January 20, 1883 (4 pages)

* rhein uction. —terday: that the Mt. Aaburn mining . concur in all that is claimed for it. lees prices s’ Block r eustor: OSSIBLE — Hin the _. Gity, and not send abroad fur foreign _for the good of the town. 8 WCRIB ore bp ci ie Brown’s ‘a Eee -article for the complexion ever introand 109 asked. there was but one stage runuing be'. ‘everything of value stolen. Such the mouth and ‘teeth. Preparations; _ Nas care Sates bo weve, have ap Shion is fi pening and Cntng oft excepted) . projected from the debris, and some Pea . Bowe Of the most _ energetic work. pS il taa'ad the gone Sun rises 7:15; sete 5:08. “Day's length, 9 h., 48 m, The cold weather. keeps up ite lick. Yoa can make business by adverDamy Transortrr, Brand -& Baséett are sgents for the cheapest and ) ocapmrgn ty compsG. & barn belonging to Shei Christo, . at Gold Flat, was destroyed by fire on Weduesday. The Nevada City mine continues to yield find milling.ore. The cleanups prove it to bea No. 1 mine. Mra, Mobley of North Bloomfield wou thg diamond éarrings raffled for at the Theatre Thursday evening. To-day » committees of the Board of Supervisors will open the bids of the printing of the Delinquent Tax List. This has been, thus far, the roughest winter the owners of small hyGreulic mines have experienced in _many years. Tt was rumored on the street yescompany have strack some very rich ae rock, -. The TRanscreer ie. ander-obligas -. McCutchav, was caved on sani: . weaker and: tenminutes before they ‘. trying to relieve him. He was lying k distressing actident oceurred at the McCutchan quartz mins on Canada Hill late Thursday afternoon. Bradford Wentworth, son of J. H. Wentworth, who had previously been employed at the Gold Flat Eureka Company, but on }daymorning went to: “work for working in a stope. Only “hie feet of his fellow workmen proceeded to reléase him, which required half an He conversed with them from his. living tomb for about twenty mio utes, bat Uradually his voice grew could get him entirely free hz became silent, havin: been suffocated. Dr. Welch was summoned, end pronounced the unfortunate miner dead, The deceased was a most estimable, young man, being industrious, ambitious, and the comfort. of hs parents. . Deputy Coroner Blakey held an inquest in the evening and elicited the following evidence, showjng that no blame could aaah te ‘what hadhappened: ROBERT CURNOW EXAMINED. I reside at Canada Hill, and work in the McCutchan quartz mine. Thursday afternoon about 4 o'clock, I was called anlerground and told that Bradfurd Wentworth had been caved on. I went down and found H. Maller digging away dirt and: on his right side, with his head and shoulders out of sight, covered up with dirt and timbers, and a pole about six inches in diameter . resting on both his legs, He said the pole was breaking his leg. We got him out as soon as possible and did all we could to relieve him. We got -him out-in about half an _hour,and ‘he talked with us to within ten minates of that time. He said, ‘get “me out as soon ASyoucan, the pole She ‘to Assemblyman A, Walrath, for-@ large bundle ot interesting public documents, Ainaxab is advertised as the beet duced; Those who have’ tried it Some people never think of paying the printer. . They will get it mighty. hot when they go to the wicked ~ place, where they are surely destinedi: Chase & Robinson will ounnenen: numbering business p'aces and dwelling next week. A sufficient number of people have mieies to justify the work. Next Taeeday evening the Theatre will be crowded to its utmost capacity to witness the great play of ‘‘Uncle Tom's Cabin.” Secure your seats early. The Nevada County Maree Gauge Railroad bonds are daily quot_ ed on the San Franciaco Stock Board. On Thursday they stood at 105 bid The Silver Star base ballists -have challenged the True Blues of G.ass Valley to play a game at this city _%o-morrow afternoon for a regulation _ball, aod the chall nge has been 80: Shee the ‘Railroad was built tween thie city and Grass Valley and that one was poorly patronized. Now there are two stage lines and . both of them are doing a good busiRetail dealers of beer should encourage the local brewers of this. beer. When it comes down to ‘a ~ good square business proposition it is} better to patronize home enterprises “Harry Hill got injured a short: time since and went to the County A few days thereafter he went to his cabin and found that it had been entered and thieves ought to have a ball and chain atteched to their legs. . The following doosmente were filed in the County er’s office durnh 2 wmiarriage es 1 power of attorney. . . SEL a from whiskey and alcohol, cures dys. } ¢ ithink his death was purely acciis brea ing my legs.” When we got him out he was dead, A —piece of lagging was lying upon his left cheek, but -not20 as to suffocate him. The vame of the’ deceased is Bradford Lincola Wentworth, aged about 21 years, anative of Nevada county, Califurnia. H. MULLER EXAMINED. About four o'clock I was working in the face of the drift in R. G. McCatchan’s ‘mine -at—-Canada}Hill. I heard. dirt falling, aod runuing back saw that the stope had caved and the deceased was under it. T sent Robert Syiniagton up for help and pulied out the spiling, trying my best to yet him out, when Robert Curnow and ‘others came down to help. The rest is just as Curnow. has testified to. ROBERT SYMINUTON EXAMINED. ~ About four’ o’clock this afternoon { was working m the drift with H, Muller. I heard dirt falling, and going back saw that the astope had caved in on deceased. Mr. Muller then sent me up for help. What occurred there afterwards has been related exactly by the two witnesses — me, ~ GEORGE GRAVES £xaMINED I know nothing tnore about the death of the deceased, Bradford Lin¢coln Wentworth, than has been testified to by the other witnesses. ROBERT CURNOW RECALLED. I was acting as foreman for R. -GMcCutchan, . I saw deceased severa! times while he was working, and dental. , THE VERDICT. Nevava Crry, Jan. 18, 1883. We, the jury empanelled to iawire into the eause of death of -adford Lincoln Wentworth, find that the deceased came to his "death about 4 u'clock on the afternoon of Jan. 18, 1883, at the R G. McCatehan uartz mine, situated on! Canada Hi ycounty, Cal., while working in said mine, by reason of an accidental caving in of the’earth upon the deceased, which uced suffucation. We further tind that the deceased was about 21 — of age and a ones of Nevada . Cal. Si J. Leonard, 5. Cal vert, Thos. ot A. Mobler, Jey Fouyar, John Lutay. The Beehive. This establishment is always supplied wi:h the finest groceries to be had in the mrrket. J. J. Jackson, the proprietor, aims to please body as to pricés and quality of hin Lge. is oe agent forthe boss coffee pot, Japan Tea, Thistle re "Whisky, < What the Gee of Talking ? "There is no use denying that SOZODONT is the ‘beat preparation for, tae ae Gear 120 at Niv~ GL-lw displeasant and cooling drink in fevers, fF as pv. . and have been’ very much aganes * Seger NS Morsferd’s Acid Phsaphate tis 2 Re: A Missing Woman. Information is’ wanted by her muther respecting Mrs. Katie Hidson who formerly resided’ at this city, but. has nut been heard from’ or two t. -Any. person} Westie tate confer a favor by addressing W. W. Epi $31 North, geaiael aga Washington, D. C. frige: ant Brisk tn Fevers. Dr. Cc. HL 8 Da Davis, Meriden, Conn., says: “I have used it as a . . diveases, low fevers and nervous and Cham-. ~ pagnes of # a eaten! quality. ~ Dressmaking establishment. of Mra. the Grass Val is’ danerously ill ateke Ate. Judge Sawyer is dlisadiad in tite in'a few days, He will visit all the hydraulic mines on the Rindge while in the county. : A “Thos” B. Reardan, brother of ) ttaiey V. Reardan, of this city, is one of the jtaduates of the State University for the year 1882. “Mies Mary Finnie, formerly 4 teacher of ohe of the public schools .in this city, in 'weregret--to-learu seriously i/l at her home in Grass Valley. Miss Grace Plaisted (Mrs. Bert. Lancaster) has gone” to” Australia’ with the Melville troupe. On account of ill health Bert did ‘not aocompany his wife. C.F. McGlashan, formerly of the Coifax a day or two since on bis way East to test his railway ‘telegraph invention on-the Puiinsylvaniaroad Miss Mary Hook, of this city has been-enguged to teach the Blue Tent ‘School the coming season. The ‘young lady is posessed of the requisite abi ity and education to make a tirat-clasa teacher, ‘ Patrick Clancy and bride held an jatormal reception Thuaveday evening at their handsome resideace on Coyote street. They were visited by « targe nuinber of their friends and a utost enjoyabie eveni.g was spent. Tidings: W. B, Bourne, ot San Franvisco, aad Superintendent of the Empire mine at Grass Valiey, caine up from the Bay * Wednesday night. company with Mr. Bourne are S, F. aud W. C. Raleton of San Francisco. / : Represents Two Firms. R. A. Diver, the well-known com. mercial traveler, has increased the extent of his operations considerably, being now the representative of two large tirms, viz: Newton Brothers & domestic groveries, aud also Briybam, Hoppe &Vo,, of San Franciaeo, icky irtern, coencnlenion: merchants, ete, They are both first-class houses, and their interests will be well takeu care of in the iuterior by Diver, whose experience and personal popularity. enables him t. secure’ a large business roe he goes. More of the the Bonanza. : ~The Union says: vec Oa ‘Wednesday Nichols and Ruseell struck another rich place or pocket in their quartz tension of the same pocket .which has yielded so richly of late, and took out $1500 for their day’s labor. Tt-was found. in’ the decom posed quartz-which shows but a few inches ia width. These rich strikes inthe claim have become a regular thing of late. d ' £ 2Tatkiang ‘Temperance. Rev. C. A. Bateman, at one tine the preacher at the Baptist Church in this city, is traveling dver the State delivering temperance lectures. He is advertised to speak at.Spenceville Jan. 24th and 25th, Smarteville Sunday morning, Jan. 28th, “Nevada City, Sanday: afternoon, Jan. 28th, North Bloomfield Jan. 29th, Meth Sau Juan Jan. 30th. nn IE Ga Dissolved Partnership. _ . The firm of Brand & Bassett has been dissolved, Mr. Bassett retiring. Mr. Brand. will conduct the business on @ more extensive scale than. heretofore, # Fn) Ragomatism, disordered blood; general debility, and many chronie diseases pronounced incurable, are often cured by Brown's Iron Bitters. : Wanted. ‘On salary or commission, reliable agents to-canvass for Tunison’s cele-}brated Maps and Charts. No capital required ; expenses paid ; outfit . free, For particulars address JoHN Dixon, 608 10th Street, Sacramento, Cal. ee " An effective medicine for kidney prostration, and well worthy of a trial,.is Brown’s Iron Bitters. ‘Come let the jovoust tidings roll From east to west, from pole to pole, That woman's teeth, and lips,and breath No more shall suffer worse than death For SOZODONT with magic sway, Preserves them now from foul decay. ——_——— Persous estas work done at the Mulls must hereafter pay tor the same before taking it away. : ji3-lw 6 05 Farmers and others desiring a ee lucrative agency ousiness, C. Wilkinson_&. 197, Fulton Street, New York, tf A Congh Cold or Sore Throat whould be “atopped. Neglect freton results tp a hebon see Broek oh relief in “Asthma, ' Bronchisi Soe Soe PEt . ? ‘or thi Truckee Repubtivan, passed through . Co.; dealers-in: teas and foreign and . claim, or-tather it was merely an ex. . and was deserving of punishment, , . and pays a larger ee than most which $5.to $20 day.can be earnod : send address at once, on postal, ‘praia saeeeaamaneonntiess 3 to H.C. s . Mothers? ” Sothers? Mothers suffering and er — pain of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing: syrup. er immediately mo ancret aed who will not ‘the Cersonal and octal items Gtenae a . {wo Men ited A Trakeman and __ Mere and There. ‘the Property Man of the Windsor . Frank Cleveland, former owner of . OPera Company. — “ _ On Thursday afternoon when shales Cape Horn, about five miles” from Colfax, the engine at ached to a freight train jamped the track, A brakeman named Morgan was fatalhe expired within an hour after hie arrival. Alfred Marston, the Opera Troupe, which was in this city about ten days ago; was secreted on one of the forward cara: which was smashed, wud he” was instantly killed, The Opera Troupe are at Trackee without a dollar and are unable to leave the town, Marston not desiring to stay in such a cold place, and having no money to pay his fare to Sacramento, conclud@d to secret himself on a freight train and thus reach a place where rhe might Sha work. Three cara half of a load of live stock were. intantly killed. The engine attached to the freight. train weighs 93 tons and waa intended for the Southern. “Pacific Road. Several of these evgines havé come through witbin a few weeks anit nearly every one of them have jumped the track on some portion Of the route. They are too’ heavy and bungling, and iv favt unmanageable on a road like the Cenwal Pacific, -” (e322 — Petey on te Not So Bad a ) Might Be. The Marysville A Appeal felt quite joyful a tew days ayo over the elecion of Larue for Speaker of the Assembly. Now the aforesaid . paper is not 80 well pleased, and says in regard to the matter: “It reminds one of a regular old-fashioued sevenup-cut-throat game, with two hands against one, . A true history of the contest would prabably afford an iusereating chapter in--Calitornia _poli‘Tties.” The hydraulic miners are satisfied with the situation, if the Appeak isu ", + aS ‘Repairing the Tarapiqe, : Road Commissioner "Casper has a large force of men at work on the Gr ss Valley turnpike, near ‘Town alk. The toad will in due time be as smooth asa floor and as. hard as adamant, It is iu need of repairs almoat the entire length,-and Commissioner Casper and Pervin will proceed to put it in first-cliss shape from one town to the other as_soon. as practicable. : a oe Shoaid Practice Waat they Pecath. Revival Jnéetings have been held every evenin, this week atthe M. KE. vestry. Rev. Mr. Newton, the revivalist, sent word vhat he-would commence an attack on the sinners in Ip to Thursday eveuing he had failed to fulfill hi¥engagement. Preachers, if anybody, should always keep their promises. i’ Took His Owu Medicine. The Chico Record is responsible for the following; Last week one of the most prominent Jastices of the . riproaring ‘Jamboree, ranning : with the “boys” an! guzzling quarts of~ tom and jerry. This glorious spree occur. red at night, after a brisk day’s business in the office, The old Justice continued his orgies until near the brea of day, when -he was taken bome, not on a shatter, but sapported between two companions, ‘The next morning his Honor came down town with his head swelled up. as tight as a drum, and he felt ashamed OF himself. He called his clerk. into‘the office and arranged all the [ preliminaries for a trial, and had his the Peace. His Honor then proceeded to relate in his own Court that he had been as drunk asa ‘‘biled” owl, . He therefore suggested that he be fined $20 and the regalar charge be entered onthe docket against him. proceeded with his ususl business, Since thea he signed the pledge, and is a strict teetotaler. “eee THE cane crop of Mississippi is this year largely in excess of any . heretofore produced, and is yielding ahandsome profit, It grows luxuriantly, is not much trouble to raise, other crops. : thur that his Christmas table bore a large platter of roast beef, the choicest béef of Idwa’s famous Crimson Herd, sent to him with the compliments of the State, by Senator AliiAre you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by ‘a sick child ing with the excru a cutting teeth. If} 80, go. at . once get s bottle It will relieve the podr ‘ittle Pac 5 you, upon it; hore is no cond Wana solder eaout ly injured and taken: to Colfax where property man of the Windsor Comic were badly smashed, and about. one-. this place on Sunday evenin: ns and would hold the fort for a week.! Peace of Tehama county got upon, al ‘clerk act for the time as a Justice of . The Judge paid his $20 and then. , “Ty ithe jee eas Arc} ‘widen late oe <ieme. a full report of the Governor's Inaugural Ball, and in it we find the following ‘account of the daeases wort by some of the ladies who are well-known in this city, fh Mrs.-Dr.' E B. Lighthill. of New York (sister of Mra, man.}—Court-train of white brocad: ed velvet over_ white lace _tablier, embroidered _in pearls; Pompadour corsage; oriiaments, pearls and. diawith chenille and silver fringe. . Mrs. Austin. Walrath, Nevada City—Demitrain of dregs-of-wine brocadéed velvet oven moire of andiamonds, es : Mrs. At Hinkson of Sacramento (daughter of Mrs. RK. M.Hunt)— Court train and high-pointed corsage of shell-pink “brocade, overpleated . aud-sherred tablier; garniture of applique lace; diamonds. Mrs. Kilw rd Cadwalader of Savramento (daughter of Mrs, J. F, Rado}ph)—Short ‘eostume of blue moire antique; skirt draperies of blue sitie-grenadine, ~hadsomety* trimmed with white—lace; bias oBtrich feathers iu hair. Mra Dr. Hunt of Nevada’ City— Purple satin court train, ~ drapings and panniers of elegant puiut lace; hair-high, with lavendar tips; ornamenta, diamonds, Mra. Judge McFarland Black velvet train; square corsage; point lace garniture; diamond ortiaments. Miss Jennie McFarland—White satin, high corsage, Miss Bertie Waite of Alameda (daughter of Hon, E.G. Waite)— Benyal rose satin skirt, with pointlace flounee; polonaise of ashes-ofroses gros-grain; pink roses, ’ Mrs, John KR, Glascock (daughter train slashed over’ crushed s.rawberry satin pleating; high corsage; ornaments, diamonds, Mise Beans of San Jose (daughter of T. Ellard Beans) —Creantinted satin train, with pansies; plastron trimmings of valenciennes —ruffics; square corsage, with point lace demi-slecves;-high co ffure; 4 Big Steal in the Robinson Mine. L, B. Parker, manager of the Robingon mine, at Deaver, Colorado,. has been detected in the wholesale appropriation of ore, He was appointed by the New Yorg manager four }months-ago,—-Since then it is estimated the mine has produced $150, 000, not one cent of which bas been accounted for. The stealing was cleverly done, Parker, securing the the lease of the Wheel of Fortune mine, adjoining, rau a crosscut into its*workings from the latter through the Wheel of Fortune shaft, The] Company, suspecting their manager, raent. James Deaves—out to» Bucceed him. The disclosure of Parker's rascality was made through his refusal to give up possesion of the mine. He declares he has the requisite nine. law points'in the possession, and will now let the New York Directors down him. He does not deny the charge of ore stdaling. It.has caused a big sen-ation there. . A A prea eg Lasovownne-tittake that white tore dislike “hanging, the Judges . . rather like it. ‘“They seem to enjoy the importance which it gives them, and the ‘luxury-of-a-good cry’ while—pas-ng—sentence;—-moreover,+ their wives like to—hear about it when they come home to dinner.” {f sentencing murderers to be hanged is a pleasure*to Judges, it is «ne which in this country they.do not often enjoy, aid even when theyperform the act their enjoyment of it must be marred by the consciousness that, ten to one, the man will not be hanged after all. THE present Tennessee legislature numbers among its members two colored ered men. Dell both Penarrais. 195 STEITE ER ener rs Hostetter's TT. EF gives stealiness to the nerves, —— be healthy, natoral flow of bile, vents cons! —without un ae purging the bowels, gently stimulates the circulation, and hy promot a vigorous co: dition of the physvost system, promotes, also, that 4 which is the. truest iné dieation of a wéll balanced condition of all the animal powers. . +A: Board. mond sprays; white—damasse. wrap,. tique front; corsage high; ornaments, . of Jesse 8. Wall) — White satin court 4. in writing wile receiv lots, by said Administratrix, at the law offlee of Cross. & Simonds, in said Nevada C: ty, ~Funtit the hour of twelve-o'ctock M: January €OFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS. Was vekuc CROCOLATE AND DOUGHNUTS. 15 Ots, Regular Meals Cookea te Ovaes on PLAIN TRUTHS ma blood is the foundation ce fe, it circulates thro ev of the body, and wales it rons and rich, good health is impossible, If_disease has entered the system the ond sure and quick way to drive These; simple facts are well known, and’ the highest medical authorities agree that nothing but iron will restore the blood to its ~natural-condition ; “and also’ that all the iron ons hitherto made blacken the teeth, cause headache, and are otherwise injurious. BRown’s IRon Brrrers will thor. ‘Seek and hse meaies with ¢ blood, strengthening it; aid thes ea disease from’ any of the system, and it will ken the teeth, cause heada or. constipation, and is positively #of injurious. “Saved his, Child, « 17 N. Eutaw St.; Baltimore, Md. ‘eb. 12, 1880,Gents:—Upon the -‘recommendation of a friend I tried Brown’s ‘Iron Brrrers as_a tonic and reev, for my daughter, whom I was thoroughly convinced was wasting away with Consumption. Having lost three daughters by the te disease, under the care of physicians, I was loth te Savers that a ho could gore a i oe oft it, te od args surprise, before my daughd taken ae ae of Brown’s iow a she began to mend ind now is an ite restored to former health, A fifth daughter to show signs of Consumption, arid when the physician was consulted he quickly said “Tonics were rewired ;”’ ‘and when informed that ¢ elder sister was taking Bkown’s Iron B Brrrens, reopontel “that is @ good tonic, take it.’’ Avoram Puatrs, ble Brown’s Iron Bitrers effectualea Dyspepsia, Indigestion and eakness, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting. diseases as Consumption, Kidney nly PRADESH AEN, “berercem. pe epiorencaraatng ™ 5A it out is to purify ond. enrich the _ blood: to. cA “CARR BROTHERS, Successors to ©. x. Belden, »:« PROPRIETORS OF THE PALAGE DRUC STORE, . Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS & MEDICINE, PERFUMERY AND TOILET EA And everything else usually found in a first-class Dru Storr. * a en etm ce: ce __ WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Etodicals. Etc SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES. A fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery. seep os #@ Prescriptions carefully compounded at alll nours by P. H. Betsy, an exp: rienced Druggist. ~The Boss ; Grvcary cm WM. } H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ——o CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK, Of} Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Ham’, FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. Seen . My Goods are First Clase and My Prices the Lowest. Sj — SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT oes Boss CROCHE STORE. ‘si NOTICE. U NDER the intents ofan order of the Superior Court of Nevada County, I will receive sealed bids for the purchase of all the demands and accounts of P. H. Belden, insolvent, (as shown by the schedule of said ‘prema filed in said Superior Court) un! Saturday. January 27, 1883, At 12o’clock, M., reserving the right to reject any and all bids, JAMES D. WHITE, an of Estateof P. H. Belden insol~al7 ieee January 16, 188% NEVADA CITY BREWERY, Sacramento Street, E. gl al Fry: r. J Sgaeg OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED -BREWERY Still maintains ite reputation for brewing . ~ The Best Beer in California, Which issold in quantities to suit,and deliver: ed Free of charge. BOTTLED BEER, . F Which ie pronounced by ail who have tried] it superior to any imported, The pure and. wholesome ingredients it contains, and the manner in which it is -made, gives 1€ thet preference “to alfdgvers of this wholesome beverage. EE. WEISS. Nevada City, Jan: 12, 1883. 3 ~ Administratrix Sale OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN pursuance of aorder of the Superior Court of the County of Nevaaa, State of California, aade.on the 13th day of January, 1883, in the matter of the Estate of A. Rosen: thal, deceased, the undersigned, the Admin istratrix of the said Estate, will sell<at private sale; to the highest. bidder for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to con= firmation by said Superior Court, on WEDNESDAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1888, at twelve o'clock M., all the right, title and interest of the said A. Rosenthal, at the time of his death, and all 0 ight, ide and interest that the said esy operation. of law or otherwise yoann § other than or in additiow to that of the said A. Rosenthal, death, in and toall those certain lote, at the time a his reels of land, situate, lying and ste in tha Cityof Nevada, County of Nevada, Slat of California, and described as folLot Two ne in Block Twelve {12), and Lot’}"* Fourteen fs in Block five (5) as designated on ‘the official map of said Nev. City. Said Lots will besold séparately, and b‘ ds for each of said COFFEE HOUSE, a, 44 Bist, 1883, . MARIA A, ROSENTHAL, ; Dft if Administratrix sid the Estate of A. Rosen= % aawcs r fone. Attomeys for Adminiismag, Eo ite jani3-td B ITTE READING ROOMBROAD 8T., Next Door to Hunt's a CHAS. “ADOLPH, -Frop’r, Open from oA. Moun Midnight. _ short notice, ’ Neat, ‘Prompt, Oréaciy. No Chinese Ruployel, 416 For sale by all Dra iste and Dealers generally HOUSE AND LOT For Sale. ‘gue tas 8 Boome: and ‘Basement. locaton, and il wold an mcritoe, BRAND& Drs. F.-J. & Almeda Magee, A GREAT r BARGAIN. mae the . Union Hotel, Nevada City. — AC on gteaton will attend to ere prac. given to fractures sentares ae tigetatites ‘DR, ALMEDA. MAGEE will agsixt in dis“y obstetrics eases of women an! childreh; and District tn . CAMA im elty or country promptiy . Pos'tions of “attended to day or night. — Can be tound at present at UNION HOTEL. Bee Sgn See eee Th sthention of the 5 publie: ‘eid te: ny . \Lager Beer, . N adi ‘Corker Brond aud Pine Sts., saeaeiaenaael Drug Store, —_—— 9 WALTER D. VINTON, er: A Large-Stock of Patent Modlicines. Fine Pertumery, Fancy $ Oaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions Bye Competent Druggist; and-PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” ND. Ey cs —LIVERPOOL, . LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’ STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. 25 ,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER E ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY. ee CONSUMERS CALL & EXAMINE QUALTEY @ PRICE {Also-a Full Line of -obacco: and S87 kers ‘Articles. GEORGE GEHRIG, BREWER, Delinguent Tax List, Saag OTICE ig Reps given that sealed proa] N posals will be received at the tbe County. Pr a City, eee uy oO January 26th, 1983, * publishing ‘ae DeProprietor of the linqueut Tax Lisc of eg Beary de for r the WILWAUKER. TARWERY ak ad STREET NEVADA CITY. year 1882, jalo . FOR SALE. The Whole or OneHalf interest in the Fruit Evaporator, Corner of East Broad Pi am. Prepared to furnish the public with Ale . And Porter, By the Keg, Gallonor Quart. -~ “Try these articles, Pad are all of my oe eee ae and Pine streets. WARRANTED PURE AND Weel mnows. . Process fully explained G. GEMRIG, ~ & the purchaser. — ‘Milwaukee fee Brewery. __ as en To Schoo’ Teachers. ~ Enquire. of Bar yong = CoE ASHBURN, ars cipal tt Pinar 30 cme At Adhinng Prot a , cae Be Bacon, Flom, Nevada ‘City, Cal Toitet Articles of all kindsoffice of .

* rhein uction. —terday: that the Mt. Aaburn mining . concur in all that is claimed for it. lees prices s’ Block r eustor: OSSIBLE — Hin the _. Gity, and not send abroad fur foreign _for the good of the town. 8 WCRIB ore bp ci ie Brown’s ‘a Eee -article for the complexion ever introand 109 asked. there was but one stage runuing be'. ‘everything of value stolen. Such the mouth and ‘teeth. Preparations; _ Nas care Sates bo weve, have ap Shion is fi pening and Cntng oft excepted) . projected from the debris, and some Pea . Bowe Of the most _ energetic work. pS il taa'ad the gone Sun rises 7:15; sete 5:08. “Day's length, 9 h., 48 m, The cold weather. keeps up ite lick. Yoa can make business by adverDamy Transortrr, Brand -& Baséett are sgents for the cheapest and ) ocapmrgn ty compsG. & barn belonging to Shei Christo, . at Gold Flat, was destroyed by fire on Weduesday. The Nevada City mine continues to yield find milling.ore. The cleanups prove it to bea No. 1 mine. Mra, Mobley of North Bloomfield wou thg diamond éarrings raffled for at the Theatre Thursday evening. To-day » committees of the Board of Supervisors will open the bids of the printing of the Delinquent Tax List. This has been, thus far, the roughest winter the owners of small hyGreulic mines have experienced in _many years. Tt was rumored on the street yescompany have strack some very rich ae rock, -. The TRanscreer ie. ander-obligas -. McCutchav, was caved on sani: . weaker and: tenminutes before they ‘. trying to relieve him. He was lying k distressing actident oceurred at the McCutchan quartz mins on Canada Hill late Thursday afternoon. Bradford Wentworth, son of J. H. Wentworth, who had previously been employed at the Gold Flat Eureka Company, but on }daymorning went to: “work for working in a stope. Only “hie feet of his fellow workmen proceeded to reléase him, which required half an He conversed with them from his. living tomb for about twenty mio utes, bat Uradually his voice grew could get him entirely free hz became silent, havin: been suffocated. Dr. Welch was summoned, end pronounced the unfortunate miner dead, The deceased was a most estimable, young man, being industrious, ambitious, and the comfort. of hs parents. . Deputy Coroner Blakey held an inquest in the evening and elicited the following evidence, showjng that no blame could aaah te ‘what hadhappened: ROBERT CURNOW EXAMINED. I reside at Canada Hill, and work in the McCutchan quartz mine. Thursday afternoon about 4 o'clock, I was called anlerground and told that Bradfurd Wentworth had been caved on. I went down and found H. Maller digging away dirt and: on his right side, with his head and shoulders out of sight, covered up with dirt and timbers, and a pole about six inches in diameter . resting on both his legs, He said the pole was breaking his leg. We got him out as soon as possible and did all we could to relieve him. We got -him out-in about half an _hour,and ‘he talked with us to within ten minates of that time. He said, ‘get “me out as soon ASyoucan, the pole She ‘to Assemblyman A, Walrath, for-@ large bundle ot interesting public documents, Ainaxab is advertised as the beet duced; Those who have’ tried it Some people never think of paying the printer. . They will get it mighty. hot when they go to the wicked ~ place, where they are surely destinedi: Chase & Robinson will ounnenen: numbering business p'aces and dwelling next week. A sufficient number of people have mieies to justify the work. Next Taeeday evening the Theatre will be crowded to its utmost capacity to witness the great play of ‘‘Uncle Tom's Cabin.” Secure your seats early. The Nevada County Maree Gauge Railroad bonds are daily quot_ ed on the San Franciaco Stock Board. On Thursday they stood at 105 bid The Silver Star base ballists -have challenged the True Blues of G.ass Valley to play a game at this city _%o-morrow afternoon for a regulation _ball, aod the chall nge has been 80: Shee the ‘Railroad was built tween thie city and Grass Valley and that one was poorly patronized. Now there are two stage lines and . both of them are doing a good busiRetail dealers of beer should encourage the local brewers of this. beer. When it comes down to ‘a ~ good square business proposition it is} better to patronize home enterprises “Harry Hill got injured a short: time since and went to the County A few days thereafter he went to his cabin and found that it had been entered and thieves ought to have a ball and chain atteched to their legs. . The following doosmente were filed in the County er’s office durnh 2 wmiarriage es 1 power of attorney. . . SEL a from whiskey and alcohol, cures dys. } ¢ ithink his death was purely acciis brea ing my legs.” When we got him out he was dead, A —piece of lagging was lying upon his left cheek, but -not20 as to suffocate him. The vame of the’ deceased is Bradford Lincola Wentworth, aged about 21 years, anative of Nevada county, Califurnia. H. MULLER EXAMINED. About four o'clock I was working in the face of the drift in R. G. McCatchan’s ‘mine -at—-Canada}Hill. I heard. dirt falling, aod runuing back saw that the stope had caved and the deceased was under it. T sent Robert Syiniagton up for help and pulied out the spiling, trying my best to yet him out, when Robert Curnow and ‘others came down to help. The rest is just as Curnow. has testified to. ROBERT SYMINUTON EXAMINED. ~ About four’ o’clock this afternoon { was working m the drift with H, Muller. I heard dirt falling, and going back saw that the astope had caved in on deceased. Mr. Muller then sent me up for help. What occurred there afterwards has been related exactly by the two witnesses — me, ~ GEORGE GRAVES £xaMINED I know nothing tnore about the death of the deceased, Bradford Lin¢coln Wentworth, than has been testified to by the other witnesses. ROBERT CURNOW RECALLED. I was acting as foreman for R. -GMcCutchan, . I saw deceased severa! times while he was working, and dental. , THE VERDICT. Nevava Crry, Jan. 18, 1883. We, the jury empanelled to iawire into the eause of death of -adford Lincoln Wentworth, find that the deceased came to his "death about 4 u'clock on the afternoon of Jan. 18, 1883, at the R G. McCatehan uartz mine, situated on! Canada Hi ycounty, Cal., while working in said mine, by reason of an accidental caving in of the’earth upon the deceased, which uced suffucation. We further tind that the deceased was about 21 — of age and a ones of Nevada . Cal. Si J. Leonard, 5. Cal vert, Thos. ot A. Mobler, Jey Fouyar, John Lutay. The Beehive. This establishment is always supplied wi:h the finest groceries to be had in the mrrket. J. J. Jackson, the proprietor, aims to please body as to pricés and quality of hin Lge. is oe agent forthe boss coffee pot, Japan Tea, Thistle re "Whisky, < What the Gee of Talking ? "There is no use denying that SOZODONT is the ‘beat preparation for, tae ae Gear 120 at Niv~ GL-lw displeasant and cooling drink in fevers, fF as pv. . and have been’ very much aganes * Seger NS Morsferd’s Acid Phsaphate tis 2 Re: A Missing Woman. Information is’ wanted by her muther respecting Mrs. Katie Hidson who formerly resided’ at this city, but. has nut been heard from’ or two t. -Any. person} Westie tate confer a favor by addressing W. W. Epi $31 North, geaiael aga Washington, D. C. frige: ant Brisk tn Fevers. Dr. Cc. HL 8 Da Davis, Meriden, Conn., says: “I have used it as a . . diveases, low fevers and nervous and Cham-. ~ pagnes of # a eaten! quality. ~ Dressmaking establishment. of Mra. the Grass Val is’ danerously ill ateke Ate. Judge Sawyer is dlisadiad in tite in'a few days, He will visit all the hydraulic mines on the Rindge while in the county. : A “Thos” B. Reardan, brother of ) ttaiey V. Reardan, of this city, is one of the jtaduates of the State University for the year 1882. “Mies Mary Finnie, formerly 4 teacher of ohe of the public schools .in this city, in 'weregret--to-learu seriously i/l at her home in Grass Valley. Miss Grace Plaisted (Mrs. Bert. Lancaster) has gone” to” Australia’ with the Melville troupe. On account of ill health Bert did ‘not aocompany his wife. C.F. McGlashan, formerly of the Coifax a day or two since on bis way East to test his railway ‘telegraph invention on-the Puiinsylvaniaroad Miss Mary Hook, of this city has been-enguged to teach the Blue Tent ‘School the coming season. The ‘young lady is posessed of the requisite abi ity and education to make a tirat-clasa teacher, ‘ Patrick Clancy and bride held an jatormal reception Thuaveday evening at their handsome resideace on Coyote street. They were visited by « targe nuinber of their friends and a utost enjoyabie eveni.g was spent. Tidings: W. B, Bourne, ot San Franvisco, aad Superintendent of the Empire mine at Grass Valiey, caine up from the Bay * Wednesday night. company with Mr. Bourne are S, F. aud W. C. Raleton of San Francisco. / : Represents Two Firms. R. A. Diver, the well-known com. mercial traveler, has increased the extent of his operations considerably, being now the representative of two large tirms, viz: Newton Brothers & domestic groveries, aud also Briybam, Hoppe &Vo,, of San Franciaeo, icky irtern, coencnlenion: merchants, ete, They are both first-class houses, and their interests will be well takeu care of in the iuterior by Diver, whose experience and personal popularity. enables him t. secure’ a large business roe he goes. More of the the Bonanza. : ~The Union says: vec Oa ‘Wednesday Nichols and Ruseell struck another rich place or pocket in their quartz tension of the same pocket .which has yielded so richly of late, and took out $1500 for their day’s labor. Tt-was found. in’ the decom posed quartz-which shows but a few inches ia width. These rich strikes inthe claim have become a regular thing of late. d ' £ 2Tatkiang ‘Temperance. Rev. C. A. Bateman, at one tine the preacher at the Baptist Church in this city, is traveling dver the State delivering temperance lectures. He is advertised to speak at.Spenceville Jan. 24th and 25th, Smarteville Sunday morning, Jan. 28th, “Nevada City, Sanday: afternoon, Jan. 28th, North Bloomfield Jan. 29th, Meth Sau Juan Jan. 30th. nn IE Ga Dissolved Partnership. _ . The firm of Brand & Bassett has been dissolved, Mr. Bassett retiring. Mr. Brand. will conduct the business on @ more extensive scale than. heretofore, # Fn) Ragomatism, disordered blood; general debility, and many chronie diseases pronounced incurable, are often cured by Brown's Iron Bitters. : Wanted. ‘On salary or commission, reliable agents to-canvass for Tunison’s cele-}brated Maps and Charts. No capital required ; expenses paid ; outfit . free, For particulars address JoHN Dixon, 608 10th Street, Sacramento, Cal. ee " An effective medicine for kidney prostration, and well worthy of a trial,.is Brown’s Iron Bitters. ‘Come let the jovoust tidings roll From east to west, from pole to pole, That woman's teeth, and lips,and breath No more shall suffer worse than death For SOZODONT with magic sway, Preserves them now from foul decay. ——_——— Persous estas work done at the Mulls must hereafter pay tor the same before taking it away. : ji3-lw 6 05 Farmers and others desiring a ee lucrative agency ousiness, C. Wilkinson_&. 197, Fulton Street, New York, tf A Congh Cold or Sore Throat whould be “atopped. Neglect freton results tp a hebon see Broek oh relief in “Asthma, ' Bronchisi Soe Soe PEt . ? ‘or thi Truckee Repubtivan, passed through . Co.; dealers-in: teas and foreign and . claim, or-tather it was merely an ex. . and was deserving of punishment, , . and pays a larger ee than most which $5.to $20 day.can be earnod : send address at once, on postal, ‘praia saeeeaamaneonntiess 3 to H.C. s . Mothers? ” Sothers? Mothers suffering and er — pain of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing: syrup. er immediately mo ancret aed who will not ‘the Cersonal and octal items Gtenae a . {wo Men ited A Trakeman and __ Mere and There. ‘the Property Man of the Windsor . Frank Cleveland, former owner of . OPera Company. — “ _ On Thursday afternoon when shales Cape Horn, about five miles” from Colfax, the engine at ached to a freight train jamped the track, A brakeman named Morgan was fatalhe expired within an hour after hie arrival. Alfred Marston, the Opera Troupe, which was in this city about ten days ago; was secreted on one of the forward cara: which was smashed, wud he” was instantly killed, The Opera Troupe are at Trackee without a dollar and are unable to leave the town, Marston not desiring to stay in such a cold place, and having no money to pay his fare to Sacramento, conclud@d to secret himself on a freight train and thus reach a place where rhe might Sha work. Three cara half of a load of live stock were. intantly killed. The engine attached to the freight. train weighs 93 tons and waa intended for the Southern. “Pacific Road. Several of these evgines havé come through witbin a few weeks anit nearly every one of them have jumped the track on some portion Of the route. They are too’ heavy and bungling, and iv favt unmanageable on a road like the Cenwal Pacific, -” (e322 — Petey on te Not So Bad a ) Might Be. The Marysville A Appeal felt quite joyful a tew days ayo over the elecion of Larue for Speaker of the Assembly. Now the aforesaid . paper is not 80 well pleased, and says in regard to the matter: “It reminds one of a regular old-fashioued sevenup-cut-throat game, with two hands against one, . A true history of the contest would prabably afford an iusereating chapter in--Calitornia _poli‘Tties.” The hydraulic miners are satisfied with the situation, if the Appeak isu ", + aS ‘Repairing the Tarapiqe, : Road Commissioner "Casper has a large force of men at work on the Gr ss Valley turnpike, near ‘Town alk. The toad will in due time be as smooth asa floor and as. hard as adamant, It is iu need of repairs almoat the entire length,-and Commissioner Casper and Pervin will proceed to put it in first-cliss shape from one town to the other as_soon. as practicable. : a oe Shoaid Practice Waat they Pecath. Revival Jnéetings have been held every evenin, this week atthe M. KE.

vestry. Rev. Mr. Newton, the revivalist, sent word vhat he-would commence an attack on the sinners in Ip to Thursday eveuing he had failed to fulfill hi¥engagement. Preachers, if anybody, should always keep their promises. i’ Took His Owu Medicine. The Chico Record is responsible for the following; Last week one of the most prominent Jastices of the . riproaring ‘Jamboree, ranning : with the “boys” an! guzzling quarts of~ tom and jerry. This glorious spree occur. red at night, after a brisk day’s business in the office, The old Justice continued his orgies until near the brea of day, when -he was taken bome, not on a shatter, but sapported between two companions, ‘The next morning his Honor came down town with his head swelled up. as tight as a drum, and he felt ashamed OF himself. He called his clerk. into‘the office and arranged all the [ preliminaries for a trial, and had his the Peace. His Honor then proceeded to relate in his own Court that he had been as drunk asa ‘‘biled” owl, . He therefore suggested that he be fined $20 and the regalar charge be entered onthe docket against him. proceeded with his ususl business, Since thea he signed the pledge, and is a strict teetotaler. “eee THE cane crop of Mississippi is this year largely in excess of any . heretofore produced, and is yielding ahandsome profit, It grows luxuriantly, is not much trouble to raise, other crops. : thur that his Christmas table bore a large platter of roast beef, the choicest béef of Idwa’s famous Crimson Herd, sent to him with the compliments of the State, by Senator AliiAre you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by ‘a sick child ing with the excru a cutting teeth. If} 80, go. at . once get s bottle It will relieve the podr ‘ittle Pac 5 you, upon it; hore is no cond Wana solder eaout ly injured and taken: to Colfax where property man of the Windsor Comic were badly smashed, and about. one-. this place on Sunday evenin: ns and would hold the fort for a week.! Peace of Tehama county got upon, al ‘clerk act for the time as a Justice of . The Judge paid his $20 and then. , “Ty ithe jee eas Arc} ‘widen late oe <ieme. a full report of the Governor's Inaugural Ball, and in it we find the following ‘account of the daeases wort by some of the ladies who are well-known in this city, fh Mrs.-Dr.' E B. Lighthill. of New York (sister of Mra, man.}—Court-train of white brocad: ed velvet over_ white lace _tablier, embroidered _in pearls; Pompadour corsage; oriiaments, pearls and. diawith chenille and silver fringe. . Mrs. Austin. Walrath, Nevada City—Demitrain of dregs-of-wine brocadéed velvet oven moire of andiamonds, es : Mrs. At Hinkson of Sacramento (daughter of Mrs. RK. M.Hunt)— Court train and high-pointed corsage of shell-pink “brocade, overpleated . aud-sherred tablier; garniture of applique lace; diamonds. Mrs. Kilw rd Cadwalader of Savramento (daughter of Mrs, J. F, Rado}ph)—Short ‘eostume of blue moire antique; skirt draperies of blue sitie-grenadine, ~hadsomety* trimmed with white—lace; bias oBtrich feathers iu hair. Mra Dr. Hunt of Nevada’ City— Purple satin court train, ~ drapings and panniers of elegant puiut lace; hair-high, with lavendar tips; ornamenta, diamonds, Mra. Judge McFarland Black velvet train; square corsage; point lace garniture; diamond ortiaments. Miss Jennie McFarland—White satin, high corsage, Miss Bertie Waite of Alameda (daughter of Hon, E.G. Waite)— Benyal rose satin skirt, with pointlace flounee; polonaise of ashes-ofroses gros-grain; pink roses, ’ Mrs, John KR, Glascock (daughter train slashed over’ crushed s.rawberry satin pleating; high corsage; ornaments, diamonds, Mise Beans of San Jose (daughter of T. Ellard Beans) —Creantinted satin train, with pansies; plastron trimmings of valenciennes —ruffics; square corsage, with point lace demi-slecves;-high co ffure; 4 Big Steal in the Robinson Mine. L, B. Parker, manager of the Robingon mine, at Deaver, Colorado,. has been detected in the wholesale appropriation of ore, He was appointed by the New Yorg manager four }months-ago,—-Since then it is estimated the mine has produced $150, 000, not one cent of which bas been accounted for. The stealing was cleverly done, Parker, securing the the lease of the Wheel of Fortune mine, adjoining, rau a crosscut into its*workings from the latter through the Wheel of Fortune shaft, The] Company, suspecting their manager, raent. James Deaves—out to» Bucceed him. The disclosure of Parker's rascality was made through his refusal to give up possesion of the mine. He declares he has the requisite nine. law points'in the possession, and will now let the New York Directors down him. He does not deny the charge of ore stdaling. It.has caused a big sen-ation there. . A A prea eg Lasovownne-tittake that white tore dislike “hanging, the Judges . . rather like it. ‘“They seem to enjoy the importance which it gives them, and the ‘luxury-of-a-good cry’ while—pas-ng—sentence;—-moreover,+ their wives like to—hear about it when they come home to dinner.” {f sentencing murderers to be hanged is a pleasure*to Judges, it is «ne which in this country they.do not often enjoy, aid even when theyperform the act their enjoyment of it must be marred by the consciousness that, ten to one, the man will not be hanged after all. THE present Tennessee legislature numbers among its members two colored ered men. Dell both Penarrais. 195 STEITE ER ener rs Hostetter's TT. EF gives stealiness to the nerves, —— be healthy, natoral flow of bile, vents cons! —without un ae purging the bowels, gently stimulates the circulation, and hy promot a vigorous co: dition of the physvost system, promotes, also, that 4 which is the. truest iné dieation of a wéll balanced condition of all the animal powers. . +A: Board. mond sprays; white—damasse. wrap,. tique front; corsage high; ornaments, . of Jesse 8. Wall) — White satin court 4. in writing wile receiv lots, by said Administratrix, at the law offlee of Cross. & Simonds, in said Nevada C: ty, ~Funtit the hour of twelve-o'ctock M: January €OFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS. Was vekuc CROCOLATE AND DOUGHNUTS.. 15 Ots, Regular Meals Cookea te Ovaes on PLAIN TRUTHS ma blood is the foundation ce fe, it circulates thro ev of the body, and wales it rons and rich, good health is impossible, If_disease has entered the system the ond sure and quick way to drive These; simple facts are well known, and’ the highest medical authorities agree that nothing but iron will restore the blood to its ~natural-condition ; “and also’ that all the iron ons hitherto made blacken the teeth, cause headache, and are otherwise injurious. BRown’s IRon Brrrers will thor. ‘Seek and hse meaies with ¢ blood, strengthening it; aid thes ea disease from’ any of the system, and it will ken the teeth, cause heada or. constipation, and is positively #of injurious. “Saved his, Child, « 17 N. Eutaw St.; Baltimore, Md. ‘eb. 12, 1880,Gents:—Upon the -‘recommendation of a friend I tried Brown’s ‘Iron Brrrers as_a tonic and reev, for my daughter, whom I was thoroughly convinced was wasting away with Consumption. Having lost three daughters by the te disease, under the care of physicians, I was loth te Savers that a ho could gore a i oe oft it, te od args surprise, before my daughd taken ae ae of Brown’s iow a she began to mend ind now is an ite restored to former health, A fifth daughter to show signs of Consumption, arid when the physician was consulted he quickly said “Tonics were rewired ;”’ ‘and when informed that ¢ elder sister was taking Bkown’s Iron B Brrrens, reopontel “that is @ good tonic, take it.’’ Avoram Puatrs, ble Brown’s Iron Bitrers effectualea Dyspepsia, Indigestion and eakness, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting. diseases as Consumption, Kidney nly PRADESH AEN, “berercem. pe epiorencaraatng ™ 5A it out is to purify ond. enrich the _ blood: to. cA “CARR BROTHERS, Successors to ©. x. Belden, »:« PROPRIETORS OF THE PALAGE DRUC STORE, . Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS & MEDICINE, PERFUMERY AND TOILET EA And everything else usually found in a first-class Dru Storr. * a en etm ce: ce __ WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Etodicals. Etc SHEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES. A fine display of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery. seep os #@ Prescriptions carefully compounded at alll nours by P. H. Betsy, an exp: rienced Druggist. ~The Boss ; Grvcary cm WM. } H. SMITH, THE OLD RELIABLE FAMILY GROCER, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ——o CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AND FRESH STOCK, Of} Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Ham’, FEED, GRAIN, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. Seen . My Goods are First Clase and My Prices the Lowest. Sj — SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT oes Boss CROCHE STORE. ‘si NOTICE. U NDER the intents ofan order of the Superior Court of Nevada County, I will receive sealed bids for the purchase of all the demands and accounts of P. H. Belden, insolvent, (as shown by the schedule of said ‘prema filed in said Superior Court) un! Saturday. January 27, 1883, At 12o’clock, M., reserving the right to reject any and all bids, JAMES D. WHITE, an of Estateof P. H. Belden insol~al7 ieee January 16, 188% NEVADA CITY BREWERY, Sacramento Street, E. gl al Fry: r. J Sgaeg OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED -BREWERY Still maintains ite reputation for brewing . ~ The Best Beer in California, Which issold in quantities to suit,and deliver: ed Free of charge. BOTTLED BEER, . F Which ie pronounced by ail who have tried] it superior to any imported, The pure and. wholesome ingredients it contains, and the manner in which it is -made, gives 1€ thet preference “to alfdgvers of this wholesome beverage. EE. WEISS. Nevada City, Jan: 12, 1883. 3 ~ Administratrix Sale OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN pursuance of aorder of the Superior Court of the County of Nevaaa, State of California, aade.on the 13th day of January, 1883, in the matter of the Estate of A. Rosen: thal, deceased, the undersigned, the Admin istratrix of the said Estate, will sell<at private sale; to the highest. bidder for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to con= firmation by said Superior Court, on WEDNESDAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1888, at twelve o'clock M., all the right, title and interest of the said A. Rosenthal, at the time of his death, and all 0 ight, ide and interest that the said esy operation. of law or otherwise yoann § other than or in additiow to that of the said A. Rosenthal, death, in and toall those certain lote, at the time a his reels of land, situate, lying and ste in tha Cityof Nevada, County of Nevada, Slat of California, and described as folLot Two ne in Block Twelve {12), and Lot’}"* Fourteen fs in Block five (5) as designated on ‘the official map of said Nev. City. Said Lots will besold séparately, and b‘ ds for each of said COFFEE HOUSE, a, 44 Bist, 1883, . MARIA A, ROSENTHAL, ; Dft if Administratrix sid the Estate of A. Rosen= % aawcs r fone. Attomeys for Adminiismag, Eo ite jani3-td B ITTE READING ROOMBROAD 8T., Next Door to Hunt's a CHAS. “ADOLPH, -Frop’r, Open from oA. Moun Midnight. _ short notice, ’ Neat, ‘Prompt, Oréaciy. No Chinese Ruployel, 416 For sale by all Dra iste and Dealers generally HOUSE AND LOT For Sale. ‘gue tas 8 Boome: and ‘Basement. locaton, and il wold an mcritoe, BRAND& Drs. F.-J. & Almeda Magee, A GREAT r BARGAIN. mae the . Union Hotel, Nevada City. — AC on gteaton will attend to ere prac. given to fractures sentares ae tigetatites ‘DR, ALMEDA. MAGEE will agsixt in dis“y obstetrics eases of women an! childreh; and District tn . CAMA im elty or country promptiy . Pos'tions of “attended to day or night. — Can be tound at present at UNION HOTEL. Bee Sgn See eee Th sthention of the 5 publie: ‘eid te: ny . \Lager Beer, . N adi ‘Corker Brond aud Pine Sts., saeaeiaenaael Drug Store, —_—— 9 WALTER D. VINTON, er: A Large-Stock of Patent Modlicines. Fine Pertumery, Fancy $ Oaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions Bye Competent Druggist; and-PERFECT PURITY guaranteed. AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT, “ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN,” ND.. Ey cs —LIVERPOOL, . LONDON AND GLOBE.” CIGARS at NIVENS’ STOCK IN THE MOUNTAINS. 25 ,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER E ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY. ee CONSUMERS CALL & EXAMINE QUALTEY @ PRICE {Also-a Full Line of -obacco: and S87 kers ‘Articles. GEORGE GEHRIG, BREWER, Delinguent Tax List, Saag OTICE ig Reps given that sealed proa] N posals will be received at the tbe County. Pr a City, eee uy oO January 26th, 1983, * publishing ‘ae DeProprietor of the linqueut Tax Lisc of eg Beary de for r the WILWAUKER. TARWERY ak ad STREET NEVADA CITY. year 1882, jalo . FOR SALE. The Whole or OneHalf interest in the Fruit Evaporator, Corner of East Broad Pi am. Prepared to furnish the public with Ale . And Porter, By the Keg, Gallonor Quart. -~ “Try these articles, Pad are all of my oe eee ae and Pine streets. WARRANTED PURE AND Weel mnows. . Process fully explained G. GEMRIG, ~ & the purchaser. — ‘Milwaukee fee Brewery. __ as en To Schoo’ Teachers. ~ Enquire. of Bar yong = CoE ASHBURN, ars cipal tt Pinar 30 cme At Adhinng Prot a , cae Be Bacon, Flom, Nevada ‘City, Cal Toitet Articles of all kindsoffice of .