January 17, 1884 (4 pages)

Z the hired man doesn’t stop to rest; “. State, “only Iron Preparation _ BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. "THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1884. "eas Burxpxasi is steadily decreasing in England, owning, it is considered, to the advance in surgical treatuient of the eyes, and tothe decline of such diseases as sinallpox, etc., among children. For thirty years this affliction has gradually, lessened; but within the last decade the_improvement is'epecially noticeable, and the last returns reckon some 22,832 blind persons—about one in every 1,138. Tngtawn last year had » population of 5, “The ‘excess of ths over births was: 34, 148 5) and besides this, statistics show ‘that the Emerald Isle lost searly one hnodred thousand by immigration. A and : this grven isle of the sea, will have. but a weak number of native sons to contend against the iron rule of Eng: land, : “Yes,” the Nebraska taginde said, “barbed wire fence is éxpensive, but every time he has to climb it.” . #¥Wn find that the deceased came to his death by calling Tom Warlings « liar.”: Basiness-like verdict of an Idaho jury. Sn Ar San Francisco, last year; nearly two thousand houses were erected at a cost of $11,000,000, , Sanrrary science is’ all right in. theory, but typhoid fever and diphtheria keep anne with all improvements, Tune is said to de almost » milliom dollars of unclaimed deposits in the Massachusetts savings banks. Ir 1s the man who has nothing to be discouraged about who is the most discouraged. . Hunrive the hair—by the barber . when the callow youth goes to get shaved, Tries with scriptural texts ‘upon then may be regarded as text-tile fabrics, Pasabiwa ‘and vicinity 2,000 inhhabitants. bn Don’r forget that J J. Jackson kseps on hand all kinds of canned goods, #ugar-cured hams, wines. and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class grocery store. jy19-tf Megeman’s Gastricine. ; A spgcrvic Yor Dyspxrsta. Sold by druggists.” 25 and 50 cents per _ box. Sent by mail. J. N. Heorman & Co., Proprietors, New Y ork. , Redingtons & Co., Agents, San Francisco, Cal, * ~ n28-3m Vocal and instramental Muste. Persons desiring the services of J. R. Davis, in vocal or instrumental music will please leave word at the National Exchange Hotel, j12-2w claim no longer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, want of Appetite,lossof Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, &c. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS never fails to cure all these diseases. Boston, Hevabitier 26, 1882, Brown Cuemicar Co, Gentlemen:— For years I have beena great sufferer from Dyspe and could get no relief (having i tried erery hing which was recommend. psd goon acting on the advice of a° o had beer benefitted by fog ‘8 Eeaer Brrrers, I tried a bottle, with most og heen results, Previous to taking Brown's Iron poy a’ Tsuered Tate distressed I suffe any from i which s was we ag ‘Since taking Brown's Inon Brrrers, all my troubles are at an end. Can eat any time without any disagreeable results. I pm practically ana another WwW “30 Maverick St‘, E, y scall BROWN’S IRON BITTERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic. Symptoms, such as tastng the. food; Belching, éat. in the Stomach, Heartburn, ete. The that will not blacken the* teeth or give headache. Sola by au Druggists. Brown Chemical Co. = 6: Baltimore, Md. : See that rom Bitters are made by eh Sar reer ne Same wanes" S28 et ‘. December, 1864, and is therefore in va . United States army: ‘. dict that it will develope finely-after. / — The Princess of Wales was born in [her nineteenth year, ‘ Gail ‘Hamilton, now in her 23d week at the sdvanced age of 83. “Mary Anderson, the child phenom. enon, was born in. Kentucky in 1871 or 1872, we forget which. « Ellen Terry owas up to \several children, one of whom will soon entercollege, Miss Terry was seven: teen her last birthday. Miss Mamie Harrison, granddaughter of Master Harrison, the boy preacher, bas invited her reverend grandpa to.her wedding. Miss Lydia Thompson, now in her twenty-third year, is devoted to her son, a handsome and highly cultivated young man of twenty-five. Elizabeth Cady Stanton loves to talk of her happy childhood, She remembers distinctly when Grant . was made lieutenant-general of the Mlle, Aimee, the sprightly French Pactress and singer, has very little voice now, but her instructors preshe has got her growth. Mme, Patti was born in this country eighteen years ago in New York She was first attracted by the power of music at the opening concert giving by a Miss Jennie Lind at the Battery. i SIP a Tus man who dropped a tin tobacco tag into the contribution plate says he at least deserves the credit of having put in an appearance, i aimee an BORN} At Grass Valley, Jan. oe 1834, to John c. Coleman and wite, a daughter. At Nevada City, Jan, 13, 1884, to Charles Cooper aud wife, a son, P MARRIED. At the Catholic Church, North Bloomfield, Jan; 14,1884, James Cummings and. Miss Mery Alice 'Foy, ‘both of Nerth BloomDIED. In Nevada City, Jan, 14, 1884, Mary. Jennie, daughter of H. and Elizabeth Watson, aged 1 inonth and.10 aan « This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholeosomenes More economical. than the irdinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phos— powders, SOLD ONLY IN Cans. ¥Al BAKING PowpEr Co., 106 Wall st., N. Y. ‘ n3-ly Order to Show Cause, N THE SUPERIVK COURT of the county of Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter ee ars of James F. Carr, deceaved, el E. Carr, the administratrix of the estate of James F. Carr, deceased,having filed her petition herein, "duly veri: fled, praying for an order of gale of all of the estate of said decendent, ‘tor the pur poses therein set'forth. Itis therefore ordered by the said Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said Superior Court on Wednesday, the 20th day of February, 1884, at nine o'clock in. the foe: Superior Court, at the Court.House in the County of Nevada, to show cause why an order should ot be granted to the said administratrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased, as shall bs neces. sary; and that a cepr of. this order be ptib. lished at least four successive weeks in the Nevada ee Transcript,a newspaper priuted and published * said Novada County, OHN CALDWELL, Superior J udge. Dated January 15, 1884 ‘ E Searls & Searls, Atty’s. jal7 Noticeto Publishers of Newspapers and id Stationers, BR WILL BE "RECEIVED up to and including the 7th day of April, 1884, at the County Clerk's office, for publishing ai! ordinances, all orders, statements, rules, allowances er ee ceedings of the Board of Supervisers of Nevada county, or any publication required by law of the Auditor or any ty officer. Said bids to state the price re for each time any publication Ehall be made, provided no payment shall he made in excess of the miniinum number of year, says the new comet of 1812 has + . not ch bit, wi af j ‘Sojourner T ath, who has beed jos . : for the past ten years, died jlast a “And the mediam told you all those wonderful things 7” “Yes, Mrs, Dasenberry.” “By méavs of spirits hal “Yes.” : lines are exceedingly sensitive to evolutioniatic and . protoplastic. \forees, The positive effervescences of the .9orms,.the poecorms and the nepoecorms, acted upon by the nebulous atirora of the “clades, the poeclades normal condition which brings: a8 én rapport with—but, are you following me, Mrs. Dusenberry r ‘Law sakes, yes! How simple.it all is, once it’s explained.” THERE ore natures’ which blossom and ripen amidst trials, which would only wither and decay in an atmos‘phere of ease and comfort, Svccrss does not consist in never making blunders, but in never making the same one a second time. A Reliable ‘Medicine, Our_readers are aware that the Times very rarély éditorially endorses or recommends what are known as patent medicines as it does not .frequently happen ‘that we can have positive knowledge of their merits; but having individually’ used ‘Ammen’s Cough Syrup,” and heard so much in its praise, we think the mavufacturer ‘is . doing! good in placing sq valuable a medicine on the market,and we are doing ‘. good in assistiog to make it known. It also affords us pleasure to’ tecorm* mend Mr, Ammen to. the craft elsewhere, We have done business with him near two years, and find hima gentlemrn honorable in his dealings, prompt and liberal.-~ [Democratic Times, Jacksonville Or, : Iv you don't want to freeze when it’s cold; suffer from excessive perspiration when it’s warm—use Brown's poe Bitters, sole aoe >. Roiver SKATING at the Theatre until further notice, j8-tf bd BUTEL AKRIVALS; —o— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLY A. EDDY..,. Propriety Jan. 14,1883, C, Stevens, Oakland, Mies A: Dunlap, Downieville, Mies K. Dunlap, do 8. F. Mobley, City, D, Collins, Grass Valley, H, LD. Beam, do W. A. Johnson, Bloomfield, W. Keegan, do F. Henry, Moore’s Flat, D. Ropes, San Franciseo, ¥: Joabed; do A. A. Wood, Sacramento, . C. Eberle, do A. Ebefle, do Mrs. L. A, Porter, Reno, M. Leaky, Sweetland, ee Union , Hotel, RECTOM RHOS.. + «Proprietors Jan. 15, 1884, D. D. Deadman, Auburn, ¥, -H. McNally, San Francisco, E. Cummins, . do H. L. Harland, do C. F. Weihr, do J. Rose & w, Bear Valley, E, R. Clarke, R. R, H. A. Helfler, Marysville, Miss E. Brant, City, EK. M. Brown,. do E. Brown & w, do Miss Lampkin, do A. Cunningham, Grass Valley, and the nepoeclades, create an ab. : . Scott inine is one of the oldest loca. located by Mr. Roach in 1858. Union ; The fact of » constant and liberal supply of water at Smarteville, has Jed the ‘Excelsior Company ut two we * quality of ‘flonr. hell furnishing the-pow. ‘er. The mill has not commenced is now absent. : sitiinclunigaliaas Winfield aoe Mine Tidings : The last Jost crushing from ‘the Wintiel@ Soatt mine’ near the ‘Bartery mine, Grass Valley district, paid $28 ton. The shaft where ‘the tributers worked is 60 feet deep, and the ledge iu the bottom averages 13 inches, It is the intention of Michael Reach, who owns the ground,to sink che shaft toa greater depth; as the ledge improves as depth is attained. —The Winfield tions in this district, * having been Asa trie and efficieit’ tonic, and one that excels all other iron’ medieines, take Brown’s Iron Bitters, Guarp and protect your health, make use of that true and efficient tonic medicine, Brown's Iron Bitters ee. Vienna Rolls, Bread and Cakes. A first-class baker, lately from the’ Eastern States, has been engaged at Gault's Bakery, and fresh bread and Vienna rolls will be served to the public every morning. A:fine assort‘ment of cakes. will also be. kept on hand, jl2-lw J. J. Jackson of the Beehive Grocery store continues to sell the very best groceries and provisions at the very lowest prices. 030-3 rie any ills sis For a cough or.cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough Syrup. CHILDREN 8 pictures taken instan tancuusly by Swarts, Novats City. oes ©. With Pen and Pencil “No, sir; I don’t beliéve newapaper men are more. dissipated than any other class of men who earn their living by their brains,” said Mr. A. H, ;Siegtried, manayer of the adver-.}: tising department of the St. Paul Pioneer Press: Still, phgae of them who do désk«,work are Mt omrpted go atinulate, for it’s very hard on, the nerves and stomach.” ‘“‘Asfor example—?” ‘As for example, in.my own case. I stuck to my desk on this paper until my nerves were like a bunch of coleareph wires after a gale, aud my stomach kept about as good time as a two-dollar. watch. Myfriends suggested this and the doctors advised th:.t, bat one day I ‘caugh ton’ to-an ind.’ of Parkin’s fone, and tried ‘t. I have never endorsed a eer ietary medicine before, but I cial deRo from my 1ule and say that the ‘onic is not merely the best thing but the only thing that breaks up these attacks, All desk-workers should make:a note.of-it,” This preparation, which has been known as Papknn’ 's' GINGER ToNIo, will hereafter be advertised and sold simply under the name of ParKker’s Tonic. As unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their customers by substituting inferior articles under the name of ginger, and as ginger is really an unimportant ingredient, we drop the tataton ding word,: There is no change, however, in the preparation itself, and all bottlesin the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of PaRKGR’s GINGER Tonic, contain the geauine medi. W. Smith, do cine ifthe fac simile signature of Pp, Shelvin, do Hiscox & Co, is at the bottom of the W. J, Madden, Smarteville, outside wrapper. noon of said day, at the Court Room of said:. -siacegahonting ‘EXTANT . ‘grist mil! me yet to work regularly, Weing under} erder from the Superintendent who . . . Ida Allen, 1 . Mrs. T. 8. Ford, Mary E. O'Donnel, Miss B. Valantine, Msr. W, L. Thurston, Hi Mrs, ©. Malenvan, Amelia Hook, ‘ y . Mrs 8. A, Eddy, Emily Rolfe. RECE PTION COMMITTEE; Mrs, J, E. Brown, — Belle Stover, / Mrs, John Rector, Jessie Niveus, Mrs. R. D. Carter, hare nee }-Mrs, E. Merrifield, Mrs, H, 8, Mra. L.-8. Calkins, sag 2 M. pad forth, Mary Hendersen, H. 8. Buidley, As an invigorant, Host Stomach Bitters has regeived most positive endorsement:from emi'nent physicians, and har long oceu: pied # foremost rank an. og standard proprietary remedies. Its properties as an alternat'ze o disordered conditions of the Stomach, liver and bowels, and a preventative of malar fessional recommendation. For sale by all Druggists ion Jealers, to whom apply for Bees ter’s Almanes-fos. $364, ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. pa geet CHAMPIONS Th oe TOUR The Cieit JOHN 1. SULLIVAN COMBINATION —WILL EXHIBIT AT THE— NEVADA DA THEATRE, “Monday Even Grening, Jan. 21. This Great Combination embraces the best known and most fan ows Boxers and s» Athletes living, smoug whom are JOHN L. SULLIVAN, CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. HERBERT A. SLADE, The Great Maori Giant ; STEVE TAYLOR, ex champlon heavy-weight of the United States, PETE McCOY, the champion lightweight of America, MIKE GILLESPIE, Boston’s favorite sparrer, FRANK MORAN, Master of Ceremonies, J; MUNZINGER, and other Celebrities, Sesion of the famous Madison Square: Contest re-enacted by SULLIVAN and SLADE. = 0 ‘ The Bebe da) John L, Sullivan, a9 vanquished forty-tive iliste, the first being Steve Taylor ona the last Herbert A. Slade. “He ‘will ap: pear twice during the Exhibition, first with Steve Taylor, ex-champion heavy weight ; ‘second and~ wind-up with Herbert A. Slade, the Maori Giant, — Admission. One Dollar, . Reserved Seats at Vinton’s Drug Store without extra o! . SMITH, Manager. . GRAND ~ LEAP YEAR PARTY , ae RS HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA CITY, —ON— Thursday Eve’g, Feb. 14, 1884, -BY— THE{LADIES OF NEVADA CITY, ee A Full Orchestra, All the Latest Music FLOOR. DIRECTOR: ‘Allie M. Turner, FLOOR beg Ag oe Mrs. J. V. Hunter, Mrs. B. N;-Shoecraft, Mie G. W. elch, Annie Spencer, Ciara Muncy; © ’ AAACN COMMIDTEE;: RASS VALLEY, Mrs. Lydia Sohauton: Jessie Lucy Myer Elia Mrs, James Watt, Mrs, W. Stoddard, Ella Maidrill, Eda Hill, Emily Jenkins, the ial diseases ore no less renowned, ond. have been accorded emphatic pro. : . Mining Agent,. . Mistletoe . TF acamipmpent No. 47, I, O. O. Bs Milo: Lodge, No. 48, Kr PROATD YP, JA 8,1 Gen’l Comamittee of Arrangements. Geo. A. Gray, B. N. Shoecraft, J. ©. Rich, H. V. Reardan John Waters, J. G. Hartwell, . Judges on Drill. KTo be announced hereafter) . Floor Directors. SohnfWaters, Uzr" B. N. Shoecraft. Floor Managers. A. R. Lord, . E. A, Tompkins, R. D. Carter, W.,L, Thursten, C. J. Naffziger, Ww. J. . sioegge Joseph Marshall, 8. L. Rogers. Reeeption Committee. ; : rn 00 % z vr ananky Johnson owl Wm. H, Martin, ‘owle, E. Hothersall, Decoration ' iamiiabionn 3 FL. Harryhousen; 7 'W. Greel H, ©, McKelvey, 2 Briand, W, L. McOlure, Irv. Rearda: M. D, Gilman, Freeman Woods, John Hocking, Simen Lanyon, Tickets $2, adimitting--one-gentletleman and two ladies, Children not alléwed on the Sober, Gullery 50 cents for each and, every porson, Tickets can be obtained from the inembers of both Orders, Lady dancers without escorts, ’ FOR SALE. ine THE PREMISES SITUATED ON. £ BROAD STREET, [NORTH OF AND ADJOINING THE NEW YORK HOUSE. For particulars enquire of jai2 WALLING & GAYLORD. DANCING SCHOOL. JOHN MICHELL WILL OPEN HIS soreparnas ain jm rage for the winter season of 1888-4, ai pee City Theatre, On Friday Even g, Oct. 5, 1883 And to be held each Fri evening therefater, at the following rates, tor sir Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 centa, Evory Friday aftertioon at 8 o'clock, la dies and children’s class; admission 25 cents. 4% Dance music furnished for ane reasonable pri ull Dut Mt Bought Wa (ieorge. . Grass Valley. A. K. BISHOP, Justice of the Peace, Ss North Bloomfield; NEVADA QOUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Buys and sells “Wines on without es. . 0) times required by law for each publication. howe Bethel.” mh Commas 4 ee aSRIOR. "Each square of advertising shall be two hunWADA crt: dred and forty ems nonpareil. Mrs, R. M. Hun’ Nee F. G. Beatt Also bids for all leeserta, blanks, and, G. E, Turner, M. Allen, ? ¥ & week, Be ern it tree, Pay absolute. Clerk of this Board. . For allstationery slip. Me 8, 4, Eddy, . X. Kennedy, ness at which et of, either sex, now on file e Clerk's" office. Boar ee . . . : ‘ is : ime pares ps ed ia red any or bids. CEN U L M ‘—anrabsolute cure for; Kheuma% Hi oe os Lh am — fr se 5 pn & oe” w consider @ port ia : rtla ‘tne advertising, printing or Supls” ' tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene. Avstin Walrs ey pag : icc: aacind 5 Boch aa aie ee a trating Pain Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy knowntoman. . & H. Gay ae G Smith,” fais new bee C.J. Nafiziger, A. R. Wadsworth, Agency of Gormally* J 2S . a a RR TIT ER . G, ye, lcmetond Calahented we ee ee i Be G:Ninon w . ion. te \ Boys’ and Youths’ Delinquent Sale Notice XBouglie, J.8. Holbrock, > . E ae Ideal Bi al TENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MINING “7 srr ae 1 Q.E Robles. “94 Eo S)3 cy ny . SGcaeer ae ft sae eH iac ion, > oaon & scam 1 fe’ tion , “ of t. work, Cal mri ‘Township, Nevada . Nevada Svein Store, A. D, Iason, fatto wee AUETA Morale. cota ‘nee sue Ome ‘Brena and Pine Step Noveda City 0 [eee Mary Gault, tes Market St., opp. Palace Hotel, 8. F,: 4 renanngere ary de ‘stock, on account of as--}~ Emma McAuley, Ida‘ flesiomma os re es : soemanass No, 14, levied on the 11th. day of C. Crosby, Sallie Groves, ~ Domes a, 1. Lage ae . i A boro ous Jack, ‘ m . a. ; ill a «P. Etna owe ee share bao nc Mu ne Slava us w.P . sownEn, JP Flanninghaut See" h'$000 06-100 Gana, Seder. Core Glare” Belle Milikgns? Attorney and Counselor at Law. WN Hall” “335 dont 86 400 wir 4M; Walling, . . ME A. Sterling, a L Ewing, 176 AChatronst, SF Cane wi PRACTICE IN IN THE SLATE AND m os =D. ; Ma *g1g219° 2460 62-100 49 21 Sarah Miller’ i apm on Pine Streut Novada Ci M J Henly, : ops. en a J. Webber, se Fi line Perfumery, Fancy Sane arise 7 ee * Combs, ‘Brushes, Hand Mirrors, 7 ieee eS & Shaw, ‘ “Toilet, Articles of all. kinds i ballon, ; AB . Seretu Atfention Given to Compounding: Prewerighens jA Rumasitier RW ae repre ee. PEavECT PURITY perenlaed — Ticket admitting one. iaiy wal oe . two Geutlemen, $1.50. LARGEST of P f. Hats Hal, Nraa cy, : oa sh bi an “carty One A ‘GENERAL AUCTION AND. CoMMnssION ~ BUSINESS, Repai 'A a tio fo 00 une in of: Main n and Commercial corer ea CU Ss NA ter Sees ring Of sha hake ing Rindat cic€ ebeved! yy: ee U pholstering, Job Painting, Glazing, Guilding,, Bronzing, Etc. I will take your‘old: Furniture, make it lodk as‘ good I am cara for Nevada county of the. i ¢ “Now Process f Stained: Glass. For cance and Side “Li Windows, Churches, § M ion very. low terins. rPHRANE GUILD. vue uf ~~ SAWYER--.Has given us a black eye, but hasn't knocked us out. We'll have abi Dam--n, then-go on digging gold and sig fine Cigars made at aloons, etc, and satisfaction given.-Give-mea-call-—— ~~ = -Will sel!:property. any whére “itt Bi ‘aunty ae as new,’ arid’sell it on commission or at-auction. ‘ie ghts of Front Doors, Prices Lew tagd ets ~GIEFINS CIGAR FACTORY, Broad St, near Pine,’ Waste. City, Cal ‘Grocery House in Nevada iy. J. J. JACKSON, ----"~ PROPRIETOR. The Largest the best and Choapes Everything usyally found in a First-Class GroStationers ik cE or Eva COUNTY. z = oe pated + 4 mae Lmapine BRAND BROTHERS i RD, tae oR cery Establishment always kept on hand. To thoes who’ have never traded with mé T extend a ‘special’ invitation to call before making: their purchases, I8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET.” rey aoe shave =. Ls Wanakes neh tare spice tinirenlss vetsin 2

Z the hired man doesn’t stop to rest; “. State, “only Iron Preparation _ BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. "THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1884. "eas Burxpxasi is steadily decreasing in England, owning, it is considered, to the advance in surgical treatuient of the eyes, and tothe decline of such diseases as sinallpox, etc., among children. For thirty years this affliction has gradually, lessened; but within the last decade the_improvement is'epecially noticeable, and the last returns reckon some 22,832 blind persons—about one in every 1,138. Tngtawn last year had » population of 5, “The ‘excess of ths over births was: 34, 148 5) and besides this, statistics show ‘that the Emerald Isle lost searly one hnodred thousand by immigration. A and : this grven isle of the sea, will have. but a weak number of native sons to contend against the iron rule of Eng: land, : “Yes,” the Nebraska taginde said, “barbed wire fence is éxpensive, but every time he has to climb it.” . #¥Wn find that the deceased came to his death by calling Tom Warlings « liar.”: Basiness-like verdict of an Idaho jury. Sn Ar San Francisco, last year; nearly two thousand houses were erected at a cost of $11,000,000, , Sanrrary science is’ all right in. theory, but typhoid fever and diphtheria keep anne with all improvements, Tune is said to de almost » milliom dollars of unclaimed deposits in the Massachusetts savings banks. Ir 1s the man who has nothing to be discouraged about who is the most discouraged. . Hunrive the hair—by the barber . when the callow youth goes to get shaved, Tries with scriptural texts ‘upon then may be regarded as text-tile fabrics, Pasabiwa ‘and vicinity 2,000 inhhabitants. bn Don’r forget that J J. Jackson kseps on hand all kinds of canned goods, #ugar-cured hams, wines. and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class grocery store. jy19-tf Megeman’s Gastricine. ; A spgcrvic Yor Dyspxrsta. Sold by druggists.” 25 and 50 cents per _ box. Sent by mail. J. N. Heorman & Co., Proprietors, New Y ork. , Redingtons & Co., Agents, San Francisco, Cal, * ~ n28-3m Vocal and instramental Muste. Persons desiring the services of J. R. Davis, in vocal or instrumental music will please leave word at the National Exchange Hotel, j12-2w claim no longer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, want of Appetite,lossof Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, &c. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS never fails to cure all these diseases. Boston, Hevabitier 26, 1882, Brown Cuemicar Co, Gentlemen:— For years I have beena great sufferer from Dyspe and could get no relief (having i tried erery hing which was recommend. psd goon acting on the advice of a° o had beer benefitted by fog ‘8 Eeaer Brrrers, I tried a bottle, with most og heen results, Previous to taking Brown's Iron poy a’ Tsuered Tate distressed I suffe any from i which s was we ag ‘Since taking Brown's Inon Brrrers, all my troubles are at an end. Can eat any time without any disagreeable results. I pm practically ana another WwW “30 Maverick St‘, E, y scall BROWN’S IRON BITTERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic. Symptoms, such as tastng the. food; Belching, éat. in the Stomach, Heartburn, ete. The that will not blacken the* teeth or give headache. Sola by au Druggists. Brown Chemical Co. = 6: Baltimore, Md. : See that rom Bitters are made by eh Sar reer ne Same wanes" S28 et ‘. December, 1864, and is therefore in va . United States army: ‘. dict that it will develope finely-after. / — The Princess of Wales was born in [her nineteenth year, ‘ Gail ‘Hamilton, now in her 23d week at the sdvanced age of 83. “Mary Anderson, the child phenom. enon, was born in. Kentucky in 1871 or 1872, we forget which. « Ellen Terry owas up to \several children, one of whom will soon entercollege, Miss Terry was seven: teen her last birthday. Miss Mamie Harrison, granddaughter of Master Harrison, the boy preacher, bas invited her reverend grandpa to.her wedding. Miss Lydia Thompson, now in her twenty-third year, is devoted to her son, a handsome and highly cultivated young man of twenty-five. Elizabeth Cady Stanton loves to talk of her happy childhood, She remembers distinctly when Grant . was made lieutenant-general of the Mlle, Aimee, the sprightly French Pactress and singer, has very little voice now, but her instructors preshe has got her growth. Mme, Patti was born in this country eighteen years ago in New York She was first attracted by the power of music at the opening concert giving by a Miss Jennie Lind at the Battery. i SIP a Tus man who dropped a tin tobacco tag into the contribution plate says he at least deserves the credit of having put in an appearance, i aimee an BORN} At Grass Valley, Jan. oe 1834, to John c. Coleman and wite, a daughter. At Nevada City, Jan, 13, 1884, to Charles Cooper aud wife, a son, P MARRIED. At the Catholic Church, North Bloomfield, Jan; 14,1884, James Cummings and. Miss Mery Alice 'Foy, ‘both of Nerth BloomDIED. In Nevada City, Jan, 14, 1884, Mary. Jennie, daughter of H. and Elizabeth Watson, aged 1 inonth and.10 aan « This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholeosomenes More economical. than the irdinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phos— powders, SOLD ONLY IN Cans. ¥Al BAKING PowpEr Co., 106 Wall st., N. Y. ‘ n3-ly Order to Show Cause, N THE SUPERIVK COURT of the county of Nevada, State of California, Inthe matter ee ars of James F. Carr, deceaved, el E. Carr, the administratrix of the estate of James F. Carr, deceased,having filed her petition herein, "duly veri: fled, praying for an order of gale of all of the estate of said decendent, ‘tor the pur poses therein set'forth. Itis therefore ordered by the said Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said Superior Court on Wednesday, the 20th day of February, 1884, at nine o'clock in. the foe: Superior Court, at the Court.House in the County of Nevada, to show cause why an order should ot be granted to the said administratrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased, as shall bs neces. sary; and that a cepr of. this order be ptib. lished at least four successive weeks in the Nevada ee Transcript,a newspaper priuted and published * said Novada County, OHN CALDWELL, Superior J udge. Dated January 15, 1884 ‘ E Searls & Searls, Atty’s. jal7 Noticeto Publishers of Newspapers and id Stationers, BR WILL BE "RECEIVED up to and including the 7th day of April, 1884, at the County Clerk's office, for publishing ai! ordinances, all orders, statements, rules, allowances er ee ceedings of the Board of Supervisers of Nevada county, or any publication required by law of the Auditor or any ty officer. Said bids to state the price re for each time any publication Ehall be made, provided no payment shall he made in excess of the miniinum number of year, says the new comet of 1812 has + . not ch bit, wi af j ‘Sojourner T ath, who has beed jos . : for the past ten years, died jlast a “And the mediam told you all those wonderful things 7” “Yes, Mrs, Dasenberry.” “By méavs of spirits hal “Yes.” : lines are exceedingly sensitive to evolutioniatic and . protoplastic. \forees, The positive effervescences of the .9orms,.the poecorms and the nepoecorms, acted upon by the nebulous atirora of the “clades, the poeclades normal condition which brings: a8 én rapport with—but, are you following me, Mrs. Dusenberry r ‘Law sakes, yes! How simple.it all is, once it’s explained.” THERE ore natures’ which blossom and ripen amidst trials, which would only wither and decay in an atmos‘phere of ease and comfort, Svccrss does not consist in never making blunders, but in never making the same one a second time. A Reliable ‘Medicine, Our_readers are aware that the Times very rarély éditorially endorses or recommends what are known as patent medicines as it does not .frequently happen ‘that we can have positive knowledge of their merits; but having individually’ used ‘Ammen’s Cough Syrup,” and heard so much in its praise, we think the mavufacturer ‘is . doing! good in placing sq valuable a medicine on the market,and we are doing ‘. good in assistiog to make it known. It also affords us pleasure to’ tecorm* mend Mr, Ammen to. the craft elsewhere, We have done business with him near two years, and find hima gentlemrn honorable in his dealings, prompt and liberal.-~ [Democratic Times, Jacksonville Or, : Iv you don't want to freeze when it’s cold; suffer from excessive perspiration when it’s warm—use Brown's poe Bitters, sole aoe >. Roiver SKATING at the Theatre until further notice, j8-tf bd BUTEL AKRIVALS; —o— NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLY A. EDDY....,.. Propriety Jan. 14,1883, C, Stevens, Oakland, Mies A: Dunlap, Downieville, Mies K. Dunlap, do 8. F. Mobley, City, D, Collins, Grass Valley, H, LD. Beam, do W. A. Johnson, Bloomfield, W. Keegan, do F. Henry, Moore’s Flat, D. Ropes, San Franciseo, ¥: Joabed; do A. A. Wood, Sacramento, . C. Eberle, do A. Ebefle, do Mrs. L. A, Porter, Reno, M. Leaky, Sweetland, ee Union , Hotel, RECTOM RHOS.... + «Proprietors Jan. 15, 1884, D. D. Deadman, Auburn, ¥, -H. McNally, San Francisco, E. Cummins, . do H. L. Harland, do C. F. Weihr, do J. Rose & w, Bear Valley, E, R. Clarke, R. R, H. A. Helfler, Marysville, Miss E. Brant, City, EK. M. Brown,. do E. Brown & w, do Miss Lampkin, do A. Cunningham, Grass Valley, and the nepoeclades, create an ab. : . Scott inine is one of the oldest loca. located by Mr. Roach in 1858. Union ; The fact of » constant and liberal supply of water at Smarteville, has Jed the ‘Excelsior Company ut two we * quality of ‘flonr. hell furnishing the-pow. ‘er. The mill has not commenced is now absent. : sitiinclunigaliaas Winfield aoe Mine Tidings : The last Jost crushing from ‘the Wintiel@ Soatt mine’ near the ‘Bartery mine, Grass Valley district, paid $28 ton. The shaft where ‘the tributers worked is 60 feet deep, and the ledge iu the bottom averages 13 inches, It is the intention of Michael Reach, who owns the ground,to sink che shaft toa greater depth; as the ledge improves as depth is attained. —The Winfield tions in this district, * having been Asa trie and efficieit’ tonic, and one that excels all other iron’ medieines, take Brown’s Iron Bitters, Guarp and protect your health, make use of that true and efficient tonic medicine, Brown's Iron Bitters ee. Vienna Rolls, Bread and Cakes. A first-class baker, lately from the’ Eastern States, has been engaged at Gault's Bakery, and fresh bread and Vienna rolls will be served to the public every morning. A:fine assort‘ment of cakes. will also be. kept on hand, jl2-lw

J. J. Jackson of the Beehive Grocery store continues to sell the very best groceries and provisions at the very lowest prices. 030-3 rie any ills sis For a cough or.cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough Syrup. CHILDREN 8 pictures taken instan tancuusly by Swarts, Novats City. oes ©. With Pen and Pencil “No, sir; I don’t beliéve newapaper men are more. dissipated than any other class of men who earn their living by their brains,” said Mr. A. H, ;Siegtried, manayer of the adver-.}: tising department of the St. Paul Pioneer Press: Still, phgae of them who do désk«,work are Mt omrpted go atinulate, for it’s very hard on, the nerves and stomach.” ‘“‘Asfor example—?” ‘As for example, in.my own case. I stuck to my desk on this paper until my nerves were like a bunch of coleareph wires after a gale, aud my stomach kept about as good time as a two-dollar. watch. Myfriends suggested this and the doctors advised th:.t, bat one day I ‘caugh ton’ to-an ind.’ of Parkin’s fone, and tried ‘t. I have never endorsed a eer ietary medicine before, but I cial deRo from my 1ule and say that the ‘onic is not merely the best thing but the only thing that breaks up these attacks, All desk-workers should make:a note.of-it,” This preparation, which has been known as Papknn’ 's' GINGER ToNIo, will hereafter be advertised and sold simply under the name of ParKker’s Tonic. As unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their customers by substituting inferior articles under the name of ginger, and as ginger is really an unimportant ingredient, we drop the tataton ding word,: There is no change, however, in the preparation itself, and all bottlesin the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of PaRKGR’s GINGER Tonic, contain the geauine medi. W. Smith, do cine ifthe fac simile signature of Pp, Shelvin, do Hiscox & Co, is at the bottom of the W. J, Madden, Smarteville, outside wrapper. noon of said day, at the Court Room of said:. -siacegahonting ‘EXTANT . ‘grist mil! me yet to work regularly, Weing under} erder from the Superintendent who . . . Ida Allen, 1 . Mrs. T. 8. Ford, Mary E. O'Donnel, Miss B. Valantine, Msr. W, L. Thurston, Hi Mrs, ©. Malenvan, Amelia Hook, ‘ y . Mrs 8. A, Eddy, Emily Rolfe. RECE PTION COMMITTEE; Mrs, J, E. Brown, — Belle Stover, / Mrs, John Rector, Jessie Niveus, Mrs. R. D. Carter, hare nee }-Mrs, E. Merrifield, Mrs, H, 8, Mra. L.-8. Calkins, sag 2 M. pad forth, Mary Hendersen, H. 8. Buidley, As an invigorant, Host Stomach Bitters has regeived most positive endorsement:from emi'nent physicians, and har long oceu: pied # foremost rank an. og standard proprietary remedies. Its properties as an alternat'ze o disordered conditions of the Stomach, liver and bowels, and a preventative of malar fessional recommendation. For sale by all Druggists ion Jealers, to whom apply for Bees ter’s Almanes-fos. $364, ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. pa geet CHAMPIONS Th oe TOUR The Cieit JOHN 1. SULLIVAN COMBINATION —WILL EXHIBIT AT THE— NEVADA DA THEATRE, “Monday Even Grening, Jan. 21. This Great Combination embraces the best known and most fan ows Boxers and s» Athletes living, smoug whom are JOHN L. SULLIVAN, CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. HERBERT A. SLADE, The Great Maori Giant ; STEVE TAYLOR, ex champlon heavy-weight of the United States, PETE McCOY, the champion lightweight of America, MIKE GILLESPIE, Boston’s favorite sparrer, FRANK MORAN, Master of Ceremonies, J; MUNZINGER, and other Celebrities, Sesion of the famous Madison Square: Contest re-enacted by SULLIVAN and SLADE. = 0 ‘ The Bebe da) John L, Sullivan, a9 vanquished forty-tive iliste, the first being Steve Taylor ona the last Herbert A. Slade. “He ‘will ap: pear twice during the Exhibition, first with Steve Taylor, ex-champion heavy weight ; ‘second and~ wind-up with Herbert A. Slade, the Maori Giant, — Admission. One Dollar, . Reserved Seats at Vinton’s Drug Store without extra o! . SMITH, Manager. . GRAND ~ LEAP YEAR PARTY , ae RS HUNT'S HALL, NEVADA CITY, —ON— Thursday Eve’g, Feb. 14, 1884, -BY— THE{LADIES OF NEVADA CITY, ee A Full Orchestra, All the Latest Music FLOOR. DIRECTOR: ‘Allie M. Turner, FLOOR beg Ag oe Mrs. J. V. Hunter, Mrs. B. N;-Shoecraft, Mie G. W. elch, Annie Spencer, Ciara Muncy; © ’ AAACN COMMIDTEE;: RASS VALLEY, Mrs. Lydia Sohauton: Jessie Lucy Myer Elia Mrs, James Watt, Mrs, W. Stoddard, Ella Maidrill, Eda Hill, Emily Jenkins, the ial diseases ore no less renowned, ond. have been accorded emphatic pro. : . Mining Agent,. . Mistletoe . TF acamipmpent No. 47, I, O. O. Bs Milo: Lodge, No. 48, Kr PROATD YP, JA 8,1 Gen’l Comamittee of Arrangements. Geo. A. Gray, B. N. Shoecraft, J. ©. Rich, H. V. Reardan John Waters, J. G. Hartwell, . Judges on Drill. KTo be announced hereafter) . Floor Directors. SohnfWaters, Uzr" B. N. Shoecraft. Floor Managers. A. R. Lord, . E. A, Tompkins, R. D. Carter, W.,L, Thursten, C. J. Naffziger, Ww. J. . sioegge Joseph Marshall, 8. L. Rogers. Reeeption Committee. ; : rn 00 % z vr ananky Johnson owl Wm. H, Martin, ‘owle, E. Hothersall, Decoration ' iamiiabionn 3 FL. Harryhousen; 7 'W. Greel H, ©, McKelvey, 2 Briand, W, L. McOlure, Irv. Rearda: M. D, Gilman, Freeman Woods, John Hocking, Simen Lanyon, Tickets $2, adimitting--one-gentletleman and two ladies, Children not alléwed on the Sober, Gullery 50 cents for each and, every porson, Tickets can be obtained from the inembers of both Orders, Lady dancers without escorts, ’ FOR SALE. ine THE PREMISES SITUATED ON. £ BROAD STREET, [NORTH OF AND ADJOINING THE NEW YORK HOUSE. For particulars enquire of jai2 WALLING & GAYLORD. DANCING SCHOOL. JOHN MICHELL WILL OPEN HIS soreparnas ain jm rage for the winter season of 1888-4, ai pee City Theatre, On Friday Even g, Oct. 5, 1883 And to be held each Fri evening therefater, at the following rates, tor sir Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 centa, Evory Friday aftertioon at 8 o'clock, la dies and children’s class; admission 25 cents. 4% Dance music furnished for ane reasonable pri ull Dut Mt Bought Wa (ieorge. . Grass Valley. A. K. BISHOP, Justice of the Peace, Ss North Bloomfield; NEVADA QOUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Buys and sells “Wines on without es. . 0) times required by law for each publication. howe Bethel.” mh Commas 4 ee aSRIOR. "Each square of advertising shall be two hunWADA crt: dred and forty ems nonpareil. Mrs, R. M. Hun’ Nee F. G. Beatt Also bids for all leeserta, blanks, and, G. E, Turner, M. Allen, ? ¥ & week, Be ern it tree, Pay absolute. Clerk of this Board. . For allstationery slip. Me 8, 4, Eddy, . X. Kennedy, ness at which et of, either sex, now on file e Clerk's" office. Boar ee . . . : ‘ is : ime pares ps ed ia red any or bids. CEN U L M ‘—anrabsolute cure for; Kheuma% Hi oe os Lh am — fr se 5 pn & oe” w consider @ port ia : rtla ‘tne advertising, printing or Supls” ' tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene. Avstin Walrs ey pag : icc: aacind 5 Boch aa aie ee a trating Pain Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy knowntoman. . & H. Gay ae G Smith,” fais new bee C.J. Nafiziger, A. R. Wadsworth, Agency of Gormally* J 2S . a a RR TIT ER . G, ye, lcmetond Calahented we ee ee i Be G:Ninon w . ion. te \ Boys’ and Youths’ Delinquent Sale Notice XBouglie, J.8. Holbrock, > . E ae Ideal Bi al TENNIAL GOLD GRAVEL MINING “7 srr ae 1 Q.E Robles. “94 Eo S)3 cy ny . SGcaeer ae ft sae eH iac ion, > oaon & scam 1 fe’ tion , “ of t. work, Cal mri ‘Township, Nevada . Nevada Svein Store, A. D, Iason, fatto wee AUETA Morale. cota ‘nee sue Ome ‘Brena and Pine Step Noveda City 0 [eee Mary Gault, tes Market St., opp. Palace Hotel, 8. F,: 4 renanngere ary de ‘stock, on account of as--}~ Emma McAuley, Ida‘ flesiomma os re es : soemanass No, 14, levied on the 11th. day of C. Crosby, Sallie Groves, ~ Domes a, 1. Lage ae . i A boro ous Jack, ‘ m . a. ; ill a «P. Etna owe ee share bao nc Mu ne Slava us w.P . sownEn, JP Flanninghaut See" h'$000 06-100 Gana, Seder. Core Glare” Belle Milikgns? Attorney and Counselor at Law. WN Hall” “335 dont 86 400 wir 4M; Walling, . . ME A. Sterling, a L Ewing, 176 AChatronst, SF Cane wi PRACTICE IN IN THE SLATE AND m os =D. ; Ma *g1g219° 2460 62-100 49 21 Sarah Miller’ i apm on Pine Streut Novada Ci M J Henly, : ops. en a J. Webber, se Fi line Perfumery, Fancy Sane arise 7 ee * Combs, ‘Brushes, Hand Mirrors, 7 ieee eS & Shaw, ‘ “Toilet, Articles of all. kinds i ballon, ; AB . Seretu Atfention Given to Compounding: Prewerighens jA Rumasitier RW ae repre ee. PEavECT PURITY perenlaed — Ticket admitting one. iaiy wal oe . two Geutlemen, $1.50. LARGEST of P f. Hats Hal, Nraa cy, : oa sh bi an “carty One A ‘GENERAL AUCTION AND. CoMMnssION ~ BUSINESS, Repai 'A a tio fo 00 une in of: Main n and Commercial corer ea CU Ss NA ter Sees ring Of sha hake ing Rindat cic€ ebeved! yy: ee U pholstering, Job Painting, Glazing, Guilding,, Bronzing, Etc. I will take your‘old: Furniture, make it lodk as‘ good I am cara for Nevada county of the. i ¢ “Now Process f Stained: Glass. For cance and Side “Li Windows, Churches, § M ion very. low terins. rPHRANE GUILD. vue uf ~~ SAWYER--.Has given us a black eye, but hasn't knocked us out. We'll have abi Dam--n, then-go on digging gold and sig fine Cigars made at aloons, etc, and satisfaction given.-Give-mea-call-—— ~~ = -Will sel!:property. any whére “itt Bi ‘aunty ae as new,’ arid’sell it on commission or at-auction. ‘ie ghts of Front Doors, Prices Lew tagd ets ~GIEFINS CIGAR FACTORY, Broad St, near Pine,’ Waste. City, Cal ‘Grocery House in Nevada iy. J. J. JACKSON, ----"~ PROPRIETOR. The Largest the best and Choapes Everything usyally found in a First-Class GroStationers ik cE or Eva COUNTY. z = oe pated + 4 mae Lmapine BRAND BROTHERS i RD, tae oR cery Establishment always kept on hand. To thoes who’ have never traded with mé T extend a ‘special’ invitation to call before making: their purchases, I8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET.” rey aoe shave =. Ls Wanakes neh tare spice tinirenlss vetsin 2