January 21, 1885 (4 pages)

a ne a a Reinet tse sem 2 a 9h 8 Red Le en iO ARORA EIEN BECO ‘ * gay about the filling of the California offices. ———zesolutely about doing his part~to — DAILY TRANSCRIPT, should go tothe rear, and let-live ie Sixteen lives being lost. —— Nevada ous, Stata County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & CaLkKIns.. Proprietors. WEDNESDAY, JAN.» 21,54885. ; . Justice Frevp has, it is said, decided to enter the lists against Henley for the control of the California patronage. The ‘fight at the Stockton Convention has been transferred to Washington. That Convention instructed the delegates from California to the Democratic National Convention at Chicago to vote against Field, and the Justice, it is asserted, has determined to be revenged upon his enemies. Pacific coast gossips in Washington say that Field has served notice upon Henley that he proposes to have something to —_——— eo Tue grumblers and croakers men who don’t see a ghost behind every bush to the front.__If every other man croaks of evil, and seis bring what he prophiesiés to pass, he will do much to bring about hard‘times. The country is too full of rich products, the financial condition to stable, to admit of panic_or—eyen—protracted—hard_ times, unless the masses force that result by their evilprophesies. re oy Tue Petaluma Courier says that the great mass of the Democratic party is heartily sick and tired of the efforts of certain parties to perpetuate the bulldosing inaugurated by the ‘Stockton Convention, and adds that, ‘‘if the Democrats at Sacramento expect .to elect the next Governor of Cali‘ornia, and make a decent showing in the several counties of the State at the election two years hence, they had better bury past differences out of sight and harmonize for business.”’ Axout 10 o’clock Saturday night Marshall, who for some time ening of bed at his residenc to, dressed himself been suffering from softbrain, got out of his at Sacramentuted, but upto this time nothin: has been heard of him. He is a carpenter by trade, and has a wife and two children. In England where gold coin is used a great deal, there is a loss of about £56,000 a year by mere detrition: Somebody proposes to save this by putting a-ring of a hard metal around each co‘n to go on hot and “‘shrink on,’’ so that only cutting would take it off. It is thought that by this device the life of coins would be doubled, although the sides would still be left unprotected. A RECEPTION to "introduce Emma Nevada, the prima donna, was, given Thursday aftarnoon. hy Cornelius and Mrs. Evers, at their residence on Spruce street, Philadelphia. Abouttwo hundred persons were present, among them being many of Philadelphia’s musical and society people. Tur City Council of Los Angeles, Cal., proposes to increase the liquor license in that city, so as to meet the increased expenditures caused by the recent raise in official salaries. _—————0 & -On tHE ‘‘divide’’ between the North Fork of the American river and Bear river, within four miles of Colfax, there are twenty-four small vineyards, aggregating 400 acres, now bearing. mm AmMANin York county, Penn., has had his wife arrested for pouring a gallon of molasses over his head. He said he didn’t want his taffy that way. Tur Mormon temple being erected at Salt Lake will yet reqiure ‘more than four years for its completion, and will cost . $3,000,000. A FEELING of uneasiness has been warlike utterances of Ferry in the Chamber of Deputies Thursday. Fie destroyed one of the buil: ings of the insane hospital at-Kankakee, Ill., Sunday morning, inming a shocking! loss of life. \ WHILE 0 Afrunting” near San ~ 'Bernardipo Sunday, Charles Racey was aecidentally shot and mortally: ‘__. ‘wotinded by a companion. Mrs, Jowa A. Rosenrts, a sister _ of General Phil. Kearny, was found dead in her bed at Washing: ing Sunday y gporning: Tre missing aed steamer Admiral Moorson was sunk in the . English channel by a collision, y tea bang kicked down lidrk: man in Michigan has been award: full of roughs. __gaused throughout France bythe . .C Tue Hill-Sharon ease has called 1. to the mind of the New York Sun correspondent a somewhat similar joint-stock marriage enterprise which occupied the attention of the San Francisco court twentyeight yéars ago, in which an ‘‘intelligent jury’’ gave an adventuress ried to an Italian; the $130,000 estate of a deceased German;thereby robbing the lawful heirs of the latter. Of course the case was won, as most suits in which adventuresses are involved are, by the grossest porjury, the segregated husband of the Spanish woman being the chief perjuror on behalf of the wife from: whom he had previously separated.Beeause the woman had rented a house from the German during the lifetime of the latter, and he had visited her to collect his rent, a jury decided that they were ‘‘as good as married,” and gave her his estate just —HtortercrCalifornia: bachelors ‘‘a great moral lesson.” { (fue Belmont Courier proposes to dispose of the polygamy prob~ lem in this manner: “Let the govérnment provide for the. enlistment of five or ten thousands ofits best single young men, .of ages ranging from 18 to 30. Offer a bounty of 160 acres.of land, to be located within prescribed limits, and a loan of'$300 each for making a necessary. start in the new home ; turn them loosein the polygamous districts, and Darwin’s or nature’s laws of the survival of the tion will do the rest. The possible evil that. might follow this would be that polyandry succeeded polygamy. “T once knew a minister,’ said the Rey. Dr. Hiscox, ‘‘who was a smart man and had a fine voice for speaking. When he-came to the prayer meeting his addzesses grounds to be gon2 over, so that when he concluded his speaking it was not necissary to say anything more, and the people were timid, and did not like to get up and speak after hearing such cloquent addresses by their’ pastor.” >_> Los Anaentes Express: The railroad boys represent Mojave to be a regular “‘hurrah town’’ and A saloon-keeper named Billy Mahone engaged in a dispute with a gambler over a game of tards, and argued his side of the questidn with a sixshooter. ae gam received a bad wound in the at but wasable to board a thMahone was not arrested. >* THE result of the recount of the Sheriff vote of San Francisco is suggestive. A Democratic majority of 261 dwindled down to 8. These errors were too uniformly in favor of the Democratic candidate to have oecurred from carelessness. Ea DOSER Amona the the Apache Indians it is a fixed law that ‘a man and his mother-in-law shall never meet. The Apaches must have been reading some of the old almanac jokes about mothers-in-law. — Frve Indians were found frozen to death Friday near Wichita Falls, Indian Territory. —-_e Rosert Cotiar, one of Sacramento’s oldest and most réspected citizens; is dead. Tue first complete sewing machine. was patented by gaias Howe, Jr., in 1846. MEAsuRE 209 feeton each side and you will have a square acre within an inch. Subu ET Apert Durer gave the. world a prophecy of future wood engraving in 1257. : ee Tur beau monde—The archery world, Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam Is the greatest remedy in. Ahe world for Coughs, Colds, Ipfftenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy Vy ey aryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca soph and Whooping h and diseases of the throat a Spanish woman, who was mar-. fittest, natural and sexual selec-. straint of crime have ever been were long and covered all the} -goddess of reform’’ Henry Watbound train and go to er ” Faith by Proxy. “Hello, old man! I,m gladto see you out again. The last time. I heard from you, you were pretty sick.’’ ‘Yes, I haven’t been out before for over a year.”’ “What doctor did you have?” ‘Half a dozen. The last one apreacher. He used the faithcure, and that brought me out all Tight. ” ‘‘Faith-cure? Why, you used to be aregular infidel_Did you have any faith in it? ‘No, but the preacher had.” _>+ * “A Mouthful ef Bread.”’ ‘A benevolent society, called a “Mouthful of Bread,” has been started in Paris. Its object is to render temporary assistance . 10 those who are out of work. A flavored with vinegar, are given to all who ask for relief. The vinegar is put in the water to kill the microbes, which swarm ‘n the foul Seine water, and the concoction doesn’t taste much different from the sour wine ordinarily used by Parisians. _~ Womenas Jurors. ~ Chiet Justice Greene, of Washington territory, in his last charge to the grand jury, bears the followtestimony to the good effect of terms of court, ladies and gentlemen, I have now held, in which women have served as grand and petit jurors, and it is certainly a fact beyond dispute that no other twelve terms so salutary for reheld in this territory.” Henry Warrerson introduced Samuel J. Randall to the southern people as ‘‘a small pig-iron god, made in the image of the Supreme Being, wrapped in Pennsylvania.”’ Mr. Randall delivered Prohibitionist speeches in the south. For being the inventor of the‘‘star-eyed terson has been dubbed ‘‘the stareyed jackass of the prairie.’’ And yet we are told that republics are ungratefull. One million dollars gold coin weighs 3,685.8 pounds avoirdupois. ; o> Don’r complain of the baker until rere eee his bread. _>e——— He who would eat the egg must first break the shell. ——~— aro Warer is to the skin what air is to the lungs. = 5 tind Tue surest road to honor is to deserve it. Se ala Eadhsey is an alphabet with one letter. NN You Can ‘Have It. “My dear, what would Ngive to have your hair?” is often said™ middle-aged ladies to young ones> Madam, you may have just such hair. Parker’s Hair Balsam will give itto you. It will stop your hair from falling off; restore the! original color and make it long,” thick, soft and glossy. You need not stand hel fossty envying the girls. The Bglsam is not oily, not ade, butis an elegant dressing, and is especially recommended for its cleanliness and purit‘* For spoarp and lodging or a good two bit meal,go to the Thomas Housé; Broad street. 0. C. Conlan, proprietor. je8-ly eS BORN. At Nevada City, Jan. 19,1885, to Antone Miler and wife, a son. [S. F. Chronicle please copy.) At Stockton, Jan. 18, 1885, to John A. Gray and wife, a daughter. ‘i . At Little York, Jan. 16, 1885, Mrs Ann Maria Mellow, aged 58 years, months and 16 days, a nativo of ore, Md. {Missouri Republican pleasg-Copy.) ~ ungs. It performs wonders eine Consumption. It gthens the lungs and instantby allays all irritation of the throat. ; CLEVELAND, OHIO. Dr. FrAzieER—Dear Sir: I was troubled for about three months during the last summer and fall with Bronchitis and a bad’ cough. After trying several remedies without finding any relief, I.ased your +Phroat-and—Lung“Balsam, and found immediate help. On retiring at-nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks I found myself cured. Rev. E, Nure. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the . Lungs, and-assists nature by expectoration to throw off the corruption. Sold by druggists everywhere at-75 cents_a bottle. Carr} Bros., agents. ~ ——_ + One ofthe most successful remteddies ever advertised ‘is Kerr’s . fing Asthma Cure. colics or cramps and general deIt cures all pains, by lump of bread and a glass-of-water-+}.— women serving on juries: ‘Twelve . DIED. /. ~ FORWARD, MARCH! © Sheree, Seaiars In. begianing the year 1885, we desire«to briefly out some’ of the things that have so far contributed constant aim has been to offer such inducements to the buying public that they-find it to their own interest to trade with ‘us, and the large patronage we have been favored with shows that our efforts have not been thrown away. The four pillars upon which we Have built our business are Justice, Impartiality, 7 One Frice, Absolute Satisfaction. We have endeavored to keep at all times not only the largest and most complete assortment of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods: and Millinery, but the Most Fashionable and Freshest of everything in these lines to be found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our goods WE DO NOT ASK OURSELVES “How muck will the people be willing to pay” for this or that article? BUT THE QUESTION IS, “How small a matgin can we add to the cost price and yet do a safe business?” We know we have been successful in building up a large trade that is not confined to Nevada City; but extends to the surrounding country. _ We do no; believe this could have been done without a strict observance of the rules that govern our business methods. Thankful for the liberal patronage extended us during 1884, we confidently hope that it will be accorded to us by the appreciative and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885. Yours Respectfully, MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. SURGEON, H.W. CBAREBS hh. D. Homeopathic Physicians, Rooms 9 and 10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine sts. Nevada City, Office Hours---9 to 11 A. M., 1 tol P. M., 7to9 P. M. Nevada orng Store, Corner Broad aha. Pine Sts., WALTER_ D. VINTON” A Large Sirk of Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fanc Soaps, aS rushes, Hand ia Toilet Articles of all Rinds Careful tation Given to Compounding Prescriptions — y i “GB a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. “a . d aiNT FO.R THE BEST IVSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, . J. BE. CARR T. Hi. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, Propricvors of THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep consiantly onhand a large and complete stock of avery thing usually found in ix mee OGlass Drug Store. review the record of thé year just ended and point }. Nevada, hs [BS Creat Reduction in Clothing pi ee CASPER'S, to the popularity and success of our store: Our. GQRNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA city, Goods Sold at about: what at other Dealers pay for them! Here is a sample of Prices ces of a few Articles ; — Men's Cassimere Suits ~ Boys’Suits, fr Men’s Marysville Fla Men’s Shaker Socks, Children’s Pebble Goat Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to Having 00 Rent to BEAVER SUITS, $I8. MEN’S OVERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20. Boys’ Suits, from 4 to 8 years, $3.50,Boys’ Suits, from 8 to 12 — Cssinere-ONLY $10. —~ $12. $15. $20. FRENCH DIACONAL SUITS, gis. “6 sc 46 “ss pn, o . om_12 to 18 years, $7. Men’s Heavy Overalls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 GENTS EACH. Men’s Brown Duck Pants, 37 CENTS A PAIR. nnel Undershirts, $] EACH. 12 CENTS A PAIR. WHITE FAMILY BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair, Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $1.25. Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, $1.50. 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4, United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker. Boots, $4, 15. Pe pay is only one of the Reasons Th. [sell Goods 50 per cent Cheaper than any other Dealer in Nevada County, SELLING OUT! MRS. A. WILLIAMS}~ OULD re; of Nev: tfully inform “the péople City and ridin th she has concluded to close her b here, and offers her goods for sale-At VERY LOW PRICES ! tock consists of Lac Underwear, Knit“ted Sacques, Hoods, Toys, Candies, Anda thousand other articles too numerous’ to mention. Call and see for yourselves. Searls’ Block, Commercial St MINING MACHINERY FOR SALE. ae HOISTING WORKS, consistng of TOBLLAR BOILER, . . I0INCH PUMPING ENGINE, ~8-INCH HOISTING ENGINE, os RING AND HOISTING GEAR, (double reels,) 8-INCH CORNISH LIFT PUMP, 280 FEET OF 8-INCH COLUMN, 4-INCH PUMP, Be 200 FEET OF COLUMN, MINING AND SLAOKSurER ToOLS, * LOT OF TRACK IRON, -¢ CARS, HOISTING WORKS BUILDING. All of easy access. Enquire of CFAS. W: KITTS, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, December 80th. Nevada City Ax It Is! POWDER Absolutely Pure. . This_powder_neyer~varies,__A }. ——______. marvel of -purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economieal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum: or phosphate powders. Sop ONEY IN CANS. Roya Baxina PowpER Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y. ~ STOP THAT COUGH ¥ USING THE GUM ‘TREE COUGH SYRUP. If once aed in your family will sere free from anything to icken the. h, and the only safe pcg fe for stopSo building up weak lungs. nae Be SAE cure for Consumption, _—__— PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, ~BLANK BOOKS, -M ISCELLAN EOUS BOOKS al kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS: OF CKSARS z Ea cS ’ eda as ideale bility. —— ly*: % ee ee tae of the. Australtp ee » Agent, Nevada City Tree, combined red with . &@ Prescriptions -accurately and carefully com-] i hye Lhe MRS. ELLEN y MRS. ELLE, STEREOSCOPIC—-VIEWS “BEEHIVE” Y J. J. JACKSON, «= == === PROPAIETOR. The Largest, the best aid Cheapest Grocery House in Nevada tia —__—_o—-—— TOASTED THAS. Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as used by the natives in Japan. &@The following PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh toasted under the new process, requiring one-third less quantity to produce each pound package : . Prices. OOS oe see ee ee Q cents per pound NN os A 60 cents per pound Sunshine PEs hE el eet cones cases 7 cents. per pound RONG oh ee . $1 per pound Everything usually found in ‘a First-Class Gro‘reery Establishment always kept on hand. To those whowhave never traded with me I extend a_ special invitation to call before making their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. Sen BS —_——— The Largest and Fine t Stock ! —OF THE. Queen City of theSierra Nevadas SurrodIAnu ndings, HE most faithful and bea made pict of this section ever produced ty aay. red tist. Views of every point of interest for miles around, ~ For Sale by BRODIE & SHURTLEFF, __ Agents at Nevada City. Price 25 cents each, or $2.50 per dozen. No Two Views alike. Orders by” Mail promptly filled. dis , i Pere § PERCIVAL, Artist. i to the Public.MONSS hatin lots my bed iseaig tg out just cause, [ hereb me = ee give notice that { *. tracted by hor. for any debts. <con. pounded ke a careful and. competent Druggist ” Sy, 5 sas J Neruda City, Dec, 22, ry SCHMIDT. In, 657 Mission Street, : See ee Ot the same strength as old Teas, and the prices are plainly markedon” FINE CIGARS AT NIVENS’ 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY.’ cOSMERS CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE Also a “Fall 1 Line of _Tobacco and Smokers . Articies. — Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates Gia'y of all metals. Old Tableware repaired and . GUN “AND PISTOL MOUNTING “A SPECIALTY “KEATING & FAGAN, = : FOR SAVING GOLD.— Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, . _ Inany size or Quantity Furnished to Order. . _—o0——__, . The Bers Process yet discovered for saving fire @ Gold.—Gold, Silver, Nickel and on : replated. CALIFORNIA ELECTRO PLATING Ww “ORK! — as ao FF’

a ne a a Reinet tse sem 2 a 9h 8 Red Le en iO ARORA EIEN BECO ‘ * gay about the filling of the California offices. ———zesolutely about doing his part~to — DAILY TRANSCRIPT, should go tothe rear, and let-live ie Sixteen lives being lost. —— Nevada ous, Stata County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & CaLkKIns... Proprietors. WEDNESDAY, JAN.» 21,54885. ; . Justice Frevp has, it is said, decided to enter the lists against Henley for the control of the California patronage. The ‘fight at the Stockton Convention has been transferred to Washington. That Convention instructed the delegates from California to the Democratic National Convention at Chicago to vote against Field, and the Justice, it is asserted, has determined to be revenged upon his enemies. Pacific coast gossips in Washington say that Field has served notice upon Henley that he proposes to have something to —_——— eo Tue grumblers and croakers men who don’t see a ghost behind every bush to the front.__If every other man croaks of evil, and seis bring what he prophiesiés to pass, he will do much to bring about hard‘times. The country is too full of rich products, the financial condition to stable, to admit of panic_or—eyen—protracted—hard_ times, unless the masses force that result by their evilprophesies. re oy Tue Petaluma Courier says that the great mass of the Democratic party is heartily sick and tired of the efforts of certain parties to perpetuate the bulldosing inaugurated by the ‘Stockton Convention, and adds that, ‘‘if the Democrats at Sacramento expect .to elect the next Governor of Cali‘ornia, and make a decent showing in the several counties of the State at the election two years hence, they had better bury past differences out of sight and harmonize for business.”’ Axout 10 o’clock Saturday night Marshall, who for some time ening of bed at his residenc to, dressed himself been suffering from softbrain, got out of his at Sacramentuted, but upto this time nothin: has been heard of him. He is a carpenter by trade, and has a wife and two children. In England where gold coin is used a great deal, there is a loss of about £56,000 a year by mere detrition: Somebody proposes to save this by putting a-ring of a hard metal around each co‘n to go on hot and “‘shrink on,’’ so that only cutting would take it off. It is thought that by this device the life of coins would be doubled, although the sides would still be left unprotected. A RECEPTION to "introduce Emma Nevada, the prima donna, was, given Thursday aftarnoon. hy Cornelius and Mrs. Evers, at their residence on Spruce street, Philadelphia. Abouttwo hundred persons were present, among them being many of Philadelphia’s musical and society people. Tur City Council of Los Angeles, Cal., proposes to increase the liquor license in that city, so as to meet the increased expenditures caused by the recent raise in official salaries. _—————0 & -On tHE ‘‘divide’’ between the North Fork of the American river and Bear river, within four miles of Colfax, there are twenty-four small vineyards, aggregating 400 acres, now bearing. mm AmMANin York county, Penn., has had his wife arrested for pouring a gallon of molasses over his head. He said he didn’t want his taffy that way. Tur Mormon temple being erected at Salt Lake will yet reqiure ‘more than four years for its completion, and will cost . $3,000,000. A FEELING of uneasiness has been warlike utterances of Ferry in the Chamber of Deputies Thursday. Fie destroyed one of the buil: ings of the insane hospital at-Kankakee, Ill., Sunday morning, inming a shocking! loss of life. \ WHILE 0 Afrunting” near San ~ 'Bernardipo Sunday, Charles Racey was aecidentally shot and mortally: ‘__. ‘wotinded by a companion. Mrs, Jowa A. Rosenrts, a sister _ of General Phil. Kearny, was found dead in her bed at Washing: ing Sunday y gporning: Tre missing aed steamer Admiral Moorson was sunk in the . English channel by a collision, y tea bang kicked down lidrk: man in Michigan has been award: full of roughs. __gaused throughout France bythe . .C Tue Hill-Sharon ease has called 1. to the mind of the New York Sun correspondent a somewhat similar joint-stock marriage enterprise which occupied the attention of the San Francisco court twentyeight yéars ago, in which an ‘‘intelligent jury’’ gave an adventuress ried to an Italian; the $130,000 estate of a deceased German;thereby robbing the lawful heirs of the latter. Of course the case was won, as most suits in which adventuresses are involved are, by the grossest porjury, the segregated husband of the Spanish woman being the chief perjuror on behalf of the wife from: whom he had previously separated.Beeause the woman had rented a house from the German during the lifetime of the latter, and he had visited her to collect his rent, a jury decided that they were ‘‘as good as married,” and gave her his estate just —HtortercrCalifornia: bachelors ‘‘a great moral lesson.” { (fue Belmont Courier proposes to dispose of the polygamy prob~ lem in this manner: “Let the govérnment provide for the. enlistment of five or ten thousands ofits best single young men, .of ages ranging from 18 to 30. Offer a bounty of 160 acres.of land, to be located within prescribed limits, and a loan of'$300 each for making a necessary. start in the new home ; turn them loosein the polygamous districts, and Darwin’s or nature’s laws of the survival of the tion will do the rest. The possible evil that. might follow this would be that polyandry succeeded polygamy. “T once knew a minister,’ said the Rey. Dr. Hiscox, ‘‘who was a smart man and had a fine voice for speaking. When he-came to the prayer meeting his addzesses grounds to be gon2 over, so that when he concluded his speaking it was not necissary to say anything more, and the people were timid, and did not like to get up and speak after hearing such cloquent addresses by their’ pastor.” >_> Los Anaentes Express: The railroad boys represent Mojave to be a regular “‘hurrah town’’ and A saloon-keeper named Billy Mahone engaged in a dispute with a gambler over a game of tards, and argued his side of the questidn with a sixshooter. ae gam received a bad wound in the at but wasable to board a thMahone was not arrested. >* THE result of the recount of the Sheriff vote of San Francisco is suggestive. A Democratic majority of 261 dwindled down to 8. These errors were too uniformly in favor of the Democratic candidate to have oecurred from carelessness. Ea DOSER Amona the the Apache Indians it is a fixed law that ‘a man and his mother-in-law shall never meet. The Apaches must have been reading some of the old almanac jokes about mothers-in-law. — Frve Indians were found frozen to death Friday near Wichita Falls, Indian Territory. —-_e Rosert Cotiar, one of Sacramento’s oldest and most réspected citizens; is dead. Tue first complete sewing machine. was patented by gaias Howe, Jr., in 1846. MEAsuRE 209 feeton each side and you will have a square acre within an inch. Subu ET Apert Durer gave the. world a prophecy of future wood engraving in 1257. : ee Tur beau monde—The archery world, Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam Is the greatest remedy in. Ahe world for Coughs, Colds, Ipfftenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy Vy ey aryngitis, Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca soph and Whooping h and diseases of the throat a Spanish woman, who was mar-. fittest, natural and sexual selec-. straint of crime have ever been were long and covered all the} -goddess of reform’’ Henry Watbound train and go to er ” Faith by Proxy. “Hello, old man! I,m gladto see you out again. The last time. I heard from you, you were pretty sick.’’ ‘Yes, I haven’t been out before for over a year.”’ “What doctor did you have?” ‘Half a dozen. The last one apreacher. He used the faithcure, and that brought me out all Tight. ” ‘‘Faith-cure? Why, you used to be aregular infidel_Did you have any faith in it? ‘No, but the preacher had.” _>+ * “A Mouthful ef Bread.”’ ‘A benevolent society, called a “Mouthful of Bread,” has been started in Paris. Its object is to render temporary assistance . 10 those who are out of work. A flavored with vinegar, are given to all who ask for relief. The vinegar is put in the water to kill the microbes, which swarm ‘n the foul Seine water, and the concoction doesn’t taste much different from the sour wine ordinarily used by Parisians. _~ Womenas Jurors. ~ Chiet Justice Greene, of Washington territory, in his last charge to the grand jury, bears the followtestimony to the good effect of terms of court, ladies and gentlemen, I have now held, in which women have served as grand and petit jurors, and it is certainly a fact beyond dispute that no other twelve terms so salutary for reheld in this territory.” Henry Warrerson introduced Samuel J. Randall to the southern people as ‘‘a small pig-iron god, made in the image of the Supreme Being, wrapped in Pennsylvania.”’ Mr. Randall delivered Prohibitionist speeches in the south. For being the inventor of the‘‘star-eyed terson has been dubbed ‘‘the stareyed jackass of the prairie.’’ And yet we are told that republics are ungratefull. One million dollars gold coin weighs 3,685.8 pounds avoirdupois. ; o> Don’r complain of the baker until rere eee his bread. _>e——— He who would eat the egg must first break the shell. ——~— aro Warer is to the skin what air is to the lungs. = 5 tind Tue surest road to honor is to deserve it. Se ala Eadhsey is an alphabet with one letter. NN You Can ‘Have It. “My dear, what would Ngive to have your hair?” is often said™ middle-aged ladies to young ones> Madam, you may have just such hair. Parker’s Hair Balsam will give itto you. It will stop your hair from falling off; restore the! original color and make it long,” thick, soft and glossy. You need not stand hel fossty envying the

girls. The Bglsam is not oily, not ade, butis an elegant dressing, and is especially recommended for its cleanliness and purit‘* For spoarp and lodging or a good two bit meal,go to the Thomas Housé; Broad street. 0. C. Conlan, proprietor. je8-ly eS BORN. At Nevada City, Jan. 19,1885, to Antone Miler and wife, a son. [S. F. Chronicle please copy.) At Stockton, Jan. 18, 1885, to John A. Gray and wife, a daughter. ‘i . At Little York, Jan. 16, 1885, Mrs Ann Maria Mellow, aged 58 years, months and 16 days, a nativo of ore, Md. {Missouri Republican pleasg-Copy.) ~ ungs. It performs wonders eine Consumption. It gthens the lungs and instantby allays all irritation of the throat. ; CLEVELAND, OHIO. Dr. FrAzieER—Dear Sir: I was troubled for about three months during the last summer and fall with Bronchitis and a bad’ cough. After trying several remedies without finding any relief, I.ased your +Phroat-and—Lung“Balsam, and found immediate help. On retiring at-nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the medicine three weeks I found myself cured. Rev. E, Nure. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the . Lungs, and-assists nature by expectoration to throw off the corruption. Sold by druggists everywhere at-75 cents_a bottle. Carr} Bros., agents. ~ ——_ + One ofthe most successful remteddies ever advertised ‘is Kerr’s . fing Asthma Cure. colics or cramps and general deIt cures all pains, by lump of bread and a glass-of-water-+}.— women serving on juries: ‘Twelve . DIED. /. ~ FORWARD, MARCH! © Sheree, Seaiars In. begianing the year 1885, we desire«to briefly out some’ of the things that have so far contributed constant aim has been to offer such inducements to the buying public that they-find it to their own interest to trade with ‘us, and the large patronage we have been favored with shows that our efforts have not been thrown away. The four pillars upon which we Have built our business are Justice, Impartiality, 7 One Frice, Absolute Satisfaction. We have endeavored to keep at all times not only the largest and most complete assortment of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods: and Millinery, but the Most Fashionable and Freshest of everything in these lines to be found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our goods WE DO NOT ASK OURSELVES “How muck will the people be willing to pay” for this or that article? BUT THE QUESTION IS, “How small a matgin can we add to the cost price and yet do a safe business?” We know we have been successful in building up a large trade that is not confined to Nevada City; but extends to the surrounding country. _ We do no; believe this could have been done without a strict observance of the rules that govern our business methods. Thankful for the liberal patronage extended us during 1884, we confidently hope that it will be accorded to us by the appreciative and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885. Yours Respectfully, MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. SURGEON, H.W. CBAREBS hh. D. Homeopathic Physicians, Rooms 9 and 10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pine sts. Nevada City, Office Hours---9 to 11 A. M., 1 tol P. M., 7to9 P. M. Nevada orng Store, Corner Broad aha. Pine Sts., WALTER_ D. VINTON” A Large Sirk of Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fanc Soaps, aS rushes, Hand ia Toilet Articles of all Rinds Careful tation Given to Compounding Prescriptions — y i “GB a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed. “a . d aiNT FO.R THE BEST IVSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, London, . J. BE. CARR T. Hi. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, Propricvors of THE PALAGE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep consiantly onhand a large and complete stock of avery thing usually found in ix mee OGlass Drug Store. review the record of thé year just ended and point }. Nevada, hs [BS Creat Reduction in Clothing pi ee CASPER'S, to the popularity and success of our store: Our. GQRNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA city, Goods Sold at about: what at other Dealers pay for them! Here is a sample of Prices ces of a few Articles ; — Men's Cassimere Suits ~ Boys’Suits, fr Men’s Marysville Fla Men’s Shaker Socks, Children’s Pebble Goat Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to Having 00 Rent to BEAVER SUITS, $I8. MEN’S OVERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20. Boys’ Suits, from 4 to 8 years, $3.50,Boys’ Suits, from 8 to 12 — Cssinere-ONLY $10. —~ $12. $15. $20. FRENCH DIACONAL SUITS, gis. “6 sc 46 “ss pn, o . om_12 to 18 years, $7. Men’s Heavy Overalls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 GENTS EACH. Men’s Brown Duck Pants, 37 CENTS A PAIR. nnel Undershirts, $] EACH. 12 CENTS A PAIR. WHITE FAMILY BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair, Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $1.25. Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, $1.50. 7, $2.50. Gen’s Genuine Eureka Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4, United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker. Boots, $4, 15. Pe pay is only one of the Reasons Th. [sell Goods 50 per cent Cheaper than any other Dealer in Nevada County, SELLING OUT! MRS. A. WILLIAMS}~ OULD re; of Nev: tfully inform “the péople City and ridin th she has concluded to close her b here, and offers her goods for sale-At VERY LOW PRICES ! tock consists of Lac Underwear, Knit“ted Sacques, Hoods, Toys, Candies, Anda thousand other articles too numerous’ to mention. Call and see for yourselves. Searls’ Block, Commercial St MINING MACHINERY FOR SALE. ae HOISTING WORKS, consistng of TOBLLAR BOILER, . . I0INCH PUMPING ENGINE, ~8-INCH HOISTING ENGINE, os RING AND HOISTING GEAR, (double reels,) 8-INCH CORNISH LIFT PUMP, 280 FEET OF 8-INCH COLUMN, 4-INCH PUMP, Be 200 FEET OF COLUMN, MINING AND SLAOKSurER ToOLS, * LOT OF TRACK IRON, -¢ CARS, HOISTING WORKS BUILDING. All of easy access. Enquire of CFAS. W: KITTS, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, December 80th. Nevada City Ax It Is! POWDER Absolutely Pure. . This_powder_neyer~varies,__A }. ——______. marvel of -purity, strength and wholesomeness.. More economieal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum: or phosphate powders. Sop ONEY IN CANS. Roya Baxina PowpER Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y. ~ STOP THAT COUGH ¥ USING THE GUM ‘TREE COUGH SYRUP. If once aed in your family will sere free from anything to icken the. h, and the only safe pcg fe for stopSo building up weak lungs. nae Be SAE cure for Consumption, _—__— PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, ~BLANK BOOKS, -M ISCELLAN EOUS BOOKS al kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS: OF CKSARS z Ea cS ’ eda as ideale bility. —— ly*: % ee ee tae of the. Australtp ee » Agent, Nevada City Tree, combined red with . &@ Prescriptions -accurately and carefully com-] i hye Lhe MRS. ELLEN y MRS. ELLE, STEREOSCOPIC—-VIEWS “BEEHIVE” Y J. J. JACKSON, «= == === PROPAIETOR. The Largest, the best aid Cheapest Grocery House in Nevada tia —__—_o—-—— TOASTED THAS. Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as used by the natives in Japan. &@The following PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh toasted under the new process, requiring one-third less quantity to produce each pound package : . Prices. OOS oe see ee ee Q cents per pound NN os A 60 cents per pound Sunshine PEs hE el eet cones cases 7 cents. per pound RONG oh ee . $1 per pound Everything usually found in ‘a First-Class Gro‘reery Establishment always kept on hand. To those whowhave never traded with me I extend a_ special invitation to call before making their purchases. [8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. Sen BS —_——— The Largest and Fine t Stock ! —OF THE. Queen City of theSierra Nevadas SurrodIAnu ndings, HE most faithful and bea made pict of this section ever produced ty aay. red tist. Views of every point of interest for miles around, ~ For Sale by BRODIE & SHURTLEFF, __ Agents at Nevada City. Price 25 cents each, or $2.50 per dozen. No Two Views alike. Orders by” Mail promptly filled. dis , i Pere § PERCIVAL, Artist. i to the Public.MONSS hatin lots my bed iseaig tg out just cause, [ hereb me = ee give notice that { *. tracted by hor. for any debts. <con. pounded ke a careful and. competent Druggist ” Sy, 5 sas J Neruda City, Dec, 22, ry SCHMIDT.. In, 657 Mission Street, : See ee Ot the same strength as old Teas, and the prices are plainly markedon” FINE CIGARS AT NIVENS’ 25,000 JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY CTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY.’ cOSMERS CALL & EXAMINE QUALITY & PRICE Also a “Fall 1 Line of _Tobacco and Smokers . Articies. — Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates Gia'y of all metals. Old Tableware repaired and . GUN “AND PISTOL MOUNTING “A SPECIALTY “KEATING & FAGAN, = : FOR SAVING GOLD.— Used in Quartz, Gravel and Placer Mining, . _ Inany size or Quantity Furnished to Order. . _—o0——__, .. The Bers Process yet discovered for saving fire @ Gold.—Gold, Silver, Nickel and on : replated. 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