeeeeee See _ Hialids, broken down in health Sis deere BPRS bib amass in into some of the tooms causing much wnfortable. ‘rooms over Ico 4nd spirits by chronic dyspepsia, or ment is tponed until TUESDAY, ree aE, Si : ; Boguis of EL Goawtion that follows the attacks of acute . Bt SAEURD AY the Bevamtcenth Gith) day » ‘K sikprenee of real dietit presorib-. 5 weeping Lid as tf . disease, the testimony of thousands . ” By order of the Board of Directors. pg ny leading al 2» [who have been raised as by a mira. 5g ______ We J. STEWART, ed by, many leading physicians, apd. — -— ae eR ere AT hms tres be . by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, ia a . -mha’scine eer eoN EE ve unio sure guarantee‘ that by the same'. ment is b = Pedr gt means you, too, may be strengthen. . ene "as Event Gay . > demurrer and submit answer to was heated to incandescence, the. . compounded on thoroughly light being instantaneous. ‘The ma-. Scientific, ‘chemical and terial-would-last~two-months,;-and . medicinal prificiples, and . then could be renewed by any ehemdoes just what is claimed for $5._A great many people-are-send-}stantaneously lighting lamps a d yas . nearly tothe top with old rubbish . 197 Falton Street, New York. cation of prin al place of business, San “thal ti snag egies si cine tae ton, payable te capital stock of the Corporagold Son tothe'Secretary, atthe office of oe Sow poy Assistant Secretary, 8. J. Bolles, at his office, No. 2 Nassau street, New York City, New York. Gary, 1863. will ao ed for sale on, ard unless payment be i before, will be sold at the office of Feeling the Grangers, Dand Qi'le = following in the Enterprise, The man from the mines referred to is supposed to be Senator Wallis, because. jt’s just jokéi from one of the California mining camps, who happened to be stopping on a ranch in Sacramento Valley for a-day or two, was bored day. and night by the farmers, who talk6d nothing else to him bat “slickens,” and the havoc of the ducks and geese in grain fields. He finally told the ranchmen that he could tell them of no cure for slickens—there Would be slickens as long as there was gold in the gravel of the moun‘tains—but he told them of something that was good for ducks, geese and cranes. So he informed the ranchmen if they would leave lighted lanterns in the grain fie'ds -all night they would find’ things go better: _ farmers put out the lanterns, oing out in a night or two oa .them as recommended—*« for the ducks,” Each old drake, crane or gander who was the father of a flock bad a lantera in his’ beak, and was stalking about giving light to-his-brood-as-they~ mowed down the young wheat eiiiiniaeiieeneee nines TheSecret of the universal: Success of Brown’s Iron Bitters is simply this: It is the best Iron it—na more and no less, _By thorough and rapid . assimilation with the blood, _it-reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying = strengthening. Coming at the foundation it it barlds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. 79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. 7. Thave been aj-eet sufferer from avery weak stomach, ni ,and Br bev in its worstform, Nearly I ate gave me distress, ont 1 could eat but little. Thave tried everything recommended, ha’ taken the prescriptions-of a tenon’ ” physicians, but got no relief until I took B Brown’s Iron Bitters. 1 feel none of the old troubles, and am a hew man, I am getting much stronger, and feel first-rate. Iam s pesey egg on and now make my trips ai ret gr wonder too much in Praise Fe. ‘fil'medicine. D.C. Mack, __-Brown’s Iron Birrers does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indiestion, heartburn, sleepessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c, : U ly Brown’s Iron Bitters made Sepia Choulcal Co,, Baltimore, poet . ged lines and trade-mark on wrapper. eff, NOW IS THE TIME To Set Out Your Trees. AS AGENT FOR THE Reber Nursery OF SACRAMENTO, W: H. CRAWFORD Trees, Flowers ——AND—~ Shrubberv om ATI: KINDS. CATAL@GUES FREE ON APPLICATION. Leave orders at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, Main Street, Nevada City. fr Assessment Notice AREIaIOP WATER AND MINING E Compan 1" Location of works, Yuba and vada po len State of California. Lo882,an assessment, No. 4, . ” ‘One Dollar and titty. Cents per share was ble immediately in United States Rooms 8 and 9, No. 216 Sanprimera tag Francisco, ‘California, or An pone upon which this assessment shall on Monday;the 29th day of Jan ot Aegan ag and advertisthe. Pompey Bout nies 9. ae preparation ever made; is™ a like him to do such a thing: Some . . ay ace Ibe 8; Gentlem [Masquerade Ball FA OHA MICHELL, Will give an Invitation Masquerade Ball at HUNT'S HALL, —Oxn— Friday Evening, Feb. 9th Two ven for yand gentleman—to be awarded c ‘committee selevted-from among = spectators, Goo > MUSIoO Has been-secured for the occasion. Tickets $1, pectators Admission ‘to the Gallery— en, 50 cents; Ladies and Children 25 cents each, Spectators down stairs, $1 Per couple -lad. £2 Noone allow invitation. Grand. March will be ‘masking-takes-plave at IL before entering the Hall, CARR BROTHERS, Successors to ©. Ex. Belden, -DRUGS & MEDICINE, TOTLET ARTICLES —And_everything else usually found in-a first-class] Dave STORE, aoe UMERY-AND SH CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK Of Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Bacon, Floar FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. My Goods are First Class and My Prices the Lowest. and gentleman, “1 _ respec’ the liberal upon my Predecessor; UNION nant we, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA city. Cc, J. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR, Beef, Pork, Veal Mutton, Cor 1 &ec. tfully eolicit a continuance of Levon heretofore bestoweo fl Office of JOH o—. PRIZES Hotel f for hc or Rent. ff ons certain Hotel or the south side of B; da City, next door above the-City kuown asthe Kin, ree A at NS ON ke Pest y th Law Nevada City, “January 30, 1883, Stree! the best sustained charFOR on the floor without in-at 9 o'clock, ; Maskers wiih te PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG STORE, rn er Pine and Commercial Streets. . -=0 A COMPLETE STOCK OF ———0=-—. is. WE. ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ‘Newspapers, Illustrated Rice. ray Ete. ATES, ne display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery EET MUSIC AT REDUCE _———9 — — &@ Peescriptions carefully compounded at all hours by P, H. Betpen, an experienced. Druggist. ee ~The Bass ) Grocery Store, WwW EE SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. Qo 0--——___—_—_0——_ —__. , SAVE.MONEY BY TRADING AT TAH Boss: SRC. STORE BUILDING LOTS SALE. ! saiari GOOD BUILDING LOTS, OR A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, Situated on Piety Hit; For iculars, inqui bad obliged to raise their Masks to a Co:mnittee . Broad arte or at the Citizens 5 rare Nevada City, Jan, 26-lm nein 3. E. CARR. .. NEVADA ary T. MH. CARR ee Drug Siare, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, ‘IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” “LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. "Tobacco and Smokers see WALTER D. VINTON EFroprietor. , A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, “Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions EBy a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AND-——_— 5--THE— LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN. THE MOUNTAINS. 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY . OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY. —_——9— ISOMERS CALL & HLA guy PR . “Ais a oe Lie of Nevada] City, of all kinds. rty situate on oe and J. S. DUNN, Manager. Tel DE ALERS IN Spruce, Sugar And Yellow Pine Flooring, Siding, Moulding, All kinds of Surfaced Lumber, SugarPineShingles Stakes, Pickets, (Rough and Dressed) POoOsTs, (Sawed and Split) Mining ‘Timbers, Mining Poles, oie ABO ca. Inconnectio1 with ths adov3, — FLA STOR NEW GROCERY. Wholesale and Retail, J. 8. DUNN, PROP’R, r GROCERIES,-PROVISIONS, Canned and Case Gooods, Feed, Grain, Crockery, Glassware, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Shovels, Picks, Hoes, Nails, Wire Clothes Lines, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. Everything kept in A First Class Grocery Store at Frices LUWER than e VERY LOWEST, ONE PRICE To all, and satis‘action guarantee l eA t N. B. Order blanks -furni-h e residents of Nevada, Grass Valle and the adjoining country,. Goods delivered promptly free charge.