February 7, 1883 (4 pages)

prices Years ’ Block, custoSSIBLE: in the rel WORTH KY, % . in great pain. When he was reach"his residende., The attack was. dis‘+ Was resting easily,” ‘pects now are that we will have an Litt Alt Web Geek chile ot Leal from Ash Wednesday (February 7th) till Easter Sunday, are fast days precept, on one meal, with the al: lowance of s moderate collation, »4 ‘Several fights in town lately a no serious damage was A jury has been demanded by defondant in the Superior Court case ‘of Wood versus Sprung. “ John Hall, young man living "eer thet Tisbo ertne; fet front uted _ & fine lot St’ (geld bricks were. brought here from San Juan on Monday evening. The Mohican quartz mine on Gold Flat is said to. have been recently. The Chinatown band is practicing about 23 hours a day s0 as to beable to make good “music” when the New Year festivities formally be-, gin to-day. Notices of the annual meetings of the Hibernia ‘Hall Association, the National Exchange Hotel. Company Hmaeksal on her (aharae bs appear“ in our — to-day. While E. E, ‘iAgelelen of Grass Valley was working some'black sand 4. It should be carefully observed that, according to an answer of. the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office, to the Bishops of England, in 1860, and to the Bishops of Ireland in 1877, the Holy See has never con. sented to have introduced the use of milk, butter, ‘and still leds, of cheese at the evening collation on fast days. But, owing tothe peculiar condition of the faithful in this province, the Holy See has kindly consented to tolerate in it the use of milk, butterand cheese in a small quantity, eggs, however, excepted. Bat percolumns . #ens-not-bound te fast are-_net subject.to the above restrictions, nor to abstinence from eggs, 5. The use of lard'or other fat his. establishment} condiment is allowed in-Lent-and afew-days ago, the heat exploded throughout the year, excepting Ash ~w rifle cartridge that tad accidental. Wednesday, ~ Ember-days through “is now on exhibition st his grocery ie fies Rattrend Ey ly been put in the furnace with the gold bearing matter, atid the bullet narowly missed Mr. “Appleton’s head as it was shot into ‘the wall. ANOTHER lot of fine. silk fringed ‘Valentines received at Brand & Bro.’s yesterday. it. A Work efart. W. H. Smith, who imports. the famous Purity tea to this market in Perfection cannnisters, has just received » beautiful work of art that . a store on Commercial street. It is a the landable duty of gathering Purity tea from. ite native hills. The painting is done in oil and by one of the leading artists in the Miksdo’s domains,. Smith swears if he can ever find the original of that picture he will’ hire her as a clerk in his store. If he succeeds in this he will havea sure thing on the. patronage ofall the young men in town, ineluding the editor of our contemporary. Sudden illness. The Record-Union of Monday “Senator C. W. Cross, of NeBa a, county, while sitting at a desk in the Chamber yesterday about noon, was seen to drop his head'on to the desk and writhe as tho’ ed he was found to be" unconscious , in which condition he remained for sbdout half au hour. A physician was ‘ summoned, and he was removed to ‘ease of the heart, and supposed to have been caused by overwork. Last evening he was much better, and : Lack of Water. ; Tha total rainfall to date for this season, a@\registered at the Yuba Company's olfice on Main street, is only 17.38 inches. It is reasonable to assume from past experience that fully one-half what we can expect uring the year has slresdyfallen. " ‘The average Jper season since 1863 has been over 57 inches. The pros>}_ early spring and s poor summer. for & Festable Mostric Lighten, . The Scientific Au American (New being extensively sold by the Portable Electric Light Co., of 22 Wall , Street, Boston. Itis an economical and safe apparatus for lighting for hhewie Sel business purposes. the year, the Eve of the Annunciation, the last four days of Holy Week, and the Eves of Pentecost, of the Assumption, of All Saints and of Christmas; and on Good Friday ‘eggs and all lactiferous substances are forbidden throughout the day,8. Some _prayera, at option, are}. recommended during Lent, particularly on those days in which flesh and meat is used: “7. Lent being’ a ipenitential time, the Pastors are requested to lay before the Gaithful the importance of Christian mortification, and also the gtievous obligation of ‘complying with their Easter duty, which may be fulfilled fromthe: first Sunday of im} Lent; they will frequently and earnpo apa ewe estly impress upon their respective flocks the necessity of attending, before all other things, to. the salvation of their souls, and they will ex-. rtort them to the faithful. discharge of their Christian duties, the only thing that can secure to us the everlasting happiness. of: heaven; For this purpose they will hold religious eXercises in their churches several times a week, according to what their. prudence may deem expedient. A Pecaltar Explosion. Monday forenoon. the large pipe that conveys water from the Snow Mountain ditch to the Merrifield mine burst with aloud report at a point near the mill. “The force of the explosion threw » piece of scantling clear over the building, knocked « window sash through on that side Of the mill, and twisted out of shape the section of pipe that gave away. A strip of wood that held the window-in place struck a workman in the mill across the héad, making him think for a moment that his time had come, but fortunately not injuring him. The pipe was repaired yesterday. The explosion was probably caused by the pipe becoming plug. ged with snow where it tapers before entering the mill, and water being let in from the head rushed down andeémpressed the air behind the the plug to an extent that the ‘iron could not stand the pressure. Nothing in It. An item appeared in this paper yesterday saying that a pedlar named J. H. Jones ‘haa ‘been arrested at Grass Valley for cruelly beating his horse. Yesterday Mr. Jones called at this office, ‘bringing his horse along. The animal ‘certainly did not show any ‘signs of having been misused, Mr. Jones’ statement is that he was driving. past the place of A. Burrows when his animal fell against the fence. He says~he had some words with Burrows about the damage done to the fence, and after he had gone Barrows. went and swore out a complaint charging him Tha Genteal Pacific Reilrced Can: pany has begun suit in the Superior Court st Frank Hues, admin__iatratot of the estate of Wm, Jenktaken at once disch ing spirit in these demonstrations, is y@. and is well made in respect to his _ THE) REVEVAL, A Ripple that May Become a Wave. Monday night a limited number of the faithful met in the vestry of the Methodist Churehto organize their forces and get a good start for the series of. revival meetings that are to be held in the Church. proper’ from new until such time as those at the head of the movement inay see fit to ring this method of working to ® close. Evangelist Newton, the lead ® man apparently of middle age, not fai from fite fect ten inches io height, of light complexion, beardjens, and dresses after the fashion of a Catholic priest, He possesses an intellectual and smiling countenance, ‘physical oe on although perhaps.a trifle in weight for one of his bone Of his method of converting sinners to his belief we shall have more to say as the revival progresses and the excitement increases. William Tunkin is one of Mr. Newtun’s chief aids among ‘the laymen. Heisan hcnest miner, and entera into the work of revival with an earnestness that attracts. much attention. His impassioned prayers . tence from his fellow Christians. Not long ago while Tonkin was delving for golddown in the depths of.the Merrifield mine, a great mass of earth.and rock fell upon and_pinned him to the earth in a cruel fashion. As his co-laborers on that level heard the crash of the cave and Tonkin, believing his earthly career had ended, raised his eyes to-heaven and with a smile that gave no token of the tortures his crushed body\ was undergoing, cried in ringing tones, ‘My soul is happy! My ou -is-clear to heaven!” : “WHAT THEY ‘ARK DOING. Persenal and social Items Steam _ Mere and There. ‘The. Tidings says: A. W, Stoddart; former Superintendent ofthe Scotia mine, ison a short visit to Grass Valley, Tt-was ascertained. Monday that Mrs, W. C. Stokes, of Grass Valley, had two ribs and s wrist. broken by her fall of last week. Mra, M. 8. Deal returns to San visit with her ieumentsio friends here. She"was accompanied by hér daughter Marcella, who-will remain with her for the present. Will R. Dibble has succeeded W. J. Johnston as Superintendent of the Grass Valley Gas Works. Mr. Johnston goes to San Francisco to take a remunefative position in a» hardware store. — — —]The Tidings says: Some day when you godown the road from Grass Valley to Rough and Ready you can havea sublime view of mountain scenery, if you will take the trouble to find the point of view and then take a stop and time to look, The point is a little (a hundred yarde or so) to the west of where the ridge Toad ‘to Nevada City branches off from the road that comes to Grass Valley. The view thet is so grand ie toward.the north and northeast, where magnifiéent peaks and ranges can be seen. The view makes a man feel that he is very smaH as compared to even « small part of the earth ‘on which Le treads, and yet makes him great because he is allowed to contemplate and has the power to comprehend such magnificence, : _ Two Charges. Frank Bice, who has been working at Wellington’s livery stable, was loeked up yesterday to await trial on two charges of petit larceny. Tom McAllister, foreman of the stables, charges that Bice stole from the till $5 belonging to Mr. Wellington, and a silver ring owned by complainant. Bice demanded a jury, and the mon6y case was set for last evening. Bullion for January. Gold bullion to the amount of $84, + 000 was shipped to San Francisco last month by mines in this locality through Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express, The shipments for January, 1882, did not equal this amount by about $20,000. S meniedaiinmiiceimmsmmtinaemenacanent A mepicrne of real merit prescribed by many leading physicians, and universally recommended by those who have aged it, as a true tonic. is Brown’s Iron Bitters. Mer Sweet imile Haunts Me Still I had not seen her for twenty years, Now she was a well preserved matron with the same sweet smile on her face, and a set of splendid teeth, thanks to SOZODONT. Her evone hearty amens at every sen= rushed forward to-extricate him, . Letter from Moore's Fiat. » Moorg’s Frat, k Feb. 4, 1883, Eo, Taawsoriet—After. running around through snow and slush for ao hoor Imanaged to gather you a few items,. As a sample of the weather we are now having I will simply say that at Moore’s Flat it has been six degrees above zero, at Graniteville two degrees above zero, and at Milton Dam an average of . eight degrees below zero. Mr, Brigham, the practical mining Superintendent and ditch manager, arrived here yesterday direct from the East. Mr. Brigham is Superintendent of the Blue Bank, which mine is now being worked’as a drift mine with favorable results. Some very fine gravelis being taken gnt. The company are running day and night and are working between thirty and forty men. With Mr. Brigham as Superimtendent,. and Mr, Karly as manager, the company have every cénfidence in the mine being properly worked. The Eureka Lake company have leased to the Chinese company the water in the Miner’s Ditch “for—one year. The Chinamen are making mines on the . Ridge. Miss McKeon and Mr. Myrick arrived here yesterdsy and will take Ae of our public school,. They both’ come highly recommended and will no doubt prove successful teachers. The-people of this achool district have reason to feel thankful to Mr. John Rich, and the other memhers of the Board of Trustees, thro’ whose energy and attention to duty they can now boast of one of the best schools in this county. The stage still comes in on wheels, but by the looks of things at present writing snow shoes and sleighs wilt be. brought out, . ~—W.-D--tong,; Eaq.; of your town, has been spending a few days here looking after his mining and law interests. i . The mines at Snow Point have . been shut down for the season, thereby throwing some eusit men out of employment. Everybody here is geamared for winter, having plenty of wood and groceries, and being as happy and. contented asi f they were rolling in clover. F, M. of some of the connections in the “holder” of the gas works, on Saturday night, the supply of gas was shut off a little before 9 o’clock, ‘and in consequence there was a sudden demand for candles in many establishments. After ‘working several hours the ice was thawed out, and by 1 a. m., the lights burned with] . their Saualbellancy. ne ———EEees Tux Senate bill repealing the Sunday law was taken up in the Assembly last Friday, and Cutter of Yuba moved to strike out all the sections repealing the, prohibition of bull, bear, cock fighting and noisy and barbarous athueements.° The motion was carried by 37 to 28. Of course this is good Asfar as it goes, but what becomes of the Democratic platform that denounced this species of legislation ss sumptuary ? Now what will the Examiner say and all its brood of parrots?Ar Fresno snow fell to the depth’ of aninch and a quarter Monday morning. It is the first time. such a thing was ever known. 5 . THE only scientific Iron Medicine that does not produce headache, &,, but gives tu the system all the benefits of iron without its bad effects, is Brown’s Iron Bitters. —_—_] BUTEL AKRIVALS, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —9—— . SLANLEY A. EDDY... Proprietor Feb. 5, 1883. . B. Guscetti, City, J. P. Deideshe:mer, San Fran. H. C. Dickerson, Camptonville. Ed. Deidesheimer, City. R. W. Buroughs, N. Bloomfield. G. P. Adams, San Francisco, ” John Girard, Sav Jose. te A Buchelde, San Francisco. J. Duray, San ‘Jose. L. A. Thurston, Patterson, F, M. Darling San Jose. Union Hotel, __ RECTOR BROS.. «-.Prepricters. Feb. 4, 1883. W. Finchley, City. J. Treanor, Bloomfield, B. Guscetti, Ranch, * Alpha. _ lo ntl Flat. Cline, Marysville, O. Ryan, French Corral, . A. Hare, Yuba City. P. Boss, Sacramento. . E. Horrell, City. na with cruelty to animals; that the before whom the sare: him. rr says there whatever for oid into it. Cabeation that he had besten the ". steed, as he did not strike it at all. House ae enenee A house of 8 ot 6 roots, favorably situated. Permanent tenant, teas wage af Benad & Bro. mT Valentines 1! ValValentines 1/11. 7 mitt _ Axoruur invoice of the celebrated Val-. ‘ontines 11 1}! at Brand & Bro's, it she-brought them up properly. ” IneuRE against accident _with Brand & Bro.” f1-5t Booms for Rent. Four comfortable rooms over Ice House for rent. Suitable for house. keeping. Enquire of W. H. Crawford. . tf daughters call: her blessed because . Assessment Notice. HERMAN CONN GRATED as COMPANY. hones rin place business and works, ea da ‘Mining "Die Nevada County, Ca’ money, and have one of the best . Union: On account of the freezing . ot + One ‘Dollar “ Sacrineea a Thumd Nail. " Ditring the fir, alt alarm of fitin, evening one of the hose carts got beyond control o" some boys who were drawing it, and two or three of them were in immineit danger of being knocked down and ran over by it. Ed. Avery seeing the situation and recognizing the necessity for immediate action. sprang forward and grasped it just, in time to save the lads. In doing so his ash nail was torn off. > oo — The adam ace Murder. ne A Trackee dispatch says: Ab Gee, charged with’ the murder of Ah evidence of the Chinaman Ah Woo, whi testified to seeing Ah Gee and three ether house of the murdered man at 10 and leave a ain at 11 P. uw. the night of the murder, between which hours itis, fappoeed” the. ay was committed, iliadibiiiapeaas Go wira the crowd -toBrand & Bro,’s for Valentines, lt. The Secret . of the universal success of Brown’s Iron Bitters is simply this: It is the best Iron preparation ever made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it—no more and no less, By thorough and rapid assimilation with the blood, it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. _Commencing at the. foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained, .79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. 7, Thave been apt cufferer from pak Badr te agi neartburn, an = in its worst form. Nearly I ning t Sealieerpukiagtostonmanied, ter ve taken the prescriptions of a dozen physicians, but got no relief until I Fock Brown’s Iron Bitters, I feel mone of the old troubles, ana am a new man, I am_ getting much stronger, and feel first-rate. Iam a railroad engineer, and now make my a —.* can —oe too m in praise of your wonderful medicine, D.C, Macx, ve me distress Brown’s Iron Bitrers: does not contain whiskey -: Mesure ‘Tal Moon, was held principally on the . : Chinamen enter the . by te cat ut little. Ihave . UNION MARKET . COMMERCIAL STREET, REVADA ciry. C. J. NAFPZIGER, PROPRIETOR, & a. ini JOHN MICHELL, . —*~2 Matton, Corn I respectfully solicit ¢ Will givean Invitation Masquerade Ball at . the liberal patronage Simin tome upon my predecessers. fl HUNT'S HALL, Hotel for Sale or Rent. —On— Friday Eveniay Feb, Sth HAT certain Hotel property situate bx the south side of B; La Street, in Neva. da City, next door above the City Hall,’ and kuown as the King Hotel, Apply at the Law Office of JOHNSON & MASO Nevada City, January 30, 1883, o— Two PRIZES crwtlisaeatincs set] BUILDING LOTS m ie spectators. Goono MuUsICc Has been secured for the occasion. Tickets $1, Spectators Admission to the Gallery— Gentlemen, 50 cents; Ladies and Children 2% cents each. Spectators down ‘stairs, $1 per couple -lady and gentleman, 4 Noone allowed on the floor without an invitation. Grand March will begin at 9 o'clock: masking takes plave at 11. FOR SALE. S urmscor GOQD BUILDING LOTS, OR A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, Situated on Piety Hill. For particulars inquire at the SPAS Broad Street, or at the Citizens Bank wed Un Maskers will be obliged to raise their Masks to & ‘Com,nittee before entering the Hall. Nevada City, Jan. 26-1m ‘CARR BROTHERS, “Successore to PP, =x. Belden, PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG ‘STORE, rner Pine and Commercial Stréets. NEVADA: pal —o A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS & MEDICINE, PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES ~ And-everything etsé usually. found in a first-class] Druc Store. —_———9—_ — WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, N éwspapers, Illustrated Basar Periodicals, Ete. SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCE ATES, ne display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery. —_——_—o0—-——_— s@ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all’ fours by P, H. Bruen, an experienced Druggist. : “or alcohol, --and>wilt not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, nervous debility; weakness, &c. Daseniy Grown's Tree Dina eede be ’ Brown Ch Cr fed lines and trade-mark on wrapper NOW IS THE TIME To Set Out Your Trees. AS AGENT FOR THE Capital Nursery OF SACRAMENTO, W. H. CRAWFORD IS DAILY RECEIVING ORDERS FOR Trees, Flowers —-AND—— Shrubberv OF ATsrs HINDS. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. Leave orders at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's, Main Street, Nevada City. fl Assess ment Notice XCELSIOR” WATER AND, MINING E Company. Location of works, Yuba and evada Counties, State of California. Location of Princ gritos of business, San Francisco, Cali: Notice is hereb: Bi that at a meetin » Board of Birecors, held on the 308 ip NO.&, sod Pity Gent M the Ooeporelevied upen the capi of the CorporaDajable immodistely in United States gold Ton tothe , at the office of Comeaaee Rooms 8 and 9, No. 216 Sansome street, Francisco, ‘California, or to the Assistant Secretary, hey: Bolles, at his office, No, 2 Nassau street, New York City, New York. stock u which this assessment shall fs. in un} on Monday,the day of Jan po dpe org be. etingoent, an advertispry + for sale aid payment is ot before, will be sold ot the Sansome street, on Wednesday, the . ith ne of February, 1888, at 12 oulock, y the delinquent assesament topohior whet ith costs of advertising and expenses of .sale, By order of the Board of Directors. W. J. STEWART, Secretary Office—Rooms 8 and 9, No. 215 Sansome 8t., San Francisco, Cali fornia. j8-4tw POSTPON EMENT. ee E Tae Setomens day of the above assessment is “4 ned until TUESDAY, fobth) "an of January, 1883, sale of delinquent stock unAY, the Seventeenth (17th) day of FEBRUARY, By order of of the Board of Directors. W. J. STEWART, asia Secretary. POSTPONEMENT. "The delinquent day of the above assessment is hereby to pg jel eo co lone al “by onda of he Board of ization The Boss Grocery Store, W 4H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ° CONSTANTLY ON HAND A ‘FULL AND FRESH STOCK of: Graig, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Baca, For FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. 0--—— My Goods are First Clase and My Prices the Lowest. —o——_ —_ / SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT Ta HE BOSS. GROCERY STORHB ‘Sooads Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., < Reveda ¢ 4) WALTER D. VINTON Proprietor. A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, : “Toilet Articles of all-kinds. Careful Attention Given to. Compounding Prescriptions [ By ® Competent Druggist, arid PERFECT-PURITY guaranteod. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, ‘IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND———— ~ “LIVERPOOL, LONDON Sup GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. _ OO 3--THE= __STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS, seclaiaasianaraau as Scariiy TAL poeta 25, 000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY. —o Qe Also a Full Line of soe ‘Tobacco and Smokers Articles, T. M. CARR . . LARGEST AND FINEST} COUSUMERS CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE . J. S. DUNN, Manager. ° co IN Spruce, Sugar And Yellow Pine LUMBER, Ceiling, Rustic, All kinds of Surfaced Lumber, Redwood and SugarPine Shingles Stakes, Pickets, (Rough and Dressed) POSsSTs, (Sawed and-Split) Mining Timbers, Mining Poles, Laths, Eto., Etc. oe a Inconnestio. with tha abova, (COLDPLAR STORE NEW GROCERY. , Wholesale and Retail, J. S. DUNN, PROP’R. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Canned and Case Gooods, Shovels, Picks, Hoes, Nails, Wire Clothes Lines, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. Everything kept in A First Ulass Grocery Store. at Frices LUWER then VERY LOWEsT. ONE PRICE To all, and satisfaction: guaranteed residents of Nevada, Grass Valle and the adjoining country. Goods delivered promptly free charge. TOWN TALK, Valley. javs a NB. Order “blanks furnish ¢

prices Years ’ Block, custoSSIBLE: in the rel WORTH KY, % . in great pain. When he was reach"his residende., The attack was. dis‘+ Was resting easily,” ‘pects now are that we will have an Litt Alt Web Geek chile ot Leal from Ash Wednesday (February 7th) till Easter Sunday, are fast days precept, on one meal, with the al: lowance of s moderate collation, »4 ‘Several fights in town lately a no serious damage was A jury has been demanded by defondant in the Superior Court case ‘of Wood versus Sprung. “ John Hall, young man living "eer thet Tisbo ertne; fet front uted _ & fine lot St’ (geld bricks were. brought here from San Juan on Monday evening. The Mohican quartz mine on Gold Flat is said to. have been recently. The Chinatown band is practicing about 23 hours a day s0 as to beable to make good “music” when the New Year festivities formally be-, gin to-day. Notices of the annual meetings of the Hibernia ‘Hall Association, the National Exchange Hotel. Company Hmaeksal on her (aharae bs appear“ in our — to-day. While E. E, ‘iAgelelen of Grass Valley was working some'black sand 4. It should be carefully observed that, according to an answer of. the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office, to the Bishops of England, in 1860, and to the Bishops of Ireland in 1877, the Holy See has never con. sented to have introduced the use of milk, butter, ‘and still leds, of cheese at the evening collation on fast days. But, owing tothe peculiar condition of the faithful in this province, the Holy See has kindly consented to tolerate in it the use of milk, butterand cheese in a small quantity, eggs, however, excepted. Bat percolumns . #ens-not-bound te fast are-_net subject.to the above restrictions, nor to abstinence from eggs, 5. The use of lard'or other fat his. establishment} condiment is allowed in-Lent-and afew-days ago, the heat exploded throughout the year, excepting Ash ~w rifle cartridge that tad accidental. Wednesday, ~ Ember-days through “is now on exhibition st his grocery ie fies Rattrend Ey ly been put in the furnace with the gold bearing matter, atid the bullet narowly missed Mr. “Appleton’s head as it was shot into ‘the wall. ANOTHER lot of fine. silk fringed ‘Valentines received at Brand & Bro.’s yesterday. it. A Work efart. W. H. Smith, who imports. the famous Purity tea to this market in Perfection cannnisters, has just received » beautiful work of art that . a store on Commercial street. It is a the landable duty of gathering Purity tea from. ite native hills. The painting is done in oil and by one of the leading artists in the Miksdo’s domains,. Smith swears if he can ever find the original of that picture he will’ hire her as a clerk in his store. If he succeeds in this he will havea sure thing on the. patronage ofall the young men in town, ineluding the editor of our contemporary. Sudden illness. The Record-Union of Monday “Senator C. W. Cross, of NeBa a, county, while sitting at a desk in the Chamber yesterday about noon, was seen to drop his head'on to the desk and writhe as tho’ ed he was found to be" unconscious , in which condition he remained for sbdout half au hour. A physician was ‘ summoned, and he was removed to ‘ease of the heart, and supposed to have been caused by overwork. Last evening he was much better, and : Lack of Water. ; Tha total rainfall to date for this season, a@\registered at the Yuba Company's olfice on Main street, is only 17.38 inches. It is reasonable to assume from past experience that fully one-half what we can expect uring the year has slresdyfallen. " ‘The average Jper season since 1863 has been over 57 inches. The pros>}_ early spring and s poor summer. for & Festable Mostric Lighten, . The Scientific Au American (New being extensively sold by the Portable Electric Light Co., of 22 Wall , Street, Boston. Itis an economical and safe apparatus for lighting for hhewie Sel business purposes. the year, the Eve of the Annunciation, the last four days of Holy Week, and the Eves of Pentecost, of the Assumption, of All Saints and of Christmas; and on Good Friday ‘eggs and all lactiferous substances are forbidden throughout the day,8. Some _prayera, at option, are}. recommended during Lent, particularly on those days in which flesh and meat is used: “7. Lent being’ a ipenitential time, the Pastors are requested to lay before the Gaithful the importance of Christian mortification, and also the gtievous obligation of ‘complying with their Easter duty, which may be fulfilled fromthe: first Sunday of im} Lent; they will frequently and earnpo apa ewe estly impress upon their respective flocks the necessity of attending, before all other things, to. the salvation of their souls, and they will ex-. rtort them to the faithful. discharge of their Christian duties, the only thing that can secure to us the everlasting happiness. of: heaven; For this purpose they will hold religious eXercises in their churches several times a week, according to what their. prudence may deem expedient. A Pecaltar Explosion. Monday forenoon. the large pipe that conveys water from the Snow Mountain ditch to the Merrifield mine burst with aloud report at a point near the mill. “The force of the explosion threw » piece of scantling clear over the building, knocked « window sash through on that side Of the mill, and twisted out of shape the section of pipe that gave away. A strip of wood that held the window-in place struck a workman in the mill across the héad, making him think for a moment that his time had come, but fortunately not injuring him. The pipe was repaired yesterday. The explosion was probably caused by the pipe becoming plug. ged with snow where it tapers before entering the mill, and water being let in from the head rushed down andeémpressed the air behind the the plug to an extent that the ‘iron could not stand the pressure. Nothing in It. An item appeared in this paper yesterday saying that a pedlar named J. H. Jones ‘haa ‘been arrested at Grass Valley for cruelly beating his horse. Yesterday Mr. Jones called at this office, ‘bringing his horse along. The animal ‘certainly did not show any ‘signs of having been misused, Mr. Jones’ statement is that he was driving. past the place of A. Burrows when his animal fell against the fence. He says~he had some words with Burrows about the damage done to the fence, and after he had gone Barrows. went and swore out a complaint charging him Tha Genteal Pacific Reilrced Can: pany has begun suit in the Superior Court st Frank Hues, admin__iatratot of the estate of Wm, Jenktaken at once disch ing spirit in these demonstrations, is y@. and is well made in respect to his _ THE) REVEVAL, A Ripple that May Become a Wave. Monday night a limited number of the faithful met in the vestry of the Methodist Churehto organize their forces and get a good start for the series of. revival meetings that are to be held in the Church. proper’ from new until such time as those at the head of the movement inay see fit to ring this method of working to ® close. Evangelist Newton, the lead ® man apparently of middle age, not fai from fite fect ten inches io height, of light complexion, beardjens, and dresses after the fashion of a Catholic priest, He possesses an intellectual and smiling countenance, ‘physical oe on although perhaps.a trifle in weight for one of his bone Of his method of converting sinners to his belief we shall have more to say as the revival progresses and the excitement increases. William Tunkin is one of Mr. Newtun’s chief aids among ‘the laymen. Heisan hcnest miner, and entera into the work of revival with an earnestness that attracts. much attention. His impassioned prayers . tence from his fellow Christians. Not long ago while Tonkin was delving for golddown in the depths of.the Merrifield mine, a great mass of earth.and rock fell upon and_pinned him to the earth in a cruel fashion. As his co-laborers on that level heard the crash of the cave and Tonkin, believing his earthly career had ended, raised his eyes to-heaven and with a smile that gave no token of the tortures his crushed body\ was undergoing, cried in ringing tones, ‘My soul is happy! My ou -is-clear to heaven!” : “WHAT THEY ‘ARK DOING. Persenal and social Items Steam _ Mere and There. ‘The. Tidings says: A. W, Stoddart; former Superintendent ofthe Scotia mine, ison a short visit to Grass Valley, Tt-was ascertained. Monday that Mrs, W. C. Stokes, of Grass Valley, had two ribs and s wrist. broken by her fall of last week. Mra, M. 8. Deal returns to San visit with her ieumentsio friends here. She"was accompanied by hér daughter Marcella, who-will remain with her for the present. Will R. Dibble has succeeded W. J. Johnston as Superintendent of the Grass Valley Gas Works. Mr. Johnston goes to San Francisco to take a remunefative position in a» hardware store. — — —]The Tidings says: Some day when you godown the road from Grass Valley to Rough and Ready you can havea sublime view of mountain scenery, if you will take the trouble to find the point of view and then take a stop and time to look, The point is a little (a hundred yarde or so) to the west of where the ridge Toad ‘to Nevada City branches off from the road that comes to Grass Valley. The view thet is so grand ie toward.the north and northeast, where magnifiéent peaks and ranges can be seen. The view makes a man feel that he is very smaH as compared to even « small part of the earth ‘on which Le treads, and yet makes him great because he is allowed to contemplate and has the power to comprehend such magnificence, : _ Two Charges. Frank Bice, who has been working at Wellington’s livery stable, was loeked up yesterday to await trial on two charges of petit larceny. Tom McAllister, foreman of the stables, charges that Bice stole from the till $5 belonging to Mr. Wellington, and a silver ring owned by complainant. Bice demanded a jury, and the mon6y case was set for last evening. Bullion for January. Gold bullion to the amount of $84, + 000 was shipped to San Francisco last month by mines in this locality through Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express, The shipments for January, 1882, did not equal this amount by about $20,000. S meniedaiinmiiceimmsmmtinaemenacanent A mepicrne of real merit prescribed by many leading physicians, and universally recommended by those who have aged it, as a true tonic. is Brown’s Iron Bitters. Mer Sweet imile Haunts Me Still I had not seen her for twenty years, Now she was a well preserved matron with the same sweet smile on her face, and a set of splendid teeth, thanks to SOZODONT. Her evone hearty amens at every sen= rushed forward to-extricate him, . Letter from Moore's Fiat. » Moorg’s Frat, k Feb. 4, 1883, Eo, Taawsoriet—After. running around through snow and slush for ao hoor Imanaged to gather you a few items,. As a sample of the weather we are now having I will simply say that at Moore’s Flat it has been six degrees above zero, at Graniteville two degrees above zero, and at Milton Dam an average of . eight degrees below zero. Mr, Brigham, the practical mining Superintendent and ditch manager, arrived here yesterday direct from the East. Mr. Brigham is Superintendent of the Blue Bank, which mine is now being worked’as a drift mine with favorable results. Some very fine gravelis being taken gnt. The company are running day and night and are working between thirty and forty men. With Mr. Brigham as Superimtendent,. and Mr, Karly as manager, the company have every cénfidence in the mine being properly worked. The Eureka Lake company have leased to the Chinese company the water in the Miner’s Ditch “for—one year.. The Chinamen are making mines on the . Ridge. Miss McKeon and Mr. Myrick arrived here yesterdsy and will take Ae of our public school,. They both’ come highly recommended and will no doubt prove successful teachers. The-people of this achool district have reason to feel thankful to Mr. John Rich, and the other memhers of the Board of Trustees, thro’ whose energy and attention to duty they can now boast of one of the best schools in this county. The stage still comes in on wheels, but by the looks of things at present writing snow shoes and sleighs wilt be. brought out, . ~—W.-D--tong,; Eaq.; of your town, has been spending a few days here looking after his mining and law interests. i . The mines at Snow Point have . been shut down for the season, thereby throwing some eusit men out of employment. Everybody here is geamared for winter, having plenty of wood and groceries, and being as happy and. contented asi f they were rolling in clover. F, M. of some of the connections in the “holder” of the gas works, on Saturday night, the supply of gas was shut off a little before 9 o’clock, ‘and in consequence there was a sudden demand for candles in many establishments. After ‘working several hours the ice was thawed out, and by 1 a. m., the lights burned with] . their Saualbellancy. ne ———EEees Tux Senate bill repealing the Sunday law was taken up in the Assembly last Friday, and Cutter of Yuba moved to strike out all the sections repealing the, prohibition of bull, bear, cock fighting and noisy and barbarous athueements.° The motion was carried by 37 to 28. Of course this is good Asfar as it goes, but what becomes of the Democratic platform that denounced this species

of legislation ss sumptuary ? Now what will the Examiner say and all its brood of parrots?Ar Fresno snow fell to the depth’ of aninch and a quarter Monday morning. It is the first time. such a thing was ever known. 5 . THE only scientific Iron Medicine that does not produce headache, &,, but gives tu the system all the benefits of iron without its bad effects, is Brown’s Iron Bitters. —_—_] BUTEL AKRIVALS, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL —9—— . SLANLEY A. EDDY...... Proprietor Feb. 5, 1883. . B. Guscetti, City, J. P. Deideshe:mer, San Fran. H. C. Dickerson, Camptonville. Ed. Deidesheimer, City. R. W. Buroughs, N. Bloomfield. G. P. Adams, San Francisco, ” John Girard, Sav Jose. te A Buchelde, San Francisco. J. Duray, San ‘Jose. L. A. Thurston, Patterson, F, M. Darling San Jose. Union Hotel, __ RECTOR BROS.... «-.Prepricters. Feb. 4, 1883. W. Finchley, City. J. Treanor, Bloomfield, B. Guscetti, Ranch, * Alpha. _ lo ntl Flat. Cline, Marysville, O. Ryan, French Corral, . A. Hare, Yuba City. P. Boss, Sacramento. . E. Horrell, City. na with cruelty to animals; that the before whom the sare: him. rr says there whatever for oid into it. Cabeation that he had besten the ". steed, as he did not strike it at all. House ae enenee A house of 8 ot 6 roots, favorably situated. Permanent tenant, teas wage af Benad & Bro. mT Valentines 1! ValValentines 1/11. 7 mitt _ Axoruur invoice of the celebrated Val-. ‘ontines 11 1}! at Brand & Bro's, it she-brought them up properly. ” IneuRE against accident _with Brand & Bro.” f1-5t Booms for Rent. Four comfortable rooms over Ice House for rent. Suitable for house. keeping. Enquire of W. H. Crawford. . tf daughters call: her blessed because . Assessment Notice. HERMAN CONN GRATED as COMPANY. hones rin place business and works, ea da ‘Mining "Die Nevada County, Ca’ money, and have one of the best . Union: On account of the freezing . ot + One ‘Dollar “ Sacrineea a Thumd Nail. " Ditring the fir, alt alarm of fitin, evening one of the hose carts got beyond control o" some boys who were drawing it, and two or three of them were in immineit danger of being knocked down and ran over by it. Ed. Avery seeing the situation and recognizing the necessity for immediate action. sprang forward and grasped it just, in time to save the lads.. In doing so his ash nail was torn off. > oo — The adam ace Murder. ne A Trackee dispatch says: Ab Gee, charged with’ the murder of Ah evidence of the Chinaman Ah Woo, whi testified to seeing Ah Gee and three ether house of the murdered man at 10 and leave a ain at 11 P. uw. the night of the murder, between which hours itis, fappoeed” the. ay was committed, iliadibiiiapeaas Go wira the crowd -toBrand & Bro,’s for Valentines, lt. The Secret . of the universal success of Brown’s Iron Bitters is simply this: It is the best Iron preparation ever made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it—no more and no less, By thorough and rapid assimilation with the blood, it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. _Commencing at the. foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained, .79 Dearborn Ave., Chicago, Nov. 7, Thave been apt cufferer from pak Badr te agi neartburn, an = in its worst form. Nearly I ning t Sealieerpukiagtostonmanied, ter ve taken the prescriptions of a dozen physicians, but got no relief until I Fock Brown’s Iron Bitters, I feel mone of the old troubles, ana am a new man, I am_ getting much stronger, and feel first-rate. Iam a railroad engineer, and now make my a —.* can —oe too m in praise of your wonderful medicine, D.C, Macx, ve me distress Brown’s Iron Bitrers: does not contain whiskey -: Mesure ‘Tal Moon, was held principally on the . : Chinamen enter the . by te cat ut little. Ihave . UNION MARKET . COMMERCIAL STREET, REVADA ciry. C. J. NAFPZIGER, PROPRIETOR, & a. ini JOHN MICHELL, . —*~2 Matton, Corn I respectfully solicit ¢ Will givean Invitation Masquerade Ball at . the liberal patronage Simin tome upon my predecessers. fl HUNT'S HALL, Hotel for Sale or Rent. —On— Friday Eveniay Feb, Sth HAT certain Hotel property situate bx the south side of B; La Street, in Neva. da City, next door above the City Hall,’ and kuown as the King Hotel, Apply at the Law Office of JOHNSON & MASO Nevada City, January 30, 1883, o— Two PRIZES crwtlisaeatincs set] BUILDING LOTS m ie spectators. Goono MuUsICc Has been secured for the occasion. Tickets $1, Spectators Admission to the Gallery— Gentlemen, 50 cents; Ladies and Children 2% cents each. Spectators down ‘stairs, $1 per couple -lady and gentleman, 4 Noone allowed on the floor without an invitation. Grand March will begin at 9 o'clock: masking takes plave at 11. FOR SALE. S urmscor GOQD BUILDING LOTS, OR A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, Situated on Piety Hill. For particulars inquire at the SPAS Broad Street, or at the Citizens Bank wed Un Maskers will be obliged to raise their Masks to & ‘Com,nittee before entering the Hall. Nevada City, Jan. 26-1m ‘CARR BROTHERS, “Successore to PP, =x. Belden, PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE DRUG ‘STORE, rner Pine and Commercial Stréets. NEVADA: pal —o A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS & MEDICINE, PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES ~ And-everything etsé usually. found in a first-class] Druc Store. —_———9—_ — WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, N éwspapers, Illustrated Basar Periodicals, Ete. SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCE ATES, ne display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery. —_——_—o0—-——_— s@ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all’ fours by P, H. Bruen, an experienced Druggist. : “or alcohol, --and>wilt not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, nervous debility; weakness, &c. Daseniy Grown's Tree Dina eede be ’ Brown Ch Cr fed lines and trade-mark on wrapper NOW IS THE TIME To Set Out Your Trees. AS AGENT FOR THE Capital Nursery OF SACRAMENTO, W. H. CRAWFORD IS DAILY RECEIVING ORDERS FOR Trees, Flowers —-AND—— Shrubberv OF ATsrs HINDS. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. Leave orders at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's, Main Street, Nevada City. fl Assess ment Notice XCELSIOR” WATER AND, MINING E Company. Location of works, Yuba and evada Counties, State of California. Location of Princ gritos of business, San Francisco, Cali: Notice is hereb: Bi that at a meetin » Board of Birecors, held on the 308 ip NO.&, sod Pity Gent M the Ooeporelevied upen the capi of the CorporaDajable immodistely in United States gold Ton tothe , at the office of Comeaaee Rooms 8 and 9, No. 216 Sansome street, Francisco, ‘California, or to the Assistant Secretary, hey: Bolles, at his office, No, 2 Nassau street, New York City, New York. stock u which this assessment shall fs. in un} on Monday,the day of Jan po dpe org be. etingoent, an advertispry + for sale aid payment is ot before, will be sold ot the Sansome street, on Wednesday, the . ith ne of February, 1888, at 12 oulock, y the delinquent assesament topohior whet ith costs of advertising and expenses of .sale, By order of the Board of Directors. W. J. STEWART, Secretary Office—Rooms 8 and 9, No. 215 Sansome 8t., San Francisco, Cali fornia. j8-4tw POSTPON EMENT. ee E Tae Setomens day of the above assessment is “4 ned until TUESDAY, fobth) "an of January, 1883, sale of delinquent stock unAY, the Seventeenth (17th) day of FEBRUARY, By order of of the Board of Directors. W. J. STEWART, asia Secretary. POSTPONEMENT. "The delinquent day of the above assessment is hereby to pg jel eo co lone al “by onda of he Board of ization The Boss Grocery Store, W 4H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ° CONSTANTLY ON HAND A ‘FULL AND FRESH STOCK of: Graig, Provisions, Canned Goods, Hams, Baca, For FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. 0--—— My Goods are First Clase and My Prices the Lowest. —o——_ —_ / SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT Ta HE BOSS. GROCERY STORHB ‘Sooads Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., < Reveda ¢ 4) WALTER D. VINTON Proprietor. A Large Stock of Patent Medicines Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, : “Toilet Articles of all-kinds. Careful Attention Given to. Compounding Prescriptions [ By ® Competent Druggist, arid PERFECT-PURITY guaranteod. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, ‘IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” AND———— ~ “LIVERPOOL, LONDON Sup GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’. _ OO 3--THE= __STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS, seclaiaasianaraau as Scariiy TAL poeta 25, 000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY. —o Qe Also a Full Line of soe ‘Tobacco and Smokers Articles, T. M. CARR . . LARGEST AND FINEST} COUSUMERS CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE . J. S. DUNN, Manager. ° co IN Spruce, Sugar And Yellow Pine LUMBER, Ceiling, Rustic, All kinds of Surfaced Lumber, Redwood and SugarPine Shingles Stakes, Pickets, (Rough and Dressed) POSsSTs, (Sawed and-Split) Mining Timbers, Mining Poles, Laths, Eto., Etc. oe a Inconnestio. with tha abova, (COLDPLAR STORE NEW GROCERY. , Wholesale and Retail, J. S. DUNN, PROP’R. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Canned and Case Gooods, Shovels, Picks, Hoes, Nails, Wire Clothes Lines, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Etc. Everything kept in A First Ulass Grocery Store. at Frices LUWER then VERY LOWEsT. ONE PRICE To all, and satisfaction: guaranteed residents of Nevada, Grass Valle and the adjoining country. Goods delivered promptly free charge. TOWN TALK, Valley. javs a NB. Order “blanks furnish ¢